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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
CHINA.

In The last Overland summary from
China stated that Il G insuI gents we're len
IN sctVe oomb.t With tho ImPeri.s, troops in tnc
Vicinity Of kwei lin foo. and that General wzArs.i the
Tartar conm4rtsr in chief had been shot, and had
sent to Canton for medicine TO cure his wounds hon
aud Rev DR.. Parker. 20 whom the application vn
made offered 20 send one Of bis pupils 10 extract os
said 20 be LODGED IN the leg but tho siar decneu
and few days sferwsrd authentic intelligence wss
received that the General had scSe UPon lis wander
ings among the geEn
On tie s,h inst - days alter the reported day Of
dssth the body carried In stare 20 setnple IN Caa'
ton where skt sdyices the customary donors were
be.rs paid 20 L. About tie rne TIA, tEs death ci
WulaLtA became kDoHn report arrived tnai tue N
perislsts we're worsled and that k~ei lin was al A'
In rebel pOssesson Thai the lmperiAsss were worst
a. ard Tia; the whole Of the civ suburbs were de-
soyed by Gre ihsre ressor 90 believe, and some par
q The city usy sso have BEEN their possession oc'
4. NOT a, srted ,hs he rsbels are all Ihsrs c0Tres
poreeni writing, - on the 9sh insi says
TIE rebels kept yOssessOn for three days and "a n
evacuated proceeding along the river. burning the
houses and plunder!Ds the people right and left kins
bcth rAe and female ihs: crossed thsr psin Ia toe
Ping lob district forty le from the city, they pitched
tbeI camp ard the lupsrtsis, irOops Agan took Pos
session The Tartar general HeanEyln z. did not allow
iss EsaTgeIa TO remain qsis oos. snd sueeesaed In
brDsipg them 10 engagement when tAey were
uorsied and driven 70 Hingoa Tie raIn army Of the
rebels however, tad heon reduced BY large oo'-s
wbo have proceejed b Hoo qusng ,nd Hoo nsn-
Tfs Frirsa 81 CAfas adds
n, n. whole t4sirI bear an GlArElng sspect aud u
y IT possible - k4i Wa1 uls1 Sou7 orA' :"
oo evident hat lbls ipsurreccn u eieTeot from tae
v.r,ous risrgs TIA, occurred eur-- The reign 0; me
as, Emperor
Ten les may or may not % ths man ne oy sous
sars.sn,sd 10 be-vx descendant OF tue dup d
Jypssty Of ning BIZ, spUtfrom %. man ein.eit. &c
rave re hnowlsdse that secret soesues eis hfv0sn
%, ,hs .nuifs he chief Of which, the Trsds, are
rshinS patiently for the signal Ina, heaven e.r,h AMI
r.n combine 10 !svor thsrn In thsr Discrimination "
drive the Tatar Of The country We have oeen oia
b, those who have long In se intsror that silent
,soush the lower order Of me people appear to BE- ns
oeeunspes VI ipsurfeetop In any province carefully
no,sd In one province during tie war between zoe.
land and Chins report ran hal when We 'a"eu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
ITALY.
The Funeral OF mazzini's Mother.

