New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-23
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Letters from Rome OF the 18th inst announce
that among the papers seized on refugee implicated 10
the asst conspiracy discovered at Ancona several
documents showing that Austria intriguing against
the Popes Government Those papers having been
forwarded 20 Rome, Cardinal Gizzi the Secretary Of
state, immediately addressed a note the Austrian
Ambassador spPrsng hioi Of the fact and demanding
An splsnauon. The latter having cOntented himself
with merely acknO gedgDg the receipt OF the note the
Cardinal wrote aim second which also remained
without reply The Pope. indignant at bis conduct,
sent Tor the Ambassador who fastened 10 wait his
Holiness Their interview said 70 have been very
animated and when the Pope conducted the Ambasss-
dor TO the door be told him in the presence Of the at
tendants give you my blessing but you may write
your sovereign that If be expects TO nmidate me
be Is greatly mistaken One these letters mentioned
that the Ambassador was 70 quit Rome in the evening
OF the 18th. Times.
GREEcE-From Athens we learn that the Turco
Grecan difference does not appear TO be near At end
By the French steamer note addressed to NJ Ar.
gyronuo, the Greek Charge dAfaires with directions
10 lay the same before the Turkish Minister for Foreign
Affairs From what can be learned of the contents Of
this note il appears that NJ Coetu has requested the
Sultan nominate another Minister in the place of NJ.
Mussuris after which the King OF Greece will give
~ reasonable satisfaction that His Imperial Msesty may
demand The sultan. however, is firm in adherng
strictly to the letter of the frat addressed by the
Porte TO NJ COletti.
The Inauguration Of Prince Albert as Chancellor
Of Cambridge University took place al Buckingham Pal
ace, in London. on the 25th of March.
The SLAVE TRLDE.-It is a melancholy fact. that
negroes have become the only reliable staple OF the
bscco growing sections OF Nrgnia-ie only reliable
Of hqaidatil9 debs foreign and domestic. They
sold here by hundreds, under the hammer OF the
aucroneer. The domestic cannot compete with the
Southwestern demand for them, tor the plain reason,
that the tO0accOgrower cannot make Onehalt OF one
per cent per annum upon slave labor while the cotton
and sugar planters make perhaps ON lIecn to twenty
per cent
There is in this undenabe Statement, of facts much
matter for serious If not melancholy reflection But
IL Is not my purpose 10 enlarge upon this subject My
principal object IT, 10 call the attention OF the people OF
Virginia 70 the foul game which Of the southern
banks playing upon Our negroes are going By
hundreds yea thousands 70 the Southeast and what
see. fellow citizens We trading Oft slaves,
whom We have nurtured through infancy We are part
ing with them time of life when they have become
able TO help work for living" and receiving
compensation for them precarous paper currency
issued by the North Carolina and South Carolina banks
lRichmond VA Enquirer Nov. ID. 1876.
The AIR LINE ROUTE TO BosroN.-The
Massachusetts, House Of Representatives Tuesday
evening. by a of 1872 10 20 ordered the Norfolk
County Railroad bill to a third reading Thisfs mere
local road II miles long aud was recommended by the
Committee preference the Pettee aud Perkins routes
which contemplated extension 10 New Haven. there
20 with the New York and New Haven Railroad
Leave given 10 the applicants for both the last
mentioned routes IN withdraw. IL is proposed to
open a continuous Railroad communication with Boston
By connection with the Boston and Providence road
at the latter place.
EY- A large meeting Of the citizens Of ST. Louis
held the 9th to testify their qualification at the
victories of the American arms az Buena Vista Fera
Cruz. Canada and Puebls de Taos. The Mayor OF the
City presided Spirited addresses made and reso
Ia ions offered. There TO have been grand hlumi
nation of the City on the 18TH