New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-04-10

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|, troke oat a. re time and on hxed Day IN me
ducbv NJ Posen in Austrian Gzcis- in Crscow and IN
IRE adjoining Russian provinces Posen appears 70 nh7e
teo me head qusrsrs Of the nscrrection and IL was
from here that the eu1issartes went 70 the oinef Pro
yinces 10 repa.e for the movement The fosn feu
pee. In France and lsnd appear not 70 have tafen Oh
rect part In the resurrection and with ne ezcepuon u
one or two who have been taken prisoners none ~sre
discoyered in the country TIE lnsur!ecuon; lhouen
checked 10 some extent not By sDy means oeeh put
down. The whole Of these provinces ere IL ''a' ''
creates, trrment.
According 10 letter from Breslau. dated 2th uitino.
the reb.s of Cracow were in possession OF ioe o~A
late The 18Th and the proysooa! 11vs,hnep.
tcipa.!or OF RI attack the 2oth, by tne
! troops had ordered all the male innaa'ann no..
eighteen 70 fry years Of 20 take up arr
Of the insarrecton proclamation mao pen is' s.,
bor,nr the people 70 exer,ion. and promising aooon
NJ vii their grievances The force Of tie inaurgen"
/ The CITY ofCracow lie extremely formidable.
! China.
From the Overland Friend Of China Dec. 14.J
/ During the month the weather has been e1'feihe
10 cold Inc thermometer al trnes having ranged e o"
s.43 A, Canton and Macao II haf been even coiueii
and after unusually warm summer! me cn.nee tnous1
agreeable, brings the winter dresses Oh European '''
mate into general use.
! The ship Castle Huntly wasrecentiy wrecked on
the coss, o China The captain passenger and psrt Oh
the crew reached Canton after having Travelled Tor on
miles through China. During their journey they were
kindv treated by The Chinese and arrival at Canton
they waited on her Britannia MAjes;y Consul al tnst
port publicly 10 express their thanks Tor the nosphny
/
TO effect drawn up in Chinese ana Engisn' anu
! forwarded TO his Excelency Sir John Davis
II is dsgraceful 10 British diplomacy that Canton
but n few years ego Mt the mercy OF britlsn army
should stu be co,ed 10 ioregneTs and the Insult WHEN
was so long borne 10y East India Company be perpet
uA now the company has ceased 10 exist as com
rpeycia monopoly Perfect freedom OF intercourse oc'
tween the pors China and Hong Kong 10 another point
IN he insisted unon II certain that cearances are re-
fused to native vessels DESTROYS OF visiting this port Tor
commercial purposes OF this there can be no DOUBT az
we believe that all the native vessels that have entered
this harbor have done SO without passes ano a' aoe
TO DC seized and confscated The impedments thrown
In the way ofcommerce at Foo chow 90 another mat
of grave importance, and one WHICH mas pocn 'o'
| long neglected.
The commercial reports by this mail continue ui-
favorable Tho state of the English tea market as re-
ported by the October mail is unsvoraoe' ano rnef
chants are cautious in purchasing The heavy exports
TO America year have reduced the price OF tea In tha
market to figure, and the cotton goods imported
from the U s. this have not realized prces that
will admit ofnny loss on return cargoes OF Tea
Ia our last monthly paper we alluded 10 placard
thar appeared the walls Of Canton intmating That
Foreigners would be permitted to Walk 10 the fuoufos
and cauonDg the populsce against Insult ana not oh
application bciog made 10 the authorities by Mr. Mac
gregor he was informed that 81 copies had been posted
and the OF the places where they were 10 be seen
enumcrated Mr. jackson visited all these places. and
found seven copies four the walls Of the foreign lac
tories the others covered with newer pscrds and NOT
readable One two parties have wakco round inc
civ walls without being annoyed. but Mr. Magregor has
issued circular advising that hIs be discontinued as
the intention of Sir Jonh Davis TO insist upon the city
gates being opened to foreigners and any disturbance In
The meantime would be made preeXt for delaying TO
grant such reasonable concession
! NIisccIlnneOus.
