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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-22
GREECE.
Trouble Sett,ci.

The Piraeus was again blockaded by Sir
VIM. Parker and at the same time orders
were given for the blockade Of other ports
Of Greece On the 18th the Greek Cham
bers met with closed doors, when the Greek
Minister explained that the renewal Of hos
tilities was in consequence Of the refusal Of
the Government to admit the claims Of the
English Cabinet, although the amount OF the
claim was nearly settled. In answer to
question as to the support to be expected
from the Protecting powers, the Minister OF
Foreign Affairs said he expected mono, not
withstanding his pressing solicitations to
that effect A very stormy debate in both
Houses ensued, on a demand from the Min
lister for a bill Of indemnity. Both Houses
refused the bill Of indemnify, left all the
responsibility to the Minister, and passed a
formal resolution TO the effect that the Gov
eminent should act according TO the inter
ests of the country. Mr.. Wyse put in an
ultimatum, which vas accepted, and the
Greek question was put an end to on the
28th. The Minister Of the Interior has is
sued q formal notice to that effect, and an
apology will be made by the Greek Govern
ment. The English Minister agrees to ac-
cept Of $4,000 drachms and security for the
settlement Of the Pacific claim upon Porru-
gal
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GERMANY.
Otl

Scarcely anything is talked of in Prussia
but the two Congresses about to meet in
Frankfort and Berlin. Itappears that with
the circular concerning the Frankfort Diet
Austria dispatched confidential note to
each State, conceived in spirit of frmness,
relative to the recent negotiations with
Prussia. The Pussian Minister Of Foreign
Affairs, is, it is said, now preparing an ener
getic reply TO these notes. Austria acted
in the face Of Germany when she cOnyoked
the plenary diet, and declared forfeiture of
membership, the penalty Of non-appear-
anse. Prussia will be expected to act with
similar decision. Austria aims at perpe-
trating an illegal act, by restoring the old
Diet, legally dissolved in 1919. Prussia
demands a revision of the act of the Sth of
June, and requires particularly three things,
that Austria shall assume no right Of pre-
cidency which she never enjoyed, except in
the old Diet, that she shall be content with
a Congress Of Plenipotentiaries and asimple
Convention, relative to the act of COnfeder-
atien, and that a redistribution Of votes
may allow Prussia to represent the Union
with the full power of all It's members
The affairs of Germany are beginning to
excite considerable attention in England.
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The Austrian Giro mar.

The Austrian Government has addressed q
circular dated the 9Th ult to its Ambassa-
doris al the German Courts. In this circu-
lar after pointing ont the necessity Of crea-
tins new central power for Germany,
as the functions Of the interior power at
Frankfort were to cease on the LIST Of Nav.
IT announces Its intention Of taking the I'M
t;atiye for conyoking the representatives Of
The different States Of Germany at Frank
fcTt on the 10Th of May for the said purpose.
Tie Austrian Government justi6es this step
in virtue OF certain articles Of the Federal
act. The circular states that the imperial
representation will leave Immediately for
Frankfort to make the preliminary arrange
ments for the assembling Of the representa-
tiyes of the other States.
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SHIP NEWS.

