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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15

AvsdAi New Bedford sth Ehshs Dunbar nsw tuus
hAtsp isett 20 81 ilr whaling
c'srsd Al Fall RIVER l9h, barb late brgl Aerial Petty Moth
Atlantic
New BsdEri 18th lhp J.s Allen Hs-conb Isd an
Psc &c Oceans Sailed ba Sea suns OF
pom )epoonsr, Atllrte Ocean.
scchor % M-haus Point sbo Marg,st Scott Luce from
Norm Pacific 10 days from noiuu aud 90 the EIak
tor for Ne Bseord With 100 bo hO0 DO Eh oil Capt Luce
iorrsTded lhs following Tspor spols FEB loo W.
SHIP Emma CJores. Little HB s05 - i200 VII bound Nam
Bni Imported False sank Lszoda To-Day
December wa.hns1n. Psnsr %. night Oh, all wall oouod
Apr14 t9 on s. % Tropc Bird tou
Few Bedford ound Died board the Margast scott
buTse Fec S5 1851. M Wm day Of Ss~
fesr Of chip AIa u Esg.roVtj be took passage nolia
for none ana cisd " Consuupu
stisF tom Capt Ds5ois ship Asa Bera,dsr Of
ford. npors her March l lat 10 10 30 w. NOS out Ii
900 - ~ 90 b. ara (ssnt hons il3l al we'll
ses ron Capt hasy o. ship Arb Of fhsvsn reports
Al Colombo, Csylou FEB 70 sith 40 % cd
susr rom Capt Gardner Of ,hp sph Ct Fafbaysn reports
ssT II be lss 4 Sal March 10, With % bosrda veil
letter from IAcshBnua that Zphyr shsrman
tor fs- Bseors sailed Il, IN hat pr, The 40 u FEB
ship Geo Washington FeV York purrhase
By nsssTs HoEand Jr Of SsW d.h
Tie was bat By the 4sssfs Hm4n Of SsN Bedford
for Liverpool PACKET Which busns,sbs smpl1ysd
sFa and 'a5ssqusnty voyage fishery
from Sec Loneoa
spoIsb-Aprls lat &c sha Hop. sou'h Seas for y-s
Bee orc u - uOsii vel Tsqgsssa % b. rspOys5.
Ihe sop bact Warr9y. NLbdOn Oh And
on hoard soc 10 obl' Oh so os shasbons Hobarto-o
sent tone 3 % ID. bone sb astsy steward COMMITTED
e6s By "a Aufasum. jan g. 1880
TIE Jalus sLoatoa spors 800 80 sad 500 bbs ss
phst Ins ~ bs no lad lsF Ossoston F.b Perry "a
Ioset'd At r,t.a DAeaaaa sat Dec. SHIPS wn Wheaton
ard bsEta Of sLondJr.
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Roroin Portn.

