New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-21

the new Luther who demands marriage for the Ca
thoc priesthood. and the celebration Of mass in The
native instead Of the Latin language.
The steamship Great Britain j. expected in the
Mer-cy on the 81 OF July and viii leave Liverpool
for New York on the Goth She continues, as here
ioiore, to excite great interest in the Thames
The project Of uniting the Atlantic and Pacific
Oceans is in fair way Of being carried out.
The abdication Of Don Carlos in favor OF his on
il the most striking event in Continental The
obstinate old man was very unwilling TO give up
the semblance Of royalty and was only induced to
40 So il j. said at the earnest eniroaty Of cooerand
wiser heads The resignation Of Don Carlos cou-
pied with the declaration Of his points 10 an Oh
lance with the young Queen OF spain-a project
which would be supported by large party in that
country
The Catholic Bishops are up in arms against the
measure now before Parliament for establishing
colleges in the Norih. the South and the West OF
Ireland
lsDiAs CHOLERA II SHETTIELD.-h was last
week stated in the public papers that ten OF the
children of the Sheffield Workhouse had an attack
Of Asia,c cholera Of the most virulent kind, and
that one Of them had died.
Tom Thumb is still the lion OF the day in Paris.
Poland is still in disturbed state at Warsaw
the prisons are daily increasing the number OF their
victims The danger of correspondence i greatly
augmented.
The House OF. Lords has passed the Heavyside
divorce bill The lady in this case j. the cher anne
OF DR.. Lardner.
The Free.Trade Bazaar a, Covent Garden closed
IN Tue.iav the 9th uif The admission, which Wa
rsised 10 falfa-croxn subsequently reduced ~
-hlline n which figure % remained 20 the close. me
speculation appears have been most successful 10
missing the wind The unsold articles and the Gothic
-rapplne- Of the Bazaar be- removed 10 the Free
Trade Hall in Manchester where another similar eNhibi
ion will take place in August On one of me siss were
Jsr Of silver knee buckles worn By Dr RANKIN ana
silver stock buckle, worn by Gen W arlington nc!
belonged 10 the ate George Hammond Esq merchant
4 irerpoo On the Leeds siali were two autograph
e;tor. Of General Washington, copy Of one OF winch
we subjon;
90 frequent that they cause much trouble. You will
therefore. sr grant passes such you may think pro
per Al the same time would recommend 10 you that
the officer who viii attend upon these occasions be per
son of sense and who VIII carefully attend 10 ihe
conversation OF those who meet on the lines
am. sir your most H. -.
G. WASHINGTON,
"Csmbndge. nth December, l775'
WoofLEy MANUFACTURES AND WOoL-Rc-
House of Commons II appears that the declared value
II the British wOOlen manufactures exported from the
United Kingdom in l-ii wa- 1896. OF which a.
A. 1-9 worth exported % the United states oil Ae
r1ca Burng the year 6,O''J2lb OF sheep anu
amb's wool foreign and colonial were imported into tn
United Kingdom Of which --bit were rceeNporied
rom the United Kingdom. chiefly 90 Belgium. OF bri-
sh sheen and lambs wool 4isOl9r were exported o.
or,n countries and -27l q06fr Of British w-ocn and
xorsied warm including yarn of wool or worsied mixed
with other materials. There were also imported into
be United Kingdom oJ5357it toi which i.,-i-ib were
~cexp0riei) of alpaca and lama wool and l2O,'ih
# mohar or goats wool u! which 9',JS'D were re-
exported.
SArF or SLAVE grown SUGAR ~ LIVERPOOL.
The second sale OF Venezuela sugar the produce OF
slave La or admitted under the authority o the order
n Council fihe 10Th April took place Tuesday the
y7th ulf in Liverpool There large attendance OF
,uyers and the demand fair. The importation
which per Can'ab from Lauuayra consisted oil ~
barrels divided into 20 lots The nrst lots offered were
oli at SOS Ga per cwt duty paid Sos were then offered
and the prices gradually advanced until they reached 90
6i The whole cargo sold FOR reexporia'on to M
sic of Man and consequently, the duty Of rs ID per e"
viii be returned 10 the importers.
