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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

THE MONUMENT TO MOoRE.--A sub
scrber, who thinks no republican, Iri'hman or Amer
Jean. ought to give anything toward building monu
ment to the poet Moore desires TO copy the following
lines from Moores letter from Washington to Taoma'
Hume in evidence that Moore deserved such honor
as Americans are now requested to pay to his memory
"Tis EveninsnOw,-
The weary Statesman for repose h ith fled,
From halls of couu ell TO his ncgyos shed,
Where best he woo some black Aspasas grace,
And dreams of freedom in his slaves embrace
Oh doubly worse -
Did HEAVIER design this lordly land 70
The motley dyegs of every distant cline,
Each blast of anarchy and talnt OF cIime
" hieh Europe shakes from her peuuTb9d sphere
Ia full magnty to rankle here
"Now turn thine eve where faint the moonlight falls
On wonder dome and in those prncely halls,
II thou canst hate as oh that soul must hate,
Which loves the yrtuous and teyeres the Irsd''
If thou hast got, within thy free. born breast,
One pulse that beats NOR proudly than the rest
With honest scom for that ngorious soul,
Which creers and winds beneath no0I control,
Which courts the rabbes smile, the rabies nod'
Ard makes like Egypt, every beastlt God
7heye--in those hdls-but burning tougue nroeN.
Rank must be reverenc'd cen the rank that's there.
$50 here pause And now my Hume, we part
Bot oh full of in magic dreams OF hear,
thus let US meet and mngs convene dear,
Nv Thames at home or by Potion &C here
Ger lake aud marsh. thru tevers and thr0 to1s,
Midst bears and YANKEES, Democrats and JFot.,
Thy foot shall follow me, thy heart and eyes
With me shall wonder, ana win INC oeT'e
While | as Oft in witchlng thought shall rove
TO thee 70 friendship, and that land love,
Where like the air that fans her helds OF green
Her freedom spreads, unfeyered and serene
Where sovereign man condescend TO see -.
elhe Throne and laws more sovereign sth tnah nc
Now, having complied with our correspondent re-
quest we may be allowed to say that we do not tanK
he touches the essence Of the question at all II Is NOT
proposed to build monument to Moore on account oil
his politics his religion or his morals but because ne
was poet of brilliant genius, and along with SONS
things that deserve orgetfuness, wrote many when
literature cannot surpass And we see no reason why
on. who admires the poet should refrain from contr
bptipg 10 his monument because he condemns this or
that point in his opinions or his writings.
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n "THE KNIcKERBocKER," for June.

has pleasant variety Of reading for idle summer days
The poetical contributions excellent among which
we notice quaint ballad Of the oldsn time on Bunker
Hill This whole number, including the I" Editors
Table sparkling in its perennial vivAcity difd'es
sense of refreshment superior TO the aroma OF the cool
est Grape Leaf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

Y A beautiful set of 16 inch globes
have Just been brought out by Messrs. f. & q. W.
Blunt, No l75 Wster-st They are of Copley' de-
sign containing the latest discoveries In Geography ana
Astronomy and flushed and mounted In very ex'
csllsnt manner. They well deserve the attention Oh
institutions of learning as well private purchasers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12
TO THOMAS FRANCIS o'MEAGHER.

