New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-07


purpose Of killing tine Nr John augustus oHe call
ed upon Young yeianders return to the fed o.
the Association and % abandon policy which amounted
u caution 10 tie Go7cInnen; never to grant Repeal.
The Young IFeaadcrs were pledged 70 moral force
under the Rotun6a pledged Of the 3oh May -iJ Until
the obtaining OF Repeal and the Government conse-
qucnty had their Yecognizances u1u it vas granted
and 0. coUrso would no: grant measure which would
give any body Of men opportunity OF drawing the
sword
Ar O'ConneIl was unable to enter INTO the present
prospects OF Repeal the state Of the country 0I 10 re-
ply the Cork Repcsicrs, account OF the inesz 0!
M clerk As 10 Young ireland the term phalsrx
mad odginsted with the SstIOn--
lie did care what -he young gentlemen called
themEe., eswhe;hcr young pAsla1=, or and old pna
!snx noble phalanx they might adopt the later
il they pleased lucy themselves i;ae CoEciiia
uon Hall kepeale: we're t satisfied with beng called
Old lrelsnters. There vas then noble phalanz
aide and the Repeal Association the other The rent
for the week only Sc-
ar o'Connel was about to leayc Dublin FOR Derry
nam, on account Of Inc state o! his health.
France.
The marriage Of the Duke of Bordeaux 70 the
Princess Modena has excited attention, snd he's
cacuted 10 keep alive the hopes OF he Legi;ima;Ists
France The bride brings her nus band ahsndsorue f9r
tune "nch in the present state OF MS finance VII Do
found no doubt most acceptable. THIS marriage can
not 0! course i.i to annoy Louis Philippe not 50 much
account Of any immediate danger from INC elder
branch Of the Bourbon5 rs from the better position IN
which vii place the Prctcnder hereafter 10 take adj
The French Minister Of Public W orks has re-
ceiycd general repo: the committed % the
floods from which il appears that VII! require up
ward Of 100000 france repair the bridges erbank
rients roads &c which have been destroyed, and TO
execute the works necessary 10 prevent the Icoccur
renee Of similar disaster The estimate does not
prise the amount Of injury suffered bg private property
Subscriptions have been opened in Paris and through
cat the Kingdom in behalf o. the thousands OF wreched
beings utterly OF partially ruined by the late disastrous
flood. IN the departments Of the Loire The hing aud
Hf,ffsaH
sum. but not omuch wasexpectcd Many other per
have contributed literally but upon the whole
the public have not come forward WITH their money 80
freely could have been desired II s true that ho"
ever LAT &c the that may have been raised will
appear paltry for the relief OF Tremendous disaster
1t IL proposed 70 raise several millions by means o.
loii.rya recipe for coaxng money from the peo
pies pockets.
King Louis Philippe is about to appear IN tue
character OF ,nilowner he having purchased the whole
valley OF Lamblore wksrc he intends 10 erect mills
Germany.
Some timH ago a society was formed III this cc,n-
try under the patronage OF the Duke OF Nassau, Tor
sending vast number OF Germans Texas tor the col
onzation OF lands and induce, If possible all Ger
proceeding TO America to unite IN one district 30
establish the base Of separate German nationality
on the American continent The society II appears has
not had the that hoped for and learning
this. the Duke of Nassau imme diatey dvanced 100000
forms to it. besides taking measures to promote its pros
pcrity
ly held up example to all the princes of Germany
many OF whom induce their people TO emgrstc and
then abandon them TO their fate.
On the 81 inst. there in Bremen not fewer Than
500 emigrants waiting to proceed TO the United States
Among them upward of 100 Poles the rect being
Germans 1t mas been observed oil late, that Poles are
quitting their country IN great numbers
spain.
