New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-22

-Hs stebiv encn1rsyipc TIE weather al that The
vrcuuris could wish tor; the slec appearance Q; me
cog is particularly spoken Of IS Being mos; aaund-
NrsEgA1 REsoURcEs-TRe development Of the
roinersl resources Of relanG-ten-.2s must 10 lie
aelioratiou Of the wreiched STATE II large portion Of
her popuatou-iss subisct Of stirring interest and I'M
portsnce and which re eTsT approach With The
hiehes. satisfaction when Il becomes our pleasing duty
70 record improvements and incresse n t5e metallic pro
duce Of the country In giving return OF me sales 81
copper from Ireland, sold Swansea. du:ipg the
quarter just ended grscied and that they
nearly double the Of the previous quarter-Pro
duciDg also corresponding increase II he money re-
ceived From Dix mines onJ-oeinE al taai was oTou2hI
t. public tickeng-,rere sole 6,29 tons-produc!ng
S37s02 IS while. il the previous quarter IL was only
39 tons and SIG f0 o. This increase is highly sans
factory aud shows that mining in Ireland las received
impetus which trust will open up new state OF
things and give extensive Employment 20 her hardy and
willing of ;oi-enaoipg them to obtain Tor their
families least, the necetss-es OF life and raising them
from position worse the brutes around Il m 10
one OF socia and moral csn1for That the mineral de-
pos Of Ireland hold cut the hneit prospects OF rye
to The capitalists is fact now genersly &C.
kuowedged and with the increased facilities for the
trapsi; Of heavy minerals which the railway System will
afford and the spirit and enterprise Of the three Irish
mining public companies e1;ensive!y followed up, We
hope gradual and permanent increase IN the re-
turns OF mineral produce il Ireland and corresponding
benef. 70 the CONNIE nifty a, large.
Italy.
The London Times has letters from Rome 10
the 2.,h ut, in which il is stated that the new Pope
Cab!ne: formed the satisfactory manner, Car
dina G1zj moderate Liberal being named Secretary OF
State for Foreign Affairs Prime Minister, and Cardina!
Anal Minister OF the Interior. These nominations may
be hailed The rs step toward temperate Reform in the
/ Roman States.
Germany.
TIE ZoLLvEREIS.-The Nuremberg GG-etts
that Prussia proposed Increased duty OF three
dollars on and dollar on linen threads. The
Cabinet OF Berlin maintains the idea that the system OF
drawbacks would change that OF the customs usion II
opposed the uniform increase OF FIVE dollars on every
species OF thread It must not be forgotten that the
tenn Of drawbacks exists In the association on renned
sugars and fabricated tobacco articles tor which the
duty ths, paid for the material is reimbursed on
their expectation These draw backs amounted Oh sugar
alone TO half million Of dollars last year Russia being
in want of sugars Ssxony supported the opinion
OF Prussia, but Baden and Nlrtembers voted for The
uniform duty OF i've dollars with Reimbursement al The
frontier Bavaria will have to give the casting vote
GRAND DUCHY OF BADES.-Calisruhe, j une 80.
The sitting of tue second Chamber the 26,a us was
pied with the questions ba submitted to the Con-
eress of the Zolvsrein now assembled a. Berlin Ihs
Duchy has pronounced Itself In favor Of sys
tenn. TIE Chamber proposed that the deliberations oil
the Congress should be made public Inc Chamber
likewise said that they were 10 be on their guard against
/ England.
The Carisruhe Gazette states that the Minister OF
Justice Of tho Grand Duchy OF Bsden has just made pub
lie a convention concluded with France, bearing the
date OF 10Th April according TO which judgments In civil
and commercial matters given In ehe! State, are TO oe
given.
