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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

The prncpslities o. Hohentolern having beer
fully ceded u the most powerful branch 81 the fan
liz. in the person Of the King Of Prussia the Prus
sian monarchy receives an accession Of tcrrto-H
about eousl IN extent and rcVen-e % Sucsiai
circle The punCpahties contain about -
square miles of surface and arr almost wholly So
rounded hy he kiugdom Il " urlembcrs th,y
nave something more than $4,000 Inhabitants sne
include several towns. Snd about Zoe villages TIE
State income smonats 70 100000 thalers, exclusive
O. the prinCey domains the State debt amounts q
4 triae more Jhsn the srss revenue ~ one tear
Inc military contingent 70 the army OF the Couiece
ration Is 500 men The TWO chici places SIGMA
5ucen and HcchlnSen are only Nar ni'les 6ernan
nom each other. AID are handy important euou-'
70 r,ske a railroad between them NECESSARY, io
which besides. the hilly character q the county
presents considerable engineering di'Scu'tlcs Ih'
Government of these Two pnucPsanes Nj nov
sink lrom the d,.1dty 81 crowned head Co~ri
and Ministry INTO the hands OF simple i'russiai
sndralh u.aer The President 81 the uesres, Gcv
erument Department whose seat IS 81 IreVes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
SPAIN


The Chamber o. Deputies rejected on ,.c l@,!
Dec ry l-1 votes -o 30 tac proposition % colsoa
late Sal the public te5t into $40 per cent stock
l. appears that Ministers lntcut ~ organize m
mediate.y Spanish Legion Of 5000 men with The
view of placing them ~ the service and IA lie pay
81 tie Pope
The hope of an her 20 thc throne of Spain has
been raised only ~ be dissipafed Z, appears tina.
they were crund.ess. the 1rica. iOtfcetion ~ the
.act notwithstanding
The }oiaenf2 90 barcelona. % TIE ! 9Th announces
that the Company r Neferano has signed con
-ract with Aessfs Talbot o Pans. for the con
sfrlct0u 0f railway from Barcelona ~ san An
dres. GrsuoIcrs Wei R,pal and the rch mines NJ
san Juaa de- les Abadessas NJ Pcrera acting b.
rector ~ doe compsny, had 'ct Tor Madrid 20 sub
m.t Oh, plans Sc o. r..e Government
Tl- works OF tlc Mal1i and Araniuez Railway.
which had been sus pended or the last three years
resumed the 7th. and 10 be- carried on
with the utmost activity Ihe} wIl. It's hoped. BE-
terminated "a tie .s, Apr. next
Moird letter 0i the 20lh SAYS Il = stated
uat contract las been entered INTO by the houses
1' Hota-chiii ami Berag to advance the sum Of
$50 600 sterling 20 the Government. on security 81
tie future produce Of the mines OF Almadcu The
sum - destined 10 pas the hsifyesrs dividend in
the Three Per Gents iu London and Psrs The
funds shou g Tendency t. decline o~ lng % recent
-raliLatiOus Of profits.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
TURKEY.
-tnfe of IeriInR

