New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-17


Ia. closed IND the Queen b., started tor Ireland II
the Government OF The United Kingdom IA. cared
sufficiently for Ireland in its psiern heart il hs' never
given 1t % distinguished place IL the closing Ad
dress They nay fDd another Tor this than the
de,re % secure good reception for the Queen By Aer
disinberted lnsh subject. i seems now that Ersland
aces clearly into ner future relations with that country
She ha, 10 longer any f-ars embarrsssrnent
ID acc INT Of lr.h astAtJns Since toe rs gious dis
Guilty between the Establishes Church and the Jews,
and the Dissenting interest 20 al iis branches. has
made such breach in tne old rss establishment
the Catholic question IA gained IL vii oe more and
more absorbed in the other great subject which 10
rising on tn Bntish horizon and 10 which the move
rneni u the Scottish Church has given Considerable
importance mean the complete separation Of Church
| and State The English Government has taken il.
stand on another subject It gives decided encourage
m-nt 70 systematic emigration; and IL IS with the
greatest tranquility that the Commissioners IN this
Department announce in their lsst Report that the
grester part Of those who Canada 10 the
Sorth-American Colonies turn to the territory Of
me United States Great hopes also placed in the
plan Of e. Robert Peel and the City Of London sp-
pears 10 be decided On powerful EFFORT for It's resi-
| zsuon
TIE 7,4,s stated yesterday that the gres, aaair Of
the Session ~as the vote on the Navigation Laws It
IT, IN fact the completion Of the commercial reform.
But the party which has put through the great measure
u only At the beginning of ire work IL will nov direct
al 10 efforts 10 hnsucis reform. 70 new electoral
reform asd 10 the general reform Of the old judiciary
.ys'em which stands IN so much need Of being over
hauled The meetings OF his party are about % re-
commence Asa prelude TO this, they keep up lively
asitstion ON Hungarian af4irs The demand 20 favor
the movement for the independence Of Hu gary Is not
di.countensDced 10y tho Cabinet OF Lord Pslmerston
IN particular suppose that even the Secretary OF
Foreign Affairs least his friends are no strangers
TO sn and private seton with regard to all that
has been done in this respect
Il is said that the Ortomon Porte has prsiesied
against the march o. the Russians into the province Of
the Danube and has communicated the protest the
Cabinets OF London and Paris This IL almost another
rcide mt prepared for the came end II certain
the alliance between Austria srd Russia, the one
one part and and the double triple OF Prussia
on The other. must disturb the other powers which
wi.h 70 preserve their influence and importance IN
European affairs Hungary presents very reasonable
| D. int Of resistance I now remain IN doubt Of
thing and that is whether France will the mark
a. she ought do perfectly clear that there
Il not more affinity between Louis Napoleon snd the
Gar thsn between him aud England There is too de-
cided tendency monsrchical restoration in France
for Louis Napoleon not to porceiv that al wishes
III rts made IN that direction by England tend rather
10 the restoration Of Henry Y concerted among the
.so branches Of the Bourbon family thsn res.tab-
lishment o th- Bonaparte dynasty The King OF Bel
GUM &. not the .onin law Of Louis Philippe for no
thing sud one who has always been considered as =
friend and who ha. been sufficiently punished for bis
| -.
10 the former good g-ace,-Louis Philippe say Is TOO
good father Of family rot TO wish that reeoncils
ton With the elder branch should arrange all the
chance. Of the future for he de Paris ead yet
give A'siss to the Duke d'Aunale. the feet to the
Admiral Joiuyre and the Grand N.r,halsbip Of the
army 70 the Duke d. Mem iurs
usni to tell you. before going further into France
wiz. he weekly percgrirSiious which MAKE for Tn
Tr.bsas, OF th- important discovery II the chemist
lie with regard TO the properties lstey found ia tart
tresied by chemical g,n.s The Californian golddig
s,rs 90 not expect thu. 50 miiable competition need
not describe he eEucJ details which are given IN a.
ihe journals which on viii receive =; the sane time
siih ny letter But VII mention thst the discovery
IN important one, aiI thai IL may result IN rr'o!u
ton OF many branches Of commerce. particularly II
the KIND OF commerce. ia which America has the palm
The whale fishery II oil BE- got FROM turf Will
.o little expense there viii he occasiDa D. eek
with Al the ycrs AID difficulties Of the So Ara'ries
howsv.r viii gain more than sny Other aauon by thes
new industrial couqncsts 0r >sol Is TicA IN the Pre-
oious ;aserl which viii acquire great "a ue - 10
r,ces, fReece \ owen 20 much Is true. that every
thing in the world s5ors Tor you iodsy and that 10
reator has ulsde American civilization wait it, turr
| 10 vii only be more brilliant and beautiful u the END
IT, then in The world OF eres,ion, IS in ne kin gdor
ct HEAVIER where the vii be- last and TIE sss mrs
am SUI Il work on my fret studies Of the state
/. socialism IN this country Bat must tell you thai
sm struck With the intellectual sbor that has been az
, comy,ished Englsnd has already which we have no
Treatise Of Political Economy, VHAgsi socenir1i's
which the principle Of association and Organization
I lad down in opposition TO srsrchiebAl competition
THIS d. the Tresiise q Mills OF The iods House
tailor Of the name Of Walter Cooper has particular
D Impressed me by his eloeueuce and good sense
: have failed in France attempts to insugurase :
;, eishsm apron and BY means OF Government II
possible that the .nNr may be renewed BY the 81
rshsnce" which il the mark Of the Anslo-sAHon rae
and which consider now the absolute condition
e Everything we have 10 DO a. a ne" s'ep toNIu Il
- future
In duties which more especially devolve upon
:. TIA, OF propsssDd.n By The pen, and BY the VOL
80 written and spoken France begins resdy . resun
/, th- movement according the Pscise and posu
d. method. Tue Rcpabhgle the Prose- The CSsaH '
p with each other IN sesl ability. and tact vii be
-. continue nv position Of 10 isputsnla imPsrtsAIy a.
= severity sgsiust myself and against my oTn part
e and vii I'll you tbs; the ls~ against the pres
a Which has bel psssed by the Assembly viii no mo
,rev-rt me inc-ra.e II Socissm than the AVS Of =
tenbcr have prevented the Republican priDeipls 4
to - Nism from undermining Louis PHILIPPE and
10 hn.neia isudAhsrn The suppression OF h4nquei'
" pub rsr,;ings 10 also not without is good sice
- sr.t orer nd very often the nrs, police Asent
= 10 Il. re get Up popular gathering for the SAKE
10 l--din sncug tire people Tbs 10 true esPeeiA
=, II the bot heads With Which France sbounda I
- tune ~, blind rush OF enthusiasm hss gone ~
a. NJ tn srdor Of rejection 10 20 ecme And ieS 70
eoupt a. iii- those nonster trisls which ar % cot
ci - a, Vrr,.il~s There vii - before the High Coa
:. i, is said more than eighty accused II Ill oe Dec
o .sry then - hear lrsst forty plesclnss IL "ai
N ! no doubt Socialism will sPPeN 10 have deeei'
ID thirty in regard to The moral disposition OF france
~ 10 the Constitution OF ls<s, 70 which u suseoeo
h sh-r in portAnce than that Of sufficiently eeoe
rier sssinss The past Buii ~il also Be proved u
10 one ur.has IN tx q srus with the exception