Aryired fyon EeD.York-April 10 Venus Mairl; o8.h,
feriune Eaisore Mont BeArD, Porn Eeuaes Zlsh N IN.
lretei xsh Neptune. SwineDunde; ODcn, do; oh, Ec-
siTe Chdz; soh, Ferelon Elsrore bert Fearing Leg.
horn; May Brian, Abbs L'menck; Tally. Pane BoeaE
Missouri, q braiar 80 Catherine Lverpoo Sviizerand,
Gtvesenci Liberty The Cyoe; ~, Hermann, Cowes and
proceeded 10 bfemen; l0sh, jamestown. Lverpoo Con-
siciaror de- Atlantic, do %, Ocoane Esnore lOh FL.
eelsiur, Liverpool
Sa,isd lor Esr york-Aprl =, oise. Cuxhavsn; 29h,
Trdico Bolcetu1; Sob sfaDeonls, The Clyde; Nay |,
uen limtfieii Hannah DC; Triumph do Irvine Galway;
Ollo, The Civ DE-; f'utta Hiram, Bremen; 90 Stella
Belfast; Lougbs Perkins, CardiG Mara Eizabe h, Hell
volt 6lh 4h John Cnmm e, Hagre; Davenport DO; tn
Heiyceii sh :Hgitense, Antwerp; Shs non. Lverpool
Lordcn, DO; Wellington GrsyeseLd; Lady Milton, Dublin
oh. Deeree, Liverpool Eons do; 4.h, Superior, Scilly
RefoIa, Bfenis rhaver; Axal DIRE, Marsets; 5h Mnea
Brrefhsvtn; nss, tC 6n, HtrVchel Cuxhavsn; jacob
GTo0e, BremerhAves; tn, Olympus, Cardiff sln Jllia
Psasge. Waterford; Sb, honsurat, Eiphnsioae, The
Clyde; Amy, DEAL Nay I'd, Admiral Peter rordlnL K
o. cd from Newcastle on the Start, Y NewYOFk; 9h Sa-
rah W Cushing from Galwav at Newport Tor NswYoik.
Ayyise1(ses R,sfos-Msya ONO, Copenhagen.
Sailed Jor TS.er-nay !. Ellen and largareL Castle
town; Tgre from Palermo Gbral.er ID Queen, Queens
Town; 81, Galsnd do; Clara Bell Rochelle; 4Ih Crelon
RocheIIe sth Hsernis LIVERPOOL 5h, Busnl Visa; 6,h,
sepis Newport. 7ih lndus, The Clyde sh sunbeam III.
verpoO Courier do; ga Envoy, C0rdt ia from Ha're, al
NewpoIL for Bofiop 9Th, Princess Royal, q leens.own
MADEIRA, April lc-Tte ship Dahia, from Malaga for
Sailed JOr PliiaSlp his-From The Clyde, May T. ship
Aceon benson <prtvi01Sy reported sailed t rom Ii
verpool May ssp Sea King, Gray; from Bangor Nay 3,
ship Nmrod; from ChNente May l. ship Anna
GIBRALTAR, April 6-Cld ssip Joseph Bryant Tor bos-
smyRsA, April n Cid Ihp ChsnamuI f9r Boston
CEITE. ApTii 28-Arr ship Bsscor, from New YORK.
LIvEkPooi, no date given-Cd ships Prome,heus, for
Boston; Sias Greenman for New YOrk: Phiens for do
Ships velona, from Leghomi Adoiorao, from Caf'ais-
mum; Trimbena, from Palermo-sll for New York
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IIyerpool Cotton Market.

We have no alteration to report this week
in our prices, but the distinguishing feature
of the market has been uniform stea1insss
and confidence. There has also been 4
larger proportion :han usual Of the business
for export and on speculation. Brazils,
Egyptian and long staple generally Of the
better qualities are in fair demand 4. full
prices. SuratS also fully support the pre-
yious quotations and in some instances ait
tie advance has been paid. There Is no ne
eessity for Us to refer to the prospect Of the
crops, the supply, nor the rates for coz
sumption; these all-impOrtant points
have previously been SO fully placed before
our readers that we forbear any recapitula-
lation at the present moment $3.50 Amer
lean, 1850 Surats, $50 Egyptians and $50
Sunams have been taken On speculation
and 1850 American, $50 Surat3, 20 Egyp-
tian and 400 Surnams for export. The
sales for the week amount TO 81, 40 bales.
Cotton is firm at the last quotations. The
sales Of the week have BEEN so, 10 bales, Of
which $1,000 bales were taken on specula-
ton.
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ITALY.
Arrh-RIshop Arrested.

