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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

fori Lisbon; Herscle Cadlz Apr Hl ndri'it; oSSe
Frank in, Marseiies, 6h Sarah ParkcD Briifh lp1En
Yorkshire LveTDOOl !ssac ebh uu Naomi az 4ie' 20
Havre; Astoria, G,avesend Bavaria Hevf.i sl Altrf
Dc; Dolphin and Aere, Beas'; Hendrix iihdseh 49, 49,
end, Independence do; Hermann, HamhufE IN WASH
ngiJD, (s) Bremen Sailed for NewNork hiArc. - 500.
Eaton, from Messlla. april ]. Irene hocht.f 'u
PerseverAnce Hamburg Polly, Limerick bruEl ,(tren'
Londonderry; 5h. Mischief Marse ilr SerA phhr w ah
point; Calhsnne Ansterdam e b. BrOus,0g CNdei Aliri
de- 7ih Eersgl Shield; BrOh-fs, ,WeIIennoin. rIIo's
DO Den, Co'umbnc do Poll scluery Roads Nnirfp %
do Helen. Bddei0rd Acrtss HAWe ...yh =" MANI
Queenstown; William Mica dc; Mary Ward LiFrip'oi
Wave Dublin; Sardinia Antwerp; Harlequin iHli OIonp
noco Waterford; l0h. Yorktown, 6raVesrnd' lIh
VIM Rstlbone, Lverpoo.; Constitution c'i fai n.".'
Penzance' Dercais. Arrived from Boat March &e1h'
Fairy a Smvrna Smyrna Apn 9h Joseph Aio'5n
Helvoet. Feb 1h. Geneva. Cape Goa hope Slu oi
Boston, April 8lh Plymouth Rock. from L"rfpoOi Chsr-
lote, Gawsy; John aud Mary Wshari, scauefy hosos'
Uranis Queensiown; Albion dc: John Francis DO. I'm
Caledonia Liverpool IN, Fsnurll HAIR ih . nc
iens Carthage. I'm Calcutta do. . . . o.,
Arrived from Phgdelpbis April 7ih fGoihc NJ Qn.ehs
town Sailed for Philadelphia April 50, Minerva from
Londonderry. i2h Saranrc, Liverpool ,,
FaUqL March 19r-WEveTlv. buurd % New-l ofk "h'ch
pu, bsck place Feb 49, very leaky has been con-
demned and sold. -, ,,,
Itrerpooi .45rl 6tA-The upper part Of The Howard,
from Mobile shore near Southport, has been hs'n On
aban the manInas and Is ashng on shore most o 'nc
cotton still remains in the ssel The Mary ftsshhs ar
rived Yesterday from Phade phs hsd about 200 sacks OF
Indian corn thrown overheard The steam Ihs returned
his morning from the wreck OF the John H. SAddy ht
Harper ie agent for Lloyd IN whose hands Capt Spey
has placed h- vessel not allowing her to render any sss
c..,
struck by lightning the 9h January sci on
fire ard consumed The were rescued by me Ter
ship Maria Christina
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Geo. Holt & Co.. CireuIrr.

LIyERsoot, Frdsy evening April r.
We are ob ged 10 raise the quotations Of American and
Brazil coltcns eighth penny per H. Suras Eyvptisp
and oiher sors although siesoy mus changed n
price The Market generally through f- week Lss hsi
frrn ard upward tendency. and Il remain. MS morn
rg with prhsps iee sfdon ofsn increased deand nom
uade We only psrty accoun for the tendency Of
prices lsy before readers any ecamsances A.
cnng ha vsue Of the sisple No dvh confidence in he
sho' of the American remains and probably is on
the Increase We add ssc ihat stocks n ,pinners
hsrds are AZ ebb: s, have from day dAy cis.
coursRns reports from Manchester, he stare snd
prospec q very srge part o. he spinnn snd rnsnu
featuring trade This depression which he's been iorg
In ex siefce must be got Id cf before have any
permanent well doing 10 The material The Committee
OF Brokers place ihr Upisds sf 6i Mobile Al 81 ard
Orleans ~ $50 American tssen on specu sfon S6f1 DO
for expor sa to-day eigh' 70 thousand bales ineu
alna 1000 on specuI 81 on And for exp0Ti
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The Que.tIon sflII Threatening.