s,.ss IN HsaseO PEP 49, Sus CaLorHra cs Tor ssusdo to
A,st raOHAs - u 'oh A.I Mitchell HOrts Porto REQ
ogf
Al ssa't'sls nst chip sbats Hal Yor ssi barb
Sibrn 0frn, ~ g. Sd Ranger Frost Tor KnghI
~a'N Toy 20 40 P-nc "a, Laos Wabash ~ for
o. I Ley Sie~-f for Hs-YorE S s4sp lei, brig PotJ,i
Ar a. s. JOHN 81 sth ias; brs wAs.s Boston, scars
sai h9ps' CO. ~ hary Jsas Ek Prov dsIcs CD ssh brig
y aaosth hsstass BgHs, BOst0n
sGyfes III ait brig Asrhs Worhiskon, Ffssasn for Bos
iou-orly sm vssssl
Pstmo u al barb FavoFs tSorl for New Ofsans fsnd
20 a. % ofs fepoffsc orz Amssssssor Bfl O0ans,
no 4 sc 'rh h'rnan Coffs. loot Hamal ior Bo-t0a.
Al ave. ss at sat ia = Sf) FOE ss~ York Sailed sth,
fs L usA SAD New York Wa sTly Br DO Wna
3lst
a. ea1es AKA March % brig choetav Yarssos, from Port
PftJai va Cores, for Bostoa.
AR a H.yrs 1ots q 's Isaac Ball sood. Sailed
chFs.
Al Liverpool 18th az, Jas Fsnns Fusrtou for ssw Orleans
oesn beo nes foks Bel R1ck Psndeon, sni Brsds bans
Akin f-S Yofk.
Ates u shp rslson, Freeman for chseha Islands
otd lof Baltimore.
AtCsmsoss nsy snks IrdianA Watts from Havana for
ION vahag 'r,h caoa haEehfd from Bosoa iof Ess Yofs
S.saC snEs Attshspu, s~ from Pr0vdsoee RI for Bsors
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NFW- YORK TRIBUNE.
TURTHER FOREIGN NEWS.
p, Telegraph, from Hdfaz, to TIE T'-i'H7e
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
PARLIAMENT assembled ON the Sotn. ..
or the folio wing day there was oes.-
iss dsnonstrsSoD, formidable - " a. a.
D,a,v.IsDe Thester: and, on tue same Gay, a.
I;,syoool' an sntLPapsl pslAver OF io0' noors
The L,repo0i J0urEat pronoances Sne
o,.ctiopjst demonstration iahqre
To- Jsuish Disabilities. on the second reading
pss,ed by q majority OF 20 r..
A yery important State paper, saws tne Il a'O'
..nn Ttwes. has been given 20 the w0ro "'hu
r. NAT fe v DAYS, which bas necessarily atfa"e
Al m acb attention IL 10 lengthy commoolca
tiop. addressed by the Es'l OF Clarendon, ths
presept Lord Lieutenant OF Ireland, 70 the + sfl
II ehre ysbury, the Catholic peer, aud IL en-
braces nearly all tbs topics connected WIN 'ne
Education question Ia the sister country ann 'oo
sstsblishmeDt Of a Roman Catholic Hierarchy Ia
EnsIapd He points out 70 bis noble cOrrespoo1-
ant the deep and bitter disappointment he mas
sxoerienced az the conduct Of the Uitra montsne
p.rty in Ireland, supported by the Papa Coort'
In opposition 70 the Queens colleges, formed oy
st Robert Peel in the beat spirit, for the praise
worthy object OF aboshing, If possible the secta-
riss snimosities and hatred that have been
tba bape of the sister Kingdom; aod no
shows that the same spirit is at work 70 up
moot the system OF education, which IL nov
sivipg the advantages OF good secular hnu
religious education 70 hall q million oil poor cni,
sren Of all creeds, who, without such AID Woulo
be wallowing 10 ignorance and crime. Lord JAR
endon proves that all the efforts OF the lriih tov
eminent of recent years TO mitigate sectarian an,
imosities by means Of mixed education promoted
by the State, have been foiled by the ultra party
in Rome and Ireland, and after grsphlcaly Por'
tsy ing the evils OF the present state OF tn'nEs'
his Iordship speaks most despondingly OF the Ia
ture. ,5
The same paper notices the circulars issued
by the United States, having reference 10 valae'
ton Of goods for duty, and addressing Con'als
and Commercial agents. says: The Government
nj The United States, no viewer correct may be the
informatio In its possession, cannot avoid CON
hitting Injustice by acting as iss own appraiser IL
Ia 10 be lsmented that the dishonesty OF importers
has compelled it 10 abandon the system on which
IL has long acted. Bat every change ia not I'm
provsment, and it will be found. we suspect, be-
will follow the introduction OF the new method.
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Sch Paper Psrs.B eeo's'o~r, DC 'f WITH n''' % ~"
Fsdek -
sehwD as..ars ss-Ssr. Port Jsvscos u days With e'''oa
az he. To stasin rhofnoson -. -, s,.,...,
Sch ~. c,rs setr s.i,s River Ga dayA, VIII io' '"'
NGs-f - HsrFU pea ,-,-.,., n f.,oh
Bet 81. j.,
A'cp csrdsnas. II Is, With s'' hss' q 1' ''
10 } Tssior q Co.
81 Lazy lac Van GiJs' Jsuss Rvss. d, "ood
Sch s. NJ Lsls RIVER : - 800
Sch sar Ro-.b- RosisuS. Ph.sdsohii, : ds, coal
Ser =, Fos ham, Phhai.p's, -, c'N-
sch Cha ~ W.ulus Fhiai.iphs sds. coh
sch Corouio r 80. Bsl iulofs. 3 d. sosi ,...
Aafv EtEa. Hohiss Jacksoa'as "a c. WIN -. es'
sen 1as.tA Lsa. wa.hrs,su sc d, 9Th aa'i stores, to
o " lhsus.
Sch R,ovn. Arss Absuy bound % Bosoa.
shN lnt Hos Hidsa 3o'toa, o., VIA lN a1a mt'A''
Roodfuf hsbto.In
e. Jl-.ph Hal Coz. RocsanJ. -. Oh rms. % nH'.t
SKIP Paes-t -sfd wIsaan, d., VII aai % sp'as
49,
sloop william Bro~a -, wlfsAin,5 Gays, VIII sts' to
$40 F,.6.uck Grosa Gardiner Pfo,dsacs
sALTn-shps Nsv Eigaai, hilran, Qasss' Boidcsa lsp
s,Lew-PsrI Cubs from Frsneueo ~ g. and Valparaiso
40 esvs slo ! hnk 80 Brennan SSrk
WlKD-Dunnx the cay fro NV
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Spoken 30.