HAIL, fearless Tribune OF 80 ancient race,
Hail, living Martyr of sacred cause
Unclaimed, unscathed, thou stsndes. face to face
Triumphant death and tyrsnt laws
world your forum, and nation now
Stands meath tue shadoS Of tn immortal wreath
That age shall bourgeon greenly on your brow;
To see, to hear to learn with bated breath
Whether their hopes shall bloom again, wither ID
lngorious death.
Cast not upon that hope a eath.echpse,
The beaconligbt of many bloody sea,
Nor shadow by the fiat OF your lips
Hearts sorely wrung. yet painting 70 be free;
But rather with hero's uusty hand
prophet voice, tongue OF living fire,
Pour forth a soul into whitening land,
And tell her dropping sons again aspire
That Freedom, though fallen, at each rebound yet
mounts the higher.
III.
Our Cause immortal as the verdant hills
Which first unto your soul its vision spoke,
And pure as are the sunlit, crystal rills,
Which to your heart the songs of Freedom woke
The mountains speak in thunder tones to Heaven,
And pour their fresh ming streams In ceaseless dow
SO you, 70 whom the tnunuer VOICE IN gwen,
Should tell to earth and Heaven our living woe
And pour living tide upon the thirstng hearts below
w.
The world has changed-our hopes remain unchanged
Since last you stood before the listaing world
Nor from the path of Right are we estranged
But on our flags, though still In sadness furlei,
The old device" ireland erect slone -
And though sojournny in this friendly cline,
Far from the shadow of Britsnnias throne,
Yet high unstaiDed by cowardce or crime,
That flag shall greet the world the pride OF sfterime
"
And Tyuth is Freedoms voico,-the sword her pen,
The stainless pages where she loves TO write
,ssfIer Lessons, are the hearts Of fearless men;
" Her standard Tolerance when these unite,
They form In Heavens eye a Sacred b md"
Such as upheld the cause of conquering Greece
Her robes the trophies Of a rescued lard
Her hsuns the homes won by glorou, peace;
Her irst,born wear her CROWDS their fame shsH
never cease.
VI
Be these your alIn,-be wisdoms, cautions voice
For ever ON your lips and In your cara,
Nor bid your counirys heart In vain rejoice,
While the earth's moistened with her exe's tears--
Be native truth and native strength your hope,
And guard with jealous the sacred trust,
And pityin Heaven certain path will ope,
path as glorious as the cause Is just
That yet shall lead rescued pilgrims 70 theis
conq'rors sacred dust Lh
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" "TBE LOST SENSES. DEAFNESS
rY" WoopBuRY's NEUE METHoDE Eur

F,,Yuxrxc DER ExGLrscHEN sPRAcHE," (aethod for
Germsns TO learn Engish) This ia an excellent man
ua for the study Of the English language and may DC
unhestatingly recommended to Germans VINO wish 70
acquire that language without the aid of master is
on the same plan as Woodburys German Grammar, the
merits of which are recognized BY every student Of
German who Las had occasion to make use oil IL Pro
ceeding from the simplest elements OF thebnguages 70
the most difficult combinations 1t uniods the "hoe suo
ect in which cannot fail to be Understood oy
the intelligent learner. Whoever makes thorough
tdv Of this volume viii have mastered the CHIEF dill
e. in the way OF foreigner the acquisition Of our
I.r,usge Q2mo pp. 81 g. & z. Westermann)
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n The First Part of the Second Volume
Of the "wAvERLy NOVELS, In tue beautiful edition OF
Lppencot Grambo & Co, contains "The Andquary.'
This Is an admirable edition in all respects aud will be ca
gerly sought for by American book buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

r. Two men were whipped, rode % ,s,'.
raj, and then duck, d. opposite 81 Louis, WOO
DAYS ago, for grossly insulting some isdies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

II "FULLER's COMPUTING TELE-
GRAPH" is the name of mathematical contrsyancei In
tended to facilitate the usual calculations occurring in
business Il appears to be ingenious invention, and
is avoraby spoken Of by those who have examined its
nracfcal oneration.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12
u THE FOSSIL Foor- MARKS IN THE

