New-York daily tribune., 1844-08-03

creaslnS BrishIcss Ui the above trace, we hy inf!-
ton that the shipping agent ut Newport oi large
establishment On the hills, in one day last week
cci"rd by ps, advices o charter prrtes for cargoes
hc shIpprd, amounting TO three thousand tons Of
raiIway ircn. The rails ere chiefly for Charleston,
S. c.
MIR. Leigh, gentleman of fortune in Hereford
shire. has joined the Church Of Rome, und reno
we'd his son from one of our leading schools 10 Us
colt.
MINIATURE OF MILToN.-A miniature of Milton
has recently come 10 iisht by Samuel Cooper, which
has been purchased by the Duke oil Buccieugh for
n hundred guineas. The miniature bears general
likeness TO the portraits OF the great poet, taken al
Ter his blindness-but has finer more youthful,
and more elevated expression Ills about being en-
rraved. In this dirty and dapicia,ed state II was
sold for 81 los.
Alta general meeting of the Jockey Club, on the
9Th instant, the following resolution was passed =
.s1ha, it now being proved lhat Running Rein was
lhrre years when he ran for The twoyeaTs old plate
at Newmarket, Crenoline must he considered The
winner of that race, ard that the Duke OF Rutland Is
entitled TO the plate.
The total amount Of imports into France last year
was 1856 000 00U francs (about Las, ,UUO ster-
ling y the experts 992 GOO francs, (about t4l-
$4,000 sterling.
A letter from Florence of the 25h OF June states,
that Prince Jerome BOnaparte has precipiatey lett
that CITY, after long occupying one OF The hnest pal
aces Of Florence, wncrc he formerly held sort OF
court. The Princes sudden departure is ascribed
to financial embarrassment which II is impossible
for him 10 overcome ut this moment
FRANCE.
We stated in our last, that the Prince de Joinville
had sailed from Toulon, al the head Of Il squadron
Of three sal! of the line. irgate, and four
The Prince has arrived at Oran with his fleet, aad
Immediately despatched captain Of engineers 10
explore the coast between rangier and Mogador.-
The IHOniteur has published two despaIches ircm
Marshal Bueeaud, one dated June 18Th, the other
June 9th. We give the most important.
On the 10TH informed the Morocco chef tha, wns about
TO march on UucLda but TINT still Offered the CONDITIONS
p,ed hy me bere the battle OF the 18th he replied plci
entered "chia whoG; innc shot The Morocco troops
lad retired nbou, days before in the greatest disorder
Ii.cord reigns the chiefs and ndciplne amongst
The soldiers THIS snlg army appears TO be d,solyed-
'. ne about SO Of the population Of riemcsn nn
the Deyz who were retained by ioce and are
teSrous of following US
Ouchda is small place containing about ,OOO
inhabitants, sixteen leagues from Tlemcen. The
prompt movements of the French seem TO have
struck terror into the Emperor Of Morocco who is
now anxious for peace. The result has also disap-
pointed ADD el-kuder, who attached considerable
Importance TO the supposed invincible courage Of
the Empcror's guards. An entrcnched camp is now
established b. the French at DIANA Gazonra, which
will protect the French frontier Of Lower Tsina
True 10 his promise, Marshal Bugeaud left the mis-
cradle little town of Ouchda, and took up his posi-
ZION in The above place. The enirenchcd camp is
prophetic Of war-lhe evacuation Of the Moorish
village is indicative Of peace. The probability,
however, is, that the matter will be satisfactorily
settled between France and Morocco.
The "dotation' questionable question Of a pro-
vision for the younger branches OF the Orleans iun-
lv, keeps France in ferment, and Louis Philippe,
it sclear, has not only injured his own popularity,
but endangered his dynasty by the proposition. 1t
is stated that when the subject first nooted in
the Cabinet, the Ministers gave the King TO ander-
stand that the proposition should have their sup
port-they wanted the moral courage 10 express
their feelings in the royal presence. In the Cham
hcrs hev covered before the bitterness with which
the proposition was assailed, and the King provoked
at their deserton of him. took revenge by publishing
in the h0aitcar, article professedly written to
disabuse the public mind rs 10 the enormous wealth
Of Louis Philippe. The responsibility Of this arii-
Gle hc insisted upon the Ministers acknowledging,
and NJ. GuiZot has since done The substance
nf the article is Ihs-,hat the property which the
King inherited from his father was, when it came
INTO his possession, encountered with debts, the pro-
ceeds exceeding sixteen millions of francs, and
by liqu;datiGg part of the revenues Of his arpa-
mage, his private property is still encumbered tIul
the King, owing TO his straig ghtened circumstances,
has been obliged To borrow money on The title deeds
of the canals of Orleans ard SOing, constructed by
his father; thct the five millions paid him in 1925
Il seton Against ihiIlllt UtSiIUttu
ing The revolution had been expended on the Palais
R0vul and that TO borrow money, he has been
obliged TO seek the aid of his sister, Madame Ade-
lade.
This article has been bitterly criticised by the OPP
position Journals, and the notorious fact that the
King is one of the richest men in Europe, has been
adduced against this declaration OF royal poverty
Public feeling has strongly set in against the dota-
ton and the papers assert that the income of the
roya family is 270 millions, while il has received
during the last fourteen years upwards OF 800 mil
lions.
The Paris and Bordeaux Railway Bill has been
returned by the Peers TO the Chamber OF Deputies
minus The clause introduced on the motion of NJ
Cremiux, for the exclusion Of all Peers and Depu-
ties from the Administration of railways.
On Friday at halt. past twelve, the Duchess lie
Nemours was safely delivered OF Prince, 10 whom
The King has given the title of Duke d'Alencon.
The Minister Of the Interior and General Athaln,
who were at the moment al Neuiily, were witnesses
OF the birth Of The august infant AT three o'clock
salvo OF artillery announced this happy event 10 the
capital.
The Madrid Gazette OF the 1st, contains the fol-
lowing revolving summary OF the executions in only
one district oil Catalonia
Between The Isl of February and the 18th OF
June, the faction in the Maestrazzo have sustain
ed the following losses Killed the field OF battle
81 men; shot, after being made prisoners, l2O men
pardoued, for various reasons, l07. Among the
prisoners shot are the chiefs Ell Serrador, Fscaro
Luuva and Taso Nlarsel and his lieutenant, Pila-
rem, Colarro and his second, Martinez e SeraDo,
Taranques, ard Galo de Santa Oleon, and % gene
rails or officers, including one colonel, comnan-
dau three captains, and thirteen lieulenanls. Since
the 29ih of May, II spies and l9 officers, coming
fiom France, and certain number of douaaiers
no had joined the bands, have been shot. General
Don Juan de Villalonga has, by his energetic aclv-
NV, not little contributed 10 this result
The Madrid journals still abound with rumors OF
conspiraces which are said 10 be in active prepa-
ration at Sarsgossa, Barcelona and the Capital 1t
is suspected however that reports are raised iorpo-
liuca purposes TO terriiy the lmid.
Ii was believed that the Government had resolved
10 dissolve the Corles forthwith
Private letters from Madrid TO the 4lh inst men
ton as report that the Marquis de vi luna was 10
resume his post as Ambassador 10 London. II was
believed that NJ. de Laigorri, Count de Vista Her
mosa, Under Secretary of Stale for the War De-
parimen;, would be appinted Minister OF War;
Scditious cries of Long live Esparlero y
"Death 10 The Tyrants!" had been raisec at Muir
cia on the Doth ult. by about twenty persons, OF
H., F,, Eipt