The Roval decree dissolying the CorteS appear
cd in the Gazette OF the lot u The new Cortes arc
to meet the 25th OF December
The Madrid Government has given assurances
TO NJ Bulwcr that the Spanish troops shal! no,
the frontiers OF Portugal The only thing demanded BY
the Portuguese Government was that Spanish troops
should be placed the frontiers 10 prevent bodies OF
armed insurgents from entering Spain as they are IN the
habit of doing when pressed by the Queens troops in
order that ,hey may reen.cr the country al some point
where there is less danger. The spanish Government
gave orders the Generals commanding The troops 60
the Portuguese frontiers 10 disarm such insurgents snd
to send them into the interior.
Portugal.
\ revolution is in progress and II is questionable
whether the the insurgents are the vieors i
battle fought at Niana the 18th, in which the
Queens forces had the advantage with irhipg loss cap
turing guns while the loss Of the insurgents in
timated 200 in killed, wounded and prisoners. An
other action took place al Viarca IN the province OF
1ras Monies where Baron Caza completely defeated
the Insurgents who sustained great loss including two
of their leaders Vega and Rcboo and the disaster is
stated TO have struck terror into the surrounding coun
try.
consisting of 5000 regular troops and 5000 volunteers
and guerrillas An ad.dc camp had reached Lisbon
from the nsurgcnt army with the ultimatun OF the
Count photographic dispatch reached Lisbon ON the
III inst stating tina, Gen. Swahcch had commenced
the bombardment of EllorR. bcntm, however, WAS
determined to hold out and there every prospect
that hs resistance would be protractcd and that the liz
surgcnts would make vigorous efforts 10 relieve the
place.
The success attained by the Queens forces over the
insurgents at Cnra proves after all 10 have been but oil
iIilins Importance though purchased with somewhat
heavy loss Since this affair, the people OF Cschas ard
Aimada the south bank OF the rHCus nave revol;cd
and taken the field to the number oil 800 armed men,
The scene Of instruction not two miles from Lisbon,
yet troops could not 10 spared 10 proceed against the
insurgents.
Poland.
MARTIAL LAW ~ CRACow The town Of era
is still under martial law, and has asong Austrian
garrison After 10 O'Clock Is allowed 10 appear
in the streets without lantern permit II he does
not reply the third challenge OF the sentinel he IS
liable be shot No is allowed 10 keep arms IN his
house under pain OF death person lodging strsn-
ger for single night without special permission from
the police is fined 500
letter from Cracow OF the ID ult says is now
determined and will speedily be officially announced,
that the independence OF our city shall cease and that
the Republic of CTacow shall H. swallowed up IN the
Austrian oGiiaons. Ia order 60 indemnify hussa lor
her loss by this arrangement has been ssrc:d that
portion OF Gacis shall be coded &c that power Nothing
has been said any compensation 10 be received by
Prussia AS the existence OF Crscow AS tree city was
guaranteed by the Congress OF Vienna, anxious
10 learn with Whist feelings the announcement OF the ex
tincon of that existence will be received by France and
England who contracting parties IN the treaty and
whose views the subject ought first have been
certsincd by their three Northern allies.
Turkey.
CoNsrANrISorLE.--A correspondent, OF the Lon.
don Morning Herald writing Constsn,inople the
Goth October reports the receipt OF strange sort OF
dispatch from Lord PAnlerston.
Lord Palners,on hiss senta note to the Forte, N
which he demands the abolition Of Slavery IN the Otto
man Empire. You will rcinemte. tina, when Lord Pom
sonty was Ambassador u; Constanhnop!e siui.st
measure proposed by the Minister 10! Foreign Al
fairs bat his LoTdships dispatch in answer, induced
Lord Pamerston abandon the project In the present
note the question is ably argued, but with OF So
phstry than sound reasoning and with sturdy disre
gard for the feelings OF those 70 whom il is addressed
which must certainly pronounce 10 be imprndent-
Il Is argued tina: there is nothing II Mseouedan law
which objects such proceeding N proof Of which
his lo.dship cites treaties which have been made De
the British Government, and the Mussumsn chiefs
OF Arab tribes Tor the suppression Of Slavery.
IL Is impossible 10 describe The sensation vnich Lord
Pslmereions note produced only al the Porte, bui
also assured, in high quarter. 1, Is proceed
Ing which strikes a. OF the vits principles OF tie
cisl system OF the Turks.