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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
Miscellaneous Intelligence.

From all the Information which mas reached us mp 10
the moment we are writing, it is plain that Ireland Is
on the brink OF great CONFUSION
In Dublin II is true that the Clubs have dissolved.
The registries have been confded to the most trust
worthy to be placed beyond the reach Of discovery
The arms which some have determined not to surren
der are to be destroyed concealed until more prom
ing days but it Is in the South where the struggle
will commence.
From Clonmel, Waterford and Tippcrary, there ap-
pears 10 exist spirit Of resistance to the Government
which cannot be quelled unless by fnghtfu efiusion
Of blood.
In London, Manchester Liverpool and Edinburgh
meetings have been held with a view 10 excite the PEG
pie 10 violence.
In Liverpool several arrests have taken place Of par
ties engaged in clandesiine manufacture and sale Of
pixies
In Edinburgh Mr.. Henry Rankne, Mr. Archibald
Walker and j. Cumming have been arrested on charge
Of sedition and committed 70 Jail
The precautions taken both in Liverpool where
camp Is forming and at Manchester will we trust keeI
in check the lawless.
Il Il now said. that Messrs. OBrien, Mesgher Dillon
OGornon and Lane are beyond Carricx SUR in the
County Of Tippersry, surrounded by the armed peas
sntry and determined to fight FOR their liberty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
LivcrpooI Cotton Market.

Rsr.or for ne Week ending yu rhe accounts received
yesterday from Ireland TO recent outbreak ceased r
the time great sensation, and though the report las sres
been proved be quite uufounded. yet 1t Is once pe,
ceve what the effect produced ~ sach would Ne
Having now recovered from his apprehension Coz the
preser, esst out Cotton market las become more ssea
Welding in favor Of the buyer but In 90 Sigh, degree
h, our quotations VII remain ss, week, niddns o.
leans excepted witch we reduce sd per FOUND oher
de.edpton. have been much inquired for bot r,nSn us
changed 27oo American have been taken on specalsnoa
and ssse American 40 Sursi and $40 Pernam FOR export
The sales for the week smount to A,lso bales-Gsor.
III n d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

" The ADaistad Ciqim-ior the payment Of
$4,000 70 the Spaniards Ruiz and Nontez, whose
human cattle recently stolen from Africa took the
vessel in which their pretended owners were
Transporting them from port to port IN Cuba, and
brought it TO this country, whence they returned
10 Africa-has once more been defeated through
the frmness Of the House, which the Senate was
constrained to defer 10. But next Winter IT will
be pressed again, and then again. until it will pro-
baby be Struggled through. bad claim has iai
better chance than good one under the present
Congressional machinery. However, 1t is some
thing that this can always be beaten when there
ia time TO call public attention 20 it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

CE The OREGON 0RGASizATIoS BILL II wiz
be seen, is not hopeless. Mr.. Benton had lno'su
that the Senate recede from irs main amendment
imposing an extension Of the Missouri OomP'O-
mise 10 the Pacific as rider upon this BILL ana
argued vigorously against the improperly OF sueh
imposition though he had voted Tor IT, me 9e"a''
had the question still before it when the Man came
awav on Saturday evening, and We family hope
that body receded rather than leave Oregon win
on, . Government for another year. Even II the
Extension Of Slavery were both night and urgent,
il has no business in this bill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
NORTHERN ITALY.
Di-nffectiOn In the Army.

In Italy the war is carried on with variable success
The Austans have entered Ferrara levied consiera-
bic supplies and then again withdrew from the city.
By the most recent accounts iron the Royal Camp
all communications between Mantua, Verona and Leg.
nago are completely interrupted.
The Duke Of Genoa with $1,000 men, invests Verona
on both sides Of the Adige In the positions Rlvoh.
The Duke Of Savoy the other side Of Dscastelo
prevent the egress OF the Ausrisns that side Con
tnual skrmishes take place but Of character to
decide the fate OF Italy.
The Chambers Of Turin have voted for the annexs-
ton Of Venice 10 Piedmont immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
Affairs In Paris.

