New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-11-01
Later from France-News OF the French
steamer.

The packet ship Zurich Capt Thompson arrived
on Saturday bringing sdviees from Hsvre to Oct = te
ina two days ls,er than previous dates The news
1. not important If we except the Information brought
BY Capt Thompson respecting the French stesm-r Phil
adephia which he says be passed on the 18th ut In
l.tinde 1921, longitude 1894. She was making about
elebt miles an hour and from her course and the slow
rate she was going II though, that she mu" have
been on, of coal and that she making for The nearest
port-probsbly Halifax
We CODY the following summary OF Intelligence from
tbs Sunday Herald
The advices from Bologna are Of The 25th ult Tie
r.ons arrested sht Of the 10Th have been AT
N.chsryed with the exception OF VI. Pigoz4, Who has
published without the permission Of the censor letter
iusufyng his conduct
TbS Common Council voted eight thousand Roman
crown. 10 arm the National Guard OF Bologna.
The FerrArese on the 22i ult sauiei the Tuscan h's
Tbars ssre erie, Of " Yire Plus TX Yire Pfaapn.
denee ItalsEus" yiU, k Cardinal CraeoAt' The Au'
trisp garrison remained all day on their srms
We learn that six Austrian regiments sre on tnsir
route TO form military Gordon on the Piecmon,ese
frontier They have already arrived az Milan IL 10
supposed the ssrdnlsn uo'eIhhen' VIII A~o no 'a"'9
m 4. .sid that Austria has already e0ooO the
uns of the Pc. between Plaisance and terrArs
/ Ths Duke of Modens has rsentsred bis dominic rs
Mir Inc r.i.ulng duke and the hereditary Prince Of
An Austrian Official arrived yesterday from Ferrars
and continued bis Journey direct 70 Rome ana Nhpes
Austria insists on obtaining the passage Tor body OF her
army destined for the kingdom Of the Two sicies The
/ poDs is formally opposed 10 this passage
| n Zanotini member OF the probationary government
If s4 has Just returned 10 Bologna alter sixteen years
exile
somewhat OF serious episode has disturbed the calm
,h. has lately fallen affairs 10 the Spanish capital -
! Some hint having appeared 10 n Faro Madrid paper,
,hat Salamanca Of the Cabinet, was endesvoring 10
/ create A new power near the Queen, young Colonel
sndsrs determined partisan of Espartero conceived
,b.t he was alluded TO- and demanded an spoogy from
the editors lame published sttsr a lively ar
gurnent among the editors the principal one and two oil
hs colleagues retiring from the paper its appearance
The Colonel was not satisfied with the apology and cha
snses Coelio the chief editor who had retired from
the psper The challenge taken up for him By the
al fsfri. SEXUAL editor, ST. Tsssra and meeting toos
naee but after two harmless snos on both sides the
, | sH.ir Terminated without 10 AIRY on either side
/ II 4. said that the new Captalntienera OF CAtsio
M. Don Manuel de Ia Concha has written 10 the Gov
ernment that hs hopes By the end OF October that mol
one single band of armed Csrllsts will remain Ia ihh
Th@ Queen hss granted = second private audience &c
Col Gurres former Secretary OF the Duke OF Victoria
, The grape gathering has already begun 10 France
The crops ia Provence ROussl0n Nsroonne. hontpeii
ser aud Mines will De- larger than last year The wins
of Bordeaux clsret Is generally thought 70 be excel
lent and extra Champagne and Burgundy will be sonn
dant and OF a superior quality. The khenish wine VII
sl.o be- OF a capita brand. We By tbs precetin.
that the wines rso0ks will be remarkable This year, AM
thsi the rumors the grapes would not arrive TO ms
turty were false and erroneous