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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
SWITZERLAND.

Vienna letters to 23d May say;
e. Austria ind, xble in its negotiations with Sardinia
proved in the Of Switzerland There is no hope
OF speedy suspension Of the sequesrsOn which has been
imposed upon the properties of the Lombard enigrants"
From Berne 2sh learn that the Federal Council had
resolved issue orders the various canton ns,ructng
them TO raise their military contngents at once and to be
prepared to take the field at the first call.
The Swiss federal army is formed of the regular army
BundsOUszuR) the reserv and the land Eehr The regs
lar army composed of men between the ages of2 and
TAX in the rion of per cent ofthe population The
is made ~ of citizens from thiriyf-ur 10 forty
Of age who have served the legal period in the regu
lar army is taken in the proportion of per cent OF
the population. The andwehr compreheDds all the citizens
able 10 bear TO the age Of a. and who not
bTaced in the two uth, military classes According the
census Of March ISL the federal army comprehended
100000 not including the land veh Of which $4,000
belonged TO the regular army and $4,000 ihs
The usr infantry consists of IS batt4Ons and
MES not regmenied in all 4i3 sanes Of 1875 esch
and companies of chasseurs. The numbers
battsIODs II demi battaOns and Is companies of chas
The traieurs, ,harpshooters number 1900 men,
Of which &c companies belong TO the regular army and %
to the reserve.
The cavalry according 20 the organization consists
Of 80 companies Of dragons of n horses each and
psnes of guides Of 80 hOrses each The artillery com
~ companies OF ssppers of 100 each and comp ,nes
OF pOntOniers Of the strength The half of this force
belongs to the reserve.
The South German journals assert that the Southern
States Of Germany propose establishing bocu on the
frontiers of Switzerland in the Federal Assembly fails
in gyiI full satisfaction to Austria.
The Council of state of Neufhate has been dissolved by
resolution Of the Grand Council taken on the esd May
The suspension bridge at Penney near Geneva fell on
the 27th. Seven lives lost
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EAST INDIES.

Details Of the Overland Mail are to hand 7he Bo75ay
CreylaHd Times Of April 2sth, gives the following com
pendulum OF the news:
The intelligence sent home from Durmah on the lt
instant extended to the 22d ut Our present dins come
down to the 9Th Of April and in the last degree unsa
sacory. Tie Burmese to have been mastering In
strength near Billing which said 20 have been can
ured with the loss Of detachment of British trOOps- aud
though this last denied by authority something gnortu
nate and unlOOkedOr must have occurred 20 cae the
swiiisaing steamer Moozuer f. be dispatched two dsy
after the Berence 10 bring Immediately from Calcutta as
many Europeans IS could De spared wing of the Fusi
eers was accordingly dispatched the 18th, at almost
moments notice.
Mea loon the robber chief il still said to be at large
and the royal Commissioners believed have spurned
ali idea OF ctsson Of territory They wiling 10 allow
pecuIary compensat but insist on the evacuation OF
the provinces have appropriated On all these points
our Information is somewhat imperfect matters may lock
better but is quite pOsibs also that they may look
worse by dispatch, and there getting over the
fact that additional troops have been sent for express and
the Of the Indian navy expected eight months
sgo have been detained and receiving additional
medical officers from bombay. 1t ID plain that an adj
vance on Ava, the permits has become
neyfsb@ must either occupy in terms Of our own
proclamation the whole Of tbs Burnese empire imnedi.
siey or prepare TO msiLt hestes until we find nerve
or sense enough TO meet that il being rresstby
forced upon US and cannot be ayerted.
1.-The news from China Is important The rebellion pro-
eeeds with undated fury The resources Of the empire
are becoming exhausted and succor being eagerly sought
for from without The Chinese Minister, meanwhile bas
in,msied to his imperial master that opium begins to be
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Religion. Quarrels in the Holy Land.

