New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-29

mere receptions, and congratulations met nlHi WIN
so nyera b-lmioe cordially. IL hrf becu regular
ovation At numerous meetings, sir. Carey -i'-
qusutiy exyourded the principles cf Protection.
lii, oral exIosti"bs lucid hs ~ uticn oue-,
aid be has d,ubtlcs. left even stronger ImPfes-
sion "a III. mii d. Of the working c.as.rs. 10 these
da,s of pub hruUr- 10 sisFe-caichrrs sud shoui-
d-r-bltrrs II j. rrtreshii 10 diruger that oar poo
pie rerugnze their beuetsctOrs ard are di-p"sed 70
extend 70 them honors AZ once spontaneous and
grateful
A rev movement is making To establish smother
line Of steamers between this port aud England.
liUek- foI frc-iyng subscriptions are TO be- "Pened
to.duy. The u,"yi uicnt originates aIth tue C"Tn
Lsri aase s .sncst."u. IL - alleged that former
enterprises of this KIND have not been failures, a. IS
gei rr7ly suVpOced. The foruer steamers earned
more tbsn hall their .cst in eighteen mouths. aud
acre finally -educed away tfum W by the superior
pToft of TRANSPORTING troops a. the Crmea Hose
ye,,r- we're ~ ned by Foreigners while this line Is
To b. h"ue enterprise. IL u s4id I" De iIil-pen-
.sb.e 20 the T;y of our Gram aud Drosd-tli
market our cnulu,i..I"n men being burdrnrd with
u stocn for which there Is 40 sufficient outlet
There j. brith-r stability bouyancy 10 our mar.
net Dor can there BE- until regular, speedy aud
fixed periods of shipment afford facilities 10 t-te
advantage of prices abroad. The former lines did
paying business IN carrying -four and grrln. some
thirty millions Of fpreign goods are sold sud dis-
tTlobted from this cty, ali which We ought Ia ln-
port Ia uu own shIpr. Then cones The future EN-
grant travel from Europe. 20 mnch OF which nov
cunies over New jersey 10 go West "a the Penn
.llvulia road. The former lines Of steamers did
large business Of this klnd These are arguments
aogabced TO promote subscriptions among our
DoDtyed men. A. Done OF them We're losers by
any former European LHe and as capital Il nOS
dIssstrously abundant II u quite PrVbaols the
chatter recently granted b. the Legislature may be
put in working condition.
The Yearly Meeting OF the Orthodox Friend.
has been ia sessiOn during portion of the pat
week. The want Of harmony, which tJr several
years has existed in the sncrnt body, hiss this sea
-ol been made very observable IN au unusually
m.sler Attendance at the annual gathering. II has
been customary for the Meeting 10 receive epl.tes
ot br0ihefIy lose from all other Yearly Meetings. in
tbs country and IN Englaht. The re1dina "i THESE
documents occupied much Of the time o. the hr;t
II e. tut thu year not single epi-ie hs been re-
cer,ed By ne fhltdrl5hla Y.s'y Meeting from
sry uf ia iGfmrr corresponding Mect!ns.. NJ
fact could str sIugly show the deep estrange
nlenr exiting among tbi. people. Ii proceeds
ir. M n Disagreement UriEushny N the d.J@ninrnt
., John Wubur, Ht one time minister n tle 81
c,ri, \ Eialuiiy of the Pbiisde'Phn Neeh4g al
lege that h- arbitrarily .id ~rOnguliy de-
priyed Il meu,ht rship while most OF the other
.trgsnUDs upp,e ibIs allegation 40 strrn1pn'!y
re- t. drcine iuIther lntcfc0iii'r wIih Ph!re!ph'a
Yet no formal division sryniatinD has taken
plsce and probably viii hot IL il sa'd that The
vulUsble church property, meeting house ABA large
lot of ground Of tie corner OF Fourth aud Arch
streets WINS given 10 Friends by VIM. Penn Ia ~
epioyed By them so long they remained IN unity
with Lundon Yesrly Meeting. This unity has ceised
III reality bat lot legally 80 - 10 justify M n1--
ter and It is presumed that resort L. law vii he
STAYED of ~ continuance OF the present nominal
hut hollow unity. During the late "a herring, an
appeal Was heard from the sentence oi diso" uueut
PRONOUNCED BY the Quarterly Meeting against f.
male member Of the society, and the dl'pwument
confirmed This case hhs been the fruitful source
Of Oh untesrd-Of amount of private gossip aud
-cshdu. ind the prospect nOw 10 that the disowhcd
party OF Der friends, will appes to the tribunal OF
public opinion in pamphlet. The wonder Is that
The reporters for the fash papers have thus fsr
overlooked tti. rich field Of exploration.
The abundance OF capital here has become slmost
chronic Ii is the sole sustaining elrneit of many
of the fsncies 1t the Stock BOard, which are sure
a. tumble rapidly when the stri;tuTe comes that
the excessive importation of the year mnst bring
about before many months. aud which war IN
Europe viii pot make any the lighter. All the
paper made 10 ab.Orbed ~ the banks winch,
even then, have go much funds u spare that the
note brokers complain OF their sending crcllirs to
tie merchants and manufacturers, collecting them
for dlsrountablr pspcr. Some Of the banks are
fixing PAPER Mt seven and cgh, months 10 run.
+ Good borrowers can obtain an amount at 1--we per
cent. The importers seem It's season tn have
oyer.bot toe mark. They agreed among Themselves
10 beep back their stuck- I'LL the 10Th instant aud
are now Quitting the snctions But the discovery
ia ju.t made tba, thrs bayc held back too long.
They offer their goods. but the Spring trade Is over,
the buyers are gone, and the joboefs decline load
/ iug iheuls lse. up when their princpa customer,
! have dissppearcd. This circumstance, 10 connec-
ton with the enormous iwpDrtations since New
! Year tells disHstrousy on prces. Foreign fshrics
are BOW forced If, under the hsmmer, At rates
much b,ioY tbose of six months age, insurins
heavy loss 10 somebody. The common error has
been re-enacted al oyer-estiuatirg the ability OF
the county TO consume these fabrics, aud as they
still continue 10 be consumed about IN proportion
ss the Temptation of cbeapuess is held out, the
common result Of another ruinous drain of coin
| uill siortiy be- witnessed