There is still life in Italy. The SUBJ
jo,neo accounts of the oo,eqaes of nAzzinis mother
at Gepo. shoE that the sentiment OF the noblo and the
kboly still glow. IN the Italian breast 1hs relations
which existed between hszzini and bis mother were
beautiful and touching From the time Of his oOyhoOd
be bad only seen her once-At Milan, la Ho Bat their
love had not waxed cool 10 consequence OF their sepa
ration Week By week they correspOnded without TAIL
for period Of twenty two years Tbis tlai devotion
knit bazznl to the Italian hesrt by apurey human and
domestic ne The soemnties OF her funeral, chsrac-
terZed by the iervd feelings OF liay show 9ha! hold
mother and son had land have upon the Italian mind
spd how the gious ~ their country
love and veneraOn tas caught hold OF even the colder
children OF the North.
GENOA August l2-Yesterdav morning the funeral
service II the mother Of MszLini took place In the
Church Of he Carmre
TIE church was crowded. more sublime aud NOV
I than accompaniment OF ths corpse u the
cemetery Stselleno Genoa has never been known. IL
az be ssd the entire city t,ere In tue IN jrn
Ing ell The In lish ana American, with some Dutch,
Ssedsh and Danish vessels In the hsrbOr hOstea their
a. q. hzfms, high and lowered their pensn' In the
form of cross as a pigu Of mourning Al in the
Ins the cOT9e started from the Church OF tae Csrmne
followed by 81. the emf alton, Gil the associations OF
workiDgmen vi GenOs S. Pier Arene and tns suburbs
Every class took part All the naval captains OF Genoa
and the Riviera were present, 80 being from
the Guph and Lerlc and the immense body of sailors,
with the associations Of the boatmen Of ths port.
Many Gt not and foregn ladies' carried the funeral
pals and surrounded the cOG, upon which we're de-
posted numOsriess wrestts woven by them, and pre-
scented by the Association. Tncolored banners, and
ribbons aud flowers without end. Epslish aud Aneri.
can, the Saeoish, Datsh and Danish Captains we're
pres, ut In deep mourning each in tneir turn seekog
the honor Of bearing the coffin, which was alike claimed
by the working men, the emgrslion aud those OF all
classes who we're present The civic hsnds led the
prooes.lon, playing slpious music. the procession
numbered last IS 00 walking In two columns OF four
abreast The entire population lined the streets, and
The most perfect order IeigDed amid manifestations OF
the sincerr,t grief When the corteRs reached Stage
no the night advanced and the whole valley OF
the Blssrno WA Illuminated on every side There
uot peasants hut OF 4 noblemsns palace without a
neht in every window, Illuminating the cortese on its
darksome way
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
SIAM.

A letter from Bangkok, under date May
80 ate Iha, the body of the late King had been nsy
diIpossd Of by burning. The c-remoniss were on
a gorgeous scsle, ocevsying months OF preparation AZ
a cost of nearly quarter Of a million OF dolars The
presents made to the priests, the costly bsildings
erected on the OCCASION and the .pe ndid entertain
mens which marked the cremation CT the departed
Monarch described By our correspondent in All inc
warmth OF Oriental Court language. But what 10 Tar
more interesting than details of tnese uummenes. 10
the pleasing tact thst his present Majesty seem, re-
solved 10 carry impi ovemens to the extent OF his
dom,nons Recently his Majesty intmsted bis desire
g. allow Il European and American residents piece
of ground Tor burial purposes In various wsys tue
kirg manifesis bis good viii toward Europeans Il was
generally expected that an other English tmossy
would wish the country aud the hr- mad intna'ed as
desire 10 cultivate the most friendly feeliE and to ex
terd legitimate commerce but Il 10 also very con-
Gdeny stated ths tho King will offer every encourage
nent 90 = proposed Consulate a. his capital a. hs
wishes foreigners to have only commercial sns nor
political footing Ia the country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

