New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-12-10

| THE rains have been so heavy recently, in some
parts of Ireland, that the Rivers have overtowed
aud great damage has been done ny hoods. In MI
k.1nS T,nneraIy and other places the devastation
has been extensive bridges having len swept away
! houses flooded, and in some Instances sapme geo.
and roads rendered impossible.
AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.-Ths College ablutto
be opened ct Leopardstown, near Dublin IS situated
on the south side OF the city, ard five miles distant
from the Post Office. The farm consists oil oVo irish
acres of land, Of medium quality
Mr.. S. Crawford has commenced the publication
OF series OF letters in favor Of LEGAL legislation for
Ireland, retaining the imperial connection.
FRANCE.
ScuooLMAsrEas IS FRANcE.-Accordipg TO a
statistical account published this year by order OF
The Minister OF Commerce, II appears that, IN Inc
len wears from 1888 10 1913, the State expended Tor
the maintenance of 1888 conyicts, sum OF two
! millions four thousand francs, being IN average OF
81 cenies per day for each; w:iereas, IN several Of
the Departments the salary aud emonmeuts OF the
| teachers Of pubic schools 90 not amount 10 eighty
| cenlimes pr day.
The Due DAumale left Paris with the Prince de
JooyilIs, on Tuesday, for Naples, where he ~ eI-
nscted 10 arrive on the 10Th or2l=t. On the 10Th he
IS 10 be married u Inc Princess Caroline Augusta,
daughter Of The hnce OF Salerno, and cousin oil tie
| kipg Of the Two Scilies.
pfevaicnce Of dnon,enl ia the manufacturing dis
! tr,c;s of France. The master cotton-sp,nners oil
Rouen 10 the number OF 300 TO 4UO, have agreed 10
shorten the duration OF the daily labor ofsir opera
tives one-,hird u,til March ne1t-werking them
only four days nssad CT seven.
| SPAIN.
The Snanisb papers are filled with details of the
copspiracies ALLEGED 10 have been discovered at
| aladr;d and Barcelona, TO murder NerVaez and
| others, ard 10 overthrow The government. MANY
per=ons have been arrested, and will probably be
| shot. Among them are eeveral oiEcers ana nooie-
| men OF distraction; General Prim, Count OF heuss,
| is one OF them. He the leader oil that revolu-
lion in Catalonia which resulted in The exile OF Es-
partero and the elevation ct Narvaez. the Paris
| Presse represents him a young man, inflated
with the ecat OF his recent career, involved IN Pc
cunary enbarrassmenIs, and disguised with not
receiving more aid from Government From Inc
| rnrn which the debate in The Chamber OF Deputies
az Niedrid has taken, il is toerabiy clear thu, the
new constitution, which he's been propounded by
| minister's will mol receive even the Henbance oi II
modification. One OF the ministers, indeed, has UNI
blushingly declared that Tue crown Ia superior 10
any constitution .'The crown" exclaimed he,
g cverIuled everything, and thar was the form the
government CT Spain elwa.s had.
ITALY.
| An unsuccessful atiemPs nss been made To essas-
sinare Ihe Graud Duke OF Tuscany Tnis country
| hus been visited by destructive nundeilons. J he
Adiee had bsen and the STREETS Of Trent were over
flowed A suspension bridge above The gate CT ct
| Nicholas, without Inc city, has heen carried away
| The road between Leghon and Pisa was stopped
! Aprcultura implements, cattle and furniture, strew
ed on the waters, attesIed the ruin inflicted IN the
country districts.
POLAND.
The Silesian Gazette STATES that, in the course oil
August last secret association for political pnr-
| DOSES WIS discovered in the Kingdom OF Poland
| and many arrests were made al Warsaw and other
p,aces. A committee appointed 10 inquire INTO the
matter have liberated twenty persons and have con-
deuned three lawyers 10 hard labor for life In Sibc
| ,ia and eighteen Others 10 the like punishment foi
ten wears; all the property of the condemned TO be
confscated.
Report for the neck ending Norcm6er s-he rnrket hn
leen fiat throughout the week. and somewhat ineguarir
but 3 r. nus 6 SSe onosos a the
day have had to reduce them IN some n1ances -
uz bey a
change There more dong by the ,EHde during the two
S5 a ss I snd S% s E al
ciaed by the commttee Of brokers this week for fair Cotton
Report for tie rsef ending consequence
of Considerable the demand in the carly paIt Of
on advance I'd per h. Oh American descriptions but
the arrival Of The Boston packet there has been nort
the Quotations Of Friday last The sa Of the week
| luIes
ra. and 20 American nnd % PcrnambucO sold for
| poTtatlon -, ,.. :. a.. Coo, ,.,o .;,I 10
Report IF he Cotton sk Gs lS1 ,ys rS ssD &c
S92g : aHe t SieS bales have with buyers
Mhfh sy pss Sd to "a 20 39 and
mandef American 3:d TO 5}sd prices there no variation
Rovisloysy4mefean. the 4th instant continued
for Beet has existed and rates
amount OF business hns been transacted IN Pork without mn
s sis would be to much greater extent IRISH PORK Iqls
very hghChcese meets ready sale, at full prices the hate
cs fer 5 ss
heavy buyers consequence hang off, expecting to purchase
Mt decline: no great alteration value however, expect
ed-owns to the continued advance Irish Euttcr (about
@ The qn m%ns So ao ae not to
even with the high duty Fine Irish swo U.S. For Cana
Cd to e per . Cnnadan Is ID to { Cd F"u Uned
3Is to US per 80 lbs.
STATE OF TRADE IL THE MANUFACTURING DIsTRlcTs.-
In Manchester there good business doug in CLOTH epe
or Shnes and Long Cloths. for China and India Shutting.
PSss STs e @ weshe Seas active
sale goods Yarns much dcpreea and the pros
general dep'ssSio;p and ls Bsbbn Net aas also
Leicester the Wool ade Inactive US also goods. both
Rocdne i piece market there some little Improvement
! - THE AEsIvEssARY OF THE CoLoRED Oh
PHAN ASYLUM, held at the Tabernacle last evening
was attended by numerous auditory, among whom
we noticed many members OF the Society of Friends
and considerable number of colored people.
Mayor HARPER presided. The Children Of the Asy
um were seated on raised benches in the rear OF The
| platform, and th6r happy faces and cleanly appear
ence attracted universal attention. They ex
amined in some OF their school exercises, ard the
readiness with which they answered be questions
put by their teachers afforded gratifying evidence
of their proficiency in the branches IN which they
have been taught Their singing also added much
to the interest of the occasion. The Report of the
Managers read by JOSEPH Is. COLLINS, while il
showed the Asy lum 10 he in highly prosperous
state in respect to the influence it is exerng upon
those uadcr its care, presented strong appeal for
funds 10 enable TO prosecute successfully its bene-
voieHI plans. The addresses Il THEODORE SEDGE-
WICK aud Rsv. J. MAcAuLGY we're listened 10 with
deep interest.
TEMpERANcE.-The continued and widening H.
fueuce OF the Temperance Reformation, amid all
the oosuuciions it is doomed TO meet, is subjec'