New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-04

10 sso,,,on n The law. under which they have ne'sO
fore lived with di-msy but they can 90 bo - :
.uhrn, thereto The Emperor u also D'nl . m.
- ,,,b the Catholic religion. substituting tnsi % -.
| Gr~ssk church another measure most TepusnA'' "
| people. &. -.ving.
and the misery OF the people 4 appalling
rov- lime ia~Tha, this old world o.
-. "a vo,r ,-sn.s,lsntic readers call Europe J, -
-,oked 5v human kind IL fact 700 no,ono u. n,
MED for from Germany alone dunn .,s ,s 10 The
than fory.frs f6onsaad persons - greater 10
tinted -,ses and til. wear the nuinper = -. 49,
,-.,,,--or Pm. notwithstanding 20 eNi'h' 80
rstian yqi,rland i sui Efficiently PevP =,
oeopled perhaps-io afford eon'''' '''
al II children -. h.,.o hoo.
!" 80! - - ,-esf number Of these osenodtHca
- -. - ,v,o ina; do not pay an eAeeeni ~
-, ,,snv The shares cannot De purcn-seu d. 'o-''
| their original cost .....
The Schisu in the Church continues 70 excite
=. .,c,,ion bu; Ike most schsms. schism has
80. 'cain, A large number Of those who joined u
@ eosra,ed from IL and Of so proiane form Oh tx
s.ion NAV be psrdonedl set up IN business on 'ne
~ account That this sch-rn !. iormdaoc rh- ioi
10 cs,holic Church no one can doubt but f.nceth-
% ,hpk that when the novelty Of the thing shall have
worn away twill not only make no more converts o.
o.e very many OF those VINO are most devoted 70 II
We all know the charm religious novelty possesses
charm great that any mpo-tor. however l-nofHht ~
fnprudent has only 70 commence sect 10 gain coh'ei
1uf A. novelty degenera-es into familiarity ana Ia
mi sry into contempt the success gained p"t OF sho
duration In Germany religious novelty mas perhaps
greater charms than il mas elsewhere because po
tcs being forbidden 10 the people religion i tne Only
subject on which intellect can develop itsei "thoW
dread of PRISON but the Germans with al tnef -pecu
styenes. are TOO much attached 20 the old beaten way
., their fathers 10 follow any length OF tine the apo
lies of new faith Instead however, Of ettins the tn-
lie away Of itself governments prosecute ~ pro
fssors and in some the ignorant peasaniry nave
attacked them
SWITZERLAND
1t would appear that the Intention Of oan'-nihe
Dr. steiger who took so prominent part 10 the iap
troubles 20 America has been abandonded i1r i Ger
ain that an application made TO the Government o.
Austria % permit, him confined in one OF its pElsous
but naughty Austria refused
The passions Of the people are by no means Gained
down; the contrary they appear TO be increasing
and II Is almost eard that other troubles "" be the re
suit ~
BRUSSELS, June l5.-This diminutive kingdom l.
at present in great hustle on accouct OF the Eecuons
THE EAST.
The Overland Mail from Bombay is TO the 9Th OF
NAY The chef intelligence OF interest from Lahore
Ghoolab Singh was there kept state prisoner
The news from China comes down to the end Of
March The Emperor IS said have received some Ia
vorabe notice OF Christianity, and was disposed 70 toe
rate 1t.