tie X, dseharged because OF sound
a, ~. .n.e On leaving me hospitals hs started tas
80. sd, forrur e AID lives now on lis estate near
- Tstre..nasd 10 ti,s ps0dAmoaian by ,Eo
90 -. .,,thipg poes ,onF msk-rs, snd drsn-lc az
,,or, Known a, cr'ters diva Ter irs1e cnn,''s 70
cuti.rs eoEp popular me1odraniA' sun =,
M sb> lsro' Gebevi-ys Of B-rp-ns,' Tae 70 ger
r ~. Popsuarts &c, snd nfung them TOR tns
,s,r ,ras,ers Tnose who eut corr aoI- Leaving snii
me hoIe action o. tie drama, obtain the gre-iesi req
,t.tsop TIE Toser 81 Heslo Il she iAEori'e Ino'e
rrAp earn ton francs ptsee
ps,,,r bT TIE dolls clothes makers, TIE artizan' o.
latter n sfch boxes doll 511es parahuets p4osr oaSs
- xs.hsr. Ii. bsby.feeders shO keep malt dpZon
sc., q, Inc top Of the house, -e come - toe b- <
.,s,r. The fqrzors sck stairs sp"ksn - VIII nor
ror even thee Everybody cannot 40 there u nus
hsre Iupss Of brs.s % live half an hour Th7 scene Is
49,, horrto- for any invent = Lac. Dsne, IN MS
rel never dreamed % fuce fcere. dis Internal re-
lions are q paradise TO It. TIE Instant you enter me
son bre Ally which lads 10 the stairs, nose, eye heart
are ell seized oy infectious o6or uakno a
IL so ooor sptr--a ftirk sgSeres. on can my
penetrate TITO IL Ri;h cloak around you Toee never
snteIss ray of hsht breath Of SOd The roo no are
hole, TIE court, reel ~.ns TIE following ssn eNir.cs
ruv the report OF NJ QuatreDa be: Professor OF Sta'
raj History OF the matter: "ne oopulatJn sJnPrlses
gre.i many and Oo1e pIcseIs Of both sexes E'cn
pe,,op i've, 10 one room which il alsotneir warren use
kov the papersken for sumo years )a'f only GUY rsss
when partially c. sneo taey. therefore, Essn and asy
their sps Ia The place where they sleep Win their wives
ard children Wnen trade Is pad, as IN l-i- the roo
gets filled with filth, wet RAGS and dir pauia YER
nep,s,on takes p,ce, and the dlsseetns room or the
slaughter house can dive Idea II the mephinc eSb :.
stiohs Of these holes" The consequences during cpl
denies 10 fearful The statistics Gil the mind With DOR
ror During the cholera they died In these holes Ike
Iotion sheep.
But the Blsck stair, 10 worse TIE Ssvoyaris who
inbaot iis dens chimney sweepsrs, shoemsSeri,
rabbi skin dealers lamp black makers; and the sale
soil roof doors sheets, are all black From tan n
twenty sleep in one room. An instant taxes away tbs
breath Of stranger The stairs rotten the wall.
shiny vet and runDirs With water Pools OF hth stand
on esch landing Under the tiles liz boys and girls
The debauehery and vice Of this pandenonium are re-
voting
And they talk Of ar civilization Instead Of buying
esstes riding 10 open carrsg.s and siVns fantastic
ete, our Socialist Prince President might spend 81.
uorey-the money of the nation raiher-n vsy m ore
creditable 10 himself and useful to the people Such
places should be pressy destroyed-snd would be BY
q popular Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
FRANCE.


lrulI SaAk al sNeeff
Paris has of late years beheld 20 many
Stss thai Il has become most dieu, matter 10 pre-
ouee anything new and human Ingenuity 10 necessarily
taxed 10 The uuerm st 90 10 vary the several parts u
public spectacle ~ TO prevent the "reminiscences OF
former similar scenes from breaking IN and arrng The
qualification which successful novelty asays produces
Yet clever the Partisan designers and decorators
and srtisucs their productions that II seldom hap
pens that the public not pleased wiki the prepare.
Sons made 10 amuse u On the present occasso ai,o
most pleasing spectacle has been presented 10 ,ns
crowd everything however being rendered subsldiarv
20 the idea OF the Emperor Napoleon In fac, In -
seemed In Its orusenisuon to be less tina, Of L9ui.
Napoleon than Of his uncle and those old soldiers who
throp ghout the day, 10 be from time TO time
sazlns IN the Champs Eys6es the equestrian sa ute
of the Emperor, might almost throw themselves back
In memory hall century and fancy that they witnessed
the celebration ot the anniversary OF soe sreA, battle
of The Emoire. Everywhere was TO Do some
shing 40 cal 10 mind the Of Napoleon A, one
nIsrs the IN with the Imperial crown AZ another
re ssrle Al another. the bees which were seen %
,hs Imparisl mantle Tnis feis offered from thai
Al The iOsh Of Nay In this sriking particular, thai
vheress on that occason all vass strictly military spec
s.rle confined 20 the Champs do MARI the present val
I'm ia grand Ieatures OF civil character and asseni
nsted over every part Of the capital hs true thai
rcytev of the National Guard vas eel down pan o
he programme Of the day, and thai mock naval nsh
~ 10 take place on the Seine bur mo revies Wa
Ne ,ho, ssss possbie duration for such ceremony ane
The naval combs, wss much he~tneAi rePiossn's
ton a. n given on the ssage 81 frsoeonih $40 no
o.lv AID the Sports smusenocns, or onAness .no
incluJe The whole length Of the eAplta nom me n
umphsl Arch Of tho TOP Of the Champs h'''o' " Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
GUADALUPE.

