New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-22
NETWORK TRIBUNE


, . ~ the measure" tending 70 the mitigation Of
tnr existing caamty-such ~ the extension OF ns'
eres, the improvement o. me i@no ~ aiNiiass, -.
application Of grants for public works the organic
non Of proper system Of emigration inc exfnDitoh
bv example Of the benefits Of scientific culture ana
The location Of small proPneioF' On portion % ,ls
lsnds Al the disposal Of the Commission. Ezpeduols
and ebeap Chancery law. together with fsrAamen
tsry ie and limited liability for POOR rates WI no
however Of Themselves induce capitalists 70 in'es' ~
funds in Irish estates Lord johns BIZ spPoH,-,
- ,.ho.e drtv IL viii be 70 remove the Az
fetal distractions which impede the oeFe.0 80
Ireland's natural resources for the presen' p 49,
its Office 20 the administration Of eAe9P 90" " 49,
'erchee :. I -, and manifest blessing Our
New York Consttutonsl Governor. - ,,,-es &,
Legislatures since, have made ~ 49, Pied
- ssue direction assisted BY Ae--f- 'i1i-eli' -.
sd ,o,ois the very Efficient Practice 'oihhssiD1is
r..ryor.xr ~ wZZALASD.-EHtraet from a
pr1vsie letter dated Auckland, IAN Nov "f ne'ss
inteuigence Of earthquake having heai.J uc'-i
Wellington II IL distant from "a some ~ mie-. ~
soupry around also volcanic and nss been afe@
faly convulsed in ages gone BY.
RAILWAY JoBBINC N ESGLAND.-On ne ~ Ih'l
lord BroughAm delivered in the House Of fee's
philippc against toe Railway system, the proecoi,
md III concerned lie denounced the gambling mama
which gave vast powers % railway conpsnes % Pc
mote the interest Of few, who did not care s'I .
"a inch Of railroad wa made. but "nose ,'y
Vas 20 make plans and attorney bills ana ,ne oIa-s ~
trsfckers who erected prncely fortunes On lhs i "
private persons. In one session 2i' fa,'"ay ~
before years BrIfah hau iAt'-'" i''-y
Qoo0OO OOO In railway stock. pad ~. Wnlf moihe
10000 900 remained due and payable. lie instance
.ases Of knavery and also oi false balances Isaos ~
deceive Mr. ssnders, Secretary o. me prea' 49,.
Railway Co who had a salary 81 sli,SJD year, was ID
arrears for CALI on his shares soOOy' whie poor
widow was bounced upon the moment An instaI.ihfi'
was due solicitor 70 the same company mao h'v r.
oeiycd e3OOOD for land purchased ny tne tDhiPa'y
though he had not produced single deed Tie had not
a cent but had not been sued lest the shares "Oiid
come down lie named preference shares a. aioinsI
foature in the system Of fraud ana eHpa"'o ,'' D'
al manufacturing them The Secretary and he 7onc
tor 10 whom he Rad alluded hold pfcerenc" snAfes ~
long ~ they thought the shares good, ana no ca4s "
made upon them, they never drcain'n i"at '''i'
anything Illegal or fraudulent in them but the nom h
a call was made they repudaicd the shares III LoiN
ship next charged Members Of the House o. 'omnos
with having been bribed either ~ money or ="
expedite the passing 81 railway ols-st"tH4 '''' o."
much "a 424 900 had been offered IN one instance-an
that by the udicous application Of such ineen-' ho
ing was easy than 10 bnng ho"n ha-, ~. -
members or more 10 vote upon question whch they
had never heard debated. Not long since, me mouse 81
Commons had rejected a very stringent measure TOT
the suppression Of bribery The only eleciua hchh7
to prevent fraud and iDpO-ture, was 10 mes "4 Dso
luic, unqualified, unspsring publicity 70 All f"'"ay
transactions
TIfy NAVIGATION BILL IN TIE HousE o. LORDS
The uaacLesier Eramian (Froe Trader thinks, That
II the House Of Peers were to unite with Lora ,i9hiey
and throw out the Navigation Law Repeal BIZ Lofa
John Russell would resign. and the Queen would soma
not for Lord Stanley bot for Sir Robert Feel 70 con
struct new ministry Lord John woulo nor o.
Parliament, for his measures are iuiy supp',tfn !" t
Commons The Queen cordially supported me rec
Trade measures Of 1916, Sir Robert stands men ]" i
confidence, and he j. pledged 70 maintnn me rec r.
Trade principle "Corn and dear corn, says the ~
.5aigey il the beginning and middle, and ending OF
the Stanley Tory policy II thinks the bil VIII pas
the Peers, and states that the influence OF e iu' 81
Wellington IL wholly with the Lord j. Russell - gov
ernment and that Lord Aberdeen vote "ili hc ioI INC
bill.
