New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
III Z TRIBUNE.


da bringing Liverpool and London adviccs to
Til t4n;. inclusive. The political news is
poa lily interesting.
6 ar, indebted to the Express of Mcssrs.
Haden s. Co. for copy of that most invalua-
bic, papers, "W Inner 81 Smiths European
Ties COT he news.
d H. ecHned I'd and Id per h., and the
projects of the market were rather gloomy.
! King of Sweden, Bernadottc, who has so
lonbcen Auctuating between life and death, has
at kt departed His has been an evontiul life.
Ii. lated that the visit of Queen Victoria and
Pnps Albert to Berlin will take place about the
18Th c May.
werngrct to learn that the steamer Great
Weeln is to come no more to New York. This
rewsviil be received with universal regret on
.his:'e There never was more popular boat
or ,ttcr esteemed commander than the Great
Wesan and Capt. Hosken.
Pdiament is doing nothing ofthe slightest in.
teresherc.
M,tings in aid of the Free Church of Scot
hni ontinoe TO be held in England, and con-
sdcble sums are being collected.
n entertainment is TO be 9 wen to Mr.. O'Con-
nein Dublin, Immediately after his arrival from
Ca. Wednesday, tho 10Th of April, has been
med.
teat distress prevails in Galway, and the other
s1ern parts of Ireland. The fishermen on those
t.ss have appealed to the Government to aid
IN with means to pursue their avocations.
Rebecca seems TO have commenced her out
racs again in South Wales, for, on the 9th ult-
etc was destroyed at Cardigan which was
wiho six yards OF the county Jail.
TIE CoURr-The Queen left Windsor on the
4th istant for London, and on the 25th she will
hodl drawing room in St. James's Palace. Her
Mssty is in excellent health.
TIE latest adviccs from Paris contain no news
Of ay importance. The business before the
Chs,ber Of Deputies was of no public interest.
Onue Bourse only very little business was done,
and 10 change of consequence occurred in the
pricsof stocks.
TIE European Times thus sums up the foreign
intdgence by this arrival:
TIE most striking event, since The last packet
LEFT, the death OF Bernadottc, King of Sweden.
Whthc exception of Roult, he was the last sur
vivo of Napoeon's marshals-that distinguished
bod, of men, who, with the ambition, inherited
the Military genius of their leader The deiunct
monrch, although not the most bright was the
mos fortunate OF the Generals, and II is credlta
BE . his talents that from common soldier he
became sovereign-one Of the right sort, too,
whleft his subjects more numerous happy and
prooerous than he found them.
Green Christina met her daughters at Aran-
jue,on the 2lst, and the scene at the meeting is
stahd TO have been very affecting. Whether
this ambitious woman will be able to calm
The perturbed spirit of the Spaniards remains
to be seen but so wretchedly distracted Is
the country, such blot is ton the civillza-
ton of Europe, that even her appearance IN the
Spanish capital may be regarded as a blessing, ii
il b. accompanied with so desirable result
TMre is screw loose," it is said, between the
British Cabinet and the great Powers of Russia,
Pnssia and Austria. The Queen cannot, III
consequence 60 TO Prussia this year, as she IN
tended The misunderstanding has its origin, 1t
is ,aid, in what is believed to be the too friendly
focing on which England and France stand to-
ward each olher-a friendship which was cement
eddy Queen Victora's vsitto Louis Philippe last
SUMNER and which His Majesty proposes to re-
turn this Summer.
1t this cordiality, even the veteran dIp'omatist'
Msternich, PROCESSES TO be offended. So runs
th gossip. This docs not at all accord with the
,ualor that the Emperor of the Russians will visit
Enqland next month. Guizot, it will be seen,
non recent vote of the Chamber, enjoys the
prospect of another years tenure OF office; but
The policy of French legislators, like house OF
cards, is very insecure as a foundation on which
TO rest-a breath may blow it to pieces.
The latest accounts from Madrid, which are to
the 26th ult state that the levcc held on that day
bythe Queen. Mother was most brilliant. n gene
nlamnesty was talked of, and the butchcries OF
RoucaE were discountcnanccd. The recent ac-
co,nts from italy, as will be by referring TO
| the news under that head indicate formidable
bneze in that unfortunate but lovely land
Woo,wrcI, March IA detachment of four.
Teen intelligent ncn- commissioned officers and
pIyates of the Royal Sappers and Miners are uil-
der orders TO embark in the next royal mail steam
or for Halifax, n. s., to join and assist party
already employed in determining the boundary
G,o. between New Brunswick and the United
States
Mn. O'CoxNELL's OyArioN.-A grand banquet
in honor of the Liberator and his co-consp'ra,ors
il to take place at Cork, on Easter Mona'y'
Anil Sth, on which occasion w. ). OSrch,
ESQ. will preside. 1t is expected to be a grand
demonstration. A public entertainment to mr.
OConnell. upon splendid scale is likely to take
place at Dublin on Wednesday, April 10Th.
Mr.. O'CoxxELL.-Every arrangement has
been made for the appeal to the House OF Lores
and Sir Thomas Wide, Mr. kelly, and MI Ser
yean, Murphy are retained for thc travereers'-
There was some little delay about allowing the
usual license for these Queens Counsel to ap-
PEAR for Mr.. O'Connell, but all this IS now con-
Guided.
Nvw-YoRK PACKET Su1Ps-The following
New York vessels have arrived in Liverpool SINCE
our last, having all, with few or no exceptions
made rapid and successful passages March b.
tic Rochester, Britton; same day, the Garrlck'
Trask March %, the Sea, Edwards March
%, the Hiberna, Bunting; same day, the Ok
fed, Ra,hbonc; March "a, the Southcrncr, -
March %. the Patrick Hosry, DSlaho' March
q, the EIlerse, ---; March %, The Henry
Bliss. On the lst inst no less than four vessels
anived here from New. York the Virginian, Al
en-; the Cohota, Hepburn; the Atlantic, Maliet'
and the Peter Hattrick, Post. Thirteen vessels
have, therefore reached us, with several valuable