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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Baring's Circular.

Per Niaglra Ns1rfr t3s8ss Friiy. ,rih Jaa isg4
Since our last sdvces Of 18th instant We have had an
active a,nsua ilr most 5e.nsia' Of coos ,- Fa Protae-
aas many a'nes sir'nesa pre-. have al,aaes -
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
ENGL AND.
success Of Financial Reform.

It would appear that the Government have
wisely resolved 10 the wishes Of the people as de-
nousrsted through the financial reform and other asso
Citations reduce the expenditure OF the several de-
partments Of the state considerably yet without i'm
parting their Efficacy. On this subject the London
TINS Of the 18th, commenting in their city article, on
the rise OF the funds, says
THE reductions coniempsl In the army end navy
The Of the buOyzni feeling throughout The day To-
dicsfng only they do economy, but also that ne
maintenance Of peace 10 relied upon"
The london Globe Of the 26lh says IN It's money ar
tice.
stated upon Whist is considered the best authority
hat the san sthe 90 ernmeri Offices for carrying
into ef-ct impOrlanl savings ere uot aeuyo 10 some
cases revisions Asl ed have been msde more thsu
ser The lists Of proposed reductions lave been sent
The Ct sncrior u ENcheQuer from particular depart
me1t- In ne ordnance great efforts making 10 Apply
pruning kuife and the Of The customs and
excise boards will eject mA.ensl saving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
ENGLAND.

Tee rsthcauon Of The Pos;Al eonveHnoH De'Ner" .1s
limited state. snd England has been received With
general satisfaction by al the trading Commute. OF
Europe. ~, ...-5.- q.
IL London q Cabinet Council was held yesterday ;.
trrnoon a. which most Of the Ministers were
The Council sst two snd half hours II "as sL-sI
stood tia; the heads Of the Queens SP-ecn o1 N or
Ing of Parliament. were submitted ,r =.
The Bank Of England accounts present ne -'-a =
lures which generally mark the period OF me Psy-I1
OF the dividends There e an increase o. eA So
more abundant and the chief brokers refuse " aAe
deposits q cal ~ per cent discounts OF me oes' os
ar not higher than per cent We may mention ne.e
that he agents ln London o. me tl-su $50
-. hsva ss-,.ed II al TIE stock q tee Jnlied
states per cent iosn-ihe lasi saes beng euected a.
l07 The stock has since been sod 81 OF per eek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Things In Philadelphia.
Corrsspondsnoe Of The Tribune
PHIL ApEIFHfA sunday,


PHILADELPHIA sunday, FEB. IL.
TIE Epeaiag Bulletin Of Saturday contains the
following article
I've Nes Yck Trs5.ns hss happy sc1liy Of ooreoerns
Pm pm. Corr-spobceDce f5n DE b-ffin II rc-d
oe 10 more han fair IA paper ~oct sct Ne
Of lformalO5, When copies tsroii org -
pors Of cogr proceedings prepared expressly iof 70
The u1genilenAnly impGtAnon that Tie riosas
eoncocs Phnadephis Correspondence 'sAl not an
swsr The report Of the Court proceedings n the case
Of Hyer sen, over By me last Friday for The Tr'ss<'
uas no, -rpa,ss s1rsssly for IA sHl's'sa The Court
Reporter who supplied il IN the employ Of your Cor
responder, a. vel q, Of the Bs4siis. Otherwise ]
should have known Ire courtesy due 70 'hs Press too
vel tc have neglected the proper credit
IleAsnSsst neither young Colt VINO uys'eriocsly
dl..ppearrd IN December last. or Levis sands have
been heard Of yet Il Is thought that both have oeeH
foully dealt with
Tom Hyer % .ul the Ion Of the day Quite large
number Of hs friends and our eiIlzens nave visited
eirn Of his quarters the debtors apartment Of the
County Prison and seem take lively interest IL nls
situation Ocer Clifford arrived 70 tns city yesterday
from Baltimore vits the intention Of taking Hyer 90
TO thai place be should receive ss:aorlty from toe
proper so9ree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
The Fertilization Biii-More speeches.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.