NJ Marrsst has taken his sea, as President and this
ppesrs 10 have been generally acceptable Il IL stated
that his Presidency viii be only temporary and that he
vii, BE- sent 10 London Minister Plenipoientiary Of
the French Republic.
The preliminary proceedings for the formation or
the Constitution are going on, but under existing CIR
cumstances are Of subordinate interest The state
Of siege still continues, and time Is now liked for It's
discon.nuRnce
The military tribunals are still occupied win 'ne
trials Of the insurgents, bat We have no SATISFACTORY
official statement to enable TO form correct jads
nent OF the guilt or innocence OF any OF the parties
The pirators OF May H. Barbe' sobrier and the
accomplices seem 10 be forgotten. They are sun IN
gerng in prison and their future fate "a altogether IN
known The seals however have been removed rom
the printing Offices and bursa OF the Prose- but the
prohibition against its reappearsnce has not been re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
SPAIN.

From Spain We learn that the Queen has been ofici-
ally declared to be encente however some mprudence
had ocessioned alarming fears for the Illustration Of
the hope Of all loyal spaniards.
We learn that the Nontemolinist movement on the
Northern frontier has not succeeded but the
little Trustworthy that il is impossible to speak
the subject with any degree Of certainty Don Fran.
cisco de Paula the father OF the King COnsor has been
exiled
Nothing remarkable has occurred in Portugal the
last dates to the 10Th inst from Lisbon when affairs
were very gloomy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

The magistrates Of this town. il u said nave De
TRIMMED 70 ares, the leaders o. the LiverPoo. dema
eogue. Dr. Reynoa. anticipating his course mas eo
>. Ri-,ingb.r, 70 which town an officer has been dis
Matched with warrant for ais apprehension
In consequence Of smith OBnen' P,oeeed,ns' a.
vsnnsone. where large meeting was lately held oy
Doheny, Government Ia. issued order. Tor TIE lorna
ton Of camp there, a. well As at Pilio~n' one hAi
already been formed near the seat OF the Earl oil he'
borough nh
Al the Irish Mining Company works near ha-llh
garry County Tippersry the workmen al returned &C
their work yesterday and returned to the o"ne''
arm. that were taken from several parties the dal
| L.-l..-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
DENMARK.
The tru,i.tice.

The reluctance Of Gen. Wrangel TO sign the ARMS
tee between the Danes and the Germanc Confedera-
ton has not been so easily overcome. temporary
truce was however. concluded for three days. Lord
Pamerston. who appears % have afforded the latest
authentic Information, stated Tuesday evening that
he had Just received communications from Berlin,
from which he hoped that the difficulties nterposed by
Gen. Wrangel (Which more Of form than sub
stance) may be He Qord p still felt con
fden, hopes that the Armisce agreed upon at Malmo
will be signed and concluded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
Trnans Gathering.

Troops are constantly arriving from England ana ne
nartn for the South where the danger most pressing
Al o'clock to day a regiment OF cavalry received a
sudden order for Kilkenny troop OF the 'th hussars'
en- route from Cork to Newbrdge, has been ordered to
halt At Kilkenny where it is stationed for the pres
ent. Four companies of the 10Th, which landed this
morning from England marched direct for Kilkenny
The remainder of the regiment on i,s arrival here vi"
proceed to the same destination AT an carly hour this
morning the troops of the 18th lancers with two
niece. of ordinance left town for Dunshaughn, County
of Meath where disturbances are apprehended-
The Police in the stations in the disturbed Counties
who would be comparatively in of outbreak have
been ordered TO concentrate at the chief stations
The Government Securities have declined fully u
per cent at our stock Exchange today Consols fell
from IS 10 s3,.
Notwithstanding all this alarm, for which, uniortu'
naiely there were ample grounds shall cling to the
hope that there will be no iusurection Indeed my
belief is as strong as before that there will be no ser
Gus outbreak and that the Government will be able to
crush al once any insurrectonary attempts.
The squadron OF Sir Charles Napier has arrived at
Cove Her Excellency, the Countess OF Clarendon
with some Of the children OF the Lord Lieutenant len
| Kinsstown this morning for England.
have seen letters from Galway, Roscommon and
even from Tppcrary which state the conviction Of the
writers that there will be no outbreak.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
LATEST PROM THE CONTINENT

We have intelligence from Bologna stating that foui
Of the Legations had declared against the Pope some
were for joining Tuscany and others were disposed tc
90 over to Upper Italy Provisional Government hs,
been declared At Bologna
The Hnnsarisns had met severe defeat ct syegedin
Tho accounts from Madrid state that the Queen u
better party Of spsniards had rebeiIed against and
murdered their officers at vaIlsdold and proceeded &c
join the Noniemolinists
Paris is tranquil
Letters from the Continent, speak isvorsbly Of the
Crops and state that The potato disease was not sxtea
sive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
AN ADVANCE IN BREADsTUFFs.
DECLINE IN COTTON.
By TELEGRAPH 10 the New.YOrk Tribune.