HE Creek question has not been adjusted, and
The event Of the failure OF the friendly Offices Of
,a'ee' 'Ae's s every reason to spprehend serious
"aeo''y between England and Russia, as the for
~ N the event stated, has gwen Admiral Parker
.'P'es orders 70 enforce complete blockade Of
~eos't Of Greece. shopld he DO so, the Empe
n0's'a has given positive assurances Of his
-.sanon TO advance 70 the assistance Of King
sa'Aentic adsccs Of later date than March
''Ss been received from Athens, at which time
'''' Of ibe meetiog held two days previously,
=, 20 baron Gros and Mr.. Wyse, had not trans
ihe meeting is said n have been Of a very
Ssse csaTacter-bUt i Telegraph dispatch
- - A''ehs ApTil 2, and published in the Brsslau
=. 49, can be credited the good osice ofFrsnce
g. 80 % effect 4 satisfactory settlement Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The Army In Paris.

In allusion to the present quiet Of Paris and the
anticipated movements OF the Red Republicans, a
well informed paper says, no doubt, however,
seems 70 be entertan med at this time of the efcien-
cy of the troops in and about Paris, which form an
army of upwards Of 10000 men, and the military
skill and intrepidity Of Gen. Changarner are the
real securities cn which the protection Of Society
depends.
ITO our thinking is unveral suffrage instead Of this
army which keeps Paris quiet when men can wieid the
ballot they lay aside the bayonet and forget how to make
bsrcades. I'd Irb
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE
Connecticut Legislature.

NLWTiAVIH, Iuthuty' way T.
Hon Samuel Ingraham was chosen President
pro tenn, of the Senate by Is ou tot 90 votes Mr. H.
s. Fuller was elected Clerk.
The House failed in organizing, and adjourned
until this evening. The tenth and last ballot
for Speaker stood Pratt, Loco LOG Dutton,
(Whig) 81: Hooker, Free Soil lsi and scatter
ing, g. There were absent two Locos and one
Wing.
The intervening ballots did not differ materially
from the fest and last In the event OF no election
tomorrow, the present Governor holds over. The
Constitution provides that the Governor shall be
chosen on the second day OF the Session. II, how
ever, the House be organized this evening or to
morrow. the choice of Governor will be effected
without much difficulty in joint ballot
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
DOfngs of Parliament.

Parliament reassembed on Monday, April 8.
The supplies for the Navy and Ordnance were al
owed after q sharp contest for retrenchments. On
tuesday Lord Duncan moved for a repeal of the
Window Tax, which produces a revenue of nearly
i2OOO.OOO, and which it is proposed to meet prln-
cpay BY the abolition Of the African Squadron, or
blockade After warm debate, the House dvi-
dsd when Ministers and the Tax were sustained
BY bare msiority of three. Four Opposition
members were shut out from voting.
On Wednesday it having been proposed to
mise the prices in the South Courts from t2O
% $50, the Government opposed the measure
md in tOerably full house were LEFT in large
minority. On point Of etequeite which proposed
raise Assistant Surgeons OF the Navy from the
osi Pit to the Cabin the Ministry found themselves
81 minority of eight.
0aFriday Lord John Russell brought forward
,aotiOn Of inquiry relative to TIE salaries of all
i0sernme mt officers. An amendment vas offered
ss1tend the inquiry TO the income o! he ecclesias
teal dignitaries, which was neeatived by major
gd ll3, sfteT which the original motion was put
th carried.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
CITY ITEMS.

