New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-26
Foreign Intelligence.


night we copy the following digest Of news receive"
By the Hibernis.
TIE PREsrDEsrs MEssAeE-Ths English Pa
pers ertcse the Message Of Mr Polk with consoeIa2e
severity. well account OF is gfes' Iens'n = ~.
the sentiments IL contains They efloenuy % DIV y.
gard A. nat ia accusations Of the Mexican Government
nor ave the President much credit ior eltnef bohesl u
l s,s,esmsnship. The London Chronicle, Tor example
says: .,.l 49,, .bo,i5
run on thus tia, Il should parade hypocrisy IN the dsy
hsht that il should insUl; TIE understanding Of ~oia
Il seems NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. not a. ina'1eI VI P
eiple or partzsnship az matter OF rlgni OF "iOns
ooint Of honesty or fasehood. We lay the mofay Of
the thing aside We place Il IN the limbo OF tnnss Iot
OF earth and which Will not be found IN neaFen-"ltn
the Osihs Of lovers the truth Of eptspns 'hs s0n,s
eordeIes Of Guzot and the bonds OF Pennsy wanna we
deal with the exposition Of such gross taacies 81 moe
OF Mr. POiks speech, simply as nnaer Of aaFocacy
a question Of viss foolish, Of clever or stupid OF
policy or OF folly To what end make statements tns'
will deceive no one and which viii undo 30 mucn crea
/ 1t for the future
The snswers for the sake Of those who want an ex
for being persuaded for Tie sake o. me
othe future Governor Of California or TIE ienoeIhe's O
the scruples Of the expectsn Judge Of Jansupss 10Y
the Solicitor General Of NewMexco ior the IeHgious
missionaries that shall appropriate the PICKED soos o.
Coshuis for the the pssm-singing rinemen ust are
choosing their localities In Zscstscss for every amer.
can that has either promise hope Of spoil 10Y tne
bona fde specus,or hs has definite views OF me par
,icular Mexican that he 10 rob. and Tor me san
eine Anaschsr that 10 dreaming indefinitely Of an ~
/ Dorado. All these want Justification Inc oe-
nsnd creates tie supply 20 cssusiry rises IN ine mar
{ ket
Eight ia TO Judge in Of Mr. Polk that IT, 70 Judge oil him
in way disagreesble 10 himself To Imagine tnai ne
had sufficient faith in his own defence 10 mistake Ms
Message for justification Of his conduct In the eyes Of
any part Of Europe or even In those Of hall America
would be him Of the disrePutaDle BLINDNESS OF
sincerity He must know himself fbstthis not the case
lie has put himself beyond the reach OF credence Inc
best thing that can be said Of him is that be knows his
! position
The massacre Of the Christians continues in
| Turkey Mar Yohannsn the HISTORIAN Bishop who
visited Newly come years ago. has been inPaiea
alive by Bedrhsn Bey. The HISTORIAN Pastors hsd oil
poured over their bodies and were then roasted alive
before slow FIRE, amid the jeers and savage yells OF
their tormentors Sixty seven villages have been laid
waste and eight hundred Christians put 10 death by
torture by the Mahomedans Neither women nor chill
dren spared in this savage buteheTy.
! Lord John Russell had issued a circular to his
supporters in the House Of Commons soliciting their
attendance At the meeting OF Parliament as measures OF
great importance would be considered and hrst among
these would Do how to relieve the Irish poor.
One American house established in the Midland
Counties for England and New York has BY last steam
err ordered forty thousand barrels OF flour 10 lieu
OF remttsnces in bills.
The Turkish Government is preparing a code OF
commercial laws which is 10 be msnly founded upon
the provisions of the French code.
The pianist List, has recently married, at
Prague the daughter Of wealthy jeweer. who is said
to have brought her husband dowry OF three millions
offrancs.
About 900 vessels bound for the Black Sea. to
take in corn detained at Constannopc the 30h
ut by the storms which hsye been raging in the Black
Sea.
