New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-10-18
are good assina Northern Italy; tbeJ are good for
nohng IN favor Of that poor crovless naraaess hen
r,y. ihey we're GOOD Tor nothing In favor Of the King

ines Of TIE Wonans Rishts Convention nj SyTsruse
Tie seyngs and dOingr Of lie reverend Hs'en on tn'
occssion, given Of length The same 2trsn
sued grzve article Last week Daniel Weoster po
sifiop regarding the Presidency The writer tanks '
cur grest statesman is finishing the cose OF an non
orafie career by deplorahe sacr:hces made 70 ui1
o,,rep,enfs Of vain popularity and endangenns lne
dessines Of bis country for the benent Of MS own ~
bifion- ., ,--or+ Of
projects ,ha am additionally glad n notice an orion
asnce a the Prect OF the Loire forbidflns tsserhs
Y,,zn sejlers and others 70 keep oPentneir
bshu,euts during tho limo OF Dtc'ns se'oto- 80,
by the -eambe Of the ordinance MAJ IN .o,. are
s.5 sysll towns cafes caharas and draLn'sn ~
,.re-a,iv found near the Church. give M iOao~hs
,sre S IL novelty than credibilfy aitnon 2n tny
AT received it directly from frien1 WIG y ~ Int
ris,-.rrspt: Hazzini has number d poltlcs 1Sens
: 6,j srvisy IN ftsly who AVOID euspicon ny rcpfes-F
80 ,;,sr,seyes a. agents Of Luraley. come 70 engage
,Ii.-is lof the opera under his direcuons C.
,rur5er-ueamers to Braxfl-NavuI News.
Louis Napoleon continues bis journey, aud
woe ,sst heard Of at Nsrbonne.
great sensation has been made IN Paris oy
the sssassinson of Mr. Norton correspondent OF me
London DAILY Fecs by Mr.. Bower, Correspondent. ..
The London Morning Adcerfiser. II woud seeni tts'
Rover had susricion Of criminal intimacy exeths pc
,,veen h wife and Morton and the latter coming INTO
his apartment a moment when these suspclons hsd
received confirmation, Bower struck him on inc neck
with dinner knife he had in his hand and kLed MN vi
the spot B. has, as yet, eluded arrest
Th, Morning ddrerfiser whose correspondent
Mr. Bower was hes the following particulars Of ms most
melancholy afair They have been flrnsaen 10 ule
Editor of that journal by Mr. Bower himself: Mrs
Bower in her dehrium-whch was 90 violent q. 10
threaten 10 terminate fatally every hour for ever days
expressed 80 vehement wish 10 see MT MOTION tha
the physicians advised Mr. Bower whatever his prvste
feenqs might be on the subject, 10 allow her t. have
her own way thinking that Mr.. Ms presence might
have the effect Of subdung the extreme violence OF her
manner Mr.. Bower. under the circumstances acqul-
esced in the wishes Of the Phy-iclan' ana ar, MOI.
came his house, entered the apartment OF Mr. D. an
remained by her bedside with few bref inervas cV
era days and nights Mrs Bower being let II no; De Tor
gotten all this time in state OF dreadfui dehruh,
would receive attentions nurslng from any one
hut Mr. Norton except in occasional Intervals, waen
! she became somewhat more calm Daring one oil the
brief periods o. Mr. MOrtOns absence Mrs BOWER stared
that her last child born four weeks preVnu'iy was not
/ M Rower,s but Mr. Morton's On NJ Z. remarnng
that he ascrbed the 10 the ncss under
she was aboring and did not place any faith IN n Mrs
Bower reiterated the assertion with increased cmphi-
sis snd eeid that. dying woman. II was true
Mr. Bower observed that If he coult believe H. either
Mr. Morton himse should in les than an hour De
dead She again theoretically declared thn' in3
/ child yves Mr. Mortons not Mr. Bowers, AMI appealed
10 the housemnid who happened TO be present. whether
was not true that Mr. Morton had slept m the house
,evernl nights during NJ Bowers absence from Pans,
about nine months previously 1hehOusenihd -ali ulAV
such Wa the fact Mr. Bower then retired into the din
ing.room where arrangements had been made Tor a
hurried meal when unfortunately. while M Bower :
brain. according 10 his own statement 10 w. was III
dened by what he had hcnrd Mr. Morton entered the
room Mr. Bower Immediately put the question TO hln1
whether the horrible averTnent Of hi wife wa true
MrMorton made reply,-neither admitted " denei
the grave charge which the question implied Dut tnat
instant rushed out Of the room Mr.. Bower, on the I'M
pulse of the moment snatched up knife winch wa "
ING on the table and rushed after Mr. Mlrton overtak
ng him NJ he reached the fourth fifth STAR ana max
ing Il deep wound in the neck, which cut the Ju sulir
vein Mr. Morton ell that Infant, AMI never spoke
word OF even uttered groan. Mr. Bower, acting on
the advice of relative who was IN the h)ue at the
time hurriedly put Ovcrcoat which was lying be-
side him. and through the aid ofa female servant escap
! ed by back passage. g..
fair Mr. Bower and Mr. Morton had long been on terms
of the closest intimacy and being engaged IN the same
pursuits, mutually assisted each other
The MARQUIS de Dammartn, Mayor of Czes,
in the Gard wa. murdered on the 30th ult shot from
musket fred ut him he was leaving his house nj
an early hour of the morning Neither the cause OF he
crime nor the perpetrators arc known.
The Journal da Hacre mentions that an in
uenal company is being formed at Pans for the
purose Of proposing the Government the establish
ment of line OF steamers between Havre and Rio Ja
metro The Company has among ito suhscriber- almost
all the firms which have commercial relations win the
Brazis II is planned that the vesscls shall run every
month between Havre, Lisbon, Madeira, Goree, Per
nsmbuco and Bahia, and be united at Rio with line
which will the other djoining ports for the trans
port of passengers and merchandise.
Letters from Brcst announce that the great
est activity observable in the docky Of that town
Several vessels have been ordered for immediate prep
arson for sea Il il stated how yer, that the ehip' NJ
ting cut convey troops to relieve the garrisons IN
| the colonies.
Editors Sentenced.
NJ Jourlan and NJ Sougere, editors of the
Steele have been severaly sentenced 10 one years i'm
prisonment and fnO of 1000 francs, for having writ
ten and published article entitled " Two sorts Of Dab
tors" which is considered hbellous the G)veramen
Commerce with Belgium.
The Messenger de GGnd states that all the
heads Of the linen factories in that pcgnborhood have
luz, held meeting take into consideration the present
critical situation their business in consequence OF the
! commercial differences between Belgium nnt France
! The meeting eventually decided 10 send in amemoria
TO the Belesn Government 10 impress ON the nee ssity
of Immediately resuming the negotiations.
The Prince President.
A number of placards particularly offensive