New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-22

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recon has depsore e e.l which saen speseee "a,
shev are q atle heeded IN his own country 40 ey are
n this and we have some reason 10 believe thsf MI
Cas- has already forfeited al claim 70 De regarded a.
he organ Of any political party Bot be represents
vab rress 6deiy the ignorance the ntemperance ana
The bad feelings Of the lowest class OF the popusec
tossrd foreign countres To fool them 70 the TOP OF
heir bent he endesvor. 70 convince tne American ~
Inc world whereas words could be heard 90 FL
we should venture TO assure the American peop'e 1a'
sDthing 10 more likely 70 dimnkh the respect snI.a'
tanned for them abroad than the habit OF listening 20
sueh trwh AZ these speeches with favor than they
deserve.
Sir Charles Wood, at apublic dinner at Han
~ England, rave q hint-the art that hss oeen
,iyen-<f the Intentions Of the Government with re-
spee 20 the extension Of the Franchise he ssid mat
he ala not hold that there exists any peculiar test OF yr
the 10 the rental Of 2l0houss but some such criterion
vss necessary for the purposes Of Repatriation never
theless, the Government s prepared 70 exten1 tne
Franchise 20 as TO embrace the most intelligent OF the
classes now excluded By reason OF MT paying rent 70
Nat amount This Il an important hint coming, a. Ii
does from one Of the most cautious members OF the
Coyernmept and would indicate that some definite
plan 10 decided ON BY the Cabinet
The Earl Of Clarendon, they say,is to receive
the Seals Of the Foreign Office Monday next, and
viii immediately afterward hold diplomatic levee 10
receive the Foreign Ambassadors. Parliamentary ousi
ness viii be resumed to morrow. CIhurseay)
Accompany has been advertised Tor construct
ing an Atlantic and Pacific Junction Canal through the
Isthmus Of Darien at cot Of &l5OO0,OOO sterling
This route appears hes been actually surveyor
but some superficial observations LACEY made have LED
70 the assumption that the levels should prove sucn AZ
they are supposed be- caos capable Of passing the
largest vcsses without locks might be excavated Tor the
cum specified That the (says The 1tses % DC
derived from Ship Canal between the oceans would De
such a. 10 repay very heavy expenditure,
eopcIson long since arrived by those who have most
ahorouebly investigated the question but whether an
outlay Of 100000 for work that must be subsidiary
10 the Nicaragua Canal every foot OF which has been
subject Of the precise estimates and winch can De
buit 90 es admit large ocean steamers such as the
Northern Light for less than $4,000 600 viii be found
profitable, point upon which there would seem niue
difficulty Ia forming an opinion The shares OF the pro
posed Company are 70 be Of fl0 each, with deposit
Of los ; and & conditional concession Of the line has
been obtained from the Government OF kew6fsnada,
~ whom die OF f24 900 s 10 be paid within twelve
months Of ts date.
A meeting was held in St. Pancras, London,
On Monday TO petition Government TO use their in1u
ence towards putting end 10 the occupation OF Italy
by Austrian and French uoOps Lord Dudley stuart and
Others Of lesser note made speeches.
Lord Shaftesbury writes to The Times another
letter from Nice the subject Of negro slavery 1t
mainly Consist however, Of sudstion OF Hon Charles
Sumner and his speech in tde Senate in August last.
The report OF the Liverpool Chamber, OF
Commerce has the following II IL intina,ed to your
Council that change Is contemplated In the port OF ar
rival and departure of some Of the American mail steam
ere but nothing IL positively known a. yet all that
your directors present do is watch eveni and
20 be prepared 10 oppose any such change"
The ST. Petersburg Journal, Abeitle deS Nord,
Of 25th u has long article the possibility Of hos
tile landing Of the French la England.
Messrs. COllmann d StOlterf0ht, OF London,
will pay about l0 sterling per pound ON their liabilities
The British Scientific Association IL TO visit
Hull thi. season. Prince Albert will be invited.
