New-York daily tribune., 1856-05-24

their father. whose constitution was injured "a h's
youth BY the smallpox. 80
Ccmroerce is still quite stsgnant here, An
American commodities are far oh-aper here On u
iu New York Such csrfOes as hereafter arrive
from the United States had better proceed 10 kus-
sian ports SO soon as peace was declared hsre.
an American vessel, called the "Governor Hse-
bard" cleared for the Back Sea and Market
aud sailed direct for Odessa, where she probably
row is Her supercargo, Dir. Cummngs %
Isostsn. has shown the Yankee enterprise to be
strongly upon bin. His cargo realized abost
S7c.W0 This gentleman came out here last year
with cargo of ice, anu received from the ouitsa
a splendid diamond ring. The Turks are anxioss
for the arrival of more American ice but 1t should
Gene in the early Spring, so as TO be known aud
sold eo soon as the WARM weather opens IL 10 ast
Vet known positively that fo'rigs vessels Will %
allowed 10 enter odessa. The French and In
clsh ambassadors here published last week note
stating that their ships could enter, bus saying
nothing about those of any otber nst'on. "a"
gave rise 10 much surprise and no little ndlsnstioa
sucng the other legations. 1t was an attemPt 10
keep other shipping in toe dark, Ot they chose -
be such duncc.) while Johnny Bull aud his Ldis
cousin Crapaud should rush in and collect all the
roubles remaining in the hands of their recent an
t,eouists. the Russians. Ii proved failure, for
the first ship which enters Odessa harbor Will be
the Governor Hubbard aforesaid of Boston.
The Exchange has fallen from l4SJp. to iyoP.
rer q and Yet provisions continue TO rise IN price
The fact il, that this country has been completely
drained of its eatibles. Reef mutton and poultry
are selling at prices quito incredible. The former
are 2tp the axe OF u lbs. and the poultry at 20P
10 Np. each. Never have provisions been 50 dear.
and the poor live on coarse bread and olives Most
of thes foreign legations SOME months ago re-
c.iyed additions to their salaries. for it mas oeca
impossible to exist upon what formerly was fus
allowance. | hear that the American Legsuon" I"
completely begssred for means, and has TAKEN
loan from banker for its support much TO cue
smszement of the Turks. who have heard suea
Glowing accounts Of California.
Miss Dix of New. York, the phianthrcpist, 10
here. visiting the Prisons, Insane Asylums and
Hospitals. She is sgreeably surprised in her OK
,minations. and says that those of Constantnopie
are far superior to many in the Cuited states. and
Infinitely SO to those of Italy, especlshy in NaP'ee
~here the greatest desDOtsm, destitution and bar
bsrity prevail Miss Dix has visited tho Iu"s.
khsn,A (A,ylum FOR the Insane). the Criminais
and Debtors Prisons of tho police the celebrated
Bacpio of the Arsenal-where she sa" the iainous
Ysmr: Katirii of Smyrna, shut up there TOR ti'een
ysars-lkewise the Greek Convent OF Aver 'rgnt
90 the island of Prinkpos this place, in which
fools of the Greek faith are Imprisoned lu vsy
cruel manner, and the Greek aud Armenian Hos
pitfalls of tho Seven Towers" Sho 10 writinss
book and will give an account OF these, IN WHOM
she saws she will show the vast superiority OF tho
Turkish over the Christian humanity. The sultan
has ordered Commission to improve and. 1t re-
aui-te reform the prisons Of HE Capital.