New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-03-13

were contemplating the formation Of railvsy from
pot CT 1e Casplan TO the Persian capital Rumor
so speaks OF srother line Of rail from Tiff to rehersn
Tie rews frtm Nsples shows increasing cruelty o.,
The par. Of the Government. In addition to the dou
cilisry visifs PAID to eI ministers. which have 81
reae related police ir QUESTION given 10 a prnca
v6ote loyalty hitherto dee med prect h., sycit
The meet attention. lad aged Is or H. slnoosa5 :,
be the scn of the prince ard his housekstper and oc.
ouped as an tu's'cer kf the royal stables thinking
himst alone in the stable took piece of nrpn,ra5
finder 10 light s cigsr At the moment Of tbe cr,,s
rs II mace servant enter and construed il a, An
s,tempt 10 fire Tie roysl stablas Notwihs.ndny the
laos prott stations, be having simply infriced rule
espst smoking in the stables wa. condemned :,
or son, put 10 Il torture bis bod becoming onn IN
core under the cruees inflicted In order TO find on, If
he had any scconpIoes; and the magistrates # sny
remsn urcofrupted, will be obliged to coudenn him
The boys mother ard the prince inerferej bat had
don'cisry visit for their pains The king is still At
Csserta. ard lives more secluded than ever He is
afraid Of bis own brothers, and above all of his con-
heh to the crown. Addiction Is not spoken Of but it
10 supposed that the king will make some concessions
TO the Western Powers, aod then travel with his queen
and family, his eldest sor acting Lieut. General.
TIE Elk Senate has rejected the scheme of super.
vi'on OF the finances of the kingdom by commission
OF the Protecting Powers.
TIE Cticisl Milan Gazette declares that Austria will
iDsist her opposition TO the union of Mold,vis AID
wsllschis.
Later Iews from Constant nopls has been received
Aduirs Lyons bad officially announced his impending
departure And two Of bis chips had already left for
Malta. Tie haiti han ayoun-the charter OF the
Christians in rukey-had been q. length put in force
With vtat success remsins 10 be seep The deih OF
Ria Pasba, the Sultsns Foreign Moiser leaves AVA
cspcy in that pest.
Our Russian advice ths. the Mins.er Of the Int
ror has drteed 10 the Emperor in his snnusl report
an unvsiled description Of the sbuses which have crep
ito the Russian Administration. The Emperor has
iut replied and has thanked his minister for his sin
cerify In the Imperial decree it is said Had the
" abr sea that you make kuorn 70 be, been
pointed cut in the way to my illutrious prede-
"cessCr they would rot DOW exist. Ny sincere wish
is The welfare OF my country ard all those who like
YOU Mr. Minister, will ssss, me in promoting II,
" may be assured of my thankfulnss.. The abuses
yOu % int cut very numerous but with the hel2
" Of God, I will destroy them. 1t is my duty and
" i'll fulfill it,"
From Spain we learn that NJ. Pidal, Foreign Minis
ter had issued diplomatic circular noe. eApatalng
the origin Of the dispute with Mexico, and describing
the nter ton of the Sp snish Government An imposing
force will be dispatched by the latter 10 protect the lives
and fortunes of the Spansh colonsts who ara unable TO
quit TIE Mexican territoy Unnecessary the most ene'
z. tic measures will subsequently be employed to Obtain
suitable redress from the Mexican Government.
Private letters from China by way Of Paris oontsin
several interesting items They announce that on the
ID rst, the Msno arin Syh, Governor of Shspz hae
oi.d suddenly. Tbs news is said to have produced
great rmen'a tisn among TIE lower classes OF the pop
ulaon who &C fused the Europeans Of his death. For
two days seiious disturbances apprehen led, but
owing to the presence Of the French and English ships,
ard the energy of the commandsn. o: the Tarisr
troops, who o,6persted with them, tranquility wss
maDtsiLed According to the latest accounts the to
Yves Tranquil.