New-York daily tribune., 1844-10-05
WHOLE NO. 1856.

being derived from the handsome presents the nurse
--ce7es from each guest invited 20 tie christening.
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.fr sefgic", t-iic Jhr s.i. sing pny cci % some
go. ION ct her .4mi.y 3'iy- rtOyicsd tor. ettrr ~
a. arrnY G. navy, or IN s0ine OF tho public Offices
i.ouls PHIL,ppA's VisIr-ihe 1'o-nIa5 Chroai-
& slYss some particulars 90 LoGls Phlhppe.s ic-
T. led :st 10 Eng and His iiGies;y wii, leave
snort on iae ~, or the 9'', by evening tide,
: - o oiseHbsyk Inc ni'ovieg day, betcEs inidday
q southampton and tho SANE oyraing 10 dlne AT
! i:dsor Castle. Inc Two OF his ministers who
g 1t accompany K;rg Louis Philippe are, "; Hoi.
= : the Minister G.: Foreign ht'aIrs, and adtulsa'
.cksu. the Minister OF the AIariue. His STAY m
i -arj will b. very short. II. vii, not oH a2sSai
& n his own Kingdom Tor more than seTsn days
! ! i IS not his intention 20 visit London
'KoRoGArIoS OF PARLIAMENT. r.-Parliarlrn; wa
= ru-ued hy Commissions aProlnfed to represent
/, Majesty on Thursday, the 5,h inst. 10 t1s iuih
q Cctober. The Lord CSsncellor read her hiJJes-
T. Speech. |, contains noihins OF o'iulpottance.
COMMERCIAL.
The stat ii trade in the manufacturing districts
! i satisfactory. With The exception ri pnn'ing
c til, which is in dull request nearly all De esenp-
T. rs Of AiaDcheste: goods have eypererced an I'M
owed demand within TIE l,si two or Three Gay :
u. / IN some instances prices haze advanced. ] he
y neat trade though By means active, Is ratiier r
;-ller ard Flour is not much inquired Iof There
i scarcity OF goods offering for Shipment FreIshs
sre consequently dull, and rather lover II other
Use Our advice5 from the interior report la'or-
af;v of the prospects OF tic Autumn and Winter
tl1ds: the stock of goods said &c be light and
III full eupoy ment for the operative we G:s sure
T.. haye A good consumption demand for most de-
: rint;ous of Produce. The Commercial adSices
an, India by the last Mail are not very favorable,
VT they are more satisfactory than was expected,
AID their eject upon trace has been mara oeiei'ia'
tran otherwise.
ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
is gratifying 20 announce IhaI NIL appphen ION
@, collision ,sween and our neg ghbors ~ at ar
end The Tahiti question has been se,tled after II
f,-hion: the wounded feelings oi the Missionary
Consul, Mr. Pri;chnrd, arc to be healed by aplesent
| OF irancs and the French officer who mal;I:etrd
han is censurcd, but hard, dsgrac.d. TINS mode
a settling the quarrel is rot palatah" TO n'an' "a,
| scnsibs men of both countries will regard ~ M II
| practical mode OF getting rid Q; Il uunrcFv quartet.
The Courier Frdrc0is states that 25,uOG francs
i'll be the amount OF the compensation offered 10
sir. Prirchard FOR the outrage inflicted upon hm by
hi. D'Aubgny.
The Municipal Cot!neil oi Toulon have made
g'eat preparations 10 receive ~. FuGce De JOIN
vile in triumph on his expected return to france,
having voted 20 600 francs Ter the purpose beside
80 francs 10 be gwen 10 Inc widow oi each sllIor
rom Joulcn killed at rangisr nr Mogador. Inc
Prince is looked for in Paris about the 10Th instant
here is Il talk that he v i'll be made Lorj high Ad
miral OF France post filed in l2I0, by tioren
| d. Vavnnes, and last borne by the puc u ahso"
| lems.
FRANCE AND MOROCCO.