Tur OYSTER WAR-Great excitement still pre-
walls on the marshes Of Newark Bay and the heights
or Berecn. The Staten Islanders look defiance
across the strait the Jerseym hover about ther
own nalienable mud banks sworn to defend Their
Constitution and oysters. As yet no great event
has transpired. Jersey City was yesterday per
vaded with the most narrowing excitement NO
thing was heard on all aides but discussions Of
this oyster stew, which may soon become oro''
The end is not yet
TuvcRvscgSr rY.-As will be seen by notice
IN another column this fine steamer has been de
taiped until 70 O'Clock to-day, when she VIII posi-,
tivelv sail for Chsgres A slight dersngemen' o'
some part Of her machinery is the cause OF hel
ds,en,op. A list Of her passengers will be iourd
in its appropriate place.
t.,r,srox ruy ROBES 0F PERSONS KILLED BY
rug FAILING OF THE WALL Or Ihe DONDEb
W,Rruousy-C Continued - RichaId ): Ih0rp''
bs;n, sworn. testified TO having visited I runs
c..,.,,,,I, siu,s the fire was in the building
-, ,;n,, he,rs the wal fell considered it secure
80 20 Mr. Gurley on the subject who also
-, ,hsra was no danger oi the wall ialing.
S,trai ner.ous conversed with, also thought the
~ Frs,,1. svg1 Grores, Of Bnoklyn, sworn-Was at
,ha Warehouse soon after the fire; examined The
wall aud thought II SAFE
IN Honor, he Mayor, swom-1 visited the
ponJed Warehouse ON Thursday afternoon | was
informed that Mr.. Maxwell hal examined the
building ard pronounced II safe also, that several
Ulcers of Insurance Companies had made survey
~ tho building with their Surveyors who thought
The wall safe the Controller, M. self and several
Aldermen examined, personally, the building |
inouired Of Mr. Whitney and understood him 10
..y that Mr. Tucker, his builder, had examined the
building and walls and pronounced them safe Mr.
Carson and Mr.. Mills were Of a different opinion
ard thought the goods should be removed state .
~ the Chief Engineer that did not feel iu'nne,a,
!, onlerisg the removal Of the goods or the wal
taken down At the expense Of the City and IN op-
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Freshctinihe NIerrlmack.

BOsTON, " NrdltsdtJt May I
There is freshet IL the Morrimack, above Con
have been swept away The Concord Railroad
and the Northern ahd Mutual Roads have suiicra d
considerable damage. Five or six hundred feet
of the Concord road have been carried away. The
evening train last evening could not pass Bow
Bridge The Union Bridge. near Holdeness and
Blairs Bridge. in Camptown, had both been swept
away. At Q O'Clock last evening. the watcr W as
falling at Concord
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Taking Of the Buffalo city Loan.
BUFTAIO WeInesfav Nav 4

BUFFALO, "Wednesday, May AM
The Buffalo City Loan Of $4,000 was disposed
ofby the Common Council last evening, as Ollows
To a. d. Patchin, Of this city, $4,000 payable ia
NewYOrk in 1856, at premium ol 2Ol per cent.
to Rufus H. King, of Albany, $4,000 payable in
ls57 at a premium Of Dps per cent $4,000 do
payable in 1853, at premium of >. 6l per cent
$4,000 do pas able IN 1859, Al premium Of ,. 81
MUM of ,. % per cent.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Hefuru of the pOpe.

Letters 0? the 4th, from Rome, state that final
arrangements have been made for the Pontifi's re-
turn He would arrive at Tercino on Sunday
This determination was made notwithstanding the
contractors Of the loan have given notice Of their
intention to limit the amount Of the loan to the sum
already paid.
A letter from Florence. giving news from Rome
of the 3D. states that the trumpha arch erected at
VelIetria, in honor of the Pope's return, had been
burned during the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
xxxIst CONGREss-Firsr ses.isp.

