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WILLIAM WORDSWORTH. The death Of this
poet one Of Engand's greatest, purest and best, has
already 1een announced. Few poets have ever left
the world with surer lease on flme.-ss,Fhe Ey-
cursion," his principal poem, will live as long as
there live men who love calm and pure philosophy.
chaste fancy, and an exalted imagination, clothed
IN the simplest garb Of English ever thrown over
poets dream. Wordsworth died on the Esd of April
at the advanced age 80. AT hetime of his death
he held the position of successor to Southey as ,he
poet laureate Of England. John Neal once called
hum great philosophical baby, character which
me YANKEE could not appreciate, yet which conveys
70 every naturally poised mind an idea of the poets
unprecedented greatness, purity and simplicity
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PROTECT YOUR PROPERTV

PROTECT YOUR PROPERTY
X D using WILSON'S Ohio Metallic Ffrc and Weo,1s,
- Proof PAINT. The above Paint is of been,;s,
chocolate color or resembling nearly The jersey Frses,ona
Mn's Inc most fashionable color of tho day. II Is se1
IRON, Tin Zinc, or any other substance in n sboyI ,i
becomes perfect cement artificial slate which il INNER
70 ei'ner e or weather The above Paint is Ken,
constantly on hand and for sale by - "'P'
SAMUEL G. WHITE, Druggist
.-,,s a.. ,,, NO. "a Washington Square.
=, near the Western X. X. Depot, Vorcester. Sio.,
NIB Orders for the above Paint prompy ntend nos.
by addressing the proprietor, WILLIAM WIIsoN W
May i6 S'' ~ N"Vq"ogg Co., Ohio
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DIED

DIED.
F,. ieos!er April 25 Mrs Mary Ann wife of Joel w
le.Gner' ESD and only child of Mrs Mary C. Marsh
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MARRIEn

w. MARRIED.,
ION lower Falls, Mr. Josiah A. Thomas of I7
h' I 10 MISS Martha Jane Way of Rochester VI
M newport l., Rev. Thatcher Thayer to Me- r7,,
DeWol, daughter of VIM. Vernon ESQ. " "iss EiiIa
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GROCERg

nj 81 Sr DC nao' AT CORNER OF MAIN and sourHnp,nov
~ar;et c ~ general assortment of Groceries Also
oSire OF articles for family NEW Mp RIlT2,p
~ PRIME quality received weekly and Deliverable 70 fn'
stone and Earhen Ware, for sale White nd sp, OGDEN,
'aNe' IN exchange for goods, Flour excepted i'AE'
Nov IL l.. STRING, End No 297 Main
uNtl and thrift e,.o
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~ Mr.. Gliddon, in Boston, proposes to unroll
an Egyptian mummy in public If a sufficient sum
can be raised TO warrant the expense We venture
70 suggest TO the liunkers, who intend to run Gen
Cass for next President or Mr. Dickinson for United
States Senator, the manifest advantages Of being
present on the OCCASION They may get hints thai
will be Of seryce.---N y Cour. & Eno.
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-16

e The Providence Journasays that ''the commit
for obtaining subscriptions the permanent fund Of
Brown University meet with encouraging success and
that they feel strong confidence of raising the entire
sum required. Many of our merchants and manuactu-
rers have made subscriptions of $1,000 each and 9TH
ers are evidently preparing to follow their example,.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-16

10 There was a frost at Richmond, Va, on saur.
day eveniAg last.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-16
10 Rent.
Shell oysters.

"A to MARSHALL FLAGG 7d,r foi terms Apply
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-16

X, A a, shell Oysters may be found Mt uApKNrSs,
~, y folEK ROOMS, fresh and cool which is @ o
doc, ~, W ne warm season, No 147 MAIN STREET nen,
dtt Nav Is
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CAPITAL PUNISHMENT. The enemies Of Capital
Punishment had meeting in New YORK Wednes-
day, the 9Th. Speeches made by @. c. Burleigh,
Wendell Phillips and others. Mr. Phillips stated that
since the execution Of Goode in Boston, months
ago, twelve persons have been arrested in Suffolk
County tor murder, being greater number than had
been arrested for the crime for thirteen years pre-
vious to the execution. What happy effect upon
ciety that hanging exercised
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1850-05-16

