New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-22

for irrigation water in that copntry fell ample Quantities
In The department Of Jupudcnce aud Amendment Of the
iec What in any given sate Of the suffrage would be the
best arrangement for giving full expression TO the thought and
intellect Of the ConsueDcies Mr. Hare explained that the
scheme he proposed grouping OF Parliamentary electors
which should combine and equal distribution Of seats and
the free expression both Of individual and public opinion or the
smaes degree Of disturbance from corrupt influences The
subject be said had received attention IN Germany BeeG
and he anxious that the system he proposed should DC SUD
jeeed to the test Of the most rgd Parliamentary inquiry
On Monday the Sth other Interesting papers wes one
by Mr. Ashworh late President Of the Manchester Cham
br Commerce the cotton manufacture Of South Lsnca
shire from which we extract the following interesting stats
tics As Of progress II was striking Tact mat
cotton nde Britain did return for materials and
labor than 40OW in 1850 tho returns oil our cotton
manufacture estimated by Mr. Bailey M. p, at
a65 O0OOO The value had increased 400 times and
consuming go times much cotton IL had been stated that
spin length OF cotton which would wind four times round the
earth while evc day 100000 yards Of cotton fabrics come
The price the time has been greatly
reduced In 1856 No 42s cotton yarn lOii while
in 1850 it only I'D per 10 In the same period zoos
yarn reduced from 3s per ID TO 26 In 1920 white
cotton dress was 6s yard while IN s6O the quality Of
,S GIG 0ScO n ao Az the @ S cotton is
garment of one pound in weight Of flannel cost 81 ID IN
worth notices the effect OF upon the value OF a
In 1862 the gross annual value of Lancashire was t2 m
1915 &3O37T74 and in 1865 all 4j3e5l lCO per cent
Noticing the effects of protection from 1878 in ciaIdng e
progress of manufactures there was reduction IN Ine Iae VI
939O es4 In 1872 The effect Of The same poey vas
The entire exports Of commerce Of Ill knu when Wec
commercial policy trade the export OF piece goods had
increased eiOO0OoO 1870 10 81 Oo0o0o IN e65 Inc en
s41 as C23 TO aG5 sG2 4Ol 1865 $50 per cent"
On Tuesday SIR Kay shutteworih Bart delivered an eo
the laws Of social progress he skeiehed he Jaws o
progress and showed the growth OF the freedom ana 'he
political capacity of the manual labor class N % eysnnr
lord Shacsbury presided The venerable Lord Brougham was
WerD, 70 Se Monto SIR James KSy Sptiieworh MIR Ed
ward james @ C.. NJ T. and Mr. Dudley Field
THE BRITISH EMBASSY IN PARIS.
Times We hay believe
has withdrawn his intended resignation Of the Pans Embassy
THE TORNADO DIFFICULTY.
The Sunday Gce We glad TO be able to say that
the antcpaon which have been expressed OF serious eop
cations arising the Spanish Government and own
out Of the seizure Of the Tornado are not likely TO be fulfilled
The whole question Of the legality ought 10 be
determined properly by the Spanish Admiralty Court and our
Government has reason to suppose that Spain has any IN
tenon of cyadng that legitimate mode Of settling the matter
II only in such event Of papabe failure OF
justice respect 10 the proceedings that the Foreign Once
would be called upon make unusual representations to
THE TREATY OF PEACE BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND ITALY,
treaty. Of race eT concluded at vienna arc less favorable 10
Austria than they Italy. The decOce does not merely
full extent the their Austrian vietor II is not
simply because Austria has been comPsled TO part with We
deacy that her condition inspires her well wshers with se
aPreheions the gneasiness proceeds rom The e1ene
difficulty created for her BY the late events OF deermg S
proper position or the future The Hapsburg has ceased to -
German and an Italian sovereign
EMIGRATION OF ALIRSED FEE1ANs.
The Cork Examiner of the 18th u, says Since The re
newa of the Habeas Corpus Suspension Act scarcely one q The
steamers which sail from Queenstown regularly eyes week for
America left that did not take person. AZ least ~ho had
been confined in Mounoy Prison suspicion 81 cfnpeiy
with Fcnanlem This that those who had been confined
in MOunoy previous TO the extension Of the act waiting
for the expiration Of the first term 10 get their hy without
any restrictions being placed upon them, but FINDING that they
would be subjected 10 further imprisonment on tS extension OF
the large number of them have accepted c OF the
Government Tor their rceasethHt Of leaving G county, by
Colon 4 Co.'S steamer Manhattan which saad yesterday,
ihoo young engraied who had been eonLnel IN honoy
They al belonging TO Dublin and had bcn IN prison for
nearly eight months Their hOm9s Saitcry VII
liam Dobyn and Joseph Marsden aud they svci IN Queen
stown Tuesday evening from Dublin IL charge OF thes
policemen.