WASHINGTON, Saturday, feo. 10
Saturday is Private Bill day, bat suspect Pr
yate Bills have dull chance for the remainder OF
this Session Pscheco stopped the breath OF a
good many Of them There are but three more
weeks and the House viii not give one Of these
20 Private Bills.
The House this morning KILLED one Private Bill
tina, for the relief Of David Myerly, sent back from
the Senate amended-aud then verrode private
business BY a motion to 80 into Committee OF the
Whole and take up the Fortlhestlon olll Mr..
GoesIS made an effort Tor the Postage Reduction
bill. but the House are resolved 10 so through with
the Appropriation bills before they touch any
other, SO this vas ruled oat Of order The Forth
estion bill being taken uP. Mr. HILLiAKD Of Ala
proceeded to make a one hour Slavery speech N
favor OF his beautiful idea Of giving half Csliior
MIA and tw O. thirds OF New Mexico 70 IerGs! Not
thinking coald be edited BY speech on that
theme W andered into the Senate, and was an
sdmiring auditor Of Mr. Foote's iorsy on Col
Benton and the Protocol. know what gained
but can't saw how much ! lost feel under nc
shadow ofobhgsuon on the score either OF courtesy
or duty 70 listen to these incesssnt Negro speeches
nro and con. on bills which have not splinter Of
ebony sbou, them.
When Mr. Il. concluded, Mr.. NSroS got the
saor. induced the Committee to rise for the puT-
nose Of limiting the debate, and, the Speaker
having resumed the Chair moved that the debate
in Committee be terminated in one hour after COINS
back again, which prevailed, The House then
rslspsed into Committee, and Gov BROWN o.
Miss. made a party speech. ] iissended to some
Of il, and it struck me tina, If the NississiPP'an'
thar, pphlic serysn,s in the ratio Of %, 900 ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. MONDAY, FEB. 70.
The Foreign News.

The news by the Niagara will make sur IN
the commercial and stock dealing circles Many
a man goes down town this morning vastly richer
than he lef. his place Of business on Saturday
afternoon. without having lifted his finger to earn
il. The rise in the price Of our stocks can sur
Prise no one who has seen what sss been going on
10 arope for the past year. People seek invest
ments for their money where they think It viii be
safest; and within three months, especially
the opinion has been gaining ground on the other
side Of the water, that America iss great country
The political news is no less important than the
other. The German Empire is getting at logger.
heads about the imperial crown Hungary Is neal
conquered, Pesh being taken and Plus lh has
called foreign army to assist him IN ress'nins
his temporal authority. So says one dispatch, but
we shall have much more faith in what concerns
the Pope when we have more definite aud com
plete information.
Some scarecrow words are IN the dispatch about
red republican preparations for fighting a, Lyons,
inFrsnce. This Is CANNON. They think Of doing
no such thing.
In England the march Of financial reform IS on
ward. Mr.. Golden will not have 10 wait long 70 add
another laurel 10 bis reputation. The great jour
nsls began by abusing him like pickPocket, but
are fast coming round TO his ground Success 70
him in this effort and may the time come when
there shall not be a standing army used TO pro
tect one nation Of Christendom against another.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Cation Market.

In the Liverpool Cotton market fsir Upland d fair
Mobile 40 fair Orleans 4id. large business was
done on the 10th in the afternoon after the weeks saes
we're returned and the operations Of the day are g.
,mA,ed at - 600 bales Of which 700 were 70 'peeu
lsiors-
The market continued to be pretty freely supplied st
the advanced rates, and was not decidedly higher It
the close Of TIE day than il opened in The morning
The imports from the Let Instant bad been 10000
bales. Of which 10000 were from the United states
and the stock in tia; port wss shout $1,000 bales
III n1l Of L being American.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Iatest from Paris.