Rxp SANDSTONE Of PoTTsvnLE," by Isaac LEA
rsnr reprinted from the Transactions of the American
philosophical Society illustrated by engravings-" The
FOSSIL sAuRIAS," by the same author IS memoir on
the new red sandstone formation Of Pennsy wanna, with
an account Of the new fossil molluscs In the Wilkes
barre Coal Formation.-"A SYNOPSIS OF THE FAMILY
erNAIApEs," by the same author Is issued in new
edition, greatly enlarged with double the quantity of
matter Of the former one" OBSERVATIONS on THE
GENUS UEIo" by the author, is reprinted from the
Philosophical Transsctons-Thes works are issued IN
style Of gres, elegance from the Philadelphia press
OF their scientific merits not qualified 10 speak,
but they viii doubtless attract the attention Ct amateurs
~ REVUE DIES DEUx MoNDEs.' We
rejoice that this valuable periodical has escaped The un-
clean hands of Louis Napoleon Ii Is one OF the most
able literary journals need not say, tina. are pub
nshed on the Continent Tne number for April Is lives
some raey comments on Hawthorn Poe and other
American writer's IL has an agency In New'fO-k at
Bsilsres, go Broadway We have no douS. this fac:
will greatly increase the number Of It's read.rs in this
coutuy.
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II BLAcKwoop's MAGAZINE" for

May, presents an attractive table Of cOntents Among
the subjects are Gold" Life Of Niebuhr" Tnomas
Moore" "The Vineyards of Bordeaux" readable
number quite. IL. Scott & Coz
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suggestions with which the work aoound' IN fesard
the diet and regimen necessary to the preserV.non
health cannot fail to be Of service to the reader WnAI
ever my be his views concerning by dropathy as sy'
tenn We are glad to witness such judic'oas enor" !"
popularize knowledge Of the laws to which the nu
man constitution is subject II is in this way that the
nre,ailipe want Of vigorous heafh which is said By for
eip ers to charsctt ze eountymen Is TO be rene
died A work like the one before US s worth all the
quiDine blaepiI, and cod liver oil between Ne"iouod-
land and New Mexico IT. main doctrine Is that ne@'n
depends Oh tenn perance not tonics and that pure
water is a moro healing medicine than all the orer
doses Of the shops. (Fowlers Wells)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-12

II THE HYDRoPArHIc ENcYcLoPE-
Ola" by R. 7. Trail, MD. This comprehensive man.
usl Of the principles Of hyene which we have favora
bly, noticed former OCCASION is completed by the
publication of the second volume. The whole work in
the present FORM will be found not only interesting 70
professional readers sut useful to all persons who de-
sire to preserve sound physical system without the
aid Of noxOus druss In this volume the general theo
~ ard practice Of Water Cure explained in few
instructive chapters while It's application to the various
classes Of disease Is set forth in ample detail The de
y and discrimination OF the editor are exhibited on
every page He has condtr sed great mass of yaIu,
bic Information into the brieies compass His language
Is simple and ntelhgible-he does not fghsen the IN
leaned reader by parade Of hard naneshs object il
evidently TO impart knowledge, not to show OF himself
aud Ia the description Of the symptoms Of disease and
the means 6y which may be avoided cured be hs.
eeitainy betn in the highest degree successful The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-03
ROME.

- M. Theirs reached Rome on the 18th,
and had an interview with Cardinal Antonelh
Another British sub ,ect has Just been
deprived of bis British passport and unceremoniousy
dismis,ed from Rome ria Ancona he Is an lonian az
priest 50 that some eccesiastical mystery is prooaoy
at the bottom OF the affair.
The remonsuance of the British consul
lar AGENT and the petition Of the British residents IN
Rome iu favor of Edward Murray, under sentence
OF death according the Judgment recently passeu oy
the uousitora tribunal OF the Sdd CoHsuHd, appear
as vet 10 have had but little weight with the papt az
thoriti.s as no further communication on tue suoec
has been received by Mr. Freedom from tue Carulna
Secretary Of sste and the prisoner himself mas oeen
taken out Of Jail together with the parucipaors Ia MS
condensation end sent of TO Ancona -sis generhy oe-
heved tor execution II being customary In TINS country
for criminals TO be sh or beheaded ss near as posSe
TO the places In which their crimes have been com
united IL l. difficult Ia suppose that the eA"eme
sentence Of the law will be carried out BY the Pa
pal authorities in del 20 Of every remembrance
against the exceptional AliJre OF the tribunal ana
without commuhicatiuc details OF te tria'
In ordinary cTi;niDei 60 u 10 customary hereto
publish summary Ci t. CO.. the evidence ana le
sentence on the very 0R 81 the prisoner eAeCu
lion: bur If tnis system l. crred IN Murrays case
will be too late for the Bsh Consul 10 be OF any GER
vice to him by making 0J"ctuu 10 the style OF tne Jun
cis proceedinps ag.ast him Either BRUSH Influence
il stTouger N lie xhosn q 4. ctvta Vecchii Or else
the Tuscan Govern msnt more bl4ndly disposed than
that of his Holiness Tor she STAIOTds (Aldborougns
are daily expected o. b. rlessed from confinement and
allowed 10 depart in peace from Tuscany
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PRUSSIA.

