New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-10-04
ANOTHER DISPATCH.
By Telegraph to TIE Tfi6SHe.


Ireland.
Ia ireland there spPoars to be general in''ihA'
ton to resis. the repayment OF the loans advanced
by the Government through the Relief Commis'
sioners to the several poor law boards throughout
Ireland for the purpose Of alevistng the UNIVERSAL
distress which prevailed in that country during the
past wear Such conduct will M doubt lead to very
serious results. especially the Government insists
upon the repayment Of the money.
Italy.
It's stated in the LOnd0H SIM Of the lsih ait.
that the Marquis Of Normandy called on Gnizot on
THURSDAY. and oiicially announced TO him that the
British Government would not permit foreign H.
PREVENTION in Italy. Austria on the other hand II
was said. announced Der intention OF interfering m
every town of Italy, in which national guard
should be established.
The SeraDlore h NrrscVes Of the 18Th Mt
states that if the protests Of England and France
against the occupation Of Ferara were productive
Of no result. Those two powers would effect
landing ~ Aucona and Civita Necchia.
The Pope was said 70 have declared TO VI. Ross
that he would nos. uniii the last extremity, claim
the assistance of the foreign powers, and that he
still hopol 10 iudgce the trsifians to eyacuate the
town b. the frmness Of bis attitude.
IL was rumored on the Bourse on Thursday that
NJ Guizot had refused tdNoncur in any intcrv enion
in tie affairs Of Italy.
Italy is still the scene OF great excitement In
Lucca and Tuscany it will be observed that the
population have exiorted from their rulers sort OF
pledge to promote Progress, while their liberties
have been secured by the Institution Of the Civic
Guard from the Two sicss
The accounts which reach us are vague and con-
aictinr hut it is evident that serious movement
is gradually working in favor Of popular rights
The Austrians have faliered in the execution OF
their ambitious designs On Italy. Prince Meter
Mich no doubt imagined that the Italian States might
be as easily absorbed into Austria rs Cracow was
las, year bat the resistance of the population OF the
whole Of Italy and the decided opposition Of Eng
/ land have 50 lar wrought upon Prince Me''eIn'ch
that be has written an apologize note to President
/ Ochbensein. whose political existence ne before
scarcely recognized. endcsvorng TO explain away
the occupation OF Ferara By the Austrian troops
There IS 10 doubt that some diplomatic excuse
will be framed, 10 enable the Ausiriens 70 rciface
their steps. and retire from Ferrara, unless some
event should happen, either in Naples or IN the
Papal dominions 20 excite farther the alarm o.
Prince Mesternch lest the liberal sentiments no"
finding loud expression throughout Italy should ex
tend into Venetian Lombardy- and perhaps reaeh
Vienna itsel.
The Germans are as ready as the ltaiiaIs 10
strike blow in favor Of constitutional and hei-
sious Freedom.
The Nntr.VisD, Ne M1rselss Of the l4th ult.
mcniions that an asurecsi0n took place ~ Naples
on the sth ult One accoyt stated that 'he
King had fed and another that he bad fallen mo
the hands Vi the insurgents
The Censor d. Lyons. contains the same an
nouncement
Bologna letters Of the 9th INST. announce that tie
Duke de Modena. and bis family had leit their do
minions and retired 10 Parma
Twas currently believed in Bologna that Aus
tria would take military possession OF the Daehy
AMI was determined to interpose IA Romagna and
Tuscany ,
The Madrid ieurnals OF the 10th and llth ulL
states that the Duke De Frias had declined 70 &C
cept the Presidency OF the Council. bat at the re-
quest Of the Queen had promised TO reconsider ne
subject and to announce his definite aHswef to her
Majesty on the llth
Narvaez. who is intriguing actively IN eorjGne'
ton with the Duke Of Gucksburgh' for the over
throw Of the new Ministry had an interview WIN
the Queen on that day
The Faro states tina, an order had been given on
the 9th to send 200 900 reals to Gen EsPAr'eFo'
and also 10 paw the Qneens household. The same
j0urnal states that Marshal sadanha mas oeeA NJ
minated Minister OF Portug a. al Maard- -,
NJ Cabestany the new Political Chief OF Madiid'
had arrived and bad immediately entered on me
discharge OF bis duties.
The latest letters from Catalonia mentlon the De
feat of Nontemolinist band Of 900 men AZ bio'as
Dapostobeiia. Of another from 500 10 200 men =
Sabaiell and Of three or Tour others Of minor hPol
lance AZ different places
The F5usnso IL Barcelona OF the 10Th inst states
that the French troops had surprised band Of be
tween 10 and rs Carlst refugees, commanded By
Corto,a and Col Ram0n arb0nes, Just as they were
preparing 10 enter Spain. and that most oil them
were taken prisoners
Gen COncha was 70 arrive al barcelona on ne
18th.
Russia.
Letters from St Pe,ersburgh Of the 7th lust state
that the city had been visited with the most terri
bic storm Of wind and rain ever experienced witn
: in the memory Of the Oldest inhsoliant AZ falhea
necessarily or 4. hours while the WIND blew WIKI
intense violence The result OF this visitstion was
the destruction OF above 400 houses Az one PEN
cd fears were entertained Tor the safety OF the en-
tire city and some tinii and saPerstitious persons
apprehended that the end Of the word wn AZ hand