New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-06-02


-, = -. .av,.;ons in the committee but stsi
~ a.. numerically sufscien, to besi dcwn ill oppo
stiou. - - -
p.cassi dno, srstcfu, for Il and /" the cue nov
couc~,r th,r ror,;o n The empire tins lsss recon
scsrr,y les. potent than the FIRST But though ne p
safe ~ results VII make themselves msnirs' HeIs~',
and the probability =. that some 81 me uos' go
Ani comprehensive minds IN the House OF tomnohs
VII be- swept nom pubic ac Cor having supporter sna
their place. be hlci By Wild po.tcorrhgoas 'snsnes
aho would burn thsr brothers the stsks the mere
abstract point OF speculative theology. Lsnen;sb'e -
the confession = m the made ii the i9sh CENTURY
there vast amount OF this ru,x unmr.ssfrd bigouy
i entertained Tor the most part BY hard be sied men,
III strong BOT impractical .ympsihes, who would
,ra,s the word ttaS they think Themselves. with
ouf he-,owins though, upon The justice % po1cy
Of The act These stern pam o. du'y men 'ney may
be- called are generally pef,o3s Of some substance.
II .,sii discreet hsbsscoc ha<Dds mtpets ffiends,
1ni possess. ~ the Aggregate, al. HnVsp' - lnoenes
which a pubic man cannot safely desp,s' btey Nv
fb Pr,ans Of the pfescu ssc nioued WITH NE ~ehnp
OF M lsih centu, They arr to be met ~i,h IN essy
town int, sni hens; hrou ghoui The and 10 mem me
Nsvnooth BIZ moral tsints social possoil wn'eh wa
tester snd corrupt the whole irsmew OF soSieg.
Tc ,,,.,,,,, :, hi lon. rsnS.e IN their hesrts and de
f-h,,.i VIII thew y. 20 have the opportunity OF kckmS
any legislative Jsck Padding who ha- -eeen al A. nsue'
mental In cranmins e down 'hci, ihros's ~, a.
The new cdaca;loH .cboUe tor lrc.>ni when ~
Iar,e. q r.hsr, ,,vcpcd hsose The adjournment OF NE
House has been very t"0sby rece''ea einef 70
his country he country 10 which u 70 u Re sppneu
which ,h,x intend a. erect IN the western south
ern and northern part. Of the islsnd 10 e. religion
ak. care Of itself The friends Of the students are
,>n,cf,i to look AFTER msn neisous cdu' alton. if
- S,,,e sill not Sir n ingi.. declares his 20 ~
. +. ..,.nt,- scheme ot Goddess education and sranFv
- =. Nr OConneu echoes the sentiments and even the
words "a The member ior p<iofa inc ''sinss s'ss
man however merely expresses his own indi'iioA -
.,,s,. 4 NJ scheme The measure when II Was nrss
orrnuned IA; fhs Home SECRETARY. received the almost
unanimous appreciation Of The IRISH members VINO w s
NJ all. D. H.
roud he 80 easily pcssed Wilmer \ >nll'hs line~
FRANCE.
TIL. exciting topic OF the .eag;s has occupied tho
attention Of the Chamber OF hciHles Il originated
with rhcrs no described The 'ctssise zee the o'Het
~ s.ui,. had experienced since ia iounds'i We mo-
-. III M. conformation IN France IN the 18Th century.
and those which had induced the Pope 10 pronounce the
solution II a community that FREDERICK IN" "fess
done m all Europe dd no' con'Ie, usn ~. S.,; .,
N Theirs in concluding. called ON the Sso'net 10
.,.,ii,e the laws and dissolve the society
ITALY.
Tho rni.ed states ,rigate Cumberland, Commo.
s,r,, ! smith arrived AZ Gsnos the Svh Apul
The p,blcston of the Italian translation OF anerons
History OF The United states h" been iofms teuseu.
