New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-10
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
p.r,..r Foreign Intelligence,
p.o,iu.d 5v tse Britannia


.vp,v,r or NEw-YoRx PACKET SaIPs.-Since
tie sailing of the Caledonia several packet ships ron
me Un!ted States have reached port On the IN INST
the Yorkshire, under the command oi Captain ba.e5,
days bringing advices from NewYork 20 the I'm e-
one day later than that previously received On Ls
lowing day the Mernnoa commanded by Cspt Ecwstoa
came up bringing dates to the Goth three Days .a'e
fire YoTk,bire TIE Queen Of the West Capt Nooo
1880 lWilirner's Times, Oct. -.
Accounts from, Russia state that one OF the SOUS
ofschsmyl wis has been for some Jears prisoner 81
3. pe,c-.lrrb has effected his escape il appears that
,rbs niv eisht yesra OF age taken prisoner o.
the Russians The Emperor had him brilliantly educa'
ted at the Military school where ne was cSnanefea one
peared TO have forgotten MS birthplace HIS ccTradss
and professors were ignorant Of his origin and ne was
known By different from his own be Ieit me
Military School last and LIEUTENANT TO me
regiment OF Finland month back BE suddenly ol'aP
peared leaving letter for his Colonel in wnlch ne "
formed him Of MS birth and declared tnsl I'd ha, S
he had forgotten his native country ac Ina -s
going 10 join his father and orotneis. nn ~"
caused great sensation. The young Schafny VINO y
eighteen years OF age was much oeioseo y ms zero"
WINS who al present cannot help sdiring the patience
and courage with which he endured his lot tor so long
time I, Is supposed that ne had succeeded in reach
iny sTedeu A family OF rich Finland peasants have
been arrested suspicion OF having favored mis- escape
CoAs1 DEFgScEs-Orders have been received
10 prepare thirty.three between Hastings and
Seaford 10 receive guns When the towers were aban-
doned considered longer necessary as means "
defence they were inhabited by IN the coasgard
service and their families The tops OF the towers were
ceuenied over in dome form. mp 70 the Top Of the
sufndle on which the swive.gun fixed. The who.e
OF that covering ordered 10 be forthwith taken on and
new raversing course Of stone 70 be laid down
OBrTuARY-The Baron dc Babe whose claims
on the British Government were 10 the amount OF near
ly million sterling, suddenly Tell and expired last
week The baron in his seventeen year, and mas
left three sons An inquest held on the BODY al
which Mr. wilkins, in reply to questions from the Coro
ner stated that the late baron bad been in the Russian
military service and held the rank OF Co!ohel. ne hsu
formed regiment and had betrayed los expenses from
his own private purse 10 fight against Napoleon. Inc
deceased bsrons property al sontz hsd beeh cotsca
ted by the French during the revolutionary war He
had never received any of the money pad to the Gov
eminent and had lived upon advances which nc had re-
ceived from private friends.
The Bury Post states, on the authority OF cor
respondent that there is labOrer employed upon
the railway works at Ely. who tried ind con
vcted OF highway robbery and sentenced 10 be hanged
The morning arrived for his eXecutonhe was placed
under the fatal beam and the clergyman commenced
his melancholy Office and the poor fellow protested his
innocence Just the execuioncr was abou; to launch
him into eternity, was perceived at distance
galoping uriously holding piece OF paperit was
reprieve ten minutes the horse died from exhaustion
The sentence commuted to transportation tor life
At the expiration OF years and nine months the
In the case being upon his death bed sent TOT me
ayor OF the town and told the dreadful tale that nj the
time he he had been robbed of large sum b. the
man in question he had the money in his own pocket
venge shortly after his Acknowledgement he died
The nccused senfo for tree pardon granted him and
as given him by Government on his arrival at homo
person the other dag aaket him how ne felt when he
WINS under the gallowsf lie replied, u didn't SO
much about II, because knew was innocent
USEFUL TO MERcHAsTs-The following is cor.
rect md expeditions plan OF converting the continental
price of corn into English denominations Assuming the
par of exchange be 81 francs per pound stcrlng if
Dog shilings be multiplied by the number Of the francs
III the price per bec,otro aud The product be divided
by 100 the lower figures bc cut OIL the result will
be- the number of shilings per imperial quarter Thus
recent quotation for the price Of wheat being % francs
per hecotrc 226s multiplied by 23 cquals 300 giving
SIS for the equivalent price per imperial quarter. II
may be servceabe farther TO mention that varston of
franc per hecore is about equal to that OF s 3D. per
imperial quarter.
BANK OF FRANoF.-Thc Mopaeur publishes The
transactions of the Bank of France for the third quarter
Of 1896 The general movement OF the caissos during
the quarter 33a000OoO0 francs. The amount OF
bills discounted Paris 216Q000 600 that OF the
Branch Banks nearly l0J00000O Advances on bars and
specie 100000; public securities 100000 Ac
counts current and items 2,762000OOO, about one half
actf the other passif. The movement OF the account
current of the Treasury 100000. OF which o.
100000 actf and 100000 pass; the average of this
account during the quarter about 10000
600 ON the 25th OF September last 1t had sunk TO ~
100000 The average amount OF coin in the Golfers OF
the Bank during the quarter, was ls90OOOOO and the
average of notes in circulation 25S, OO0oGO On
the 23th September last the amount OF coin in the cot
fsrr of the Bank IL OuoO francs and the amount
OF notes TO order 25G,0OO0OO
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r.sr.a IN onaon Tho tr, Of wheels consists of an
es tubular ring of caoutchouc enclosed in eathern
cuse and Inflated With air to any degree of tchtnes de
sired The motion of the carriage is exceedingly easy
,s,,,. ncrcaso3 con.doroh,v In pnris Ar tho Gosn,,
of the saltpeiere under the high temperature which
has prevailed during the summer all the female pa