"a Francis Sargent Osgood, the distinguished po-
etess, who expired, on Saturday, at New York, was
the wife Of s. s. Osgood the eminent portrait painter,
and daughter of the late Joseph Locke, Esq, mer
chant Of Boston. She was about 80 years of age
Her poctical talents developed at early age,
and her productions always received with great
favor by admiring public She has left two beauti-
full daughters, and husband, to deplore her loss.
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AZ p This Captain Rynders was leading ..fre,
son politician during the last presidential camnaion
ana warmly supported Martin Van Buren, for fbe
presidency; Since the free soil party in New York
mas mas Gayed he has been trying to get back into
e ou aeihocrauc party, and this row is an ovation
to the offended hunkers of New Horl, ~ "'0'i
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~ Mcchaaics Life and Health Insurance Company.
Those persons who have subscribed who have been
solicited subscribe, 10 the capital stock of this com
pany, or those who may wish for information as to
what proposed by its formations requested to me
at the American House, this evening, at IL past 7
o'clock, for organization and such other business as
i2.g;- tse suggested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
LABOR MOVEMENTS.

THE JouRSEYMEs TALoRs "A very large meet
pecfhe Jourueymep working In hs numerous uade was
held At Gsreks gixia Ward Hotel corner OF Center ard
Duane cts MICHAEL REeAE, Chairman, and John Feeian
Secretary Speeches vers made by aessrE Regap, John
son Mccarthy ere Others ip favor Of the s5son ofs Pro-
eeiye Association. Messrs hacsuley, Donney, hAllon,
Naihers. Nichols, Paul InehRh0 Miner hagraw, and
eTshp, ard The meeting sdj)ufned 10 meet gain H11-
day evenirg NJ h1 place IN the meantime he Com.
nuee he Constitution Will meet ever evening and
celyo tddih3rsl names.
UNITED TRADE soclErY Or JOURsEYMEs SAIL
NAKFRs.-The rcguIar monthly meeting Of IBIS Protective
socisy, held lsst night Keen's Fourteenth Ward
Hoe corner Of Grand and Elizabeth sis. Tnis Society
gss organized in 1888, JAMES DAILY, President; VIM. Il
Recor, Secretary ard James c. Lent Treasurer. The
Initiation Of hs Society for al persons serving her
6prTenceshp OF The United States; In the L. ). and
ont Of he City If NewYork, al; IN the City, 50 cents
Monthly ducs ~ cents Every person becoming mem.
and be by trade SsilmakeT, and Journeyman al the
time Of bis admission Nigh-work IL olsa.ed, and
any other excellent features are contained In he Const
iulion.
BRcKLAYERs AND PLAsIERERs.-This large
and growing Society meets tonight at Mechanics Hail.
Heser, betw cen Mott and Elizabeth They si9unch
freIds of Labor end hold frequent meetings the Of
the growth Of SO many Of our Societies.
LADIES COMMUNICATIVE are indebted to
this and other Associations for the kind they have
noticed our efforts IN behalf Of the cause oflabor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
Pnsaenzern Arrival.