The Lc-d0. Globe Of the evening Of the nth gh con
talns the following PANS. Thursday. Jan p
Public opinion seem 10 Eavs undergone q great
change about the Italian question some Of the inf =
entail men Who three four moaths ago we're ciano.
rous for Intervention n Italy In order they said 70
redeem the honor OF France have TAKEN alarm q, tie
state Of the finances and DO no, hesitate say that they
cannot Why France should lose a. chance Of ane-
orsins Der condition BY rushing into for the free
dom Of people Who have the courage hghs for
themselves.
A. to TIE question Of the Pope the opinion here Is
that The Preach should abstain from sctu Intervention
for against hi bur throw obstacle .E the way Of
either span or Naples II the other should oter
money Een - tie Pope
Il 70 sat ttzi lis condition. Austria would consen,
70 stand aoof The accounts from Rome are contrs-
die;ory. The journals Of nat capital and those Of
TUSCANY sssert that hs protes, has been failure
would sppesr however tina, this 10 no, caise for
the revolutionary government o: Rome has put torn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Naval Preparutions.

TIE ntellise that eleven steamers preparing
At Togon. with orders 10 sal without onents delay
received a. Liverpool the lilh nit From Bre.,
ani Cherbourg active preparation. were also reported
Rumor naturally sscribes these demonstrations - n
dcaFs Of az armed Intervention 10 tsver Of the Pope
The vessels adapted % carry from 700 70
10 900 bat At the latest moment order for
sailing had been received and either change Of
sels nst taken place, more probably the expedition
had been altogether abandoned. There vas however.
AZ uneasy feeling snt looo00 muskets hsd been Or
dere1 from the manufactures At - Etenrs. The main
Of Apprehension was, however the condition Of
the French rnsrces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Provision Market.

There had been only limited import Of cured Provis
ions during the fortngh, ending the 9th ult VIZ 23lJ
terces and 100 bbs beef 100 bbs Of pork casks Of
hsm, 1850 bos and a. hhds Of bacon l52l bbls and
474l kegs OF lard % casks snd2-i2 boxes OF cheese
The market for Beef was steady, and sales to mod
crate extent reported at former prices
The steamship, probably the Europa arrived at Liv-
erpool the 27th ult at II o'clock in the morning.
The Europss advices bad stiaened the prices OF Pork
Bacon had declined from a % per cwt Lard sells at
30 Cos per cwt and Cheese brings full prices
hainT reduced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

decree denouncins enemies 10 their country. al
persons Who shall suffer themselves % Be deferred
from voting for the Constituent Assembly By the pro
te.t Of the Pope. Il has $50 apo n,ed commission
Of Instruction whose members % - sn0Dg the
electors 20 enligh,en them. and Il hss denoinsisd
committee Of public safety similar % the co- De saini
rsBfi- of the old French Revolution which denounced
10 vengssree every man who Vas suspected Of want
~ pstro,srs This excess Of precau0n does show
that the protest Of TIRE Pope has heen without eject
The tuner.l Of Col Rey the late COmmAntsnt OF the
Republican Guard. took place today. The crowd ~s'
a. - a. ~ create alarm Ledru Roiln and .ev.
s-s mem bers Of the Mountain waited on the President
al The Republic and sssuret hin that there Wss not the
,Hgbt,.t in,eutiOn % produce a. en>Eft
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

Mr. B in order-aad Just there was obliged to
leave But the Senate very soon adjourned and
understand after refusing to print the 10000 ex-
ira copies described.
Col BESTos while the onslaught was making
upon him sa, quietly writing his letters. No word
or gesture intimated consciousness that Fly
was buzzing about bis ears. doubt whether Mr..
Foote could draw from him more than shrug by
any assault he could sake.
II presume the Protocol Will soon be taken up
in Executive Session, unless the Senate should
decide 20 await action in the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Passenger Arrived.

II ne feInhip NiI9Iy1 from Lirepoi % HIi6lI Rev
John MscBean, 1t Nicholson. Ii buTke. Chas Adams
Capt Peter Adams From Ltcrgooit0 Bos0n-M Fuf-neli
Mad Fuieneli, Fsscistr, Mad FsscAti Mrs. Ney -rs
Miss Jaequit, }. L. Thompfon. joe NJ Hooper, . Ne
MaLsy. ThOs W SlAnfed, A T smith. K. V Triarls, h
scol, Machslsne, B. shair, John " seddnOn. D Ray
mont. Cushing, J. s1gfeu Ballard, Charles G.. Gihgan
DAVID Conner, sleere, Harper, De Draw, Prot " ed
tirg Terrsri, CasTOui, q Christ Bgschof, sorge
Osborn. Curtis kaindler ID [ Nsrtin rryon Francis
Puihsu. Ec~ James. NJ James and children Mr. Ho-
gate, r = All. ROcb.for II wiz, Durke-, Albert Jahn
From HIfV1T O. Bos'9a-F Thompson, Mott X C. Frazer
John Hssungs william 4rosseneu Hal, GeOrge VI gilman
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
FRANCE.