Notwithstanding the efforts OF the American Mnis'rf ~
n ~ tho civil and ecc ssias,ics censure Of Turin
The Hon Robot Wicklite. Junior the American Nm
.ier hiss gone 10 spend sweck with the puke OF Aon'
p0rcncy al his chateau In the neishp"fhoodof iu''
SWITZERLAND
., ,trs made hy he troops depart under the sipu
go. for ransom \ letter nom lucerne gives an a.
-, a. "a curiou. scnteuce the Ndwald upon Lieut.
hermann who had joined the Ere Corp. IN NE sit.eA
non r,e NJ Tie i condemned to stand In public for
sa, h,rr. with y rod In his hand then Ia he logged
ih h, and Afterwards imprisoned ior six mouths during
which h. j. Ia ccsise religious instruction
Tn, accounts from switzerland 10 The IN III ant
, ,bs, all the prisoners Who natives OF Lncerne ad
been released and the on) c@p,i'es r'm@nns - IN
nutnhsr belonged Ia the Canton lhe "o'.inme"
p,, lad sen, Delegate Ia i.ucss.le 10 max. last a.
tempt Ia induce that Canton 10 shando" us n'enou 10
LII the I.-uts Tho Benese Envoy was ssid To bs
Inc bearer o; pressing recommendation 10 'hs' sa'"
nom seyernl influential members Of the corps dpso~@'
iqne r,.prrv
Tho oroman TO, eminent, being determined ID
carry ont - plans Tor M moral and physical meliors
lion Of the country has orsszed ten itnersn' conms
sion. destined "a out and VISIT m detail various POT
lions If Asiae and European Turkey. for the purpose
| of reporting upon the Improvements thai can Without
too heavy a charge ON the national resources o' nuo
luced Ia further public instruction advance agriculture,
commerce trade the Of communicsion IN" cstao
h.ent M hospitals and place. Of refuge Tor the poor &c
VAN pIEMAN's LAND
| The Hobart town and Launccsion papers Ia the
ot of rer,ia state that the harvest bad commenced
ban thc crop VA. sp"ced To De- limited ~. uro"s ~"
winds had injured The wheat and barley Nheat was ~
bef,tr g. ~ = hd pr bushe The accounts 81 the
general condition Of the colonS ARE not favorable ana
the Increase of crime i said Ia p" great dfswpses !"
the prosperity OF ma" inhabitants
INDIA AND CHINA
The overland mail Of the -t of April arrived In Iondos
ON the tfh inst
I'm the P,naub there cad confusion and two OF three
! dynast.- The hoy king. DhulcepSineh. rules nj Ia
hofe In the mountain fortress of Janroo, Ghoolsub
since maintain. h- supr, macy and the notorious Akbai
Khan of Cabul IL preparing Ia seize P'shswur Ghoo
aub singh had formed sort Of oilianc" win me Anshan
| lenders and had enimpI"d number Of soldiers belong
ING ~ the rignl sovereign and carried away the urea
sure of which they The guardians. tn" british
government Wa preparing "a assist the "o"ps 81 '"e
| Young King Dhulc"p
The expedition which Sir Charles Napier led into
th. territories of the Jakranees DOOkiss and Boobies.
living ia tine trsci- to the WESTWARD oi roo
ni has been srcces.iu Their country IL Ia be- gwen
over 10 the honest fnhc ~ e Murrees, VINO ARE dis
| posed 10 adhere strictly 10 tho British alliance.
The affairs OF snwnut Warr.c have ss-umed
couuleN aspect IN consequence Of the Portuguese setile
mont Of tioa becoming mixed up with the rebellion Of the
di.afecied IA those districts The royoted chiefs he'd
over the Goa frontiers.
The court martial Tor the trial 81 Lieut. Col Wal
lace the Madras army for d-obcdienc" OF priofs wes
/ assembling nj the end 81 March. al Bclgsum
ln the interior of India tranquility prevails The
Governor General sir Henry Iariinsc. remains at Cal
cutta engaged IN forwarding measures Tor tho improve
mont 81 he country, 80,
The news from China extends 10 tho ION VI FED
ary but business IN state of s'ssnsron In conse
quence Of the Chinese holidays
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