REFORMATION or FEMALE PRlsoNERs.--An i'm
nor.nt step toward providing the means ci reiorma'
H. ~, nr.nncrr after their discharge from contnemeht
hs, u, been made by the ladies OF this town and the
example worthy Of imitation in every locality through
on, the Kingdom Their exertions are limited to their
own ,ex. and the preliminary arrangements have the
advantage Of simplicity osten'aticn being Dis
regarded 10 their ain at practical unNy AS Tempo
srv refuge for discharged prisoners Two decent rooms
bav, boen engaged in Buckin shHm-street nj a very
moderate rent These rooms have been furnished In
homcly manner; and worthy couple who live close
nv have give their grsuitous personal over
sight, A few ladies have consented to take the ind
vdusls whom the institution Is Intended 10 benefit un
der their care consulting with them ne 10 their more
permanent lodging &c md assisting them to procure
INV articles of clothing and giving them such advice
may appear TO be required The proprctors OF some Of
the factories the and neehborhood have kindly
agreed TO receive into their employ such oi lioe-
rated nrsopers as may be recommended by the ladies'
whenever they have vacancies In the establishment
Three of the town missionaries have protered their
service, for visng and mparDg religious instruction.
They also propose deliver weekly lecture 10 the
wonen and such Of their fellow workpeope as may be
inclined TO attend matrony female has been engaged
IN meet the discharged prisoners nj the gates Of the jail
conduct them to the refuge or other decent lodgings
before their associates have tho opportunity of again
leading them asay. Ills understood that the benefit o
This proyison will be restricted 10 those femaes who IN
consequence of n course of good conduct shall be
nded by the visiting ladies or officers OF the gsol
They will also be required to abstain entirely from in
oxica,ug liquors aud regularly 10 attend some place
worship on the Sabbath The governor and chaplain d
the is at Newcastle and aso the corresponding com
ct the London Society Tor the Reformation o.
Female Prisoners have expressed their cordial concur
renee IN these arrangements which II 10 hoped, will bi
attended with satisfactory results Newcastle Journal
$ Soc,sTY FOR THE ABOLITION OF CAPITAL PuS
Is,IsiESrA correspondent suggests the formation o
/ society of this nature IN the metropolis Such An as
ISOLATION already in Glasgow. and ably advocates
It's principles which. well from The talent
knowledge OF the subject they display az from the
chelpness and extensive circulation, have materially
helped the cause In Scotland Such body might be o
much service in the headquarters OF banging
the metropolis.
FuSERAL OF THE QUEEN OF THE GlPslEs.-A
Wincanton ON Friday, funeral took place which crea
ted great deal OF Curiosity and attracted hundreds
persons witness H. 1t was that OF Dove burton com
l mouly called the Queen OF the Gipsies The de
ceased who was ninetyfve years OF age with her sgeC
husband CHE King was admitted into the Wincsntoi
Union House some time SINCE being unable any ionge
10 tramp the country and che died there on Monds.
last and followed TO the grave BY her aged psrtne
and some OF the Gipsy tribe very respectfully dressed
, and who appeared TO feel deeply their loss
. A MYSTERIOUS AND MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE
MIR. Rufus AxteIi young man who has for the las
few months resided in this city. either Intentionally OF
accidentally shot himself on last saturday In the scnit!
Capt Anderson residence about six miles from th
place On the day previous be went to Capt Anderson
: for the avowed purpose Of hunting few days in III,
sun ieit house. AS he did return night
: Csp, A and his family felt uneasy about him. but
Guided that no had stopped for the nigh. neigh
boring house. AT sbou, II o'clock morning the do
returned without his This circumstance wit.
the esnss conduc, OF the dos excited their most fear
II full otebodngs.
The captain and of his friends followed the faith
ul an!nsl who led them directly TO the spot where tn
q young man lay They found him his back with III
contents Of the gun in his hesrtthe thumb and join
dneer Of his leit hand shot os-his clothes most;
U burned TO cinoers his body-ard his gun ramro
>. aud powderlask lying separately his body II
supposed tina, shout half OF pound Of powder whic
he had carried In the e pocket OF his vest explode
n and ientcd his clothes,
he was much respected by his sequsiutsnces, NOR.
"a in his habits snd worth member Of the Chris,si
g Church in this city We understand that he has seS
n Tomato parents in Michigan who viii deeply depore h
a untmey death. tDu Buqre TX
). RESCUE FROM SElFwREcX.-Cap;. Davis, OF shi
Goodwin. arrived This morning frcm Liverpool Tepor
,r thst April i la; - 70 long 81 he te IN wiki bos, b
!, longing 10 brig Juno, OF Greenoc which wrecke
!, srnoas ice March Ssn in lar 10 50 long II 80 W.
"a took from her Csp John Gibbs ,nastsr Adam Cara,