New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-06-19

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| W. have Lisbon news 10 the 18Th ut. HOsui-
s er suspended since the Jnuts decided TO rect the
onvsption and the farther Instructions from Fog snd
49, snxiousiy expected. Our resident minister osd
assured the Government that no modinesuon " ~.
.erns Of the convention now admissible, ana tns'
| Frrl.ud was determined upon an er-cuve armed in
rsrvent;on sa ds BSDders had sent conndsnnsi hoe
| is-camo 10 Lisbon. and there was symptoms OF DIS
coming over with the bulk OF his DIVISION sno seAuo"
adgns the Queens authority. Col Wyds bad returned
! 10 iis5ou from Opor,o. The sidon war steamer bad
been sent TO - Ubes with French aud Spanish on'eer
! likewise board, TO prevent oy remoosusnse,
| n.ssl of hostiies should such STRIP be meditafd-
9sron Rsnduf- the new Portuguese convoy TO Psris
sailed BY this packet. The French frigste bsyonnsis
hsd arrived 10 the Tsgus Bread 81 Lisbon was again al
/ famine prices
! we elsewhere publish protocol signed by the re
representatives. OF Great Britain ard France and SPAN
authorizing armed Intervention on oensii OF 'ne
/ Queen OF Portugal According % accounts from LIS
son 10 the 22d ut Sir Il Ssymours attempt TO prevent
farher ho.ues had failed 50 ds Bsndsirs had posi-
lively refused sceede 70 renewal Of the srmisuce
which tsrminstei the i7n and had dispatched three
war steamers from 81 Uoes 10 Oporo for reinforce
1,en,s Ga this movement becoming known AZ Lisbon,
her Nsiss,ys ship America and the steamer Poyphe
mus together with Spanish irgste, leii the Tsgus
;,b .sslsd Instructions but the general understand
was that their orders were intercept the insursent
steamers and prevent the accomplishment Of the expe
iton on which they had been dispatched
Germany.
! A letter
the General Diet hsi Just passed vote with only three
dssentisnts in favor OF project for the estso'hment
Of di1erentis duties encouragement TO the mer
camille navy and hss also declared In favor OF sne~
Augmentation Of the duties linen and cotton tnreao'
with stipulation for the remission OF the duty IN case
The Assembly of the states of wlesbsden. In THAR
sitting Of the 10th adopted unanimously the proposition
Of NJ Z4is for application 10 the Government 10 re
Establish the law the press Of the 9Th May lcl4 and
to intervene with the Germsnc Diet with view TO Oh
tain the abolition of the censorship and general law for
| the regulation Of the press.
Acabinst courier has teen dispatched from Vienna for
Conssntnope. bearing dispatches to the Austrian Am
bsssaaor at the Porte the result OF which IL Is said
must bs the submission of the Greek Government TO the
demand tor satisfaction especially when France Is com
\ PEELED to sccede 10 the views of the other powers
The emigration from this country 20 the Jnited states
continues truly gigantic scale IL VIII tnis year i~
exceed that OF any previous year
Italy,
Disturbances have taken place at Leghorn on
the publication Of decree relative to the press Inc
people cried Long live the Grand Duke ana tnen
went 10 the house OF the Austrian Consul and shouted
Death TO the Austriansi" The Governor forbade the
fee which had been projected for the 18th in honor OF
| the Popes birthday but Notwithstanding the people
assembled 10 crowds. aud shouted Long i've the rope
" Long live Italy r. Down with Austria y The ORA
soons had to be called out dsperse the sssemolsge
The excellent liberal example of the crest and good
popa IL already beginning 10 be- initiated by the princes
/ of Italy The Grand Duke of Tuscany has accorded
certain measure of liberty the press for which he has
received the blessings of the people The King OF Ssr
DINA /, is said intends to give sort OF constitution to
his people aud the Grand Duke OF Tuscany Is believed
| to be inclined to do the same thing
At the funeral of OConne at Genos, which was cee-
bra,ed with great pomp. the United States Consul sp
peared in his official costume. and the Consus OF all
/ oth er nations. except England were present
splendid fdis was given TO Mr. Golden at Turin on
the 2ith ut The largest apartment that could be had
in the city crowded 20 and the whole passed
| of with the greatest spirit and good will.
