New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-05-20

lbs Il third visit to the Queen, at Buckingham
f4''Hr, on the 18th ut, when .he King and
,''c queen o' the BelgIaas were present, shows
no" popular nc IS with royalty albeit. he is
cnt.gco with having said 10 the fair Victoria,
we nave M Queens IN America" phrase
very uh'i'uSlcal 10 the ears Of crowned heads 4
y ,, cnnoei OF Punch contained admirable portraits of the
eiow and nnoticr ,cdoubtable reneal-tie Duke of
Nelng'on The kcHesses clptn!y preserved the n =
st i'c communicated 10 the face of the Duke ry
uc eNpcnn OF SURPRISE NJ ccing the tiny hero standing
1 G him. The world. winch iuurs at the tirpenc OF
faned, were tcked being nade cquantsl with The art
ia>S a'S TIC appearance Of the curcau.e thu, c
House of Lords md directed the attention az gTo Of cl
Mho .nrroiadti hunt" IL iuammcns, hnse
General holds his daily ievees, and from winch he "IG
every mr "a the 1os c some Of the nobility Insufficient
20 HcfomnoGntg the number Ui his visitor. The ,cetI Wv
ccips GFe lutte shof; OF seven hundred pounds s,i,
cs3i no; dollars Dir Harnrn his protector i, Of cs,,Tc
making hay while lire ,t,n shines" lie !. n ea, - f.y,
WIN thS an! rs much sought ue: rs nn,.,cr Of
,ia,e: We alluded IN last t fact OF h. avn. engaged
the infant S,crs-;wo little creatures ,vbo Sin. J
Naice admirably, the four. the other six year. q, ne
attracted marked attention. The youngest Is n s,o, III, M
e pecociou' acires.. Of wordeTiu humot and TAI
Inc Augsburgh Gazette states from ST. Peters.
ourg that the ClrcassianS are making great pre-
paratOns TO resist the forces OF Russia. and ihaf
Inc troops OF the former amount TO 10000 men,
commanded 10y French and Polish officers.
We learn from Belgrade, April 6, tina, 60 of
the persons tried In Scrvia for political offences
the total number of whom is said to be nearly
iO0, have been condemned TO death Among
Them are the ex-Mlnister Rajcwitch and several
senators.
y letter from the frontiers of Servia, April 9.
IN the Cologne Gazette says " The condenpa.
ton 10 death pronounced against several persons
vino took part IN the conspiracy, VIII not be car.
RED into execution
TIL GREAT BRITAIN STEAMER-Thc dilemma
IN which this vessel is so extraordinarily placed is
not yet overcome. 1t is stated in Hercpatl's
Railway Journal, that it is intended 20 lif. her, by
very simple process. through the docl; rates =
The great difficulty her friends have 10 contend
with IN this is the screw. No doub: the object OF
the directors of the Great Britain was 20 get the
gates widened for the purpose OF bringing her in
again 10 repair This the Dock Directors would
not permit, and il is probable that when the
Great Britain leaves Bristol, as there is no dock
there capable of accommodating her. she will ne
yer again return. 1T is expected she viii sail for
New York on the 18th July. The Bristol Mir
aor states that 10 arrangement has yet been made
Tor eX'rlcatlng the vessel
DEPARTURE OF THE KING AND QUEEN or TIE
BsLGIANs.-Ther Majcstes King Leopold and
wich dock yard on Tuesday morning for Ostcnd,
having taken leave of her Majesty and Prince Al.
bert. Their Majcsties and suite arrived in one Of
tho royal carriages at Woolwich dock yard about
eleven O'Clock, from Buckingham Palace, and
soon afterwards went on board the steam. packet
for Ostend
The Duchess of Kent, who arrived at the 'ru-
ileries on Thursday afternoon. had n reception
-
presented Her ROYAL Highness then accompa-
med the King and Queen Of the French, with
n;her members of the royal family, 10 81. Cloud,
and returned to the 'fuileries 10 dinner. On Sun
dav morning her Royal iIighness, with the ladies
and gentlemen of her suite, attended divine scr
vice at the Church Of the Embassy in the Rue
d'Agnesseau.
The elections which have taken place in con-
sequence OF the law appointments, have terInlna-
led in favor of the Government. The Anti
i'orn-Law League showed fah, at Exeter, and
the result was very hulns:ing to lis popularity
there Poor Mir. rhesgcr, who accepted the
Solicitor. Generalship, under the impression that
he could retain his seat for Woodstock found out
that great patrons arc sometimes very whimsical.
The seat was wanted by tic Duke of Marble
rouph for the Marquis OF BIandiord, his son,
jotitv. and the law.ofccr of the Crown was left
20 SHIFT for himself. He is, however, on the
threshold Of the House OF Cummons, as "lrend
in need" is about 10 resign, in order 10 make way
for him Wilmer x Smiths Eugop. Times.
TRFLAxp-The in,crnnable proceedings in Ire
land. Arising ont of the trial OF MIR. O'Connell and
the ctltr convicted conspi!ators, have occupied
treat space duing the past and present week IN the
newspapers. The motion for new tr!ai was made
IN the Irish Court Of Queens Bench on Thursday,
in speech by hlr. Whitesde, which consumed The
greater portion OF tina, day and the day following
Altogether there will be ten speeches from counsel.
The Court it is expected, will give It's decision on
the nonted points Tomorrow Thursday,l or IT ma!
.e on FRIDAY M expects that Tie motion VIII
be granted. The only question which possesses
my real interes; is ,h;s-wit oConneii ana me
er trayersers be imprisoned before ;ac VIII OF error
,,hcb thew intend carrying TO the House OF Lords,
= decided Il seems to be tolerabiy certain lhal
Indictment cannot he passed during the present term
which is now drawing 10 close. The tactics OF the
averscrs seem to have had reference 10 this obeci,
bu, Gng over the sentence uniil The next ei' eau
no, escape it, and the purpose for which Pr0cras'i"e-
;o ,yns originally tried by the defendants has pass
~ a,yoy The feeling which this motion Tor II new
rial eycites in the public mind, rs by no means
commensurate with the space winch It's iis IN inc
daily press
,,as held on the ORD uit. Mr.. Nicholas Maher NJ
p in the Chair. Much routine business was trans
ar,ed and Mr. O'Cohaell renewed his exhoria'i2n'
10 the country maintan peace ana ofo%i. WIZ
he urged The necessity OF continuing 10 ush&c ~,
PcncaI The rent since the preceding meeting Oh
' GSpi 18th was IS announced to he e2s9 l's ld
~ The EN- usual weekly meeting Of Tie association was
held On the 29h u. Mr. d. OConnell' Jun. IN IT., NE
cbur Mr. oConneI ioos an ae.!se i1 Tbs Re- Re-.
,a,i ,enr received since the last meeting was an
inounced TO be 4i9l lbs 3d.
Co.rl.rxrA1 AFFAIRS The foreign news Of
,,,c geek POSSESSES no striking feature The Co
, yepoment Of Portugal is clearly unable 70 cope
E I$omp at Aiaeida, promises to hold cut while
here is "si,o, in the locker" and the "eak
" ness Of the Government has emboidened' as t
"s, consequence The seditous eIsc~hefe.-
Weanwhilc, tic Government making sl'o" ~
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