correspondent OF the Iadepsdsnee Beige gives some
interesting details in regard to the operations OF the Prot
esant Bhhopre established Jerusalem more than tea
years sgo by the combined aid Of England and Prussia
The extension Of the Protestant creed promoted
chiefly by paying small pension TO converted Jews,
mode Of proselysm which does favor any lofty an
cpatons in regard either to the purity the strength OF
the faith Of the neophytss Hence apostscss OF very
frequent Thus short time since one of these
pensioners baptized jew his death bed and felt
strong desire TO return to his ancient faith now tia,
earthly goods vanishing and f1turiry was in view
that he sent for the Rabbi 10 receive him into the
bosom Of the Jewish Church This last either declined
complying with the request, too late; in short
the died without having his wishes grsiied Prot
essnt Christian by profession, bur in fact jewish pen
tent As soon life has fed the prose ting ZEAL which
strove to gain doubling souls is turned into the contrary
feeling and religious nAticm, jealous as it mil ht have
been before to cal the soul its rejects without com
passion, the bodies Of those whose faith hbored under
suspicion So also in this The Protestant, com
PEELED to bury him 10 Their charchyard as having died
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bsrbsriuH; Wilson Gray, u s.. American mperAis NJ
Hooper Brooklyn, Amer. agRi Geo Hunt Boston n =;
plants; p e. G. l.. Jackson, Boston spec mems OF
corn Miss Mitchell Boston, sga from Naauck-t ~.
r. p. Nudge, Lynn, Mae, Amer. aigri "; sessoho'
New-York Amencan shells; Mr.. Phillips, PhutdspnA
shells Nicholas Pike EeEY Californian seapsns
Capt Pike New YOrk, American sea piAuts III W. haVs
mel Black Oak s. C., 600 Towering ana cry2,og .hhc
plants f South Carolina DR. n b. Roche, Ner b-dioru
aga; Henry & Augustus Schsrmerhorn Ne" io.k ,.rE
Gus kinds csn; DR. John Scoud-r u - imnortsn' cons
ten of American aroftts, &c DR. short ky, large col
lection plants Of Kentucky; George Ihur6er rs - sgs
Prof Tlomy Ala, Florida slgs Mr.. Walters brooklyn
American slga. D.,;
10 another paper will continue the reps OF me oaohn
Exposition A. yet catalogue OF the contents mas pesn
ppb,btd and Visitors wander up and DOM tnN oulhg
s,kpg inform alton from policemen who OF course know
nothing The show will scarcely be in its glory tor ~vsk
or two TO come goods continuing To arrive and some
the most courts France for instance being
represented by pile Of unopened packing cases Never
theess the building contains within its VANS c'neouon
foreign contributions IT, eIce-d the expectations OF h-
mere sight and sufficient Of the products OF home
industry awaken good hopes for Ireland future H.
The OurrS rs Dr. NEwEIs-This celebrated cause
has been finally by the payment OF costs by the de
ftndant The costs Of Dr. Achil we're made out at large
sum and the Master Of the Court Of Queens Bench taxed
them at 4lO34 los cd The fees to counsel 100 guneas
EACH reduced taxation and in the sum mentioned
the costs Of the rule for trial were included. The
Of the defence much larger than the costs OF the
prosecutor
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FRANCE.

The session Of the Corps Legsatf closed on the isth
The Hohitur contained the names OF several soldiers
decorated with the Of the Legion for their conduct
occasion OF the attack Bisssgo vest COST Of
Africa There also Numerous DEGREES relating to sub
ec local interest only The police active 10 their
attempts suppress outside stock obbDg and insist th q
all legitimate traffic shall be transacted the Bourse
fns Of 900 francs is nenaced against the supplementary
boprstTS il they infringe the regulations.
On the 25th ult the annual fuusrAl ceremony in memory
Of the Empress Josephine took place At thu chureh OF
Rueil Several officers OF the Imperial household were
present
1t was stated in political circles that the coronation is
fixed for the 10Th September.
Ell King Jerome had resigned the Governorship OF the
Invades into the hands Of Gen OrnsnO and proceeded
10 take up bis quarters IN the Palas Royal.
Admiral Stewart the second in command Of the British
feet in the Mediterranean has arrived at hsrsees where
he waiting board the steamer Caradoc for the ar
rival Of a courier from his Government.
The Bank Of France has announced that il will hence
forth make advances at per cent per snnun upon wheat
barley ~ oats ucerke COLA and clover seeds deposited
in warehouses.
The French ship Mocha 400 tuns, laden with rice and
lutte burned al 9th April AgOa, supposed
from spontaneous combustion of jute.
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extensively grown and that It's growth ought to be
aged within the empire and save the 900 sterling
paid for il 20 the foreign producer; and ssosd
sense gain 'he ascendsncy among the Celcts pecu-
MARY difficulties compel them to grow for Themselves tho
drug the people insist having away f3 100000 s,sr
ling Of oar Indian Meanwhile the Amer
leans have proclaimed ths. they determined TO rss
japan open its forts to foreign trade and the inevitable
result OF this Yankee settlement 6eet or fort troops
and territories the Chinese borderhe germ In c ~
another Anglo Saxon Empire in the East With these
mighty events pressing every side the Psrls.
mest Of England anxious to preserve the indoent
.r,ravsgsnt sne and incompetent form Of government
long sgo felt to be snqused and cat Of date and lsdi
crousy insufficient for the eIgepces Of the smpirs The
opening the 10th inst Of the Bombay and Tsnnsh rag.
OF the Great PeDinsusr Railway the first in opera
ton in Asia the great domestic event Of the fortnight"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
The Dublin ExhihIfinn.