n sf,azshp Allbdma az Hetc- Orleans June s. Iros. Chr
grew Bureoyne, Lyons, AMMAN l Z Bank
Burnett VIM Pisnt Paris NJ Ellsworth, II "
Marley Geo w Greg0r and lady, 81 julien, W scott Il
Schlup,u J r RrysnL A Daqu.n, Boyer, BIat.
sell y Miller, Y Miller Wills Russell,
Caldwell, Houston, VIM Elliott, Ford. ] Holcomo,
N Pollard, G Henry u Walton, 4 II Douglass, Es'
ies III Marip, Moore, Pennington, W Hal, Bower,
Irvine, 4 Saitee @ WEIGH, c Ryan. " a Hamilton,
Sir, ford, Best, II " Estes W Il Wilson, , West 4
Turner. simser, CoGuilerd J. Sheriff, Al Barrett, II
Neuox. Bayley, n Crawford, Hooper, Hope,
Lowihn, @ aclntosb, W LAM, Crenshhsy, II COOK,
mao, 81 BROOKS } Wler. ssyiiur IA Aoore Rseyss
} Hover, Branton, Payne Ge7ls.
Lewis lsdy and children, Mi1s Lsiizs MsS Lei'<s
GsyRma
aud lady. Hsses AIDE side Hannah, Grace nnd Jnts
Stanton and seryan.s, Ms VIM Palmer Als-cr Nn Pa.
mer r. s,er II 1dore Palmer aud ssryaaL Mrs Dive
and servant Mrs Vim Hsrneu, Masters Casisr md
3 + BeIknsp, Miss Mary BslknEp, Mas sr Edwin Bel
KNAPP ard servant Mrs Butler Gilbert alaaer JOhn Gu
bert and servant, and 90 In the steeIag9.
In brig " q &c G1zOre. frou hadeiya--Chas Whuel-
sew G Teixetra AgTela end servant Antonio DO Car
vos Rego TrsncscO Beuencousl. Louis Figuera, Luis
A Accisliy Rev Ar Pauio, Nie.Fs, AGs.ef Nance! a
IN brio Wo,onoeo rom 81 Jago de Caba-E NJ Rosseau
lily Sheldon. PEDRO bosla, lgI,zio Mus's.ier WOOD
IN brig Reliance, from Belasf-Mr and Mrs Gillespie
MARY Watson, Smith, Mrs NUNS
IN sch G. G Gibbs from Hi'on Heed Elqrd-Andrew
Ruttsr Syvsnns Parker JOhn N ParEer, " m tfm0nia
John q Forsyth, Ephrsim Petes, John II CbsdwcS
IN sch Richmond from RichneHd-Nfs Frances, Miss \
Hurley Miss Hurley OEagdO Hurley, Hrs Ellen Day,
Thomss DAILY, Aueusie Dolinger. Mrs Kennedy.
In AGA Peru Jyom kin0,ton-Mrs James Carroll.
IN brig EE4y, from Chdyision-Hr3 COsine and Nj
WHARF and SON. Mise lIabes jennings snd In the sleer
age
sian Minister at Mexico lady and niece, baron Fneke,
Count OF Salem, and In Storage.
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Arrlrnl Of the Cuba Pntripr. NJ snrannnh.

On Saturday forenoon the steamer VIM. Castor
Capt Clagho-n, arrived from Florida, bringing II
OF the men who sccomp anied Gen. Lopez to Carde.
mas. They are from Kentucky aud Ohio and are
fne intelligent body Of men.
They left Key West in vessel FOR Tampa Bay,
and thence walked TO PlaikA and took passage
in the steamer W m. CASTOR for this city.
EThe lad shot at MStanZas by the Spanish au.
thorites they iEform us was named William Kel
ly, native OF Cincinnati, and 70 years Of age He
was not one oil the party, they say. WHO leit New.
Orleans for Cuba, and had part in the attack or
the Island.
He was bound 10 ChaeTes but went 70 Cardenas.
and aieer landing from the Creole went On board
schooner in the hsrbor. with the intenton of max.
ing bis way back 70 New-0rleEns. Toe men who
arrived here were not aware OF ais fate, although
they knew be had been leit behind
Capt Lopez Ia nephew Of zen. lopez and 90
Spanish troops, who joined the Creole at Cardenas,
are still at Key West, and iDtead TO 90 to New.
Orleans.
Major W Hardce, OF Florence, Ky. is still At
Key West, making arrangements 70 get the men
under his command to their homes.
After the morning action at Cardenas, five of.he
men DOW here took horse aud went some five or
six n lies into the interior where they me, small
body oflRncers.
These loops showed no disposition to modest
them, whea the Americans approached and held
70 p,tb them, WHICH lasted hslf % hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
SECOND BoARr
WEDNESDAY,, June Ppm