The Emperor of Russia arrived on the
Itch at half pass 8 at Potsdsm. The King and QUEEN
OF Hanover were expected the next day; apartments
have been prepared for them in the sehoss The Grand
Duse and Duchess of Meckenburg strsiiz, the Grand
Duke and Dut:hesi Of Mecklenbure sehverin and the
Duseo Dessau were also expected to arrive during The
day
The Grand Chancellor Nesserode Primo I,inis,er of
Russia had also arrived
The Chambers were prorogued on the
18th. In esswer to question whether the Covs-,.,
Resnt to maintain the 2ollverein M Won xsnrens.l
sad, the manner IN which me question wa. nut -
an opportunity tor very varied and ext,p,re ,,s,
meat but sstbe object itsslf might be perilsd ne
Ing lSto ssteEent respecting negotiations stiIl
II e nc would OILY make td.s 3eclaf alton that tb
siSn GeveTnmea would sdheTe the princ,nJe vh;cL
mad stated wouIt guide II at tie oyenng OF he roc
tsiions N question. Ttis declaration wss siven H. So
sweT 70 Tie memorial presented Sy the deI-g-ta NJ D.
Sais IN oDe OF The openng .Etibss of the Congress .
mshes TIE Reconstruction Of the ZOllvereu m con
non sSe 9Hs aon, OF o-terng into sAy Commercial no
EQUATIONS With Austria. The declArsiion OF rho D..
dent Oh toe Council Was received VIII loud Chez, s
all psTts Of the House. III n
The Ki0ddeyadatseh. O, Pruss;.n
Punch ha. been seized for pablishing c No, hi, >,
please NJ Louis Napoleon Bonaparte The coni -
OF the public press have been cautioned b oi.arva -
eircumEpection In their allGsions 70 the F,s,.h D..
dent @n rres'-
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rake and large proportion Of the recent liberal arrival la
been stored b, for ire chance of reclining or
better laeT 20 TIE year. The supely Of Fosf iron
The sde Of IN. Atlantic has certainly exceeded
t.tiOp up~ Ar6s q $50 bats having been received ia
the weeks ending the nth inst II Liverpool saa nesslv
100 orc bse,s have Nve6 into Lot don the three v,~s.
terunnafing Saturday last
The supplies nom hence will probably OR
time bat BY the l.test s1vces fpm SewYosk ie.n So
considerable shpu nts s 10 progress ior Great Br
ian and t is not unlikely that Aus-rc. may male soS sav
def enc, Which the -horrues OF wheat N. north =
Eunvp, supplies OF the latter srtis fro a.
coulis,ut Th-r. has been httie anm-tioo h D.
Wheat trade in Asslsne s0ee this day ~eek BIT f>s,s
have XII biled armness GA M0adsy ther.
.sus show by lsbdc srisge SAMPLES from Esex ana ~
much from Kent White wheat mt with nsre sft.nto,
than red Esssx stand, we're cleared early At Vrc..
quite eQUsl 10 tho~e current on that day uaisht rs
Kent supply which consisted principally Of red wee oot =,
rs.dily plsced buf previous rates were maintained
On WEDNESDAY, Hers appeared less snxioas r-sh.
but SYMPTOMS az increased activity
OF buyers nor there much dong this morning Acs
where sale. were full terms were obtsioed ~
.ivs. WINS ffoa abroad have betn quite triyll rpr
the close 81 last week having ho~svrr but hsre eosatrv
demand tie falling of IN the supply hs. -s toesd,e say
the mllsrs - yocd what they hav. needed g
mediate USE importers have not AZ period Of the ve-<
been pressing sellers and have no change 70 notice "a
quotations -, -
There are scarcely any csgoss Black Sea Wheat "a N,
es, and few b.rga having been closed during the week
for paTc. passage, prices have become IN
nominal TIE oners IRON ne nan, nave Ven At too
high terms 10 sdit Of bnyers being found Quotations q.
o~n.m,nu scturrd Flour have varied and food reA
rouprr, marks bsve slso been held i terms Amer.
can Flour good quality has been held AZ aud hns 1t ~
+ barrel. -. .
have been made to-day. The little homegrown BssLsy
which hss appeared market snce our "a has sod 90 much
the same before The quantity OF oren offered az
prove rather more than has beer mncd s.y needed l
he tendency of prices have been slightly toward decline
London Mercantile Gatet'e. May 2i-EVeoins
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I.ive,poo, Cotton Market MAY ..

