New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-16
Farther Eoreign Detnils.

TIfE PARLIAMENT IN DUBLIN.-A Society Tor pro
noting the periodical ttings Of the Imperial Parliament
10 Dublin has been formed under very influential and
distinguished auspices The Society meets at l2 Ab
hey It and the Secretary is Mr. Thomas +. Webb
They have issued statement Of their object and prn
cples TO obtain, without camor. session OF the I'm
perisl Parliament, 10 be held periodically IN Dublin
instead of being constantly held IN London. The Soc
ETY. dssvows any party motives, but argues that the
step is perfectly practicable and would certainly be
greatly for the good of Ireland II can be carried out
petition to the Queen, this subject has been &C
knowedged in gracious manner by Sir George Grey s
secretary.
InKIAvD--we find the following later intelligence in
some Of the morning papers
The special commission for the trials OF the nsur.
gents has been liked AZ Nenagh Tor the 18th inst The
presiding Judges will be the Chief Justice Of the
queens bench and Chief Justice Doherty.
We understand that all the captive leaders. including
Mr. Duffy will be tried at this Commission.
Lord end Lady John Russell arrived in Dublin on Fri
day night
1t sald that Lord Geo Bcntnck will visit ireland
Immediately after the propagation OF Parliament noml
nsliy on visit 10 his friend, the Marquis OF Down
.nre but in reality, 10 ascertain what practical legis
save measure can De originated and carried out Tor
the social and political improvement OF that uniortu
late country.
The weather continues tine, and the harvest pros
leots consequently are improving.
' Mr. + B. McMsnus Of Liverpool one of the conied.
rates against whom State warrant out and who
Ad once escaped from custody in Dublin was taken al
foTk, on board the American ship n Chase in which
was about 20 sail Tor New York aud in disguise un
Sr the name OF Corcoran.
rHE FRENCH KEFUELIC-Pafis advces, dated yes
srdsy have come TO hand They inform Is that the
aiy was much excited, in consequence OF the warhke
sd determined tone OF the Government on the affairs
eiwcen Austria and Italy |, Is confidently expected
nat shoxd Austria persist in rejecting the offered me
station OF France and England that the former, with
ne cordial appreciation OF England will adopt without
delay measures Of coercye character TO compel the
stlc ment of the dispute
Caussdere has been seen al Ostcnd, but was not mo-
t.ied
The Army Of the Alps has increased TO 10000 men
/ nd would march with orders 10 defend the ltsl!Sn
! tstes against the inroads OF Austria.
The Bank of France returns are sssin very isvora
e for the advancement Of the commercial position o
4 rance.
The Assembly had under discussion the question Of
| - hours OF labor.
| later dispatch from Paris states that the French
saadTOn has positive orders TO sa for Venice ana u
ike the most determined defence OF that city.
1 AFYAiRs IN AUSTRIA-Our CORE spondcnt, writing on
BE- 80 ult informs Us thai the Assembly has ordered
he estates Of Prince Met,ernch 10 be ooniscated
tihe Cabinet i said 10 be- divided ON the affairs OF
t-ombSidy two OF the Ministry Withstand the Diet,
i1d art opposed to surfcudering t. The thai OF the
Republican editors resulted in THEN acquitisl There
pas much eXultaiion on the occasion.
We have adyiccs IN London this morning from which
ee make the following extracts:
NJ. Wessenburg declares ths, Austria viii not absn
ion LOmbsrdy
VENioE-The blockade has been raised. BY de
zee Of the Council the Jesuits have been bSnshed.
sAsDfNIA-The iusurrcction al Leghop has been
oppressed entirely. without farther loss