New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-11-22

study and the theological lectures which are placed en-
,irely under their direction and control! are 70 "
on the 2Orh.
The Frankfort Gazette states that the Graha IA
Nicholas the heir 10 the throne OF Russia Gao an O.
BotzeH in the Tyrol, his way 10 tay; 70 JON ''''
peror.
The country is tranquil though the enmi.y y,L De
tween the Radicals and The Conservatives = a "A
and they oppose each other on evel eacb others
long however, as they refrain rom oreaAIHS '
h-ads no one VIII trouble them
Belgium.
NJ Van de Weyer. Minister OF the in!eiIoi: a- ha
chief OF the Cabinet entreated TO ao" - ,b
put in nomination candidate ioT et. .S ,ha, h.
Chamber of Deputies for Brusses ne SOL. - -
would take part hnsei: in the e!ect'ou, ~ 10. -
turned he should be grateful 10 ihe t; -
would do his best 10 serve them INC ,J;;sta- nv
place and resulted in the defeat Of the minister y!
large majority.
Iappears that some strange misappreheisioi. eAi'1s
with regard the commercial treaty between li
Try and France. The English papers tsA 49, - ~
ing renewed by ordinance OF Louis Phhhppe out -
eve that nothing less than an express ac y, 5e,ber
Der can effect that and il may be well douO'e0 "'eNA
the Chamber will give il.
Germany.
The Zoverein has given decision, tnai "se p'e,
seyt dufiss shall recis laalered with the exception Vi
bi, coor half n.n pure6 st1lfs on which the duties
are 20 be slightly raised. The TariH Win the 49, So -
ties with the exception noticed, has Ueei otu -L he
printed and TO remain in operation iol nc h ,rn
Southern States much eXaspersted; ou' 80
uorarily defeated they will return to the Da,ue - &c
newed vigor On whs, now say you may usieii "a
have it from an authentic source
Ronce and his disciples are continuing tReir ca
reer of proselyng with pretty much the same sue
cess as mentioned two months ago. IN some
places they make thousands OF enGusiastsn otatls
they have bolt to avoid peltlne the norsepou aiG Wv.
pump. The King has given the 1efEian CotiG I
place for worship after had been refused oy Tue au
thorties.
twas confidently expected that the King would
have fulfilled his promise of Constitution on tue recent
siion was seain most cruelty disappointed. is
upwards OF thirty years since ConsI'uoh was hss'
promshed and notwithstanding all that the newspa'
pers say it Just far of as was twice lly years
ago But our patient Germans so very patient and
ong-enduring that they don't like TO think themselves
humbueeed
Our commercial world is suffering crisis Money
is very scarce discount not only high but almost impos
siblc TO be obtained.
In the free town of Frankfort the new religion
appears in high favor the majority Of the recent cleo
tons having been OF its partisans
In Dresden excitement prevails, and in the Cham
Der the opposition is rampant The late events at Lep
sic arc still dwelt upon.
Russia.
Our whimsical Emperor instead of going 10 the
Southern Provinces and towards the scat OF war in
Caucasus has suddenly boted Italy, TO join the En-
press who certainly did not expect him. There IS
plc by surprise and in particular to pop in upon his
wife and family when they believe him hundreds oil
miles away affords him the highest g!ee. To obtain
this qualification he sometimes descends to the most
childish Understanding the dress OF courets suoor
dinatc officers, and even common soldiers.
An 1,kase has decided that the cusiom-house line
of dcmarcaton between Poland and Russia shall cease
In political point of view this measure is unobjectona
BILE but is and terrible blow at Polands nation
atty Step by step, and bit and bit and in spite OF all
in
sorbug and amalgamapg the Polish kingdom and the
Polish people in the empire and people OF Russia
4 railway is projected from ST. Pctersbursh 10
Odessa from the Baltic to the Northern Sea with
branch ment towards Persia, and thence 10 the East.
