New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-10-23
Cabin PASSENGER, in the Grea, Britain.

Crewe, Sir Lloyd, Mf Sanders Mrs
Crook ;Ir = Mr. Lowell Mr ;Soutnou Mr
Cox Or and Miss Mcconnell. SIR steele Mr
Davidson, Mr and McCulloca, Mr. I G.. Liverpool
Lady MClelland. Mr. Todd, Mr.
De Piabusque, 81 " GiIyrsy, Rev NJ Tucker, MT
and Lacy Many, Mrs and Veaghsn, Mrs AID
Fisher, n II 81 Mesra, Mrs Young. M Lady
Fowler, Nj John Merlar,es, Nj and Wst, Mr.
Quincy MrJeorge Milibsnk, Mr WALTON Mr, Me-
Hamilton, NJ Miller Miss and Mss
Heinsohn, II and Mlnn Mr. Whe-ock, hr
friend Miichi!;rce, Mr. "
BESIDES seven gron-up people and hy children known
as the Nennos Children" noI enumerated In The above
Cabin Passenger IN The Packet SHIP Yec. York Capt Crap
per, 'ed'ea sGied fron L'serPool d" ae ID oct.
A leo! M's y, En- hs, M;s R Ro.ci NJ Mr..
Beecker, Mr and I'M, Mr Raison Mr. Lady
Lady Holden, Mr. and servant
BouNerY, Mr. Hutton, ~ Rosenheld, nr
Cassidy Mrs and Jones, Mr., Lsdy Taylor Mss
Miss and Todd Mr
ceeg, ~ King ,Mr, Lady and Tucker, Rev and
Coolidge Mise Long Mrs 4 child Virgins, Miss
Davidson, Mr and Lowell, Mr. And 800 in The steer
Lady Raymond, Mr. age.
- Hon. Eugene Manners and servant (England) and
Rev. H. B. Bastoc Of this City were not reported among
the passengers by the Hibcrnio they should haze
been.
AS EXAMPLE TO EMrLoYERs.-On Monday. Au-
gust 81 Luke James Hansard Esq Printer to the House
O! Commons. gave sumptuous dinner 20 the whole Of
his large establishment consisting of go persons at the
King and Queen Inn, Brighton The entire expense of
the railway return tickets available from the preceding
Saturday 10 the following Wednesday, dinner tea and
beds betrayed by the above named gentleman. at
expense OF 800 But the greater pleasure Of This
delightful excursion was contained IN the speech OF Nj
II. after dinner
The manner in which he spoke OF social progress"
and the rights of labor and the that il his
PRIDE had been that OF his grandfather and father
TO give fair days wages for iar days work
alike honorable TO him phan,hropist and Chris
tan In conclusion he thanked his people for their
crons during the last hoped that he increased
in prosperity would they also, that they might
again next year and that they had been enjoying and
would enjoy themselves this beautiful watering place
He retired carrying with him the gratitude OF all the
munfcent gift being doubly enhanced by the kind and
manly sentiments of the givcr. Peoples Journal
SUICIDE OF CYITARIAH MISlsTER.-Rcv. F.
Fisher Unitarian minister OF Lincoln, destroyed himself
last week by taking prussc acid The deceased was up
ward OF 81 years and had only been in Lincoln
few weeks. He had formerly been "a solicitor in good
practice, but about five years ago became Unitarian
minister Miss Grub. at whose house the deceased
sided said that Mr. Fisher had recently been very much
unsettled in his mind.
JENNY L1ND.-The Swedish nightingale is
engaged at Vienna fer FIVE months from the LIST of Octo
Der. she is appear in Mcycrbcers new opera, The
Carp Of SilcsiG the performance OF Which is TO be su
perinended by himself The celebrated primo donna is
10 have $1,000 sterling and benefit and is 10 perform
only three times week.
POLICE ISTELLfGENcE--Louis Philippe Orleans
old man. with large head and very confident
preston. charged before the Bench Public Opinion
with most fagitious of child stealing The case
very proracted and involved many statements and
counter statements, but may be briefly summed up as
follows
1t appeared that Spaniard named Ferdinand who
had distinguished himself man nilliner-havln-
been specially appointed peiticoatnaker and en-
broiderer to the Holy Nirgirdied some years ago at
Madrid leaving behind him two little infant girls, and
for the crafty abduction OF the younger OF these
children by name Luisa-a young creature scarcely
marriageabethat the prisoner brought TO the bar
He was an old offender full OF subtleues and tricks
no ofu no M he mo
ing bonRomme which of course. only rendered him the
more dangerous. This. however, the mrs; time he
had appeared at the bar OF public opinion as child
stealcr
II was shown in evidence TINT the petticostmaker
died very rich and there was no doubt that the i'm
wealth of the unfortunate Luisa was one reason
for drawing upon the attention OF the prisoner who
had a.o-therc could be no doubt OF it-consderable
hopes OF obtaining farther advantages by NEEDING III
her family affairs; and farther OF ultimately obtaining
the larger share OF The property on tue Gthtn OF e Sic
ter rcputed no, TO be the vigorous constitution
1t shown that Orleans had had crafty accomphces IN
the business He had introduced into the house OF the
young ladies' French hairdresser uaned bresson VINO
had turned the head the innocent Lusa with the most
glowing description OF Orleans surnamed Montpensier
youth with great precocity OF Moustache Inc mar
dresser BrsssOn had also contrvcd 10 give the young
man portrait panted for the occasion 10 the hap!ess
Lusa and the effect OF portrait OF handsome young
upon girl Of II would be obvious
Finally, a contract OF marriage had been brought
about by the crattiness OF the hardresser; and the
chid-however might be attempted 10 pshae the cir
BY the forms OF lAW-the cnlu WIS III
word s,oicnom herself her country and her relations
by the guile and avarce Of the prisoner at the bar
The Court regretted that il could not interfere IN even
go iscitious n The prisoner must he discharged
though he not Tor moment suppose that ne !eit
the Court with CLEAN hands
Hcreupon the prisoner gave knowing wink, chuckie
and left the Court huInmins Gu psu,on etre meuN
ou an sen de sa fsInile :" Punch
FRANCE-The domestic state o. France IS most
distressing said that trade of all kinds WAS never
so bad Throughout the country the prices OF wheat
flour and bread continually rising even IN the
South in the olaree rportaors OF grain from the
Black Sea- wheat ranges from IS centimes 10 francs
per hecto.t!e bread from 10 TO 80 centines per kio
rain,ne The working classes begin 10 suffer severely
The Municipal Council OF Metz has granted 5000 francs
10 supply the INDECENT with bread haipeany pound
below the regulated price. lncendiary nres devasaie
the kingdom Burgundy particular. Seven villages OF
the district OF Norvand had been almost entirely con
sued during the last three weeks and notwithstanding
the vigilance of the police and the inhabitants II had
been impossible 10 seize the inceadarles. The whole
population had been since on the watch day anc
night and dangerous for strangers 10 traverse the
county In the districts o! Montrgls snd Glen tie ai-
ts,;on was extreme. The inhabitants every where
mounted guard and several persons mistaken for male
factors had been either killed wounded By the armed
peasantIy