New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-02
v.,,..cyl,s did nc, succeed aud Prince Daniel Is rc-

have carried the elccttonl IN lur''" an" 'V"S'" '"o
..,,l.r ,,c h.. likewise been favorable Ia the same
h,sA las, rear seemed 10 have lost lis Vitality,
AL ne, The triumph ci the Conservatives IN GENEVA
,sI q, \. ,xt,nct The result will be some display
~ n.,sy in The Federal Council, which soon must be
Rllcw,a hs a" "Irsaecm,n. WIN Aas,rs, s,ne' 'ns
Esr,d but always yields when IL encounters hrmncss
and rs,n''cn.
IN Italy an outbreak can scarcely be prevented.
Csrritsld has arrived AZ Genoa. Tommasco the cx,
,sl Venetian statesman aud poet has likewise returned
70 lsl, aud Mssrini is said Ia have disappeared from
Tendon, al this tends 10 the superstition that III! heA
letter may be mere interesting. go
The Queen OF Spain has ordered the garrison OF 0u
Ia IL be Increased. and orders have been SEM ="
xu,,a 10 arm the mulsttocs and IL required 'hc NJ
rwes In cssc cf sn American invasion. when wou,u i
st once bring about the emancipation OF a., w Ja.
in order e. make the conquest OF 'hc 's"" 49, ,;o
r,rsts and worthless affair for the Son'h "' VI.
The fine of the Black Warrior mas oe'" b., ,he Claims
of consideration for the United States; pu. Tue e'"s
ana contained in Mr. Souie sno'e nave occn
inundated The United States must either give up
,hr;r slsim or break of diplomatic relations r.,
D.nn,.rt seems not to be Inclined to depart irom
.s.,;,x and ifindeed she should do 80, II VIII ne
a. ~. rnsssn as soon as she is sure of Prussia. IL
n"',, h. 5ouhcd that the policy of Copenhagen ana
=, Rc,liu will be Identical The Swedes, on the othc,
l~d wish 10 Join the western powers, Du' oe'"s %o We:
.w.r. ,hst the combined fleet must leave the Bai'ic
.,l, IN November on account of the frost they do not
me the risk Of being overrun by Russian army uuf
Ing winter, when the Anglo French alliance can be oil
but little avail Still should sws"eorg Cs %sen ~
Sir charles Nsper Sweden would Immediately side
Win ENGLAND and France and garrison the fortress,
which ia the key of Finland.
I, nigh, in,cres. your readers to become acquainted
with some details about Marshal 81. Arnaud VINO is
now 10 command the Anglc-Freneh army. hs name S
Mss ORIGINALLY LEROY but native OF the iowhoi ~.
a,rsud he amended the arstocratic "de ST. Arnaud
q, liz nsm,-ofco course only in order to be distinguished
from other Leroys in the army Az iater period ne
drsprsd the original name altogether, ana became d.
Ausud Al the time. when still only Capt Leroy, he
w,s aid, 6e.csmp 10 Gen. Rulheres in Algeria, and
,mbc,yled The funds Of the regiment He would have
be,n es.hiered and sentenced to long Imprisonment
H.; for the generosity Of Ruhieres who, approaching
the military talents and bravery OF the young oiicer
hush,d up the matter aud allowed him to restore the
.,ah.vvlea sum ~ installments When, in conse
ouence of the I'd December, st. Au@n" became MINIS
fer Of War his first act TO put Gen. Rulheres on
the halfpay list. since by his own experience ne knew
that the old General was strict disclpnarian ana
connived at the irregular conduct OF ms suoaiterns
We esll such facts by the Of huge ngratltude;
hut some future Rev Abbott illustrating the history
Of Napoleon Ill, may find that st. Arnauds abnega-
ton BY Furnishing Gen. Rubieres for having saved tne
Minister'S honor in former days. surpasses even the
feats of Brutus and Manius TOrquaus VINO sentenced
their own sons to death for having broken the law.