The tr.rssctions In our Cotton market have again been
large vet the tone manifested been much quete THIS
week than last tor the American advces Unexpectedly
renot station the speculative movement there, con-
nued large receipts Of Cotton at the ports and very avor
able accounts the growing crops the ador OF speeu'ors
here at once checked and anxiety created on the
part of holders 10 realize which has Continued through
ou the week and buyers have been enabled 70 purchase
low 10 uldong American al decline OF o. g I'd uOn te
rates cunent Fda last while the better quail
ties remain uuateTed in value. BTazs without change,
n ith the exception Of Bahas, which hade dearer
not quite saabe but cannot Do quoted lower
Egyptians 7 main stesdy at former rates
The sales ~ day 1000 bales 1000 speculation and
for export the market closeDg qul y TIE Total sales his
week aIe $50 bales of which speculors have taken O
American $50 Bats. 800 Egyptian and sIO snrat ex-
portes geo American. $50 PerIam, SO Bahia on Egypt
ian and SuIat thus leaving % 500 bales, all kinds 70
the usde The authorized ouOsons TO-DAY, were As io
lows y. Fair Bowed Sic Mobile SIC. Orleans ed
The cautious sp evluced at Manchester, which was des
cbtd in last inducing resist nce on the part OF pay
the upward tendency OF prices coniInn,s 10 prevail
This spirit ldeed rendered manesty stronger on Tues
day by the American advces, and there therefore,
ver DaDu market both In YARNS and Goods and soino
few ces might he purchased fraction lower, but
who'll. IN, mark, tTeuaiue ed steady
Yesterday spinheTs endeavoed 20 gather tle adj
dtional frmness fOm the bIahkhns news, bot the day
pssec of heavily, with amount OF business quite ncon
Siderable 10 tits struggle however bet ~t buyers and
se,s tie former succeeded in obtaining some Kinds OF arms
snd ooos OF slightly reduced not from all oduce
because many still well circums anced as regards con.
tracts but from eli who either less fayOaUy s
ted or who have less confidence IN the maintenance OF
decided rise this week owing the dearnes Of
See Islands oton There general impression that the
che OF oney will prevent any permanent decline IN
prices.
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I,ondou Markets.