From private letter
Il L u
war and one of exicrnnafOn. reigns az ihs moment ~
The mountains between the Dfuscs and the Chrl.an-
and during the last fifteen days the horrors we have seei
Der,erraed around us dreadful On every side N,
.ounds Of battle are heard and nothing seen but hf,
and hame-houses villages. churches and con'ents De
ng reciprocaly prey 70 the flames Az me momrht
write MAY IL have before us the appaEs spec'ac'
Of no less than eleven villages and numOer OF MAI O
churche. and converts in flames and what j worse
when the Christians are victorious, they enter ih'
Drusc villages, putting 20 the sword men "onle'
flIfIr Al
shen they are victorious All the silk-wOrms Of both
parties the sole support OF the syrian populnoh Hht
lccn burned The converts Of the Maronie- ana ath
Ole, have been burned and the bodies OF their priests
4,tcr death have been burned by the Dru-es EVeri
horror is prac,ised their cnemica-ior example, 70
Kill by famine, massacre, and thousand Othef hcl-
barbarian m0meniariy committed Inc ChIstHn'
Al the commencement were victorious over their enc
1,ies hut our Pasha who j. OUT with his regular troops
- soon as he perceyes the Christians victorious poinis
mis- artillery against them loaded with grape and comPes
his unfortunate TO take 10 flight The Druses IN
mediatoy enter their villages sacIng them burning
heir houses goods, &c do not doubt but the fAshh
has secret orders from his Government TO destroy aud
ruin the Christians entirely, or he could not so openly
aid and assist their enemies
The fanacism of the Turks the coast is daily be
coming and more visible. and we are menacod by
q terrible revolution. In saba they rose lew day
since TO all the Christians, but thanks TO some
European ships of and 10 Reschd Pacha. who lei
-uddenly for the seat OF disturbance calm pcrhap-
nomeniary. has succeeded. Here, IN Bcyrout. rising
tso took place few days ago 10 put the Christians a.
death but thanks the energy OF the consuls and T.
of the rich Turkish proprieiors calm has sue
c.eied.
AT this moment with the help of glasses, we see
unfortunate fugitive Chris'ianswomen and children, 10
The number of 6)OO or 1000 on the Two ships
war one French and Austrian and hvs or six small
vessels chartered by the mercantile body have sailed u
collect and them from the dreadful death which
awaits them from famine do not knc" "hht 30 many
people will do here live what all shall do, iron
he great existing scarcity of water when the popula
non of our city will be augmented by 1000 or 2OooO
souls.
MAY 20-Fire and battle continue 20 reign with de
-tructive violence all sides around us and the news
we have at this moment is that the Christians have been
obliged TO IRE the regular troops which places us IN
very alarming position, We fear revolution OF the
Turks against all the Christians, and We are now Nj pr,
pared weapon in hand TO defend our houses and the
lives Of our families. Yesterday TIE Pasha wrote 10 the
Consular body that Il WAS impossible Tor him 10 reconcile
the hostile parties and demanded assistance from them
But what can the Consus do between TWO nations equally
stupid ignorant, fanaca. and superstuous Our city
already full OF unfortunate mOuniaineers OF the Cs
iisns men, women and children dying OF hunger. whom
the Consus heke constrained 10 support IN common
charity"
The Duke and Duchess of Nemours arrived al
Buckingham Palace visit the Queen and Prince
Albert. on the 9th OF June
The bill for erecting the Roman Catholic Colleges
in Ireland was sui before the House OF Commons.
which fred one thousand balls a minute The MODE OF
operation is secret but it is supposed 10 be by
plosion OF gases.
According TO the las, report Of the committee on
public petitions ii appears that l0075 petitions signed
bs 232 2Ol persons had been presented to the House
Of Commons against the Msynooih Bill = petitions
signed by l74sO persons had been presented in favor
the bin.
Joseph Conner. the young man convicted OF
the murder of Mary Brothers IN 81. Giess hanged
Ia front OF Newgae Monday. the I'd OF June.
In the Manufacturing districts there has been
much activity apparent and the superior descriptions OF
printing cloths have experienced slight improvement
QUEEN VIcToRIAs BALL CosrUNE.-This much
takedof etc took place Backing ham Palace the 9th
OF June The illustrated George the Seconds
time The exact period chosen the ten years from
l7i0 to 1850 The company numbered about 1900 CON-
prisng the Duchess Of Nemsurs among them the chic,
OF the British sstocraey the diplomatic persons and
principal foreigners in town
THT GREAT BRITAIN STEAM SBIP.-This stu
pendous vessel the of which will rcvolutonize
the OF ocean navigation has eitlhe Thames
where she has 80 long commanded attention and sdni-
ration. She had arrived at Plymouth.
The tagging niercs, of the Parliamentary session
was eniyened on Friday night by personal rencontre
between the member for Bath. Mr.. Roebuck and Mr.
Smith bren They banded harsh and unrn!stakeab.e