Trm Correspondent Of the NewYork Associated Press
The Exhibition at Dublin, with the whole progeny OF
Crystal Palaces, its origin to the Worlds Fair so
called of London 1851 Naturally enough the brood have
many traces Of their paternity. But the Expo
ston of Irish Industry" features Of interest peculiar
ly Its own.
II is too old story ia enter here how Ireland has
been alternately rsmpled and peted in small way
until was question il she had hSme industry at all
except in the Manufacture Of whisky and shillahs-
clearly her factories failed to give employment to her
poor for every steamer from Ireland and exc to Scotland
brought over hordes of those ragged Irish" l quote
he exprcssoa Ct year two back" 10 take the
bread out Of the mouth of the native laborer"
Punch portrayed Paddy the character of the old
of the mountain sstrde the shoulders OF the Saxon
peasant ald the English laughed uneasly and said how
true il wss All the while packet boats brought more
unemployed hands until Irish desh and blood warm aec
ons capacity for improvement and earnest desire 10 labor
for daily bread were God help US drug in the market
And ask what caused this irupure OF comics barbsaas
we were told that Ire and had no of employing her
population had Industry Of her produced nothing
In TACT except IsSd before, boys and bOgirOsrs po
tstoe and poteen. Emigration has somewhat soeaed
dewr this picture, but STILL without much exaggeraton 1t
might stand for the present day.
Ii was therefore bold thought well prAseworthy
IN certain parties anxious for The prosperity Of lre9d to
propose an Exhibitor Of her Industry G her fast filing
IS they call it-bnt still very besutifa c4pl-Du0lin
DO sooner had the idea taken rOst than 1t pushed
forward With laudable impetuosity Committee OF Con
sultaon Immediately formed TO ascertain the amount
of the could be developed aud 20 devise the
best means for developing those resources This
matter of no little perpexy. 10 precedent existed TO
show how far would succeed as pecunary speculation,
for the Lopd0n Exposition supported by Royal patronage
ana backed up by Government. influence had nothing sim
liar mercantile point Of view with the unassisted plans
OF fe. ndiyouals In the meantime, however, the Fair
81 Cork came OF with great eca and with small balance
over expenditure which much encouraged the Committee
70 put through the more extensive enterprise ia Dublin
About the next step was to send circulars 10 every exhibitor
IN the Worlds Fair Of 1851 also 10 tbs MAYORS corpora
lions, and public bodies Of every city IN the kingdom
soliciting their cooperation to bring Together worthy col
lection Meeting with more encouragement than was
rious authorities the European continent from enper0r
downward and here also assurances Of support were
very RELY received Ii does not need 10 be SAID thar this
pYospect still further stimulated the energies while graft
Bed the fessgs Of those who had undertaken to pat it
through.
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LATEST.

Constsntinope letter dated 10th May, published in
second edition Of The london Tines states that Turkish
steamer had been sent to Egypt to assist in Transporting
the troops that Abbas Pacha has ready the suans dis
pess The Minister Of War had sent courer- o the whole
Of the provinces Of the Empire to call militia TO arms and
to prepare them to ec at the shortest notice There
rumOrs at Paris that the Russians had actually advanced
but this probably mere surrnise.
second edition Of The Morning Chronicle publishes
the following postscript tomits Paris correspondent;
Il" have just heard that letters received at the Russian
Embassy from St Petersburg contain the most threen'
ing ssguage toward Turkey These letters state tina. the
Emperor Nicholas declared hearing Of the cou Of
his umstum, that he would carry his to Conssp-
tnople to punish the insolence Of the Porte"
This must be incorrect-the Emperor could not have
heard of the rejection Of the utmsum at the Of lev
fera
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AUSTRIA.

