New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-01

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Catherine, from 81, Jaso de Cuba 10th inst we are In
possession Of letter nom Mr. Edward D. wilder ana
make the following s1rseti
sug,r-Nossies; crop short; Cosee-From 81 to Sil
per cot. according TO quality, crop regular fasue
(Cambsrsni Hsrborl-sis 70 $40 per ton. Tobacco )
From 81 70 $40 per eat. fair crsP saguA Tobacco VII
be scarce. having been washed away. Moissses very
ie brought IN and 10 sales In regsri 10 sugar are
waiting f07 holders 70 establish regular price We have
had very little rain here ard should the present drought
continue, We shall be obliged 10 import water to sustain
lie. Yours. sc
TIE FRESCH gEvoLUrIos Wednesday
evening both branches Of the Legislature OF
me; 10 The Hall q Representatives 10 express their
feelings with regard to the recent movements in
France. General W. =. Packer appointed Pres.-
dent Cart Snail after having briefly explained the o.
ecs Of the meeting. (he call for which originated with
hinsef oered preamble AID resolutions. extending the
sympAthes the people OF this country, and proerrng
their political ali 10 the French prope TO effect their object
In establishing Repdbhc-rhich were unanimously
agreed 10.
Mr. Meek offered resolution requesting the Hon
Richard Rash. Minister Penpotenuary st Paris. TO
lay these resuiu ions before me Provisional Government
Adopted.
Mr. W. =. Johnston, offered a resolution, which was
adopted setting forth that the blood which had been shed
by Americans ard Frerehmen tie plains Of Yorktown
during the Eevo utionary contest, was strong reason
Why hands fraternizsos should be cordially extended
70 the French people.
u The following story has been contradicted
hundred times but the Tract society still publ shes it,
to be found he Encyclopedia Americana and in
Aliens Biographical Dictionary. We Ind the present
version In uumtsr Ct our exchanges Il entirely fslse,
and mad tie shadow Of foundation. Ethan Aliens
only daush, most esumabs lady. still living At Bur
nng,on Vermont, and she III day during her
fathers s 1t is but few years the widow Of the
rf al rquaafetiN cou'ratlcnr
the fabrication The writers OF religious Tracts should
learn that such anecdotes II true prove nOthsg and that
It wrong DO peiy service through false state
meuts.
THE lSFlOELs CHILD In the Unted Sta.esof America
inhdety found an sciiye champion 10 the well known
Col Allen, Who made 40 open profession Of BIS d'oss
revealed religion II happened shst dsughter Of the
Cooueis - whom he was very leh attached fell sex
During the process Of her illness Dr Ect ws- ore Cay
dining with the Cooue ard ser having 70 the
Coouels brsfy some ntdei and detsncsl publications
introduced ~ the Colonel 70 The Doctors notice
While they were occupied n ioosirg ~ mem servant
snrouace % the Colonel thai ~ alarming change
had taken place 10 h daugher snd his presence was re-
quirsd n her bedroom. Thhsr be wet aceompen by
Dr Elliot A. he approached her bed side she took bis
hAud and said. Father feel that my end drawing near
tell me entreat YOU. am 70 believe what you have
taught me or what have learned from my mother" Her
mother asOund ana sincere Christian snd hsd spared
no opportunty Of n,ne Christian truth into the mind
OF her child. The father paused for moment; rs fixed
bis his dying child his countenance changed his
frame observed % b. eonvussd to ~ very eeuter
the words Believe my child. what your mother has taught
you The struggle TOO great, the conflict betw the
ion in n heart was more than he could bear and
his stubborn heart The Truth prevailed.
LETTER FROM LAYARD, TIE ASTIeuARIAs.-Th
National Ingeacer OF Wednesday has the following lot
ter from Layard whose researches NinsVeh have led to
sme Of the mos. remarkable discoveries OF the present
day. to MINER KELLOGG the artist, who became acQuant
~. II ha nv he
tract that the result Of his abors will DO shortly given to
the world: "CmLrLSH,M, January 10, 1913.
wa. quite delighted to SEE your handwriting again.
when few dAfs agO received your letter OF the 5ih NO
vember gith the ploma Of toe New York EihnoloslcaL
reached bone for Christmas Jay, bter having been &C.
"a ned three months Cou,taat nope - you may wen
conceive since M To urn have net had moment 70
myI Tor that domestic slieingi ano general honJrs
have neen In one continual movement ard excitement
was gs6ed fad that the results OF my ator hai Great
ed much more interest In England than could Possoy
have expected and at those connected with art and IN
teresed early history we're realy enthusiastic on we
suhiset 80 much 90 that Trustees Of the Brit
in Museum ae DESTROYS Of doing every thing that hins
ri ht and u probable that ere long very hne "ok WI"
be published at the public expense, containing al hs
dra Snes labOut .SN) ana inscriptions a 10 "fle ana
publish small descriptive and popular work for my own
sdvantage, Just sufficient TO SATISFY the pnoe curiosity
abou, aud the " Will contain an &C
count the works carried slight sketch OF the history
Nneveh ashor inquiry into The manners customs ana
re zion Of the Assyrsns ms own adventures IN AsJia
ard little information tho Language. anu character
Of the progress made adecpheng Ihsss
will be two volumes, presume, aud nave afssly aa'an
taeeous offers from publishers
took Florence my way expressly 70 SEE your row
ers Although disappointed land very greatly col
In the first grs'isd in seeing Pow ers ana can
assure YOU lst Florence with as gh su ADMIRATION or
hi, genius character sou nave ahough unior
tuuAtsy only abs 90 pass an houi OF TWO win hn
nv stay being 80 short showed him ali my draVirgf
and a. you may suppose. passd very pleasant morning
th hisr old Krku2 AID Msiiarni, all enthusiastic In
seeing my drawings and persons worth showins snch
things Two hours spent IN this way go FAR toward Ie-
| con pensing one f0T any labor and sacTihce"
lie then goes mention the pleasure with which ne
has heard on his reurn hOme, Of the Using reputation
and prosperity Of his American riendssays ne trusts
that his drawings will mors than equal those Of the
French expedition while they will cost little more than
tenth II their price his that Is 10 say about fO, (no
shlinz apiece) while the French come TO nearly tlOo
He then ADDE'S
IL am ordered out Ia MAY and named comm ssione
for the settlement the boundaries between Turkey aud
Persia | wish had sou with me during ny commits
sion for shall visit mort interesting country, totally
unknown and with magnificent subjects for such Psneis
yours .,.- ,-.-..,
me country here alluded to probably the interior and
eastern parts OF Asia Minor yet almost untouched ~
antiquarian explorers; and Offering, hey nd douos'
rich ned Of the most inter sug classic remsins.