New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-06

which proved 20 be gro1ndless as she nia1S '"e
passage in the unusually shor, period Of ~ hours
We learn that the Caledonia has brought out
$3.50 900 in specie.
Faivr,, n ,lercAans and Bsrt,ri EageHd md otiv
part Of Earepe fiao, rf pHDiio4tSA o Hf H-'''e~"
Times oftse stA Dtoember
Pste Honeyman Co mercisnts. ilass9~
Elain Son. corn dealers
Prnvn 4 CO sugar rsfners. An1st@ro Al
1erveu Brohers corn merchants Gran Agsni
Gates Coates Bartleti Co calico printers Lonoon'
9smii.on' " 4 Co W g. nerehsnr........ Dobin.
HsTueave. George, Z. India merchant LissrP9o
Henry Messrs calico printers OuhAn'
IvsaSbt srni,hett CO z. India agents. .London
Mainland John cotton spinner NJ sneheeI
Psrsnque sons BANKER.
Portugresa re POI
RiettsT Co Merchants. i.s-e'
Wtisn. William and Thomas merchants. D1hn
PAHLrAMFST.-Pal4men, Was stu 10 session and ha1
ei eaufeef he business proposed previous % the i-
'onrnrsnt which expected n take place about ine
Ofh 10 the "a Of Feb the usual period Of eon'enng ne
animal session Several bills ofscme importance "a Ai-,l
.ps u.e NJ common and hs5 been c0ncurred IN or Ttre
snl nentnc IN the Heuse n Lords. Among these wee
he Kslxay bll the Public Works IN ireland PHI Ah1
the Crime and outrage 10 Ireland BIZ ineIs AAn uetH
so,ne dscn.son on the reception d LORD Nnto a. ROM
bu no proposition had been made for cnans' % ne "a"
authorizing an official communication with he FalA Gov
eminent.
p,xE Oh FscIASp-The amount q bullion and coin
IN The two departments Of the Bank was Il 417OOo-
m r.fe az discount continued per cent. The oi-
Toying !, the ast official return Of the state Of the Bank
The CoBx LAss-The present suspension Of Sir Robert
Pees act fr the amendment Of the Corn Laws expires on
ho 10. Of dsrch next appears from the answer gwen
nv the President Of the Board Of Trade 10 an inqafy
which was made on this subject that i; Il not the inen
lion Of the Government TO propose farther suspension Of
that law.
| .,v,v.r or THE AcAplA-The Royal NAL steamship
Acsdis cant Shannon, arrived In the Mersty last nsht
She old moi leave Halifax till the ih' and has therefore
had shs-t though very hosterous passage She bins'
500 600 IN gold; the Roscius packetshp' no" on hef
esssage brings 500 O00 and packet for France takes
ron $4,000 20 100000. Liverpool Mercury DC u.
TrEsmIo CALLS on THE COAST OF GREAT BRITAIN
Oar maritime intelligence presents ieaiil catalogue OF
casuees produced by the late gales throughout the
coasts and every day brings accounts Of some
e,h disaster The frlghtfu storms with which we nave
been visited, have ia many parts, reachcl 70 the utmost
vio,euce Of hurricane During several days previous
70 the 9Th iHs'. the winds from the eastward had been
cxcotairgly yOent, but on that DAY u Netrel 70 ie
northeast aui becsme perfect hurricane WHEN iasea
almost without inlcrmiss0n during The whole Ci nc
9Th sud 7ih. The tempest was especishy lrl on We
e.st coaso II scoflard where the destruction Of boats
and shipping had teen most eXieusTe Al bNlleSf
Aberdeen, Le;h. aad Newhavfn, the violence OF inc
waves was greater than ever before known. Aolg lle
casf coast Of England, the Storm luAy RACED va tr
l,oleu SANDS a hne vessel wss lost The ccvaftatiag
fury Of the gale extend 10 the channel where fright
ul sea threatened destruction 10 every yesse upon e
waters A fine ship the MsrchOness Of Abercorn from
Onebec was wrecked few miles from Ifevose Head :;
and on the 10Th American ship the Roberts was hunt
10 the waters edge of Weymouth, probably resulting
from her abandonment In the gale We refer 10 the SUD
Joined otelgence for especial details Al Liverpool the
damage 10 the shipping no les severe than
fine ,hip the Frankfed bound from our port 10 Calao
was totally wrecked of Angesea, with the loss Of twenty
lives Altogether the damage done 10 our shipping has
been most severe On various parts Of the COAST OF e
Channel Islands considerable quantity 81 wreck mas
| been washed ashore. [willmerS smiths Europ Times
Mr. IIsros TIE srHGEoS.-1he public and especially
the medical profession will syppahize In the deep regret
with which announce the death OF Mr. Lision he en-
nent surgeon in the fifty third year Of his ags MI Lis
ton hsd suffered for some weeks from an aecon o. he
throst which proved fatal on Tuesday night. Although
he had scarcely ached more than middle age, hf sn
had achieved European reputation As an operator he
was unrivs ed. He was also the author OF some VAIN
able works on surgery, well known and appreciated By
the profession.