Nay lat % TO- lon 81 W, ship Clinton, from HavA" for
MAYO l.,s'N Ion g. brig F'd.ncI, Nci''Ou, from Bo',a
at7 IS, Ion IS IS, packet ship P.rhan'ns, srO"o
M,ys IS. S. brig Harvey Tor Hardy ofS'"baryPof
No G,s 10y an .rvs Falmouth e. bark Joseph Payne I'm
Sas yo,.os. from ca.d.sa. Tor ro,id..e.
NAV ost a. Ion 81 49, exchanged 'xu, with brig o,ni from
April so t. Loo 81 49, Br sch ehr Alfred, from Liverpool Or
Ip lat 96 lon 4sS Br barb Duke Of York from Liverpool
ApS1 4SgS 10 81 90 passed an Am packet ,hp, With e.,
Apli7 IS op IS passed bar. Henry w.rreO Of Ball.
st..,mtE
N" ehtsOis lou ~ 20 passed packet chip showing
with black and ball under
MAJ g. Cape Cod West miles, brig vator, Park I'm Portland
May 10 Gay Head chip shsnangO, Of Phisisph from soa
MAY Caps Hsnopsn passed bark En- from Phlad'aaA
ioI sostsn
Robertson ~ so.,on or .,ssrS ,ss. P'''' 0's '''
das hst los o. brig August sno" from Boston - days r
MAY naui,us BY 40 miles brig Gillian, OF and Tor Hsr
Apn'a Of Portland. English Channel brig Rafael Arroyaau'n
from Lrdou TO- ITO REQ.
May hts7 - Ion 50 A. bark St James from for lilo
NAV a,a. Ion - sch Truman I'm PhAd.lphs for G.,s,;on
Nay lt lon ~ 81 B OarE Lady Of the Lsks, from Lspo,
as, 90 Ion a. brig cr..o'u,, EeIsr,ou I'm w..po
Jan ia lon - W. LAur.u, from cal.O for us.a.
Fbat ,s9s Ion IS W, Br barb Lucy Ann Of Cork wh.rs
foT. a., rot understood.
MAJ AN IA, 80 S. lon a. Aries, Ryrs from
New TOrk for LissrpoOl
Apl IS 81 ~ lon a w, barb showing
oh e Gag With red ls.tsr lnlst
March -. lat II 90 5 loo ~ II W. Am barb
hsg striped red. ~bis and bus, bound
ApTs lat s. on bark stsIs Touns from Pasrm0 fer NTofk
Ap'lb lat ~ SO Ion - o. Am ship steering w.
The letters A U ~ cTstop sail
March s lat s lon 81 81 BRIG Badsr from RIO Jansro for
had kstth matter aod BY the ever.
MAJ D. % Key West from Richmond for HOd.sns.
.ebs Char from New Yof for hatagods; Alfalfa I'm SsgTo
fer ApshchcoA
NAY Of Kew wsst ship Wsstnorsspd from New Orleans
LNsTpsoj brig PadTsIs, Of New Tort, with passengers.
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ThIpgs In Havana-sIarksts, &c.