The advent Of NJ. Charles Dan. Red
Republican Socialist recently appointed By Louis Ma.
pOleOn 10 Ohce IL the Appeal Court OF iAlOupe aud
who nril ed nom France BY the second June packet
had been the of great item of ew dis
orders IL that colony Ga the arrival the steamer at
Bssseterre the morning Of tie 5th July, ~ Hussou
director II the interior and 81 alice Inspector
Of The police vert board add sdvsed D.in not %
20 ashore a. 10 usus .Sudpg place bur disreg ardog
hi. advice he landed and In despe Of al tha the pol
ard SeAdsrUGi, could do. be was Immediately sur.
rounded hoC.-. and meDAced BY the assembled multi.
tuoe. lie bad 10 move under the protec don Of the
poics yet that I'D him from bslug tire object
Of general and mOsI bOsisrous casr,sdr until bis de
psture night for the country Tnirty young geuse
men OF the b-s families we're arrested and Imprisoned
Tor I5s pa; theJ took IN the demonstr.ton On ,ns
following dsy Governor AUbry Bsillsul issued prOcll
Ds.sD threatening the seyerest punishment should
the street tuuiuln be renewed On the 7th escort
Of twelve Ssr6G-nss had to atsnd the obnoxious func
t!ODarT 70 tho Government House % pay ns O.nc,Al
Walt kOrslihsisnoiog al this display of force, fresh
tunUlu syOse. ard numerous arrests had sssin 20 %
n .cr The UalIessii1n then assumed 4 more serious
chAec,er snS BASED from tbs streets into the c5Bstu
LED nsiutious. The members Of the Nunicl Ja COun.
eli Of Basseferre, win the honorable a. Lsuricnesse
iheiT head with the single exception Of q orotheria
Of n. Dsi1, simultaneously threE Up their places
sro~ ns the marifestaroa which had taken plsss lns
Town The expTeaslon Of the feerR Of the eoun
Try AZ II walsh the Council entirely c3ncurred Ths
Dbers II the bar u Bassstsrre assembled aud so
suny refused 10 plead Before toe COuu long - NJ
Dam continued ore Of rs members Even the Phyg
Council save IL "a resignation considering the appear
4 81 Dsin n the standardization Of tie cDlony b
% greet svi and rot vshDs share In the resoor 81
ty of the dangers Which might BE- the conseaaence OF
those exems measures u which he would be tns lead
Ina and deporsole cause On Ire reaching Poln,e
aPue On the IN, The rurmur Wa general Tue NJ
niepAl Council the Chambers Of Commerce. and Oft.
Of the itis gave In their resignation en- E.ss,
giving 40 their rrasous that impossible for them
TO eotipHe n otee while they should 6ad Themselves
sxpood 70 Eaingle With lhe eonAdsai OF Seneca Tne
sane feeling Of Indignation and disgga had spread over
the whole colony.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Ricbard-on, Brothers & Co.'s Circuinrs


