New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-05-18
IMMENSE EMIGRATION FROM GERMANY.
GREAT DISTRESS IN FRANCE.
I Conspiracy to Murder the Pope

The Steamship BmTANNrA arrived at
BOston on Sunday evening about mid
night.
The \s,est accounts from Ireland represent the
mortal career of the Lord Lieutenant as rapidly
drawing to a close The Dublin Evening Post
holds out no hope OF his recovery
The Potato blight has reappeared In the neigh
bOrhood of Belfast
oCopnell is shaking daily the accounts which
came to hand through the medium OF the French
papers show that his earthly career is drawing to
close
The weather has, of late. undergone favorable
change vegetation is making rapid progress. Inc
accounts of the Wheat and Dat crops are mShy
encouraging aud even in regard to Potatoes very
favorable accounts are received.
France.
Three men, whom the French Court sentenced
death for their participation in some OF the Corn
riots at Besancon, were executed on the puOhc
square of that town on the I2th u'' oeio'e "' III
mense ooncourse OF people.
The news OF General Taylors victories was re-
eeyed with much satisfaction.
Great distress continues to exist. Bread IS ex'
cessiyev dear, and it is feared that during the
uonths of Nav and June provisions OF all kinds
will be dearer than they have hitherto been.
Vegetation is very backward, owing to the cold
during the last fortnight.
The bill relative to the establishment OF regular
Steamers between Havre and New-Iork has re-
eeived the Kings assent and is now the law OF the
land
Con,nlaints have been made in the Hayre Even
INC Journal that the Americans have imposed a tax
upon foreign shipping arriving on the coasts OF Cali
6rpia-some of them even say that, the conquest
California not having been recognized by France
and other countries, amounts to robbery
Mr.. Bancroft. the American Minister in England
has been on visit to Paris. On Sunday, lith' he
was received by King Louis Philippe. The
United States Minister to Russia accompanied by
Mr.. Colin and Mr.. Ingersol, attaches OF his I'm
bassy, were also received by the King at the same
time
The East.
The papers contain the advices by the overland
mail from India and China From the former the
most imoortant intelligence seems to be the destf
of Rarar Rhsn. son of Dost Mohammed, at Canton
Ills said the business had lessened by the New
Year Holidays, occurring in February and the iaii
ure of two important Chinese finnish the Northern
States.
Portugal.
According to intelligence from Lisbon to tho 2lst
the Campus had taken position of Block House
SQUARE for protection Of British subjects and Brit
isb property. Sir Hamilton Seymour had Proiiered
the mediation OF the British Government to ar
range between the Government and the insurgents
In the Paris market on Wednesday, Wheat de-
oliped 50 francs to 81 francs the sack-and was ca
serlv sought for at an advanced rate,
Italy.
A most disbocsl plot TO murder the rope MAJ
been discovered 1t was first iound out oy 'n'
French Ambassador. he revealed the names oil the
consprators to the Pope. Their intention was u
ssssssinate him while giving audience 10 one
them who was appointed to Kill HIM
A Capuchin Priest presented himself Tor an au
dienoe Of the Pope. His Holiness requested MS
name This he gave but before admitting him.
tue Pope looked over the list Of conspirators aud
finding the name Of the Cspuchin there he imme
distely summoned CaTbines, who, on inc Oapu
ohins entrance seized him and on searching HIM
found he had a brace of pistols aud poisoned dag
ger about bis person. The capuchin vas conveyed
70 prison. Many arrests took place.
The plot is no doubt concerted one.
Belgium.
The Captains Of certain American vessels sta
toned at Antwerp have refused to fulfill compacts
into which they have entered for the convey ance
Of Immigrants TO the United States They alleg-
cd that unless security given to them before.
hand they would not the risk Of being subjected
70 the provisions Of the New Law.