New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-20
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
Twelve Days Later from Europe.
Arrival Of the misso uri.
heath OF MADAME ALBERTAZZI.
exsoURCEs OF THE SWISS OANToNs.
DEATH OF COLETTI.
DEATH OF COLETTI
Shah Of Persia going to war with Turkey.


The steamer Missouri left Cherbourg on the st Of
,n2P. NJ. and arrived in New York yesterday
.,,0ios at 9 A. NJ. She cast anchor at Sandy Hook
lat evening at 10, making passage4of nearly 10
d,v. She was hindered by very bad weather
FINN the 9Th to the 9th she was in gale so violent
,h., during the whole three days she scarcely made
100 miles. Though the sea was very heavy the
shin behaved admirably; she suffered only the
,icb.est damage TO her bows and wheels
The Missouri will return to France Immediately
and this time she will sail directly for Havre, where
The dock destined for the trans Atlantic steamers
bss been arranged to receive her.
She brings a very large freight and l6l passen
GERS II in the cabin and 30 in the Storage.
France.
Osr files by this arrival are not so voluninous az
could be desired, consisting of one or two Paris
purnals. the Journ0i and the Courier of Havre.-
We give the leading items Of intelligence which
they contain;
DEATH or ALBERTAzzi.-The Morning Chroni
os Of Sept % says that the celebrated cantatrice
Mad. Albertszzi, died ON Saturday morning at he
residence, st. Johnswood at the age OF IS years -
She was carried off by consumption. She made
her debut in the most brilliant manner at the
Queens Theatre in Ceasrentoia the 10Th o.
April. 1927, aud in $40 she had the greatest sue
cess a. Drury Lane in the GAIA Laura. Her
maiden name was Hanson, her father was pro
lessor Of music; she married Albertazzi at the age
ofl6
Marshal Soult was named Marshal General o
France on the 26th ut. The same honor was con
ierred on Tureune in 1000 and ON Villars in 1882.
The sbsequies OF Frederic Soulie were attended
BY a large audience, among whom were many o.
the most eminent literary men Of France. Victor
Hugo pronounced a discourse at the tomb.
Switzerland.
On the eve Of the grave events preparing IN Swift
zerland says the Journai du HARE. the resources
Of the various Cantons which compose that little re
public become matter of interest. These are the
positive facts: The Cantons hostile to the Sender
bund have population of s67, $40 souls composed
Ofl35s $40 Protestants aud 500, 400 Catholics. The
men above IL, number 275 $3.50; the federal contin
gent 50 lOl men and the militia. Londcehr f6sss
total force 90 500 men aud PTS pieces OF artillery,
which 80 are siege artillery. The budget of these
Cartons is II 81 600 francs, and their federal con
tngent in money ss3,523 francs.
The Cantons of Neufchatel Balevlle, lnnel
Appenzel, which are neutral contain los. 900 souls
Of which 80, 700 are Professionals and $4,000 Catho
lies The men above IL, number in all l5'ooo
their federal contingent 10 SOS men, and 2,l9o sol
ders Of the militia total, AIS men and 80 pieces
Of artillery. The three budgets are 100000
francs and the federal contingent in money $500
francs
The population of the seven Catholic Cantons, OF
the Sonderbu I'D consists of 39l 629 souls--oo2O OF
whom are Pedestrians and 3s5, 900 Catholics The
men above II and under 90 amount to $3.50; the
federal contingent is IL, 1897 men, and the militia
1880 total. 81 1923, and 81 pieces Of artillery to
which there are to be added IL pieces taken IN the
expedition Of the Free Corps against Bale Gam
payne aud Argovia, more than 20 pieces recently
bought abroad, IL by Lucerne and by Valais' to
tai cannon ll9. The budget OF these united Can
tons is 500 900 francs and the federal contingent
In money li9,7ss francs.
The Sondcrbund has then only 3l,s23 men and
lis canon to resist 90 993 and 27s canon that
is to say soldiers in the proportion Of one to three
aud artillery in the proportion OF two to fVe'
Greece.
Colctti. the Greek premier died IN the month
Of August, his disease having been exaggerated
by an instruction W hich had broken out in sew
enl parts of the kingdom. These troubles were
still unsettled at the last advices and without any
man AT the head of affairs, with an overwhelming
foreign debt Greece 10 in bad condition.
Persia.
A treaty had been concluded between Persia
and Turkey, but the Shah refused to ratify It, and
it is said to be making active preparations Tor
war lie intends to commence the campaign with
an army of sixty thousand men. He is melted to
this step by Russia.