New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-12

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which the satnonopoy should cease and ealctag that
the manufacture snd sale Of salt in India shall be abso
ufsy free subject ouly ~ excise or other duty. Tue
Uoti"n carried by III against l07. IN, outstanding
the desperate exertObs Of Sir Charles Wood Lord John
Russell, Sir J. Hcgg, sir Ii Maddox aud Mr. Lowe
,oi The fimes) The ohsarchy having succeeded ia
RAISING the salary Of the President Of the Board 81 Con-
iro 20 f5O00 propose Dos to raise the salaries IT the
in msculae Essi India Directors from $500 to e. )01
and those OF the Chairman and DEPUTY Chair nan to
{ 500 Evidently they suppose lndia 10 possess the
same miraculous power as is attributed 10 HiodOstaa TO
the leaves If ahu0us tree on the extreme nights of
the Hin ays viz that il converts into gold everything
that il teaches the only difference being that what
the credulous ItBdco expects from the juice OF tho
leaves the enlightened Englshman expects from the
blood Of the natives.
The Chinese SULTAN Of tae Arabian Ngh,s, who rose
one fine morning and went o. his window 20 look at Alad
dns palace was astonished 10 behold nothing but an
empty place He called his Grand N.zer an1 asked
him ii be could the palace The Grand yzier Iad
nothing aud not less astpnshed than the sultan
who flew into passion and gave orders 10 his quarts to
arrest Aladdin. The public Of London. when Il
Wednesday morbing. found itself much in the situation
of that Chinese Sulsan London looked as il London
had gone out OftoWn There and there continued
10 be empty places where wont TO some
thing And as the eye VAS amazed at the emptiness of
the places, So the tar Was amazed az their tOmblke
tranquility What Was II that had happened to Lonloni
ea6.r,roluon; cabmen aud cabs have disappeared, AZ
though u ace from he streets from their stands from
the railway stations The cab prprieos and the dry
ers are in rebellion against the Cab act that great
ard almost unique act OF the Ministry Ut all The tai
eDts They have struck.
II has often been observed that the British public is
seized With peiiOdical fits of morality and that
every six years its virtue becomes Outrageous,
amt must make stand against vice. The object o. this
moral and patriotic ft happened for the present 90 be
uor ca5bv His extnrtious from unprotected females
and fat city men to be- put down, aud his fare 10 DO
r. due, from ls to Cd per nile. The sixpenny morali
" grew epidemic. The ministry by the organ of Mr..
Fu0, brought in draconic law against Cabby prescrib
Ing the terms of the contracts be had 70 fulfill With che
public and suhectng at the same tac his fares and his
Iausoms his horses aud his morals 20 Parliament
ary legislation Cabhy. il appears was to be tJrcby
tram fImed into the type of British responsibility The
present generation could not do without improysng At
least and dsnerested class OF citizens, aud
Cabb was selected 10 form IT, So anxious the min
stry of all the talents 90 perform its masterpiece of Log
.laton that the Cabact, hardly carried through the
House, put into operation before any part OF
the machinery for working il ready. Instead OF
authentic copies of the new regulations aud tables
of fares and distances, the Cdfis OF London having
been provided beforehand, the police magistrates
were advised 20 decide any conflict arising between
Cabby and the public in the most summary way. Thus,
We bad during weeks the various and eeyatng spec
tacle continuous flight before the magistrates between
a rtal army of I'd Hampdens and the atroclous cab
men, the one fighting for virtue, and the others tor
money Day after day was Cabby mOralzed sentenced,
nav his proprietor the old rent with the new ari and
ropreor and driver seeded TO their Mons Sacer 20 the
Naora Hall in lIolborD where they came to the terri
bic resolution which for three days has produced
the cab-desoatioD Of London Two things they have
already ELECTED: firstly, that the Ministry through
the organ of Mr.. Fltzroy, have AMENDED their own
act so much ~ nearb annhlae 1t and secondly that
the EASTERN question, the DANISH coup efdf the oad
harvest, and the approaching cholera have all dlstP
peared before that great struggle OF pubhc virtue
which persists IN paying only Cd per mle and the private
interest which persists in asking ~ pence.