Dssatisf faction in the British West Indies, caused
by reduction of the sugar duties has compelled the
Home Government 10 mature plans for the ntroduc-
ton Of iabOrsrs from oG 10 BE- o0Rreyed BY steam 10 the
Islands.
The Prussian Government has in order TO check
emigration 20 America decided that the crown lands in
Prussia and Posen of which the leases fall in during the
years lsi lsis and 9 shall be set apart Tor persons
who would otherwise be disposed 70 omigrstc
La Denmark the import duty on corn, gronts'
and -four has been considerably reduced by royal or
dnsncc OF the 9th Of December
A plan Of National Education is said TO be in
preparation by the British Government
The people OF ireland Ere petitioning Govern
meut 10 prohibit the distilaton OF grain.
The December overland mail reports tranquility
in India.
Twelve thousand men are to be added to the
British Army.
Louis Philippe is said to have proposed Con
gress Of European nations.
Abdel Kader is said to have proposed TO make
peace with France.
Subscriptions for the relief Of the poor are being
made IN England.
In no former period Of her history has this part Of
the United kingdom exhibited such miserable and alarm
ing aspect at the present time Starvation OF the most
dire description stalks throughout the length and
breadth of its provinces disease and death hurryne
their victims from of the stage OF nme. and millions OF
brave but misguided people know not how and where
to brave the awful misery which haunts their noon
day walks and midnight visions. So great and IN
psralleled Is the amount OF destitution now prevailing
that the efforts OF government to abTcge and mitigate
the suorings of the distressed prove unequal TO the
hon lae iatf ha hn
rifying picture OF misery which daily demands re-
lei. In fact In many instances. the Irish cabins
are little better than charDel houses where the dead
uncaied for unburied lie fostering by the eide Of the
dying Day after day. the details Of wretchcdncss
and suffering laid before the public through the medium
of the Irish journals Liverpool has practical proof Of
these statements Her charitable finances have been
swallowed up OF late In awarding temporary relief TO
the nnumersbe number Of rish psupers who frequen,
the port The accounts which have reached US since
the sailing OF the last packet state tina. the lsbOrefs
the noishborhood of Ban,ry are moved down by fam.
me and those who yet able 10 brave starvation look
gloomiy forward 10 the day not far distant they be
heve, when they will be found either fields
mountains without the consultations Of clergy or the
comfort OF friends.
France.
The royal ordinance for the convocation Of the
Chambers has not yet appeared but doubt Is enter
tanned that the day that will be fixed will be the 10Th Of
January, The ressembng of the Legislature Is looked
forward to with great interest as the matters TO be dis.
cussed of vast importance md carry the cues
uon of war or peace in their solution.
The intelligence OF the arrest of the French Con-
sui in California by the United States commander is
generally discrediied. No believes that the French
Consul have given any for such an proceed
ing and even II he had II is not considered likely that
any American officer would have had the mprudcnce to
throw into prison diplomatic agent OF France.
The Government has authorized American corn
imported into England to be brought to France in British
vessels This has caused great dissatisfaction TO the
shipping interest
The minister of Commerce has just issued a roy
Al ordinance, authorizing the expectation Of beetroot
sugar to foreign places. This viii have the ei
feet of enabling the French sugar makers in France TO
send their goods 10 England In the third month OF the
presen, sugar making the production of beetroot
sugar in France amounted 10 l6i millions klogrsmmes
being an increase OF o. millions the corresponding
period OF last year.
The NoRtesr contains a royal ordinance, de-
csng that though according 20 the treaty OF commerce
and navigation concluded in 1895 between France and
England which ordans that the products Of Asia Ari.
ca and America imported in French vessels into ing
land and In English vessels into France 10 be al
nitted only in bond tor reexportston yet under pres
ent circumstances Il would not be advisable to throw
any obstacles in the way OF obtaining additional sup.
plies Of the said uesty Is suspended until farther
orders in what relates American corn and -four i'm
ported from British ports.
The Protectionists are bestirring themselves &C
lively IN opposition to the Free Traders, and have