New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-19

trince. Lord falmeEsf0n iulnedlAfey went 10 we
printer and bought up the whole edition. with the MSS
Of the pamphlet. and sent it to Prn-e Albert as an
evidence Of his zeal and discretion Az Coart this del
icaey was highly appreciated snd objection Wa
made acans Lord PalmerstCas getting the Home
Office But tAs point of the soy is that al the world
believes it was Lord Palmerstor himself who wrote
and printed the pamphlet in order 70 get occasion
of displaying his loyalty by buying VI, his cslan
MES 81 mon r9sr BEN irO5ato, says the Italisr.
Mr. Schwartz the Austrian Lieutenaat OF the Bssssr
has got the commission of Captain for his galhntry()
displayed in the KOszfs affair." A p. c.
The Queen had terminated her visit to Ireland and bod
gore TO her residence st Saimcysl, Scotland
Nothing of the least political import had oearred but
the principal members Of he Cabinet renianfs IA Lon
don, awaiting the developments Of the Turkish afsir
j. j. Alexander, corn mtrchaats, Derry ha1 talei-
Liabilities t3S,o0o.
The veavers of domestics Empower looms, in Mnnches
rer have struck Five mills 9Th 900 looms. havs been
idle for some DAYS and three Mills with 1000 ooms
to TO stand Wednesday, 9TH. The opera-
ti7es demand 10 per cent additional The cotton KEN
dysrs from twenty two establishments had also sIsck
work Efforts were making TO eject o settlement by ar
bitratcn of the dispute between he Dyers Association
and their employers.
number Of London, Liverpool Manchester and Glas
gov mercantile houses have published circular. calling
on the Government to throw open the mail service be
tween Suez and Bombay 10 pubr crspeiiiion.
Harvest operations proceeding RAPIDLY in all parts
of Great Britain and Ireland Weather, on the whole
The Birth ship Collector from ClIao for Liverpool
with 1900 uns OF guano was lost in IRE Channel s5th
uli. Grew saved by the Promise of Quebec.
The Manchester Guardian exposes cSse of swndlng,
wherein DR. Miles II Ellis Easton Northampton Co,
Penn had been writing to parties in England for cash to
relieve the necessities of Mr. Chadwick. The English
relatives of Mr. Chadwick sent supplies to the address in
Dictated and on writing 70 the Postmaster learned that
Or Ellis unknown in that section, but that Mr.
Chadwick had been swell known and well 10 do citizen
who had died time previously Perheps the affair
NAV already have been noticed by the Penns yaua press
DR. Miles II Ellis is understood TO be Baltimore
and III he be the person referred to- Information res
pecng him would be interesting 20 John Chadwick Broad
field Rochdsle England
Greenwood murdered in London under circumstances
which we now forget but which have since made her
household word among that surprisingly large class of
English whs delight in murder stories. Dane named
Lamescha has Just been apprehended on supcon OF De
ing her murdsrer.
Mr. shaw wen known the editor of The london
Mark Lane Express recently emigrated to Australia fell
into poverty, went 10 the diggings and died.
Rev William Hickey better known the Irish agricul-
tural writer, Martin Doyle, has been pensioned with
$50 year from the Literary Fund h..
published their 18th Annual Report We notice recorded
In it, the presentation of gold medal to Capt Nye, and
silver medals to Mr. Tompkins and such OF tho crew OF
the Pacific shared in the gallant rescue of the crew OF
the Jessie Stevens in December st-an incident not YET
forgotten. ensz ,
MeRey tuesday 9TH for Australia, with cargo valued at
not less than 100000 sterling She has besides g. pas
sengers Captain Henry Warner commands her and large
bets are pending on her passage
Ninety three emgrant ships sailed from Liverpool du
ring the past month of August carrying 23iO passengers
OF these 10000 perhaps more but fne returns are deiec
tive were for tie United States In ~ seven months
ended August 1853 there is dminution 900 emgrants
a. compared with the period OF last year. the falling
off being entirely on the Australian route
The ex Royal family of France engaged steamer TO
tax Q them from England to Lisbon The ex Queen the
Prince and Princess de Joinye, the Duchess OF Orleans
and Count de Paris, all going with numerous suite
The British Scientific Association will meet at Hull
Wednesday nth Professors Erdman, of Stockholm and
Helmhoz OF Konngsberg, with other learned foreigners
were expected 10 be present.
sailing orders given by the Admiralty to Commander In
geeld OF the PhTnx now in the Arctic regions in search
Of So John Franklin These orders say You ere dis
timely be understood that the principal and chief OBJ
"ject Of your orders to communicate with Beechy Island
"orhe purpose oandng stores and obtaining Information
and thence TO return direct to England But should the
season prove open one, and on Your return from
Beechy Island YOU should have an opportunity Of exam
ming the coast in the vicinity OF Cape Waisnghsm,
"do not object to your doing but account are
you risk the safety Of the ship your being detained
you must positively return to England this season
The London Times has been forbidden to circulate in
any part of the Spanish dominions
fhe extensive strike of Golfers at the DoTsias Iron
Works is over, the having returned to their work
One death is reported from Asatc Cholera at Liver
rooI The victim was a German emgrant who brought
the disease from Hamburg Fears entertained lest
the disease should spread among the crowded boarding
houses.
Gen Sir Neil Douglas is dead.
Three new cases of Asatc Cholera had appeared Liy
erpoo
by Rel the sculptor for the gardens of the Crystal Palace
al Sy,lenham The is feet inches high weighs
cw and the largest piece OF pottery ever nred IN an
entire piece.
in the holy bonds of matrimOny IL is not long since NJ
de Mecy Crisis first husband retired from this liie
Lord Pamerston's commission OF inquiry u stlii en-
gagged in investigating the management of the prisons OF
Birmingham snd the evidence develops shocking IN
stances Of cruelty Birmingham is becoming rather motto
rous for unpleasant incident-wness tho Baroness Won
Beck. - -,
The English papers ill pages with the record Of the
Queens visit TO the Exhibition at Dublin. The most no
ceebe incidents that the Queen was much plea "a
with the Yankee sewing machine Prince Albert win
Colts revolver and the Royal Princes With the speci
mems of hobby horses and peg tops. Her Majesty was
eraeously pleased buy nhny Of Irish lace and TO
sit dow In chair of Mrs. Dargans by that lady
oyal request And on leaving the Exhibition man was
arrested for throwing petition into the royal carriage
but he afterward liberated.
Correspondence ofThe N Y. Tribune.
DUBLIN, Tuesday Sept g, 1853
The Queen has given to Ireland her holiday week
and il is over The Dublin Carnival ended with the
! Queens departure Saturday evening, escorted by
the dragons and hussars it commenced on Monday,
with her entrance attended By the Lord Lieutenant
! Lord Mayor and procession. And she made the
most OF her tme-repws and dryesi and VISITS 10 the
ExhibitiOn--Of ceremony first, and business alter
ward-one of the latter, private, OF two hours each
day and one 10 the model and training schools OF the
Education Board Marboro'st., 20 stamp her sanction
! Of the national system, Notwithstanding the late
changes And the people kept 10 up, with hlumna-
tons and seclamations from the multudes at her en-
trance. ana crowding get glimpse Of her-thoug a.
the rapidty Of her motions made that not eat IN Der
driyes-snd her delight in taking unexpected roo ~
placed tae gatherings Often at Aut, even to the hast,