The steamship Acad,o, Capt. Stone arrived OF
Bo. ton yesterday at noon, in fifteen days from
Liverpool, whence she sailed on the 10th ut
Owing 70 the dense fog, she anchored IN Broad
Sound and person from on board reached Boston
about clock The news was Immediately tele
graphed to The Tribune by two wires both IN
excellent working order, and We are thus enabled
10 furnish all the main features Of the latest for
eicn intelligence in this mornings paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
INDIA.

The Overland Mail from India has arrived, bringing
dates from Bombay TO the 9th June Calcutta the I'd
June. and Hong Kong to the 9th May, inclusive
AT the Chinese poFts everything remained quiet At
Hong Kong there was better feeling for import bust
ness but in the East indian Markets especially the
Calcutta, the news from France had occasioned great
alarm, and business was at a stand still
Brley, COrrie s. Co, had stopped payment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
liyerpooI Grain Market.

Atthe Liverpool Market the transactions IN WheAr hare
been TO fair extent and prices during the week have
vanced IL pr 20 lhs The value OF good WfsrFsS cssA
Pous Is now quoted sos per barrel Pant an
C,S,p,N q. TO rs lNoIss CoRN hes been IN fair ~
quest and al the Market held here yesterday NoRTsrD
YELLOW was sold Al S6. and WHITE SIS per quarter TIE
value Of INDIAN CoRS MEsL Ia quoted al ~ 70 loo 81 PEI
barrel and al best prices there Is fair inquiry.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
"The Nation, Once seized.

Shortly after o'clock this afternoon the printn,
Office Of TIE Nation, It Saekvepaee, VISITED by
the police who arrested all the printers therein II in
number and brought them before the magistrates
Henryst Police Office, when they were remanded to
appear tomorrow. Saturday. a, y o'clock The pub
fishing ONCE in Oherst about the time taken
possession Of By the police who seized everything re-
msining on the premises books, papers. sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

The club Of The moderate party consisting OF 80 70
lso members on the Rae de Poifsr'' seems dSy 70 n
rs..e IN strength Ii embraces AL the sgiiims's inc
"a. svpa,,;sts and indeed almost I'll the men di'n'
sul.hed for practical tsen, and experience Inc e0O
prlsi, yatio.al the organ Of which Is the RS0r~f
ruiaed BY Ledru Roin, forms the second party ana
numbers 40 to 40 members. LamsIiine' fioco"'
M, and the other personsses. who ruled France rom
the alth of February the end Of June are the eD'
member. Of this party. With a view TO "'~eA
them. NJ Leon Fsncher says that Csu'saiefe :
n, real pr,fsr Of Police, from whom DuenanS taxes
All hi. Instructions Lsrsrtinc s alleged to be the fe~
Minister Of Foreign Affairs who moved his own popPe'
p.stite and Ledru RoIn rules Lsmartne The eiHo
comprises from - to 100 members. The e'1o
a, the Institute number shout 100, embracing az ho'e
who hold the opinions Of Marie, GARNER Pages ana
Araro The difference between these two elao' Il
almost too ss ht for them continue ong separated
The Red Republicans meet in the Rue Castishone'
and the actve leaders Csussedere Prudhomme, Pierre
Leroux. Lagrange, Louis Blanc, Etenne rd Emanuel
Ara.o. are the most active members in the Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
SICILY.
Invasion OF the n ing Of Naples.

