New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-08-04
BY GREELEY & McELRATH.
VOL. VII. No. 90.


Danube and Prague and Dresden Railwsys
STONE RorE.-A rope, nearly three mile, long now
lies At Gateshead England which The other DAY
stone 10 thu bowels Of the earth smelted the store
yielded iron The iron was converted into wire The
wire brought q tho wire-rope mandatory near
Gaieshead and there twisted into line 1850 yards long
Il 10 the stoutes rope OF the kind made 4, weighs
70 tone cwt and will cost the purchasers $3.50 Its
Intended for the incline the Edinbursh and Glasgow
Railway near the latter city. rope Of hemp Of equal
strength would weigh 33b tons and cost 81 400
Lord George Pentnck in a letter 70 the Spanish
bondhoders Describes Cuba snd Porto Rico as rich and
easy prizes 70 he disrsined upon for the payment Of
ioriy'sx millions sterling. due from Spain to British
subjects
A Gun Cotton Mil or mandatory, at Favers-
ham. England exploded last month, killing Mr.
Toppins- a chemist, and nineteen other persons.
It will be seen by the following, from Wilmer
Smith that the great Poet Of the Lakes has lost his
only daughter
DEATH or WORDswoRTHs DAUGHTER We sincerely
regret 10 have the melancholy duty Of recording the
death Of Mrs pullman wife Of Edward QuinsD, Esq
and only daughter OF the venerable Poet Laureate
WoTdswOrth. she expired 81 Rydsl Mount the poets
residence ~ one o'clock Friday week. after many
weeks suffering from pulmonary consumption. Mr.. aud
Mrs Quinsn had been In Portugal last year and was
hoped that she had quite recovered her health but she
never rallied from the effects Of cold caught IN short
journey In the north ncsutOusy made lsst winter ny
dal Mountthat happy retirement which so many have
seen. and 90 many have thought offs now the
abode of beresvcd parents and beresve1 husband sOr
rowing the loss of Of the brightest and kindl
est spirits that ever Rladdened home.
The Duke Of Leinsters eldest son, Lord Kildare.
is about to be Married TO Lady c. l.. Cover. daueh-
ter Of the Duke of Sutherland The arstocracy
ike equality it seems-lo the democracy
His Holiness the Pope is still proceeding in his
work Of regenerating Italy and advancing the
cause Of humanity.
Grent enthusiasm had been excited in Rome by the
publication the 9Th inst of DEGREES for the formation
Of national gusrd On the French model aud the con-
sruc,on Of Rslroais through the Papa territories 1t
is also reported that Plus X. had refused 70 sign de-
for the Punishment Of 100 persons obnoxious TO the
cardinals Several Of these dignitaries favorable 10
Austria 10 immint danger from the excited popu
lace bu rescued by tbs timely interference Of the
popular leaders.
The Dublin Ecerin9 Herald ssys-" Five persons, last
week renouuced Popery in st Audeon Church" and
describes one of them, Dir. John Mshane, as having
been en- poyed for years literary teacher In differ
eDt Romish seminaries"
The Arrangement between THE DUKE and Miss
Burdett Coutts seems " progressing" 1t is fair
business transaction "a Joint stock affair in which
he puts in reputation and she capital;
THE DUKE AND Mss BUEDETr CoUrTs-The Atlas Of
Saturday Gays There Is no longer any doubt Of the
preliminary srrsngcm, us for the approaching marriage
of an ilusir0us duke With lady distinguished no less
for charitable muuihcfnce than her wealth are near
ly completed By this union the great banking hrm VIII
once more be in the hands OF duchess. while. the
other side the fortunes Of the house OF the hero Of
hundred battles viii be placed upon bsss OF power
which alone was wanted 20 consolidate It's glory
ne there 10 the smallest truth in this the youthful lover
courts as cooy ID hs fights since the moment Para-
rnent breaks up, he intends retiring to Wamer Castle
for the season
The Scotch have shown a commendable degree
ofberaity in allowing the celebration OF an event
by which the brightest jewell OF the united
Crown was violently dis. annexed.