The Instructions Of the new Austrian Ambassador to
Constaniincple understood include negotiations
spectng Austrian trade IN the Levant Baron Bruck the
An bassador is considered wei qualified to undertake the
subject having gained experience director of the Aus
trian Loyds
Austria Is in difficult position lust now If she support
Russia the enyied pOssessOr Of the Sunah mouths OF the
Danube she must give great oense her German allies
II she resist Russian pretenons in the East the relations
between The two powers must naturally be weakened II
is doubtful therefore what her precise course of .e
may be in relation 10 Turkish affairs
steamer had arrived al Trieste from yenica with
twenty three political prisoners from Austrian Italy on
board the majority OF them young Of good family
They to be confined in the fortresses Of Lsyback
konigsgraetz, and JOssphstadt
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mammal Protestant privately disintsrred him the ne1
;h, I'd r.eed the body the Jewish burying ground
Tn. Jews coming knowledge Of the fact dag mp ms
~ the .pos,aie the following night and hung them
nm in the Protestant graveyard This Involuntary passing
70 and fro Of the out ssed body continued for eight days
to be hoped tina, the soul Of this reaed corpse en-
jsyed a greater degree Of rest Al la'I neai"v' 90
go - one who showed himself to BE- tbs only Christian
IN tbs horrible affair although disciple Of the Koran
,bs Turkish Governor He took the body from the con
tending parties and had buried not in the hahometan
bur,ng ground but in place where it can deep its last
.eep updsturbed.
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CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Cape correspondence Of date April o. says that since
previous sdvces nothing bad occurred to damp the salts
faction universally felt At the conclusion of the Kar
number Of H0tentot bandi nued to prowl about
quy into affairs arising from the going 10 open
court aud the proceedings OF the Commissioners gen.
manufactured for the colony had been promulgated aud
was well received
The A-hantee invasion had been quelled The Cape
Nerdes were healthy At Porto Grande, the American
steamer Confucius, for Hong Kong April nth steamer
Bosphorus exchanged signals with DE American ship
Ssm under jury oremast not requiring assistance offered
by the steamer lat "a 81 5, long 3 a. T.
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RUSSIA.

Dispatches Tuporting to be from Kash, state that the
military camp generally formed during the spring near
Warsaw, had been indefinitely postponed, owing TO the
state Of affairs al Constantnople and the van Of the
Southern army Of 100000 had received orders TO p
proAeh the Turkish frontiers. Letters from Ja.sey also
state tia. the Russian military preparation, were continued
extensive scale. permanent bridge is in cour.s
Of erection over the River Pruth.
dispatch from Odessa, sd, says: Prince Msnschis
koh arrived this morning from ConstAntnope The rss
OF the Embassy expected within dree days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
GERMANY

The Annch Provincial Diet had requested the Haaove.
ran Government 10 obtain permission from the Customs
Union 10 aom manufactured iron free of duty and bars
at merely nominal rate throughout the Zolverein
Hamburg letters of 24th, mention the failure of H. G.
Pitt & Sou, Lubbock.
The marriage OF Princess Anna. niece of the King Of
Prussia with Prince Frederick OF Hesse Casss was sol
tmnized at ChsrloenbuTg Goth ult The King liberal
declined to accept contribution from the natsn pay
the expenses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
EGYPT.

Judge Jones had presented his credentials 10 the Vice
roy and had returned Alexandria The United States cor
vette and the stesmgate had sailed for Europe Trade
Alexandra dull and shipping prices of grain fail
ing Exchange London 9sl pasers per pound sternZ
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bales specr Expt. AuePa. Bs,zil Ezypt surat.
Ssiur6ay......7,oCO lfoo 5000 400 30 LEGO
houdsy.......ltF0 leO 0<eg 10 oOl LOS

import time about a. 100 bales principally American.
The Manchester GooDs market firm and healthy aspect 10
indeed the have bad influence
extent and there dnn1On oasn
csrosa nue but generally SPEAKING they sn-.f
pretty vel ahead and consequently reject any
yor,b bsas than the business lately undertaken Or ORs st
attended prices Of al tho ieang
sdy6ncns tendency. b peres Of Wheat sud srys
demand the ID P70 De AID LATER
60 bb higher rates tina, quotations ruling Feiy M .fd9s
the between Rusaa
supplies the Bes Sea I more thar
question d hAgve prospects A. ONE Which arr l improved
Com
elauge. .Idi On y limit demand
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COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wright, Candy q Co.'s Circular.

