New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-29

port The table was laid Tor sc'cu'I P.-S ~,
amones. whom were the Mayor fre7iuoi,'a - 90
rrIn7al and Chamber Of Commerce ana me io'
,.fs The health Of he King was proposed
- 10 vavor and was responded - D! me coHila-
-. III 5reaf enthusiasm. The President o. me
chamber Of Commerce having IN high.y compN-
n,entary manner. proposed the realm o 'is MINE
,cr NJ Lacave Laplagne replied. IN speech which
produced great sensation, and was greatly applaud
ed The Minister after thanking the company Tor
The kind way in which be had been notices, and
co,oulneutinr the commercial Interests Of Havre on
their ir Of enterprise, Of the effects OF which,
be said was to create nursery for the Royal navy,
added
IT. thanks TO the peace VIC have enjoyed for thirty
years the prejuaices which divided nations are De-
coming weakcr-if nations are beginning 20 discover
that what injurious 10 one prcucicia 10 a otner-
and that If becomes rich the others participate IN
the pr0cressf IN short Il is permitted 10 us 70 mop
thai the weunderstood interest Of each wal contribute
TO the maintenance Of that peace which IS 70 favorable
you it is to you. gentlemen the nstruieh5 Vi ,'''i
national relations that these happy results are o.e
Wilmer and smiths European 4Anes'
Germany.
Accounts from Frankfort announce tue arrival OF
NJ Ronge in that town on the 9Th inst where he had
been received with great enthusiasm by the people
He bad celebrated divine service, and likewise
preached in the German Catholic Church IN that city
Italy.
Affairs here have very warke tendency. IN
insurrestonary movement took place at R'miai the
scene Of Hunts celebrated poem) on the 23d Sep
ternber. which was attended with serious results
A number Of fractions persons having assembled
towards evening armed with muskets and other Of
fensve weapons the authorities called oGt the gar
risop. consisting of swiss and Carbniers 100 in
number. with 300 soldiers Of the line, who drew up
in the square Of the Theatre. Just as the Carbi-
-. ,1,c
the soldiers Of the line Unexpectedly inieriered and
siding with the insurgents, drove their adversares
from the spot The Carbinicrs lost 10 killed and
wounded-lhe Swiss had two killed-the insur.
gents lost g. The following day was characterized
bv movement Of precisely similar character at the
towns Of S. Angci0 and SaCigHaHo. but the revolt
was eubducd The spreading Of the Intelligence
from Rimint brought crowds OF patriots. armed ana
EQUIPPED from ncighborng towns aud princlpallles.
headed in some cases by the Nobiliiy-TnusteHng III
all 800 strong. These met and encamPcd at C9S@
S019reffi Their first exploit was the attacking OIL
the post called lie Bake, and disarming of the Gus
tom House officers. Several engagements succeed
cd. al different periods-the patriots rereatlng al
last TO the mountains Of CeD0Tan0 and san Gas
si0nO
The source from whence we derive our informa-
ton states that the noise Of artillery had been heard
from the direction OF Rareima-prObably the signs
"a
troops. ,
Tie Pririleged Ga=ette of Bologna Of the Goth
nit announces that the Poniifica troops reeniered
Rimin at / o'clock in the morning OF the 2lih nit
the insurgents having either embarked or tej INTO
the mountains on their approach q" The accounts
received this morning at Bologna, adds the ga
-effe state that the rebels dispersed in the noun
fains had been oyertaken by the Swiss troops, The
carabipiers and the Custom House officers on the
side of Bazc, in the legation Of Ravenna. where
they were routed with The loss OF some killed and
wounded Another band was met hy the carabi-
niers. and Pon,iiica volunteers, and the Custom
House officers at Bad, ia the Legation OF Bologna
and rcvolters were disarmed and made prisoners
Of tie loyal troops
The MQdrd Gd-afc publishes tie text OF treaty
of peace concluded between Spain and the Repub-
lie of Chill \ full and complete amnesty IL grant
ed to all Spaniards and Chans who may have
taken par in any Of the late discussions between
the two G., n,ries and the independence OF the Re
public OF Chill is fully recognized by the Queen OF
Spain The negotiation with the See OF Rome was
progressing though slowly. \ courier had been
despatched from Madrid with the reply OF the GOV
crnment to the last demands of the Papal Court,
and with declaration OF It's wish 10 soc The qucs-
tions in dispute brought to an issue.
The gazette of the Goth ultimo contains decree,
couniersigncd by Senior pidal, announcing some
very important changes IN the Universities as or
dered by the new system the principal oi which II
would seem is to add 10 the power OF the Crown.
The depot companies oil the infantry nave beeh sup
pressed bv an order from the war office. The pro
ercssista party have recently held meeting in or
der to make arrangements for taking an active part
in the approaching municipal elections
Will n Smiths European Times.
Accounts from Madrid are of the Isl inst. The
gazette publishes the names Of the 80 persons who
are to compose the new Council OF statethe most con
spicuous OF whom are Mcssrs PereX de castro
Lopez Ballasieros Jayer Burgos. the Marquis de
Valgorncra, Nasquez Figueroa, Ruiz de la vega
Ramon Santillan General Miguel Tacon, Oraa'
Feline Revere. Felipe Monies and de la Hera, Oil
van DOnosO COrtes. &c.
Mr.. Bulyer the British Minister Plenipoieniiary,
returned to Madrid on the st.
No bushes was done al the Bourse, but some
private transactions to0k place III inc IiHcc PVI
Cents ar 80 Tor -l~h
Russia and Circas-in.
Letters IRON ODESSA confirm the accounts OF the
reverses experirnced by the Russians IN the Dag.
hesten. The army Of Prince Woronzoh had arrived
at Gersal forres, on the extreme frontier OF the
Caucasus.
Letters from 81. Petersbursh of the 23d ult de
scribe sanguinary conflict between the Russan
division under General Schwartz and the Lesghls
Ii appears that after having severely chasised the
village of Taseli which al times has distinguished
itself bv its invincibl.e -gy, the General marched
on the lih of August wards AuZuch and hapu.
chin The iormc ace, when summoned, replied
that il would onl, yell at the last extremity. IA
npcbin. which haa been reinforced by the surround
Ing population MAS also placed on formidable state
of defence. Hardly had the Russian vanguard be
pnn 10 display the irsl flies OF lis battalons when
fine mouuaineers under the shelter OF the enirench
men,s which they had made upon all the elevated
points began TO roll down enormous stones upon the
aggressors.
This proceeding threw disorder into the ranks
and wounded great number of men. The Rus
SLAMS were beginning give way. but al the voice
of their officers they again rushed impeiuousy 10
combat Al length. after extraordinary efforts
they succeed ID IN taking possession OF me eh're
chain O. hills and fortified mounts with the eNcep.
ton of one position from which dreadful IRE oil
musketry was kept up. This point could moi De
carried unit no., GLOWING day. The Crcassians
did not abandon until they were at the last ex-
ucmiiy and then. at Dargo they retired III
good order leaving about 100 dead behind them
The Russian troops displayed inrepidity in hs
affair but The result Is not OF nature 10 compensate
The check of Prince WorOnzOw al Dargo
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