New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-21

,bs hsIs ~ ~ bsr,s, vouo,s.r bsitsions snd even
the Lisbon Municipal Guard. aoy such PROJECT Is;
therefore, pcsipoo~d sthoush Il Is known that SVao
De supported BY th- bulk "a the garrison
Tbs last Eng sh pscke; brought 10 Lisbon IRON i2s
thu RoyNist General. Povoss well a. the other hoy
ais, Generals Bernsrdiuo. Goedes and Rsoocho isry
In the service OF the op0rto Jgnis They were accom-
panied by Don Cristovno De Vuhecs snt some other
distinguished Royalist Gentlemen Their eonaos b Lie
bon connected with the late determination OF the Roy
sss body take part la to conns elections >-'nhor
Povoas who snl eager Poiiticlsn and stlEafrs
Ia Ia his -0th year.
, The sans p,ckr, broagtt t. Lisbon Mr.. Moock,on
Mnss the eminent poet ana member tor Ponsirscs =
Mr Mloes has been prrssnted 81 Court and received
with great distinction lie proceeds BY the mex, psckst
10 company With Mr. Lockhsrt The distinguishes author
OF A4csxl Spanish Ballads and editor OF the esaytry
Rsrie, on an Anislusisn tour, and thence T. Madrid
Italy.
Affairs continue in an excited state. On the 18th
Lii the Duke Of uccs under pre,ence Of III health and
after in,lituung regency quilted bis ests'es without
fixing any period tor dis return. The Duks s~ report
ed 10 have been st Milan and by some suppose W
have He'd 10 Vienna taxing the royal plate Win nim
but In a few days he published decree from Modens
shameessy breaking his previous pledges n law, o. tn
liberty Of the press and the institution OF tns Nsuonsi
Gusrf which few days before be hsd formsiy pro
claimed TWAS believed that the Duke Wa insusst-d
t. this act Of perrdy ~ Austrian agents.
10 Sicily ani Csabgis the accounts are OF the irost
de Al M-ssns where disturbances
had taken place the NsapOlitsn troops queed the move
mem, and iu,uturng court marshss on the sps' shot
twenty I'VE young men belonging To all eissss Oh SO
cety. These saoguinary executions nso exe'ea great
horror a, Naples. Reggie had been eorsosrded by =
division OF steam fri gass and sgresf many houses we're
destroyed with Considerable loss OF lie The I~o 81
cities are 10 a disturbed state Ths differences oe
tween Austria and Rome continue unscusted spd yer
the Ausuians evince disposition TO withdraw from
FerTars Austria has issued circular. protesting that
il holds ia respect the Independence and n'iosohy OF
the italian states but ths ooe OF the document n" eS
cited lively discomfort at Rome The Priocs OF Csnao
h.rsnguad the people al Bologna aud ferr>rs ms
speeches caused excitement but his proceedings
Incurred the stroug dlsspproosuon OF me snhor'
/ ties.
NAPLEs-rhe situation OF the Two Sicihes was
becoming alarming for the Government iasurrec'ion
everywhere sud IL doubted that the hos could rely
much longer ON the loyalty IT toe troops although they
hsd hitherto willingly contributed the repression II
the revolt Ia Sicily The King OF Naples expects "a oe
able 10 order by means Of terror Ire pfe'oi
Courts he has established At Messins ana other towns
have bser instructed 10 show mercy All the insuf.
cnts ts,n with arms their hands to b. Tried add
| Immediately shot Ga the 18th alt twenty n'e young
men twenty and thirty years OF sge belonging
to ell classes of society, were putto death ~ hessna
The poouls,ious OF Suspected ocses were 20 be dec
mated The account Of those saDguinsry executions
had excited at Naples general ieeiins 81 Indignation
and horror.
Latec accounts to the 20th ut state that the news
from Naples was favorable the Cause Of the Insurgents
The rslornsrs 40 they call themselves bad completely
defeated the Royal troops 10 tne provinces OF camp
Bssso In Calsbrs with OF 200 killed and wounded
The brother OF the Cardinal Secretary OF stats. Pie
tro Ferrs, LETT Rome the 22t with letter from the
Pope t. the King Of Naples accommodating TO uss elem
.rcy toward the prisoners The Archbisho9o OF Cspu'
had arrived az Rome and demanding OF Hts Holiness,
the nsms OF his Government 10 publish An spos'olica
letter inviting tha population of the Kingdom OF the iw'
Sicilies TO obey their Sovereign
Prussia.
A deputation from the manufacturers OF Prussis
have had long conference with the Ming on the suoJec
OF manufactures and prayed his Majesty 10 revise h'
Tarif and afford Native Industry more protection The
King repsd that this Tariff arranged toe the o-neh
OF the community snd not OF cisss and 'hs'
was impossible 10 grant their request
) Austria.