HAVANA, Thursday, May g..
Tho arrival Of Mr.. Owen, our Consul by the
Isabel, was thus alluded to by the Faro Indus
trial of the 9Th inst
"ID The steamer Isabel arrived The Hon A. f. Oven sp
pointed Cousu OF The Unised sses Tor this port Ia place
Of Gen Csmphe whO some u ne since accepted The re-
spopsibe employment Of Com missioner flr establishing
The boundaries OF Mexico and California, aud making
treaties viih ihe Inoisns OF nose States
mn Owen comes win honorable sntecedents. hAviog
bs for dme Rep eSebtave In Congress from Geor
more osey the bonds OF friendship heIween our Govern
meni nd bis eis accompanied by bis fsniy-to
whom, well to him desire al happiness while res
ideul among us"
In the translation of the Presidents Proclsma-
ton by the Diario de Ia Marina, perceive pur
posed omission for it could not possibly be from
ignorance of the very Intelligent gentleman who
has charge OF that department In allusion to the
GLASS of people composing the supposed parties
preparing for the invasion Of Cuba, as Of those
who, fleeing from oppression, had found an asy
lum in our land &c, the fleeing from oppres
sion" was omitted by that print in the translation
which was, at least, in bad taste. The tranSla
ton in the Faro Industrial of the same day was
correct.
Yesterday morning the U. s. steamer John Z
Ne,zel left our harbor for her station on the oppo
site side Of the Gulf Stream. Officers and msn
well.
The constant reports that have been in circula
tion for the pact few weeks have injured bust
ness very much by retardDg shipments by spec
ulAtors, and by Keeping much of the crop, nov
due, back from the market; but IL has not de-
pressed the prices materially, If at all. White
Sugars rule from % 10 cts. Browns, q TO 81 :
Cucuruchos "a to "a cts.
or Coffee we have none Of lat quality Cd and
Sd reach SO, TO 25. ss TO so, aud 81 to so.
Exchange on London TO u prem. Paris 8 to
4 per cent dis New-York, TO 81 per cent. dis
Boston, Philadelphia Baltimore and those cities
pay able in New York and New Orleans Is ds az
p 20 per cent dis Exchange on the Marine
North CarolinS shook and Lumber cities, payable
In Boston aud Ne~.York per cent dis.
Sugar vessels have been increasing 4 little,
against no iregh,s offering for the Mediterranean
and few for others north Of Europe. Coastwise
freghts continue good and no vessels 10 fill she
demand for hid Sugsrs and Nolssses. Sugars,
hid, cent per ID Molasses. 50 10 3 50; box
Sugars, g. SO. As ever yours, Gu o.
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FRANCE.
NIlsC hIeI Expected.

Affairs in Paris are very unsatisfactory. Tue
Ministry appears to be i'll daily fears Of bresk
mp from internal discOrd. The proceedings Of the
Assembly are without interest lncendlary bu-
le,ins are being Issued by the Committee of Re-
sistsnoe. There is a TumOr that Leon F0acher
has resigned.
The Gov eminent have resolved TO withdraw
she demand for arrears Of pay due TO Jerome BO
napsrte, al General in the French Army.
Che President is charged with Interior views
respecting she Presidency; that he entertsins
the hope OF dissolving the Assembly in hopes of
new election 10 1882, retaining tbs body Of men
favorable to bis interests.
The funds atill continue to decline.
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COMMERCIAL.
merisIt ~ CsS Circular.

-,, LIvSsPSot, Friday, May2
Daring al he preseos vesA As musel has rvIn aimed
snh, sna VII eobunua tcodeeey decline 10 orics
Vac savees per baiuc which recsvei oa Tuesday
bring eoanu-c acf~sslog relative raies 40 saeo .
avsicsio all tae lower Ssaes Orned Of N. en-,
bsse shsfsa The COS hdenee ~ bOdes have Ia
prtss9Fe ~ soll Cotton sccOD panied by material a.
pfices the Irsde thssr former policy nave
parcessec spangy spd e iotA sAes have been g as
hsies Tue demand 10 nal grosrs several Gas.
ha.isz made limited purchases ca speculation bat qaiis
omDsned ~ advance Ihs sses are Sc bales To-
esers a. 90 speculation fof America
d. scptous very d0 OF sae. and hef dave ssslo Do
ain ed from 10 TO IL per pound. the qaOtanons OF FAR
aDsiiiles hsog uniiOFmiv reduced "a per 10 Toe
noath opsnsc under The i0aaescs OF age rseeps and
herrasibS esgmssa u ths crop teo booBaog Sdrrenl
In The pots 10 Uosd eiates nese exercised eotros
psnopg neasace upon pdcss hare ted re SIRE esEse
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N.yA1.-By the death OF Commodore Bsffon'

