New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-10
THE TRIBUNE.
Deferred ForelGn Items.

A, dinner OF the merchant tailors OF London.
e. 81 po,,g.r said be had many friends in China. both
&c - - Otherwise irJm whom he r.jOicec 10 say ns
IA ,,,ssi a-sursn ~ that everything was going On
=. Vii a. could possiby be expected IN that country
h rrsie iDurshlns. and toe Emperor himself heo
sdnnu.d ree circulation OF books on Christianity
Tn.e taught the people vlrue. and therefore the bn
ror ssid hey should be- prohibited. hereto ore
This very important fact lie had also lately r.
csved very extraordinary psper--an ed'ct hgneu o!
the Governor Il Shanghai calling on tne peop'e W
uvs,e the mulberry.
TurFRvE CauRcH OF scoTLASD.-ln the short
space OF two year, $50 churches have been erected Al
an expense of 23350y0. q which 32c3oO 10 sifsaoS
paid There are 80 other churches IN progress, "hen
will De completed In the present year ana y y
thatl4 in addition 10 these will ultimately be wanted
rsi.in. the whole number OF congregations IN Gomez
ion with the church 74D This l. exciusive OF -
sroad churches. possession Of when T. opu,u
Sy the establishment. The whole sum collected iOi
church buding 23l0OO0 Last year the Suseh'a'i'h
Fund produced 60. 800 yielding the ministers u en- IN
ployed about % year each. In Tue pfeseb, - '
produce of the fund Is 1850. yielding esch ei'i
GlZ2 In addition 70 the sun. mentioned ABOUT Z w
90 been raised for missions IN TIE two yesfs an
$4,000 more for what Is called the cOnsiega'l"ha
fund Altogether the sum raised and exPended Anlouh
70 a7k5O0 exclusive oi e6D 90 subscribed Tor Schools
and new Co. &C. which Will De forthcoming "heh ie'
CURED.
OPENING OF TRINITY COLLEGE. DuBLis-lnt the
present Mr. OHsgsn. on behalf OF M " =; iisI.
aCahoc STUDENT Of frnify College moved the Court o.
O.seu's Bench that perenptOry mandafpu- snouo 20
~ ,he visitor. the frims,e and the Archbishop o.
Dublin. requiring them 70 hear M. Herons appeal
sg.in, the decision Of the Provost and Senior fellows
who had rehs-ed him a scholarship because he wa
aCatho!c aud would not take the sacrsments test
Tie case was argued al great length BY Mr. Ohagsn
and Mr Holmes for Mr. Heron. and by Ny. MiDei
and Mr. Napier. Queens Counsel for the VISIT
ors The Chief Justice gave the unanimous decision
Of the Court tina, the percmp,ory msndsmus should
70 Dot~i hsiandlng the return Of the visiOrs ini'
1ssys the Dublin Evening Posp judgment Of the is''
importance II raises the question di-thcuy sc 10 me
righ, OF the Catholics OF Ireland 10 schoarships o.
which they have been 30 long deprived. Inc ia" i
with them High legal auihOres, at the bar and IN 'he
college. are with them and we confidently anticipate
that Justice will at last be done. We congrauise the
country on this great step towards It,
The directors OF the Northern Mechanics insu
tuition Liverpool have presented Mr. Russell 'he ami
lean vocalist with a reby cnased silver snuh.Oo1 oe"
ing an appropriate inscription expressive OIL ten a'
ration Of bis 70 elevate the amust en's u '
working classes.
The German Government are trying to prevent
emigration.
GIN J.cKsoxs EPrAPH.-Thc Nashville Union
saws the following will be the cpi'aph on the tomb
stone of Gen. Jackson;
ANDREW JACKSON,
BoKx oS THE 18Th OF MARCH, 1867.
DIED on THE Sin OF JUsE, l3f5.