New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-19

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ing dates four days later.
The following persons are the Canadas
Me,,n G. ". U.borAs. Cr.hsnge. Kane, 3. M. Aitten
r Wigh,n,n, T. W. stansteid, X Cnuient a. ~
G. e. S,"ss as Eve. R. Nj Meihs. Waller, Lieut. WIND
ham Bspe Ps S %ss.4 H., Johnson F1sb-
bon Timothy Donovan, Mas r ssivfs, a., unSS
Rsrl Hughes cGyS sSaB Bsef Bas1 ss.
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There is nothing new of great impor-
lance.
France is tranquil.
England is still excited with the ap-
prehension Of French invasion.
Lord Normandy has resigned his post
AZ Ambassador in Paris, which he has held for SIX
years Il is much to his credit that his G'ness ana
ability have enabled him to maintsi * imlnlsneo
the friendly relations Of the two countries during
these yicissitudes.
Lord Cowley, Minister at Frankfort,
will succeed 10 the post which is become vacant by
the resignation of the Marquis OF Normandy
intelligence has been received from
Chrstchurch that the port life-b OF the unfouu-
nate steamship Amazon was picked up and taken
into Chrisschurch, and now remains IN charge OF
the Coast Guard at thai port 1t VII be Tecole;.ed
that both the laIboard and starbOaTd llteooats tor
ward were stated TO be on FIRE By many OF the sur
vivors who have already reached England Il IS sup
posed therefore that the boat at Cnrischurch IS the
one in which Lieut. Grylls and his party succeeded
in getting clear of the Amazon, and has been sent
admit either from the Dutch gallo, which picked up
the party in the Bay of Bicsay, or from the revenue
cutter which received the l3 persons from the Dutch
vessel, and took them into Plymouth.
One of the mail bags of the unfortu-
nate Amazon has been washed ashore near Bridport
harbor and has been duly taken charge OF by the
postmaster. Il is so torn that the contents have
been separated from the leatheIn bag which held
them. There seems to have been no letters in it,
but merely newspapers.
Another shocking colliery explosion
has occurred at Ringley, near Manchester, resulting
in the inme death Of three GOLFERS besides II
others more or less burnt, OF whom two are at the
point OF death, and three others IN dangerous
state In ALL II persons have suffered from this sad
occurrence.
- In relation to the French panic we find
the following
1t has been decided that the Assistant Quarter
master sneral should examine the several cavalry
barracks al Brighton, Canterbury, and the vicinity
II,
AS possible this arm of the service and afOreihg &C.
commodation by temporary Barracks for the increase
of $50 men per regiment large encampment will
be formed on the Downs al Brighton.
II is stated that the scheme OF the military authoi
ties for the augmentation Of the army had been OBJ
ieoed to by the Government, and that another plan
is in preparation. Oae thing, however, is certain,
thai orders have been sent to commanding officers
of infantry regiments at home 10 RAISE recruits, Ia
anticipation OF the augmentation, whatever may be
it's extent, whether above or below 0OOO men
he a
barracks, capable of accommodating 5000 troops,
has been actually commenced Dy the removal OF the
thorn HEDGE bounding the lanes leading nom Fore-
street 10 George square GA The opposite SIDE OF the
road adjoining which the barracks are to be forth
With built
- The British holders of the State Beads
Of Texas are very indignant at the proposal Of the
Governor OF that State to reduce the amount OF
debt to the net SUN actually paid by the original
bondholdeIs and contemplating measures for
impoundins the ten millions due by the Federal Gov
eminent 10 the repudiatins State by formal appeal
to Congress.
- There had been great strike of the
laboIefs in the iron trades. They had held meet
ing take such measures for their future support
might be deemed necessary. The meeting was
convened by the labOrsrs' own committee, but the
expenses attic ndsnt upon ID we're betrayed by the
ecutve council Of the Amalgamated Society OF En-
sineers, &c. No skilled workmen, whether society
or non society men, were allowed TO take part in the
proceedinss but the attendance OF lao0rers was
less numerous than had been anticipated The en-
ployers have made ovsr.uIes which not cspled
by the laboIes.
In the case of Alderman Salomoas We
hnd:
"The Chief Baron stated tina. the case had been
very well argued on both SIDES, and that, II in
yolved questions OF great Importance, the Count,
with reference to that and TO the great length OF the
argument, would with 10 consider its judgment, In
Greer that they msht have an opportunity OF looking
over the acts. The judgment without pedging
themselves to any particular day, would Do given
shortly"
"A document has been published, shO W
ing that in shape or other the Duke Of yelling
ton has received f26ls,675 OF the public money, in
GLIDING interest 900 coo Parlis aentary grants.
HIS Grace now holds sx plolic Offices the pay Tor
which amounts 70 ts,S63 i3s. per annum
A Parliamentary paper Is printed, from
which l, appears that the Colonial expenditure By
Gres, Britain in the year ls<7-4s vas f3 so4 ss AS
"a, and In ls4s-is At amounted to f34sO 3i3 S. Sd
The following is a specimen of the
chorus now ringing through Enslan!--" sritons
never, never Will De slaves"
To the Ealior AZ Tas DaiIp Mars:
sIR am naval othcsr on half DAY, 10 years OF
age, out sound IL wind and limb feel perfectly
assured that, In the event OF Louis Napoleon con-
Shoibk W rue AitCs, uANn VIII ne Lon.
con, where the French army ars ed to believe the
streets are all but paved With gold. PRAY continue
your prahe ~orthy sxstions TO rouse all Br,Ons
20 d seLse OF NE danger hich awaits them. Let
every Nan Who Is able 10 do fufnsa himself Sl.h
double osrreled me ami never miss an opoortu.
lily OF pulihs the trigger nl ne cover ais man.
lhcse no keep hol Sc, let them To- IN themselves
into teuacs OF mounted ZINES, 70 hang on the inks
and rear OF the enemy, To which operation hope
and trust 10 be able 10 END a kand
Mas o. KENT