W. take ibe ulov ~ .rom l,.tsr so Tie
Time,
Tho Rsyai pefc.atou ia Turkey has u1y. si..
the haiti scAer.f o' Glllarc lu reason Co t' c.a
satisfied with Turkish rule Oi chat -apu.s- -f. ti-
Creeks alone a-e On he feared The influence ltlr
t.cm ty the Russian Emperor "a ver- coIs.i,rsh..
lld before the erection of Greece into si inl.pe--
dent kingdom they were .n favor ol Russian dn
m.uiuu 90 man but since that event tter 8IH'
ton ls great o. see CoIstantloq.e tte cspia oi
Greek empire once more and according t0 -ir
Aelrl " ard aftclal conIfGuuicst.sI o. the Prcsi
deui 81 the senate AZ Corfu. King Otlo u4.
stranger o. thosc views boz IL Is ridiculous O. sup.
aise that population 81 100000 10 Greece can sue
coed alone and 10 would be- a great pity % thcl
did ior they do Tot Know how a. govern themselves
The Arineu man and Roman Catholic Kayaks wouid
not think. side with Russia. particularly the
former whose wealth i 10 p great measure &c..
rived from thc Government and the Psshas The
Turkish Government has been ycry mdl one
since the haiti scfcrr before mentioned No one
can be- put f1 death without tria. and there are
fewer Executions than in England
A. o. the Danub.an punclpalres tie iuhsbiiauf,
were formerly 40 u favor ~ Russia. but I do u-t
tAluk q the case ROW. TOP Russia has .ately plf
down silz freedom and obliged the >altaa sEaiI.s'
h s will o. Join therein. The inhabitants know tins
aad thar i tley they we've % bcc0rt hlsslaa sub
,cts the same desp0tlsm would prevail a. Do.
Russia. th the lsbihts % b. srnt - sbers viii
ont fual
reside ia a Greek village OF . eco souls whore
there IS not single Turkish soldier ~ iunct.ousry
10 policeman nor prison n1 robberes ani I never
heard Of q serious Crme. Their Dcai siErs are
governed ly pumsie5 sori Of Municipality
eh,scn hy theinselye. and these prnstes re.l
late the aucnn, o.. the tsN on the village fixed
sum = BE- paid % the Government AMI toe
haraich. pol AK, amounts TO thirty pissters .0r
a.. above fifteen ycsrs but from thar AZ o. per
laps eighteen they only pay III -- p.ls,res % one
halt Some u the richer classes pay forty ,lsstres
Or = a per head per auuum The Government
lakes a tenth Of the produce q the land, which
Ioy more than the Church does IN England sil
any one taxing piece oi and T. cultivate max
his u~u properly 50 that he has no purrhs-e
money nor rent % pay AMI slnce hs'e been
here cultivation has -res;iy extended Fsrtlc1iary
iu vineyards TIE vine produced from Thich $ ulos'
eXce-eut-srrons bodied, and Lot requ.rsag The 80
c' brandy uCt drank N "a pare state They al
I've "a stone houses, their eva prppe-i' a1c ne
can b obtained 10 any quantity o- The sxpcr-se 81:
t--.a- 0;
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COMMERCIAL.
Brown. shipley s. Co.'s { ire alnT.


TIE prevalence u low prce. .or Cou0u iurug arg.
portion n ne past combined wrl comparative
n,y ,ae Con-1cn l-l Unprecedented chesPue-s 4
ac- ~ lis colnrv. M considerable r-aroI n Frcss
n fine leading a-ices cl por, and few
pa Ton which aas advanced fully I'D per %. lrinE
e a. t"s 1cr-as, 80 ~" De s-~u - reference ~ Re
quotations. 81 foot
since tn departure " e AZ, steamer Ne have errer
sIcsd -cVc lcrrlLc or Cotton with advance u 10
PER p r. American rscrgu ions, - Increasing son1drrc-
c1 ~ pat " h1ders ia4i VIII crug VI - 80 Or 2.f
~. 1a~s present prices 11reasDaza C. darr.
MFrOs - POSITION u sri,-ers al1 msngfA --fs ~
-nogsb LQt doug profitable business former
raie. ~ -co ao--g pears zry - cn~ck 6- lrdg-
.crE1rs Cotloc ~ - lglJEed .--siGhly Ev reduc
ror q Ae rgrs1arpro- sri = serious reaction prc>-
lls .4ss .sr - wfsA ending 80 i-s- q -. 5ai-s
DAYS easing evening e-iEsf-3 Sue
t9es of Wnich speuao-s ave aiken ~ TO auf 81
1crtsrs - TIE American descriptions sod daring
14s. I've SAYS CO.'S - " s cEl1 = COS sc No
bic snd zhans ~ = 1e4 ~ Orleans 4 al ard
50 49, 7. ard = b. 20 - psr lb.
ne rr-u-us " a- of Cotto0 .-s different cors
rci 1aFi-g -f e-~r maze unable . eve An
nlz s.a--r-rI- clsioUzrr ts s-zsou The s9ck e
ArercAn- szansi stocz q ~ tses - p~ri0d q
az yea q HlccL -, Go were Arnercsr
A. active sr-cg ave .rc f1r - tnerof d--cripruo
q Wes-ru Cans F.,ur - s-d d1rns ne 2.st
90 Wa rs exception ws lave tie chsnse %
1ccce lntzn Sc-l -c-luss Ia Ter reCres ga -
,-zer q - .bs ~ -tzet ani Te-o- an - c . -
f1T E1,te Cd Nss,ern Cara z .5cr - - "a Ne~
yeo - - Do N.-st = e ., D-r = hs zrt irc.zn
SeA - feE oc Il- s-ccz g, Eer,esn Flour u ms per-
= -si-r-sied n > .oac 80
y s.es cfTarY~,,- g repoYt prices aouinay {. =
sod = = u = = Fer arc - t5I. Tar os u pr
- 1rE - Cav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17