SENATE. WAsmSsToS, "Wednesday, May !.
The Bill to increase the rank and file of the
Army, and 10 encourage enlistments, was taken up
and passed.
On motion by Mr.. MILLER the House ResOlu-
ton in relation 10 the Griune Expedition in search
of Sir John Franklin, was taken mp.
Mr. CLAY supported the measure.
Mr.. king expressed the opinion that it would be
better for Congress take this matter into its own
hands make liberal appropriation, and join in so
interesting and meritorious an enterprise instead
offending the national aid to private citizen.
Mr.. MILLER advocated the resolution.
Mr. FoorE addressed the Senate. charged the
Administration with great neglect and inetfciency
in not having carried out the liberal measures OF
search Of Franklin, which his afflicted family were
led to suppose would he made in view Of the
promises and encouragement held ont in Mr.. Clay.
toms letter to Mrs Franklin, and commented
with much severity IN tone OF irony and rldlcue,
upon the fact that the Government had found Itself
shriveed up impotent, unable to carry out meas
ure which private citizen IS alleged TO be fully
competent to execute. If anything was to be done
in this matter he wished the Government to under
take it, independent of any third party. He did
not charge Grinnell's scheme as a speculation,
but it looked very much like it.
Mr.. SEWARD was glad to find unanimity OF
sentiment in the Senate with reference to the object
of this Expedition. He would have preferred that
the Government should have taken this matter in
hand, but that had not been done, for the reasons
that the vessels OF the Navy were not suited to the
required service. Without, indeed stopping to in
qure into the reasons which have caused the failure
of the Government to send out the Expedition, he
was in favor of the present proposition Why should
it be refusedl The only objection was that Mr..
Grinnel was too liberal. Delay in the present in
stance was exceedingly impolitic and yet the Gov
ernment could not enter into this enter
prise without delay. He hoped, then, these vessels
would be accepted by the Government, and be per-
mtted to go out on their errand Of mercy at once,
aud under the National flag and protection of the
Naval laws.
After further debate. in the course of which Mr..
PEARcE defealel the Administration from Mr..
Foote's assault the resolution was passed-Ayes
2s, NAYS l6. The Senate then went into Executive
Session, and subsequently ad ourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Late and Important from Central America.


The brig September from Truxo, brings date $
to April l2. By this arrival, accounts are re
ceived of the suppression of the rebellion, which
the last advices stated was in progress there.
The Captain of the September reports that the
leader of the Insurrection Guardiola, instgat
ed thereto By Joureque, chief Of the Arstocratic
or Monarchial party, who is believed by the people
of Honduras to be in league with Chathed, the
English Consul, and that the after made private
treaty with Joureque to overthrow the present
Government and place Guardola in the Presiden.
tia Cbair-making the State of Honduras into a
Republic independent of the others, and under the
protection of Great Britain The British Consul
was to advance to the rebels the sum Of one mil
lion dollars, to carry out the project.
A treaty OF protection, OF alliance and Of com
merce was then to be made with Great Britain,
allowing her all her claims to the Musquito Terri
tory, Honduras pedging herself not to cede any
part Of her dominions to any other foreign nation
except Great Britain for the following 20 years
The rebels gathered together to the number Of
about 500 under Guardiola. Government issu ed
various spirited procamations To the inhabitants,
caling upon them TO come 10 their support. Omoa
was threatened BY band OF the rebels under
Bustillo who Dragged that when he captured the
place he would put all the inhabitants to death
save the American Consul and few others
The captulation of the rebels to the Govern
ment forces saved the place Jourequc was taken
prisoner, ard Guardiola banished to San Salvador
Bustillo the leader of the rebels, was shot. The
San Salvador papers contain letter OF consratula
ton from Mr. Squer to the newly elected Presi-
dent in which he speaks of the Cabinet at Washns'
ton as warmly in favor Of the rights Of the people of
Honduras. Tne letter was received with great
enthusiasm.
The news from other parts OF Central America is
to the effect that the country is still in an unqniet
state. Canera, well known as a former President,
had perishcd in one Of the guerrilla engagements
so frequent there. 1t IS supposed that Carrera was
connected in some way with the rebellion in Mica
ragua, and that it was after hearing Of his death
that the rebels so suddenly surrendered.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The Times and the Government.