Indies and China. II is gigantic project that and Will
astonsh your boldest railway spectators But II
the Gar resolves upon il, II will be done. On sUch
line people the OF three days. could pass from
the rigd the orrid zone, from the ntensest cold TO
burning heat.
Italy.
There has been further outbreak in the Papa States
but thoy are greatly agtated Instead of adopting
catory measured the Government has done exactly the
contrary Nothing could be stupid Cancellation
would secure peace for the Government without many
sacrifices severity will exasperate the people beyond
endurance and though they may be put down by brute
force again and again, they are sure 10 tramp IN the
long run. The Grand Duke OF Tuscany gained great
praise for refusing 10 deliver up some refugees on the
demand ofhe Papa Government. sending them, instead
France; but he does not appear inclined to act so
generously towards second batch.
New Zealand.
on the a0th utmo the Tryphane arrived at Liver
pool from New Zealand bringing advices from that colo
ny the 18th OF May last The news contained in the
and papers by this arrival is somewhat important
exhibiting the present aspect of affairs in New Zea
land The last advices 10 the Sd May, and stated
generally the fact outbreak of the natives aud the
capture OF Pomore by her Maesty's forces The more
give details oil the farther operations d
rccled principally against stronghold in the possession
oil the rebel chief John Heki which, no" ever, do not
seem to have been successful! although serious loss
of life is said TO be the result to Heks followers
amounting by account 70 two hundred men
killed on the side of the coonists the loss is sta
ted at eleven killed and thirty. seven wounded The
position OF the natives very strong one, anc very
obstinaely defended The British force consisting OF
troops the 5Sth and Goth regiments with some eamen
and marines from the Slams Castle Velocity and Aurora
ultimately retired in good order from the scene OF con-
tits doubtful from the accounts whether the affair
will rather encourage than dcpress the rebeious
followers OF Hek who still at large Several of the
reports very contradictory One OF them states that
during the absence of the troops the boats OF the Hazard
and North Star burnt five villages and destroyed ten CO.
belonging John Heki and sent OF tour Eu
ropean boats which had been stoien and with the ca
noes, hauled up among the bushes Alter the nc
ton the whole the parties engaged with the wounded
were embarked and returned TO Auckland
Greece.
EMBARRASSMENT OF THE GoyERSMENT.-The
from Athens represent the stability OF the
Government most Insecure. crisis was daily ex-
pected owing to the disorder ed state OF the hnances
A1HESlAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. prOsCrlotu u
Rome, are finding their way into Greece. The first
meeting OF the promoters of the Ahenan Railway had
taken place when the Chief Judge OF Areopagus MAS
som attended and in luminous harangue OF encourage
ment. pledged his influence with the Greek Parliament
and King Ohio in support OF the project.
Denmark.
CoPENHAG EY-THE POTATO CROP IN DENMARK
We have from Copenhagen OF the Sd of Oct
which that the disease in the potatoes is spreading
more and more In Denmark, as in Funen Lo!land Falls
ter, and likewise Seaand especially in Amak near Co
penhagen. 1t has likewise appeared in the Duchy Il is
stated that the disease is beginning 10 show itself in
Sweden and is feared that the disease may spread
wider.
Algiers.
Algicrs has occupied no mean portion OF the space
OF your Partisan contemporaries during the last fortnight
But the may be summed Up IN few lines oE the
foreign reader After the defeat OF the French tetach
meut, relaxed in my last General Lano!icere, the Com
manderin Chief the absence Of Marshal Bugeaud set
out TO effect junction with the column OF Genera!
Cavarnac. After long marching an union OF the TWO
divisions took place 18th, the right bank OF the
river Tapia On the lath, 18th, 18th, and 18th,
General Lamoriciere made repeated attacks on the
Arabs, commanded by Abd-el- Nader, and eventually
succeeded i'll putting them TO digit. The French &C.
j-el. ade a