/ ANOTHER Coon DEED OF THE P0PE.-On Wed
nesday the 5th being the feast OF 81 Plus whose best
achievement (his bringing about the battle ct Lepano)
once rescued south OF Europe great doings were
planned honor the in the person of its present
possessor who bids fair TO effect similar European res
cue Hearing of these projects flor strict orders are
Issued inform him Of er1g mster) our monarch At
once inmaed his wish thatth Edss of blue tights and
Roman candles should be superseded ~ dgarai d,sfr6E
ton of bread To wish IL 10 be obeyed sixty gentle
men met Immediately 81 the Dorls palace. organized
Themselves for comnined effort among the siuent and
each cheeruly climbed the stairs OF the palaces
allotted him in quest of donations 1900 dollars were
quickly forthcoming and 60 600 bread tickets put in cir
custion. The remnant is kept to establish an infant
school, lOsny NEWS
The democratic party of Geneva has just oh
tanned a great triumph: the new rsdcal constitution
has been accepted by the people by f votes sesins'
3Is7 The vote has been received with every demon
I strsion Of joy.
Greece.
/ The Journal des Debats publishes letter from
Athens the lUth ut stating tnh oOtn
lively preparing for the electoral contest. NJ Coeti
had changed nearly The whole PrsoRHe of the admins
traton sud appointed monarchs ghout the provin
/ ces whose devotion he could implicitly rely His
/ enemies the other hand were not idle Their emis.
sses rayersed Peloponnesus and continental Greece
urging the people 70 refuse the payment OF the
/ and enlistiDg men for sn insurrectonsry movement
! which to be headed by General kslergi
RECEPTION OF THE KING AND QuEES-(Pstrss, May
l0)-The King and Queen arrived here the 9TH.
cOmpsned by the Prince Royal of Bavaria. The oppo-
10 Of so nj 10 u,ert
him, also did the ministerial party In number about
200 quarrel arose between the two parties and some
hsgs taken from the ministerial party One
OF the oppOstonists was stabbed by policeman and
bloody ARRAY would have ensued had not the command
snt OF the troops arrested the offender and hsrangued
the people. The King was met his entry by about
500 people when petition presented to him pray
ing for reform In the administration Of Government
and close adherence 10 the charter snd the constu
ton His Majesty received IT, and promised 10 give an
answer the morning. which he did not The mex,
day the King received all the consular agents but 1t was
easily perceived that all his smiles attentions werc
directed TO the Austrian consul and French vice consul
Egypt.
Mehemet Ali returned 10 Alexandra at the end
OF las, month in order spend the Summer there IL
his wont 90 do that town being cooler than any
OF Egypt during the hot The Vceroy Is aasin
talking OF bis intended visit TO Europe but the execution
of the project Is still doubtful and the large steamer
which 10 present being built in the arsenal and which
10 said TO be destined for the conveyance OF mis- ghnes
cannot be hsished before next year.
per snd Central Egypt had been got In by the end Of
April and the wheat crop was being at Delta Egypt
will export four million hectoltres Of corn by the
end OF July.
India and China.
Since the sailing OF the Hbernia on the 10Th ut,
we have had two Overland Mails the first reached Lon
don the 24th and the latter the Jst ut By these
arrivals our advices from Bombay 10 May /. Cal
cutta, April p Madras April -, and Chins, March 30
There not any Of importance by either Of these
mails.
The s,ate Of affairs In the Kingdom Of Dude had been
very much disturbed. Ten thousand Hindoos had
csmped around the capital, Lucknow, 10 consequence
OF the destruction by order OF the King Dt two OF their
temples. The Governor General had ben appealed 10
for justice but pending his decision the present dispatch
announces that nosilirles had actually commenced At
Cashmere, Goolsub singh bad established monopoly
OF opium and tobacco. The humane Interference Of
the English residents Of Rad poosns has brought about
the dscootnusnce Of the mmoaton OF widows and the
destruction Of female children. Col Outrsm has been
appointed resident 81 Bersds
The collection for the relief OF the suffering Scotch and
Irish amounts 10 1888 In Western India alone. The
natives have sho deep Interest 10 the calamity and
contributed literally 20 the fund.
The latest intelligence from Hong Kong IL 10 the Both
March. Al Canton the heat had been oppressive and
the residents were engaging houses for the Summer