AMERICAN INTERNATIONALLY Anniversary Of
American independence was celebrated in Glasgow on
the 9th inst by dinner Ia the Wellington Hotel,
the American COnsui Ia the Chair. With good
taste the Lord Provost allowed the American seantn
belonging ships in port 10 parade the streets pre-
coded Nv tho striped tg. Would Paris allow tue DHttc
Of Waterloo TO be so celebrated
BY the following it wouldseem that all the mag
niiiencc of Imperial Power with its full-bown
elories cost France less by half than its present
inexprcssibe Government
The daily expenses of Franco under the Emperor
wasoirOoo0 francs, under the Restoration, 2sOOOOO-
and under Louis Philippe they are 100000.
Does not the following come under the head " OF
sending Goals to New Castle p"
AMERICAN VFNIsoN-A vessel from the United
States Of America (Baumore) has brought with gene
raj Of Provisions 43 packages oil Nenson-a mover
importation
ArRocious MURDER On "Wednesday night last The
house OF a young. inohs nsye and industrious man,
named HAYES who lived Toomsvsis. aud was the
sole support Of an aged mother and two sisters, was
broken into by party Of rufans who dragged him out
OF bed beat him in a savage manner. and when pros
trsted on the floor Of his humble dOmcie, one OF the
asssssins put the muzzs of blunderbuss 10 bis ahdo
men, into which he discharged its contents. Hayes
sister who was in the house the time in eudeavoring
to protect her brother, cruelty beaten about the
ewes aud head Tire ruthans effected their escape.
CoNFFssroN ov 4 MuRpxR-John Ramsay. a cheese
monger in Mstl0apaco, lsngon, IL in custody ID Lon
dom charged HIS confession with me murder OF
Mr. H. Williams solicitor, who, after ndulelng Freely
with some friends Al tavern nesr Tower NIL ABOUT
two wears and half found next morning IN the
Minores insensible bleeding from sn injury over The
eve taken home and died shortly atterward The pr
soner the station house on Tuesday evening ana
said he had come t. deliver himself up Tor murder
which he had committed two years and hall ago lie
said he had hit man on tho head WIN siek was
in his company with another man. named strickland
and ever since he had committed the crime be had mol
been able To rest lie said the deceeseds name wss
Williams When brought up before tho magistrate al
Gle kenNel polceoifce the prisoner declined saying
\ ANYTHING A medical witness deposed u his sanity -
The prisoners wife said she was formerly in the service
| of his Grace the Duke of Wellington, az kiiehenmAd
/ DEATH PROM STARvArioN-On Thursday morning
| last John Conner aged So was found dead IN the pas
J sage Leading to the Night Asylum The deceased not
being able 10 obtain admission In the Asylum In conse
quence Of It's being full. compelled to remain In
the passage. In TIE morning he was heard grosnlnR
and before assistance could be procured he died Inc
cause of death from post norton examination was as
certained 10 be general pflVaNOn fefolct accOIuhky
/ Liverpool Mercury
4 POISONING A, North shields. woman named Mar
garet I.nnox has been committed for trial, charged win
the wilfu murder of her husband, boatman on the
TYNE BY eving him arsenic, which she bad bought Tor
the purpose in pudding made OF Indian meal Inc
parties had been married thirty years and three oi
The children are living two married. They had quar-
relied much of late, in consequence OF the VILE beng
given 70 drinking.
TIE CLEARANCE on CELLARs-Wo are happy TO
state bat there IL every prospect OF speedy 'er
ninston of that destructive system. which In sanaOry
point Of view has been VI the greatest curses to th
and other large towns the occupying Of cellars as sepS
rate dwellings The Lfr0P00l SaRa,0ry d. read1ta a"
persons aa9 CELLARS dneiHS houses liable % nd'y
/ Tho isnmense influx 81 Irish poor hoVeser WHO OF
cours. aocked 10 the lowest neishborhood ana tooA
possession OF the cellars rendered Il almost nposs'De
10 enforce the provisions Of the act but no" mat te
act TOR tho passing OF Irish paupers has been obtained
the authorizes have resolved 10 effect complete clear
spce Of these wre,ched novels. Liverpool Iimes.
SUGAR CULTIVATION IY>MALAccA-lt Is SAID
s, cornosny has been iordk to promote the cuitva
ZION OF sugar Mslscca The locality chosen 10 cnse
u, Msscss and il said - cOnaisi II fertile tract OF al
ipy.l plsn on which 900 acres have been pr0vsionh
" arrsnged for with the Government This tract re
presented % possess great facilities In m unlimited com
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