There IL a great scarcity Of sailors ut the
Engish ports just now
Lord Melbourne's funeral took place on Fri
day 9Th inst In strictly private manner from the fam
lily Of Brocke Hail. Hartford County to the tomb In
Hatfield Church.
The first flax market for the South of Ire
land opened at Cork with good deal of ceremony,
on Friday, the 4th inst
A letter at LlOyd's reports that the ship
Maros on her passage from Liverpool TO Cadera, when
~ miles from the equator, In longitude ~ West, met
with remarkable convukon OF the sea, similar 70 what
might be caused by the eruption OF submarine volcano
The waves continued boiling for about fifteen minutes
all command the ship being lost and the wind
blowing from n parts Of the compass. Shortly after,
quantity Of wreck and fragments OF screw steamer
were passed
There is a kind of a strike among the Gov
eminent shipwriehts Ia the Woolwich and Deptford
Navy Yards at present sx hundred have formed them
selves into Emigration Club, and others arc obtaining
work from private parties al sterling per day, Gov
srnmeni allowing them but A.. Meetings have likewise
been held by the operatives Macclcseid favor Of
the system OF ten hours labor per diem:
A number of lads who were induced 10 enter
the brazilian Navy but being ltreaed there were re-
claimed by the British Government have just arrived In
Liverpool where most of them belong.
Commander Inelefeld, who was Captain of
the steamer Isabel during her search for SIR John
FRANKLIN 10 appointed 10 the command OF the Phonix
steam sioop fitting out at Deptiord, to sail hrst
week In May for the Arctic Regions.
Elihu Burritt viii visit Cork in few days,
10 sgitste for cheap ocean postage.
N. -. ~ .at I,,l Ia ~,
pany intends the number OF Europeans IN LIS
army The total Of the Indian army rs at present no
less Than $4,000.
Mr. George Crispe is delivering lectures at
the Polytechnic Institution the subject Of Ercssons
new motive power.
A clippership named the Bloomer, arrived
in the Meney today 7,h> with 1880 ounces OF gold
from sydney, November 3 .
Cardinal WisemaD presided at soiree oil
the Roman Catholic Literary Society OF Leeds The ohor
evening" and made speech to the elect that mas
nowhere Aourished more than in Roman Catholic ccun
TREE In support Of this assertion he traced al great
length and with considerable eloqueAee the progress OF
Italian science and mentioned among other things "a
the popular idea that Calico was prosecuted Is ali
mistake Calico he said, allowed TO bring for ward
N. his discoveries unmocsicd that be was petted aud
psonised by the Pope and Church but when he was 10
yeers OF age he began dabeng IN theology ana 50 g
into prison. Cardinal W. coslurncd In rcd cloak
and hat and, we presume wore stockings OF the same
color
The Gairay Mercury gives some interesting
information respecting the progress Of the Irish social
revolution Tue facts were derived from weeks
travel through a considerable portion of the northern
division Of Galway, and In the adjoining paste Of the
County of Mayo In all the districts through which the
writer has passed, great and striking change was
taking place In the occupation Of the soil The class OF
ANAL tenants who numerous sntecetenty TO the
famine have either entirely disappeared or arc dsap
pcarng 80 rapidly as TO indicate they viii be
unct The causes Of this are chiefly the migration hst
hss taken place and the determination OF the owners Of
lisad no, 10 LEI Il in minute portions.
Earl st. Germans, the new Lord-Lieutenant
Of ireland held his trst levec the s,h inst II
well attended.
The correspondent Of The Commercial Ad-
rsvtssr save, The wager between Mr. Golden and Gen
Rrctherton has found the termination Il deserved, the
General having written 10 cay that his acceptance Of IL
was merely to test Mr.. Cobdens sincerity, aud that
beng now satisfied that point he declines to receive
from him the proposed bond sor $4,000. Al the sane
time, however, he viii perform his own part by sub
scrhins heneeforth to the Manchester narmsry Just %