The King of Naples made cognizant Of tho elec.
ton Of the Duke Of Genoa 10 the throne of Sicily and
commenced preparations an extensive scale for the
invasion Of that Island Il calculated that the forces
available for the invasion would be about 10000 troops
in Caabra about 100 in the Fortress Of Messins and
or 800 in Naples II was expected that the embark
stion would take place about the Goth and would land
At syracuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

- Persons wishing adopt safe, Jndioous and hs
ough system OF advertising do through the aserci
Of v 3 PaLsER, he II especially appointed and autho
lied by the propeOrs OF the beet newspapers ~ every &c
ton Of the country for which he IL daily receiving sdsa
semenis aud from whose st choice and suitable selt
ton can be inside adapted 10 various business pursuits
Every Information which the experience " tho AgeLi csA
bes him to nIDar 10 relation 10 the most suitable pspe
district Of country, modes Of advertising Sc ~ desredl
Cheerful liz communicated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

with the British Government. The issue rendered
By the latter 70 the Seven Millions Of lrsh Patriots
is Affect Submission 10 despotic ard grinding mis-
government based On conquest or n@niul though
dubious struggle to regain their liberties Ireland
W IN not shrink from the issue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

.nd can Be- at any point on the shortest nonee LUG
proceedings Of tie a,ssected hsve been such tn.' Pc
t,on has been sent 70 Parliament signed y she Ear
Of sexton. the Mayor. and great number OF me re
spectacle merchants and Inhabitants OF the town pray
ing TIA, the provision. Of the new I'h hsOe"' sa'pen
son BIN may Be applied 70 Liverpool but ms Is
mater upon which the Government had not ye' 'e
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Ouiet In biin.

Pm II. Tllrs Esroa q he k-raP-2A -
LrvrRPoor. July Cur express, which ieii Dublin
a, o'clock as, night ma. JUS, arrived and our Advee'
convey the gratifying intelligence that Dublin CONTINUES
perfectly tranquil. but no farther news hsd been re-
ceired Our Waterford correspondents ieiier ha' u'
arrived It Is dated yesterday and states mat a. i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
The Money 1iarkef.

y
Cousos have been as h as s but the correct accounts
from ireland sin representing sars In such an unfavofabe
light sellers were encouraged operate more boldly and
prices were reduced to sj They have partially recovered
from that extreme point but ye, quoted at $50 a.
bosi for money and time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
AUSTRIA

The news from Vienna Is to the 2lstnst The opening
Of the Diet by the Archdu<e John to take place on
the following day. After this ceremony the Vicar Of
the Empire will return to Frankfort and said that the
Emperor will afterwsrd return from Innspruck to his
Capital The sege ofPregue to be raised the 2st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

sASDss sAzsAPARuLLA,The exposure and iregusriiy1
diet which necessary concomsnts of many linds Of
business fruitful Of outaDeOus snd gscau
diseases Persons 10 such exposures and ess
lares frequently experience svengs Of the glands Of ne
neck and chest and sometimes ese break and give rice to
troublesome and unsesmy ulcers called scrofdlous 10
other instances obstinate infammaons Of ma
ears, and eupuons Of the head, the conseeaenee'-
Those individuals whose occupations render Ihen pecuJ
liable 10 such diseases, who have constitutional pred
position hereto will find sASDss ssrsspss an sdsHs''
preventive, or nthey actually suffering under !hess o.
any similar aides speedy safe and certain remedy
bottle taken occasionally viii generally keep the sEn nssn
and glands clear Of disease and regular course WILL WIN
equal certainty, remove IT If already developed.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and resii, BY A. b. ~
SANDS Wholesale Duggss. 100 Fulton, corner fWlns1
Ct 23 Broadway, and n East Broadway. New-fofs SOS
also by Dnggss generally shroG hou Tho United s's'''
Price 81 per bottle. or sir bottes or -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

- Fancy CUTLERY, embracing slsrge variety Of spors
mems pen and poke, Knives Of the and bessa
f patterns, many OF which have been before import
ed Also variety Of unique articles for toilet ThsI
have been selected with especial care. and warrants
to be the best quality. SAUNDERS son,
aus 3leod' IA Brosdwaycor Liberty snc 81 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ BARNvMs TON THUNB Is in town, and Il sdyt rnss
appear the American Museum TO day In his w0rdei
and popular performances Those who have not sesD ~,
remarkable parsonage viii Of embrace The pfeseni
opportunity, while those ho have I'm once ~il CO..
tainy do again lie holds HE evees In the morning q
II o'clock In the afternoon Of and 10 the evening al J.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
FRANCE.
TrnnauillitY I'm Pnria

So far a. regards the present tranquility and the alb
Of all attempts to renew the disorders Of June
our news from France continues to be ssr.sfactory
Tbs chief cause Of uns.iness seems now 70 b III :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

