New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-25
GLEAXIyGS FROM FOREIGN JOURNALS.

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we're 70 be- the only scenes ~ bloody outbreaks 20,
We have prot that DO; even America can escape no
terrible cOntsgion. a deplofaDe caiasrppne TX
usce On the I0tn inst Nen fork tho results ~ ~D
present sad dlsyroyofr0n ~ zoe cal-es which gave
rise % j. 10 affair ~ f1e tncaer llarfe 20
tween two actors that provoked disturbance ~airh
compelled the military o. Gre "a the people. .Yf,
than twenty dead bodies were iet "a me piaff iff
most smisent iragedisu Of England, Mf- M1crea-}.
whom Pars has 0ftcn had creation % applaud. hel
been for short time in NeN J 0r1 and h- pfe-.he'
aroused the jealousy and hostility OIL certain nate ac
tore The American population exhibited n A'4f'e p'
passion which docs lizzie honor ~ Their nti-trn'f .'
hDerslify and took siies violently with one " rrf
compstrlOt- the actor Forrest The pppo. to 10 '1''
violent that Ar I>cfeady wished - give up Die e'
zagcnent and not sppear on the ipfn according u pre-
yiou. announcement ~ the urgent request NJ maf.f
Distinguished ci,il.us and snous others Nf " --ll.
ton Irving b. consented ~ play ~ one cA 'fd Phi"
tragedy which ensued. Lfery one ac4na'tfl ".ih
Sir Nscreadv Knows nat b. ls man of most honpra
bic sentiments and viii share WIN mn inf snffl"
which he must experience although Do II not in no
slightest degree responsible tor the iamentaae affair
OLD FEssC0Es ForsD-A discovery interest.
ing 10 the friends % has beer made hy ~ amateur
~ the parish church 81 bOure Al It. Mchei he hh-
found iTescOes O the sixteenth century covering nc
walls, and also the columns and perhaps even mo ~
ches which have been long concealed by timex coal p
white coloriDg that cau be- taken Oh Dy wei known
processes without injury % paintings % this KIND
DHUtDicAL RKNASs-A curious monument a.
toe religious rites 81 the ancient Gaus has Jl-i boon
discovered at suevrc- 10 s au imnen-c block oi stone
the human sacrifices Of the Drmds n" hrle cts 90
sueyros contains many other interesting monuu'h's III
the times Of the Romans aud % the middle ages.
" Madame HEcAMlFH. the Distinguished
friend Of Nad de rtaei and Cha'csnbrHd. wnl."
death was announced in recent IribHaf nH- cfi fn
the Museum Of 20 MslO the native place oi Chateau
brand, a marble has rcllei representing End"f nrt
Cyfa0dOcis executed Of Rome by Icncrtni -u" a.-p
leaves 10 the Mu-cun drawing Of 4aI1 copied from
painting by Cirodci. and drawing 0' IraqHafd 200
which the deceased represented sitting on iao -ea
shore
rY- Tho manufacturers a. Sedan propose 20
establish economical kitchens whore the poorer classes
may buy their food al cheap rate.
Hg- Lord Normandy has returned r, m Lond
10 Paris where he has resumed bis diplomatic iJnc
tons.
Iy~ letter from Constai tiuople states thet
important repairs arc making IN the grand mosque oi
1t Sophia which are 10 be- completed by The approach
ing festival of Rsmazan Ia the coursc OF tins wofh,
largo Mosaic found representing the Virgin com
mcnding the City of ConssnunOple 90 the protection
II Constantine and the Church OF - Sophia % d
protection Of Ju-iinian. This monument il IN ler.
feet state Of proscu alton.
r.. The great success of the ProDiei has iu
duced the directors OF the Opera at berlin to bring out
this work at their Opera House Tho d.stpgnsi'l
suihor " Msycfhccr has been requested o. supeuu
tend the aIraug cments i0r lts representation
m Jenny Lind was in Paris o9 the goth u't
She took her passports for sweden on ihai day. nnd
there doubtful her marriage la England s finally
broken Oh.
yP~ Tho splendid mansion occupied hy Lola
Nontcs nj Munich with al it- magnificent furniture
was advertised 90 be- sold at auction ON Zoe '-il ui
The house and furniture were appraised al about
s250uOl
yyr NJ Cuizot arrived la Paris about the let
lust lie Is about TO establish political journal called
h GoErTamctt
~ One Of the most formidable corps In o."
Magyar army il that OF the lIofsc breakers lCsN'r
which ia no respect inferior Go their South Amo
can brothers IN the ant of using the asso. Tai. corps
10 regularly organized lts mode oi lighting consist.
m throwing a cord from great distance. which en-
tanelcs the enemy and which moreover. being armed
with an iron hook inlicts the most horud wouud-.
~ There was never "A greater number Of sui
cides In France than present Not only the epidemic
suicides which seems 90 ravsse different countries ~
intervals and then disappear together with the c'u-,
that produced them but ifghiiu abundance Of 'oiun
iafy deaths which take place every year every month
every day, with almost mathematical regularity
" The Arrangements tor the publication of
Lamartncs select works edited by himsci are nearly
completed The fret volume will appear in september
WEAruIR IrESs-HEALTH-rHE ErlptNiD
&c--Ne gather from our exchanges the following
summary the weather and state OF health OF different
sections OF the country
Al Albany. Friday lsst set down a. ono Of TIE
longest DAYS of the wear thermometers standing 20 Tie
shade At y in the sun they exceeded al bounds
the JoErEa and declined reporting 60 the clerk OF tAe
westheg The CITY D. healthy
NU~fNN
tempered bv a SIN hrccIe from the last lDrfmonlr
tel IN the shade 90 ON Thursday. according g. Toe
CAroao'an the thermometer stood at f. ia The shade
ln Warrington st. The deaths for the week ending
SATURDAY. sd werc 4b-thificen more than the pre-
vlous week Scarlet lever st fingers there
Al Detroit thermometer measured - ga tht shhi,
On the l9th ana cong zap al the time
Al Troy and klnghsmtou. NY @l in Tho shade -
The same A. SpTiu, hed. Mass and iu us ncighoof
hood several deaths have occurred from heat 40 llis
FIELD. very hot aud death ~ tNo from Cholera ~
New Haven getting warmer Al Taunton, COOLED u'
with thunder storm the 18TH which eNicntcd r.
great distance At oonso, kst b. D. settled heat and
a healthy town 40 Amherst Macs rain is alrc..A
much needed
The Cholera has appeared al Sauscruos and Of D..
cases have proved fatal The disease. however, has
assumed mild torn. and causes little or no alarm.
DR0wNEp.--A party oi ak men went ~ The
foot OF North Eighth a. this morning, about O'Clock
10 battle. After remaining ia the water some uu'c
three came on shore snd called out % the Others o. Oh
low their example but they continued IN the Wsief
and were carried out into deep wser 10y the TIDE One
Of the three near the shore observed 10 De suus
Cling aud he rescued by companion on shurc-
Believing the other only trying thcif sSil Dbl
swimming the four sat down on The beach o. AVA.
their return and alter the space 81 $40 hours began O.
feel concerned io their safety Assistance IS ootne
AMI seArCh made Tor the bodies. but only one col.i
DC found, that OF John CurIon Hugh ponlcy Was
taken down the stream hy the tide doubt and my
have been earned oy The eddy iufo the W allaouut