New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-21


the Queen and Prince Albert, with the hre Princes and
Pnncssse- ei London for Osborne House. se ri Wight
Their stay there was sigalized by some naval excur
.i0ns and exhibitions On the 2ls ut the royal party
embark ed in the royal yacht from the isand and pro
ceeded 20 SJithesd snf visited several ships Of the
line On the I'D ut there wa splendid naval display
~ Portsmouth. whittier the Queen went IN the royal
yacht II described the grtncest G=p ay since IN.
allied sovereigns visited England The waters were
hrOnged with visitors. IN al kinds Of vessels including
great number OF yachts belonging 20 different clD- OF
gentlemen. a naval review oi government SHIPS CEN
menccd % soon as the Queen arrived An 4nniths'
Sect got ready 20 make sail AMI. u j. said variety Oh
variety OF evouiions were effected ~ mastery man
ner Lord Aberdeen and large number % distinguish
Cd persons were present 10 witness the sight On the
18th u her Majesty Prince Albert and the children let
the lie Of rht for London % receive the hins and
Queen Of the Bel-ans. who arrived IN Lnsand on the
18th u IT, and prOceeded 10 buckingham Palace grand
review took Hyde PARK the JJih Ill., the Duke
of Wellington Prince Albert and the King OF the Be-.
e.aas beng the distinguished persons present.
The Arches Court has delivered judgment in the
Pow Mr. Oaxlev'- case The sentence Of the court i
Tat the liccnce Of Mr. Oakley Minister Of - Narga
re- Chapel be revoked-that he be not permitted 70
perform ministerial duics in that in any other church
Or chapel within the diocese OF London. within the
province Of Canterbury, until he declares me- Wiling
moss 70 renounce his present hercses and errors
Mr. Oakley is condemned ia the costs Of court Il VIII
be remembered tia, Mr. Oakley proposed and promul
gated the doctrines Of the church Of Rome
At the Surrey geological Gardens Julens Con
ceri was attended by upwards Of 1900 people
The Right Hon. Henry Lytion Buwer, her Ma
esiys Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenpoienary
the QuccR OF spain. presented 10 ihe queen az
an audience by the Earl Of Aberdeen on his return from
Madrid
Another collision happened on the Bristol and
Birmn cham Railway. Two trains. both going At great
speed met and cisshed together One eneineman was
Injured and thirty forty passengers were more or les
bruised.
The annual meetings ofthe British Association for
the Advancement Of Science have recently been held al
Cambridge We observe that Mr. Everett. the American
Minister was present, and made Of his hsppiest
speeches.
On the soth ult the Chamber of Deputies voted
on Monday OF $50 OO0 Tor repairing the cathedral
Of Paris, by majority oil 81 10 !.
Mr. Ainsworh. the author Of several popular
works has undertaken the editorshp OF the New Month
ly Magazine.
DREADFUL CONFLICT AND Loss or LFE-DUB-
LIN Iuv An exraOrling edition of the Cork Report
or brings intelligence Of dreadful confici between ine
police and peasantry place called Banhas- about
seven miles south OF the cry Of Cork. Eight OF ine
country people shot dead and great number II J.
supposed are dreadfuy wounded The correspondent
of the Reporter writes from the seem Of conflict as io
lows have been for the last seven or eight hours
" messing scenes 0f such a-Onizng and heau.renG-
in nafuEc that almost despair 90 being enabled 10 con
vcv any idea of their horror. The peace o .- hitherto
most tranquil village has been sadly disturbed and Ia a
most every second house about the neighhorhood are
heard the w4ns- If widowed mothers and ish. rle-s
children or the lond ana di-c0n-oae grei - friends
and noi-hbors al tie sufeinss II their wounded ffl-
lives
1t seems that certain persons attempted to rescue
a man whom the police had arrested for getting up
a quarrel at a Fair The police fired upon the riot
crs and general fight cnsued. The affair Is to un-
dcrgo judicial investigation.