RFPFAL AssocIATtoS-At the weekly meeting
! OF THIS body on Monday. Mr. y Maher. Mp presided
Mr. d. O'Conrei. VI T. read letter from his Aiothef
Tbn nrsssive Of his reiterated conviction that there
is no hope for ireland but in the repeal nom Esq
| l,hmen and ScOtohmen-ney. none from many ~ her
own children i-ien once heV hare got among EE2 7H-
sac,s will not psricusrze this distressing subject.
but ask had we Parliament In Dublin. would lis
members treat slightly as some have recently done me
opinions and demands Of ihs national party In lFeisd
Lei Us no, aste time IN angry denunciaon and natural
bu, uuavafiug Indignation. Let us WObK all the more
rorL az Ro2 BEGINNING our glorious task WORK Win
tenfod srdor determination for that which
can alone save lrelaDdf Rtffdi y ne ie2sGif mon
and ne RcsorafioA Of olT Pr,fec.ag Parliament" The
/ rent fyr the week was announced 10 BE- tn D..
The PAPERS are filed With accounts Of fresh deeds Of VIC
( lence 10 various parts OF the country.
The Ir,h Arms Bl has made such progress IN Parla-
ment leave no doubt OF Is becoming IN lew day
orc Of the statutes Of the realm In ~ passage through
the House Of Commons the extreme Of the IIish party
headed BY Nr John oConnel, could only muster nine
teen partsans. against majority Of 10 on the second
reading Mr. Huae who has opposed every coercion b
since he has been In Parliament Tie present M Assure
his nnequivocal appreciation, and demonstrated plainly
that the bill received tie support Of great majority Of
me Irish members themselves In the nst stage or the
bin ont Of IOs Irish members only ID had voted sgans H.
and In the second division only - While 80 and 81 Irish
members had voted for IL. Tho provisions Of the bill
seem well adapted far as they extend 20 meet the
| prevailing evils. The constabuiaTy force In Dubn
OF 400 men IL 10 be increased 70 600i ana upon district
being proclaimed by the Lord Lieutenant an Efficient con-
sabusry viii be raised on the spot or dispatched ron
Dublin and the expense will be betrayed by the district
! proclaimed Il will thus be the inieres, Of disturbed
district to resabh order Win special exceptions. the
carrying Ct their possession BY unauthorized per
sons is forbidden Arms found suspected persons,
stoned and searched By the consabuary will he taken
away asd forfeited the Other stringent prcoau-
tons are taken prevent the improper use oi firearms
CCns;ahes the power olrequrng al males between
rs Gua 60 10 assist searching for securing the muir
derers and they who neglect this duty viii Be liable 10 I'M
prisonmeni for Two years thus making the whole popua-
| lion responsible for ihs arrest Of criminals.
France.
| The official PAPER The Moniteur gives the fol
l
| NJ dc Bacourt the present Minister Of France IN the
United states 10 TO be Ambassador 10 the Court o. the
King Of Sardinia and Minister fenp0teuiiary 10 that Of
the Archduchess Of Parma Ia the Of Count horeT
| the Duke de Gucksberg Minister Pleuipotentiary 81
| Madrid, Envoy Extraordinary ana Minister PlenipOten
usry 10 the Court OF the Queen OF Portugal In the room
OF Baron de Narenne who u transferred IN The
| same capacity TO Denmark; NJ Paseot. Minister Pleni
potent ary Envoy Ext aordnary and Minister flen 20
tentisry in the United States OF America and The Duke
de Bsssano Secretary Of Eubassy Ia Brussels Minister
| Plenipotentisrv IA the Duehy Of Hesse.
Paris papers q the 18th that the Duke Do D1ms-
tia son Of Marshal soult, will probably be appointed Min
| lister TO Russia
great reform dinner took place at Paris, In the AKRON
basement OF ST. Denis. on the 18th, At winch l,2yO per-
sons were present. and speeches made By SevefA
distEe ushea Characters among whom Was Olon BArrot
The posGa arrangements between France and England
were pleie and INTO operation on the rTs
Of January, providing two mails day by Two posi-:
from Dover to Calais and Boulouse.
| The French Government has decided TO attempt ih'
establishment OF lire OF steamers between Bourbon AM
SutK In connection with The regular mall COMMUNICATION
| which now exists, via Egypt with India.
Italy.
| The question OF FerrRra Is considered as settled
The AuslrAns have consented 10 withdraw ron the tow
into citadel merely retaining post At the gate Of "a