New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-09
miscellaneous.

subjects from taking part in the London Exhibit
tion, but be will not permit any Of them to visit
the great Fair.
The Turin correspondent Of the Times states
that the King Of Sardinia intends visiting England
during the Great Exhibition.
The Emperor Of Russia has decided that com
mission OF manufacturers and men Of science
under the presidency of Count Kleinmichel Di
rector General Of Public Works, shall be sent to
the Exhibition at London, and shall visit France
TO examine the principal N anu featuring establish
ments The Emperor has also decided that such
of bis subjects as may visit London, may pass by
France In undergoing certain formalities.
Tie National publishes an article in which, after
reg:etttDg that the French had not the honor Of
beng the first to form q universal exhibition of
manufactures, it suggests that Government and
the municipality should make great Efforts TO get
the tourists who come to England to Walt Parls az
well
The series of receptions already announced
will take place after the opening OF the Great
Exhibition, and we understand that il is the in.
tention Of the Lord Mayor TO receive at these re-
unions, not only the hterati and scientific men OF
the country and of the Continent, bat in order to
mark his warm participation in the general wish
to give ecidt this great epoch In the history OF
the industrial world, the Inequalities OF the Mao
sion house will be extended to the foreign CON-
missioners, and those contributors who may re-
ceive marks Of distinction.
g The final sale Of the machinery and material
EMPLOYED in the construction OF the Brittsnia
bridge was held last week. Upwards Of 1850
lots at unexpectedly good prices, were disposed
Of eve days. IL may not be generally knownthat
the huge hydraulic machine and cylinder that lift
ed the entire bridge, and OF sufficient power al
most to lift the Crystal Palace itself and its con-
tents, will form leading feature in the great o.
la podridd in Hyde Park.
OF Miss TalbOt-who recently divided the pub
lie interest with the great Exhibition-the tol'
lowing is the only intelligence.
OnW ednesday, Mr. r. Palmer presented Pc
tition in this cause on behalf Of Lord Edward
Howard, the brother Of the Duke OF NortoIk and
the Vice Chamberlain of Her Aajestys houte'
hold. for a reference to the master, 10 inquire
whether it would be proper and beneficial to Mss
Talbot that proposal of marriage made TO her by
the petitioner should be accepted. Mr. Holt SAID
that he appeared on behalf Of Dr.. Doyle, the tes
tamentary guardian of Miss Talbot and cordially
concurred in the application. The Lord Ohsooei'
lor. without any comment, made the order asked
The Bark Eagle is not fitting at Woolwlch
for the express purpose Of bringing the Emperor
of Russia and the King of Prussia to England on
a visit 10 her Majesty. 1t is not however, known
which of the iustrious guests may be first ex'
pected.
The pastoral letter Of the Bishop Of Exeter.
and his protest against the conduct OF the ress OF
the DelCD, ncem 70 AOuhO
thorough schism, or at least OF q critical conhlcs
between the hostile parties in the church, and
serious consequences are anticipated from the IN
tended synod Of the clergy Of FL setter diocese
There was great meeting IN Aanches ter AZ
planned the motives Of their political action, whicn
has, OF course, given occasion to much comment
and discussion in the daily journals, and In the
most eminent portion Of the press The usdal
remark seems to be, that even the I'"'es. with all
its aptitude for sarcasm, can scarcely Ind iauit
with the speeches they delivered, the effect oil
which on the country appears to have been I'm
presiive.
letter from Berne, of the 18th, 10 the De5ats,
saws: "I hasten to inform you that the Federal
Government has just received communication
from the English Legation, In which 1t protests
against refugees being sent to England. The
United States, therefore, Is now tue only Coun'
try open 10 them
TIE EMIGRAST NovEMENT.-The country pa
pers from the four quarters Of the kingdom con-
time 20 report the progress ofthe flight oil farmers
across the Atlantic. A Dundalk Journal compares
the movement to that of an army retreating before
the enemy At every port, 1t says, the oest Pot,,
ton of the inhabitants are hurying away and II
there be no check there must be, In lew years
fearful blank in the population
Carthaeena was viIited by an earthquake On
the 5th Of February, which destroyed NUMBER
of buildings and severely wounded several oil the
inhabitants The church was also considsraoiy
injured. Many Of the large interior columns
were broken. large masses OF the building fell to
the foor, and the keys,ones Of some OF the arches
were displaced.
Hnngsrians and Lombards, deserters from the
amy OF Radetzky. These fugitves were direct
Ing their course through France to England.
The King of Bavaria arrived at Munich from
Me,sn on he 10th; the Queen and King Ohio also
arrived on the same day from Berlin -,
The Car has ordered Warsaw TO be llI WIN
gas. and the water OF the Vistula to be conveyed
in pipes throughout the city
Mr.. Charles Frederick Meyer, one OF the veal
tbiest merchants of Sweden, has just dled a. 90
pephsgen, aged eighty one, and has ieit fortune
Of % ,60O, oO0f, which goes 70 his i've children.
he was possessed Of 80 vessels, two dockykrds,
spinning mandatory, and sail cloth manutacto
~; he worked mines OF copper, iron and alan
be was the chief Of bank at Carlsnamm' ano Ine
princin,l partner In one Of the most important
banking houses at Hamburg.