New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-20

best practical reftaon these statements by speaking
In the warmest In the enthusiastic terms, of Mr.
Smith OBriens stand for his country, and he wound
up speech by proposing the honors of public eSrGe for
the martyr 10 be followed y public banquet and the
repay meDt OF the fees out OF the funds Of the Association
which the officers OF the House of Commons had exacted
rom iho incarcerated member.
The Dublin correspondent of the Morning Chron.
ice of Thursday last The Of Indian meal has
now become quite general throughout the country, and
the people prefer to the potato the price
which, for some months past had placed II beyond the
reach of the abOrns classes One good effect of this
change in the food OF the humber classes reduction
In the prizes OF potatoes both for seed and for immediate
consumption"
France........PARIs, May 20
The principal. and indeed, The exclusive topic of
conversation at this moment is the escape OF Prince Louis
Napoleon from the Chateau OF Ham, where he had been
confined Ave years months and twenty days under
sentence of imprisonment for life for his absurd attempt
at revolution. On Monday morning last number OF
workmen were employed in making reparaions
his apartment The Prince con,rved 10 get posses
sion OF the dress of one OF the He Immediately put
II en- stuck false mustaches his lips cap his head,
and sauntered deliberately of the fortress without be-
ing recognized by any OF the keepers soldiers. The
General commanding the prison called early in the morn
ing pursuant 10 custom, the Prince His medical
attendant prisoner like himself said that he was very
III and could not be At later hour the General
again called and received the answer but as he saw
figure lying In the Princes bed with pocket handkeT-
chief round his head for nghtcap 1.-THE French fashion,
he conceived no suspicion AT six O'clock however ne
paid third visit this insisted speaking TO the
Prince. Enter !" ssid the Doctor, throwing open the
door. Enter-the Prince has gone of, and Is by this
time far away :" The modification of the poor General
may be easily imagined strict search was set on foot
but without The Prince succeeded in gaining the
coast and sail for England where he arrived on Tues
day morning. He would reach London the same evening"
where doubt ne will remain, fsr long time TO come,
in peace and Quetness rejoice at his escape, although
entertain sympathy with his ambitious projects 1t IS
pity that the Government did not set him at liberty two
three years By keeping him locked up they made
him appear parsonage OF far greater political importance
than he really is.
Ia the Chamber of Deputies yesterday, NJ. Theirs,
In the of the OPPOSITION made violent attack on
the policy Of The Cabinet Among multitude of other
things he complained that in the Oregon dispute France
had declared for England her temporary ally instead OF
for the United States her permanent aly-her funda-
mental ally. NJ. THEIRS speech was long and brilliant
but it contained no novelty M Gazot s to reply to It
to-day NJ. Thiera and the Opposition proposed an
amendment the effect Of which if carried would De to
overthrow the Cabinet but il is certain 10 be rejected by
a large mejotiy.
Mr.. Prescott's Historyof the Conquest Of Meat
co. Cortes has been translated and has met with con-
siderable II Is to be regretted that the WORKS OF
American authors do not md their way 10 THIS part
of Europe they extend considerably the moral and
even the political Influence of country Al present
Fenimore Cooper is the only American writer al all
known here.
Russia. ST. PETERsBURGH May p
l regret TO say that the cholera appears 10 be ad-
vancng with rapid strides toward this CITY, whence no
doubt 1t will in time make its way to Western Europe
The commercial treaty between this country and
Turkey which has been long 10 preparation was signed
Oh the Goth Of April.
From Caucasus the news is not important. The
Polish soldiers the Russian army had manifested some
excitement the receipt OF the intelligence Oh Inc C's-
covian instruction.
The CHoLERA-We have already stated that
the cholera made its appearance in some OF the pro-
vinces Persia carrying death no the principal towns
II has spread from Rokhara Hera and Meshio and mas
now taken the from the Caspian Sea TO Teheran
and Ispahan Late from Odessa state that au
crossed the Russian territory and at INNS
taking norherly direction between the Caspian ana the
Black Seas On the other side The cholera broke out I'M
expcctedy at Orenbourg In the mines OF the Ura noun
tans crossed the Foga and set its foot IN Europe AZ
Casan only 1900 kiomeiers from St Petersourgh Inc
accounts we have received exact It has taken most
irregular direction advanced from West to North
and does have followed the banks OF the river
as In 1928 The cholera which devastated France
in 1881 and 1892 had been raging in Persia for seven
wears 1928 to 1890 II first appeared i'll 1873 at Oren
bourg and shed death around that town for five years 1t
reappearsd at Orenboug in 1929 and one tenth oil the
population fell victims 1t broke out at ST. fetersDurSh
In July, 1884, and in France in the October oi the same
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