New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-14
ENGLAND.

The POilticalwOrld IS altogether quiet. Almost
the oLly hear Of Is circulsted the au-
thoriiy Of The Morning AirS that dissensions have
already broken out in the Ministry Mr.. Gladstone,
Chancellor Of the Exchequsr is reported TO be AZ var
with Of the leading members o. the Admin
israon the subject Of the income tax, and the MS
understanding viii probably end in his retirement Il
is further ruulored that Sir Francis Barring formerly
Chancellor OF the Exchequer under the Premiership OF
Lord Melbourne win be Mr. Giadstone's SUCCESSOR.
Mr.. Golden has been prominently before the
public this week-in the first place by the publication
IN The London Times 9th ult, Of letter on War
and Peace being part Of his pamphlet the French
War and secondly by his appearance before the Peace
Conference at Manchester At this conference num-
Der Of the most nguished peace men of the day
were present, among others Messrs Golden, Bright
Brotherton, Joseph Surge, c. Hindey J. D. Smith, G.
Wilson, Hsdfed, Rev w Aspnwall OF Liverpool, Rev.
g. W. Gender Of Leeds &c Letters Of apology for
non-attendance were read from Emile de Grardin,
Lords Goderich, Radorn sc. Mr.. Brights speech was
perhaps the most Noticeable from ~ aAudins 70 the
contingency Of with the United States To obviac
such calamity Mr.. b. Of course finds a remedy IN
arbitration
Lord Shaftesbury, the recognized head of the
Anti Slavery movement in England writes from Genoa
comments on the "Reply Of the American TO the
English ladies the subject OF Slavery" The scope OF
his argument L. that the social evils Of England, TO
which the American ladies REFER quite beside the
question: that these evils not nearly 80 bad O. Amer
leans say and that be (Shaiesbury) may by
hibting the social eRorrnities that have come 10 his
knowledge in New-York and Boston, but "a he has
he won't expose them The long and short Of the
lie THE he ssys: We have had. and stu have in En-
gland many evils, hut now doing our best TO
remove them. They have ha \, and they still have in
America a great evil which they not only viii not
deavor to remove hut they make II daily worse-wit-
their Fugitive Slave Law reving moreover, and
prosecuting every who ventures 70 jog their memo
ies things Of vital importance 10 the temporal anl
eternal interests Of the human race
The rule for a new trial in the case of the
Queen Qor Achill) vs.. Newman u discharged, and Dr.
Newman viii be brought up for judgment on Monday
next This il the celebrated libel suit that attracted
much attention AZ the time and a trial moved
for on the ground that the verdict Of gully was against
the evidence.
Messrs Hirsch & Co of Rotterdam have
failed for al250O0 consequent upon tho stoppage of
CoIman stoltrioht & Co, London. The liquidation
viii probably be unfavorable.
The nOn-arrival of any large proportion of
the vessels known TO be on their way with gold from
Australia causes disappointment in London Nearly n
million and a half sterling az sea previous 70 last
advices via Singapore, md il s probable the Great
Britain and Sydney. steamer are now within four or
Eve weeks of their return with an equal amount AZ
the sBme time The exploration Of goods has been going
to unprecedented extent and Is increasing, so
that Australia is ut present debtor to shipments from
England say e3,0O00O0 sterling
Some specimens of Canadian gold from tho
81 Joseph District the Chaudiere River have been
tasted by Thomas Abel Co, and worth 81 grains
worse then standard q dwts of silver per 10.
The Treasury advertises a guaranteed loan
% Jamaica 80 4JOO0O
Robert f. Prizes, the forger, is fully commit
ted for trial on two charges
A collision took place in the Channel between
the ship Herald Of London and the Johann Carl OF Riga,
by which the former was sunk and some twenty per
sons drowned.
The King of Prussia has just conferred the
Order Pour e Merifs for krts and Sciences Thomas
Darlington Maceusy London, and Col. Rawlinson, Bag
dad.
At meeting of Mexican BondhOlders, held
on the 10Th inst the chief subject OF discussion the
necessity for appointing Agents a al ports OF Mexico
10 collect the revenue appOrOned 20 the BOndhoders
so that the might not TALL into the hands OF the
Mexican Government One-halfper cent was stated AZ
the commission for collecting resolution passed
approving Of the appointment OF collectors Gad con
demning the course Of the Finance Minister
In consequence the present scarcity OF sea-
men for homeward voyages from Australia orders have
been sent TO India by Government 10 encourage the EN-
igraon 10 Australia Of Lascars 20 be employed in nav
igating homewsrd shipping.
The great mortality on board emigrant ships
to Australia is attracting public attention.
Stephen Henry Sullivan, British C0nsulGen-
era in Chill is appointed 10 the same ohce IN Peru sud
Capt Harris presently British COnsuG eneTAl Ia fcru,
exchanges 70 Chill
A letter from Bagdad states that an English
steamer had entered the river Tgrs for the purpose OF
ascertfnng whether il viii be practicable % establish
regular communication with the Gull Of Persia.
Since the fortunate change in the weather,
agricultural operations have been resumed In all parts
OF the country the farmers are using their best EFFORTS
10 make ND for the delay epuscd by the rains Already
iu Ireland there is general demand foraborers aud as
isborers scarce, and the work usually extended over
four or FIVE months must be got through Ia I'VE or
SIX weeks wages must rise. Potatoes viii be planted 70
great extent this year owing TO the remnant o. last
crop having kept freeirom disease.