CnAHLFsTOs. Jas Ar s'sarlshe isanei Roll hs''.
aHfs /ryLfr " -s- fatanras frl Bstllft -
sns Or Hs1s eta baltimore n shf sf-ls. soifal -
alf. q il suta. Provo ~. stfsfta stt.a' =
hsa- ngfo1 E-tsr io n-f Nsyl3f Fhitssyhs Hs@i
slhrs sfstton stsdsas Providence kse "a D.
Aen- nsrol, y-tef, D. hsnry, hesd. Bsllmofs
NOZZLE ysg Am, tarss kalofu. Lssnssrs Nlsfti ~.
nsf 88stos brgs fsasa, s9fns d. e. PsfefsDafg s0s
ll.f@son. bas A,ey, Non. ALofss AIsstsfr, sSs<
chr. Caq4sts Ald fhqfs-ion Carcass hslb>l A1sse -
Cd. stfs 70 HsJ dlssn Bosor. ,fs Dsis ssesa h''"
chr Is Eoy ro~~ hstHafs
sew ORLEANS Ar jan stssssb Ca yssoa, F.s la'tr
oas--iou shg Hero ofth Hrz fofss 81 Arss5s 49,
faa..os I,gre, seasea. eo,os, SAP os-s.fass ~
at Chsxfss. Wa be-l1 trs Trsnsf fsysI
Is-fs ~. ssT-as. cfs~s rss'seos ID sfaa 10.
- - go bss 90 up Ispsas ,Eroerd "a -
Es-r -h hst1ss-s h@uisA, - several olsef fesseas
sksftfAA; JtH - Afl sclfs De,frc y slt nsts 90
Bast1s. IS ia ~, ~ nroa No. fgft.
tnTPOhf Jsa 20 Al, ear lows, Ct~s-y Ba.t.a
stWFDitf. Js1 Am. -elfs hsnash AsKt frue %
t'u All - lc soros - st@Gey, brC~n. hoe,s ~ -
Der $50 Ar, sr' Wn " wysf, Kac~t Soet Af,-
Presto sg- LAIN ~ Msf-hsn stopsJ ofss o.
40 "ssgls- ~ Nf1fs ks2g5as .ol- sB~8iofd, a. g.
fftFiIkhAFr in - Ar, sfAr Hsfa @dng Ccftaa
rHfa lgoe -p. scols Niger " A>s fsfs, CO. -
Yen BssT ss-g Azn stevens from ssssansh - - -.
sfcg Mao Gf,y. pa'r-f. I1esss-1
hlfHnoND, Jsa ltAn s'es : 2 Nfs4l. elsssy ~ ~ =
rsss lh.-fes v inlHsiaa, sc ssmsfs, ef'f-t9at ht"
tl. lbs to~si Ez.rr. E,sfnl Ass for, -rlcG ~ "a
sAkANsAH Jta llBf bsas ssaap-s kossfsr, " sIiets
al. fssey AL Bosto ist. - a. = yat, - 80
~, sag fensss. "a a. 7 J h9gsr kob %. Lfsle -
- Lmsfs0t, AG-sf,cu. Lvsrseo ..th, ar saf' -.
H,tusfs no Il. lax Niorsj ~ bsfs 49,
ora Dot Al ~ Ter.s nrAaf. ff9si sshf oss.-
- Bsti-,fs. Ai-a-s. kaieson. Ffs,lee~s 60 20
80 Non. 20.
sALEa D., !s-An ska9 P,sts' Ls,b. Bo~'oa - -
Ca@4s s4sfansns. ciy, 100 A. ~ - -.
WIsC4ssET "a $50 sfss Bsrss-s ~ bsisa ss1<
lb iz4epsnsss1r gAllkzre al slosa- 20 -
- an "o94~"S ch-R@--, - 30 s-.@''@-''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
nungnrians -rntenced.

