New-York daily tribune., 1843-08-21
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the following Items:
FRAscE.-The domestic news of France Is OF
little interest The Belle Poule, with Prince de
Joinyile and his Brazilian bride on board, arrived
at Bres. on the 18th u.. previous report to that
effect having been false. The Princess has
litera; dopry in cash and Brazilian lands. She
is thus described
"Ths Princess has an agreeable expression OF
! countenance; she is young and graceful; hei
| hair is of clear chesnut color, and she mas al
the freshness and beauty of her years der fg-
ure is elegant, slender, and she possesses ooth
grace and elasticity
The session of the French Chambers closed on
the oath ult. They were not expected to Fe-as-
semb!e until Jan. ..
The steamer Hibcrnia arrived at Liverpool on
the 9th of July, in days and 20 hours from
| Halifax. AS will naturally be expected, such an
/ amazing performance caused the greatest aston
! ishment TO the whole pubic, and the English pa
pers are all commenting on this successful and
wonderful passage A London paper has the fol-
lowing remarks II relation to the passage:
CT all the extraordinary passages we have ever
noted as having been accomplished BY the steam
/ ers between this and America, none have ever
eoualled that of the Hibcrnla. It's memorable
feat and must completely set at rest the question
Of success and of ssfety In ocean steamlng We
| have here a steamer arriving from the shore OF
! North America within period Of nine days, an
ACCOMPLISHMENT scarcely to be credited, and
which. when announced by telegraph could hard
" be believed. Capt. Judkins cannot feel too
proud OF his noble ship and her wondrous pas
sape-a passage. the shortness of which has been
talked of by some. but believed BY few. 1t can
not be Other thar beneficial to the important mat
! ter of ocean steaming, and We trust that II any
thing be vet wanted to settle the question of aol-
lity and power in regard to any fears of accident
nv the steamers. it is needless to refer TO them.
The late loss of the Columbia was an accident to
which sailing vessels arc far more liable than the
steamers.
The Rev. Theobold Mathew, on account of
d.spensation from the Pope to move about ac
/ cordng to inclination, unrestricted by cplscopai
interference or control, arrived at Manchester last
week. He has been occupied upwards of nne
! hours day in administering the pledge OF total
| abstinence Up to Saturday evening lo,OOO
persons took the pledge On Sunday 1t was ad-
ministered to 100000 and on Monday and Tues
dav to $4,000, making IN all total of oO,O0O
pledged teetotallers in Manchester. Of these
there are 4500 infants, 5000 of whom belong to
the St. Patrick's district, part of Manchester
|
recent visit to Liverpool, the Rev. Theobold Ma
thew administered the pledge TO upward. of
10000 persons. After his journey to Manches-
ter, the reverend gentleman returned to Liver
pool, where he increased the number Of teetotal-
lers to nearly $4,000. He has since paid visit
to the metropolis, privately, for the purpose of
| making arrangements to carry out more effective
y hereafter his plans; and next year he Intends it
is said, to visit the United States.
The annual Conference of Wesleyan Method
ists which is held this year at Sheffield, CON-
menced on Wednesday. Nearly 500 members
| are present. The various committees appointed
to arrange the stations Of the preachers for the
ensuing year. and to prepare other business for the
general conference, have been sitting for nearly
week The Rev. John Scott was the president
of the conference for the present year
The Dublin Monitor reports meeting of Irish.
members which was held last week; Lord John
Russell presiding. The Irish members wished
an appeal to the constituencies on the subject Of
Ireland but Lord Palmerston opposed the pro-
iect, and ii was relinqushed \ committee,
however, was appointed TO draw up statement
of Irish grievances, to be submitted to future
meeting.
On Tuesday, Marie Bari, a French woman,
was convicted at the Mansion House of having
smuggled a large quantity of cigars from an Os-
| tend steamer She carried them in a most ingcn-
ously contrived petticoat, which was completely
padded with cigars, and yet created no dispropor.
ton of the wearer. She was fined flO0 and sent
to prison in default Of payment.
Within the last three or four days, the mean-
choly intelligence of the total shipwreck of the
Falcon, of London, with the loss of all her crew
except one seaman, has been received. She is
stated to have been fine vessel, of go tons bur-
then, and the number who have so unfortunately
perished amounts to 13, including the master
Captain Cairns
The Rev. Dr.. DEwEY-This eminent minis
ter Of the Unitarian church, New York, preached
in Liverpool on Sunday last in the morning at
Renshaw-street chapel, and in the evening at
Paradise street, making such an impression on
his auditors especially by the mornings discourse
as will not soon De forgotten Never, it is be-
lieved, was a sermon delivered more dignihed,
more practically useful, or more encouraging to
the best tendencies Of our nature.
Liverpool Mercury.
The PHENIx BANK TRALs.-The trial Of
Messrs. Wyman and Brown, at Charlestown, for
embezzlement and larceny of the funds of the
Phenlx Bank at Boston, which had been in pro-
gress nearly two weeks, was brought to close on
Thursaey evening, when the jury, after being out
| from 1lt A. NJ. till 81 ?. NJ brought in
verdict OF T" Not Guilty" TO Browne, but with
non-agreement as to Wyman. The papers
were then taken from the Jury, and they were
discharged. 1t is understood, saws the Post, that
they stood seven for conviction to FIVE for acqut-
tall tSunday Bulletin.
The further hearing of the case has been post
poned to the October term of the Court. to be
held at Lowell, Mr.. Wyman in the mean time
time being put under bail as heretofore. The
trial of Skinner also Will be postponed till result