New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1842-02-21
Know.
FROM FRANCE.

Fers OF the Eth, six days later. They contain 70
news Of importance. We translate from them the
following items:
No reply has vet been made TO the Kings
speech, though the Committee in the Chamber of
Peers appointed for this purpose, consisting of the
President of the Council. the Minister OF Finances
and the Minister Of Foreign Affairs were engaged
in its preparation as is also The committee in the
| Chamber Of Deputies. La PreSsc of the 9th says
that the members o: the latter have resolved to
demand of the Ministers the fullest information
concerning the conventions of the 18th of july the
treaty concerning piracy and he right Of visitation
as well concerning the commercial negotiations
in progress with Belgium The Minister'S of
Foreign Affairs. of War &c are 10 be interro-
gated as to the condition of their several depart
men,s. Petit, Dufour and Nlallet, who were con-
demned to death have obtained a communication of
their punishment.
The Council on bridges and roads, has adopted
! the project of a railroad from Marscilles to
Avignon.
The Augsburg Gazette of Jan. | says that NJ.
dc Pahlcn. the Russian Minister 10 Mehemet Ali,
arrived at Alexandria on the 10th Dec, and tina,
he had submitted to the Divan certain propositions
concerning Commerce and the Treaty of July. 1t
| is understood that Russia is dispcased with the
liberty granted to English commerce and wishe, it
abridged, which the Divan are unwilling to do
Details have been received from Odessa of the
autumn campaign of the Russians againstthe Cir
cassians and Of their defeat a, Jatcha where some
500 were slain. 1t is believed that the Russians
have lost some 5000 men, mostly BY disease.
| The Crmean hospitals are filled with tie sick.
This i. the division under General Aurcpp, and il
is said that Gen East has not been more fortunate.
| NJ. Dumas has been elected Vice President Of the
Academy of Science: he obtained 80 ont Of -
votes.
An attempt at revolt was made in the prison at
| Lyons on the lst, BUTT was soon quelled
La Presse of the 9th has letter from Vienna,
which says that the three great powers, England,
Russia and France. which haze stipulated the in
dependence of Greece, seriously giving their
attention to the difference bctwcea that country
and the Sublime Porte, and that they have applied
| to the Cabinets at Berlin and Vienna for their CO.
operation
Baron Rothschild has been seized with sudden
and dangerous illness. The operations the
Bourse were seriously affected by this.
The King of Prussia, with rctinue of distin-
guished persons is about to visit England aud Scot
land
The Chambers of Deputies in Spain was gam
lzcd on the 29th Dec NJ. Pcdre Acuna was
chosen President.
The Prince dc .Joinville arrived ut Lisbon on the
cath Dec. with the Belle Poulc Cassard and La
voisier. The Prince was to spend some six DAYS
there. The Queen had conferred upon him the
grand cross of the Order de Ia Tour and de Epec
Later accounts from Java give intelligence of
the ravngcs of the Cholera there In some por-
tons OF tho Country it has assumed new FORM
attacking not only the human species but animals
Birds struck with it fall dead to the ground, and
other creatures die as suddenly
BEwApE.-post-Notes ofthc North River Bank
ing Co,-acrcd sv taking out the ing Co.-So
as to appear to be of the NORTH RIVER BANK, nrc
in circulation in this city.
70 The Louisville Journal fully and frankly
retracts its foul charges against Hon. DANIEL
WEBSTER. l, gives Mr.. May of Washington
tue author.
% !" WALL-srEEr BANK NorE LIST. Price
Current and Counterfeit, Dctcctor,' has Just been
issued by a. Hoyt, II Annstrcet. 1t is neat
octave sheet, ard contains great variety of mat
ter of interest and value to Business men. 1t is for
sale to NewSmen and othcrs at the Office of this
paper by Mr.. H. G. DAGGEKs, BY whom orders
from the trade arc respectfully solicited,
IS. Researches on the Curvature Of the Spine,
By J Ohm H. Grscom, Nj. D. of New-York ;" have
just been published by Lea 4 Blanchard Phila-
delphia
% CHARLES l. HEMPEL. ESQ. Of this CITY.
has been engaged for some time past on new
Grammar of the German Language. based on the
principle of Induction l, is designed to give the
student complete theoretical and practical
knowledge of the German. and will facilitate
very greatly the requirement OF this most difficult
tongue. The work appears this day, and we be-
lieve 1t will be hailed with pleasure BY the lovers
and learners of the German language and lite
nature. The literature of Germany is almoS, shu,
out from US for want of good system for teach
ing the language. The superior talent. and at
tainments OF Mr.. HEMPEL. his philosophical re-
an,ce that something original, and we believe
superior, will come from his pen.
II a Concer, OF Sacred Music vii; be given in the Or
SaFugeei Church tunyersalis This Ero,ine. sen
See Programme OF the Sunday School Celebration OF
,'e o',n"s o! asngon in the Elizabei-strset (a.e