GALIciA-It is said that this Province is TO be
divided two parts the Western part 10 have Tarnow
for its capital the other Lemberg The Government OF
Lemberg would lose greatly by this division. The prob
able result will be the resignation OF Archduke Ferdinand
Baron de Krcg is spoken OF his successor and Count
Ladzau2ki Governor OF the Western Dstrlcs he
Augsburg Gdrete states tina; the conference at vienna
had decided on speedy withdrawal OF the remaining
Russian Prussan troops from Cracow and on The re
OF tatves Of the three Powers Ihe au-
thorities are occupied with settling the asirs oil me
peasantry The redemption of the e0'reeS IS become
necessity Gaca. and beiss concerted 10
that effect.
letter from Vienna mentions that the States OF
Lower Austria held their h.s siiings on the 23i u
Among other objects be submitted TO their
are the OF putting end 10 the obligatory service
Of the peasants establishment OF rural police and the
creation OF provincial banks
A letter from Berlin, OF June %. states that the
preliminary investigation relative TO the plot discovered
10 Poland and particularly respecting the persons ar
rested al Sonnenburg. IL terminated. Commission ID
TO be- appointed try the prisoners II Is believed that
the pupishments will be light.
w read in a priv ate letter from Frankfort " that
at Kowno Wilma shsts fired at post chsise
occupied by of the aids decsmp of the Grand Duke
Michael of Russia. Eight bullets pierced rho carriage
but the aid decsmp escaped unhurt II Is presumed
the authors of this attempt believed that the Grand
Duke Michael or the Emperor was inside the vehicle.
Hungary.
Letters from Hungary mention tina, fires daily
broke out In every part OF that country Two towns.
Liebi,z and Durandt In the Carpalhsn Mountains had
greatly suffered la the first - houses. and In the
and upward Of 100 besides the Lutheran Church had
been reduced to ashes. There was every appearance
that they had been wilfuiy BET on ire
Saxony.
Letters from Dresden OF the 23d ut mention that
the Russian ambassador had insisted that the eXDicta-
tor of Cracow should be delivered up to his Govern
men, Neither Aussris nor Prussia wished however to
deaiu him prisoner The following week Tyssoissl was
To Trieste with the Govern
ment and under the protection Of Austria He will I'm,
medistely atterward embark for Ncw-fo-k.
Portugal.
We haze accounts from Lisbon to the 30,h ult.
A Misuele movement, had manifested Itself in the pro-
vince of Tras-osMones. Al Montacgre, small town
near Chaves Don Miguel had been proclaimed in due form
by party o! armed Who on the appearance OF de-
achment OF troops Immediately dispersed No lear was
entertained In Lsbon Of the result OF the movement. Gov
eminent had ordered the eth Regiment Of Infantry De
ready 10 march for OpoEto precautionary
Prompt measures were taken check any farther attempts
the Mguetes and the Government place full reliance
on the cordial support of all of the Liberal party
Everything in Lisbon was tranquil London Times, Ith.
Algicrs.
Marshal Buseaud is expected in France shortly
after the marriage OF Mademoselle Bugesud. he viii!
return with ~ Savandy Minister Of Public Instruction.
Nothing respecting the government of Algeria is
yet decided
The Won,ielr Algerien of the 25,h alt. gives an
account Of affair between the force under Col Eynhrd
and body Of the enemy consisting OF 600 infantry and
SO cavsry, Self on the 9Th. The enemy YVES dis
persed after leaving than 50 dead on the field OF
bstls. The French bad killed and "a wounded. On
the 10th the French attacked large ksbye force. and
dispersed H. after combat OF six hours The loss OF the
Ksbyles 10 sad 10 have been considerable
London News, 9th.
Iceland.
The eruption OF Mount Heca still continued, &C.
cordne the laes; accounts OF the 18th OF April. The
pillars OF re from hree the hight
1900 English feet, and broader than The largest
river in the island the Perrsen The lava has already
formed several high hills. Pieces Of pumuce stone,
SCORE. weighing cwt- were thrown 10 distance OF a
league and half. The ice and which covered the
mountain 70. many centuries wholly melted and the
river RSngen has in consequence frequently oveowet is
banks.
Algeria
The Epcgpe publishes letter dated Oran, June
IS. which says:
boa; arrived OF the PC Rlt from Deul:na GhazaOu-
a, with important dispatches from Genera Csvssnac,
which bring Of great interest Some Arabs Tor me
most part belonging 20 the tribes which had actively pa-
cps,ed IN the hatchery OF SciBrah, had taken adssn-
ase o. the momentary absence Of The General. who had
sune in the direction Of Morocco 10 attack The attachments
occupied IN the works OF The road -c Ghazaoust 10 he
discontinued their works,