New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-04-23
Further Foreign Extracts.

day by the Acadia
Ir,LY.-The last letters from Italy are inil ei
accounts of the armed bands which have OF late
reappeared in the Apprentices and IN the low coun;
try on the coast OF the Adratlc and II is sald
that ali the troops the Pope has at his disposal a.
Bologna are not sufficient 10 prevent the higni'y
dspredatons to which that city Is exposed me
Duke Of Modena, who Is greatly alarmed ny li'''
reports circulated Of an expedition prepared ny
the erirrants. has demanded assistance from
Austria. The military commission, which has
been for some time sitting al Bologna has term
mated It's s;tings All the sentences have peeh
sant under seal to Rome.
The leading Italian political refugees IN faris
have been sent for by the Project OF fohce' an"
cautioned against carrying on or entering 'h'o
any conspiracy ior revolutlonlzng Italy GENERA"
Pepe expressed his Indignation at the proceeding
which he declared was perfectly nnJu'iiiIed oy
facts. II was nevertheless the universal belief
in Paris that the entire Italian peninsula IS rlpe
and ready for revolt, but that no danger oil d
r,ing on a large scale can eSis; during tune OF
peacc or so long as the colossal force OF Austria
in Italy remains undln'nished.
Letters from LeghoEn state, that the hing oi
Naples intends to give charter to his Kingdom.
Other accounts speak OF number of arrests Tor
sedit;on--persons OF mark and family; who are
charged with having advocated opinions much
too liberal for his Majesty The two statements
do not tally.
letter from Trieste, March ,, in the Cologne
Gazette. SAYS: Intelligence from Corfu states,
that the Pacha of Janina las declared the ports
of Mugtas and Arpizza in 4 state OF blockade.
apparently against some pirates but really to pre-
vent the Greek malcontents OF the lonlan Isles
from increasing their relations with their country
men. The Lord High Commissioner of the To-
Man Isles has protested against the measure
Macedonia and Albania still inspire some un-
easiness."
EGYrr-The Pacha is about TO route one more
Of the monsters of the describe boring for wa
ter between Cairo and Suez, which he expects to
find, sweet. at the depth of 1900 feet. For this
purpose he is awaiting an apparatus, ordered from
England, calculated for boring to the depth Of
800 feet No mention isyct made of the intro
dnction Of wood paving. or the new sweeping
machine into this disenchanted region; but they
will follow in their turn.
PRussM.-For some time past negotiations have
been pending for a Commercial Treaty between
the United States of America and the Gernanlc
Union of Customs. We learn upon good ALL
W,
to treaty., has been actually signed by the Prus
sian Government and Mr. Wheaton, the Amcrl-
can Minister at this Court. The effect of the
Treaty is understood to be TO reduce the present
duties on tobacco and rice imported into Gerna
nv from the United States and on the other
hand, 10 afford facilities for the Introduction into
into the United States of several branches Of
| German manufactures for American consump-
| ton Ii is, of course, uncertain whether this
Treaty, at present entered into by Prussia only,
will be ratified by the other States Of the German
| c Union, and still more uncertain whether the
Treaty will &c ratified by the American Iegis-
ature /; but, as it stands, Mr.. Wheaton has gain
cd march upon all the other Governments who
have hitherto attempted to treat with Germany
in commercial matters
TURKEY, GREECE AND CmCAssh-By letters
from Consaninople, it appears the Port IS little
inclined 10 give the pledge to the English and
! French ambassadors - that the punishment Of
death should rot gain be inflicted upon Raahs
who might rccant Mahometan tcncts. The
Turkish Minister regarded the demand an in
reference with their national independence. The
last accounts from Abani minated that gene
raj instruction would shortly take place i'll that
province.
IMPRISONMENT OF Mn. O'CosseLL.-It is stated
that in the event Of the imprisonment OF Mr..
O'Cvnnell, whit-HlOnday the 9th OF May, will
be fixed upon as day OF General Prayer and
Humiliation throughout Ireland and II is sug-
gcsted that the Liberals aud Catholics through
out Chrisendom should be invited TO participate
in this object
Mr.. Chambers of London, once called 'the
great banker, is in the Queens Prison, London,
dangerously i'll. The Times says he has been
incarceracd there sereBiecR years. during which
period upwards of f200,000 of his valuable prop
erty has been received, and somehow or other 1t
would seem, rresponsibly absorbed. since not
creditor as vel has received one larthng, and his
injured family disappointed in every expectation
Of their youth.
COPENHAGEN March 26.-Deah Of Thor
rraidscn, the Scnlpior.-'The celebrated Thor
waldsen died suddenly the day before Yesterday
He was II years old.
Mr. Kemp, the we'll known architect Of the
Scott Monument in Edinburgh, was found
drowned in the Canal, on the 18th utimo into
which it was supposed he had fallen in the dark
Several ancient surgical instruments have late
ly been dug up at Pompe, which bear strong
resemblance TO those used for hthotomy III the
present day.
THE CARTooNS-Thcrc is an artist, by order
of The King Of Prussia, at Hampton Court, copy
ing these wonders OF art.
The duty hitherto cxactcd on the importation
Of coal in Sweden has been entirely abolished
The French Government have refused permis-
sion To open a hydropatllc establishment at Paris
The British Government it is said, intend to
reduce the duty on tea.
Her Majcsty's ACCOMPLISHMENT may be expected
about the beginning of July next.
Captain Matthews, late NJ. P. for SALISBURY,
has been appointed Governor OF the Bermudas.
On Saturday last, strawberries were sold in
Coycnt Garden market, at IS. and Is. Cd an
ounce.
NlBLo's GARpES.-This evening Mr. Cotton gives
his third exhibition Of nitrous oxide gas in Nibo's
Saloon mot the Theatre. Those who would see
the wonderful effect which slight change in the ele-
ments OF the air would produce should not iail 10
attend Those who love thrilling excitement will
be sure 10 be there.