The returns Of the Bank Of France show that the
note. in circulation have decreased during the last
week. by two and halt millions. The Treasury bal
snce Ia. increased BY Eve millions standing a, 5li
millions The bullion hss been augmented by i've and
half millions. The stock Of bullion now amounts TO
go millions asain., 432 millions Of issues. The state
Of business in Paris is very unsatisfactory great dis
courasemeni prevails. and trade Is stsgnant
There can be no doubt that the violence manifested
bv the extreme Republican party 10 the National As
.embly the cause Of this uneasy state Of feeling
Il 10 almost universally feared that crisis Of some
kind i. approaching and it ia only TO its nature that
opinions vary. a.,
The efforts made IN the Assembly 70 suppress public
oppiou show the determination Of this party 10 resist 10
The IAst All moderate men are disguised. Several OF
the clubs were closed yesterday BY the police
AT the Paris BOurse. Thursday, the following we're
the closing prices Fires Isl 20c threes 45i 45eI
one of the Paris papers announces that Caussidere'
would shortly SURRENDER 20 take bis trial before the
High Court Of Justice.
The Nsni,ur contains an Official decree reducing the
Gsrde Mobile 70 u bAttahons This will effect saving
of four million seven hundred thousand francs.
The Paris papers OF Friday exclusively occupied
with the report Of Grevy rejecting the ides OF nxng
any period for the dissolution OF the National Assembly
IL is reported that Prince Louis Napoleon and NJ
Theirs have differed the line OF policy 70 be pur-
sued
The Bank of France has resumed payment in specie
on It's notes under 500 francs Its published account.
do not however furnish any proof OF the Increase Of
trade in Paris The decrease OF commercial bills 10
enormous the whole amount remaining In the insttu'
ton being but IS 00oO Oo-not more than one thrd the
amount usually on hand this period OF the year
The stock OF bullion however. st goes on increasing,
and IL il currently reported that the Bank intends
shortly payment Of all lie notes In specie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
Grain Market.

The Corn and Flour market wore more cheerful
s.pec; on the 10Th and full prices were paid for Whest
Flour and Indian Corn Indeed. during the last few
dsys ending on tie both Flour in bond had gone OF to
some extent 8, s5 81 10 25s o. and the 9Th .6s
Der Dbl had been obtained for the beet Western.
Indian Corn was in moderate demand Al, aes 81 TO
0s n for Interior white the best yellow snd Indian
Corn Meal rs "a to l5s per Dbl.
American Wheat in bond 6s 30 to a Id per 10 lbs
A prime parcel brought the latter price on the 9TH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
The French vice-President.

