New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-11
TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ARRIVAL OF THE FRENCH MINISTER.
SOCIALIST DEMONSTRATION ORGANIZING
Prussian Constitution Accepted
MEDIATION Of FRANCE IN GREECE.
DAM h Question Unsettled.
HUNGARY AROUSING
English Ministers Sustained in Free Trade.
MAN CUSTOMS UNION.
MEDIATION Of FRANCE IN GREECE.
DAM II Question Unsettled.
HUNGARY AROUSING.
English Ministers Sustained in Free Trade.
GERMAN CUsTOMs-UNIoN.



The Caaado arrived at z. o clock, and sailed 10
New York about p. with 2 strong y. w wind
W ~ are under great obligations ~ Mr.. Shaw u
Purser Of the Canada for his prompt attention i
delivering our package.
our Express from Portland was run by Wins.ov
a Co., Express men, and arrived m Boston ~ 5
o CLOCK this morning.
The Niagara arrived ut Liverpool on the l7ih
Daring the past fortnight Cotton has declined Al
The quotations arc Orleans g. Mobile, -. an
T. ;lands u Tor far Sales Of the fortnight ~ O0
ba-s, ri winch 1000 were taken on spccu alton
Corn market dull. and prices nominal feIJ"
KS rs, White. sos eos ca
F. iolr. Western Canal. rs rs 3d. Pnladc
ada PIMA and Baltimore IS a rs 6d.
American Provisions have improved. New
Western. J2s ois Fine new Eastern, 5Gs a :
Old. wanted. Pork IS "a demand, At prices ~
quality from J4s d 81 New. Us a Jys Lard ha
advanced, and is n lar request a. SIS a SIS
Fre.ghts steady Money market fuctuatlns
tnpsos for money 33s American Securities 80
iau request
We have dates from India 70 nth January al
quiet, the commercial prospects satisfactory ey
erywhere but Bombay, whore a slight decline OF
both imports aud exports had taken place. The
American merchants were dealing Ia Indigo an,
Sstpeter extensively.
The Chinese GOV euucnt were endoay0rng L
impose a tax oil "A hall penny per picul Oh Tea
which is resisted.
Tho (mepfc IN Paris has been pat down but the
Socialists are organizing for grand demonstrate
IN the 2ith inst Military Preparations, however
had been made u keep the peace, aud the Prov
Inces have been placed under Cisl KIND OF marital
Law Louis Napoleon is not 50 popular as here
toiore.
The French have mediatcd In the Greek quar-
rel Admiral Parker 10 still continuing the block
AIDE upon great number OF merchantmen and scv
trsl cOryeties belonging 10 Greece
King Ohio is beloved BY his subjects Russia
and Austria have come to his aid feet has
been sent from the latter to oppose su w Parker
Austria has proposed German Customs mon,
ou the principle OF protectlOn-and not, as hereto
fore. the prohibition OF foreign manufactures
The Prussian Constitution has been accepted,
and sworn to by the King amid great rejoicing By
the people.
The Danish question, as regards the Schlcswis
District, is as Tar from being settled as ever
There is nothing new from Italy, except an eruP
ton Of Mount Nesuvus. The Pope had not returned
Toe Russian army was about being diminished
on the Danube
The English news is unlmportsnt. There Is no
political intelligence OF moment beyond the fact
that Parliament has been engaged during the fort
nj ht IN debating the Free Trade policy o. Govern
ncni. aud in some alteration Of the IRISH law OF
election On the Free Trade question Minis tiers
"a
From Ireland the news IS not important The
Potato was about TO be sown extensively this
Spring, aud the tide OF emigration has set IA.
NJ Bos Lecomte, French Mintter 10 the Jnited
States arrived Ia the Canada. Henry Wlkoh,
bearer OF dispatches TO w Washington, IS also pas
senger.
Ia the settlement Of the psltry affair OF Greece
the mediation Of France has been accepted by Lord
Palmers;on, and NJ. Gros has been appointed to
carry the gsod offices Of his Government into effect
but IL is thought, j. England does no; moderate
her demands that reconciliation viii be improbable
Meanwhile the blockade extended along the whole
coast has continued with undated vigOr Seyera
Greek steamers and small vessels OF war together
with host OF merchantmen, have been seized aud
sent to Malta Corfu and other stations
The anniversary of the arrival of King Otho II
Greece has been celebrated with unusual sPlen
dor and enthusiasm. The French had not left then
moorings at Mytalcne. where Greek corvette ws'
also at anchor Austria and Russia had placed
some corvettcs at the command Of Greece, out o
course they are not available, as Admiral Parker
Aee, is too strong for such iore to contend with
Dispatches were received IN Paris on Monday o
a satisfactory nature but nothing definite has YET
been done toward a settlement OF the affair Mos
people IN England look upon It as demonstration
on the part OF Lord Psmerston against Russia
with the view OF checking the Cars operation;
IN Turkey II SO, II has been a failure. II lssaid
but not credited that the island OF St Prinza has
been seized by Admiral Parker. The feeling u
England is against the policy OF such movement
Advices per last mail from India and China arr
rather Aattcring la the manufacturing districts
some attempts have been made to worS the miil'
on short time, in consequence OF the high pflce @
Cotton.