The Resorgiments of Turin of the 10th
inst. announces that the Archbishop Fran
cioni had been arrested at his palace, with
All the consideration due to his rank and
lodged in the Citadel.
The popularity of the Pope is materially
on the decline. His Holiness has deter
mined to confscate the property of the
Deputies Of the Roman Constituent Assem-
bly to the amount Of ll,000,0OOf.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,

Mr.. HARRIS OF N. introduced an amendrnen, n
the Canadian reciprocity bill
Mr. FULLER reported bin roimbarsing Maine
for expenses growing oat Il the Nor.h-Eas,esn
Boundary trouble.
Mr. Tuck sskel leave 20 introduce biz rcgu-
atng the pay OF the officers OF the Customs, but il
was Objected TO.
Mr.. CoLoocK reported bills Tor the establish
nent Of new public warehouses At Mobile, Ala. aBd
Bath, Ne. Referred
debate took place on ne bill reported by Mr.
Conrad, from the Committee on Commerce, author
izine the PorlmsseT General - contract for carry
inc the mail in steamboats, between New Orleans
aud Vera Cruz, and intermediate ports. Referred
to the Post Once COMMITTEE
The House then went ir'o Committee Of the
Whole on the State Of The Union on
THE CALIFORNIA MASSAGE.
Mr. HAYMoND, (Whg1 Of Va had taken his po
stiCn before the assembling Of Congress IN favor
oil the admission Of Caliornis, ard had seen nothing
TO change his views. He defended the President
from the charge ct usurpins legislative power, aud
invoked the North and South to stand on the plat
form Of non-mteTvention. He said that he and Mr..
Besle Loco represented one.hith Of the white
population OF Virgins. and there was not a sane
man in favor OF Southern cOnlederacy. The PEG
pie IN the Northeastern secfion believe that the
NhhnNhie NonNcn'lOn W9e conceived IN SID, ana
that the object Of the getters up disunon. There
need be no fears for the Old Dminion's patriotism
| The disunionsts in that Commonw eath would be
| put to route by her sixty cle'ks Ia Office here
Mr.. GERRY, (Loco) Of Malice, said that the peo-
| pie of the North, in common with the civilized
world, have no sympathy with Slavery, and, with
few infamous exceptions VIII sacredly and reh-
eiously discharge the duties which they owe To the
Union and slaveholding Ststes. They don't believe
Slavery will be abolished except by the action Of
the States where it exists. He was in favor OF the
admission Of California. and governments for the
territories, inhbitng Slavery II he could not do
that he was for organization Provsoor no Proviso.
Mr. KING, (Whig) of Mass. advocated the sd-
mission of California. and wanted Congress to
adopt the Proviso. This done, we should hear no
more about the annexation Of Cubs, and the insa-
tsble thirst for extension would DO quenched for
ever.
The Committee rose. and the House adjourned
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TURKEY.
The ReluQers.

The Wdndcrer of Vienna says that the
Porte has communicated to the Austrian In
termentia that it has definitely fixed the
term for the confinement of the Hungarian
Exiles at nine months from the lst of July
last; and that at the expiration Of that pc
riod they will be at full liberty to 80 whcr-
ever they may choose.
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Austrinn Indemnity.

The sum which Austria has to pay to
Russia as naturalization for the expenses
of the Russian troops during the late cam
paign, is 100000 silver rOubles. Russia
takes Salt from Austria to the amount of
100000 roubles, and the other 3,OO0,O 900 are
to be paid in yearly inssallments of lOO,-
0O0,O00, and 5 per cent. interest for the out
standing capital.
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CONNER CIAL.
aF T.f..

The Money market is without much iuc-
tuation in price Consols closed yesterday
at 90 for money and 96I for account. Mon
ey is easy at previous rates Of discount.
American securities steady, but We have no
quotations. Intelligence from mauuflotur-
ing districts cheering.
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ENGLAND.
steam NnYi4aflon.