'A>'- N w. 4. p c.
Yrn Our own Correspondent
LONDON, Friday, May 49, 1854.
The az first attack upon SevastoPol" OF which we
have Geographic announcement in to-days papers
,eems TO be about the same glorious exploit as the
bombardment Of Odessa, where both parties claimed
the victory The attack is described having been
made By means of shells projected from rang
"ne" guns and directed against the outward forti-
6cations That you cannot attack the harbor OF Sc
vsstopo or the town itself by guns of any range with
out going up the bay and coming to close quarters
with tie protecting batteries, and that you cannot
take it at all without the assistance of considerable
landing army is evident from glance at the map and
is, moreover conceded by every military authority
The operation if it has really taken place, is therefore
to be considered as sham exploit, for the edihcatlon
Of the gobemouchs whose patriotism is elated by
the laurels Of Odessa. ~ ,a n, AN
The French Government has sent M. boNr.ee vn
sxtr..raoary ,n;ss;on to Greece. lie goes aeIo"P'
MED Inv a brigade under command Oh Teo 1870 S
ana has orders to claim from Ming O'hv ." NM 49,,
snt of the whole interest OF the one hundred mn
ays of francs advanced by France to the Greek uoV-
nment in 1873 In case of refusal the french are 10
occupy Athens and divers other points OF the hihg
dom. ,;.;o Of tbo
,rocess of clearing estates in Ireland ana ScO'iahd
which within the first half OF this century swept away
so many thousands OF human beings from 'he so.i VI
their fathers. The process still continues anu WIN
yipor quite worthy OF that yiruOus, refined, rengious
pbanhropic arist0cracy OF this model country Houses
Are either fred or knocked pieces over the heads OF
the helpless inmates. At Neagaat in knoydart the
bouse of Donald Macdonald respectable, honest,
hard working man. was attacked last autumn by the land
lords order His wife confined to bed unh to be re-
moved vet the factor and his ruans turned ont Macdon
aids family of six children all under Is of and
demolished the house with the exception OF one small BIZ
Of the roof over his wife bed
The man was so affected that his brain gave way He has
been declared insane by medical men, and he 10 now wan
derng about looking his children among the RUNS OF
the burnt and broken cottages His starving children are
CRYING around him. but he knows them not and ne Is lett
roaming at large unaded and uncared for because his IN
sanity is harmless
Two married females in an advanced stage of pregnancy
had their house, pulled down about their They had
70 sleep in the open air for many nights and the conse
Ouepce was that amid excruciang suferngs they had
premature births their became affected and they
are wandering about with large families, helpless and
hopeless imbecies. dreadful witnesses against that
class Of persons called the British aristocracy.
Even children driven Had by terror ana Persecu,
ton At Doune, in Knoydah the cottagers were evcted
and took refuge in old storehouse The agents of the
landlord surrounded thet storehouse IN the dead OF ngh
and fire to the poor outcasts covering be-
meath s shelter. Frantic they rushed from the flames,
and some were driven mad by terror The Northern En-
sgn newspaper says THAT one boy deranged that he
"wi require to be placed in confinement he jumps out
of bed CRYING Fire fire. and assures those near him
that there are men and children in the burning store
"the sight Of Ere The awful sight at Doune when the
"s,orthouse in flames, illuminating the dstriet-when
"men women and children ran about half frantic with
"fear gave such shock 10 his reason.
Such the conduct of the astocracy to the able bodied
poor who make them rich Listen 70 their parochal
mercies extract the following cases from the work Of
Mr. Donald Ross, Of Glasgow, and from 1Ae N0rfAer"
Enstgn:
Widow M.hsrson aged ss has only "a Cd month from the
Aurdc MseiDo.h aged Sc year. totally dis.bOa by
&" e S II ,ss Ss and =. that
he parish Of sirah sllov, him Is q Per month s.
nswnshsd had is Cd month from the parish Of st.'h