LIVERPOOL, 9Th Month, 18th, 1851.
The weather since the 18th hiss been mostly dry, but some
heavy showers have occasionally fallen Under thus 70
favorable FOR the harvest there has been less -sserpe's
Ia the part of spectators but holders have not
hem Offering to cell either WHEsT FLOUR lNptAN
CoRN veTy little here, and the business in tn's article IL
mostly confined the c. r. and l. trade American White
is fImly held for 80. 49,
Our import list shows have sgan had liberal supply
Of NEAT but this Week pine psy from Europe and In
addition to good supply OF OATs from Ireland, have
some csTgOes from ATchsnsel
The weather ls.i ight fine, and this morning IL dry
but cloudy arc With heavy close atmosphere
At our act this morniOg We had but moderNe at
tendance Of Il local Dealers ard Mers who dsmared 70
giving the full prices Of Friday sst for WHEAT; holders
Generosity firm for that csys currency best de crp
tors White and Red bat for parcels of doubtful eonf
ess money accep ed than the 18Th Theirs
asntt sener. good demand for American FLOUR from
the bsker. DEALER, lots TAKEN spec1e
tion at q III 8 for Westerns Ship, but Extra
Philadelphia Obtained ~
INDAS CoRS anged in demand and valve. Old oars
in very lin ted request but quoted lower. Nov
with good supply DID not obtan within 81 i5ts Of the
prce OF this day week sswnevs having been sold a,
The only sale OF lNDtAs Corn reported cargo Of Bull
g.ron at = C. r. |. We respectfully
RIcHARDsoH BROTHERS Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
LATEST EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, Tuesday, Aug. 1T PM
Messrs. Burns have contracted with
William Denny & Brothers, of Dumbsrton to build the
new steamship Tor the Cunsrd Company. The steam
ship ia to be OF lron upward Of 5000 nS burden, and
20 feet longer than the Great Britain. The engloes
paddle wheel are be constructed by Napier, equal
for ordinary duty to 900 horse power She to cost
upward Of 100000.
The weather since Saturday has been
more favorable for the harvest
1t is reported mere, on the authority OF
Tie London Obs1Uer, that Mr. Thomas Barring goes to
tie United States mercantile business only and the
FAC, that he did 20 out In the Asia as at first an
nounsed lends credit to the report that he Is no.
charged With any political mission.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
AUSTRIA.

The frigate Novara and the steam-packet
Cere sailed from Trieste on the l0.h ult TIE ian nedi.
where conflicts with the Turks impending lntei-
percs has been received from the Austrian Governor
IN Zsrs that division OF Turkish military had appeared
there with the syowed purpose of erecting strand ba
teIies.
Austria considers herself entitled TO pro-
test ssainst this and 20 make this remon.tance the
more efectusl backs IL by two ships OF the line The
immediate cessation Of the works IL demanded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
IIayre lIarke cts.

HAVRE Thu sday, Aus. L., 1882.
The sales in CoTroN market yesterday $50 bales
without change prices To day sOo bales have been taken
and the market closed very II at clock this evening
let Of $50 bbls POTASH deliverable the spot fetched
ST25. RICE and other articles main neglected
TIE weather has been bolsterous this week However
the ASPECT Of the crops general satisfactory The Vine
crop as w have slrt adv stated, will b short
Ps5OCLoCK We just hear that since the above was
writer about 20 tales CoTToN have been purchased
chiefly for English account and that better feeling prevails
a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02
Cotton Market,

The s.es Of Saturday, the ltn 20 100 0aes {: which
2,Cos we're for export and 5000 on speculation.
On Mone.y the sales were Interpretations taxing 900
and exporter. Zoo bales The market animated bat
did elose lively Piee, however show advance Of
o. en- Friday quotations
Tuesdays O7th) safes 900 5.lss Of which 100
were speculation and for export.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

u DIR. Amos Raymond, a Revolution
sry pspsionsr, died recently 1t Allegheny Tovnsbip,
Peter Co, Pc, sgsd % years and months
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-02

10 Y.uh their ohieet To piAe- an Imp-rcr Of tbs
.ecrrmmai.cn vas quite openly aspisyet
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16
HYMN TO THE SUN.
BY n. W. HERBERT.