The chief events of the week have been
concentrated in steam navigation. The At
aniic was looked for with great anxiety and
very friendly feelings. The Irish Trans-At-
hntc Co. have already laid on an expert
mental vessel, the VicerOy, OF Glasgow.
She is 800 tuns bnrthen, and "a advertised
from Glasgow on the LIST June. Ii she sue
ceeds as well as is anticipated in the run
Halifax, line Of first class steamers viii
replaced on the station.
The Government have begun at last to
make some improvement in the manage
neat Of the West India Mail, with a view
Of competing with the United States for the
passenger traffic to the tropics. The Gov
ernment contract with the w. |. Nail Co.
mas been renewed for ten years. The Com
pany are to provide new and swifter steam
ers than those hitherto engaged; and the
circuit hitherto trayersed ut the loss of 50
much time, and as regards the Company it.
self With the loss Of so many vessels, is 70
be given up in favor of more direct route.
Five new vessels are TO be ready within 4
year. They are to maintain a speed of III
to Hknots an hour; their tunnagc is 70 De
200 10 ., 800 tuns; their horse power 800.
This arrangement viii give the Company
sseet Of twenty or twenty-five steamers,
many q them Of great capacity. The new
and swift steamers now being laid down,
VIII rs1 sesai-monthly from southampton
70 ~ Thomas. The voyage will be Direct
the tune, II day.. At tnis point the branch
s'eamers will be 10 waiting to receive the
mails 70 convey thea to Havana and the
Gun q MeSco; seceod, to Hayti, Jamaica,
San sag de Cuba, Honduras and Niclra-
gla; :. third, to the WinAwarl and Lover
Islands, terminating a. Dcmarara After
.. ...'ri,.--,1g the mails for tAeSe Macs the
Atlantic steamer viii Start dboc, Far Che
gres or the Isthmus Of psnoneC So loi A.
embark the Pacific mails for ta .,.o il S
to the west coast Of America. ''''''''
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trade decreasing. Sugar in better demand
at very full prieess. Rice, clear Carolina,
has advanced Is per cwt, and further ad-
vance Is anticipated, as the quantity here is
much reduced The first sort is now 2Ss,
and the second 22s. Lard moderate bust
ness prices tending upward.
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SPAIN.
Miscellaneous.

A new plan has been proposed by the
Minister Of Finance for converting all the
existing government securities into new, 3
per cent. stock. The arrangements with
England and France are officially ratified.
Don Francisco Xavier Isturat is to be Min
lister to England. Lord Ilowdeh, Ambas'a-
dor 10 Spain.
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Markets..

The Commercial market Is animated. In
dian Corn has advanced Is. 10 L.. 81.
Wheat has advanced Id. 10 Cd. per % los.
Flour has advanced Is Indian Corn Neal
has also advanced Is Per Dbl, present quota
tons being los.
The Flour market was animated. Balt-
more and Philadelphia brands quoted Al
:3s Cd 24s. Canadian, OBS I'd.
Ashes are in moderate demand p. 2Ss a
oSs cd for Pearls, and 2Ss sd 70 29sfor Pots.
The demand for Coffee was chiefly for the
ordinary qualities, the better descriptions
being much neglected, although relatively
cheaper. The sales comprise 30 ticrccs new
Jamaica at ABS to 70s for ordinary to good
middling. A small lot Of native CeylOn at
42s, and 300 bags St. Domingo, al sorts, at
30s IS GAS per owt.
PRovIsIoNs.-Not much doing. Beef ad-
yanced SIS As per fierce. Pork quiet. Ba-
con firm at last quotations Tallow in good
demand Coffee little doing, prices tending
downward. Tobacco firm, demand mode
rate Turpentine, no sales reported
Freights steady, ships scarce. Passenger
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SWITZERLAND.
Result of rhe Elections.

