New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-12-27

hi. election consequently tasss place Tor
that cousy. Mr. Henry, extensive manufactured "a.
Aeen pat forward - tbs ffeeIf46 and u
be vii walk the course Mr.. CowAn. The member Joy
Edinburgh hniing thai he would b. liable 70 hei'y ph
Aide. he . take his .eat. owing 10 DIS hANs -.
Government contractor al tie tine OF DIS eeoo -
addressed letter 70 the speaker. iuumsilng DIS
Of not taking his Lew election vii eosse9
take place. when !, Is expected be WI DC ieee'''-
out opposition
Tar cuoLykA-Tbe NafcsestT kxaa1er, sha o'heI
p,,h rar,rs anticipate another visit ~ ihe Asi4us
-. -, - 1,,.s ,hst attention be paid 20 CLEANLINESS
- Lon 4. The be.. mems 10 iessen is Dreadful
,,seks OF iooco0 attacked IN Russia less han zoOl
c.so.
s,-,ctnt Az A CLEEGIxAs.-sev W. Nelson, q the
80 go Church at Pstna, On the banks q The Don,
= s,ded his LIE by suicide. The reverend sepilemsns
soe lad been mixed ~ with some bros that haf taken
ace IN the parish and ne oec@me moIose ana oeec..l
Js vas On the following FRIDAY ound dead, suspended
G-,n, nee. lie had prepared dscogrse which vas 10
tssed as farewell address, and which he purposed 70
have delivered on TIC previous sabbath. lAyr Adv.
Scotland.
VALUE or LASDED PROPERTY The beautiful
esate Of LsrgformGcus in Berwickhle. has ust been
i.psssc of 70 Mr. Brown. wealthy East India merchant
for $50 COO being the rate Of 22 years purchase he
arabic farm Of Ruheffor5 IN Roxour8sBre pelotshs ~
Sir uund Anifo5us. Bart Banln Lender q when ins
lease expires ~ Whit sunday lsls. has Just been re-ie
20 Nj thomson, the present tenant. The feAt onfins
the lss: nineteen years was 1850; The new rent ~
f2oCO This farm contains 40 acres, Is WITHIN me
half OF railway et1.lah' AlA - r.-H ~~--7'-~-
moderately rented Caedolisn Mer.
pysEE1rR-A preacher. under the name Of Rev. Mr.
nsffr bad been appfehcnded l Edinburgh as desert
er from the list regiment. lie was very asree@oie
speaker.
D,owx,p -Eisht Lobster Fishers were drowned %
Cs.ihl es on the 22d Of November leaving tx widows
WoKx1rx-In glasgow 2 $40 hands 10 eight factories
hal been thrown idle and ptnniless upon the world
pKortssoR SIMPSONS NEwLI-D iscoyEKID SUBSTITUTE
FOR ErnEh a very oicUlt case Il delivery was eject
cd On Thursday morning by Dr. j. Hunter Robertson Of
Rkeuhesd while the patient was uncef the hhNence OF
ehioroforu The female her recovering was aston
bei and delighted ind that she bad brought Int the
world living child Although choroiom has been used
bv Dr. simpson Of Edinburgh, this -, we believe, the
lAlbon.
Switzerland.
SURRENDER on LUcERsE .-Lucerne has fallen :
The army ofthe confederation under General Dniour al
vsnc.d agan, IL on the 22d Of Nov. from four points
Fierce resistance was offered 10 the corps Of Ochsenben
whose artillery. however, soon rel ues he Lucernese-
But The important engagements took place north Of
Incse where General GBur attacked the bridge OF Chs
nkon a1d carried H. together with the fortified positions
Of Roth and DeIk0n, iorcfs his way by me evening q
the 23t the very gates Of Lucerne depraion nom
Lucere arrived AZ the headquarters Of Gen Duiour near
Lie re with propositions for capliulaoH The General
temauded the unconditional submission Of the city This
was consented TO next morning
At Sursee. the canton CT Lucerne the uonps or TIE
confederation were received with enthusiasm, the white
nsg being heisted. On the pa division of the federal
troops under Cen Keller. marched into schwyz and
cuped Schaebach, RechenhoWg and SeDnen' the land
srm dsbandng aud he authorities OF the district apitu
latlng The same took place IN the town Of lug.
