New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-25
say that the Kings position is the same As before.
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say that the ex King position is the rs before.
PussgsR est tsn'orrs GOreraeur dss inpaisIss
The building of the new Israelite
Hospital, al Paris cue 10 the liberaty OF Mons de
Roihsehi.d, advances rapioly. and IN 4 short tine
the inauguration OF this eoiace Will take place.
According TO Belgian paper, quoting
from hscrid jOuTnai not named, the deficit % the
Spanish treasury a. the end OF this year. 1884, viii
be four millions sterling
"A Jamaica journal publishes the appal-
ling and smost incieube account that IN the last
year 0C00 persons carried of by the fatal raw
ages OF choleEai III ihs. island.
1t is confidently stated that Immediately
after TIE retirement Of Lord Palmersion, the Aus
tIiaD Government sert Clspstches 70 Cope nhasen
insisting on the immediate settlement of the DANISH
question ACCORDING TO their wishes, and threaten
ms the advance OF tie edsra troops IN of con-
tumaoy.
The satirical paper. La Maya. pub
lished at Genoa was seized there on the 3oth. for
an article offensive ~ the President OF the French
Republic.
The Justice Department of Darmstadt
has issued order .ob dong the advocates TO wear
the uoustache. A. the last sitting Of the Court Of
Assize counsel appearing With the prohibited ap-
peDcsge the Judge refused 20 hear him. and the case
postponed TIL another advocate could be ouad TO
colductn.
During the last six years the number
Of Students IN the two Universities OF swecen has
considerably increased In 1876 there were only 500
Al psa and 936 at Lunc now there are $50 at the
former place, and 500 az the latter, forming total
OF 2,0s3
The British Museum trustees have
bought the unpublished correspondence OF King
Charles the First with Col. Titus relative 10 his
escape from Carsbrook Castle.
The new Foreign Secretary Intends
to follow up the long continued exefIioos ef his
noble predecessor 10 procure REDUCTION o. the du-
ties levied in France on Eaglish coal.
NJ abol
Examination OF The 0fcisl Reply Of tn Neapoi
uan Government" IN when he exposes the faiacles
OF his opponents, and confirms the truth OF ms OH
glnal statements.
The import ant task Of reconstIuctIBg
the Indian Charter viii tevolvs upon NJ Fox
Maule, the new President Of the Board Of Control.
The Secretary Of the British Meteor
ologica Society states that there has no. been So
coid November as that OF las, year since 1886
Lord Palmerston, having been invited
By the City of London Trades Club to offer himself
for the city replied tha, he had no Intention Of sew
trlng his connection with Tlverton
The very rare signature of William
Harvey the discoyerer OF the circulation Of the
blood, was sold last week for "a. The name was
attached to bill OF medicines for the household OF
Charles the First.
MIR. CADET, the lcarian Chief, has
been ssHt out of France by the Police, and has ar
rived in England
In the higher circles OF Parls, the most
dsgrace.u system of espionage seems to prevail. Re-
ports OF the interference OF the Project q Police
" IN the amusementS. and ersation OF the
frcquenters of the Partisan salons develop state Of
social seryitude and degradation more Illuminating
than that which existed III the days OF the Infamous
FoCche
The question of the legality of the
Orleans conhscation will be brought II Is said before
the tribunals, by the testsmentary executors, de-
msnding three years areas OF rent from the The
atre Francois. The lessees Will no douo, refuee TO
pay TO the executors, In face OF the decree, which
Will thus be brought coraa iudIcs The Journal des
Dsbats has been threatened with suppression for
having published an article defending the Teputa-
ton OF Louis Philippe. The ex queen Amelia has
written TO M. Dupin, counseling calmness to the
sdheIenis OF the Orleans family. The Archbishop
OF Paris, and Bishops OF Orleans and Rennes, and
Others have renouncsd on the part OF the poor cler
gy all share assignedby the decree N the spoil Of tho
house OF Orleans.
HARoUN Ell RAsaID REDivIvUs.-
the sultan, which Is quite worthy OF the Arabian
Nights. rich Armenian had lost portfolio, con-
tanning four hundred thousand piastres and for
which he offered a reward of forty thousand. The
portfolio was found, ana the reward claimed by q
very honest and poor old man but the Armenian, in
ORDER TO escape payment, then declared that the
portfolio also contained a very valuable ring which
brought before the Sultan, who, having asceftaned
the honesty OF the Old man and the we'll Known
avarice Of his adversary, decided that, as the
Armenian declared thai his portfolio contained q
ring, this could not be the he had lost and that
he had better return 10 to the old and continue
to advertise for his own.