Tie London Times has adopted tone Of much
RIeity against the existing Government That
PiPer devotes considerable space TO the subject Of
S Henry Bulwers oore spondence with Secreta-
2 CiytcO, relative 10 a modifcatonof the present
T4 on iron The opinion is advanced in several
~irter'' that the Restrictive policy Of the United
Yates L continued, viii lead to 4 still greater de
SESSION IN the large iron business OF Great Britain.
The correspondent OF the TimCs at Athens, has
@aned copies the correspondence between the
Hsek Government, aud the English complainants,
''rh Is far from complimentary to the latter.
'saAing OF the claims Of Don Pacifco the Times
"'the worthlessness Of such subject is Eng
Has best security tha. these difficulties will be
"'sa' to decent termination, but the money
''<e may be awarded to Don Pacifoo beyond the
Sa 'aoe Of the furniture Of bowel in which he
~ On private charity in Athens. is money which
Ahnshsh Ministry should bush 70 receive.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
The GalphIn Inauiry-Foefe ana ".,
General Prospsets-Coi'b oi' be"'"" y"
improvements, Ac.
= ~ The Tfbune.
IOrTesnOrderce of I"o -, -
w..s,ssros, Tuesday, Aprii 80.

w.,s,seros. Tuesday. April 50.
The Committee on the eaiPeI" o'a,"'' '"'us"
through with the taking Of evidence, '' no'a da',y
.e..ior. They will report the last Of the week.
rho Committee on the pistol irsc", Is composed OF
49,, gr.ye and .taid gentlemen, who move slowly
T. 10, 70 be expected that Mr.. FoorE will be ex'
LIED bat it i. due to popriety that that Com
,o;,tse ,hall at least 20 so far as to Introduce q
rs.olution that the bringing OF any deadly weapon
-, the scor Of the Senate, hereafter, shall be
deemed sufficient cause tor expulsion lne en-
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Financial schemes.

The Minister ofFinance has presented his budget
for 1851 He proposes to establish balance be-
tween the receipts and the expenditures, in favor
of the former, 10 reduce the taxes on windows and
DOORS and materially relieve the agricultural inter
ests of the country. He also proposes to raise
25O ,OOO 900 irgncs by tax on paper.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The state Of ,,r CannI

ALB,NY, v rdnesdsY, May /.
There is nothing doing he e. The ffoshet is
slowly subslding. From Syracuse we learn that
another break had occurred in the Canal three
miles west Of Geddes. which it was thought would
require three or four days to repair. Navigation
viii doubtless be suspended for 2i hours. A dam
has been thrown across the Cans TO allow OsweeO
boats 20 pass
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Tnfnl Railroad Accident.

HARRsBrRC, wednesday, May
This moraine. at Mount Joy. man named
William Paxton, in attempting to jump on freight
car while the train was 10 motion. fell on the rail
and was Killed by a passing over his head
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Trouble with ENGLAND.

The German RJ0rme gives currency to the re-
port, that there has been an interchange Of notes
of an important nature between the Cabinets of St
James aud Vienna, growing out of the relations
between Austria and Tuscany.
The insuuection in Croatia is a. M end.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
FRANCE.
An UOuiet-fcars for the Future.

The political news from the Continent on the
surface is unusually quiet Order prevails through
OF, France.
The violence Of sct or and the near approach
of the elections give rise to fears for the contnu-
ance Of the present calm.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The Eermnn NuesfiOn

The Austrian Cabinet has minated that in
gard to the attitude Of Prussia on the German
question Austria will not be the first to break the
peace of Europe. bat that she will not allow any
other German power to attempt anything contrary
to the treaty OF 1878.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Sailing Of the Amerirn. &c.

BOsTcN, WeIresIpF, Ma ]
The America sailed at ? O'Clock, with 100 pas
sepgers for Liverpool. and II for Halifax. She
also had $4,000 in specie and s52,335 in bullion
and gold dust,
The Lar RegoJier OF TO day contains al article
condemning portions Of the charge in the Webster
trial
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

Tax FLooD.-Conneciicut River was higher
ast night than it has been siEce ls45, and still rf-
ing The water was on the Bridge road in East
Hartford, in several places At 9 O'Clock last eve
ming the water was 2Ol feet above low water marx :
Hartford Courtnt 10
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Doirgs Of the Assembly.

The Assembly have been engaged during the
week in discussing the election law, that for the
suppression Of the clubs, aud that relative to the
Press. 1t was not expected that the Committee
upon the Press would report until after the cleo
tions. which came of on the 2sth Of April
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Business.

