New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-10
FURTHER NEWS By THE NIAGARA
ENGLAND

VI doubt nct experience ihst 'tis result Nh.ea
AS secretly looked for BY every 'iy. The contrary
vss ore 0f those miracles that 49, can 1rus ourselves
O. ihe belief of for time for who does MOB ean to Che
miraculous In such cssei Blt ths Pty-cA forces of
th.s bard world ever crush us down @. t-s common
place. and such undoubtedly IS thls consummaton u
the victory of two mighty nations. putting in moaon
10000 soldiers over a gallant Province We can only
say Nsa3meisn fashion 10 such a disaster. God :
.resi Submission 20 necessity oeseems -. . .
another evidence smoug the many watch ihe history
% The asi months has al riei. that violent sud
political changes not 90 be those through which ths
words regeneration sha'. come The r.rso.iat'n oi
nations .n tfi- part oi The word is clearly n''ni p h
81 ior a long seascn yef snt ihe ne" say n't
bs iusugursisd by sny csIanry. hoRever brilliant.
c- feIis 0f battle though -acu.rls'y contested
Kings and soldiers vii haVo '- al their own way
The love of power and the love of money which they
res qfcrvay 'ypfy the legitimate .oferesns. and
tle at rinuot 1a utested 900 ifs sn terms
The Consequences af This event O. western Europe
VII 20 i thought bc ai tho --sFe-i Kind Austria :
lulaulf1 from be- struggle Vifn Hungary tnN 'in
now make in whatever direct she easns. c Der
immfnso military rfsourre. adding r0 tr.m those oi
ner .ua,usatei Province Russia dominates .n the
center o her councils. and viii pa-sta Anso.ltsrn
therefrom with the whole power ard p-esslre 10 aef
e -autc Empire. Germany ". 1e th' trst o. re the
pressure. and Democracy. already UNDER ihf bee oi
Prussia vii BE- squeezed out of iie ty threatened or
sctus armies from the coalition o' despots A for
France her Republic Is AbsCuusi enough srr'1y. tut
will dnd 1ui the force that envrons aer Whenever
che tsens to new dreams .f liberty Then tae ntN
HU.V Alliance will essay teach beg t1a tlH ittr is
model Ruar and that Russian htrnsri-rn Is tre rurtl
sion g. which All nations must aspire tn- and which
seems neutral has sn immrnsr s..s' in tN' same
events for Russia nov governs n Turkey totn at poo
core of Constantnope and from ihr ia1sar n .f nttr
and nh IS soon become power in tnH N.iii. tncsn
With talon upon Egypt there liing oar pass
ale o. India Bat the thing is done. and past recall
| % III .H..rf .H
upon commerce. was alien tn suy fH0rt. Iatrrf.n
uDn and of what force s distant public lpt..n lp
shameless iespots yielding the aatfs..on- o' nsi
Continent Wherever The merely commercial t -fI'.t
comes into collision with the imperial sri -rf matt Hn
ftf issue WILL not touhruy show -rff f1c t.'rr s fnH
nger Iae fault oi llf Economists lee JOB inr
thought that Man Is compose oi nl,nins 1lt nrr7i
and cheese that these govern ATT his motives sni pre-
the only supporters ofn his Iic. whereas N history
proves fhst they sre his leas wiling motives ans chat
be- can lrr upon Pride and Empire without Industry.
a events long enough to gam The victory n'f moro
Industrial ism ana Trade
our London annals hfrr frf- week ..fn s-rlcfi
hy murder oi more tnan common nor f Nh''n n"'
made society sh.FNr as with an H-u' NN N''s't-
lived IN little street in h, Borough SIR N-nrin- sni
his wife Maria. The former nsi been Guard 'n inf
Great Western Railway the .it'- bon her maiden
time Was frqrs ds ciGutrs o. Lady hlntyrr daughter
nt tho Duchess OF sutherland . be- husband Nss .up
sod to boo concerned in certain railway roonfes io
large amount and hai been dismissed from his pHsf
on account 0i the frequent ra1nres tr4f fff t}
/ took place In the train which ne ' guarded tnfd
| gsr-uu Nr Patrick Oturfnr. tDrrk In inf London
Custom House. 80 salary oi $500 }esf nti 'e
/ sultYr Bob Mrs Manning bad ltfi "iiN N'. 100 '.'
occasion when she Quilted nef nu- 1sii iNr ' w. 30
and stI 1 the constant habit of visiting the NH
nlngs Sir rces ls0 Mrs Manning bought stout snort
fre shove and quantity oi qacklm' in tne hrith.'f
hood and iiurg the stone digging from Der back tfl
eu She and her husband eSeasstsd the earth. which
the ne .hb0r- heard going llt di not unirr'tfni
| DCuunlr. the while c.ne iu inf n.l-f r- usual "i
even more frequently t} invitation. There no iin'd
! .a Do. ADJ. ! I..H n .." "
missed from the Custom House. iie was known fn hr
possessed 0 considerable properly lnf police aware
ofhs hsuuts Came 90 the Minnngst to inqlir" i'r nn
/ Nrs VI received them f1 't. 'frt ft N who're sn,
was 10 the habit ot cooking dinner. They remarked
| the extraordinary ueafue-s 0i the apartment -ne
knew nothing about the bject oi their inquiry. Two
days eap-ei and srl n0 intelligence 1 fatrcN ''n
| nor Toe police returned o. the house, "hicn was
| shut up and the Mtnuings gone Inef gained hinis
sion. but mo- clue was found The house vas drnl'e1
of all tho furniture i had boon disposed n ihH} 'N
| am ned the garden ald the rooms. Ile back kncnfn
was pui0usy and clean secured lt'oted 700 cesn
Round one ial stone there seemed to oe no." cement
| An lndlctiye policeman took out ns POCKET smile tu
scrspe the mortar, or ne could not anlershni d. +"
was s0ft and new. IT, removed d. and tnoA lp W.
