New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-10-16

world bat last when the treaties are on the point
OF ratification something Is sure TO occur TO prevent
their completion. This was the case. more or less
with Holland. with Belgium and more particularly
with the United States
The Ionian Government has published an ordi
granting Nespoiian subjects and snis me ssie
advantages secured Eng sh ships and subjects tracing
with places within the doninons Of bis >ieian Majesty
BY the treaty concluded The Goth Of August last
The Jesuts OF 81, Acheul being dispersed by or
der Of their superors have sold the Mason Ge DIS
ent which they possessed al the gates Of Amiens MS
important establishment, which formerly contained W
students has been purchased by the Danes du bon as
ieur as a refugee for repentant young women
Vessels proceeding to Russian ports with Cotton
in bales must either De provided with certncste OF the
origin Of the Cotton, certificate Of quarantine
Danish snip. the Henry Mary which arrived al Cron-
s;adt from kie the lat OF August with q bales Cot
ton. had 70 perform quarantine owing 70 her not pos
sessing either Of those documents
Accounts from the central provinces Of Russia
that the potato crop there free from disease
bu. that stu quite green and that SUIT
ferng from the ravases OF small insect resembling the
common flea.
dreadful event occurred on the I'd ult between
Belluno and Fetre Two hundred Italian soldiers
naneuverng under the command OF Austrian Oficei
who ordered them runous bridge. the passage
OF which had been forbidden By tue local authorities On
account II the danger The bridge way, with the
two hundred men upon L. and they fell into the riyer
reached the other side before the bridge tel IN.
The Portatogli0 Maltese OF the 18th ult brings
news from Tripo. ofihe OH On the 7ih the American
frigste Cumberland bearing COMMODORE Tag, arrived
in that hsrbor The most contradictory reports were IN
circulation. The Pssha il said intended 70 attempt
a coup 70 main on the Island OF Geroi body Of 300
wearned and equipped Arnsuts was encsmped outside
the walls ofhe city and other troops were expected from
Constsniinope.
Mr. Wheaton, the I nted States Minister at Der
in, has again opened negotiations with the Lolveren
Tor Treaty Of Commerce.
4 eter from Venice states that NJ the late regatta
there the Empress Marie Louise and the Duchess dc
Berri were present.
SALE OF THE STEAMER "BRiTisH QUEES.'-
The British Queen sold at Antwerp, by public sue
ton on the 10Th ut 10 Mr. Louis Reinwll OF Antwerp.
for 13- 900 france without the furniture The destius
ton OF tns steamer is not known.
Ia the months Of June and July the heat was 50
the south OF Russia that the troops could not
march except by night The drouth has caused great
damage. ana bad crops expected this year IN ths'
part of Russia
The Turkish authorities have been busy in the
trade Of human hesh, and Of embarking slaves
The TAY-This noble river has never been seen
with litie in this almost any other peri
Cd OF tine season. Crowds Of boys wade across lts
whole breadth above the bridge of Perth with ease.
Calsdonsn Mercury.
canary, belonging 10 a gentleman in Wick. died.
the other day after being nearly thirty years IN the
cage. aberdeen banner
HEAVY LuGGAGE-The papers complain of the
bad state OF the roads in Spain. No wonder Isn't
Monsieur Theirs travelling there with his manuscripts
Punch