New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-06-14

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thcr ccnsccWnocs nct v'ron''hh,l can, ~ ,,.
,vnte. because have do, ocd my hio 10 '' y, 80
ofm, own ruunit, aud I would t,ol nnoi'N !" ~, -,
a m,tp ,rbcl tot ~ apostle ot tnih 49,, ',.
n',in, N1 All t,,annV we,o grounded "n nr h'ghof
srhrtc than that ct the wrltfe o' "h''',Hw, 80
,iov must start rvm hcliei I" r'',p """ WV
socnr, NJ later e. ho uni,rUnlN hlVno'' '"' 800
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,,ur a, fia II they atari tnm 'M" h'kh f''Nh" ~
. - ~ n ,,u IL, not hugot whlc nj worn tyr me
,,,,,ra,nn at tho hia,k race. Tho millions 81 ~h'io
a.. svne,inr struggling. expiring. IN Italy ~ fo'Hnh
IN i,u,.aN throughout all fut"po IL 70" VII always
,,n,rmhrr iha, lcr mcn only can achieve tho w'fA o
n,,,,o aud that Iuupca appeal inr the nhoNii"n "i
,,,,f, IN other lands viii not wcish allpowoti"l ho3Fo
ccd sn while Europe horrclt shall he 'r''ra'n u1
arbitrary, tvraunical power by tsar. Empo"'e Hn'
'Nr'' ''''' '''' G3sSSG JOSEPH MAhN"
l,rcu ~ ArstnNi, The imports into iho t'."ny @,
Victoria Australia creation of yesterday
e. the astounding ot tlasi'o'' ~ tho yoa, p L
O( h,s than ~ o0o 0l' game IRON, "'cn, y, -
ard her COLONIES The exports from Victoria IN ino t1u
S", vr,,, valued nj q II DOL a. 81 which moro man
lloCoO coo were sent 10 Grca; britain Hnd h"s ""o,
Il must be remembered that this trade carrier u,i
rcrulation In The Colony a'craf NJ about WV" 1T,
n,i. mo rrcr,. therefore a, tho rate OF henr!
IsAso head. Tao i'Vas may wei soy 'na ~" ~ Tho
rcriicn hrs nc parallel in history iho Ioni',,o
,ar mark may be ccpj,cturod from the following eA
uact irVm Its ffs"Ft ., ,., .t. i.,,,
In suche, column Of rsre We r1ess 'I iane
ssy sic that ih,ro ia 'cstcoy ono '.a, s@ilJ J
o. fUata IL
~ month. $50 ss,A sc ~li speak vanc ' 'ns 80 nav
f ul 80, iai ic Lshot,is the t"sd- sun ''N, ''
The accommodation 81 tent WOOL ana VH'i.
,s.,t,s. On Win q"
1i.,,,s ms S dHy me
,,t a,,rsrd Mccsuics o ali descriptions enfagrn IN
49, hJ.,r and c female The latter ca" - most
h 40 eagerly sought and lr' the ms he't rfce
ell required nom her \
/ sra rn,cy o. the most comfortable hohe.
How great the channels of commerce opened 10 US ny
our r,a; colonies lew palty is the commerce with tbe
INV millions of inhabitants of Russia compared with me
ounf,or Of million of Victoria Our colo heS are supply
inr MS with bono and muscle. II must be oar Guiy Ia
cherish them not by hRmperpg restrictions, out ny ieaF
/ ing ,hcyn 10 the ,ul development OF Their pow.rs.
CRtsl.s prrARTVET.-The Italian Opera OF Govern
Garden has this notice of the farewell OF Maiamc Gris'
The Directors of the Royal Italian Opera IN Their pros
rcc;us of this year have already alnded TO Su9ec' %
d.,n rcre viz the retirement from the Tyre stage OF
ncv who for many years has been ONO OF Us hgne OF.
usments Daring the present season Madame "ina u'is
will make her last appearances before an Eng,'h auu
ence Ii has probably before a!tn TO the 10Y OF any
candidate for public favor to sustain FOR twehyoe sue
cesvo seasons the highest and most ardous characters
az the vrc drama and most Ger AMY never WIN such
unanimous Communications rs have been unceasnSy he,
stow,d on Madame Grisi The directors are conylncel
that NOT only will the subscribers OF the k0yal Italan
Onera ss well as the musical amateurs OF the metropolis,
nrtcipste in their sentiments this OCCASION bu they
eel sure that the retiremen. of Madame Gris will cause
one general feeling Of deep regret in the minds OF all those
who take any interest IN the musical aar oi ms country