New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-17

Hresf vSacn 1917 c,an,d fronting principal street,
-. ,een sod n ESQ loot honngs, AZ. - 80
800 es,es let for yearly rental "A. GER N. 80
- e,rep6ed IN building them s~o year s,n,e
80, IN Iii tere are fears and well Zroandeaisals'
~, coming scarcity Of provsions Aresdy ,ne 49,
,es a he are exorbtanty dear. and are dauy zels
Ss,,er The crops csnDo, receive ne afte1non
,nred ON them in ordn1y times, much lee INST IN
erep,.d attention rendered necesssry ~ ne day u
eresspg influx Of populson Our stocks OF oreaG''u
are threstsning 20 ruE low, Dor easy % ses
they are 20 be reIlenshed- The consequences efe a.
meet too painful 70 be calmly con'empisted
lis gratifying 70 record that cur poiIlch prosPc<
are somewhat Frightening despite many standlns
snces Of the Irritating description Inc
n, the Ira legislature OF the sbsolu.e control OF ne
revenues dervshle from gold u an ecf rtnse1n4 seI
credit On Sir John Pakington, and nanznt ~ 81
vantage 70 the Colony The legislative COun , rs
been prorogued for month, m order N give t,e
-, ,y,e 20 franc the es,imates IN accordance N
the liberal PROVISIONS Of the Colonial Alins'er
The Council doubt not, VII nsist upon zee on
Hon ~ sn sdeguete police force. and take other meas
me- NJ secure The stability and tranquility oil the CO
CIV The Government has proposed measure Tor esy
ing an export duty Of 81 y o. on goh, ou' rein
70 be seen whether this proposal vii meet the ap'''a
Of the Council ,rL1
In addition to the names already published,
the foo wing have accepted Office under the new sirin'
Se,ss,y 70 T5ss's'y. M H.yisr p.,. v,rs--.
Soiestsv Gersro i1e5s,s B s ~ y a
0ss LORD 81 Is-iraly Resr aan,.l B'rie'r7
<f..1of, 81 Sesf1na- .Jans~- hobcrH61s
cosI,oI ~ Of Qseea He.seieif Lord pfaHi ma
orSse(TreasHry.---.....--.---- John ss4er.
,ys.1 81 o,S,a,,, 800. wahsna Noa,.hL
New writs have been moved for election 70
the eests in Parliament vacated by members accepting
Office.
session az their official quarters Lord John Rasse, At
The Foreign Ofice, held diplomatic cvee, At which
smong other Ambssssdors. Mr.. Ingersou was present
TIE Times acknowledges the receipt OF q
intended q contribution 10 any testimonial wncn
may be presented 20 Captain Nye, Of the U. : Nail
steamship Pacific, for his humane conduct Il rescuing
the crew OF ws,erlogged snip in the Atlantic We do
not learn thst any testimonial Is in preparation
The Times has also the d" interesting mi0rma-
ton that an event will take place about APri next mat
will add a new member 20 the Royal family.
A paragraph in The Madras Gazette OF NOV.
u mentions that the Marquis dc Lisboa young Portr
euete nobensn sfIying as Midshipman on board ule
Briiish ship az Hs tDgs Wa accidentally shCt leau
by Prince Ernest Of Ssxe Leinngen, also serving ss
a mldthipman in the same ship The young men had
been hunting and the Prince in spOrt snapped gun at
he friend, believing 1t 10 be unOaded q,
The Canada land Company have declared
dividend Of 6 per cent on the hall year
A collection OF pictures, made by the late
Duke Of Orleans Is 20 be sold in London the 18Th
J nusry for the benefit OF the Duchess Orleans ana
her son.
An extract from a letter dated Lisbon, Dec
90 says that Mr. Head lola Montezs hns6and2 went
Out In one OF the vessels Of the Royal Yacht Club having
In h company beautiful young lady. The yacht ioun
dered In sight OF the British war steamer lndexi1le'
whf instantly manned boat with fourteen hands 70
reseOe them Not only were they unsuccessful but all
hands drowned
A trapical event has been made known at
Lloyds 10 the effect that the 10Th tober mutiny
bro ke sDong party Of Chinese on board the BRUSH
bark Gertrude from Amoyt Havana ana taa' seseniee
Of the Chinese had been shot by the captain and crew
The tsIk put INTO Singapore, when from the inFsugs
ton that was held appeared that whatthe esptaintoo
for a mutiny merely row among the ChiGese, Dut
having Interpreter board the Chinaman were IN
able 10 make themselves understood
VIM. :. ii. Newman is approved as U.S Con-
sul at st. Johns, Newfoundland
A communication is stated to have been re-
eeved by the London Agents Of the Burrs Barra Aus
taan copper mnes stating that the attractions OF the
gold heds VIII the mines 10 be all but closed Tor
! the prcsont ,
A letter from Mogador says the Emperor has
ordered that oil nor wool TO be exported rom
Morocco with the exception Of the Of the province
Of Teaoler This sudden stoppage of business very
serious
A return made By the Hudson's Bay Compa-
/ ny to the House OF Commons communicates come IN
teresiipg particulars respecting Vancouvers leland
47s acres OF lsnd have been sold 10 III persons The
Fur trade OF the Company in possession Of 1904
acres part Of which they have sod 10 their retired
yants The Puget Sound Company have provided lour
farms 90 employ einigrsbts their hrst arrival Ths
udsons Bay Company ana Pugets Sound have at theiI
| own expense cent out 21l males, 20 women sud -
children since ls4s. These emgraus were mostly sgri
cultural aborers. under engagement 3l3 uns Of Goals
have been collected by tire Indians from the surface
sesms and had been exported by the Company. The
Company had incurred considerable expense in boring
for coal without success until lately when promising
Gee had been discovered about 20 miles north
OF Fort Victoria ON the east coast of the Island nearly
opposite the mouth of frsser's River. Measures had
been taken to follow out the search and work the coal
n found practicable The high rstc OF wages IN Oregon
and California had tended the detrment of the Island
and Flour has still be imported for the use OF the
seters -,
Admiral Bruce, the British Commander on the
A,,csn cast has decied to send an exploring expedi
ton 10 Abben Cou,ah and other places In the Interior
the Continent