Mute be the skies and still,
Silent each haunted hill
s And valley deepl
Let earth and oceans breast,
And all the breezes rest
Let every echo Sleep
Unsborn his ringlets bright,
He cones-the lord Of light
Lord Of the Tyre.
Morn lifts her lids Of snow,
Hinged with rosy glow,
To greet thee, glorious sire.
Climbing, with winged feet
OF fiery coursers feet,
Heavens arch profound.
Far through the realms Of air,
From out thy sunny hair,
Thou fhgest radiance round.
Thine are the living streams
OF bright immortal beams
; b. The founts Of dayl FIJI
Before thy path careers
The chorus Of the spheres,
= With wild rejoicing lay. t
The sad and silver moon,
Before thy gorgeous noon
Slow gliding by,
joys In her placid soul
To see around her roll
Those armies Of the sky.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16

IT ow-PRICED SCHOOL BOOKS, Of IN the kinds
IL used in the District. -
and mt very low prices, IT. $40, TAYLOR 4 MAURYS
sep7 bookstore, Penn. av., near 9th street
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-10-16

NEW YORK, OcTOBER II, 1897.
In the |" Ray premium" department Of the American
Institutes Fair find some fifteen different schemes OF
plans for the seats Of railway carriages few Of which
however, strike embracing any great improvements
upon the dsagreeabe and uncomfortable arrangements
to the same end in which railway travellers coop
ed up Indeed, they generally differ little from the
plan OF the seats to be little than
different patterns Of the mechanical arrangement
The only one shown which attracts particular notice is
analr invented and believe patented, by CHARLES 7.
BAILEY Of GAINESVILLE, Ohio which is really both novelty
IN this conne1on as well Improvement The great
trouble with the present seat is that admits of very few
changes o. the position Of the body and limbs when the
car may be toeraby full causing the traveller to feel
much as spanceled crab looks Mr. Baileys new seat
obviates this evil entirely without requiring more room
for the passenger Thus his is what the urnshers style
tete-a-tce seat; the back dividing in the centre and
swinging around the edges instead Of turning over hor-
zontay as the backs used do Two persons on seat
made upon this model may sit face to face as il vere and
in sitting they get in which TO stretch the
lower limbs. The form u the backs OF this IL
precisely similar to that Of the luxurious article Of par
Tor furniture bearing the title which the reader
will remember is adopted in the construction of
nearly every description Of easychar or seat The cost
Of this Improvement can hardly be greater than for the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-07-01
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE as, 1859.
Wing Arguments.

Prentice Of the Louisville Journal who has all along
pretended to be friendly the nomination of Fillmore,
but who heart has always been for Scott opens the
campaign with the following argumeals
" And now, fellow Wings ye, who have upborne your
glorious banner for the last quarter OF century,
yourselves for the conflict that before YOU You have
glorious platform and glorious candidate, and you
can have glorious victory. Hurrah! hurrah! burrah
for Winfield Scott, the chieltan who
quished and who never will be vanqushed, Let your
shouts, as you march to the onset be appalling
your political foes the Of Your old cheltain
thunder guns the Mexicans Vera Cruz Cerro
Gordo, Cheputapec, and Moino del Rey!
Hurrah hurrah hurrah!n This is the argument
which deceived Democrats in 40 and AS They were
used the instruments to place the Wings power
enable them round and strike down their friends
and the friends of Democracy, and to sweep by a
Wing Bankrupt law, which Scott approved, the honest
and just debts of the country. Democrats if you
Wing rule, Whg officers, Wing banks, Wing tariffs,
and Wing bankrupt laws, join in the hurrah, and vote
for Scott Foreign born citizens, if you desire
the naturalization laws repealed emigration prohibited,
and the foreigners among ground down with despo-
tsm more calling than that under which they groaned
in their land, shout for the hero Of hundred
battles, and vote for Scott.