New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-23
ENGLAND.

The Board of Trade returns for the
month and also for the six months ending the 9TH july
ls5o have lust been is,ued. The total declared value
of exports for the month last past 10 70 O9o whist
for the corresponding month of 1850 and looi toey
were respectively $3.50, $50 and 3s,225l22 FOR 'ne
srst SIX months of This year the total exports oil b'n
and Irsh produce and manufacture amounted 10 @'''
Hs392, being deficit compared with the correspond
ms sx months Of the past year, OF aof54oi Inc nc
fct In the past month has been chiefly In coAon manu-
factures cotton ysra, woolens and WOODEN yarn anu
siks with an Increase In linens, beer, ale Goals glass;
leather and wool With respect to imports, the tsoleS
continue u exhibit increasing demand for the nece'
sariss and Injuries of life The increase 10 zoe CON
sump,ion of sugar since 1850 Is shown to be 5000
tuns or 81 per cent The consumption OF cofeo iS sti
m excess If former per.odf and tea cocoa fruits WINE
,p,rits and tobacco are all on the favorable side.
Mr.. J. Macgregor, formerly President OF
the Board of Trade pubIisbes letter In TIE D1ty
F.rs and other Metropolitan papers, strongly In favor
f an smcabie adjustment of the Fishery question He
says:
ys n British eolonia and coastins trade aud fisheries
-ss,e f.riv opeped 20 American vessels the cossnog
trade and fisheries of the United STATES w1uo o. a.
once thrown open TO British vessels ana wncn 10 80
much desired by her Majestys subjects In Csnsoa suo
NJ, p,rnsuicE There would be no necessity Tor me-
ro,,s,,op with the United states Way notet once a'o
The and profitable course insseso "a naz f
mar nv the Irritating and Insulting prNssucer Vi
shios Of war smong the American hshertnen inc
Laws of the United Ststes provide tnst WIZ
ever privileges American vesseN ENJOY ~ o'o sr
tres the vessels OF those countries viii enjoy 10 amer
lean ports aud England does not ruin Sc0Nsno!
nor the latter England although the coasnng trade ana
6sberiss are common both, and British subjects so
far from being Injured, would be greatly oepeneo,n
the coastpg trade and fisheries OF the briusn uoon
and the United States were rendered treey con"n
the Inhabitants Of both countries. we ADMIT n once
she right Of England to enforce the provisions OF the
treaty 1915 bur dread the fatal consequences OF
seq ding naval armament 70 oniofce the scI ooso'
anee OF that treaty .
On the same subject The Daily Nclcs of
the eth says remarks the money market; "As
regards one of the points has told very sensby in
kvor of the Bears, viz. the American Fishery Di''
tutos We are IL position to state from the best au'
shortly that In the present position Of the affair
there Ia not the slightest ground for the fear that any
interruption of our friendly relations with the United
States will epsue" The London TINE, Of the 9ta has
sleader In favor Of the British claims. The Morning
Herald Government orgsn) has the following, which
may be- regarded as semi-oflicisl:
In reference TO question which naturally at this mo
nent sbsorbs the pubic attention. both in England aud
the United States, the facts are as folows: Her
Majesty Government have made no new claims on the
United States and have Withdrawn DO concession made
70 that Government Nc renewal of the long veXed
question respecting the Bay o. Funty has been
nooted. Lord Aberdeens concession Of 1915 respect
ing that of the guarded as II was by his Lord
ship by assertion OF our rights over the whole bay
remains where Ii The spuiedruterprotston of the
Technical of the Treaty of 1918 remains where 1t
was All that has been done by the Government Is to
siren ghen our squadron on the Coast OF NewiOund-
land, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswic to defend a
right which the United States do not and never did
dispute namely, tina, Of retaining exclusively 10 pos
session the wster within three miles OF shores
from the encroschments OF both French aud uericso
fishermen and the American vessel, The Coral, alluded
TO- was seized within a quarter OF mite OF our own
coast Our squadron 10 how no larger than the French
one the coats. Oar right ID that which de-
uands the respect of all nstiOBs Of tho Rlooe-one
acknowledged by international Law; and u tor many
years our successive Governments have neglected 10
protect their fellow subjects France and the United
States always protect theirs both In America and in
the Chanpel, we only be grateful TO present
Ministers tor repairing their fatal supiReness.
ave shall return 20 this subject upon which both
here and the Atlantic the public have been most
grossly ul'sinformed and misled."
An attempt has been made to manufac-
tpre Protestant capital out Of sun brought by the rel
stives Of girl named Griffith against the Superior of
Convent at Norwich, for III treatment of toe plaintiff
while pupil In the establishment. Alter full hearing
Of the Gaze the complaint dismissed Some of the
papers make 1t the subec. Of leading articles.
The Sandman Consul notifies Lloyd's,
tia. vessels coming from Cuba no, exempted from
quarantine Genoa but the regulations s, enforced
&sainst ships from The Brszils.
One of the most extensive fires that had
occurred near London for considerable time happened
On Sunday mornlog last by which the Tottenhsm Oh
Mills and surrounding property the value OF several
thousand pounds destroyed. Near 100 tun. of oil
sook fire. and the tanks burst the blazing LIQUID ran
into the river, and floating the water presented an
extraordinary appearance. About City families are
thrown out Of means by the Gre.
II. b. NJ. steamer Harpy, about whose
safety considerable apprehension had been felt arrived
At Portsmouth on Saturday night The Hsrpy had
been serving as tender to the W. /. aeet and being
found defective In her machinery was ordered home
where she arrived, after fy-egh, days. from Peruam
baco to Fsys, mere shell, all her furniture, bulk
head, csblndoos, pitch and ro.in and spare stores
having been used as fuel and all hands on short allow
Anos
The Peninsular and Oriental Co.'S screw
steamship Formosa sailed from Southampton on Sat.
iuay' LOT Port Philip and Sydney, and to be after
~"a pseed on the route between Singapore and tho
hu'ha"eh colonies. She Is the fourth steamer that
has left England for Australia
Emigration to Australia continues midi
inished fly ships, from 100 to 600 ,o,, ara sr,srss
to ssjl during the pressn, month from I,vs-no,l an
don and Plymouth.
Accounts of the Potato crop are At least
ovorse.
At the Highland and Agricultural Soci.
ETY. Of seo,lsnds Show at Perth the 9Th premium
awarded for the reaper Of Rev Mr.. Beii over Hu,
ssys American.
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