New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
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The Gar himself however, holds DO longer bis form
., control oyer the Eastern complication The sfltsn
kes been forced con up the CD iaa1fie spirit %
INC = new invasion Of Europe by the rude warlike
- NJ Ala not 10 be soothed down with dplO nafie
notes and conventional lies and there seems transPr-
inc even through the nsClent tote OF the hlscoSiie
,ou citing Ike an apprehension az the warike spirit
5ouineerinp over Sisnbul TIE manifesto, aifresset
he The sultan 70 the Mussulmans declines any other
concession 70 Russia and deputatOn Of the Cle,nas
il sad have called upon the Sultan 70 sblcate 70
declare war without further delay The division IA the
Dysn il extreme and the pacific influence Of Rsscbid
Pseha ana Mustapba Pacha Is giving way to that oil
Mehenet Ali. the SersskleT.
The nlafusion Of the 90 called radical London press
is quite incredible After having told some days
AGO. that 'the laws of England have to ne exercised IN
their penal rigOr Hp0R the persons Of four traitors,
aberdeen Clarendon. Palnerstcl and Rasseil,) TIE
Morning idrsrtiser Of yesterday concludes Of It's
leaders as follows: Lord Aberdeen must, therefore,
make way for a successor. Need We say who that
successor must be There is but one msn TO whom
the country points at this important junction. 80 ut to
be entrusted with the helm Of Affairs Tat man IS
Lord Palmsrst0z" The Morning 1dseriSsT being IN
able to read and facts should at least be able to
read the articles OF MI Urqubart published day after
day in It's own columns.
On Tuesday evening a meeting Of the inhsb,ants of
Sheffield was called, by requston to the Mayor. TO
take into confederation tie pre-ent unsettled and un
satisfactory state Of the Eastern question aad the pro-
priety Of memoralizng government on the subject
similar meeting is 10 be held at Stafford aud moly Other
aiteu pt afcat az getting mp public demJnst atoms
against Russia and the ministry Of al The faen,s
But GENERALLY public attention is absorbed h. TIE rate
Of discount corn prices strikes and commercial aPprs
tensions, and more yet By the csoiTG ravaglng New
castle and being met with explanatory notes by the
Londou Board Of Health. An order in council has
been Issued, putting in force the provisions OF the
Epidemic Disease Act for the next six months throughout
tie Islands and haty preparations for be due recep-
tion nf the scourCe making in London and other
great towns Ii shared the opinions Of NJ. Urlu-
ia1t. should LAY, that the Gar had dispatched the
Cholera mOibus 10 England with the secret MISSION
20 eak down the last remnant 81 what Is called the
Aneo-SaXcn spiiit
A wonderful change has come over the manuiactnr-
ing Districts during the last four weeks IL July AMI
the beginning of August there was nothing to be seen
hut brilht prOspe ty only slightly OyershafOwed by
tie distant 81, I'd IF the Eastern Question, AMI
30. peIbaps b. tie fear that shorn'ss ot hanis
would prevent our cO.ton-lords To explore to The
dreQs that immense mine OF profitable blsn .ss which
uey saw before them. The Eastern dispute seemed
settl,d, the crop might certainly turn Out lit
tle glOTt, but there free trade @ keep prices
down with tie neyer-iaillng supplies Of America, OF
H. Black Sea and the Baltic Day after day the de-
naud Tor Manufactured goods went on Increasing Cal
ioIa and Australia poured forth their golden treas
into the lap OF British industry. The Itmrs, Tor
q ting Malhus and all lis own former Thapspdes about
OyoIToIulaton seriously discussed the question wheth
CT lie thOftLtAb Oh supply Oh aui
consequent rise Of wages. would not, by raising the
cost OF production Of British manufactures in a pro-
IoTi nate manner put stop "a t- fOurshing trade,
unless tie Continent sent colony OF Workmen. Ine
working classes were tier employers said only too
ucH on, So much So that their demands know no
bounds. and their impotence was daily becoming
NOE inOleroble. But that was III itself proof OF
tie inmenfe, unheardOi prosperity which the country
was enjoying and what could be the cause OF this
property but Free Trade And what was worth
than all this, the gertrude that the enorm-
Gus trade done WAS sound that there were no stocks,
10 wild speculation. Thus the manufacturers, one
and al, we're wont to express themselves, and they
acted upon these views they built factories by the
luId ed they ordered steam engines Of thousands OF
horsepower, thousands of pOwerl0Oms. hundreds OF
III, ufinds of spindles. Never engineering ami
nacbine-making u more profitable trade than in 1885
Lm nts broken down III the whole OF their IN
teInsl organization by the great strike of lo5l, now
regaued their position, and even improved u ana
GO uld name than one firstrate and celebrated
machine-making firm who but for this unprecedented
business would have sucoumbed under the consequence
Of he blow inflicted by the mechanics during the great
turnout
Tie fact is that the bright sunshine Of prosperity ia
for the moment hidden by gloomy clouds 80 doubt
the altered aspect OF the Eastern dispute has con-
tIibut.d good deal but that affects the home ner-
lean and Colonial trade very little. The raising OF the
rate Of discount is less a cause than symptom OF
something being rotten in the state Of Denmark. The
fhorpess of the crop and increase in the price OF pro
visions are no doubt which have cOunteracte1
and will counterfeit still the demand Tor manu-
featured goods from those markets which are exposed 10
the operation of these causes aud among these tn
LONE market tie mainstsy Of British industry stanis
in the first rank. But tie rise in the price OF pro-
visions is at this moment in most districts OF Elgdn1
and Scotland very nearly or altogether compensated
BY the rise OF wages that the purchasing power oil
the consumer can hardly be said TO have been alreay
lesfeued much Then the rfe in wages has raised the
cot OF production in those branches of industry in
which manual labor prevails but the price OF nearly
ell manufactured goods was, up 10 August, pushed
good deal ahead Of the cost OF production by the large
demand. All these canes have coOpera'ed 70 dea1en
business but after ALL they not sufficient 10 ac-
count tor the general anxiety that perSsdes the com
ucIcial classes Of the manufacturing districts.
The fact is that the spell Of the Free Trade delu-
sions is vanishing away and the bold industrial sd-
yeuturers begin TO hayO glmmerng that economical
Teyulsions commercial crises and recurrence Of
production are yet not quite 50 impossible IN a rec
Trade country as they dreami. And Oyer-productiOn
there has becn there H. there must be- for even those
bug bears of the Manchester Guardian the Stocks,
there ave and increasing too The demand for goods
j. decidedly falling OF while the supply increases every
day The largest and most numerous OF the new IN
dustria constructions only roc gradually coming
into operation The shortuess OF hands, the strikes Of
the building trades, the mpOssblity of supplying the
quantities OF machinery order have caused
many unforseen delay and postponed for time the
eruption Of those symptoms OF industrial plethora which
otherwise would have shown themselves sooner. Thus
tie largest mill in the world Mr. / Salts, Bal
some time vet ere the whole Of the productive power
employed there can be brought fully 20 bear the
market. Thus plenty OF the larger new concerns 10
Lancashire Will not be MT for work before winter.