The elections took place yesterday in the
whole cantons at Berne. The government
party had obtained only third Of the votes
Sush has been the case generally In the
electoral circles for some leagues around the
Capital Of about so elections known yes
terday evening, almost all belonged to the
opposition.
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HALIFAX TELEeRArH OFFICE, Monday, P. NJ

HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Monday P NJ
The steamer Europa arrived at Haliflx at
{ o'clock on Monday evening, bringing
iates from Liverpool to May ii, London
Nav 10, and Paris Nay 9. She sailed from
Liverpool on the llth inst. She sailed for
yew.York at 9 Pm.
The Hermann arrived at Southampton
he evening of the 9th. The America had
not arrived when the Europa left.
Our special news dispatch was transmit
td during Monday night over the Nova
Scotia New-Brunswick and Maine lines to
Portland. There it was sent to Newbury-
mort and Boston by WinslOw & Co.'s Elk
uss 1t reached the latter city about 10
c,lock yesterday morning, but owing to an
rterruption in Bain's line, and Houses
Telegraph being out Of order, we did not re-
GIVE it till near noon. No other dispatch,
kpeuer, than that sent to us from HatifIr By
our ndetatigd6le Agent, Mr.. ID. A. Craig,
mched this city. No other public dispatch
kft Halyar.
The points Of the news were Immediately
made public in Boston, and they would have
been posted on the bulletins here at 103
o'clock yesterday morning, but for brief
iuterrur ton in Bain's line. That telegraph
i seldom out Of order; indeed this as the
FIST interruption for fire months during
sG.ca tine ace lace receiUed OUcr that line
rgsdlg Exclusively and correctly, tie ne'cs
brought to Halitar by the Cnaard steamers.
The operators on Bain's line are very at
ientye and gentlemanly; they deserve great
credit for attending to their legitimate bu-
illness.
The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool on May
10th, having made the passage in about
tlirteen days. An accident occurred to her
condensing pump and the floats Of her pad
die wheels proved to be too frail. By these
accidents she is said to have been delayed
forty hours. She viii not sail, ~ adyer-
Used, ON the 18th.
lit not likely she viii leave before the
Goth; the date, however, is not fixed yet
She is said to have attained high rate of
speed, before her machinery and floats gave
out
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The Committee rose. and the House adjourned.

TRE CUBAN EXPEDITION" Independent" the
Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
North american, announces thai Gen. JOHN HEM
DERsos, the ex.Wbig U s. Senator from Mssis-
sppi and more recently of Orleans lwho
voted for Texas Annexation,l is Intimately idenii-
fled with this expedition.
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DENMARK AND THE DU cHIEs.
Troubie Ahead.

Serious disturbances may be expected
soon, as Denmark is fast recruiting her
army, and to Judge from Gen. UrilisOn's
proclamation the HoIstein army must be In
mos. efficient state.
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AUSTRIA.
The Price OF BLOOD.

The large possessions Of Gen. Ernest
Kiss, .judicially murdered on the 6,h Oct
last NJ Arad, have been conferred by the
usurping Austrians on Jellaohich, and to
Haynau have been given the estates of the
murdered Count Louis Bathyani.
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Union. sIavery va. bod tha oDlu ip,.....

N the Union. Slavery was 20, the only iu,.,...
in the minority in this coon'r he msnufsrtpr;,.
fishing, CON mercial and other interests wee al K,
'oe minority, ard yet The uslori.y had M, ae
stroyed them. in eonclusioh. We referred 70 N.
settlement Of the Missouii q1.sfion, and predicted
thsttbe Joy, triumph and es ufa'ina which flied the
country uPoa its adoption you'd be again WI.
nessed upon the consummairn Of the pending
measure, while the hgtator-. ho rode this Slave
~ hobby tor personal ard patty purposes would be
hushed in silence by The soclam.lions Of Joy.
Mr. UPHAs took the floor and the scaass al
Nnrned.
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stantinople to the Doth ult. and from Malta
to the Goth. Among the passengers Dy p ,re
Euxene are Hungarian refugees from liu o.,
las. As soon as they landed they rec reUe't tho
assistance to proceed to London s, IRON IL ,%o
Mayor of Southampton and Mr.. noe hoei, &c Ft tbs
tive of Lady Noel Byron, the wiaow OWL y, '"'
Great noet who resides in Southampton.
miscellaneous. g,
Ono &c Tho wealthiest lancashire ana
yoyLsb;re Manufacturers-Mr. Ihreiian'
I'D u A been arrested on charge Of forging
h ILL 70 The extent of f40, 0OO-El2,OO0 had
b b discounted when he was taken, but the
money was recovered. 1t was thought that
he would have left in the Europa.
Lord John Russell is still too i'll to intro
duce the Lord Lieutenancy Abolition Bill.
The Crops are looking extremely promis'
ing.
The new expedition in search Of Sir John
Franklin sailed on the 9Th.
In Ireland they are busy trying to amell-
crate the condition of the tenant farmers.
A Tenant Conference is to be held in Dublin
Immediately.
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COTTON FIRM.

