The New York herald., 1850-12-31

NEWS ny TELEGRAPH.
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one WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
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THE GERMAN TROUBLES.
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ANOTHER REVOLUTION IN PALERMO.
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The Fnsurrection i'm the Turkish
Provinces.
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IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON,
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IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON,
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IMPROVEMENT IN COTTON,
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Tho steamship Baltic, CsSt Comstock, from Liver
pool whence abe sailed ct o'clock, Saturday after
saoon the 1ath inst put into rrovincetown, Cape
Cod EassachusetIs ON Saturday evening last, short
sfooal She was OF Halifax on Friday afternoon.
Several Of her passengers landed and prosssded to
Boston, where they arrived about IL O'Clock ysster-
day morning and their representations the din
Guilty Of getting coal at the Cape, Mr. b. Curtis de-
spstohed schooner With 100 tons Of coal. Meanwhile
aovsvsr Captsn Comstock the cargo Of the
brig Palm rom Sydney for Boston, which vessel had
put into Provincstown for . hsrkor This opportune
circumstance would enable the Baltic to leave p yes
essrdsy. for New York, where she may be expected
CO. day. rr.a.- -tr8.... r0
The pilot boat Friend from Provzcetowp, whence
che left Sunday night at ten O'Clock With nine pas
eeDgers from the b. arrived at Bos last night She
also brought the IS mails, which will be forwarded to
New York this morning, over the New Haven railroad
They win arrive here this afternoon.
The fas enc hundred and four passengers, and .
full freight. Among the ps-renE.rs .esso.
-nsmes Of Geo. wilkins Kendall, James Brown, Capts
Palmer and Britton, and NJ. Hsuser, ths celebrated
yiolinist
The Baltic, during the rst fve days OF the passage
had very rough weather during which the after cabin
lights stovs In bat she received other dam
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There Is nothing very striking in the political news
aAnairs on the continent remained In statu quo.
The commercial news is int tsrestipg showing slight
improvement In cotton, with steady market. The
several departments Of trade, commerce. and finance
were beginning to manifest improving tendency
The market for foreign and colonial produce
had active appearance and there Is every pros
peet Of further improvement taking place BY the be-
filming Of the New Year. The market, although
net active kept steady. limited business going
f4ward In cured provisions. Wool commanded in
eased attention, and holders looking for higher
xsesa
rrsds In the manufacturing districts steadisr,
and higher prices ere paid for yarns and woollsns.
advices speak Of an improved appearance
a. tbs ch'ef markets there, consequent upon the
partial eubsiderce Of political apprehension.
- The BDssh money market continued steady, and
nodssts rates OF discounts stili prevailed The public
securities kept buoysnt large business was going
Forward, ct improving pricss. Railway shares had,
also participated In the advance American securities
mad been steady without presenting any new feature
~ The German TROUBLES.
The events in Central Europe have gone varying
IN aspect during the week, and whatever may be
said about the conditions Of peace or rather the poet
ponsment Of hostilitics agreed upon at oimuts
We see but little to shake conviction, that both
parties trying to oveeach the other and that the
free conferences which TO be opened the 18th
instant at Dresden not likely 20 settle per.
nansntly the relative preponderanos OF Austria or
Prussia, thsn any Of the numerous diets that have
tried their hands st this gOrdian knot during many
years psst.
The contracting parties TO send tive commission
ers to Holstein one rom zach power, TO Summon the
refractory bslllgersnts to lay down their arms.
change has taken place In thu head quarters Of the
Dpsbies Gen. Wilson has suddenly Resigned COM
nand Of the Holsten army, and has gone TO Altons
Gem Won der Horst has been appointed nandsr In
ais etesd- t trf
wlh regard to Hssss csssei, the free oonssrsncss
are adjust that dispu,e-ths elsctor In the mean
tine being ssked 20 20 back 10 Hesse protected BY
russisn aud one federal battalion The Estspps roads
vhich join the prussian eastern provinces. -ith the
prc,S,ss S ,s are 70 De open 70 e0,n prussss
movsments OF the Federal troops
The King Of Bavaria, seconded BY the King Of wur-
smburz hss taken every step 70 mark his dsspproba
zion ofthe oinots compromise and ssxony IL said to
h.equslly annoyed BY
uppers Of an. Austrsas is protesting ssssnst the
iisps, tbu. Encouraged contiaus 70 sdsaass AT the
issti secouut,. they occupied Marburg. whsre thsy
commanded the railroad from frankfort 70 Csssei,
nd completely turned the asuk Of the Prnssians
The Berlin Journals seem 10 count on peace being
The news from vienna is not quite % pacific. and
ukst - is said that the Prusdsn army ordered to
te reduced, tn- rmameute ~ rtil coukinte.
rhs p.psi Storm In Bng,and.
since the commencement OF the pspai storm. moth
ing TO have given such general sstsActicn 90
the Queens TO the address presented 10 her at
wirdsor Castle on Tuesday. Lord John Russell is
represented 10 have stood near the throne looking
very grsv. and thoughtful his finger pressed upon
hislkps. No wonder. He mus; have been mssitssins
upon effect OF the words which he had put inso her
Msjesty mouth, and which to be dinassd
wherever the English Language was spoken. He has
succ.vx~d sdmirsbiy and may fairly lay claim TO more
thanShs visdom ofthe sybn The tone OF the Queens
s~sver grave ana snihed but 10 is Impossible to
tell what fsr-shadsws. Her Msssty's Protestant
Ism has never been questioned and, her determine
tion 10 uphold the Protestant ith aud to maintain 10
against ssy danger VITA which IL may be Threatened
from whatever quarter Il may proceed, was spoken
right royalty end became the soversign OF an
nre on which the never sets. But her Majesty
soA-r~tulstes the Lord Mayer sud the Aldermen on
Their tschmcnt 10 the great principles Of civil and
rsns'a ,iSsrty; and in her address to the Common
counen 's peaks warmly Of their tried and constant
cl.,ss. Tb... ssaa enjoyment OF oivn rso.s oy 81
Ni.-s 70 put down the s~-.-, ~ a..
ws.rnp r,,h -hrb 10 ssteot legal power is the only
mission reer,s 20 be made thss enemy the ceT al.
oeivil aud reisious freedom Ions =. ,s as...sos
stempt " ieterfere With the civil ions - oeestnos
dom Of cthers bus the best proof oPa religious fres
act with wiieh these addresses have sonsummsss
sto BE- seen IN their relative effects
pitsi of the country In Dublin the ana
n. ansvers sppesrs 70 be quite great in fSse
trEifnb~rxh. "n
letter d the premier Duke Of Norfolk, h.. bee,
published In which his grace takes the same view Of
he utrs mousstic Doctrines Of Or. Wissman that
y ofd Be<unont propouuded two or three weeks sro
The pagers continue 70 teen With accounts Of set.
5nss, st6rssses petitions and remonstrances sg.fust
ths rev Roman Catholic orasuization.
rbs Hpeilsh ssb'net 'srs decided upon th. Rc-
unish snestion says the Lcerp.ei Mail. The LonJs.
tArv~acAe indignant At the committal tone Of
nsyv.ens replies TO the various Addresses on the
sthole question.
The French Hcpubiic.
There 70 no news Of Importance from France The
<orntry vas tranquil. socialist plot hsrsver,