New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

pase iron ore Government 70 the ''Nes' -
| ltg 10 Cur regular established Fs'e' -
rew.Dapsr rosiags Thus, N I" county ''i -@'-
| nc IN The British possessions, 20 prepayment
| -. IS ,eoujred. Beyond the county limit
49, ,os,.se varies ACCORDING 10 distance. II
| ,,i.-.,,,oseneni Cslfoslia and Oregon Ire ex-
| oeptsS.
We learn that the transatlantic postage Of
The pas, year by the steamer. Nil nos fall short
ofa million Of dollars. fthis sum i IS es;ina-
ted that not over one-cusrtsI is paid By the iaef
camille world and thatthe remaining thres-quar-
tiers Of million is paid by the poor emigrani Pop
ulation. The result Of reduction Of the Trans
atlantic postage would thus be 70 diminish a
verJ great burden that now falls upon a class 4
people poorly able 10 sustain II. l. Is to e
hoped that measures VIII 5e early taken 20 &C
comphsh THIS reduction. One thing Is certain, 4
there was no postage on letters betweea his
country and Europe. the letters o. tie emig'ant
population would not be long in accom-? iisaiag
continental revolution Every letter from az
euirrant 10 his friends a. home, IS hand
grenade thrown into the powdsT-ho1se o. tes-
poilsm. The suo ect should be commented to
the Continental ralcrs. as they seem determines
to suppress every agency Of rebellion, and 'nefe
Is none more dangerous than tins
The Collins steamers, which receive .
very large sum from our Government for the
transportation Of the mails, are SAID 70 De, new
e1;heless, losing lao noy very fast TOR their own
ere And there is great danger that the iine VII
he unable. without further aid, to withstand the
competition of then British rivals. It rs said by
competen, American merchants, that the steah-
ers now building on the Clyde for the CularS
Company are sure to beat aLy OF our sea steam
els sfoai We mus, besiir ourselves II We
would not be outstripped
- r. CLAY desires to 60 10 the Senate and
make a speech On noa-intelven,ion and kindred
topics Gu, Of this has grown the report that
he viii DO so. Whether be may attempt II or no
cannot be determined. spirit so resouie and
ndomiiable as his, could almost force a dead
bedy to obey rs beaes,s lie '4og therefore 60
j. he should, We may expect scene.
Among the many i've minute speeches
made on the KossurH committee resolutions,
one Of the best vas made by Af. YArss Of ILL.,
nois. who. solitary and alone, upholds the Wing
flag in tha, region Of political desola'ion.
The cause of New-Engand orthodoxy Is
Just now receiving potential aid IN Washington.
Rev Dr. HorgINs of Williams College IS here
lec,uring before the Smithsonian Institute, and
VIII preach a. the Congregational Churchoi M
GRiNNrLL. Following him, HEvRY WARD
BEEcuFR is expected ~ the course Of few
weeks for fortnig hts tl5-y at the Capital OF
course We are TO look ior rat,lns of the dry
bones on his arrival
The clergymen ol this city, excepting the
Catholics and Or. Piss, the Pdseylte, visited
and. by their spokesman, d.. GREELEY, addressed
KossurH this morning. The Magyags reply
was full OF emotion
Among the on dts Of the day. derived from
authentic sources at the French capital, are, thai
Mr.. RIyr>, our Minister at that court, is uni
formly out OF town 10 American visitors, and that
LOUIS NAPOLEON is uniformly drunk every night
on brandy and water
The ladies of Washington are tloeklEg II great
numbers to the assembly, tonight. where they
expect to see the great rcvolutionist Their
ingh, l. about over and probably there VIII be
as great q rush as there was 10 witness his ad-
mi,ianoe into the Senate. where, perhaps, the
sight seeing curiosity OF one out Of every ten
was grathoo