New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-19
Later from France.

dart, arrived yesterday evening from daVre'
whence she sailed on the 10th ult., we have files
Of Paris papers to the 9th inclusive. The ad-
yices from Spain are, of course, not much later,
t,Te translate few items:
The Government at Madrid, on the I'd of Feb.
was striving to keep up the appearance of tran
GUILTY. which did not exist. The Ministry pre-
tended to be in possession of positive evidence Of
treason against certain distinguished persons whom
they were about to make an example Of One OF
them, the Deputy Madoz, writes as follows, to the
E1pectador:
feeble prson yet never was proud s tbs
inomet II s unnecessary !9E me 10 TO my friends mat
found my vile and atalous c2lunaiators and Will tsach
bitter lesson those foes of liberty who have prosecuted
Valencia was surprised on the 2Sh January by
Pantaleon Bonnet, who had been despatched in
pursuit Of some sinugg ers, with BODY of $50
loot and horse. The Comlnandant was taken
prisoner and such Of the soldiers as refused TO
take part with the insurgents were disarmed.-
The insurgents then formed Il Junto and ap-
pointed Bonnet President, and invested him with
the powers Of Commander Chief The Vice Pre-
sident Of the ,Junto is the notorious Republican,
Manuel Carrcras, Implicated In the horrible assas-
s,nation OF d Magistrate four years ago, and Chief
of the smugglers orall that region At the same
;ine that the gates OF Alicante were opened To
thc slnugglcrs, the Junto published a proclama-
;ion demanding the overthrow of the existing Go
vernment.
The CastclIano conradicts The rumors Of the
arrest OF several eminent personarcs, amongst
whom were Gen. Concha, (who has fed FROM
Madrid,) Gen. S;erreno, Gen. Naroto and the
Ex-Nin;s>cf, Don Joaquin Maria Lopez The
ouly individuals, according to the CaSteLl0n0,
who had been arrested, were IN. Madoz, Gar
MICA, Garrido Verda, Ors, Benedicto, and Linarts.
EGYrrThc Marseilles Semaphore announces
The death of Boghos Bey, Minister of Commerce
and Foreign Affairs. and the oldest and most de-
voted adhercnt OF Mehemet-Ali He died on the
| 10th Jan. aged 10.
A few cases of the plague had occurred at Da-
META. Every where else was entirely healthy.
RUssIA.--Letters from St. Petersburgh confirm
the account of the Russian victory achieved by
Gan Fregtag, at which 5000 Circassans were
slain or taken prisoners. The Prince Tschess.
cheng had written to the Emperor Nicholas that,
if the least violence was offered to the Princes
son, who was amongst the Circassian prisoners,
he would visit the most terrible vengeance upon
the Russian officers in his power
The Augsburgh Gazette states that the doc
in Poland, and that several persons, convicted OF
entertaining them, had been banished to Siberia.
The French Government steamer Sphinx had
been lost, and four men were drowned and many
others injured.
There were no changes in the Paris funds, and
we see no French news, political or otherwise, OF
moment. The advices from England, Of course,
arc not so late by this arrival as those previously
received by the Siddons
IMPORTANT FROM TIE SOCIETY lsLANDs.-lt is
stated in The Friend,' apaper printed at Homo.
lulu, JAM |, 1914, that Admiral Du Petit Thours
arrived at Tahiti on the I'd Nov. with the "Reine
Blanche" and ''Danne," of SO gunseach, and the
"Iranie" of Cd guns. On the 9th, the Admiral
dethroned the Queen, and formally took posses.
sion Of the Society Islands, for the throne ol
France-giving, as a reason for so doing, that
the Queen had refused to haul down her flag
which had been presented to her by Commodore
Nicholas, OF The English razee Vindictive. Mons
Bruat had changed his functions to that of eco
vernon of the French possessions in the Pacific
Mr.. Pritchard, the English Consul, had struck
his flag. The Admiral had landed about 30(
troops, VINO with about 100 operatives and artl
sans were at work erecting fortihcatlons, &c.
IRON MANUFA AcTURERs.-We understand tina
there will be meeting of those interested in tht
Iron trade at the rooms Of the Mechanics Insti
tutc on Friday evening OF this week. Some new
facts III reference to the process OF obtaining
| Bar-lron from the ore, and also as regards tht
cost per ton, will be brought forward, and tht
practcablllty Of making our own Railroad lror
will be examined and discussed The subject i:
one of such immense Importance that i, is hoped
all interested will be IN attendance.
LE No. VIII. of the JuniuS Tracts, OH THE
PUBLIC LANDS, will be published in few
days.
We are happy 10 learn that Gen. Root is
rapidly recovering from the effects of the injuries
received some two weeks since by falling the ice
- The various Irish Societies, and those who
love to do honor TO the good ST. Patrick, turned ou
in procession yesterday, IN great numbers; and
notwithstanding the unavorabe state OF the weather
made really a fine and anima1ng appearance. The
Harp OF E.rin,' beautifully decorated wlhatastctuI
garland, attracted much admiration. The process
sion was attended by splendid band OF music.
STATE Prison LABoR.-Fiity-sx guns were dis
charged in the Park Yesterday IN front OF our office