New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-04-23
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oryxysrows, April ~, lS6a-1he steamer Altar
.,,yed AT Pvuloalh on the llth inst, and reports
/ sneakiny the steamer Japan, hlGs the virginia, on
The otN and received from her IL men, two OF whom
were wounded from an explosion in her machinery
On the an The Japan had been living off the
French coast for three onys aud proceeded TO sea on
the gih inst. sue is SAID to have received large
mpply Of arms and ammunition.
ST. PsTsRsBURGn. April H. 1863.
An Imperial manifesto has been Issued granting
full ana entire amnesty TO all the Poles in the King
dom and the Western Provinces who lay down their
arms aud return TO their allegiance by thu 9Th Of
May ordlnary crimes and military offences excepted
The manifesto announces that certain institutions
, granted to Poland shall be maintained, and that
after practical experience of them others shall be
developed according 10 the nscessites OF tho ago and
country.
PARIS, April -, 1868.
An Imperial decree prorogues the Corps Legis-
latif to the Both OF April.
| The M0nitear tays that the instruction In Poland
continues to spread, especially in the Government
of Augustowo.
Tho news of the check TO the Russians ct KAs-
| lawanda IL confirmed.
LOsDOs, Sunday. April 10. ls63.-ln the Stock
Exchange, on yesterday Saturday., Consols, after
office hours, % ll.l6. Shares fiat. Illinois. "A 10
10. Ere, Az. Great Eeastern lower
The grants Of civil service for the year amount 70
e. ,692, 900. being u decrease OF fJ,V a.
| Edward Cooper, convicted of tho murder OF his
SOD, was executed al Shrewsbury on yesterday Sst-
| urday) morning.
Barton the youth who murdered boy at Chat
ham, was also executed at Maidstone yesterday.
| A pension Of t. 10 year. for life has been grant
ed TO the widow of the murdered Acton, polloeman'
Different parties In France opposed 90 tho Empire
showing tendency to eoalesce lhe ArcposnoP
of Cambray will support NJ. Ihiers, and the Disnop
OF Poictisrs and Nismes the opposition candidates.
| PARIS, Saturday April H-S;| m
| The Bourse has been firm. Rentes oosed n IL, OF
35c. higher than Yesterday. ,,, ,as,
| The Sfdmpa OF this evening publishes q circular
| from the Minister OF Justice calling on the puOno
protectors to keep vigilant watch upon tne SUD,
versve tendencies Of the Federallst ana had!cai
press Every attack upon the IriLciple OF consita-
tonal aud united monarchy should 10 onergeucally
Pans. April II-Ev.nnG
il asserted that the Prince aud Princess OF w Hies
will visit tho Emperor at the Palace oil fontalhs-
bleau toward the middle Of May.
! The Pays OF this evening publishes news from
Saigow dated % March, stating that proclamation
bad been isued by ADMIRAL B0nard declaring that ho
will not hold tue Anamite psople responsible Tor
the recommencemeDt Of hostilites The treaty will
still be executed France desires 10 rcspect their
property and religious opinions. The proclamation
aas produced most favorable Impression.
BERSE, April IL, 1863.
| The French Government has demanded that North
Savoy should be constituted FREQ district with re-
gard 10 customs The negotiations between swift
zerlAnd and France concerning the conclusion of q
Commercial treaty will probably be broken up
WARskw, April II. 1868.
| Upon the representation Of the Grand Duke
Constantine, the Gar has accepted the resignation
/ rendered by the Archbishop Felinski, US member
Of the Council OF State in the Kingdom OF Poland:
cSIcov. APhl II. 1884
A frssh body of insurgents, under the command
Msior LopacEIe, has occupied Polanier ON tue fis-
tula In the District OF Ssndomir. Engagements
have taken place near Mengos in Pcdlachis, Col
zargs in Augustoyo, aud LODI in hssoyia. go,
! CoPFNBA6Ks. April II, 1900.
| Prince Christian with his family arrived here nj
| - O'Clock to-day. The Royal travellers were re-
ceived at the railway station by almost all the Min
iers aud largo number of the principal personages
Of the city. go, ,a.,
The PerseperanEa Of to-day, denying certain
alarming reports which have been circulated by come
Journals saye; I'VE believe there assembled on
The frontiers Of Nenetia some lew members oil TIE
party Of action, who making Preparations which
might again disturb public order but neither re-
ports nor preparations should alarm thoso who con-
tide IL the penetration and hrmuess OF The Goyorn-
, Inent aud In the wisdom OF the people.
kINGsTOws Ireland, Sunday.
. The Montreal 0cosu Steamship Companyss Gamer
ST. George sailed last night for Portland, with large
number Of emgrants &c.
SOUTHAHPTos, Sunday, April ~, 1863.
Tie new steamship POOnah built by tho Peninsu.
lar and Oriental Company, made her .r1al trip yes-
Gerduy, prior 10 sailing with the luds mails on tie
; 2Uth iust. She averaged l4I knots per hour.
The Atrato has arrived with tho West India
mails. She brings s954, 4O3 IN specie. and " pas
senger-. We learn from Barbados that the Legs
+ lature was have been oponed she day after the
mail LETT The sugar. canes were not yielding well,
and the crop war not good, IN consequence Of the
long drouth that prevailed.
The Ba, bade Literal states that the ship Star Of
the South which had put in leaky, with GOO bales OF
cotton and 100 tuus hnseed board took fire the
18th Of March and wss burned TO the waters edge.
The Barbados trade report states tina, the marke.
bad been fairly supplied with corn meal provisions,
&C., from America; prices tending upward.