stike" is tie order of the day During the present
week Geo miners have struck IA the northern coal DIS
trict 400 TO 800 journeymen cork caters ia Londoa
about 600 laborers employed by the dierent wharf
myers ON the Thames the police force at Hull, similar
attempts being made b, the Ciy aud general Metropoi
tan Police and finally the bnoAayers employed NJ
81 STEPHENS under the very nose of Parliament
The world is becoming very paradise Tor lao0rers
Men are becoming valuable excaims fae ttm>s. In
the years Iol9 80, 81 80, while commerce was pro
gi,ssiyey growing, industry extending t. unheardo a
tnsions and profits continually angneHuhg' wages IN
O. neral remained Stationary and were Ia most instances
even antaned tbe reduced eeale occasiobed by tao
crisis If l-47 Emigration having reduced tho numbers
aud the rise in the prices Of the nTs necessafes a7ng
shsrpened the aPpees OF the people strikes oroSe oa',
and wages rose consequence OF those strikes and 10
the world becomes paradise os abOiers-ia the eyes vi
The Times Ia order Ia reduce that paradise To terros
trisl dimes Sous the mirds OF Lancashire have ofmrd
an associaOn Tor mutually assisting and supp"rtng eacn
a. No
tent With opposing csmbinaton to co.noinatioa' inc
lourqrose tbeaten 10 appeal to the interie oi
lov-U laR dictated by themselves. Ia "hat maDhef
tits il done may be inferred from the following e1Pecto
rt Of The Morning Posi- the organ 81 tho sefai ana
amisble almeTstOn
III tb.r- BE- piece Of sichedness which Preesnnenty
deser,e 10 be he KIN iron hsnd It Is tbs % 'tem
!. $500 -. VIVA. Is vtat0d IA some
rt and summary mode Of punshing tho leaders and
chet NJ at these combinations L. would be M in'e'er
enre 81 freedom Of she labor market 70 rem he.s
- -, l,goiag II Is Idle 10 say thai
ri y,ld interfere gi:h the labor markell A Long 40
re- Tho supply tho aour market refrain from JsOpArd]-
az he ntsts of the country my mSy BE- tJtto make
II tteir own terms wiia the employers"
within q certain conventional limit the abOrers shaii
n h v ed IN Imagine themselves to be free agents of
proucto and that their contracts with their masters
arc set ed by mutual congenuOn but tbat INIT passed
Lr Is 10 be openly enforced upon them on con1itlol1
,ygsrrbed by Parliament, that permanent COmDnatlon
N Committee Of the rling classes agains, the people
Ite deep and philosophical MAD oi me famsfsoohan
rosn il curiousy Disclosed IN ia yesterday discovery
L.t the hardest used Of all classes IN tins country
l. voey Of e hgher ranks the poor afstcfat VINO
isfrced IL use . cab InsteadOi broaghan Oh hS OWE
LIKE the world 10 general, assured. that Ireland
ia uartcnar is becoming paradise IOr the aDy'oi'
cass.ausce OF famine aud exodus W ny Ihsn wages
es, are ~ high IN Ifela0d 10 t that ms" isVoIes arr
MI, On this side OF the pond, while they iounen,
80 70 refurp after every harvest II the SOCIAL ameli
lection oftLe Irish people il making such progress, hoS
l. in that Oh the other hand insanity has made such Ter
rife progress among them since lc4', anu esPechsi
inc l-5lg Look a. the following data from en-
sixth Report On the District CfninAi ana h'a's ~"
/ / &" 4, tic Asylums IN Iceland
tssi-su1n total ofainissors 10 Lsnstc yiaaa.2Sf
q i0l and ~ ismAls4) 49,.
i'1'''''''5 l7s ma =; md Isl i&issJ
Mach - aals. AID ~ ieass.j
+ A,dhi.istbe same country in which the celebrate