The financial affairs ct Austria underwent shor
but severe ths 18TH and 18th ult Baron hu
beck the Minister OF tinsnce, was, on ths l'in UT
obliged to withdraw from the ma krt /" purchaser
railroad stocks OF which ne had repeatedly declares
himself 10 be continual aud honest buyer Al the price
fixed OF 100 for Vienna GoggniIz Iuc tor venice Ms'
andes tor Central Hungarian soch The attempt oil IN
Austrian Minister 10 bolster up prices hst led 10 undu
suecu alton then on the 10Th hs retired from tho maj
ket causing fall Of from 10 10 per cent From TN
state OF panc the Spectators wer relieved by the exsi
lions of Baron Ro,hschd aud other eminsot bankers
Who made such representations 10 Prince Meuernicl
that they prevailed upon him 10 resume the govern
mental purchases, and Baron huoeck according,
, bought ss00O0O sterling In one day. Whether Uni
proceeding will jeopsrdize the position OF the Bsn'
OF Vienna remains t. be- There cannot be- douo
OF the integrity of the Austrian Ministers but ,e bo'
sttempt TO keep ny or regulate p,ices oy 'ovesnmen
purchases has never yet succeeded and II poitcs
events supervens Ia Austria. Prosst aud coun
terprotests respecting tho occupation OF fers oy th'
Austsns being exchanged out As YET there appea
no disposition the part ot Prince Meitefuich TO TO
cede frops tbs position be has taken
Russia.
The Emperor Of Russia quilted St Petersburg
ON the 18th ut accompanied by her Royal Hghness th'
Duchess OF Peuchtsnbers and his Aides Gene
rails Orof and Adlerberg His Majesty proposed TO pro
coed 10 Moscow and thence BY New % inc -outneri
provinces Of the empire.
Letters from St Petersburg OF the 18th alt stat
that previous 10 bis departure from Moscow tho Empc
ror had decreed levy oiseven men psrevery iepinns
bso,s I'm tia northern government Of the empire which
produced about 10000 recruits lt was reported 10 -
Petersburg that the Choers had appeared there sDf
that II wss for that reason the court "a, Ir"cssu V
Moscow One letter mentions that tn. epidemic had mo-
vet extended beyond Cnsrow that was much less fata
than formerly and thst the mortality was scarcely one
out Of every 20 cases
NJ. Piscstory, the French Ambassador at Athens
va. using every effort 10 procure the appointment OF
Rgss Pslandes successor to Coettl In tne Presi
dency OF the Council NJ Pslamidesi s tho mere tool o
France and Sir Edward Lyons was IL Il said oxsrtp,
all his influence prevent the syowed enemy oil EGG
land being raised ~ ths nesf Of tho Greek Government
partial insurrecton had broken out In Acsrnsnis-
The rebel chief Grizots had not oied OF bis WOUNDS
He had reached the leland OF Chic In safety where h
was well received by hs Turkish authorities his arm
was smputsted with complete success and no w~ o.
the last accounts In a fair way OF recovery
By the latest dates 10 the 2lst uuno We learn that
G. Glarakis Minister OF Public Instruction. had Deei
charged I'd taris with the direction Of tbs Department
of Foreign Affairs The revolt Of Colonel PhsrmaA
had been enc gecsy repessed and that chief had nss
into the mountains with only Is OF the 10 men v ~
had ioped mia standard. General GrivAs was stil .
Prevesa recruiting psrssns Tor another expedition int
Greec. His force said 10 amount 70 Of least ~
men.
Australia.
I Sydney papers, by way Of Singapore have CONS
10 hand reaching 10 May stn. That colony 10 10 hour
ishiog condition Sir Charles fitzroy opened the las
session Of the first legislative council OF New Souu
Wsle. on the lth Of May The speech IRON I'd
throne on lhe occasion described a. giving seners
saisf.cson Il congratulated the members 90 inc gen
eral condition VI the colony-tns abundance, chesp
noes and excellent quality OF all tins pecssssries of lie
and the nOurishing state VI the revenue
>ew-ZsaiaBd.
The latest intelligence from this country is - th'
g,tn Of April The Me-. ZealaDder OF that date inform
US thar Governor Grey arrived from Wellington ia 'n
ssamsr inaexible On tho 18th During his absence d
had visited New Plymouth where DO had several lntef
vie 70 with the natives with svisw ~ the settlement
the land disputes that district After personal 10
spectou Of the locality aud hearing the statements
The settlers and natives on the spot bis txcehsncy ns
determined upon 1rst securngto the natives o. toe pAe
large reserves OF land for their purposes ADD tnsn PAL
chasing extensive to meet the demands oil the ~