"WEDNESDAY, June l2-PM
The Stock Market was quiet today, but prices
generally were without important change. Erie
was firm and the market recovered toward the
close. In Governments there is not much move
ment.
Freights ere without much activity but less de.
pressed Corn is p a Sd, with engaeements of
$4,000 bushels; Flour, 10 Gl2d; Cotton sgd with
engagements 900 bales, which is better Dead
Weight los. To Liverpool there is more frmnsss
with rather more Offering; we notice engagements
Of 10000 bushels Corn at p 3D.; 1000 bales Cot.
ton, I'd. To London, Tlrpensine was taken At IL
v Dbl. To Continental ports they ara unsettled;
loo bbls. Ashes were taken for Amsterdam at l6s.
Cd. and to Havre, by n French brig Ashes at
So, and Cedar, Sc So To New. Orleans the
packets took q 5000 bbls Flour at so cents. To
San Francisco, 500 a l,oOO tuns Coal was engaged
at $40 To England two or three engagenents TO
load deals from the Provinces, were made at e 10
dt3l5.
Inc completion OF the Erie Railroad 10 Lake
Erie is now. secure beyond peradventure. The
contracts are made and to day the money was Sc.
cured by the sale OF two and.a half millions Of In
come Bonds, which, with the million 70 be issned
to contractors, viii be sufficient to finish this ,re,,
work. This successful attempt to provide III,
means for connecting this enterprise with tbslah
should have favorable elect upon the stosk and
ether securities. The certainty Of cor,,Is,i,,
should give additional value to the stock b,,.,,a
there is no dissentient from the opin;o, tb,, 81.
Road when finished, viii pay large dividends and
the expenditure of the proceeds Of this loan m t
road gives just so much additional security 70 a..
previous bonds. We congratulate the CITY .,
New-fork upon the prospect opening to then, Of,
early connection with the Great West vvbicb IN
pour its unlimited tide Of trade over hi, ,rs.,
hue into our laps. From Dunkirk ve,tu,,rlr-..
Toledo the connecting links OF road are in r,o....
or beng surveyed, and it is not unlikely tb., -
January, ls52, there will be an unbroken r.ir,,J
connection from NewYork to Toledo. thence ova, (
the Southern Michigan Road TO chicsyo snd
thence by the Chicago aud Galena Road 10 Gala,.
on the Mississippi River.
The amount Of bids pat ia for this loan wa, v.,,,
large nearly three times the amour, needed ga
the price obtained shows the great improveme,,
witch has taken piece IL the credit Of the Gonna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13
Tremendous ConfagrafIon.

At o'clock on Friday night FIRE broke out in
the third story of Ryan's Building, which runs
from Fiithst to Virgin alley. In ten minutes a.
ter the frat discovery ofthe fire the whole building
was in flames Our citizens are generally aware
of the immense value Of this building and its con
ten.s-the number Of branches OF manufacturing
carried on in it. &c. &C. Since its lrst erection TIL
one month ago, Waterman was employed 10
guard against fire; but he was discharged. How
the fire originated no one can tell
Mr. Ryan's total loss over insurance Is set down
ut $4,000 he was insured for $4,000. He intends
TO rebuild Immediately.
We proceed to notice the losses by some Of the
firms
Rhodes Alcorn, loss about $1,000 over insurance.;
Walters Augen Sash makers, loss $1,000, no nsurance
Steel ofcer box makers loss $500, insurance Han
neford cabinet maker, loss about 800 or $2oo0 Giles
pie frame maker loss $780, fully insured II. Ryan q
Co Turner'S loss $4,000 no Insurance; Creighton Smith,
mtcbinsis, loss $780, no insurance Joseph Newton ma
chinist loss trifng; Foansbe Magasw, box makers
lots about slOo Boyd sawyer, loss about slOo $ Ken
nedy, frame maker loss unknown. lie mover ii On
There are several other firms, which we can get
no account of.
Mr. Henry Campbell lost three small brick houses on
FihEt occupied by Jones, barber NiOpert baker, Tur
piD tavern loss esimsed at 0O0no insurance Two
old frsmes ofule value In the alley were burned: Tbs
blacksnith.shop Of Doras was de,Hoyed. The Second
PRESBYTERIAN Church burned, the walls onv remain;
ihslos Is vahousy estimated at $oo0 to $GO00-he IL
sursnce amounts $4,000 The families were driven our
Of their houses In the neigh0Orhood. Much damage
doneby The house Of McCollsssr tobacconis5
was somewhat nuTe by and the haste In which the
goods were removed We regret TO learn that hr McC
was seriously Dured bya fall while al work during The
FIRE
The above appeared in an extra issued from this
Office on Saturday. We have since learned but
few additional particulars
The total loss of property is variously estimated
at $40, 600 to $4,000 There was not over 100000
/ insurance on the whole.
7 The Insurance Offices which suffer, are the
North American, the Lycoming, the Western, the
Franklin; but none to any serious extent.
I fPittsburg Post 10Th
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ny under the present Directors. short time
since the second Mortgage Bonds were selling at
20, and today third class OF bonds has been taken
at 90 and upwards. The Erie has passed through
its dark days. and has now nothing but plain sailing
before IL. We give below list Of the bids in arith
metical order, showing the range 20 have been
from IS to d. Below SO the bids amount to bas
about half million of dollars. The largest bidders
were Mesus. Ward & Co for $4,000 600; J1hn
Thompson, for $4,000 VIM Il j O'Bren for
$4,000; and Aessrs. Dykers & As.yne, for
s2JOo0o. The other bids ranged from $1,000 to
5000 900. The bid Of Ward & Co. was slsJO0OO
a. col and al go 600 AZ 90
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ITALN.
Miscellaneous

