New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-09-23

wthuut restrictions il the Collaboration does ne II
the first pace make concession ltooserves -f - 'Af
refugees % other De taken without el-
nr the hon,, and dignity o. he COniederanou BAT that
on the other hand, far regards the atar oi ths
Capuchr1s, il persists in thinking that the disPse =
purely cantona one, and that consequently u u i)r
The esp.On Of TcnO to decide whether u bette Tor
il TO resist, and continue subjected 70 the rigorous
measures Of Austria, 10 make 70 that power either
directly or indirectly ofers OF nature - had 70 re-
newa Of negotiations and N the ster casetne edea
Council offers it, mediation for the Pachc solution VI
the question This unexpected turn which the suPe-
ror central authority Of the Confederation has Jus'
given 10 dispute which had been looked upon a. iu
eral has caused great agitation in Tieno ana j. . 'u
that the Government Of that canton IN the repy II ma,
sent 10 Berne has expressed ITS opinions WIN SeN'
bitterness. -. e. ,oi;.i..l
In Hungary there was again execution ior pohtcA
ofenses the victim was Franciscan mona Marc Jas
pavieh Before he was hanged he had 70 unnefgD tHe
toytures az desecrafon" that ia 70 say TIE SKIN on
the TOP Of bis head and Of bis bngers was ruoOsu on
bv brck stone 10 take away the traces Oh conseca-
.ion. eigh. peTsons-yOung lawyers, surveyors ana
courtly centlemen-were sentenced 20 <Vyeals nhP1s
onuent IN heavy irons Their alleged crime was that OF
aiding and abettng the guerilla bands OF Noozlogy,
Who now for the first time is called political offender
and not robber as ne was formerly styled. Mrs
CseDansyi rich lady accomplished and most beaut-
full was sentenced TO three years imprisonment Tor
having afforded shelter to one Of the offenders
Paris unsatisfactory 10 the Sultan and embarrassing 70
England and France The Car gains time be remains
in the Pnncipslites pleading the advance oil the sea
son and the combined fleets must soon leave besiHa
Bay on account Of the equinOctis storms unless they
the Dardanelles 4 T. =
Nothing whssever IN the political world, excepting pro
pOsed meeting between Mr. Disreeh and ms Constituents
public meeting in favor Of the ballot had been held al
SOUTHAMPTON
Jbe Board Of Trade returns for the month, ended Aug
l.4cI n - a
the na.ns prosperity A. compared with the CORES .o1
ing period Of 1882 they showed an increase o. iLA0'so
in the declared value Of expOrthe increase being large
" in the articles Of Australian consumption Cotoh nan
rfsctDres showed an increase came month OF last
wear Of f32s 467; Millinery increase E263ls6i Linen
fqoq3O. Hardware and Cutlery. 4sO454; Wooden Manu-
cec,nres f14I $40. Metals 42G944 The only articles
on which any deficiency is noted are Cordage Cotton
Yarn Linen Yarn, Thrown and Twist SILK Sleeps WOOL
and Wooden Yarn the decrease each beng trng IN
amount In Breadstu1s Wheat showed 10000 quarters
increase the imporaon for the first seven months OF the
present year having reached 757lOi quarters against
1881 C5l quarters during the period last year flour
on the month showed decrease but asrge augmentation
on the year the imports for first seven months tn, year
being 1855 97 cwt against 247153 cwt in ls5| lnthe
even months Of 1881 the Importation Of Breadsus was
about equal the present Sailed Provisions ao showed
incroase ,
with all the honors due TO his rank and service Nearly
1900 private soldiers sought and obtained leave to attend
bis funeral Standing by the plain brick grave IN whch
the remains Of his relative deposited, Sir w Napier
pronounced funeral Grafton which was almost Oriental
e. H. stvlo and tersencss Soldiers There lies Of
best nen-the best solders-the best Christians that ever
Lived He served you faithfully, and you served him
faithfully. God is just
was in session at Hull but their proceedings hitherto had
been void Of general interest DR. James Blake sacra-
mento was to read paper the comparative richness
of aurerous quartz extracted at different depths from the
same lode.
Trial Of reaping machines had been made at Stirling.
The first prize awarded 70 Bells and the second 70
Mccormick =, against twenty -One competitors
Sc, or Mariana Torrene writes letter TO The London
Daily Neus of the 9TH inst defending Captain General
Canedo from all participation in the Cuban slave trade
Senior Torrente says he is writing book which will
quite excupae the Captain General and will also show
what is to be done with the slaves in Cuba. This vauG
bic work will be ready in few days.
The British ship Rebeoca from London Dec p for sgd
new had been wrecked the west coast OF Australia
The survivors of the picked up by exploring
party after twenty three days sufierngs on an uninhab
tied coast
They are now agating London for system of street
railway omnbuees
At Greenwich Observatory the mean temperature of
the week recorded So degrees highest 20 deg, low
est IS deg. Health Of London about the average
The clppership Sovereign of the Seas was detained
day. and ala not sail from Liverpool until afternoon Of
Wednesday 9TH new Clyde iron clipper the Gauntlet
693 tuns sailed from London Monday, 5th for Australia
and intends to race the Sovereign. The clipper Guiding
Star had chartered for Australia for $4,000 of
the highest freghs given from the port of Liver
pool.
Some importaons Of hide cordage had taken place at
SOUTHAMPTON from India The article is admitted duty
free.
call of f2 per share has been made the Glass Al
shares of the St Andrew and Quebec Railroad payable
3Oth inst.