New-York daily tribune., 1845-01-25

,,s wholo garrison turned out under arms. A mis-
,.5erstandrg hnd taken place between Mr. Bulwer,
tho British Ambassador. and Mf Cochranc, M itlne-
-ant Musician, who had travelled through Enciand
9Th guitar soliciting mone, the money hc hand
"A over for the benefit III some Spanish Refugees.
Cochrane, j: seems, wanted decoration @. honor
rom the Government !oT his services. Mariir.z de
Ia Roza would have granted him cross Ci honor
hnt WAS reluctant 10 do without; the appreciation
" ,hs British Minister Ike latter saw nothing in
,he conduct of G0chraac 10 merit such dlsnc,i, r.
and Cochrane declared he would have challenged
MIR Buiwor il his diplomatic character had not pro
,sctsd him. The oiiir sar,ns 10 have excited much
,,;, among the Madfid Journals, who hnvs been
highly euiogi2Gig the selsIGcs and virtues q; Nir.
The number Ct poliGcal Offenders ,ho have been
s,.ouied since the reuoy ai OF Espaucro is 2ll and
N tbis large number only twelve had been tri; 4.
Gen. Jaureguy, one OF tire most renowned OF the
s,,.rilleros lately died u, Eiuotia. he wa, like
nina a!erino arl ZUIbnuo, Que Of ihuSe ,Den OF
IRON who nette, require sleep nor food, and who's
sareta IN licir ruu;h for liier sole food, and hr
,aIer oil the teGeuts for ,her drink, walk twenty
leagues day with muskes ou their shoulder.
Janrrsuy eulcyed the esteem oi all parties.
PORTUGAL.
Adyices lrom Lisbon of the 9th uI;ino states
,hst the Queen prorogu;d the Cories the lilh,
in carson. The spsecn c0mposcd 10y her ninisers
araised the Cor,es for what iney had dnne; which
WAS ouIy natural, as the Chambers had dIuful,
SWITZERLAND
The exci,s,uent ot which thIs country has bee
,be scene in consequence u the local Governments
III ucerne having come 10 The resolution Of inrusl-
inc ,he tuition of youth TO the Jesus who had been
rernit,ed 10 enter the Canton, was great when tie
fsst packct sailed. An attack was made upon the
csnai town oi tte Canton by the lucerne Ljher-
els ON the morning OF the 9Th instant aCd another
,e,oy, fooh place siiaut aneousiy III ihe ntighbor
bood OF Wihssau, evoked by party cl volng;eers
frcn Afsqu he utmost alarm !=lt for the
n.nce oi the Republic, as sc:ue oi the negtbofias
t,onous were pec,ed 10 a'd the insurgents md
,hc Who'll. Republic ct gam iiuvc been torn iih
,slicinUs war. The irsurreci!on "a Lpce:ne, iow-
syec was suppressed by lhe evening ci the 9Th:
ton l,scine rebels, DR.. Sts!ger aod Captain hUi
der Msur, were killed; Others Coouel GuggeDbuli-
Ter and ,he ex x-CouncilIorS Of S;a,e, Baumaun ard
Jsnpc. took 10 fight; and maUy Of the obscarer
Were killed and wounded. Tire other revct also
was promptly suppressed. The Lpcerne Govern
mppt had demanded cid from other C0Gtons; but il
was countermanded, as unnecessary.
PRUSSIA.
The Paris Steele, aliutins to the determination
of The Kiog OF Prussia 10 give 4 "COnstiiut0n 10
his sui,jecrs ajs-'' no; o1iy Is this resolution
taken but it has been communicated 10 The different
ChanceIurs OF Europe. !ho "osiS IS no. only
prof CT but il is already flushed. The bases oi the
Constitution settled. All that now is 10 be done
is to promulgage it aad 10 put IL inte operation"
Tschech the miscreant who recently attempted
the assassination of the King Of PRUSSIA, wss exc
cuted on ,be l4lh inst. al Inc Fortress oil Spandau
near Berlin.
TURKEY.
A letter from ConSlcniInUple c0r,rGdicts the rs
ser,ious OF The Augsjury G0=ene, that Sir Stiat
ford Cgnnng, the British anbsssaeor at ihe p0rtr,
had struck his flAg and left Cons;antIuope, Ia cox
sequence ct some disagreement arising out oi
misunderstanding with lie Turkish government: the
Iul ,tit1,,Y, nm:
pleasure excursion to tie island OF Iencdos, and
would have returned on the 25h had the Wind prov
cd favorable. 1t is true that difficulties had occur
red between the Porte and our ambassador, IN con-
sequence of tho misunderstanding of the Pacha Of
TIcbisond. fire had occurred ut ConstaD1nople.
which had destroyed one hundred houees. ,Ihe
Porte had last been compelled 10 awa!d an ndem-
nity 10 Admiral ir Baldwin Walker FOR his services
in The Turkish navy. TGe Dardancilcs were b5iug
fortified, and had been placed within the govern
mcnt OF Mehemet Ali, Pasha OF Iophani'
EGYrr.
NJ. Bourne's Postal Convention with The Pacha
has been terminated as tar IS that gentleman Is con-
ccrucd and it is TO be sent 10 England by The Orien-
tal to be ratified. The conditions not so salia-
factory as expected.
The British and several European consuls at Caro-
have received instruction from the Eg. pen govern
,nen 10 prohibit travellers from sing the Desert
between Cairo and Suez by ,ilei own convct ances
as tho mcaus of proceeding tween those two pla
ccs are to be srrclly confined 10 the fgypiIea Tran
cit Company.
All, 1andfu Inns been free from plague since The
l0i of October one two eases have occurred al
Cauo during tht past month, and at Dau'iciia an
occasional case is rroricd.
A. fire broke out al ibrahim fachu's Sugar manu-
factory q, Cairo on The 18Th inst. 0nd property TO
considerable amour, was Destroyed
The several ciops Of wheat, BEANS barley, ,cnt''F
and sesame seed are excessively short this ,epi
owing no doubt 10 tho grea, scarcity oi caiGe.
COMMERCIAL.