New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1842-09-20
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.n place IN ue Hist4iVN'' ',G coal
5,i:icts.
The Mal9lis Of powashice is at present ~
.,giag aot fever than 1850 iaborey. in draiaiag
.sje,her pubsic works in ireland.
o,an,i;y Of american PORK has been selling
E,s.u,faos ION vsi,hin the last few da,s from i
and isof excellent quality.
He. Naies;y is about 10 forward a small but
.a.fal s,eaner Just built, as a present TO the
ern OF Mescat, in return for the numerous
s.cs,s received from that poten;ate.
igr. Isaac fiat@ig d'Essin, "a jew, who died
Az nj Hgmoufg, leaving no children, has be-
kahed his fortune, amounting TO aboul . co.,
hfraucs, 10 charitable establishments.
Es.yerai cargocs Of American -four haze recently
heed the ports OF Limerick aud tie adjacent
HATES No later than last wca, several hun
ssSd sacks OF -four, most excellent and prime in
91liy, were discharged in Sligo.
Lord Auckland, the late Governor General of
,fa. has arrived in England.
Tie house of Santos Mon,eiros & Co, who
led some time ago. show liabilities of 100000
ID assets Of $4,000.
!, letter frora Bologna states that or the 18th
E, txo of the doors of the Abbadia, benevolent
.,it1iion. gave way, with between 700 and 500
or workincn in them, bearing cvary thing 10 The
nod. Immediate aid was afforded, buta length
time elapsed before all the victims Of the acci-
~, could be cxtrcated from the ruins. Three
r,ous were kllled, and upwards Of 70 wounded,
ne Of them dangerously.
Hamburger paper OF the Goth ultino says that
framing tie German tariff Of customs, the
s., liberal principles have been followed both in
s,pct 10 importation and expectation. The i'm
"a duties on many articles are considerably re-
ed. Tie export duties are likewise diminished
some cases; for instance, on deals and square
s.nber, on fish, especially behring's, and on copper.
ieson quarantine, passes, transit dates, and
t.ral charges on ships are abolished.
There died lately, says German PAPER, in tae
Haze of Fesoe Foeroek, in nsylvania, a
Inner, named Teresesi, in the l35th year of his
He. He always enjoyed good health, and worked
E,be field until Jus, before his death.
Eaccorang 10 the Frankfort ourna of the 23d
IA Hanover has given up the idea Of joining the /
frmnn Customs Union.
iThe Patriotic Beige gives the following account I
I'm ecciden, which happened in the carriage of I
ig Leopold. at the moment he was starting for
E4enne: sOne of the pistols which were placed I
S5ed in the holsters went off. The ball in its
h downward struck against spring ofthe car
ge, and, having rebounded TO the top, passed
Lough without injuring any one.
The Limerick Chronicle asserts that 'instruc-
as of the most decided character we're sent to
sha by the last mail, to push the two divis-
!, under Mott from Candahar, and under Pol
-, from Jeliaabad, against Ghuznee and Ca
A letter from Gotha, dated August 10, says:
Adreadful fire broke out yesterday in the village
Tambach. The flames, being driven by the
Ind, spread with such rapidty that all exerllons
sIcheck them were in vain. Of $50 houses, a.
lire burned, besides the church and the buildings
lsached to it, BY this calamity 1,40O persons
We los, their all
f,RRANcE.-A ridiculous report prevailed at Paris
l,ihe early part of last week that the plague had .
'sEared Itself IN of the principal hospitals
he report arose from black flag being hung out
4l,he Hospital in question since the funeral OF the
like of Orleans
1--WE find in the official Military Journal circu-
4of Marshal Soult, authorsing the soldiers whose
Ete of service expires in l843 to return to their
sAPectivc homes.
TIhe French Squadron under Admiral Hugon
S!rh was anchored near the island of Hyeres on
1s2S,h uIt. expected to return to Ioulon
lGt the lst instant.
SAIN Madrid Arg. T-For thc last few
gs the reports of some contemplated change in
aainiStre have acquired consistence and the
.eemert OF the Ministers of Finance and the Ia /
Wfor are more particularly spoken of. The troops
sIeag in want of money, il is thought that the Re-
IA has given a hint NJ. Cala,rava that some
Fswho has more skill! in procuring funds will be
fassary
dPoRTtGAL.-The wine farmers OF the Douro
IN, L
"a. The distress in the north Of Portugal, ow- |
gto the failures of the maize crop, had not been
Saoverra,ed. The approaching vintage will,
ssseyer, probably be one OF the finest that have
nsen Witnessed for manyyears.
RUssA-A heavy rain in the district of Petro- |
erl, on 10Th June had cooled the atmosphere to
Sch degree tina, all the large cattle IN the steppe
ssen taken i'll, and l2S were found dead. June II,
Ere was furious tempest in the districts ct IA
&i.chin and Far;zen. Great damage has been
4ee syiigh,ninS in the government OF Moscow
A game keeper named Rheimann, has been
88aenced by military commission at St. Peters
Argh to receive 5000 lashes for the assassination
e Prince PaSarn, AMI, should he survive, BAN
3anen, 10 Siberia for life.
WHAr FoRgiex NATIONS THINK Some time
4nec, when it WAS thought we should have no
faf Mr.. Coiquohoun congratulated the English
g@ple that the United States could no longer com
@aewith them in manufacturers. A similar spirit
Gas been manites,ed in France. The French Ed
5ors rejoice in the Presidents veto OF the little
s,ris BILL and hope that he wilveto the great one
Ac Steele sa,s:
0ur manufactures are safe months perhaps tor
@ os the hostile PROJECT, Of the Hh'gs We advise the
eath mercantile who trade with The Gnteo sa's
}o'to neglect improve the present Stale OF nins' ~
eAsd nalioai ministry The opportunity would De eA
D for ecs with Us n oar polica system lhUse
ie American Ia, desire tariff odapted Only io
ssteuue"
4 Thak OF it. The hostile projects of the Wings !.
slnd against whom? Against foreigners IN not
Permitting them 10 manufacture for Us!
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