EAYAL-By the death OF OOnnodore oe'Fou'
n. nv o. r. "A notors Ch.fs. 81
. sue Nsron, r0umssSs 0i-- o. 80 ~ AA.i'' 80. =.
,sH 90 he HnnE 81. C'f h'.ssI =
sss- or4.,.e sntk- o it. fa'trt- - nag ? ~
,nsao,s P.fk., - 81 20 Cap; ratnh e-t.eh~1 :. ~
cu.st Cent P~rs.rr,s.t 4fd-r-1 $50 t's 9h+--t :,
- n o. 10 Slate Gutter I@n-s az ~, -
,rvss q s-r.usah the - Inst from - 90
- r.. q - o ~ 80 V'De-hA S. , s IN n ..
.a'ou s4,a 80 ~ -, v,,s,., Nc, - >.
,jt,1s 81, - .s. Yort..-.-.U s'oso ., - 49,
h. 8+th ut ~ n
n. Z 2 sitno VI ar southsmFt1a L'-u. -" q, 49,,
Nv Yrrt - j. sfo A.fen 49, .r,u
Crs,,or.s us~ . 'al sE4n IN % % - a,
- =. 81. r. Unf-d staf-s II SO 10oerst o.
-, s,s ir.ui-, t.ep BE- q y "a o'fd ~ "a =
- - ~. ,s..tas Vsparzlsn. Tnsn - ~ "Al''i
49,. rh..lo 49, ar ~ asri "a ~ II 90 ~ ~
49,. tate -bs-s N vneeanss -onll DIoaay
:. 80, y'Tausr haf aannureef tn-t u -. - n..
- ., -. oo. v.... Of squadron eoast'nty 70 h- na
IN. U d p FAa ou.h, ClnnA<sf f''-4fs'' va - -
-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF SEw-IORK fundamentally "a
Cleared.

shp-sas Bolnes, Berry. asv orleans. Wm Nelson; Dsasch
and HAM batten, hanhurg sek Klnhsrst LYDIA. Souls
LH'fNt N'sHhh sons Westnastsr, snaDtsr Ns~ Orleans
on To Hpsun Agaanchs. Bsasf Orleans Axis z
c. 6a-tn. Blal as b snso Hsnschsn 4 UuanG
bsns-hsorn. Lvsfnos h-os, sturEes Chairman c.; Ia
okns ecbuun ChAsson 6Dbs Co. IVJA Whsslsr Cisfls
sos Baca Co Ammsra 05sn) Fshsrs Savannah Pope
Co kshssn nsson Brstis, Aasoo rhon psoa.
brxs-kslo-b. Nsshburn NsE orleans w ElEsl Bsronfa
ACftou, BsnEor. X ? Burt Co
Scho Largo. Psrsos. Darsn Nssmh s,,ang.r
blactTs wa L-oesi Cnas CoSsts Posi- BauJrs
siisf Lodi Ln Cry, Fu,ess ssS-aavsH Jams. aarsh,
Rogers. Jsci touvIl-, scCfsaey Co; Hope Gslay
Jsafey. Philadelphia scAssi Z Hale, Glksv, CA6s
Hsyu-n, Pfaoss, May ~ YER Ganlsr 81 Joan 10
~ ~ 1esi Junist- Wssbef a Msron GER. F.rrsa
So H'-u P-arss ALsrsy Camilla I.gh per- a. Dsy,os
spvgus, - tBr DU Ha1aH ~ Oonbs5 Pstmos Coat
DO G. mrd, Va But hssh'i Afs6as Arsy Jams Nv
Dsshs'ei hsftea hsfa. So sui. II W Pops
- p-1fts h1u Hull. P,nvcs1cs
n p-l.rs-8d Diamond sts,s1s aIph a4slpha " Tho m
slns he N,fRsn p l,osB a. , q srggs
buks-P ads pha, Nave, Pbilsssphn, J a Brkrs.
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HAVANA.
tn. Measure. Of Defen.e---stats of Feeling.