YrAHs RoBBrRIrs N LoNDo~.-The number OF
Iobberios committed In the metropolitan district ih''
year IS al and the value OF the properly stoi'h
was nearly a million of dollars. The number OF per.
cons taken into custody o4.4-O Of whom Jl'osi
were discharged and the remaining %'24 convicted
or held 10 bail.
DEATH WHILE DAScINa-On the 2lth ult a cOro.
ners inquest held the body OF Mary RICE aged
90 Evidence showed that she was dancing the Drum
Polka at the Dancing Rooms, Dean street Soho' Lon
don when she suddenly oll into the arms OF Der paft
ncr and instantly expired. Verdict Death from ois-
Of the heart
~ Tho vote for the British Post ONCE Packet ser
vice for 1870 IL - 10000 ono of the items u 81 v'
600 for the West Indian Mails the hostages from which
yield only COOS 900 Mr. Bright represented the penny
postage a successful reform the importance Of winch
could scarcely be overratod
- 100000 were voted 10 send the ship North star
TO the aid Of Sir j. Frsnklins arctic expedition
THE QUEEN Vs. w. SMITH OBREN-The appeal
ease of the Queen - w Smith O Bren was set down
Tor hearing ON the 10th inst and the Judges hNd re-
oeivod notice attend the House OF Lords ON TIM" day
A Nrw sreN--A prize OF 300 ruineas has been offer
ed for the best essay ON royalty anstocracy ana o'
mocracy
PuRLIc OPINION IN CANADA-Late events IN
Montreal have chectuolly reused the Canad"- Many
years have elapsed since any Governor mo Yd's r
oaes was greeted with such marks OF public esteem
and confidence are now spontaneously bestowed on
the Earl OF Elgn For uniting with the party OF pro
eress instead Of dissOlrng the Legislature and trying
to pack Tory Assembly, as sir Head hd m $50 he
4 ltal oHt ina Al al M
but the friends of law, order and progressive IN
provement are evidently determined 10 sustain him.
bistricts In Canada are Municipal Divisions composed
of one TO five OF six Counties These DIVISIONS are now
assembnu and signing enthusiastic addresses 10 the
Governor General. Those from Wellington ana MA
sara lin the HamibGR Journal Erpress) are couched
In very strong language The GWoph Aaroris0 says
that the Town Hall OF Gait the Tories were defeated
Is 10 ON the question of address and we perceive
that the Roman Catholic Clergy OF Quebec, win the
Archbishop their head have te II 20 be their duty 70
come forward, side by side with Upper Canada DIS
santers. 90 sustain the Government. Nhat dpff'e0N
would Justify cry OF annexation by tue enemies o
freedom standing the burning ruins OF Inc Temples
Of law science, aud popular legislation IN Imade 10
he used as a means of reesiablshing the giobets re-
penishine the dungeons aud furnishing new Nie'ims
Tor the transport ships Of lss ~ 40 Acnot the per
secutors of those days the opponents OF progress OF
liberal measures and Of the go ahead Goyornmcni oi
1919 "By their fruits yc shall know them
Tnr ItpsRtA EMtCRAsrs.-The bark Huma,
Can't Henry hence for Iberls, cn yesterday morning Il
s.x minutes before - O'Clock. She takes out one hun
,lred and eighty four colored cmigrents portion OF
lhe.e IL from Charleston and South Carolina, and lew
fnn, Augusta and The interior Of this Stale but much the
srater number goes from this place We understand that
bstxeen INV and sixty who had entered heir names 20 20
AZ his time were unable make thCr arrangements and
will therefore have ait for another opportunity We
nave been furnished with letter rom Mr.. Wm McLain.
orresponding Secretary Of the Newiork Coloniz alton
Soriety nom which gather the following facts sixty
one of The emgrants professors OF rchgoni i've ot
hem are preachers hundred aud hye read thirty
IAN writes twcnyioUT have purchased themselves, and
..f = = MAJ IN NNN alNk
tndnsfry, and forty-seVen have been manumcd The
,rranyys composed mostly OF parents and their chill
iref and many OF the families large There sixty
sx under sen years Of age, and nineteen over my.
Savannah Republican. 18th
From Sr JosRPH.-Thc steamer Highland Ma
~ at ST louis from A. Joseph the sth INST reports
thai large numbers Of caigrants were endeavoring 70
cross the river preparatory 20 their hnA start Tor the
Plains and 50 great the rush, that the two terry
boats though running al day and most OF me night
were inadequate 10 supply the demand. Five dollars
and even as high ten had been paid for the trans
portstion of a single wagon and team. The Highland
Mary made several trips, and the Sacramento was th'
engaged in ferrying the eager crowd - Josef
and the surrounding country is represented as being
literally lined with wagons, teams Snd cmgrants The
health of the place continued good and but few cases
ot cholera had appeared 4 general move had com
snenced among the mass and all ANXIOUS TO b.
with the foremost The weather pleasant 81 81
Joseph the sth inst aud vegetation beginning 90
put forth. The river was falling with but four feet