The following account given by the Iufca Gazette Of
the events Of The 23d Yesterday at ten. the hosites
commenced on the frontier between lug and Lucerne,
near the bridge Of Gislsk and listed till four NJ The
sosderhuni troops had taken up very strong position
in the defo toward the bridge and near the Rothenburg
The brigade Ier received orders 20 turn this mountain
by BeOnas and Kscb while troops from Schasm detached
from the bridge Of Detwyl attacking the Roi0en-
burg and while the dehes being forced by the aid OF
troops and by several batteries Of artillery About
four the Souderbund evacuated the heights VI the noun
ans The sler brigade had attached them IN the rear.
and considerable masses Of troops were advancing on
The other side of the Reuss the federal troops advanced
by he bridge Of Gislek and crossed the de6e
far as Roth. May have been killed and wounded on
both sides.
Letters from Lucerne Of Goth Nov. announce that
tn primitive Swiss CsDtons. Un and Unterwaden,
being discouraged by the loss Of the battle Of Giskon,
sent flag Of truce 10 Cen DuouT, with offer 10 submit
to the orders Of the Diet condition that the latter
would occupy their country with military force or
require payment Of any portion OF the expense Of the
war TIE defeat Of the sonderbuDd was complete. The
Canton Of Schwytz had submitted, and consequently the
civil war may be DE- emed at al end
The CIVIL WAR--While tracing this unhappy state OF
tbings Immediately 10 the liberation. by the Catholic
CantOns Jesuit institutions within their territories
carefully pointed attention to stl earlier Of dis
agrCemcnt-one political not religious, and lying In the
perseverng eor. Of the Liberal Cans Protestant Cantons
ever since 1910, 10 RECONSTRUCT
on more popular bass-fo neakeR he ioc arisiocrdi,c
governments. and altogether q form Switzerland into one
compact republic with strong central Legislature and
sfroag central ,yecanre authority BY the latest accounts
Gen Duour had his headquarters at Aarau, and d.
recdng the movements Of 1900 soldiers the metropo-
liz Of the Sonderbund. Manchester Examiner.
The Federasts lin swiizersnd) using their victory
with great moderation; not sDse arrest has been, or
will be made account Of The past not single Conser-
has been insued and the only that have
been committed have been committed by the disbanded
troops Of the Sondertund. London sun, Nov a.
Russia.
THE CHOLERA-Official accounts from ST. Peters
burg. dated the 18th Nov. announce tina. the cholera
had made fresh progress Moscow Between the 18th
October and st Of November the number OF daily
increased Cat persons having been attacked during that
period 2s Of whom had died From the rfst appearance
OF the mai8dy in that city 10 the Isl Of November g7
cases occurred. t02 Of which proved fatal The patients
belonged Tor the most part 10 the lower orders The cho
era mad totally cerscd IN the government Of Astrakan
where carried OF 3772 persons and in that OF Koursk,
where los7 died out Of 1878 patients. At KszAn there
22i cases and Cos deaths Al kief the cholera
likewise increasing 10 intensity Since the 10Th OF october
27s were attacked, AMI ll5 died.
France.
Sudden deaths appear 10 multiply in Paris NJ.
Tschann the swiss charge dAfaires, died suddenly on
Monday These occurrences, and the prevalence of the
qppe (nfuenzs which rases al present In the French
Capital recalls the recollection OF similar before
the arrival Of the cholera IN 1882 The influenza hst
lost much Of is intensity Marsecs but IL wss raging
with violence al Pergignan Montpelier and Nsmes At
Toulouse less than 5000 persons were Abong under
the disiempeT.
CorTos-The French have attempted to cultivate this
plant IA Algeria.
Germany.
DEATH or The ELKCTOR or HEssE.-On the
10Th inst bis ROYAL Highaess, William H. Eeclor OF
Hcsse, departed this life al Frankfort after lew GAYS
illness. The deceased born the xsth JAY, III,
and succeeded 10 the electorate the 9th Feb ISL
lie succeeded by bis son, Prince Frederick william,
born the goth Of Aug sV2 snd who, s.nce $751; shared
Tho reins ei government with his father.
~pnin.
OPENING OF TIE SPANISH CORTEs.-On the 18th
Nov the spanish COr,ss were opened when the Quee
deilvered speech. from which make extracts
senators and Deputies with the n latest emotion
you again assembled arourd the throne ready Al
Ways t. cooperate with your efforts promolfg as
greater sqendor and stability ard IA Strengthening order
and ths Institutions which on bases nom which
Cow he peace and happiness OF the people.
Our diplomatic relations with friendly powers have
undergone change the last meeting the legs
GTc and s highly satisfactory 70 me 20 announce tina;
the negotiations pending with the Court OF Rome favored
by tie presence OF Apostolic deegsie u Spaln a.
preach happy termination such becomes the paerna
sociu3e and usuoas character OF the Chief OF
the church and et. ard sentiments Of people eminenty
Catholic.
"Under the protection and deserving the wsichfuuess
Of The mother country cur faithful provinces beyond the
nj and "a