Pdeifc.l LIVERPOOL. May 81, 1873
CoTToN-Whou any feature chsrsctezDg fr.nsetosL
the departure
has void Of all animation and to-day partcusr
quiry materially dsTtened iuyo have the
holders have psced market although
quose chsi prices be noed The As 10 hsnf
Saturday eyenD failed p0dsco
tsiistIetd ~ ibr menscns suude Of politics . snd
Turkey anfayOrabs noi npor Ia.
Yey liberal THE week sugnsIihg stocs
eespoud period last year The sss he rat nIss
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The King Of Naples expected at Porto dAnzio on s
visit 10 the Pope had tax place at Frastevere
in consequence Of discoveries made by the Roman police
of conspiracy among the poorer ranks of the people
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-13
BELGIUM.

The proposed marriage Of the Duke of Brabant with the
Archduchess of Austria has been officially announced TO
the Chambers 1t is said that the ceremony will place
in the month Of August.
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SPAIN
ITALY.

1t is considered official that the Queen of Spain is in
an interesting ysy
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RichardsOs brothers a Co.'s Giro sIar.

Per Pqc.fel LIVES ct Pm 40 'th 30
Aroueh he ester has been highly sorsb aud supplies
more enter re than time pa nsrkst has ben exceed
sv fT ata TIE noted In bat iay
tend alter quotations. but Al tn sare porehr
eTs Of WsEar and Flour have had deuy ing ser
Sd Msrth sist A market this morning ~ n, usaL
N he local dealers FLOUR ADD WHsAr bat
fayer from the there YER few For bne qossq
lite an WHEAT FIR inquiry lat holders OF ,l.
vsfe demanding an acyance Ct nag the price q h wcS
tnn rsr thereby ard the sales made did not esn9n
an sdvsrc owe former figure nidnz qEaes useh e
elected ard ~ Improvement e noted such Ahoas
nport list Above good supply OF fLoUa hasif nnyee
ne the Css0nl House eny yese
dsy but limited show Of sampea fhefe va. M -
demsrd the saes sce marx an improvement oV '
the currency OF thls day week. - 49, "A
I.DiAN dun thsnce value 'ook place OA
request the prices Of Fr1ay last OATMEAL S A.
fcrmer curscy Fsypfsn nd request AZ ne ~,
ardd ADVANCE II ssh fully support ts noted value .oose
reported in cffe,es C0RN, a. u az
aioye fe vews OF Luyers weather highly faVeabe M "
fetatios
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TURKEY.

=, has been by subsequent intelligence bat
with regard the Greek Church in Turkey snJ
;,,;ps and We accordingly lay before readsrn I'D
The Russian Demands-The Greek Church and its
Patriach.
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waters The risk to the Indian revenue arises from hs
growth Of the poppy and the manufacture Of opium se
bg kgsised by new Government IN China iseit wnce
posst sses the SOIL the climate and the cheap .opAo'
Necessary 70 tie production at cheap rate ~ any po
vince Of British India Were such measure 70 De cs,
ned into effect the Indian Government would no iongss
get tl3o for chest which is intnscaly scarcely WIZ
f3e and Chinese consumers cessiog 20 consume indsn
epu the ca GOO coo of Iodan revenue would be annih
Med Indan ertavagance ought to contemplate me pro
liability of such A result
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0i,NAMEN TAI IRON WORK, &C.

I9nN j. wIcKEBsHAM, MANUFACTURING WIRE
81 lling. iron fences for farms 70 No ~? Broadway.
worh iron and wire railing for public and
pryde grounde psrks, lawns, dwellings, ~ from nifty
ccnts ten do,iars .oot Iron bcdsteads the most
plee esoncct in 's eyy prices from three dollars 20
rxty ioIlars Iron dogs ions urrs vAiss Kothnge poi
sprg chsis mattresses 70 Gel stands hat racks
nilrca Stands, fpittoODs So. ~. Wiekershams css.
r rniro, "A asd faf fences frcn dollar slSiy
ctu.s Is olsrs fr rod fhe oeT tie tie iargos
stock ernanfrtll inn y6k 10 The Omitted states all ~
is oen manu- saetuso, ~ t1 dirsiy low Pdces 81 -fisr
orAlity hail thd o.rr tnst nat,ssss JOHN r. lCN
"a a. rs .ts.st