DISASTERS Al SEA-Thc Russian Steamer. plying
between Hull and Riga has been lost in the North sea
The crew were saved. sl0op called the Daniel, be
onping 10 Maiden in Essex. struck OF LOwesiOr; IN,
rev fook "a the boat which cap-zcd and iuuI out OF
he seven were drowned. The vessel, II Is expected
viii be saved In the gale, on the night Of Wed
ncsday the 2lst uiimo several vessels lying on har
wch and the Roads 10 Yarmouth were damaged py COZ
i-ions and otherwise 4 large stemntu1 cAled in'
vesson belonging 10 London founded during the gale
rhe Edmund adcn with Goals Tor London, was "rccked
Of, Yarmouth the same night swasea trader oun
iered on the Boston Deep Five other losses are re-
ported oft different parts OF Yorkshire
LrGHr-DUFs on SHIPPISG-A petition. praying
ha, the money received from shipping on account of
sh; dues should be applied solely 10 the construction
,nd maintenance Of lights and that no more should ~
raised than u necessary for that purpose has been nu
owl SIGNED
70 the House of Commons, in anticipation OF Mr. Hume
motion this subject
BRITISH AND FOREIGN ANTI SLAVERY SOCIETY.
The sixth annual meeting recently held AZ Exeter
hall Mr.. j. J. Quincy fned the chair The report read
hv Mr. Scohc contained mass OF saii-uc- AMI touchd
upon many OF the standing topics u depored Inc ieci
hai 10000 Africans are sui annually kidnapped TOT ih'
slave markets of the Spanish Colonies, Braz+ fsNp
syria. Turkey Persia and India. Tho speakers wer,
m. leading members Of the Socciy-kev. Messrs j.
Recchsn John Burnett ". Knbb, and others, and the
speeches merely echoed the report
THE QUEENS VISIT TO IRFIAND.-Thc Queen
received an address last week, AZ Buckingham Palace
from, the ord Nsvor and Corporation Of Dublin solicit
nc her Majesty Ia visit ireland After reading and pre-
scnfing the address the Lord Mayor, knceng received
copv OF the Queens answer and had the honor OF Kiss
ing hands. The answer was merely formal and means
nothing IL appears 10 be understood and settled hai
ne ROYAL visit ~ Ireland viii not take place this year
DANISH Possessions N ISDIa.-The Copenha-
zen Journal Of the 7h ul' publishes the te VI Of con
senion concluded Calcutta the I'd OF last February
relative 10 the sale of the Danish possessions IN India
The possessions sold the town OF raGquebar and IL
districts on the coast of Coromando >crampore ~
Bengal aterritory Basssore, and All the royal do
mains in those possessions The price OF sale Is il MI
lions Of rupees.
UsF OF IHY ELECrMCAL TELEGRAPH.-A sea
flring man. named Lane who eioped with young wo'
man. whose personal charms are considerable. nom
the root her parents. the fugyes carrying with them
49, the property Of the girls parents arrested last
week in consequence of description OF their persons
having been forwarded by the electrical telegraph on the
Southwestern Railway. The officer was N attendance
Al the terminus before the parties aLshied rom ine
train
SrAyEs.-The Lords Of the Treasury have given
notice that they viii permit all slaves exceeding y inches
IN length 10 De- reduced bond. the expense OF tn
narte- Ia the dim, under which the same would
admissible duty free by the recent resolutions OF IN
House OF Commons. upon the disanci understanding
that the slaves o. made OF Tor other purpose than
casks.
BrErHOyES.-rhe most extensive preparations
are making throughout Germany, for the Inauguration Of
the statue erected this great composer In August next
There VIII be monster concert. consisting OF some
thousands of vocal and Instrumental performers
SWEDEN The advices from Stockholm 10 the
middle OF May tina, famine generally spprehend
"a In Upland The Captain General Of the district hs-
requested the local authorities 20 inform hun Of the ne
cessie Of their ycniies and 70 mention the securte:
they can offer the repayment Of the sums advanced