New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-05

skull and fifteen others were dreadfully wounds
After great exertions at the pumps the fire was
got under. The Valmy, Notwithstanding the shat
tered state OF decks was enabled toreach Brest
with the rest of the squadron which hoisted colors
halimast high in memory OF the victims.
Ofthe Election in Switzerland, we have returns
only from Geneva, where the radical ticket has
been triumphnntly successful.
From ITALY nothing special. The Pope has
treated M- Montelenbert with special distinction
and made Roman Citizen of him. an honor Just.
y earned The portfolio Of Education in the
Piedmontese Cabinet has been given to Sig.
Gioia, good appointment as the liberals say.
From ENGLAND our Liverpool correspondent
sends US the following:
The furoye created by the recent rescript of the
Pope. has not subsidized. Meetings are still being
held in almost every parish in London. and in
many Of the provincial towns At the Bedford
meeting held on Friday, Lord Charles Russell
lbrother to the PREMIER was most extravagant
in his denunciations of "Papal aggression" "A
great meeting is to be held in Liverpool today,
on the same subject. In London circles 1t 1t ls
confidently asserted that Lord John Russel's Let
ter was but mere party ruse, and that he never
intended that it should be otherwise regarded
The Catholics bear all this TRADE with extreme
meekness and becoming moderation In Ireland
there have been some ebulitions OF feeling but
nothing to notice; and meantime CathOlIc1ty seems
to be progressing steadily In It's course, as what
doctrine when prosecuted does not! we learn
that a new convent is about to be established near
Liverpool, and that three new Catholic churches
are TO be built in the course OF the ensuing sum
mer. The very temperate speech OF the Amen
can Minister at the Guildha banquet, where the
Lord Chancellor "heaped Goals upon the lire,
a. ,5cfiO In
matters of general news we have nothing OF mo-
ment. The port charges OF the town OF Hull have
been materially reduced with the view, it is said,
Of calling in American trade Government
commission has been appointed to report upon the
desrabiity of removing the transatlantic mail sta
ton from Liverpool to point on the west
ern coast Of Ireland The American and Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce oppose the project,
and are strenuously engaged IN endeavorng to
cause the Dock Trustees of Liverpool TO give
greater facilities to the American trade and ship
ping OF the port.
The Luitea Serrice Gazette says of Captain
Collinsons Artc Expeditions
Further official intelligence has been received
from the expedition under the command OF Capt.
Collinson, c. B. consisting of the Enterprise com
manded by himself, and the Investigator by Com
mander NJ Clure. Capt, Collinson, in the Enter
prise arrived at w oahoo, Sandwich Islands, June
% and sailed on the Goth for KotZebue Sound
The Investigator arrived there the first of July,
and was to sail in few days to follow her consort
These ships had received supplies and dispatches
sent by the Swift G, Commander Aldham, which
arrived at Woahoo on the 9th of June; and the
Cockatrice, tender, Master Commander Rumble,
sent by RearAdmiral Hornby, G. B. with dis
patches, &c. from the Admiralty, had arrived at
Woahoo on the Sd of July, in time to catch the In
vestgator The expedition was all well, in good
spirits and full of hope
From TURKEY we have the subioined which is
taken from the Berlin Stats Anzeiger:
The siege of Mostar was to commence on the
/ st inst The insurgents Of NogniZZa have re-
ceiyed mortal blow from the Seraskier. In con-
sequence of this defeat the inhabitants OF Mostar
petitionedfor al amnesty, and declared themselves
ready to accept the conditions proposed by the
Porte. Immediately after the ratification OF the
act of subsection, the Seraskier will proceed to
Travnick to quell the nsurrection which has
broken out at Carntha
Accounts from Bulgaria state that the Christian
population are in the actual enjoyment OF all the
privileges promised them by the Porte that the
concessions guaranteed by the Porte are not, as
usual paper promises, but carried out to the let
ter. The rayabs enjoy precisely the same
privileges as the Turks. This state OF things is
said to be entirely owing to the justice and hu-
manity of Reschid acha.
The Overland Mail from the East arrived on
Nov. le No event OF political Importance had oc-
cured in India Proper since the departure OF the
last mail The hill tribes the Kohat frontier
were again manifesting hostile disposition, and
the passage through their detiles was interrupted.
Disafiection and mutnies among the Nizam ma
tive regiments still continued. From Hong Kong
we learn that the Insurgents were getting the
better of the Imperial troops. Numerous bands of
robbers were plnndering, Intelligence had reach
ed Singapore of victory gained by the Dutch
over the Chinese in the Sombas river. The com
mercia news from India and China is very salts
factory.