The few sales made in the incumoeFe' oA'e'
Court have taken place at prices when indicate
little depression OF the country NJ INC qu"!' ~
Limerick there are T. vessels capable q accom-
modatipg aooo persons, taking in passengers Tor
a.. .Ir;.oa s,a,es The usual cries Of poverty aud
I;so.,. sre still heard rom every quarter OF the
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
w cbateI'- lnrr

BoTos, "Wednesday, May
The argument N relation to the writ Of error in
Webster's case, will be heard in the Supreme
Court on Saturday next
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Miscellaneous.

The Senate of Turin is debating law for th'
abolition Of an ecclesiastical privilege.
large Fren fleet AID an American squadron
is at Naples.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
ofihe Press nj Paris

At ameeting Of tie delegates from the republican
press of Paris TO recommend candidate for the
Seine, NJ dc Giratdn obtained a majority Of votes.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
HAIL Failure

WasHIsGToS, Wednesday, May
The Southern Mail due this afternoon, has failed
beyond w ilmingtDn
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
VOL. X......N0. 20.

of the Lord Lieutenancy, and the sickly attempts
OF O Connon to rcsuscitate the Repeal movement
are the leading political questions before the isn'
but they possess n0 new feature.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
ENGLAND.
Rumored Reclamation OF The Ministry.

The English Ministry, having been defeated in
Plrisnent on two or three minor questions, gives
trs b the general belief that they will be com
Dasd to resign. DIsrael, the leader of the Op-
ptDa, having recovered lis health, the Protec-
hxs.: have been inspired with renewed courage.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
Markets. BUFFALO, May l-6P.M.

Receipts rithtn psd "a hours :-FLoUR, 1900
bbs WHEAT 5000 bushels; CORN, 65 000 do. The mar
ket FLOUR Is without change, but he'd firmly Pure
ia held at IS 90 and straight Sisc and Western
the same WHEAT 10 held shove the views OF buyers We
quote Wsconsn 85c Corn is in demand and holders are
askng advance; 47c is the price OF mixed Western
Ohio WHsKEY IL 2lic Flour TO Albany is quoted YES
Wheat De and Corn lOc.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02

-.,..ranh from Halifax to Portland, thence
D '.',s Is,sS orry ENPRESy no BCSTON, dND THENCE
= Sg,,n .,,ns Merchants Telegraph to New-York'
lOeo. " y WaN ttLefl
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The blockade Of Greece

'oe 1reek commerce, It is said, has already sat.
"a BY the English blockade to the amount of two
~nns sterling. which, with the destruction Of the
= y frost vii cause large falling off in the re-
~as and is calculated 70 increase growing dis
s1'st Of the pcoule.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The HUTcHISsoSs-This evening the Hutchn-
sons give Sacred Concert at Plymouth Church.
The entertainment will embrace several OF their
sweet popular songs, of sacred or serious cbarac
ter. among which we notice, " The Psalm OF Life,
"Vesper Song and Abby's charming solo, If
were a Voice
FIKE.-A stable, situated on the corner OF North
Sixth and Eighth SITS. took fire yesterday morning
about o'clock. The engines repaired to the spot
but the bailding was consumed. II was the prop
erty OF Henry Bstterman, grocer. Loss trfing.
.g' James NJ Nicely was unanimously elected
Captain Of the w ashington Horse Guards on Tues
day evening.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

FIRE DsPARrMESr-The election for a Chief
and FIVE Assistant Engineers OF the Fire Depart
ment was held Monday night in the places of meet
ing OF the several Fire Companies The following
is the result.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
FestaI Treaty with Frspre.

- :. new Postal Treaty between France and
- ne postage On ali letters from the United
"a" vet as those passing through England
-, United states, or elsewhere, is 10 he re
-, ''''" twenty to six pence. There is also 10
q "'inolsiion Of weights similar to rhs, OK.
'"een Englard and the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-02
The Refugees.

The Hungarian Refugees have not yet reached
their destination in Asia Minor. Count Battbyany
ia ill