The war het3een Fruncr and Morocco - nj an
.nd. The Sultan has even way, and Greed'og tii'
ower he has provoked, suss to: ,erns The teit
| sIaphic dispatches traDslElited by ihe fHnce u'
| ioi0vil!e from Tangier on the lOIh instant 7ta'e'
| uat
Tho Moorish Government demanded eHes The ies
friveL anGeT i' day The Governor Of toe Town cam
iSiied and aceepted. nrd the Treaty. sned Dunc II,
~ the Consulate aneni ha, been TeeiADisrd agd IL iaG
Order. ali hostility. and To iehvt
The Island oi Nosator, Will be di,Jatched hi' afternoon
| THIS Intelligence which has been most iavorably
,fc .iyed in France, has been nlso gratefully received
| III England as it viii prevent ruS possible chanct
| O.. q collision between the Two cOurIrrs.
Spain, according 10 some accounts, IL threatened
| With another revolution. In one Oi the most Inpor'
iaut towns ot Spain there IL regiment oi oUI
men. and in the province Oi which that town II Tie
capital there are Two hailahons ready To lurn 'hc
arms 10 ESparteIo's ne aGd agents are at work II
| he town OF Navarro ana Ihe Basque Provinces -
The directors of movement intended for the lot!
If last month postponed il, because they feared thai
| their plans were discovered by Government; but
| hey have rsassemb!cd in Madrid, and are busy as
ever. ZurbaGo, the popular m'lilhry chei, who re-
| -nled neg, LogIono has ae!y disappeared. Some
| hing, says the writer whom we quote, may he
iooked for in the Nor;i, of Spain, or in Madrid, IN
| October.
| Elections of Deputies ind Senators arc IN pro-
| ress throughout Spnin, and proceed ia,orooly 10
| the Government the Progresistas aostalnlbS nom
| all interference.
SPAIN AND MOROCCO;
| The Emperor has acquiesced ia all tie ue!hahus
nf Spain. The concessions are:
The punishment OF the Arab who caused The Con
IKE coSernmeat viii receive ndemmes for all the acs
fpncY which haze been committed on spas m Ve
Two leagues OF territory 10 be san'ed 10 SPAN pe'o"o
The Spanish flag sh. be snIucd by the Morocco cannon
ITALY.
| The auo,b,,re Ga=ette of the 23fh OF August
| gives some details OF app.ehended outbreak N
| the Roman states Three weeks ago cutter
which left hialiu under the Greek flag, and winch
sailed in the direction ot Corfu, had on beard some
parsons who are suspected ui hr7ihs KEPT np 'eia'
| lions with the committee OF the party cairu ouHe
| Iialy in LONDON We now learn that these incorrl-
pibe enemies Of the public peace are preparing ioi
a new expedition against the Roman states. cGiFa'
tore Fata who il charged with the execution oi 's
Drciect was on board tie cutler. lie mas peihiS'
sion 10 receive into pay soine Albanian nIisnula '
| the coast of Greece, and 10 attempt ~itn them
l,ndiD. on some favorable point. IL Is stated from
| Cnlabria, that captain VINO was IN the Neapon'ah
service is endeeyoring 10 get up revolt. ne au
thorities Notwithstanding their vigilance ahc acu'l'
", have not been able TO arrest him. There Teigns
in the Romagna, and particularly at Gil uhu iuioS
a certain de gree at agitation but the mass OF In.
population Is perfectly tranquil They know well
| what ihey have 10 expect from the macon'enis
they are aware 10 what Ire anarchical and isnatca
| spirit of these mised men might conduc' them-
| Considerable gums OF money have been lately sen
from Marseilles 10 Corfu and Calabra, for TIE agen
Of the committee OF Young Italy III London"
EGYPT.
| letter from AexnDdria dated the 9th August
| states the result of Mrh-met Ali late escepede
| which now appears 10 have been by no means inait
| for nothing-"A Council held ut Cairo, on th'
.venin. of the 5h nstOnt, of all the Pnchaa. Be.s
and men OF influence 10 the country, 10 take lnt'
consideration the different reusous Of complaint IN
| Hichness G1ehrmet Al had 10 make against them
ard they all acsno% LEGGED gt once their guilt IN no
| having duly made his iighEess cognlzant OF ihei
acts, ana having Ione things without his authority
and they also represented their rradiners TO SUNNI
TO any punishinent which his Highness might b
pl sed 10 irflict upon them. Mehemet Ali lett then
10 pass judgment on themselves and withdrew; art
the Council came 10 the determination, at the pro
posal of lbrahim Pacha, the President that he Ilm
| self (Ibrahim Pacha should be deprived OF on
year's salary and the other msmber5 OF six mon'hs
salary. Mehemet Ali, however, found the aware
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