The Measures VI "
Correspondence Of TIE Tribune
HAVANA Tuesday, May s.
The following orders were published in the Gov
eminent paper Of the Sd inst for general iniorma'
ton give the literal translation
GENERAL ORDER or THE ARMY.
HsoIpIERs: They intend sgsiu tread the soil your
vslor osf.Dos-lbe same who al Cardenss cowNdiy nsd
before baBoful Ofus.
ale who Leads them 10 traitor. Those who tollo"
without country hsg more than plrsIes-
You Ioti gre them no quartey.
"soi piERs: Your and your discipline s's1re mo
ths, ibsir eIwrmosuon Will be retarded only ny delay In
enc00O' isiSs. sg1" "CoNCHA
Hdrdnd, dpTi %, 1881"
The whole disposition of the Captain General
has been Of the quiet character OF brave mao,
and with the small naval force IN his reach, be has
by comb ination aAd constant activity englrdedthe
Island, so that it would be almost lmposslole Tor
q landing to be effected, without sufficient warn
Ing 10 prevent or at least contest it to advantage.
The Isabel also brought US a Consul which trust
may tend to more harmonious feelings than has
heretofore obtained, between our agents and
this Government.
The English war steamer lnflexible arrived In
these aters from Jamaica on the 4thinst bearing
orders 70 remain here until the present Fulihds
tero' excitement has been determined. We have
also French war steamer, that continues upon
this station for the protection OF their citizens
and interests in case Of political commotiOn, OF
which there does not seem 10 be auy indication at
present
The stories of sleeping upon their arms and
of wearing boots and spurs night and day, be-
long to the imsg inatons of the transient coaters
for your journals bat the army is on the alert and
kent ready for instant action In the field.
A ever, yours, . 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
IRELAND.
EmiGraIlon TO America.


The rush across the Atlantic continues with IN
absted rigor. A Nenagh paper states that the
once populous district OF Thurles and various
other parts Of Tipperary appear 70 be almost TO-
tally deserted. A letter from Waterford mentlons
that ave emigrant ships freighted fully with 600
souls, leh that port for America on the 22d uit
and on the oath another large vessel, laden with
epiersnts sailed for the same destin alton. Ac
counts from the West are even more startling
A Magistrate and land owner In the county OF
MAYO speak Ia terms OF the utmost alarm al the
pro, pect Of the country being left without suih.
cieDt hands to till the ground. From Westpott
and Castebar, shop.keepers, farmers and able
bodied laborers are flying az if from the plague
The ISan Herald, referring TO the movements 10
the county OF Galway. says II the tide Of emf
grafton proceeds with the rapidity which has
marked It's progress during toe past Spring, this
Province bids fair 20 become wilderness.
The steamships are expected 20 be ready for
sea In July. A line of three Iron Screw Steam
ships 10 about being established TO ply between
this point and the Brazils The line will he in
part owned and managed by Messrs. McKeon,
EcLear 4 Co.
A serious accident on the Railway between
Chester and Manchester. which resulted in the
loss Of several lives and forty wounded occurred
on the lat inst
A great aggregate meeting Of Catholics had
been holden 10 Dublin on the Doth ult 1t was one
Of the most influential meetings held there for
many years, as far as an assemblage of the pro
fessionsl, the middle and operative classes could
be 90 deemed. The platform, TO which the sd'
mission was regulated by paid tickets, was
crowded by respectable persons, chiefly belong
ing to the legal aud professional and 90 the Roman
Catholic Clergy. Although the whole OF the Ro.
man Catholic Prelates aligned the requisiton aad
other ways sanctioned the proceeding, none OF
them were present on the occasion, and no active
part in the proceeding was taken by the Roman
Clergy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
SWITZERLAND,

The Hang arian refugees are waiting in the Can
ton New Chspel the reply of the French Gov
eminent relative to tneW passage through
France to America. The cost of their transport
10 America il 10 be placed at the charge OF the
Canton Of ressin TIE ranDr which nss been
IN circulation Of other Hungarian deserters hav.
ing taken refuge in Tessln from the Austrian
ssgin ents, 10 confirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
GERMANY,

The Emperorof Austria intende visiting Lem
BERG about the loth of April. 10 have al inter
view with the Gear me frontier. It is stated
that the most intimate relations exist between
the Austrian and French Governments. A letter
from Berlin Of the 25tn alt states that Al dc
Nsssslrode has In the name Of the Emperor of
Russia, transmitted TO the Austrian Munster for
Foreign Affairs new note on the subsct
coached In stronger terms than bic former repre-.
sensations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-15
PORTUGAL.

