New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-09-05

shout ~ hundred weight, was conveyed ~ The SCUM
Western railway under military guard On iis arrival
placed In wagons eacifcr by four horses,
and taken 10 the mint There j. another portion OF ry
silver expected. which vii be the last Of the ransom
V,Hmers Ners LITTER says -" Ministers have
acted with great yig0r and prOmpiitude IN ireland
by dismissing Mr. W ai-on from the Deputy Lienien
ancy Oi County for attending an Orange meeting
aud publicly recommending the establishment OF
q society under the ban of thc law. They seemed
determined 10 administer even handed Justice 70 Or
angemen and Repealcrs. The great Orange meet
ing held at Enniskillen on Tuesday was failure.
end the Repeal agitation Is falling away IN Interest
and revenue. 10000 persons were present
CHINESE CuRIOsITiFs.-li j. reported that the
scent ofMr Bsrnuu London has purchasedS Chinese
Collection belonging 20 Mr. Dunn and that be intends
adding t Immediately % ms Museum Ia Newiork.
IvDmx CoRS-Mr + E-cou has given notice.
iiai early session b. win move resolution thar
aud Indian Boz imported into ihi- country nee
~ duty
ireland still bew d-rs the quinuncs. The great
orange demonstration took place Al Lnniskilen On The
l2ih instant The affair. as regards ulnoef-' was o
ure bat there was no lack Of oraiory or enthusiasm
The 80 90 armed men that The Dn5hH frfntHg MAI
"a ~ poetical warmth coniured up Ike fastaf b
men ln huckram On hcndaigrcsn, non e.f' bur there
were. Nevertheless eight or ten thousand on tine
Ground Tor the purpose Of declaring their haired OF Pope
ry and their Republication Of Repeal. The asioc,
o., II the Orange party, awed by tho dismissal OF hr
Watson the Orange magistrate stood alOoi rom an IN
willingness 10 brave the frOwns Of oici-l poser, aud
their absence was IN supplied by others possessed oI
more courage and less discretion All OConnels Onons
60 tane the orange and the round the same stem
sre Ruthless and henceiorh viii appear absurd The
opposing races cannot. VIII not anal -aInaie Ihr pas
1ne ureudces and fee ngs that most stir the souls o
mon appear Ia forbid H. They may be- wondered AZ and
amened bat the fact j. garins. undeniabie ~irange
that the Use abusc Of our common Christianity should
p ace the sons Of the soil dreary aniagOnm. and
make them utterly obsious Of tie first Of Christian
vriues-chiriiy and love.
Mr. O'Connell is ruscating at DaTynane In his
retirement however. the mind shares not the body +
rest lie has sent "a ~ ssivc the Repeal Association
which rings the parliamentary kne 0i some OF The most
able and accomplished lrsh membera in the British
Parliament Shei. Wye Sergeant Murphy. az RfHNs
,yes have in this mssige received their political death
warrants True they not mentioned by name, uu'
their il the less certain. They have ms alter
nqveo ion the Repeal Association or bid las adi'u
~ Irish constituencies They prefer IL seems the latter
Mr. OConnoirs policy now is" Those that are NOT win
me are against me" lie expects 90 return sixty pledged
Repeaers the next general election who are to inquire
IN London not in Westminster; and he eNhorfs. en-
treats nav suppcaes the most pressing attention o.
the rcesirios lie may succeed but will this move De-
whit more successful than his previous ones To jud-"
of the hy the past the question only admits o onr
enswer-nol II ir'shrnen are % repca. the Union. %
must be done iy j0rs But their leader abhors the pro
cess-1go he viii never attain hs object.
The REPRESENTATIVES, Of the Morning papers sent 10
the Conir ent 10 trace her Maestys steps and dodge
her wherever she goes for the special enlightenment oil
John Bull al home perform their duties with SURPRISING
fidelity Never did vulture hover DER MS prey WITH
more untiring assiduy the last accounts ieii her A
Cologne where the Hing Of Prussia was paying his royal
guests the most marked attention. she was about io
proceed 10 Cobenn then stozenies and after max
shor, stay at the latter place wal make Tor Prince
Alberta pa'erDal quarters al COburg and Gotha-
FRANCE.
The King and Royal Family are at The Chateau
4 En- where the Princess OF SAKE COburg has been
safely delivered of son.
