New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-11-09
Fo,e;, I,e,na bv The Britannia.

STEAMSHIP GREAT BRIZAIS.-bE the sIesI-snsP
Caledonia which sailed hence CT ne ~ instant ne
accounts OF Ire unfortunate position OF TITS Robe s'ea
e ID 20 he ID n-;sc: and stated tnhf az solr on
e made on TIE 81 % Sos- ae. asa1 We also slaed 0cr
doubts ina. me attempt would d successful and 20 l.
has a-UTed On tnst GsT steam tusooA, inals az
ir,a-ac-sI e- 70 relieve ne- TIE weather o. the %,
.th and 9Th 7zs sch s. - render !; -nPoSsi7e Tor an
OF IRE s.eazs 70 approach hs- 20 ta' a. zee e1oTs
h;ch had p-e~ousy oeer made 70 ss' hef o. ne sa11s
failed.
since za left T}rcG-u-a Bsy she aas moved s5cu: S
hundred ward. nearer ne shore and cas i-1 ten %
,eI~e feet water Z her hold. II couTe-saloa NICE
had yesterday ~ith Captain Eosken a GU oce' We
are glad 70 Learn hat ne entsrsias snz.Ae
tons OF getting he- or. 5reakTats-s aaAs AID o-ce-
Iaach.aeTy are now preparing wtica VI! aot De put
into practical execution ;or about SIX weeks ano as SIC
nov lies fast bed Of sand between the '*o oeAi =
rW;Iue-s Tines. Oc:- &c.
RUSSIA AND CTRcAssIA-A Conssa1unop.e let
To- of sent % states that the Porte had received intel
lseoce Of and considerable advantage gained *
me Ci-cassans the Russians appears ha, ne
for OF Asahseck near A5askh being short OF pro-S-
ions me government: sent out forzslnz party w1ca
FL n with BODY Of >chsrngs men and ai'e3 sao!t
bit .s-ere conflict the Russians were cTen oacn it1-
in the fort The Crca:sians then oeseised me place
o2znirc hea-y re upon the citadel
An accident is~Oref the assaila1ts. lighted match
fell on me powder ua-azine and caused ~ explosion.
whereby g Russian oTeers ana ~ men were Aii.ea-
The Circaszians took advantage Of the contsien rush
into the to-t and ha-n- put al ire resi- OF Tie gar
r.o % he sro-d completely demolished the citadel.
According 20 The same letter the Whole OF DssnsStan
las Tevoted ami chosen SchaInyl ioE IL cnlei lie :
believed 70 be rledi,at.r- an attack on Georgia.
CROPS ~ PeETUGAL--Our Lisbon correspond
on. says the failure Of the crops OF al kinds OF grain mas
caused very considerable use II the pace OF bread
and tina: failure coupled win the deterioration OF 2ota
toes not in particular districts a. occurred ast year but
GENERALLY trouhout the country. has excited very
ous apprehension OF scarcity OF iooG Accounts ron
Berlin tia; the pee of food in Prussia L extreme
" high the Rye crop having failed In Belgium and
only good but abundant-the rnsoand crop OF last year
being succeeded by one perfectly healthy
SCARCITY - PARIs-Bread riots continue in
Paris and signs Of distress hroushou. France are in
creasng The exact degree Of the pressure It = difficult
to learn a. most Of those who report upon speak with
bias The Journal Ges DfbGis suthoritsuvey declares
mat the supplies both at home and abroad VIII be am
pie and escrbss the riots in Pans to the tact That one
or two bakers who had had brisk sale exhibited emp
" shops 70 = Gies crowG-not urins;l-ated pro5a-
BY by those factions IN Paris that need an occasions!
conspiracy in order feel self assured OF their own IN
portance
TIE CorYT DE MOsTENoLIS-lt IS stated, on
what we believe 10 De unQuesrouabe authority, 1at the
French Government, or IN other words MS Majesty
Louis Philippe has demanded the surrender OF Don
Carlos Louis Conlte Montemon by the English Cabi.
net We hear that the reply Lord Pamerston 70 this
Inonstrous request was the only one brlnsh Minister
ought TO rake-:hst England was Tree country, and
that anv foreigner no matter what might be his polcal
opinions wa. entitled to asylum so long as he res
pected our laws
ADVANTAGES or WATERFRONT CONF ARTMENTS-
The steamer Rather. her passage lately from Cork
TO London spraliE leak and on the mud. She
was full OF in after parts and chiefly 40 IN the
hold the fore compartment only keeping her afoat
The passengars saved