INuSDATIoS IL CIARE-Thc CLAIR Journal
gives the following account of destructive floods in that
~. al and. Two
amiiies with which has pleased Providence 10 stict
any portion Of this country lying between Bradford and
Genomera- distance OF nearly nye miles, on FRIDAY
last. The morning was particularly calm and serene,
bun about o'clock the rain fell with such violence and
came in such impemous torrents from the mountain
tops 10 completely nundaie the lower parts OF the
country such was the awful violence of the deuee 90
could be- called by other nance that II swept before
three bridges two ofwhose names only could for The
present learn, viz: kilbawn and BallymacdonneL-
flocks, herds, houses and uIage, including immense
quantities Of wheat and potatoes were alike victims 10
ts ungovernable fury. swept by the old chapel OF h
bawn and laid part of il PROSTATE. Amid the general
ruin have yet heard Of only loss 81 life that OF
Mary knneen girl about fourteen years OF age whose
BODY all bruised and cured with every limb broken
was found at a distance Of about hall q mile from the
place where her residence stood but few hours pre-
viously An inquest held on her remains by Mr.
James Martin coroner and verdict returned accord
ing 10 the circumstances over 700 Of meadovug
have been completely ruined the mountainous waters
leaving mud scattered upon so as 10 render II perfectly
damage sustained would be difficult for the present 20
form even conjecture; but fear that years must
eapse before the inhabitants Of the neghborhood can
recover from the effects OF this awful calamity.
At a repeal meeting on the 23d, Mr.. O'Connell
read an address to the repeeer dissuadng them from
any interference with the procession which the Orange
men intend to hold the lei and 18th fully.
The dinner to Mr.. Cornell in Galway, has been
fixed for the 2sth Of July next The Wexford Repeal
demonstrations will take place about the same time.
In = il az q
present moment distressing painiu-most deplorable
The physical destution Of the people impcs them u
crime The disputes about land give rise 10 assassna
ton 4 few DAYS back. q magistrate named Boom N
the county of Cavan while returning from church in
gg with his children, shot by man who escaped
with impunity after committing the murder Inc "Tetch
hardly accelerated his movements when MS Flcum "a'
no more and all attempts 10 arrest or 10 trace MN
have been frutess We are constantly Mortified by ac-
counts Of fatal ieuds between the nearest relatives, arr
sing the possession dispossesson OF few yards
OF soil Mr. OConnell asserts that there are al the pre-
sent four millions and half OF paupers IN his
country. II true astounding. and, as regards me
British Government, dlsgraceiul confession Ni'h
such combustibe materials il il useless 10 expect per
manent peace safety for lie property. military
force has been the disturbed districts nu me
chronic complaint Of the country viii not yield to mere
bo0dlettlne.
FRANCE
General Tom Thumb has taken his departure from
Paris where he has reaped splendid harvest The
Iowa Indians leave in day or TWO for Havre' from
whence they Will NtN-lOfA IL IL ittlru
King sent them not long since sum 81 a thousand
francs They Al first he-itaed to receive H. but alter
grave deberaton to the conclusion that i would
be ungenerous 10 refuse II.
PARIS June 20 w carried by the toll and tor
ment Of the last six months the Chamber Of Deputies has
thrown over for discussion the next session as many
OF the y0Jds de 0i it, orders possible To post
pone and among them that for establishing regular
steam communication between France and the United
States.
The journal DIES Dcbats contains an account oil
the Russian Count ApraNn, his wife and children beng
burned in vengeance by their infurated ser He treat
ed his murderers il is said with unhesrd OF cruelty and
lhet errble retaliation is therefore the less surprising
SPAIN
The Carlist had confidently expected that the pro
mu CATION OF the OF ahdcston OF Don Carlos and the
manifesto OF his son would have been most iavorahy
ceive by the spanish people But precisely the revere
has been the case Both Government and people seem
determined thai On no confederation whatever .haA
the young Queen marry the son OF Don Carlo. Mar
vscz has issued order 70 the army in which be de-
carc- ia the most decided and explicit terms. against
the preieuson- Of Don Carios 10 the Qletns hand
The rough solde biuniy calls Don Carlos himself a
rebel Christina always intended 70 employ Nalvae
~ long he useful her designs and then % send
him adrlt Bat NarvaeZ J. the 20 ~ so tie ted
He has the upper hand and he viii keep j. There =