Accounts have been received via Spain that the
garrison Of 0porto rose on she 2ith ult 10 oonse.
qaence Of the arrest Of q number Of officers aud
soldiers and declared for Marshal SSldsnhs, after
O combat Of two hours. The General after hav.
ise remained tRcog. IN the city had taken the res-
os,ion to embark In an English ship and was re-
called by the insurgents The inhabitants Of
Oporto have declared for instruction.
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M n a lie D.

May IS lsei BY Rev p.s I'D, WILLIAM JONES .
9tklhVpE youngest eAaghtsr u As1sr SANFORD Es all Of
Fs~lsk
hsy IS st LuGss cAa-eb BY Rev I,Ase Tlsts EDWARD
n sEisOS % SUSAN BLANCHARD, daughter Of Anihouy
hcposslo, Zee al Of tbs t..
o. Wssbsss s,snIg Arrl 50. b. Rev Sang.l WIS ABRAN
koSk Of the ETY. 70 ELLA, only daughter Of JoAs Jssy
Lopson, ksg.
On wedes,ssy hsy IL bv N ma, Dewitt D T sPENcER
KIRBY 20 hARGAkEr a NASNLEcK
% NsebessAy. Asy = ksV Mr. 6ar.slzs. Mr. sTePHES
ADflAsCk % Mas HARRIET sRCSH, 0oth oitas .lsy
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PHILADELPHIA. asy lt-frvi0ed -sAfss Gen. S,cAef'oa
Bo.tcr; Eagle Cerass coi nsmoat sss' o. brig
iFort 30 Ma Gus Price Cartsua Emma CroEsi ''ooi
,eis P, a.. cssse nforh Cgas pls,1n - Nssentpor
Geo gn,n Waftb Br.,oi hI sonh Pacsc Hssiu korsi;
MAY s.asl Bay Provtsues Copa. sssrs SAsn 80.
Fdw Adams stee STo 8rsdos Az, 5t'ni Cora, Case
Yo,I. Wsrgon Aso, Far Havsni An'sfs'' Candy N''
psr; Z hoFtou Gansy DO -.
ARIEL BIZ sars, Qa-beci ysCelu-h Wkos. LtaVra org.
Hoppaussr Qnsb,c; Hncklsy Johgs'u, Casaa, ~
Tos Wsars Porto REQ Ayfa stu5sy. Bo.oni Eits 49,
Jaclsou.Is. och. Soul Soul Br,olba Caes NAY -
Bostcn, Ws1ngton Aisn 90; rum9s RAyne Pro.F
dspc, Norh Pacific Hewitt Fell RIVER Anta'ss Gan 90 VA
"a theresa smIisy salem; Brsnsrs Pen.r' Stloogt n
po,e.tv Ano.saie Haod GsI-s Croeei, BOstoui nor
,o1 Gsnsy Pnyrsoes; Hofnsn. Worth Chsses Bfidoe
Grev saco; q cs John, RadSn rl'rk a.
NY r. Msbourn. Bangor DO, M,a,has'it. aks -,
Ion 30. saysh smith Havsnsr Belfast tor fsSst dadon Farf
q opossts, for YORK Light r0pp ihnl Pnacs's
hsht Dsh Garsasr; Vz1a Wrgit w Rv-r or
Fh.oslrhs Iasc Cr0mssh Ferguson, Pf0Tasas Tor b's"
town. Uuon, Bargs. % iov Ban more
soops siuos Cole Gags Provdenee or osnasi oes
Para f., Gshng Agent Hays Portland, c. lac a bofan'
Demink Pail River tor Nfon
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IN Mariners.

Notice hereby gwen that Tbs oo~ias Land MARKS have bsi
ID. South Shors Il the Island OF Anucosi VIZ,
South - fsst high TAT ~ ~ ~ loo % 10 70 W
Pavilion Rvsr-Bsseou ~ st high lat f99 - lon % 81 10 y"
Sir niles rsst Salt Lake BayBetcou 40 set high Litg IL 80
n, o ~ &c w.
Cape Mary sBsscon 90 feet high Lat % % 30 loo % SO W.
sy orssr oftbeB ara B. LINDSAY, cL ~. H. .
IrlnItI Auuse. Qneb.e. Nay q 1881.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE

We have nothing further from the Cape Of
GOOD Hope IL appears by parliamentary pa
per that the sums required TO be invested tOSGrd
sefrss ing the expenses Of the HAtir War beyond
she ordinary grants for the army, navy. ordinary
so~nissarisl services for the years 1850, 81 snd
80, 10 9S00OQ