LONDON. Friday Evening, Missy 2L-SUGAR-Ths public
sses to-day went s;eaoy without any peceptoe Grange
In prices In coating eargoes the business was &c s-
hracipe all the Havana sale and cargo Of fu oxs
No Isl at p 900 do No u at q ., 500 do No ~ AZ
2TL and so DO No H. az 20 and another cargo OF 2J
do of which particulars have not a-sped The qusnty
offered AZ auction comprised $50 bags Of Msurius 2oO do
Of bengal and LAO do Of Madras, nearly the whole OF
which found buyers fully previous rateA with the eHceP
ton OF White BensIe which in some instances obtained ca
advance Maurfius at g. for very tine bright yellow 20
ior uGd NJ and 81 for gray refining; Bengal Al ~ 70 o
for good niddpg; white Beuarvs 81 Tor low mddng yell
low white SIS SO for grsyish yellow cry'ta1ed
Maeras So 81 for good middlug yellow TO me bright
grocery and n n tor low milo ding god middang
brow LOIS hhds OF West India have been SOLD MAKING
5,2DO for H. week. , -,
TE-he sales which have concluded to-day passed with
out ai.y spt and considerable portion Was bought In al
the time the sale however u the 10 O 9ssed
nesry COCO have been disposed Of Common Consous about
$50 chesis wer. all bought but have since been realized
AZ the previously current GuLpo ders IN small boxes
sold teely at former values but those Ia half chests were
chiefly rejected Scented Teas OF tine quality sold freely but
The low and common were unstable Nearly all the Canton
Gu.I also GIT IN, but considerable portion
has since been placed at iormer prices ,,
CoTFgE-The market closes with frmnes and the sales
TO-DAY comprising 40 casks, $40 barrels aud bags OF pana
op C.yon and $50 casks and Of Jamaica went On
sasd At full prices About Oo BAGS OF native Cey Ion are
Ieported O hsv We changsd hanos at Al y cwt o.,
hCE-eO BAGS Of Bengal were offered to-day ana Will
drawn az prices above the market value -, -,
sALTPETRE-At auction 80 tags OF Bengal soa IL 81
edd28l for 81 al y cent reacton
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have received several DAYS later
news from the Sandwich Islands.
IL appears there was great excitement In Honolulu
caused BY report that the part OF the garrison Of the
Gillian Colony In the Straits of Msgellrn which mar
dered their officers were cruising IN the Psc.Sc as ~
rates IN the American vessels which they bad seized aud
plundcrsa The following letter accordingly adj
dressed 30 Capt Gardner, ott,e Vsndahai
DEPARTMENT o. FOREIGN kELArioSs
HoSoLVLU. 9th March. 1859.
Sra Under Of duty 70 the safety 9t American and
ether property soat in the ha-ocr relpectfay re-
cues. your attention extra OF 7As PgnssiaH, watch
VIII be this mornips showing that part OF the garrison OF
the Chsn Colony the Straits OF Magellan, after made
ing their oteers and clesgymen, are now crossing Is p
rates the Pache board II two American vessels waeh
they bed seiscd and plaleerrd.
Aer considering tie warning kiDdly given BY the Govern
Of Chh viii BE- for you to decide whether DOT oa
viii leave this hafeoT before the aTvs OF The u arp 81
May'a
With the higAest respect and consideration, have the
homer 20 Be, SIR, yoar most oaedt humble servant
lsignedl r. c. WILLIE.
To Capt w. n. Gsrdner,
u. s. ship vandslis, in the por OF Honolula.
Captain Gsrdper replied that he would vemsn uru
tie 81 Mays arrived ard in tue meantime Lieutenant
Reed Of The Vsndaa. drilled the troops to the garrison
In return, the Government reaitsd all ports due, OF
every bird, thanked Capt Gardner by reso ltioo aud
presentt him with $500 ~ be dstri suted among me
crew TIE money was respectfully declioed because
could rot legsl " be accepted, and the Government
gave Il ~ the American Sesmaas Friend Society. The