New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-01
, follouin, is list of the Africa's passengers:
GREAT BRITAIN.
TuRIish Prosperity -strikr--rhe Turkish Question
India.

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LONDON. Friday. June II, 1854
The declared value of British exports for the month of
April l-53 amounts tO.......--.. 1-1l'9lO
Against for April, l-J2. 9'2O-JlJ
For four months ending April 3O....-...--. H,NO63
Against the same months Of l-j2 u, 6j3
Show nr an increase in the former instance. OF E23j3
g95 or upward OF 80 per cent; ad IN the latter OF
G6l25,970 or nearly = per cent. SupP'sHg the Ia,
crease 10 continue a. tie rate the total exports OF
Great Britain would amount al the close OF 1913, 10
more than GlOOOOONOO
Tie Times in communicating these startling items to
its readers INDUCED in Kind OF dlthyrambcs, con
GLIDING with the words: We are all happy ami all
united This agreeable discovery had sooner been
truupeted forth. than an almost general system of
strikes burst the whole surface OF England pirtcl-
lsry IN the industrial North giving strange echo 10 the
song of harmony tuned by The Tunes. These strikes
are the necessary consequence of comparative decrease
j.; tho labor.surpus cincidng with general rise the
uticcs Of the first necessaries 5000 hands struck AZ
yerpoo - 600 az Stockport and 80 on, until al length
the very police force seized by the epidemic AMI
80 constabes ct Manchester offered their resg-
nafi,n On tbs occasion the middle class press.
for instance The Globe, lost all couneuance, and
f,rcsvore It's usual phlsnthropic ehusOns. IL
illuminated injured threatened and called loudly upon
the MAGISTRATES for interference, thing which has
actually been done at Liverpool in all cases where the
reuofest LEGAL preteXt could be invoked These mags
tates when not themselves manufacturers or ira iers,
sss commonly the case 10 Lancashire and lorhhi e are
Il least intimately connected with and dependant OF. the
commercial interest They have permitted miuufac-
timers 10 escape from the Ien-Ours Act . eyile the
Truck Act aud 20 infringe With npunlty ali other acts
rasscd expressly against the "unad0rned rapacty OF
the manufacturer while they interpret the Combination
Act ALWAYS ia the most prejudced aud most untEorabe
manner FOR the W0TAiugIuau. These same gallant
frrersders renowned for their indeia. aoty 10 de-
uouucpc government interference these apostles OF the
lourQeois doctrine OF hSs -re Who profess ID leave
ever,th and every body 20 the struggles Of individual
interest are always the first to appeal 10 the Interference
f Government a. soon the individual interests Of the
Vorkiup-man come into conflict with their own classn
terests In such moments OF collision they look with
Omen admiration al the Continental safes where des-
rotic Governments, though, indeed. not allowing the
bourgeosie 10 rule at least prevent tie
r sstiBg In what manner the Revolutionary party pro-
pose 10 make Of the present great conflict be'Eeen
masters and men, have better means Of explaining
Han bv communicating You the following letter,
dressed 70 PIE BY Ernest jones the Cnarst leader on
the eve oi his departure for Lancashire, where Tue
campaign Is 10 be opened:
ii, I.lH MlfX: To morrow
st,t for k.ons Edge where camp meeting OF the
Cia,s of lor shire and Lancashire 4 O. take p ace ana
m bsl v 20 inform Won that the most extensive pr-pr'
lions isr tne me are usksg IN tn Norm. IL Is nv
seven YEAR, since really national cth-Fing look tcs %
tit sto sacred the Traditions o. ae thart nov-n-n,
and l- object OF the present therng = a. f'i'F'i
Tlr.urt the .resrheres aud Gyl-iols % les the dl
non o Tie crysnz .ion then exiting ~ incs-;-r.
ti,r and lau, hieu ot 500 90 - leading m-n-,Ir i-l
Oh. tlr1ls of ~ ranks ~ IN grafton through th- de"i-
J =
he national movement Of Clart,m bad converted ,-i
mo -oa'-d sen and the organ z.fon dsi1d'-1 AZ the
very ua- that soc.L kncVlr.-- spread. Ne nFha-
lahtr u,y-u Do The nuns uf The political oa--t
lab, uy eu-r tanlii-s r. ~ he fret bli -r ot ~
social m vd-e This lab movement ~. F-d i'--i ~
ffs' in isolated p-rsuv- smlt. then when th-ss
ver- t'urdt o ia 20 au -uer-euc scsn i'r tenn ar
DID. resin. t.r .l o.. 4-,'t s'' ., .'I-- 'l ' ID
-..... r.. -. o.. ful -'
Cur tt-d Inc i.hLr- ed - srl gt- t1 ..i - $50
GUARANTEES for th-e hs thrown more r-Vol-
tonary tendency IN TIE labor n'ri If Britain The op
rortury is thus afforded or rally ing tn uses around
standard 81 real Soci Reform for ~ - o. END nj
90 all that however 90 The ABOVE alluded TO
nsy be- 10 meet The passing exiS-nr-s OF ~ moment
they Cler 10 guarantees foi the failure aud em'ody u
fu damertal principle Of social right The opportunity
thus given for uloyeen t the power Tor successfully
carving out Is ssO Afforded by the circumst snces
If The present timethe discomfort Of the people being
Accom- panied hy amount Of popular power which the
conpssive scarcity Of workngmen Affords in relation TO
The irisknsss Of trade. Strikes prevalent everywhere
and generally successful But il is lSmentabe to beh id
,i,t fhe powsr which might be direct d 20 fundamental
remedy should be wsied on temporary palliative am,