The Niagara brings intelligence Of the election
Of Mr.. BoULAY lde la Meurthel as Vice Presiden
Of the French Republic, over NJ. VyiLA and Gen
Bsragusy d'Hilliers who were also nominated BY
President Bonapsrte as candidates. This choice
was hardly expected NJ Boolsy isa gentleman
distinguished more for benevolsnce than states.
msnship, and accordingly, though esteemed by all
parties, has been an object Of special admiration
10 none. He is 50 years Of age, and the son Of
Count Boulay, who was senator in the time OF the
Empire. He played an honorable part in the
Revolution Of July, for which he received the
Cross of the Legion Of Honor. In 1897 he was
chosen to the Chamber OF Deputies by the electors
OF Maerthe. the department in which he resides
Ia 1919 he was again chosen from Vosges, from
which department be was chosen q second time In
1886 He was a member Of last Chamber in
which he belonged 10 the Left or dynastic oppo-
sition, at the head Of which was Odilon Barot
He became q Republican after the Revolution
Of February, as 80 many others have done but
his sincerity is unqusstioned. He has represented
vosges in the National Assembly. NJ. Boulsy
always has taken an active interest in everything
that concerns the ameioration Of the condition OF
the laboring classes, and has been especially &C
tive in the foundation Of ssylums for the sick and
In the extension Of Common Schools.
or the competitors Of NJ BoULEr, NJ. vIvlLA, a
Moderate, and Gen. Cavaignacs last Minister
Of Public Works, has been distinguished as
an able and industrious member Of the various
Legislative bodies TO which be has belonged,
and Gen. paraguay d'Hilliers has derived bis
reputation very much from the care with which
under the Empire, the Restoration, and the
Monarchy Of July, he has assumed and worn
ths'prsdominant color His devotion to the Rebub-
lie has not been unquestioned, as the recollection
Of the severity which he exhibited against Repub-
hcsn conspiracy organized at ST. Cyr in s34, was
kesh in mems minds He has been, during the
Summer. the President of the Reactionist Club Of
the Rue de Poitieu. His career in the Assembly
has been hardly more brilliant than his military
career in Africa, where be lost more battles than
he gained. His present defeat is not surprising,
nor 10 that OF NJ. vivla. Though the successful
candidate has not the talent of the latter gentle
man, he was much more likely to be fixed on as
point OF union by differing parties than either of
them. His election may be taken as no bad omen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
ITALY.
The Pope asks for an Army

The Pope demands the Intervention Of Austria to re.
sea, him in temporal power, snd both Sardinia and
France strongly demonstrate against this determine
ton
Az for the Roman people, they seem to have lost all
reverence tor the Pope eccessstc no lees than
as Prince. The spiritual snathemss which be had
hurled sgsinsi them have been treated with complete
confemnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

FIRE At Baltimore fire took place ia he
soap and candle factory Of smith Pereit on Halliday
and PlesssBts ts on saturday morning last The urs
part Of the building consumed In spite Of the eHs
OF the hre department The stock was removed vt
was injured by the removal Loss about -2Dool
sursnce on the building slO 900. ~ the Firemens q
g 600 at the Hartford Dur. the Ere, nremsn ssi
bis wrs, j-mmed so that smpuistion will be necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
IRELAND.
Inac nf smiIh nfRrien

ireland sgsin attracting inconsidersbe share
Of public attention The Queens Bench had over
ruled the errors assigned In the Of WE Smith
D Brien and bis fellow prisoner. The Court was unsn-
10 its decision, and 10 remains % De whether
they will perseyere ia carrying their HOPELESS appeal 10
The House OF Lords Il confidently stated inst AZ
9csiion has been made for the requisite permission
from the Lord Lieutenant in the case Of Ar. Bren,
but mat Mr Mesgher declines 10 proceed farther and
d. resolved 70 submit % his fate Any hope Of over
turning the verdict must prove deluslye.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12

The Red Republicans, pereeiving the ground giving
way under them making greet eaorts and Al y
ous casting mgskes bal. and providing sunPo"def
for ssani up sht Their pretence vas resistance =
tie revolutionary party 10 the Assembly The e.uos n
Paris we're again becoming scuye. sud u sad thai
some ssvero measures. srs contemplated for their com
Pete suppression The consprsors OF June were 70 De
forthwith tried BY the high Court OF Justice which WAS
expected % assemble a. Burgois
TIE last closing prices Of the three per cents were
AT a the p 70 per cents - -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
FRArCE.
Dissolution Of the Assembly.

The preliminary motion upon the question Of the dis
solution Of the National Assembly much desired By
the nation, hes been carried BY slender majority OF
400 against 800 and had been referred the Baresux
70 report upon. The reporters appointed by The
Gus committees upon the question, We're almost al at
verse the dissolution, and Il said they hed
decided upon moving the order u the day whenever
the proposition moved il the Assembly.
ltwould be some days before the report Sas made,
and the forms Of the Assembly would prevent the ques
ton from being being carried through 90 70 allow
the el.ctlou 70 AXE place before ApnL.