New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-08

Cuba and that the Admiralty have, his Lorishsps
as Foreign Secrtary issued orders for the
dEp<tca OF some swim 70 the coasts Of thst
Island 10 zee whether Be possible check IN the
commencement the renewal of the infamous tragc IN
hunsr beings snd at all events 70 show rs Court Of
Madrid the sense which England easera rs Of the scan
daloCs nsnnsrn which the Spanish Colonial xi rirics
disregard the dictates of humanity aud the Obligations Of
treaties The folly, 20 speak Of Il IN is ren,iest t~s
OF the Spanish Government likely enough strong
ly 10 favor the snnexing views OF the United sares
which would put down the trae iih Aica by the sup
ny Of slaves from Virginia and Kentucky
At tie present time IL is In vain 10 look for
news elsewhere than in France In Britain al lcsst q Is
calr 10 fnd anything OF interest % report TAerei Il
an n,presson that soon after the resssembng of Par.
hsIusnt Lord Pslusrston vii bring forward motion
for an increase Of the army. TIE political clubs have
been sCmewhst enfycned. within Gay or two, by
@speck Of war between Secretary's,War Seresiord
ana Lord DrumAFig respecting some incsn1oas IAN
gusge used By the latter IN an eeenonerins al ness
the affair however ended, not even in smoke, but IN ex
plsnslion. Hon. G A Murray, British Consul General
IN Egypt who has just Returned from the Uai STATES
Is about his return bis official duties The
newly cnrollCd militia De called cur Tor ufoafhs
dr eitherin April or Nay Tae motion for new Trial
In the oelehrsted Cause Newman Achilh has been
argued al iul length before TIE Queens Bench. aud the
Court takes time consider" notice Is issued from
headquarters, entitled "Eacours Senicnt 10 soldiers
hodrg various Inducements young men 20 eulist
In TIE army among other aavarsges not heretofore en-
loved are progressive pay or length OF service and the
appointment "a a CERTAIN number Ci non.comissioned
ohcers 10 commissions. Another frgh,fal "asrsrian'
murder Is reported =; Kakigsn, ireland.
A curious discussion is pending between Mr.
CrCskey L. : Consul a. Southampton, and IA< LOsdos
Skupis1 Gazette respecting point OF history, which,
reliably tie Secretary Of State Mr.. Bancroft, Richard
Hidreih or one else may bs shle q decade. Mr.
Croskey in his speech n the recent sa;ppn1 Banquet al
Southampton said AS from the port OF southampton
tie Msyaower went with the tres p ggns t. the New
World SO it Southampton thas he irst American
steamer across the Atsntic." IAS >sfQtsg Ga
Il. I.,..l Mac, .sr
belonged TO- nor was she lifted out at Southampton for
her intended voyage She was chartered 20 sail from
DelA Il was not at southampton SEE embarked her
human freight, hut ii we mistake not chiefly al Dart
mouth and Plymouth and, most decidedly the latter
Was her point oi departure for the New World
DIR. Pereira, author Of " Elements of Materia
Medica and Therapeutics dei London 2Oh alt, from
some internal organc disease at the age OF ~ lis
death i a loss 70 the medical world
The Earl of Oxford is also dead, and this cell
ebrsied tile becomes extinct.
Earl Beauchamp, an aged peer, is also dead,
without ssue, his title descending TO Gen. Lyon
Mr. Golden has in press pamphlet entitled
1898 and 1881 in which he traces the causes OF the
LAST war with France, and compares the policy OF Eng
land toward France then and now
Mr.. lngersoll has made donation OF books.
Sc, 10 the Free Public Library at Manchester
An influential meeting was held nc Brmlng'
ham on the 2lst in behalf o the forentnc prisoners
Msd.ai and wife petition 20 the g een gas voted,
sOCltfg hel MfltriN 70 pow
ers against persecution for reli ,oas opinions
The latest Uncle-TOm-ism we notice Is q
specimen OF pHperhangings exhibited in store Ia
Liverpool Tbe pattern represents In compartments
most striking scenes from Mr.. Stoves work. Ehza
dresses in the latest Partisan fashion, and tue male
slaves are portrayed in the costume usually worn by
Don Gioysnni's luckcss man Leporei0.
A curious exposure has been made recently
OF the extent which the sysem of deadhesding or
giving press orders oi free admission 10 the theaires
Is carried ia London Atcr su,isrirg the nlictOn ior
long time with rcsigDston, the managers, backed ~
the respectable OF the press, have come forward
90 abol4h the nuisance. Webster manager OF the Hay
market and Adelph publishes statements of his FREQ
list from which Il cppears that during the past hree
YEAR, 1916 persons connected with thepress have Oh.
tamed entrance 10 those two theatres, Keeping outa
value in money equal to sl60O4 sterhng 10 no won
der therefore the mRnsgers want t0abohsh the ysten
Last week, Douglas JerrOlds new comedy,
entitled asst Cupid or, Dorothys Fortune, was played
before the Queen and Court at Windsor for the irse
time and aftcwRrd az the Princess Theatre, and has
been well received both by the Court and public The
plot laid in Jerrolds yOfe era, the end OF the stu
ert dynasty aud the dialogue parkes with witand 'entt
nent but the construction ~ not very neat.
The anxiety OF the farmers has been IN some
manner relieved by indications of favorable change In
the weather, which i hoped viii now become seasoa
able and prepare the ground for the commence
ment If spring cropping. With fair weather there
would eth be time Tor putting the crops In the ground
In good condition For months post II may be said
o. have ruined with tte inennissOn, but frost has
set in. with appearance Of more sottlod weather
From ireland the accounts similar, and there too,
early and favorable spring would yet set all 10 rights