OLD SrAGERs.-Among the Members elect the
North Carolina Legislature. remark the names OF
KENNETH RAYNER, EDWARD STANLY WIN. b. SHEPARD
and HENRY w. CoSNoR, ex Members Of Congress, and
there are probably others. Mr. Conner is Locofoco
all the rest Wings.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

~ A MEETING FOR IRELAND was held in
Utica on Friday eysning-ex Mayor F. HoILIsTER pre-
siding The contributions the spot amounted to $500
and arrangements were made TO increase il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

~ Gold Pens, Of every quality and price, wholssss
and retail, by B. T. WArsos Co IS walLst God Pc,
and Pencil Cases 10 great variety The celebrated cheEa
Pens sold only as above. God Pens repaired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

u OSE Dosg SECURES rHE Cosvcrios THAT fos''
COMPOUND Extract OF YELLOW DocEsSp sAssASAsll.
is beyond all doubt the sroaeo, and oresf eompounde'
offered 10 the public.
II an er,vgcf both N and strength and contains h''
particle Of molasses which The principal item Of al s1s
.ey rreparafous lfAaVG gioa Of noasses were sdce'
10 a pint OF Fosss Compound the whole would yss
f,.n9>y while Unnecessarily superior the guam deco
tious now sold This preparation has unfsngy irunphs'
over al diseases arising from impure blood even 10 ihos
which have dlsorganizei the whole mental and phydeH
system II affords also such strength places In con'ons
on with The fall action % Naars In the progress OF cure
without which union every disease only be forced ON
the lasting injury Of the system by oasr~>d sasHe"
~ Each bosls Of this excellent article 10 guaranteed
Prepared and sod wholesale aud retail by GEosSs
Pharmseeutis,, 1873 sprngst door rom saLa'ses
Also for sale by Eugene Dupuy, coo Bfosdwv A.
Cough Co lts FEltoa-st Gas Bleeeker-sti and o''"
East Broadway, and Msrketst
SAMUEL Bowsr, 81 JoHs-sr 10 TINS wEotssALs A's''
yon NEw-YoRx
Price Oh per bottle bottles for IS. All ords T.
Tie country, with eash sclossd, vii b promptly
By express.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

~ There was a Meeting for Ireland in Ro-
CHESTER on Saturday evening, at which WILLIAM
MITCHELL and WV T. ROBINSON were to speak. We
have no reportas yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

STrEEr CoNTRAcTs-The contractors for clean
IL the streets are to have the which has aver
ared for the last two or three years, about $4,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

r- The FRIENDS OF IRELAsD are called 70
assemble in their strength at Vauxhah Garden
tAi. erening, prepared to render the lrsh People
all possible aid in their last struggle for Freedom
Let none who can come stay away let none VINO
can spare e dollar withhold it. Liberty and Hap
piness or slavery and Famine for Eight Millions
o. Human Beings trcmbles in the balance time
NAV turn the scale. Every hour is precious BE
generous n0nc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14
NETWORK TRIBUNE
NEw.YoRK, MONDAY, August


A Scotch Me,hanfc'We have 10 room fog foi,enf "a
display Of your ignorance and prejudice ~ Sfe1t
viii lei 20 Of the thrcxi u ireland shs soon ace o.. y
AZ thai makes the auer black the face The TAX OF
avfr 10 Ireland When even In that rear offsmDs bnus
isnd,roism founded In conquest and coutsesuon, Dos
from Ireland FAR more than Wanted Brush charity
back 70 her simply insulting Tbs ln,n are DO ssaee
isai Ireland does not pay her fair share o. ne ts
,ne Bnush Empire u equally preposefoos az. - fng
land thoagh consumed IN lrelapd-oheD ~ NE I"r u
6r.h manufactures Sire would import sn nor ~ "a
,-si,. ~. YEA Az home or HAbsenees and rsckfens oo
not 1rind The people Iowa 70 Potatoes sno san
rh~ro Tor CONSUMING Imports. But hey wa. o'hs VI
Iresf r r, .lr but 10 be let alone.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-08-14

Affairs Of Italy and the return Of Gen oudno' 70 inc
remnant of the Army Of the Alps
Parties in the French Capital are gradually 'ANhs
into their natural order.
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Measures Of Parliament
THREATENED INVASION OF SICILY.
THE wALLACHrAN REPUBLIC

CONTINUED lNacTION or THE LONBAROS.