New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-08

the Navy died on the roadside OF colo s1o ass''a"
near X lienora. County Clare. on sunday
Ths va. deacency OF 1900 Couniy cess last ASHES
Of Msyo and this Asszss defcit Of foOoo In some
b.onie there are thousands OF acres lying waste me
two years.
ITALY.
The following important news 10 given IN the
Lrga ftaliana OF the llth inst;
THE King of Naples has consented 20 me Con
s,,ution of Sicily, as q separate State, having Tor
Viceroy Admiral Ruggrero Lettimo. President oil
the Provisional Government
The consultation was expected to be proclaimed
at Rome on the llth inst 49,
The same paper confirms the report that polit-
ical league has been formed between the rope: sne
Grand Duke of Tuscany and the King of Sardinia
The Lega Italiana has advices from Milan to the
7th. Count Spaur, the Governor who has been re-
called was on the point OF leaving. Forty pieces
of heavy artillery left tor Pavia on the evening oil
the 9th.
Il is said that the Hugsrian troops have beenor-
dered TO Quit Lombardy, as they had exhiblteda
disposition to frsternise with the people. There
were rumors that Milan was 10 open revolution and
had been bombsrded by the Austrians, but they
were not credited.
Gen. Radetzki 10 reported to have read an order
of the day to his officers, announcing his intention
of entering Piedmont the 10th or 18th. The
citadel of Milan ia strongly fortified, aud fifteen
guns are pointed toward the city. The same letter
saws that at a dinner given by the General toasts
were drank in honor OF the future conquests
The Duke OF Parma has openly expressed his
disspprobaton of the constitution granted by the
King of Sardinia to his people. He has issued Q
decree reinstating lotteries In his dominions'
Accounts from Turin, of the 10th, state that ON
the previous evening the new Prime Minister the
Marquis Laurent Pareto. arrived from Genoa, and
it reported that the following would be the
composition of the Ministry;
Count Balbo Foreign Affairs and President OF
the Council NJ. Lsi, War; NJ. Selop;s, Justice
NJ Giulio. Public Instruction, n. Psreto, Interior
NJ Ricci, Public Works; NJ. Csvour, Finances.
The Jews of Turin have requested to be per
mittsd to serve In the Civic Guard.
Don CARLOS, of Spain, has announced his inten'
ton of leaving Genoa for the purpose OF joining the
Due DE BORDEAUX Q. Venice.
ENGLAND.
No Change Of Minlste ..
The minority have carried the income ta1 In
spite OF all opposition within and without Parlia
ment and so are safe in their places Tor the present.
Income Tax applied TO ireland.
An attempt was made in the House OF Com
mons, on the 18th, to extend the provisions OF the
income tax to Ireland but it failed the majority the
other way being go
Abolition OF Capital Punishment.
This measure was debated for four hours on the
l4th, but lost by l22 to GO.
Birth OF another Princess
Queen Victoria was safely delivered OF Pm
cess on March Is. A few minutes after the birth
the Royal infant was shown to the Ministers and
Great Officers of the State and Household in the
ante room, when the usual iormaiti and ceremo
MES ON the birth of Prince or Princess were
gone through
voted in the House of Commons the 10Th with
great enthusiasm.
Reduction OF the British Navy.
A very animated debate took place in the House
Of Commons on the 18th. Messrs. Hume and Cob
den advocated the reduction of the number OF men
to SO 900 instead OF - 900. Their plan was defeat
ed by a majority OF 30s.
miscellaneous.
IScRHAsE OF MaRISEs IN THE ENGLISH NAVY
Anxious to have the ships Of the line as well armed
and manned az possible, the Admiralty have issued
an order augmenting the force OF marines 70 each
ship for sea service The number OF officers and
men for a three decker was until now l6O It IL now
to be 200, and SO on downward.
NJ. GuIzor AND HIS FAMILY.-The ex Minister
OF Louis Philippe Of Orleans now Count de Neu
y) and his family, have, Protestants, joined the
congreg alton Of the French Protestant Presbyterian
Church in St Martin'sle Grand. On Sunday, the
18th, Madame Guizot the venerable mother OF the
ex Minister and her two grand daughters attended
the morning service and were naturally objects Oh
interest.
SYMPATHY Misunderstanding of sympathy
with France have been held In various parts OF the
Kingdom.
The RIoTs.-These disturbances have not been
repeated, and all is reported to be tranquil
BELGIUM.
Condition of the Working Classes.
A letter from Brussels, dated Saturday, March
IL, has the following
The workmen Of Brussels have presented petition 10
the King, couched In respectful terms snd asking that
work may be procured for them The Ministers and Com
munsl Council Immediately acted this point, and to
day there numbers at work. repairing the roads or
foot-ps,hs. clearing away the foundations for nc"
houses, &c.
la Cour.ray and Roulsrs the number Of unemployed
operatives very great and many hundreds who were for
ery engaged the msnusctories Of those districts have
been time past set TO work upon the public ROADS
aud reconstruction Of the pavement Of the towns
Even This failing for want Of funds An
application has made To the Government Tor osn
francs without Interest to enable the linen man
utsctarers to continue their operations upon the psens
limited scale Ii Is said that ~ some Improvements oos
no, take place within the next week or ten Gays. .o
whole Of the factories At present working VIII " s'pps''
Disturbances.
Great approximations are entertained OF renewed
disturbances. In consequence OF some evidnposed usn
gers havng mptred with the woramen: Az Asmn Two
Freuchmen were arrested, on wednesday nieht, IN a.
wss srrs,,ed he following morning They eli armed
with ponards and had concealed on sneir perssns num-
Of republican cocksdes Al bruses there has been some
OF the and several persoss have been
arrested Az Le the French feater, scenes Of dis
order ami tuut prevailed for three days past
aud numDes houses have been broken into and iagsd
Rather serious disturbances broke out on the night Of
tho Is b. In Client the Manchester OF Belgium Several
windows broken In the Church OF the Jesuits In st
aud numbers after having been dispeSssd
proceeded towards Trim hennes where there Is another
establishments Of Jesus. squadron OF f.ssers was
dispatched after them aad violence II "a said, pre-
vented This morning the Place dArmss the great square
or parade OF Client. 1llsd with dense crowds
No business transacted yesterday at the Antws.
Bourss
Concessions.
BRrssELs, March 1.-THE Moaitenr 81 this
morning contains the royal sanction Of the law Tor 81.
tending the franchise
Tue export duty on numerous articles Of Belgian pro-
Alce has been reduced .
A letter from Brussels, OF the iotn' mas me 'o'-
lowing;
Ysstsrtay this city thown into momsatasy easf.
vescepcs BY the OF some 800 workmsn In frost
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