New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-06

made 20 N rrow place the opening of the Great
Northern Railway which ia ,ne most clgAa'lc OF aoE IL
EUROPE, even 10 the world. !is !eor'c win 80
Is 2et kilometres; II Cni.es tcf csp't-. ID -
x!urdouns-paris and brus.ei-; ia uzi1c VII u eu'
Athough toe endorsements are not -, . go.
p..ted There are sire4dy 10 locomotive. sro -
rsses NE. Inc Teasing ai1 me p'nr -
r-r14 ri IN. o.,etin o., 10 morrow viii 10 syfesVas'
n.sgujIceu: :l
Notwithstanding the favorable accounts rece,S.'
OF he cfois ptioe u bread IN Par 80. az me -.
,,s ,, a "a Al 81 eenJrIes ku0sT-H4ie- aud
bread Of .econa qualify At 80 centr'e'
The p,ess, Jaws iha; s=verai manufacturer "ho
had received large orders for America n.y. ~ ,s.
coqrt..rn.nred, OF. scconn; OF uis ee''N4 - - ~
tween the United states and Mexico
n, Romnos NJ. Sanders, who has sac feded Nj
Washington Irving EnoAssador at NEaIo.' has arrived
in Paris. On roats for Madrid
Germany.
Tb.,e !. nothing OF in,erest from Germ any. The
,a1r. aounce ;he Emperofs OF kcsss an Aus-
ina and the King pf Prussia are 10 meet a. Vienns in
S.preL.o=r next
Emigration 10 the United States and o:1er parts
Of the American continent appears OF toe mere
Portugal.
Asviccs from Lisbon 10 The 9Th ult STATE that the
insurrecUnary Junt-s have, almost every where laid
down heir expressing the: ratification with the
general Of the Ter A6mflstrstpu. especially
win ,s-r proposed carol nent OF The Nations. Guard
the dlPDlsshi Of tue LhDfhi4.f In7bo''fr
appointment OF popular cormis.ions IN ins' stesh
Loon and Opouo Theinsurs-nts OF lraS-os- aontrs
aud Of the sou5ihern MARCIA OF the DVufO suh reihp
tier arms although returning HON. quietly nc state
their intention Of remaining armed uh they shiJ nave
obtained pete possession Of The guarantee oil to.
National Guard There been official noifhc lion
AZ yet OF The Junta. OF Coimbs, Villa trsncs aud one
or two other places finally submit,iDg; but In their
present .atc of isolation they lorgrr hold out
and the country may be 'uosisntay regarded rs Anay
pscifed.
Rus'si0.
We have news from ST. Petersburg 10 the ID ult.
Recon, dispatches from Caucasus set forth the
details Of operations which nave been very a6vaI'
tageous TO Russian arns.
Vas, preparations are making for the maria &C Of
the Enperor's dat gher, the Princess Olga
Poland is encnnbered with troops.
Accounts from Posen dated June 9, inform as that
since tt. arrival OF the Empress Of Russia the roies
have entertained hopes tbN, al amnesty would be ac-
corded; and 1t generally rumored thA, u CERTAIN
number would be set at liberty.
sweden and Norway.
The accounts from Stockholm are OF the 9Th alt.
Emigration il rapidly on the increase from this
part OF world the United States essel iHeiy
eit Saen with $50 enicrants, leaving 7UJ prepared To
follow tho first opportunity The greater phrt Of the
cmgraDts artisans aud agricu!tu :ss atd many oil
them nro ,olorr5iy VI oil 10 do in the world.
The coronation of the King and Queen is 10 take
place in October with great pomp sor oil their Ma
jeS,ies has just been appointed lieutenant In ne royal
navy.
Intelligence from Algiers IS ofthe usual character;
tribes have revoed been chastsed, and submitted AT
the date the advicss all orderly and the troops
were calculating enjoying soe repose which the in-
tense heat rendered particularly acceptable. The
sncrc hundred French prisoners by Add
has caused very naturally an intense feeling OF horror
and Indignation.
Dates from Bern 10 the l2Ih June state mat the
Assembec ConsHente has proposed 10 take the property
of conmnnes and make them the Of support
Ing the psOpe. Against any such measure the Bernois
protest loudly, and Will begin another revon-
ton than permit 1t.
The Bern people have not yet brought TO close
Their discussions on their new democratic CONSTITUTION
nli,cellaneous.
According TO the Limerick Reporter. 1857 emf.
grants have lett that City Tor The United States aurns inc
present season.
The number Of paupcrs in England was, in 1913.
l,426,C65 in lsi3 they were ,5Js,i90 in number.
Rumorp prevail tha, negotiations have again been
opened between England and Brazil Tor the admission OF
the sugar OF The latter country
Among the foreigners Of distinction now in Lon
don several young East Indians Of large fortunes
come over TO make acquaintance with England its
ners, customs and people.
The British Government have sent MIR. Hood
the River Plate TO effect settlement OF the differences
between Rosas and Monte Video.
An effort is being made 10 raiec national sub
scrp,ion MIR. Golden which viii amount 10 100000
or IL may be even f200000 The movement for this pur
pose has commenced in Manchester.
The three dead bodies discovered lately at The
the London RirRinsham Railway station. Camden
out 10 be those of three American l"Gias
which had di,lnterfed and sent 10 DR.. Hunter by
sonie American ply sologist.
The total quantity OF foreign wool imported in
lSl5 65 $50 lbs Of which 500 100 lbs
exported The Total quantity Of British wool exported
ph of IA aUf AAru
g,405 92s lbs.
In the year 1871 322 ships and l2.7Ss men were
engaged the Brush whale fishery; in eii these num-
fallen ships and COS being decrease
IN 20 years Of 237 ships and g $50 men, 13-lo0ihs.
Desertions from the French 20 the English Yves
Indis Islands where The slaves arrival become. dc
rc1 free arc said frequent Of late, especially
isolu Martin. que and Guadslcupe.