a. Tslsgroph TO Portland, thence by Loc0Hotars
Express TO Ne~bnryport, aud thence 6y Ban
Merchants Telegraph
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Prug,ian Lean.

A loan of 100000 thalers will shortly
be issued Rothschild's offer has no. been
pied.
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D0bas of Parlianer,

In Parliament an attempt to take A Tho
duty on newspaper advertisements e all '-iV
M Labuchere again introduced his NJ
chant srvice Marine Bill. Beyond this
ae husiess was meager. ''''
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ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
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hore Haaaarian Refurtc.

osslye news by the Peninsular and
s Co.'S steamer Euxine from Con.
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CHARGE OF RoBnERY-Two men named John
Gorley and Daniel Horn, were yesterday arrested
by Officers McMannus, O'Keefe and Patterson,
charged with having been concerned about three
weeks since in robbiny an old gentleman named
Jonathan Nicholson n resident OF Glonn's Falls,
Saratoga Co. Of $1,000 The accused were held
by Justice Osborne for examination.
GRAND LARcEsY.-A wfman named Maria
Kelly was yesterday arrested by OIllcer VIM VI.
Stephens, Of the Lower Police Court, charged with
robbing Henry Uhldorf OF No "a Laurens.st. OF his
purse containing so so. She was losked up by
Justice Osborne for trial.
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FRANCE.
Miscellaneous.


ebrated with great pomp. All was quiet
not single arrest occurred. On Sunday
Napoleon's death was celebrated. On Mon
day the Napoleon and the Voir du Peupte
This name we are not sure Of the dispatch
being rather blind. Ed. Tri5. journals
ceased to exist. This will promote much
good.
The Council Of Commerce and Agrieul-
ture passed on Monday, after a very ami
mated debate, resolution which recon-
mends that Political Economy should be
taught in the French Schools, but not from
a free-trade point Of view, but with view
to the Legislation which protects French In
dustry.
The Election law passed by large ma
jority, although the Mountain, Gen. Lamori-
ciere and Gen. Cayaignac voted against the
Government.
Three unlicensed vendors Of papers were
fined 25 francs.
Accounts from Guadalupe to the 10th ult.
represent the Colony to be in rather an
alarming position. The trial Of the persons
accused of being concerned in the affair of
Faire Gilland, in which several individuals
were assassinated, has caused great irrita-
ton between the black and white population
of Bassetern, and the former threaten to
massacre the latter.
A bill to enact capital punishment for po-
litical ofenses, it is said, will shortly be In
troduced.
Several incendiary fires have taken place
near Kambouillet within the last few days.
The farm.houses and Offices attached to the
Chateau de la Gerard, and valued at about
Is, 600 francs, were totally consumed.
The Socialist journal, La Fenle de w
loge, was seized by order of the Attorney
General on Thursday.
Paris Bourse, May l0.-Latest prices Of
Five per Cents, S9f l0c.; Three per Cents,
55f. 4Oc.; the Bank of Francs, % 70 france.
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The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool
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ALI orrET ON THE CONTINENT.
Ws ELECTORAL LAW PASSED IN FRANCE.