| dag stones Underneath. these were p.tsterfi qltr
over with lime be- knew that nu mason bad done ths
because masln- only lime ihe edges Of their "NfN he
/ pierced tt, lime and found ta- ground remarkably
| o0sc Cufryiul iitte with nis un-er- n' clmr ai
twa inches depth. % "A stocking, d" els incnr' io
| DC0nnnr's toes whom boz found nfai 'Irninnst ih
Dir of the premed lated QuIckimn un his fert ffd up
! h his launches The body Wa so f,r burnt ~ fhe
lime that 10 day Two more % could not have been
| identified
Mr Mannng has not been apprehenied up % this
| morning His wife was traced, through i1e cabman
who drove her t0 the Northern Railway, and it "a'
recaecfed lh-t many days before -ucn person lNNH
her place tor Edinburgh. Ile electric trirs tYh o'i
the Edinburgh authorities o. l0lS flr ler. and lh aA
hour Edinburgh replied to London tua- SHE "as n sale
custody Wnen taken, she vas perlsinl -Ar account
| oi the murder 10 fts I'm@ DO VS. 49, one -.e '4Y
posed thar the guilty pair bad sailed Or N.F lNfN ih
/ tne Victoria. Al once war steamer "is srLi H'M
the port % Southampton which overlook tle iciona
and searched her but the parties were npt on board
10 Is thought that the husband vii Del .n keeping -'
| DAY
lae murder was a compound crime perpetrated' it
10 thought with air. I4n. -.ei-e BANNER ana .ati
,nga ~ bottle. c9nainr- enee of this drug .e
| ng found on the pr-mi-es Ars Manning - a. 7~'''
| ana connected WItn tuurFuiaf4r, me fatt "n' N"
! years ag1 murdered Lord Ni.-sm Russell after l-f
murder be- went to hrs OCuunlrs lli- 4a-s flfi --
boxes and sllcrrd-d ia taxing eit1 hr- i h.s move
able wealth. leaving Der husband nu means 3i .-r't
nz bis escape. " living for any time ~itnol. teiec
uon The whole affair is strong proof N tne i'iy
tnat God marries % ~ickciness and a'o 10 .le an
derflI powers that Society poss.sse- ir in- leir'
of crime Railroads tn~ lasl places ilat CRIMINALS
| should approach, the ieptn li sr~a towns hf 30
n,din1-u.sces Tor those guilty 0f slcn enormous mis-
irsIs The world lu very nuok is becoming - 'rA
uart 90 tanse who have outraged it- primal laws ts
animals -eutent 20 their natlra enemies 'f . i-'
yoI.0n- that they must nottoucl lne 9A escape p"
| ,h0se feT places where crime ani ansrrny are in-
| sw ar whittier it . not yet worth while -o pAtsI'
The ssvsge. and put stQp % bic san 41n ify ie'l
| Tue woman frerng, executed flf POISONING I'D
Wiltshire confessed previously o. eltit MURDERS 7i'
nsd sont her ba1es 0lt 0f e nom fear ,n- 'Al tNai
/ they would r0t r- provided ilr
| frum India. w. have urfs That itr aHtf- nj -.r
! plnfsu1 sre causing -reas.lr.s 3D. tlr H.''IN'H
| attah IhllaD -.lzn. whom ue made intp an ihir
1.rlrr sor-re -. aud gave l4m trr n country ana
| Cs-tmerf ras .een ilrt.fylnz bic fo"n Ni jon np'
a On some 10 pieces 1i heavy ordnance ana u'fAlN-
other ggy preparati0ns Beside N1ei me frsii-@ u
the ate grand army has 11cAed tl DIS sIan'ai'
fis mas been CIVIL sszsd fl ssL1 DE- greet 4-nr i' 3
British authorities snl lr replies Nitl fil7. 1i.l'ls
trat lotril- WOlI give lu CREATE yl-as-frr 1-i -N
| fortunately ls troops Won't hear pi iL lne CONS"
rlrlcs i. that tler- IL sgan cYneeriit axiom nd Ni
.rT force ~ tne Pun tlb alf further events afr rt
| gscted . bis wiy 0t clleitall. Nl1 -ph-inlrA @.
MAINTAIN l.s u1epelcrnce even .n llr ffrtrifr ''
Rlnj-et 20, VII pr0ls1y slyulf "ar 9eff' 9ritN7
r.rlse.f O. The mountains En-re ~ sle-l nafs 81
| nous campaign ot a. though ~ have -f r0af4e- -
.-r a. tn head the Indian army and s- s very name
= terror al native p1~ers, and sr-- more -ls
leeds may depended upon o. back t tner- r --Le
! doubt which xsy contest gJl.1 r-rmllai@-llf ilr
i oresent Ine skis however ar- var ~ ana f-si
=. r.rr cutie different from tle Hldols and 10 -n.
nexnz tie P1n sl1. trere j. say ~lai store 9i
| .r1-5.es Ne have laid W for s-rse.F-s
TIE last l11ls rsil also ourzs me In-rI z-D1r OF
| tha ieath on tn ~ .nst. li M-n-rut AL To- la-r
ruler % Ezypt -llc- A10as Fasla las lad be tnrolr
,h- transt thr0-1h country as Dot been Tor of
e4zn-rs What 10 10 the time 0i i1st Pfosf-s'ifT
and wonderful cn-eitaiu.
| on the l1ta. a. your .ast nal Yro0a'J informed