New-York tribune., 1841-07-30

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OConnell has addressed the following letter his con-
s,itnents:
Fellow citizens and rishnen The enerie. of Ireland
the base Orange actiohave rumPhed they have carried
their ends BY baest bribery and corupton but blessed
be God their triumph has given greater impulse 10 the
darling object of my life-ReFea Be not daunted, my
friends petition will the exteminaiors OF your
and holy and sacred Religion. Ireland cannot
bear ms absence from the House this crisis Tor
moment have therefore, accepted the representation of
the honest men Meath but Hutton the honored friend Of
his Country, will prosecute a successful petition
. Your faithful friend ard servant,
"Merion SQUARE, July 10 d. OCoNNELl'
terrible accident occurred the 18th launch of
heavy barge at Rotterdam about xix miles from Sheffield
About 80 persons had been admitted deck and the ship
lurcing little she into the water the whole crowd
rushed side, which threw her completely Fifty
one persons drowned.
The Morning Chronicle thus for the tremendous
I defeat which its party has sustained:
The solution Of circumstance which at first appears
startling seek The Reforners have worked
the registration machnery the Tories have The Reformers
have contented themselves with the obviously allotted
them the Tories have experimental upon the number of
that could be found made any property available
for the purpose. We not beaten by change OF opinion
There is reaction; ranks hinned
numerous and ready when victorious BIT the
regres have been cranmea and packed. And unless
are be iockeyed this dirty way Of all that
precious in political rights and all that imror
national prosperity effort must be made, and
so91e expense incurred clear the rcgistrie OF of
straw and fair representation of the popular interest
Our representative system pofesedy based property
and there abundance OF property the hands of Reormers
suffice by the registration OF its assigned and proportion
ate votes for protecting the country against the permanent
domination Of rapacous faction.
The marriage Of vscount Villiers NJ. p and the eldest
daughter OF Sir Robert Peel take place the l4th
The cotton market had farther improved.
A considerable anxiety felt for the harvest The
weather had been cold and unpleasant.
The dividend due on the Illinois sterling stock has been
paid The papers remark that the Indiana bonds the
only American stock the July dividends upon which have
not been paid.
The for the year and quarter ending July
5, show decrease of t524,640 the year, from 1890
and on the quarter n decrease of f366 The great de-
the year is in the t856,99. On the
taxes there increase Of t649,47l
The London Herald of the 4th, says that the treaty
for the settlement of The affairs of the East signed the
day before by the representatives of France Austria Prus
s,a Russia and Great Britain Intelligence had been
cc,ed of formal acceptance of the Porte ultmatum by
Mehemct Ali.
Madame Ca;ani is not dead.
FROM FRANCE there is nothing OF much Importance
The question on the Loan Bill be taken the l4th
and the signature the treaty between France and the other
powers, be given the previous day.
riot occurred at Toulouse the 9th inst The troops
were called out the barrcaded. persons
killed and quite number OF the citizens wounded
Fifty pei sons had been arrested.
FROM SrAi>.-It supposed tina, the two Chambers
weuld unite on the 9TH Sih elect guardian TO her
Majesty Queen Isabella H. The discussions Of the Cham
bers were relative the budget.
HAxovER.-The Queen of Hanover died on The 29th OF
June.
Tine Kirg of Hanover has dissolved the States of the
kingdo because they refused 10 grant The supplies AS
lh constitution au,horises the government IN cases OF dis
solution to collect the existing for another year. the
consent the Estates necessary for that period The
taxes will De levied accordingly The Estates haze been
assembled for four weeks.
FROM THE EAsr.-The Augsburg Gazette of the 9Th inst
The vlctory which the Russians obtained lately IN
Circassia them prods loss OF life the Inouutanccrs
having opposed determined resistance Tie Rus
finally remained OF the field in consequence OF
having brough, forward fresh troops but the victory did
favorable impression upon the army who perceived
that the sacrifices made We're not compensated by The adVa
iages obtained
The Instruction in Gambia had not been qreled. It's
considered the result of French intrigue.
The EASTERN QrESrIeS.-The London Herald of the
18th SAYS We hasten inform the public that the new
treaty for the settlement of the affairs Of the East signed
Yesterday afternoon the Foreign Office by the representa-
lives of the Five PowersAustr, France Great Britain
Prussia and Russia.
Letters from Alexandria of The Goth June bring the intel
gence of the formal acceptance Of the amended
BY Mehemet ALL on the 18TH the hands OF the Turkish
Envoy who invested him with the order of Nishan ttaka
1t comedies the succession heredi to the eldest SON.
without, attempting to define which OF the three probable
lar,ant i indicaed-Ihrahn the eldest son BY adoption
bba the eldest of the eldest deceased or Said
the eldest living son. of slave 1t also hxes the power
10 nominate to grades as high as that OF Colonel.
~ AT Baltimore on Monday night nsned John
Forbes who with several other boaders the house
was sleeping upon the top shed. towards morning at.
reunited TO ern to his bed but missed his footing and fell
some thirty feet TO the grourd He terribly bruised by
the fall