New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05


A mclfer match factory, the first IN Ireland, has
hceu established IN Dublin Strange 10 say, TINS class
OF conbustblCs have hitherto been supplied To Ire
land by England.
Lord Leigh has invited al his numerous tenants
20 Visit ondon 20 his expense, indl thcy may see INC
CRYSTAL Palace and rs contents.
The Plymouth Journal says The Bishop of Ex-
cier and Dr. Fu>cy have lately been made the SUD
-cc;s ~ special prayers al the Roman Cathonc Ohp-
a. SionehOusc o., We'll o., other chapes. 1ncir dc-
cess.cn 90 Rome Is doubtless calculated upon Is an
event 70, FAR off
cardinal NiScman has forbidden father IgnatuS
90 hold public discussion on The relative merits OF
DE Protestant ane Roman Catholic rcugion>, AZ Tx
etcr Hal, with Dr. Cunning
The estimate fer glass broken by The haul storm
of 18Th April al the public Offices m Dublin Is t'2o.
1t issa.d that the census returns for Belfast VIII
show the pCYu alton Of the borough. including Bal
.vwccarCtt. TO exceed li2tR.
Several vessels OF 900 or SOC ;unS burden have re-
Gently gone up the NcWry ship canal and nave un-
loaded CareCcs of sugar Indian corn. rmoer' & Ill
The town.
The Rls-oomai Journal states that, in one day
last week. The enormous number ot l.5b3 pauptfs an
VlCd for admission INTO one OF me union Woihlou>tc
m that county.
The last American mail brought in large sums OF
money from emgrantS to their friends an Limerick
and the surrounding counties.
BY The official Customs returns for the ports OF
scotland. published on Tuesday We hnd that the gross
amount Of duties collected during the year ending
January ;. 1880. amounted 10 tL95S,4e0 against
t2OsS 50 m ls4Q and tl,sl00l6 m 1910. As regards
the foreign trade during the same period, it appears
that the British iunDage engaged oOth WAYS IN lNoV
amounted O a. Ql0 against csJ,5i9 tor lct5-b. Inc
foreign trade for similar periods stood thus 3235iS
against 225.12i
The Duke of Wellington gave grand enter
taument at ApsiCy House ON the evening OF the 10Th
nit The Duke Of Cambridge. several other members
of the ROYAL Family, the American Minister, Hon [,
b Haddock. L :. charge q Afares 20 Portugal and
Hon Nh Van Alien, late l. :. Charge d AiaireS to
Ecuador were among the guests on the OCCASION
A cargo Of ice. the first ever imported TO LINER
i,k. arrived IN the shannon ON Tuesday week, per
Neptune from sweden.
The Migrants sent to Galway jail are washed
every day, which IS indicted as a great punishment
A vessel arrived from Bombay, has brought me
unusually large quantity ID; 1892 bales and lOS li-
bales of East India Cotton. as portion CT her cargo
The usual half-vc8rly document relative 10 kall-
way accidents has been printed by order OF the iioS'
of ommCuS IN the half year ending the 5lSt ot De-
cfuncr last there were l23 persons killed and 10 M
iurfd Nine passengers were killed and - injured
from causes beyond their own control, II passengers
killed and injured owing TO their own misconduct
or want Of caution 80 servants of companlos or oi
contractors killed and II injured owing to their own
misconduct or want of caution % trespaSSerS ana
other persons neither passengers nor servants OF the
Company. and injured BY crossing or walking on
Railways ! suicide The number of passengers CON
vcyed during The half year amounted 10 4l.Voislyi.
The length of Railway open on The 3Oth OF June la>1
was 63OS miles, and on the 3lSt of December the
length was GEL miles, making an increase OF JlJ
miles
M de Beriot. the great vlolniSt, has lmmodaised
his attachment to the memory of his wife, Madame
Mahbran, by the execution OF he-like bust OF me
deceased. The comparison remarks the ButfG,
lis interesting, that as Michael Angelo was lnu-
scian, De Berlot could make such bust
Speed, the historian, Cheshire tailor Stow
the antiquarian, was also tailor. Ellots regiment
of light horse was chiefly composed OF tulorS and
10 FIRST mn " ed
slave trade was Thomas Wooman, quaker and
tailor, of Now-JerSey.
GENERAL LEAVE TO THE ARNY.--Leayc of alb
scncc for the purpose of seeing the Exhibition has
been given by his Grace the Commander-ln-Cme to
all regiments at home, from the lSt of June 10 the
Seth INST heldoicer, half the captains and halt
the subaemS to be allowed the indulgence each
fortnight IN the month and is the intention Oh some
of the railway directors to allow officers, upon pro-
ducng a certificate of their rank, to travel at the
Government rate OF charge OF 2d annie, As when on
duty.
-FRotEssoR WHEwELL'S LINE on NoTHING.-The
solution turns on the word CIPHER
You sigh-tor a cypkCr but sigh-for you:
o Sigh-fCT no cypher. but o Sigb-for me-
let not my sigh t0T cgpker go,
But give Sigh-for SIGH, for Sgk-for you so.
Ills Royal Highness, Prince Albert, has cOntnbut-
ed the sum of t25 IN aid of the subscription intended
provision for the declining years of Mrs Ward,
the daughter OF Lord Nelson
The booksellers of London have unanimously
agreed to give eaeh Of their assistants holiday and
the necessary expenses to enable them to view the
Great Exhibition.
On Wednesday. the Attn of June, the Lord Mayor
and the Lady MayOreSS are to receive the Royal
Commss toners, the Foreen Commissioners, the Ju-
rCTs of the Great Exhibition, and their ladies', the
Foreign Ministers, together with a large number of
heTaii of the different English and foreign scientific
societies as also the members Of the corporation and
their ladies'. al cOnyersaZone 1.-THE Manslonnouse.
Captain Paulet Somerset, having completed ms
sentence Of Imprisonment, was discharged from the
House Of Correction, Coldbath-heds 4 great mum
Der OF persons had assembled to witness his depart
at the usual hour, but he had been discharged
about one hour before that time.