New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-12
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pear- o me quite useless send up any more rfoas
- Parliament The people must now Feaort 20 r.aor-
the most sacred u engs-ements They have given you
reformed Parliament, not an improved one and the >
protest thst no improvement shal De made IN future
IEe present svstem j. more cheat than the former
The former went deep into corruption without mask
the present goes deeper into n and wears grinnins
A. you IN feri-ou The actual Ministers OF the Crown
trst deuded and now deffaud you They tell you the
most impudeu, lie that ever was told In public or In
private they tel you that the majority Of the PEOPLE
want no change wha-crer vel knowing that nine
tenths are dissatisfied public expenditure for no pub
liz advantage and ~ public lands called cygH landsl
lying waste while thousands and tens OF thousands ask
loudly for bread and labor. They see active and pious
and learned cerEvrnen who receive less than hundred
pounds year while TIE Bshnp 81 London s'nes ~
Commandment ~ me rcf1rued Pfri1eHf has received
more than halt million In Ireland the lands and other
enures held under the Bishop q Derry, would bring
million sterling Several millions IN single year
eave been wasted thff country on Improbable works
while boys and morssses. capable Of cultivation are
living unreclarned aud while certain crown lands
from which. however. che Crown derives little no
benefit would have Supplied work and subsistence
many parishes where the Inhabitants starving
such waste OF public money was never exhibited In
the history OF natiCns The English and Irish have
borne more injustice than those which have -roaned
until lately under arbitrary power and ahiect serrude
Let prsy and imp0re that OR endurance be 10 long
ted with lest the pesce OF the country be troubled
and property be made Insecure Let Nc pray and i'm
plore that Parliament in which place conf
dence. be dissolved and tldt our gracious
Queen mas be pleased 70 enlarge the franchises which
conceive her Majesty by her prerOgatve mas the
right 10 do. enlarge the number Of fairs and
markets and municipalities.
June . lsis WALTER SAVAGE LANDOR."
Prom Pusl
The WOMEN's CHAETER-We believe Ia the speedy
freedom OF the fem ale That beautiful half Of the
creatOn-snd ike the rosy side Of peach the much
better half-hss too long been in bonds The cunning
the selhshne-s ami the cOwardce OF man have, apart
and together operated, for many thousand years.
crush the lovely flower or AZ best thft be might
it-ss may say. In his buitonhOe, a little more
than fragrant blooming ornament for brief holiday
These days are fast going-dyng upon the save.a Of
time. At length women are beginning 20 know their
own strength-st length the hour Of equality is shout
70 strike and when It has struck the world will real
". for the hrst time. know what 3 o'clock The women
be it known lhen have resolved upon charter triple
charter. for maid wife aud widow.
The Maids Charfer.-l That unlimited pocket money
should begin at sixteen. p Iha, when, BY the selfish
neglect OF the worst part Of the spocoswhOm ~ name
is often 10 blush-the question Is not put Il shall be
upon the spinster pat the said question her
Sci That she shall be permitted 70 break of match
either st the beginning the middle just AZ the end
with liability for action for breach. T. That
such Indulgence be granted the other party and
trans porisiion be added 10 damages That neither
father mother be asked for consent except by way
OF compliment, when Il "a known they have no Objec-
ZION o. the gentleman. o. That when The marriage is
solcmnized, the Duke OF Wellington shall give away
the bride.
zee UUts IAdTD-t. luAt tne honeymoon ElaIl
last six months That the amount OF household
penses be fixed by her with unlimited allowance
for extras 3 That che chooses the watering. place for
the I. That she be never called upon to sit
up; and farther that she be solicited for latch
key ). That the husband invariably smoke in the
garden Of no garden. smoker D. That the Duke Of
Wellington be godfather 70 the first child.
The Wd0rs ChGr9-l That weeds-with the
earliest displtchbe turned into orange flowers The
widow charter IL will be perceived has only point
but that is possess all the points Of the wife her
character may be said 10 aim al seven.
SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT or CHOLERA ~ Ga I
cAssrAAt the meeting Of the Medico- Botanical Socie
~ Thursday night Mr. Guthrie read letters which /
lad been received from Prince Woronzow the Com.
chief OF the Russian forces in Crcasss and
from Dr. Andreoskv, his physician detailing new and
would appear that the Pnces attention hrst drawn
10 the matter by noticing that certain regiment OF
Cossacks suffered but slightly from cholera, a. com
Jared with the other troops On inquiry of the Colonel
be learned that the recovery Of the Cossacks s
buted to the of elixir called the Elixir of Wo
ronege-a preparation OF a somewhat quackish de /
-cnpuOu, the principal important Ingredient Of which
was naphtha. Dr. AndreOsky. finding the quantity OF I
Elixir In possession OF the Colonel 10 be but small de-
ermined to try naphtha by itself he first used 10 in
mild cases OF cholera aud OF chOeraic darThea prov
ns successful with these be- administered II In the Z
more severe cases with equal advantage and finally /
found 10 effect cure even during the most extreme /
collApses The dose which he gave was from 10 10 H.
and - drops IN cassiul Of vino repeated the hrst
dose did not remain the stomach or II the symptoms
required it, which not often the The naphtha
used in the Russian army Is not the ordinary nsphtha
Of the shops, but the mineral naphtha obtained from
Beker the shores Of the Caspian. Ii should be of
white color, and used without previously un.
iergoing the process Of distillstion. Lon Globe
SALE or LOUIS PHrLrPPEs wrNEs.-On Friday com
menccd AZ the Pssis Royal the sale Of some OF the
wines in wood, Of the King Louis Philippe. There
we're about no hogsheads ncudin nearly 100 Of Beau
gency 100 of Macon % Ot Besune and nearly 400 OF
Bordeaux. Cret Of second quality with eight or ten
logsheads Of sllery, Lunel sc The prices were low,
though the wines were excellent IN quality being prn
,ipaliy OF the tine vintage of 1916 The sale is expect
ID 20 produce OOO0f (si0OO) but IL will benefit
he estate nor njuri0usly affect the ex King for IL Is
'sid thst OF Il paid for and that the growers
rom whom il was purchased tor him have, by short
sw process mpounded the proceeds and will receive
hem similar observation i said % apply 20 many
1thcr articles Of property found IN the palaces and oth
n places and transferred for the moment 70 the credit
II the Republic The debts Of the ex.mOnarch are re
ported 10 amount 10 an immense sum- and are due 10
very imaginable class OF contractors his said that all
he bottled wines were cent 10 the hospitals
DEATH JAMES WATT. Eso.-We have to record
he death Of j. Watt Esq the last surviving son OF the
lusiriOus imprOyer OF the steamengne. He was born
m the 6n February, 1909, and therefore IN Ms
oh year inhentng large share Of the powerful IN
elect Of biz distinguished father % the extension OF
whose fame he had tor the last thirty year, shown the
most jealous and truly nal devotion. he united 10 great
asaely and masculine understanding the varied ac
uirements and literary tastes OF welcultvaed mind
liz name will long be remembered in association with
hst OF the late Mr. BouiiOn they were, for nearly
ali century, successfully Engaged IN carrying out
hose inventions sndmpr0yements Dy which the genius
f his father was immortalized Birmingham Jour
A SOCIALIST AFosrLE.-The Ben Public thus de
crbes the new Socialist Deputy " VI. Pierre Leroux
apostle. With his long black irock coat, resem
ling the s0faHs OF priest and his white crsvst tied
o 10 bear the appearance Of band, and MS lowing
air, recalling mind the Of -. Ierones hon,
We might take him for one OF the FIRST deacons OF the
hurch by the humility OF bis attitude, the simplicity
his manners and the suavity Of speech one might
eeve him be Fenelon rsyested in the character %
peasant OF the Danube His hands sometimes crossed
ometimes clssped together az others making the sgn
the cross on his breast give % his discourse certain
egree Of rusticity and srsngeness but II the same
me OF sncerry-he begins with surprising, and ends
nth captivating the Assembly.
BALLOON AscENr.-Mr Hampton on "wednesday az
ended IN his celebrated balloon " The Erin 90 Bragh
nth two other adventurous gentlemen, Sandman
ymes Esq and another. (Nr. Batemzn vocalist IN
The Shades Tavern from the gardens Of the Ro-
lnda Dublin I, was the intention Of the erouaut 70
ave crossed the Channel, but the wind was uniavors
le After voyage of about an hour among he clouds,
le balloon safely descended ~ Thornton on tne
roperty OF Mr. Mkenzie ab VI ten miles from Dublin
III sudden gust Of wind catching the balloon, while
portion Of eas vet remained in H. the men who held
Il netting by which il confined TO the earth, be-
anne alarmed and le; 20 their hold and the Erin 20
ragh escaped from the netting. and rapidly re-
iounted 70 the clouds i was found the same night AZ