New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-20
Miscellaneous.


Tie Board Of Trade Returns for the month ending April
bad been published and give evidence of the prosperous
Of every branch Of industry AZ compared with the
corresponding month Of the previous year the declared
value OF exports was Gl4s6sls sterling The cOns1mp-
ton of imports presented general increase on all arcies
except the market for that article having been unset
tied BY expectations Of reduced duty
depHtaion from The Peace Conference Committee Of
London and Manchester waited by appointment on Lord
Clarendon, at the Foreign Office The object Of the depa-
taiion present 20 his LOrdshp memorial IN favor
OF int Oducing into the treaties pending between Eng
land and the United States stipulation providing Tor The
adjustment Of any differences that may hereafter arse be-
tween the two countries hy referring the matter IN dispute
10 the decision Of arbITaOrs The memorial stated thai the
subject had been brought under the attention Of the Amer
lean Government by gentlemen IN that country Interested
IN the question and that both the Senate and toe Executive
Of the States had sighted their entire Willingness 20 adopt
.ueh stipulation those conducting the negotiation on the
mart Of British Government would nthe measure.
Mr. Golden introducing the depui4on stated that as they
unden0od by what lately fell from bis lofdshp IN 'ne
House Of Lords thai very important Treaties were nov
being negotiated between this country and America they
thought suitable time to urge the Introduction INTO
those Treaties Of clause binding the contracting pares
70 refer their differences 10 arbitration.
The Earl Of Clarendon replied that negotiations OF an
important nature we're pending between the Two Govern
m.nts which If successful would place our relations Win
the United States reasonable and satisfactory
footing very friendly feeling had been displayed % me
AMERICAN Government On the general question ne coua
orly say that none Of the gentle forming the Pution
could feel strongly than himself the desTaoleness OF
maintaining pacific relations indeed IS % g more response
only question 20 the best means q preserving peace
He was quite convinced that tbs Insertion u The
proposed would have that effect He thought the sprt Of
the age the improved feeling and good sense OF Ankha
of those 20 whom government are obliged 10 detor more
than they had 6OIe-censtgttd heller lArAiee Tor me
preservation Of peace than written aga-len' 10y
day that peace preserved rendered ~G more unlikely
The dtpaiA,on then withdrew Earl CLARENDON promising
TO consider The matter
An influential ueeang OF the electors al the City OF Lon.
don bad been held ADOPT such measges as stall place
baron ROhschld IN h. sea- ia Parliament
thereceDt throwing Oa Of The Jewish Emancipation bil oy
The new submarine teegraphc cable laid down with
"a. succsss between Dover and Osend the 5ih ulL
ms second submarine seeg raph oeOIgsto the Com
pspy as that frOm Dover 10 Calais and vii supply the
means Of transmitting Geographic Dispatches 20 the Cont
ptnt of Europe without Their being subjected TO the delay
ard ANNOYANCE Of the rse OF the French authorities The
new line L 20 miles n length. and contains sk wires
The May Meetings were in progress a. Exeter al
Professor sicwes fgures in the Inst II reverend gen
tlsmen in Attendance
Grafton movement which active this than
ever and IS mostly 10 America the means beng supplied
NV reuiAncts from previous engranis 10 the United
S,s The Lord Mayor Of Dublin and plrty had been on
. visit 70 the Mayor and Corporation OF Liverpool Ho-
Bridget and Richard SackpOle were hanged At Ean
Comfy Clare. 29th nj. Dor the murder OF their nephew
msLins the forty sk execution thai has taken place
NJ Msnbesfer Chamber Of Commeres have addressed
memorial 10 the Chancellor Of the Exchs4ue, calling for
/ the iumeda.e adoption Of 3 decimal cGrrtncy.
A,a American Sister" writes sensible letter 70 Tn
T~es. suggesting that the 5s2sfs Ens;lisawOmen who
;sa th.ir pamts IN Mrs stoves books, be requested 70
c sgais and append their signatures the Of Is I'd
each equal to 81 IN America to be used IN assisting the
| igrstion Of rnsnamted slaves
peaa-Rev DR.. George Butler Dean OF Peterborough
4 Of disease of the heart
In an action brought by the owners Of the Boston packe.
shin Daniel Webster against the bark Alert 10 recover
damages Cor collision IN the Irish Channel verdict has
! been rendered for the Webster
There lad been one or two arrivals with gold from Aus
trsIia Tie news By these arrivals varies Ee from proceed