Rome was tranquil on the 2lst May, but the peo-
pie were greatly enrsged on learning that, in the
aIlocuton delivered by the Pope in ConsisFory, the
day previous, no mention of monetary reforms had
been made.
The Archbishop Of Turin has been convicted OF
violating the laws Of the press, and sentenced TO
imprisonment, and a fine Of five hundred francs
Advices from Florence, of the 2lst state that Lord
Palmerston has addressed note TO the Cabinet oil
Naples on the subject of the indemnities claimed
by British subjects. The King ia said to have con-
suited the Plenipotentiares of the great powers
who have declined to express an opinion, on &C
count Of the late events in Greece.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

for Bavauneh.
MAY H. IA, q So 'oa - Or bark London ffom NYork
for London IS DAYS out
June 10, lat So lon a. pasisl ship Danube Of Pofss.
mouth, siandng SW.
Jure ? or CsrUs'on Reef saw ship Charles Hi. iror,
NOreans for Antwerp.
June S la S. loo = =, cen Peru OF Thomasion foe
NYoTk
May e. lst S. lon 80 a. steamer Antelope from NYOrk
for Rio Janeiro
Juue l. S9A ~, 'a 81 lon 3 %, exchanged signals
with steamship Crescent Civ fcm NYork for ares
Jrre 3 's 81 ~, '1n slip Emily Taylor o. Boston,
u Sc nom kOresns.
Nav 81 ntSo So lon y So exchanze i gcsls vh bsrk
Es,in Foster frc~r pe7f3rl f.r Mlt1ulas.
May q OF Double Head 5--t Ncys, eel Boa5 IN Bad.
more for TampcO
May TO- iaIi9 p lon - % bsrk Frances. % 9oson d
our from Rio a. lso. flf Vow York, vi n !oss Of Sc
vera of her from yellow fever.
June lat SO l. ion y % schr Gc5oUTn, hon SYOFk for
HHysguez.
June 8, Ia. &C. lon 70 saw ship steering 3 shosings
white swa0w.is o. sna red border, and rans 10 black
letters, the f 81 four leori being Emma.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

Cid 81 New Bedford ll,h, bak Marcela winslov. In.
dian Ocean
SID I'm Sydney NSW, Fe6 g. Endeavor, Hcmblia Of N
Bedford for South Seas
spohen-Msreh Is Ia. 81 % g. Ion 10 e Clserc vos, Ns
so bbls Oil
Arr at EBed'ord, June H. ship Adm Barker. Arcie Sea-
Sandwich Islands, and Bay u isiEnds NZeasnd Feb u
with 400 bbs VIII ~ DO sp Oh Spoke OF NZenand Jan
is, chip George, ClBrte NIB, 6ez fp. Heard h0n sans
date, Jas Maxwell, BoNant, FIJI 600 %; Clifford Wayne,
Wady NIB, $50 81; Two Bro'hers, Jenney, NB no on
snee feavlng Sana~eh lsiAnds Len bly ~ Islands,
1900 WI 100 %; Jefferson. MI, $50 sp and RI VIII Aso
head from ships MergareL Of Newport and Addison. OF
NIB eli since lesyr Sandwich Islands; California At-
airs, NIB oil unknown Spoke, Aphl IS, or Gaze Hora,
Mores, Of NIB fall, ior home.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
ruRfHER KRWS BY THE CANlDA.
FRAN OF.
Electoral Law.


