New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-20
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKLIN.
MINISTER'S AGAIN DEFEATED


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May. ..,-.,.
n, The CHI iast the House divided on mo-
.o, n Lord Mas. relative 10 the collection Of
Sn,v IN home N ade spirits in bond. There were
1sg on either side, whereupon the Speaker a.
oording TO custom, voted for the bill
Mr.. Roebuck desired 70 know IT, after Ia''
tooy,b defeat the noble Lord meant - retain the
Government.
Lord John Russell replied ia very vague
manner. IT,.
Tho Duke Of Argyle presented 100 petitions
among them one from Glasgow aligned by '''O'0
persons against Papsl aggression.
Tho Great Exhibition continues 70 be shrong
ed Ys.so spacious is the building and the visit
ors are 50 equally interested in every department
.tst there is no dissgreesble croWding.
The Times commences It's synopsis Of the Tx
hibi,on with the Piano fOrtes Of which there are
splendid instruments from all the famous French
German, English, and American manufacturers.
Prisons ol y. double piano forte is mentioned
at length.
The Queen held levee on Tuesday, May 9th.
The American Minister presented hr. Haddock,
Ckaret Of the S. TO Portugal Ind Capt. Sands
with Lieuts. Avery and Preole Of the st. Law.
renee.
In IRELAND the Roman Catholic organs are de-
Hghted q: the Ministerial defeat.
-Ribandilm is troublesome sgainin Louth. l.
men have been arrested. There have been
several murders.
The Earl Of Bfntry is dead in his 3ish year
FRANCE.
The 9Th Of May, tho fte Of the Republic, passed
off peacefully. There were reports Of IN insur-
recton at Lyons. bat they were entirely unbound
ed. II rained violently in Paris, and the evenings
fireworks were, Of course, q failure The crowd
was never so great in Paris but not single acct
dent or unpleasant incident 10 reported.
"A mass wss said at the Ia0alides on May
5th the Anniversary Of the Emperor's death.
The President and most of the Imperial Family
were present. There was great enthusiasm
among the IEvalideS
M. de ssrtges Minister OF France TO the
United States, has left Paris en- route to the
United States. The personnel Of the Legation
will be almost entirely changed.
Petitions begin to DO presented in tho AZ
semby for the revision Of the Constitution and
promulgation Of the Presidential powers.
oERMANY
The abSentees from the Dresden Conferences
have been summoned 20 assemble in final ses-
sion. Austria has gained nothing by them, and
Germany will probably return to the old orsanizA'
ton.
The Berlin Chambers are discussing law
upon the Press. 1t will be among the sevorest in
Europe.
The Police at the Railway stations is charged
with vexatOus authority to compel passengers to
show proofs of their being themselves.
SPAIN.
The Madrid Gasette Of the 30:h April an.
nounces that the receipts of the Treasury for the
month Of March lsIt amount to 979le,37l reals,
being a decrease as compared with the cores
pending period Of the preceding year OF 2,9l9,s7s
reals
-sieuor Manuel Cor,ioa had addressed let
ter to the electors Of Seville, announcing that ne
retires from Parliamentary lie. and returning
them thanks for their past kndnoss.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Sir James Brook has arrived from CeyIon The
steamer Euxine, in which be came, brings fall
cargo Of LevRnt produce, with 100000 in specie.
No n va from the LevSnt
In Hsmbursh the Jews aud Christians have,
for the first tins, united in the erection Of e
building for lodging poor Jewish and Christian
families who have no home at tho end OF the
quarter.
The grand musical festival Of the Lower
Rhine will take place at Aix.la Chapelle toward
the end Of June. The composer Lindpaininer is
20 direct. Among other music, Mozart's opera Of
Idomehoo will be performed.
There has been a sale o, remarkable and
rare autographs in London. Letters OF Burns
Byron. Charles l. cranmer, &c. were on the list.
Jules Jnnin in & letter Of three and a half
columns TO the DeSats. describes the opening Of
the Exhibition. Hesays "Hurrying disease
of this City Of London" What would he say Of
New.York
"A long letter from Egypt highly extOs the
Government Of AbbAs PSoha as extremely bene.
fetal TO the country. The correspondent en-
joys an opinion quite peculiar to himself
-SoNrAo. the singer was engaged in Russia
for 5o0,0oo francs for the Summer. But tbs Cza-
broke up the engagement, say ing that be would
not have woman whom he had received 4, LIS
Court as the wife OF an AmbssAsdor, sgpear So
PrimN Donna s. the Opera.
CONTNTYE cHAT. ryT,Xyyc