New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-01
FRANCE.


Paris dates are TO the 10th Of July.
On the Texas question. the journals, almost with
our distinction Of party continue regard annexation as
only waiting some matters Of form y be fully compsted
some OF them censuncs the government iur having a.
they say (fhuugh Monsieur Glizot Indignantly cened
~ consented aid England her attempts 70 defeat
annexation, IN return for The abandonment Of the Fni
OF sezrch.
The session Of the two Chambers may be con-
ssered concluded the Deputies having actually broken
up and the Peers only sitiins - get through lev mes
sures Of importance Mex; Monday IN a. probability.
ths session val % formally closed BY the hns deliver
ing speech from the throne IL commenced on the
18th December and In the course Of Sky pew avs
have been passed. some Of them o; gres; domestic I'M
porance The iaw for carrying into effect The new ..ve
trade with England had the greatest maiorue' IN - IA
vlr % any measure
The great topic OF general nteres, during the last
fortnight has been the question relative to the Je>uits
Afer the famous appeal Of Theirs % the Government .
pui the lsv IN force against the followers OF LOyCa VI
Rls- was sent 70 Rome with the mission Il per-usdins
tue Pope recall the Jesuits from France and hsrehy
save the Government the pain and scandal ~ being
p.ei expe them by the strong hand In this mission
Ross. has completely succevdec-the religious COM
munfies OF the Je-us being ordered "a be broken up
the greater part Of their body GUN ;h- kingdom their
n0vic.-tes 20 BE- sold and their houses and property
/ fh,y are very rich 70 be disposed Of This e conft-
cred great triumph over the religious party and 80
undoubtedly % !sior say What people WI the Jesuiis
the soe-i champions Of the Romsh Church The
rel -Cus newspapers console themselves BY asserting
st 10 not the Pope who consented that the ie-uiis
Should be Of France but The Genera ofihe Jesu
10 himself
The French papers contain the particulars Of an
outbreak In Caa.ouia some Of the small towns round
Barcelona had been called upon TO contribute their levy
% 70 the army.
Dates from Madrid are to the 10th of July
The Queen is still at Barcelona Statements OF
the contradictory kind have been made as to the
Intention OF her Majesty 10 this capital. or 10
voyage IN the Basque provinces. the Minister'S insisting
~ the former. the Queens mother and her physicians
commencing the latter Il = understood that
son why Minister. dislike the idea OF the Queen visiting
these provinces that the people being for the most
part adherents of Don Carlos may perhaps make demon
STATIONS favor OF her Maiesiys marriage with the
Prince Il the Asuras. A. 10 the marriage Itself i re-
mains where l. did. AL the Ministers have thought ~,
In the shape Of instructions 20 their subordnaies 10 de-
clare against IL but sui It By no means abandoned
ITALY
RovF July 6-The Pope has kindly given d.
recons iha, the library OF the Vatican shall 10 hence
forth open the pubic. Il contains very few printed
books bu ST. Is one Of the r-os; valuable libraries IN
the world.
The eruption of Vesuvius has attracted host of
travellers to Naples Rr1Guu
Our Brussels advices Of the ith of July. VI.
de Norhumb will be sent TO Berlin az ambassador and
the Cabinet will weather until the meeting OF the
Chamber and then DO the best they can
Railways already established very prosper.
iasts nave undertaken the formation OF some new lines
and other capitalists bidding for other new lines
SWITZERLAND.
We have advices from Zurich TO the llth of July
| The Diet il now sitting having been opened on
tho 7th bv 3 speech recommending peace and union
To the present decision u Importance has been taken
unless be the refusal OF the motion made by Deputy
favorable 10 the Jesuit party 10 postpone the assembling
OF the militia the ground that the violence OF the po-
iiica feeling that exists vii probably lead 10 disturb
arce II Will probably be fortnight three weeks be-
fore the Diet begins the Discussion Of the great political
and religious questions which public interest centred
The Prince Mctternich Minister of Austria, has
addressed despatch the Austrian Ambassador, speak
ing in terms high qualification OF the conduct OF the
party that supported the Jesu in the late struggle
The canton from which DR.. Stieger made his
cape demanded that he should be gwen up but the other
canions refused several canons have conferred upon
him their freedom and ;hers Is talk OF getting up
subscription in he behalf Il Is not likely that Seger
Will remain this country but the retreat he Will select
not known-most likely II Will be the In''ed states
RUSSIA AND CIRCAssIA
Letters from Con-ianlinople published in the Lon
don papers state That IA recent battle the Circassisns
ooA from the Russians after hard lighting and severe
noodshed the OF Sochs, the coast Of Ahascia
-hek Shsm had arrived Al the head Of the river houb
a. with 80 900 men Many Poles the Russian army
| hsd deserted and joined -hami. The Russian General
offered large bountes for reiniorcemeHts. without sue
cess He sent several Mussulman doctors OF Ia" rom
/ she Crimea ~hamil to ny TO negotiate Tor terms Of
peace. -hami had three OF them put 10 death. The
Russian army has suffered dreadfuy from scarcity Of
provisions The crops IN Circassia are said TO be aoun
dant
4 letter from Constantinope of the 18th June IN
the Dtbais says Il may be remembered that At IN,
/ Greek Revolution OF September IS, the Emperor OF
Russia dismissed bis Minister At Athens NJ IL Caacaz
II appears his dpcasure has died away AS an ukase
Of May 70 couched very hsiiering terms. attaches NJ
IL Caiacaz the Office OF Foreign Affairs nj - Peters
burgh The affair OF the Catholic Armenians OF Iokat
terminated The inquiry ordered by Chekb Etendi has
proved fully the shameful extent Of the prosecutions III
| iecied against them by the shisma,cs
SYRIA.
! NOrNr LEBANoN-L Letters 70 the middle of June
from syria announce the breaking out OF fresh nsur-
recion 10 the Lebanon. An engagement between the
Maroniies and the Druses had taken place al buccah IN
fh. plain between the TWO LebanOns which had terni-
one hundred and nity The roads between Dafnas-
Gus and Jerusalem no longer safe and no caravan can
travel by that without strong escort The Aras-
re from 10000 80 900 strong and are punderng rznt
and left An attempt has been made on the lie oi the
French Consul Damascus and the whole country was
| 10 fact IN a state OF complete d.sorsanizaton
NEW ZEALAND
News has reached England from Auckland, IN
New Zealand 10 March u bringing the news which has
reached this country by way % Nantucket OF the cap
ure VI the Bay Islands by the natives and the soa'
donment OF the place by the colonlsis The particulars
0f these transactions given IN more detail bur we
/ had received all the material FACTS.
ALGERIA
The intelligence from Algeria gives an account OF
The massacre OF thousand Arabs by the French The
cavern the Dahro where the Arabs had taken refuge
va. the scene OF this horrid affair Here they were
hemmed in fsgg0ts lighted, and the unfortunate
wretches We're burnt and sufocated In their place VI
refuge.
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