New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-30
Conclusion Of Peace betwees Dsnnark and
Prussia.

49, -"
BssLf~, July iik
TIE negotiations for Pesc-, which have been ras
n.re. wee conesaded Yesterday rhe s~ner. eondi.
rors drawn Saturday, he m and the intuss
o. CONTRACTING parties ar sed 70 ne severs
Bat IN Us eouplese form, the r~sy ~" 20, definitely
sgned ~ l-s evening The tcrms are hoo"rsoe 70 eofh
parties From Communications frcu Copenhsser. here
i to1s, The conditions will be rsrfed BY the Dsaso
Government Al srnsric-, ara forn. saspsn.ioa q
hosnhne. 10 ~ established within eight DAYS non ne
tsie u signature PERIOD q i~enty days % allowed of
the srm-. up The positions sppoptsd them BY
ne ires.y Ine negousnons we're ~ Dc hestt 90
and heir having been CHI usor and scoa
% 10 ee sutegted 10 The mediation Of the Easssh am
Leuers from Roue Of the nh which. among csber
hnss state that he Fensh toops were well received Ia
he towns Of he ne sheorhi whore they IN
nen,s particularly At Ncsereo here ne municipal and
The respectable Inhabitants. went out to ,her
HoVss oF LosDs Friday Ialy ~
Lori Rroughsn laid On the table resoiarons he rro-
posed to submit sub - French Interference of Ro
msn Territories ard gave nonee ihss ss~oad move them
The Msreai. q Ls..dowre then moved he second
esans Of he MI TO amend he lr'sh Poor law Act pre
srs he notion ~ short statement explanatory u ne
Lord Mon'esge, amer speskng for nesy three hcurs.
IN Committee The h VISA ,sen read .eccnd nme, and
S-%,'sse sypoipsea for Monday The hosse hsa
| ~, nccsE o. Commons Friday. Julys
80, nosse sat today troa Z o'ecck uu lew mnofes
passed ,hross o,ss line ,se s.Ais. leasing rssnt BY
49,. ard read second nne, And The House al.
1
~ w aoieswo'th rave notice Of N. nt.nuon a, nova
rvduetoh 81 ron kt,oo 10 fStsp In The oran.ne. go.
mates tor rev WORKS IN MsnrtIus aud her Ccior,..
Ga th~ motion for the speaker TO lssv. The char "a -
into Committee OF supplies, Mr.. J. OCoS.xlI TO-. -
Or select Commute 10 inquire into the S.c.i r.
between Great Britain and Ireland TIE ho,o,,A.
| member 10 very long speech conerded that lre..S
had anduly taxed the Union, no~,thstsn,.s
poverty. The committee he admitted. could sct ~
his late period Of the session, complete their Inquiry iu,,
thu. subject but useful progress would be nsdssni
the invesug alton. which must tske place tine or
other. mighl e sesuuied year
debate u several hours length then followed. witch
thu Chsuceo OF Excheeger proposed The motion.
NIX he should De indsposed TO meet eacsroa
fairly Of the session, II were then brought
under cons Iteration Eventually al the request Of several
honorable members Mr.. John OConneA consented 10
Withdraw the motion.
The House then went into Committee Of supply. when
Sr r Peel moved the annual estimate for The Bnush
Museum amounting TO xSSoo.
Mr. Hume said he should urge no opposition 10 the
grant and ne urged the Government TO prOvdes speed
as possible adequate provision for the magnificent col
lection pictures presented to the nauon by the Mr.
Vernon and deposited Ia ncopvenient apartments
| In the National Gallery.
Lord Russell. said the subject OF providing fot Mr.
yernon- had been lost Sigh, Of and he hoped
be able to state that Arrangement
| had been made.
| Aner short conversation. the motion agreed 20
Mr. Maule moved the militia estimates, amounting 10
2ll2s0o, and they were agreed to without discussion