New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-19

right Cannot be putsd; and therefore IS pcrsmpio
~ duty our part to assent that right We care i.le
for Sir Thomas Wide. objection that the Brazilian le
cisature not having declared slave trading 70 De piracy
the Brazilian Government had authority 20 give u
the night punish Brazilian slave traders pirates
The may be "a Sir Thomas Wide describes H. but
that is no concern Of ours We know nothing and
not bound 10 know anything Of the municipal laws Of
the Brnzi- The Government ha- gwen Is the right -
rrrsf pirates al BRAZILIAN slave traders VII
treat them the Government IS csiopped By Is solemn
engagement Of l-16 from demonstrating sgans; OR
dong and t may adjust The matter viih - SUB
,cts a. Il best can. The bill now before the
House Of Commons vigorously acted upon. as by the
present Government il doubtless viii be- promises
fairly in this respect Even were = O. lead %
with The Brazils which j not TCry likely the object
would fully JUSTLY such was md we should save money
by il in The end.
- An alarming and serious accident occurred
on The London and Birmingham Railway the s'h
from the running Of the mail tram when proceeding ~
sepeed of 80 miles an hour INTO baggage tram wncn
prec, led IL in consequence Of og. which dense
intercept the sight beyond distance OF - or 80
feet The train consisted Of 10 20 10 cars including
trunks and pos Office vans and there were % 70 10 pas
sencers The baggage train was few minutes behind
IT. te and the proper agent had neglected 70 exhibit
the red signal to give notice Of the fact gentleman
had his leg crushed and several other passengers were
bruised The engine broken 70 pieces lne en-
ginemen and hremcn escaped without injury.
The CELEBRATED BIC GrS.-The remarkable
specmed Of British skil which 80 lately msnu'c-
urcd r this nei,hbohood for the United states steam
ship Princeton now destined IN connection with ~
fellow for the armament Of the irgse Constellation
which being altered into steam ship The Prince,or.
il Is ascerained Is small 20 carry. without detrmeui
either OF these enormous engines 81 desructrn- The
Constellation the si surels Of the American Navy
in 1888 under Commodore Turner.
The HEALTH or TIE 7, PE.-Leicrs from Rome
state that the health OF his Holiness the Pope l. such
IN cause very Great alarm He suffers much fom can
Ger in the Dc with which he has bean for some time
afcr d. The disease has been aiiery somewhat check
ed hat within the few days has again acquired rsh
violence. He is now nearly 20 years OF are.
LEOPOLD DE MEYER-rhe celebrated Pianist
Leopold De Meyer. Pianist de IA Majestic Emperor
d'Autr.chc now performing with such distinguished
the iaymsrket Theatre has been engaged by
Mr. John Poyey the theatrical agent # America 10 give
2 series of performances ar the Park Theatre New
York, and the principal cities of the United states l..
DE Meyer will take his departure from England IN sep
tember.
THE POET CAMPBELL.-Sir Robert Peel has ap
pointed Mr. Archibald Campbell. nephew Of the poet 10
Office in the Customs token OF hi- respect tor the
memory of Mr.. Campbell
~ The total number of letters delivered in the
United Kingdom in the year lsii was 2i2 millions.
which an increase OF nearly - millions on the previous
year The number before the reduction oil the rate was
8 millions.
~ On Saturday sen'nght an Injunction was
granted by the Vice Chancellor to Mr. Bethel, who ap
piled in behalf of no less person than Punch 20 restrain
the publishers Of the Southport lisr0r and Hcrgort
Tiaes from printing the Curtain Lectures Of Mrs.
Caudle"
The RICH, Hon John Mari of Erne has been cho
b. the Peer sit in the House OF Lords Of the
United Kingdom, in the room OF John Baron Carbery
deceased
~ NJ Aubur, the celebrated composer, who has
been so dangerously III to create much alarm among
his friends and every Of the divine" is
.derably better.
u Mr. Hsckett took his benefit at Liverpool.
the night before the departure Of the Hibernla. MI
kean played Hotspur, and Hackett falsiaf.
