New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-07

,pan with siI iron ribs, truseed by iron grders, hed
and pinned, and supported by cstiron sssnct ions,
vas struck by q steam propeller, and instantly tne
whole bridge fell with tremendous crash mo 'ne
river Avon. .xu
Several persors Who were on the bridge when It Tell
are supposed 70 be lost The bridge when VS.
kno~ne. lille Bidge," wa erected by the Cot-
bros kdsle Iron Works Company, sod occupied IN lis
erection fro 1905 TO sO9. 10 1908 part OF the iron
Ard ,,ore work fell, and killed or wounded thirty 40
p.rors The steamer that e,used the fsll OF the
bridge bad DO cargo Oh ,srd and WAS propelled by
engine Of no more than SIX horse power .
Louie kossuih aLnouLess, by an advertisement,
tbs, he has formed q permanent engagement WIN
The London Atlas, and solcits subscriptions for ihit
weekly paper.
TIE candidates for the 2 al sme stsry representation
Of LIVERPOOL are sir George Bonham, Conservative,
sno jos. {. EEMt, Liberal The Conservative Will
probably win.
Tie Parliamentary inquiry into the ma sgement of
TIE army Of the Criuea continued rs Investigations
and col iinued to elicit evidence that the mot e1trs
ordinary confusion prevailed in all departments OF
the administration Of the army. The proceedings
were orswir 2 TO close go
PaLsmebt bad been BURIED, without result, With
the question OF the abolition OF the newspaper stamp.
d.putsfion Of the American Ch.nber OF Com
nerce, at Liverpool had an interview With the Gov
erpmenf, upon the subject of t1e pres mt unssiis-
factory state Of the lsw relating to bills OF sdiog
Lord ErtkiIe, eldest fon Of the celebrated Chan
eellor Er,k1e died a. Brighton on the 10Th He Was
Minister PIeDipotentsry to Washneton, in 1906.
In the cele brst.d trial Butler rs. Mountgsrret the
new verdict had been given for the defendants Tas
causeiLyolves the MountsHrett peerase ana OooO
agar 49, .
An Autograph letter of George Washington was
cold A. suction in LONDON, for Is. The sale OF the
Berpsl cole oton Of curiosites continued at enormous
prices.
The West Indian and Belgian N all steamers Parsna
and Great We,tern hsd arrived ST Southampton their
dates have been fSre-tslled
Join ConDor late of ParsOnsto~n. Kings County,
Ireland, Addressed TO Ih> London Tunes the follow
irg letter III der dat Of New. York, Msrcn 5:
ain he name Of God aud humanity. entreat you
TO use your powerful and Influential paper to st)p the
emigration Of my miserable country men from desr
OLD Ireland Tpey suffering all kiads Of priva-
ton h.r.-ihoussLds supported on public chs l'y.
lodging in the station bouses and the Thermometer
10 oeg below zero; DO WORK. ana no ch ince OF any.
In the ni0st Of this distess 200 people landed to-
dsy. 81 d thousands are expected.
"Are The peope mad, that they thus rush on de,t
ard @. snuctiop The Americans are liberal ps)-
pie; they 90 all they can, bu millions will not sustain
The poor foreigners here. Soup houses in all toe
wares are daily crowded With poor. How can 1t De
othtrsise The euiRrants laud bere at the rate Of
10 600 aweek. 400 eco sTrived last year and there
will DE more this year if not stopped 10y the inter
fereIce Of bumsne men in England The scene here
Is besrtreLdDg. The work in the ware rooms, ca
pals sbd factories is Suspended, which adds to the
misery | describe.
DISCOVERY OF ANCIENT GREEK SCULPTURE.-Lst.
tiers from Athens mention the discovery CT 300 Al.
tqne statutes, fragments OF sculpture, recently
brought 10 ilht By excavations a, Argos on tbs sire
of The Temple Of Juno. These pr, clOus renaios OF
az cieLt art hsve been recovered by the G-eek Gov
emmett enc if it had sny large spirit or Interest IN
arch sooHy Argos POSSESSES within ia classic soil
qusrIies of Invaluable works Of CULTURE bdr-d IN
the ruins of the ancient city, aud &hich might be
csimed at no great cost Indeed the sites of the old
Greek temIl-s in many d-uicts e1csvaed by the
Government or by the capital # Associations would
probably, by sale Of the works discovered, amply re-
ns h. NIL