New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-04-10


the same day with the Southerner, viz March IA.
few items not contained in ourpapers by the South
emer
The Queen has ordered a general fast to be CD
served on the oath ult account OF the distress In
ireland and Scotland.
Spain.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 5th inst
The speeches delivered by Messrs Donoso Cortes and
Martinez de Ia Rosa Ia the discussion on the thiId para
graph of the address regarded master pieces OF
eloouence by the friends OF the Ministry Abiding to
the opposition Of England TO the marriage of the In
fanta with the Duke de Montpensier, NJ. Cortes OBJ
served: Great Britain desires that the lnants Duchess
of Montpenser should renounce her rights to the crown
of Spain both in her own name and that OF her de-
scendsnts that the remuneration would be useless ana
moreover impossible. The remuneration OF the lnians
would be as unavang as that made by the Infants
wife TO Louis XIV That renuncistion did not prevent
Philip V. from reigning over the spanish monarchy
with the acquescence of England II that remuneration
was worthless would the act solicited by Engano pos
sess more valuel independently of ts inunity, 1t
would be in every respect impossible. The throne Is
an entsed hereditary property, which Is not derived
from the will of the teslator but solely from the force
of law.
The Infanta cannot renounce for her who
are entitled reign in virtue OF the constitution mat
cannot be done by foreigners, but by national Parhs.
ment; and that shall not be done so long as men OF
honor occupy seats in the Cortesso long as there are
Castians in Castle and Spsniards in Spain. The dis
cusson on the third paragraph was resumed on the 9TH
and NJ. Mendizabal was left addressing the assembly
Turkey.
The Unircrs publishes long letter from Constan-
tnople dated the nth ut containing some interesting
accounts from Circassis where the power OF Schsmyl
was daily increasing and consolidating itself The eau.
had of late become the refuge and stronghold oil
the mountaneers attached 10 the old liberties oil the
country and such is their confidence In their great mill
tsry chief that they already regard him ss the founder
of a monarchy which will embrace all Georgia, Arme'
dis and Daghestan.
Tho Mussulmsn enthusiasts" says the writer sur
rounded him with religious respect but that enght-
ened and tolerant chief allows all his soldiers well as
the populations who submit to bis authority the tree
and full exercise of their worship His hberalty In
that respect offers advantageous contrast for him
with the religious desposm OF the Russian Government
that il has secured TO him the sympathes OF all the
Christians prosecuted by the official Church oil the I'm
peror.
- Two Armenian chiefs Zachary Argoutarski Dolgo-
rouk and Moses Knsz Bebouof. OF lhis. have lately
ioned the standard OF Schsmyl The Aussisns having
reason to apprehend that the Armenian Archoshop Ne
sor who was raised TO the pstrsrchsl see in opposition
TO their interests had connived at the detection OF these
two chiefs had summoned the prelae from Etcnemsd'
gin TO Tiiis, to the great discomfort OF ms mock
THE Police" says the correspondent OF the lnlNers,
was resolved to Danish him 10 Mozdok and the cover
had issued order to that effect Out the PEG
pie openly opposed Its execution. we s-e nation,
said they and will never consent TO the Sodieauoh
of that spiritual authority which is the sole relic oil the
past that remains to Us
The religious element is the insurmountsole force
that impedes the accomplishment OF the Emperor re-
hgous designs and amid the confused chaos OF secis
swarmng over the empire, we can perceive TIE ghm
mering OF the fatal prophecy oil Count de Maisue-
That Russia shsll perish by schism.
The journal states that when the rioters Al Mu'
Mich appeared in before the dwelling house OF Lo
la Monies in that city for the purpose oil making hos
tile demonstration. that celebrated person presented
herself 81 window armed with OF pistols and
so completely awed the populsce that they reireaed
The same Journal adds that 20 persons, among whom
six students have been arrested In consequence OF
the disturbances which took place at Munich the Let
inst proclamation has since been published FORBID
ding more than 10 persons TO assemble.
Ireland. DUsLIS, March 10.
This is perhaps one of the finest seasons ever
known for the early sowing OF the oat crop day lost
in expeditng the hopes Of abundant future becomes
a national calamity.
Draining works are beginning 70 be extended as the
Dublin works draw 20 close On the main drain
age works in the country OF Cork there were employ
ed for the week ending Feb "a 1925 and POI horses
The Cork Slob, which afforded considerable employ.
ment Is suspended for the present.
HEALTH oF Mr.. 0CoSsELL.-Mr 0'Connell,
accompanied by his John and Daniel. arrived At
the Marine Hotel Hastings. Saturday Mr.. OCon.
nell Is evidently suffering under gres, debility, and he
bears about him undenishe proofs OF having been Sc
riously H. he is reduced 70 mere shadow OF his
former portly figure At the time we have reason
to believe that no immediate danger Is aPPIenonaed7
ssneuine that the quetude and ssuority OF hastings
will speedily restore the patient to health and veor
brighton Guardian
Scotland.
EpISBURoH, March s--The latest accounts from
Ross shire show that food nong still prevails 70 can
gerous extent new method OF preventing tne snip
ent OF grain Is to break open the ssnsres and mix the
kinds of corn &c plan which has twice been
resorted 10 Ia the above country.
Dingwan has hitherto been the chief scene OF disturb