New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-06-21
w-YoRK, FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE Ell Isaa.
tween the father and son, when the Prince re-
fused 10 snnDress his labors.


fused to suppress his labors.
NJ LATTE, who contributed in considerable de-
gree TO the success OF the revolution OF July, ha. de-
parted this life. The Republican prints express
much ndigna ton the absence OF solic,ude, shown
BIZ the King and his family during the illness Of the
deceased, aud nj the dry cold manner in which his
death il announced in the Government journals. Ii
is remarked that these papers have OF late lost no
opportunity OF sncering popular constitutions In
speaking OF the Disturbances OF Switzerland they
saw Republics seem all 10 have arrived at crii-
cal agc--thc white well as the black the great a.
well az the small and the perpetual confusion in
which they involved cannot attract TO them such
minds make it their business 10 consider the best
form OF government"
The arrival Of the Emperor OF Russia in Egland
was known in Paris Saturday night, aud had
created some uneasness there. The burial OF NJ
LATTE, OIL Thursday, was attended with extraord!-
nary hOnors.
SPAix.-Thc news is OF no Importance. The
Government carried The recent elections in Madrid
by striking out every name supposed 10 he hostile
1t is said that Don Carlos is about to abdcate his
sovereign rights in favor OF his eldest son
PoRruGAL.-There has been modification of the
Porugese Ministry. n, other news OF importance.
British subiecr had been imprisoned for some o
i-nCe, wherea: the Eaellsh papers are very lndls
nant.
SwGTzERLASD.-Swizer has been the scene
of short though somewhat sanguInary civil war
The of diScord is accounted for thus: Every
two ,enrs tine German aud High Church party OF
the Upper Falas nave contention with their
French and laritudinarian comparluts Of The lower
portion OF the Canton. Last time, The Upper Va
misans were BEATEN. This year. however having
Vo,orr, or Executive Canton, tLucerne,j favorable
20 urra-Cauollc ideas they grow more bold. Dis
pues threatenrd and The interference OF the Fororr
was obtained. This maddened ih- Lower FulaisaIls
and actual hoSlIIifi-s commenced After some sharp
lighting. The struggle is brought TO cose for the
present, in cons.q OF the dispersion OF the i-
tia OF th- Lower Eaials.
On the morning of the DIST May. the troops Of
The Lower vaIais in eifectlng their retreat upon
Narigny, were attacked III the defe of TRENT. fhr
batIle was q long one. Thirty were killed. an
among the number We're VI. W. de Nuce de Nerra
and FuYvex. whose bodies, il SAID. were trrrl
bly, muiiated. -Four hundred ol the Lower Nalal=
troops endeavored 10 the river by ford under
hot fire; the rest, TO the number OF about two hun
bred men, retreated 10 Martigny, where they dis
per>ed. NJ J0rls, one OF The leaders oil the Lower
Valas, arrived at the baths OF Fevay, with about
two hundred and fifty men. The affair may thus be
considered for time al an end. Ii is, perhaps for
tunate that the opposing parties were III such une-
quail strength for the prolongation of The struggle
would have brought on u collision between the Can
tons. The two parties that divide the Vaeis
unfortunately violent and irreconcieabe in their
opinions. Young Switzerland represents the more
popular opinions. The High Vanis represents no
less violent opinions Of the old aristocracy, under
the influence of the .Iesuts OF Brig. There is lot
among the population suficien, number of persons
OF moderate opinions TO keep the two three parties
IN check. Ii il To be hoped that the Diet, which Is
about To meet, may he able 10 take measures which
will prevent another conflict.
TURKEr.-The accounts from Albania are of
very alarming nature. Notwithstanding the exer-
lions of the Turkish Government, fresh atrocities
are daily perpeIraled upon the unfortunate Chris
tians. The forces under Reschid Pucha is deeply
ilnbucd with feeling of hatred TO the Giaour, and
numerous deserons have taken place.
a letter from Conslantinople of the 9th April,
says that the state Albania becomes daily more and
mnre alarming. The whole Province is in stale
of reIolt and bodies of the insurgents all parts
OF the country, committing tn, most irghIfui eX-
cesses. BY the Inst accounts ~ ~. If Skntt-
was closely blockaded by army OF $4,000 Alba
mans. Ali Bey had arrived with reinforcement al
5000 men, and, after II desperate engagement with
The Albanans, he broke through their ranks, and
entered the town. 800 men were left dead on lh-
field. Hussein Pacha, who had entered Albania Al
The head of 5000 men, had suffered great losses from
sickness and was obliged 10 retreat 10 Monaster i'll
Roumeia.
We learn from Syria TINT the persons implicated
in the futal affair OF Lattachia are still unpublished.
The Pacha unwilling 10 award the punishment de-
handed by the French consul, referred the affair Ia
the Divan. The French consul had demanded that
the offenders should be carried back TO Lattacha To
be hastinadoed on the same spot where they perpe
trated the outrage.
A letter from Vienna says:-"W We are going To
have n trial OF an Atmospheric Railroad. A com
pany has been formed here construct one between
Vienna and lIuttelsdorf by Hierlz;ng and Acd5ure,
on the leit bank of the Vein. The expense will BE-
100000 lorns t3,G00,0O0G) All the shares, each
OF which is 10000 forms, disposed Of the very
day the prospectus OF the company was published
THE JEWS OF PoLAND.-Adviccs contained in the
Hamburger parer- OF the TIh, and dated Polish
Frontiers May TO- state that the ainenIaton OF the
Jews i'll the kingdom oi Poland is houndess at this
moment because the Government is seriously en-
gagged i'll carrying in,o effect measure which the
Jews have hitherto hoped 10 avert-namely, Ia
oblige them TO military service. Orders nave just
been received 10 levy the recruits i'll all The Govern
ments in the course Of This month, and no longer 10
exempt the Jews.