4 declaration of war by Mexico against the nlIcd
states is the great point discussed by the Paris pa
pcr- la Pressc regards that act a. peurile dc
monsiratiOn calculates upon the support oil Mexico
bv Great Britain. and recommends that France oh
serve the siricie-i neutrality. The other opposition
prints discuss the matter much in the same strain.
From the private correspondence OF the European Times
PARIs August H.
Among the subjects which Messieurs les Journal
have amused themselves by discussing the anneNa
lion Of Texas 10 the United States occupies not unin
soriaut place The j0nraaI dss Dbqs the great Gov
ornmcni organ. and the Globe. another Government
print. have MADE 10 comments ON the matter hui h
the other newspapers speak OF It a. great TRIUMPH 10
American diplomacy and great check 10 what they
designate British ambition.
ON the Oregon question several of the newspapers
have gwen articles bat without urging anything new
In Prose- however which you may recolect m'ntloh
ed some time ago had declared against the preensions
Of America a. the Oregon territory no" says that ne ha-
mo- doubt that il the American Government De hfm' u
y N obtain every concession il may choose o. demand
from England for add- the Prfssc England So naughty
70 Europe. invariably cedes everything to America thai
America insists upon having.
There has been q most disastrous fire IN dependence
of the dockyard in Touon in which marine stores and
properly belonging 20 the Government was destroyed 20
The amount OF upwards Of 100 600 sterling According
% general belief the Are s the work Of the onvicswho
are employed 10 the dock yards.
Louis rhllippe's daughter. the Princess Clemcniina
married young prince of SAKE Couurs Hoiha cousn
Of Prince Albert Of England has ai'y been delivered OF
Il. frHr -n.rf al an fFfI
mensc rate for all his married children pres n
him. on an average, with three four grandchildren
every year There j. prospect OF his dynasty becom
/ ing extinct for want Of heirs.
france l. making very rapid progress commercial
nation 4 recent oficia return shows great increase
both in inp0rtaons and explorations. In ~, me
amount Of imp0risons was. m round figures, 10 M
lions in l-i3 80 millions in l-ii. -61 millions ~
p1riainns in lsf2 ga millions; IN l-B 90 mil
| lions in l-f4 ~ millions. In mechanical inventions
also che ia going mead" Go a rapid rate.
The Minister OF Marine has lately appointed comui--
sion 10 inquire whether would not be- eNpcdieni IN con
sequence of the great demand for iron 10 reuc
lions 10 be- made ia the import duties on foreign iron 80
enable 10 90 be- employed extensively IN -hp buAo'
ing Though the supply Of iron has within the last 'w
years than doubled in this country sui 10 Is not
quite sufficient Ia meet the extensive demand occasioneo
5y the number of railways projected and IN course 40
! execution whilst II the Marine Department were 10
1--WE orders for such immense quantity As II would
qaire i,r ship building II would become intocraby dear
Hence the appointment of the commission 10 SEE wheih
er iortsn iron may not be- admitted such reduced
terms whilst doing no injury 10 the uOnmasiefs OF
/ France shs.l prevent iron Itself from becoming too
costly
Another tribe Of Indians the Oibbeways have arrived
u Pari- and viii doubt give public exhibitions Ike
the lowas NJ. Caiin the great traveller ameng the IN
lian tribes still here and his exhibition oi Indian
paintings and cufios.tcs is stu open lt j. somewhat
singular that both he and Little Wolf The chief Of the
Iowa tribe that he brought Paris. should both have
list their wives in this city Much sympathy has been
shown 10 Caiin alone hy his countrymcn. bur by
the English and the persan-. Win respect 20 Little
Wolf everything done console him when here
and since his departure very elegant monument has
been erected 20 the memory Of his wife IN the cenetry
of Monmaife.
fine vessel called the Prince de Jonvi.e has been
added - those that ply between New AID Marses
10 is commanded by Captain Lawrence. II was in-
augursird ID may Use the expression, by splendid
breakfast given ia rs cabin hy Captain Lawrence % ihe
authorities and OF the principal mercantile men of
toe good town OF Marsee-. Tosss % the hins OF ihe
French 10 the President oi the United states, % Ne"
York - MaTseles - the company a. whom the vessel
belongs were drank in bumpers Of sparkling Cham
lacne and stout Burgundy.
Fanny EIsler, the charming daRseHsG so idolIzed In
the United States has bought delicious residence Oh
the banks Of the Lake Como. Tsaioni has also resi-
dsnce in the same beautiful spot and the immortal Pasta
has resided there for year..