,,,.snesdsy, May %, the three paragraphs o
..;,a article vcre carried by majority Of A;
,7s all amendments, as on the preceding having
been rejected .,..--, -
"a in consequence Of an angry personal die
"a two Of the representatives.. Al. b. BOuvei
IN Roger DuNorj, fought duel with pistols,
..;,,oo,. however, any serious result NJ. Boeyei
- AZ ,he most distinguished aud jealous mem
~. of de Peace Society
miscellaneous.
PARis rlprsisy Evening May %
aus IN reference to the Greek question,
,s contradictory, butthe general opinion Is that it
.nn,o.ches n satisfactory settlement, On the
ne i. ives believed that the basis Of settle
men, had been agreed on.
ys,y li,tle credit was attached to the report
-, ,ha withdrawal Of the Russian Envoy iron
I0,5op. The Morning Chronicle says, however,
Re-, Braoow, viii leave London if the reply of
- :. lmsrston TO the Russian note be unsasis-
factory ,
For,y seven Socialists were arrested Ia Paris on
"wednesday night They were members Of Sc
ore, society. A large quantity Of ammunition was
found 10 their possession.
The spprehensions Of rising OF the people Of
p.,s have died away, mainly, perhaps, owing 70
the TACT that General Changarier makes it well
Known that he is fully prepared, with 10000 men
At his back. The Democratic journals, generally
counsel patience and moderation
The negotiations OF the Greek difficulty nave
,ot sporosched conclusion. 1t is understood that
The French Cabinet insist on the execution oil the
Tondoo convention, pure and simple; but Lord
Eormanby Is stil in Paris, End IN 'dtfmdtuYl SAWS.
factory to all parties will it is expected, be agreed
upon. ,...n -,..,..
retire from the Ministry.
There has been reconciliation between Ca
vsignac and the Mountain-Girardin arranging
The concessions, and the newly created party will,
his expected act with yigor. Glrafdin WIZ short
~ be returned for the Assembly. His friends are
m trepidstion, lest the sentence pending on him
in the courts for printing petition without aihN ng
name Of licensed printer, will be one oil impris
onment
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times o
Friday says: A rumor has Just reached me, which
if II turns out 10 be true, is of importance. IL Is
stated that the Emperor Of Russia, alter having
received dispatches announcing the solution oil the
question between the Greek and English Govern
ments decided on at once recalling his Amoassa
dor from London. IL is added that the bearer o.
the order went out Of bis way 10 communicate MS
dispatches to the Russian Ambassador IN Parls
who had received instructions either to retain Oh
forward the dispatch according 10 the circumstanc'
in which he found himself.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-13

LIEUT.. RoGERs AND THE STEAMER PlZARRo.-
"A Washington leiter-writer says: Lieut.. Rog
crs has justfedais in regard 10 the Pizarro
and Creole when OFF Key West. He says he did
not feel called upon TO furnish pio; for the pur-
pose of enabling the Pizsrro to take vessel that
was in the waters AID under the jurisdiction OF the
United States, and fastber states that he should
have prevented the attempt had it been made He
would have considered. :. bis duty to interpose the
sides OF the Pekrel between the Pizarso and the
Creole.
The papers taken from tie Creole do not show
that there was q dollar Of specie on board OF the
Creole; the boxes removed, asad which were re.
ported to contain specie stoleR from the Royal
Treasury Of Spsio wsse boxes q. ammunition be-
lepeiDg TO the Creole
The Spanish Vice. Consul sbandone d the property
on board, and asked whether the Creole was coz
sideyed a. Apeyesn vessel, and gsdef the proteo-