New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-23
EVENING EDITION
TUESDAY, a4 O'CLOCK, p. "
Farther Foreign Extrae,s

fine editions Of works touching upon Gs @ ss
matters connected with the admin,str,.:a-ls'a s'-s'at
statistics of that vast empire. The booEs %
ther Chinese cases or han,-yiz small hor.'
these cases are vanished, and resemblem I'D
The French Mission to China LEFT Bres, - ssal'
18th ultimo. VI ee
A letter from Rome states that the s.,n-,
tween the French Government and ,ba N-
will be arranged by the interference Of ,bu Ge's7
Of Rome, on condition that the Cab;,o, ~ S04t
TulllerIes Will on its side makeconcess;o.oo " Ss
IN particular remove such Professors as ~ %:
doctrines have excited the anger OF tho ia
Bishops. The general opinion at Roms ;.at .sr'SS
the French Government Will evince ever, 5s. VI
to act according to the WISHES of the POM -'sSe
The great Sugar Refinery beloncinc -
Thomas and James Blancker ESQ at l9vs,,,s,,t y
one of the most extensive in the Kingdon -, ~;
employing many hands, was DESTROYED bv s,a. ~
the morning of Thursday. The damscr i 80 ~ Va
mated at f70000-a little more than b,f ~ y.
which is insured. How the fire originated :.
mystery.
The celebrated Madame Catalan who f., y,
years held with so much eclqt the scen,,o :.
song, has just died, after a short Illness Al ~.
villa, near Sinigagha, (Roman States,) at, e,,a
Of SO. Angelica Catalani was born in lisa :,
Sinigaglia. She made her debut on the s,asa =,
Venice when only Is, and retired in 1881.
had married FrcncAman, NJ. de Valsbr' y "
native OF Burgundy, who died in lS2'. 4s'@,
whom she had three children. Mada ., - S! Sla %
nj has left fortune which is RI toI s's =. 0a1la-
1882 600. a Paris paper, howe ler q. aS'a'
the alleged death of Madame C,a,slsn; 'l,aa ~ auSo
nouncement of which was first made IN .ha ue al
nal des Debats. ''e ''a'
Lord Morpeth presided at the bsfvs.,ug
tribution OF prizes IN Eiuddcrsfeld CoIec,r =
the Goth ult and at the dinner which foiin,.l n
he made some pleasant speeches, alludinc tn ~
College, his Yorkshire "reminiscences and 5;.
American travels. In America, he said ',' NO
where he would, he met with Yorkshremen. men, - T.
first guide of whom he asked the way wss
Iorkshlreman and in the Prairies, at JACKIE,
vile, he found a community of Yorksbiremsn.
and Henry Clay had a faithful and longtGsj
servant-a Yorkshirewoman. Lord Mo,neS
avoided politics. but an allusion to his return !,
power, made by another speaker, was well 70,
ceived.
We learn from Copenhagen, on the llth and
18th ult., a violent tempest ragged in the districts
Of Veie, in North Jutland. A great many car.
riages travelling along the roads, were blown
over. The tide rose in the port of Vele 50 big
that the waters not only flooded the houses an
stores. doing damaget to the amount of 7OOONO
but floated OFF the stocks brig that was beu
built Besides these disasters, two mills were u
on fire by the lightning. Upwards of 900 ".
sons are said to have pershed-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kean have '.,s, con.t
ded successful engagement at r,nbIn r.,
said they have netted $500 by their visit II n,
Irish metropolis.
Messrs. Surge, III the;l corn circular forth
last month, repeat their opinion that the las, ha.
vest was deficient one, and that there mutt b
higher prices ard large importations before the
next.
The Augs6uyg GaSette states that the late erp
ton OF Mount Etna has been most fatal-I3O
persons have perished, and the hospitals are filled
with wounded
/ BY the dccease of his mother, Sir Z. L. )3u-
wer succeeds to the ancient mansion and estie,
Of Knebworth, in Hcrts, to which she was heres:
The Queen has had billiard table CONSTRUCTED
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out of wood saved from the wreck of the Roya
George, sunk in 1882.
An Athens letter states that the senior member
OF the National Assembly at Greece is IN MS lV@
y'a,
The prosecution Of the Earl Of Cardigan By
Lord VIM. Pagct, has been abandoned.
nEL'loMM 100 d.o me- eSpenallu a. ior io44 IS s'a.
100 5G6 oal frncs de;c;enoS 9G7 e'f ION francs
At ii meeting of the Cha,ober on the 7th. NJ
Deltossc severely blamed the conduct of the Nj.
niSterS OF Finance wis have followed each Other
ana nave all contn'fed TO represent Belgian al
.I'''s @ IS III a most hounshmg cond!ton' wis,sa'
winch now e ex o3'',iany ,'',easil's ,Eous
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Us hoEl DAVID srANcLEn, the Wing can'l,
date tor Governor of Ohio, peremptorily declines,
pleading the pressure of private business THIS