/ L., ,f IL, NH 81 have
trbuted el6O to the National Testimonial TO Mr. Row
land Hill
IRELAND
REPEAL AssocIArIOv-At the meeting of the
Repeal Association on Monday the most prominent sub
I sct a dispute between the Repealers IN London
section of that body were in rebellion against the war
den. Mr. W. J. OConnell and they threatened To call
public meeting the National Hall, in Hoborn TO lay
| their grievances before the public
! Mr.. OConnel said that if they did SO, their name
should be struck of the rolls OF Cancellation Hall The
Repeal Rent for the week was announced to be over
/ $3.50
repeal demonstration took place Wednesday, the 2d
ut The progress OF Mr. OCOnnell from Bray 10 WeN
ford is described one long triumpha procession The
last named town was crowded with people awaiting Nh
| O'Connel.
Mr. OConnell responded to the toast proposing hi.
health. Having read Lingards account OF the alleged
afrOcity he proceeded TO congratulate the women 81
Wexford on their present safety. The ruthless barba
rians should again think OF slaughtering ont
| of them. His counirymen would die by inches sooner
| than permit them TO do so again. Mr.. OCOnnel con
cuded by exhorting them return an out and out Re
| pealer as their representative in Parliament
REPEAL MEETING AT GALwAY.-Mr. OCOnnell
has had another monster meeting at Galway
THE FATAL CONFLICT At BALLINHAssTo.-A
meeting held at Cork on Tuesday last convened by
the Mayor in compliance with a rcqusit0n IN order q
express her Msesty government the opinions OF thu
citizens regarding the recent inquest the bodies o.
persons killed by the police at the fair OF Balm
! kasso.
FRANCE.
The celebration of the Revolution of 1880 began IL
Paris Monday with religious obseryances in honor o.
those who persisted Tuesday was The day of rejoicing
there kind of fair the Champs Elysees and at
the Bsrriere du Trone. concert in the garden OF TIT
Tuleries and at night illumination with fireworks
NJ Guizot left Paris on Monday for Val Richer
his seat in Normandy. NJ Duchatel supplies the pac.
Of NJ Guzo at the Foreign Office during the absence o.
/ the latter.
The Moniteur publishes the estimates for l-io, IN
which the ordinary and extraordinary expenditures ar,
fixed nj 43i439 i06 francs and the ways and means al
! 35j, i39, i06 francs
The Barcelona Chamber of Commerce has pre-
pared an address all similar bodies in the kingdom
calling on them petition the COrtes about the adms
sion of Cuba sugars into the English markets.
Should England persist in excluding them the BARGE
Iona merchants recommend recourse 10 repnsal- ana
propose to prohibit the importation into spain. CuoH
and other Spanish colonies OF various articles OF English
manufacture, such as lines cloth hardware, muslin, ma
chinery &C.
RUSSIA.
ST PErERsBURGH, July l9-Tbe General com
nlandng in Caucasus Woronz0w, has succeeded in gain
ing victory but though made the mOst OF by our OH
c.ls il does not appear have been very brilliant at
fair Nevertheless n victory IL Is something for 80
far Russia has had more defeats than uiumphs in her
encounters with her daring and warkc foes.
The Emperor has issued a ukase dcprving Ger
tain OF the privilege of obtaining nobility IN virtue
OF official station with the as has heretoior.
been customary The measure is agreeable 10 the ars
tocracy for the yearly additions their ranks became
50 considerable Lessen the consideration with which
they think desirable that the arstocracy should be re-
garded.
TURKEY.
CoNsTASTISoPLg, July II.
COLLISION OF. The STEAMERS Loss u ORe
Hundred and Thirty-Fice Lires-On the night Of the
lih instant On the Black Sea- about 10 mile, East Of
e Bosphorus most dreadful catastrophe took place
Two Turkish steamers. the one coming from, and the
other going to Irebizond into sudden collision
and one of them down with the greater part Of the
and passengers.
The vessels were the Scu,ari commanded by Mr
Dubbin-. and the Medjehrai Tidjahrct commanded BY
Mr. Lambert.