W take The following from Nunna letter dat
ed Dec. =. Do ttr Time
The P,,ftcr /efHHz lrn-s a new .st % corr,
martha. sentences IN which Che ramcs 90 some lm
Dor.afi p,rs.aarCs figure. Gctsau CONT BaGar
r'er7.sD 0it q th, County of Nrs -rad. wi. .'.-u
neg - fakc rar. Do fAa lrb4t o. thc uppc house
after M" impcra prac.amal.n Dt o.. 3. ut rais
,d vr.aut ers iortne insurEeif army has been ,Iu
ieuu-t 90 ,'vo wears imprisonment Iu q fortress
Gc.r-o Count hasuiy also Memo'r of Geo D.er.
has been nucl 10000 forms The ,lrre months
imprisonment 60 which is was sentenced hes been
remfted by Gen Hs,ua1 Mchse. foth f. &C..
whist preacher 10 Dchr.czn. who scr 20 to- cs-,,
a. :lc insurgents with great zeal. b.fh - u~ae.
.st .Il pubic speaker AID icG the De5rcczIa al
tonal guard - take part IN the seise Of AraI
was condemned % ne hanged winch doom
wos commn'ed ir'1 Imprisonment go fortress o.
heavy iIoHs ior tie term of twcat} years 81 Jos
property is coaf-rste3 Lewis HAHN. a Ca.y.a'st
preacher o.; >lcntrs. who bcs.i.oi himself win
much energy 90 raise recruits '1r The H-ararIa
army end CD cal! au' .ha .a1ls,urm. issuing lroc.a
nations. and maxim. c-.if speeches - tJasr 81.
lower classes, received me same s.rt.r'c a.
comh-ta..oa ~ yal.sal--1i IS 10th. Mo1rs..
iur 70. 5 alIscc ID ;ht German legion aud be.a O..
- i4emlcro thc court martha. ST >le-e.in. wee
condemae- 90 Eve yea-s Imprisonment. 20 i1,tfcsr
the latter IN irons. hGIiowshy. engineer % o.,
pestn railway. who directed thc operation oi pal
Ilg up the RAIDS Gu8 sinking them D. h The. ss.
was sentenced m three years iuqusorm { 3D. .
fortress ia inlas The p-csbl-c papers also contain
lis. lf sentences by cnuri martial e-sirst several
insurgents 0t icss note.
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ITALY.
ming. IN the Roman -tates.

h letter from Rome. Of the 10Th Il the C9rF'''.
fi0rn<l. announces that the ret1rn q tic Pope
liked io- the goth. Preparations fo- bis receI.- 7n
nave READY commenced. a Dan O; ~ r-i.-.1--s
crowns had i rss SAID. been effected
Letters from Rome o. tie 1871 inst stat tAat
Gen. Baragrav d'HiIiers ha1 returned TIE re-
turn Of me Pope % az onrnet til after ne oonc--
sio,a of the iosn Al Portici me io-eign Ministers
resident there ioined Gen Barsguay q H.le~s ~
recnestips ne Pope o. return - once The Pope
called 8 c9usisto~y Of cardinals, whe1 y vas 70
solved ina. the retu-D Oi IS Holiness Ta5 feslrs-
BE. bot that TIE present tlme "as inopPorune
Inc Pope sccO-dilz.y pos-poned nls return 81 z
more "a v9ra5le period. or t1e other hand. the
Pqvis C1nf-ruftor 1ei pub shes letter from Rome
d he lsth mt which announces thst Gen Dz-s-
yuav Z Killers having arranged al me political
dg,cu.tics the Pope wO1l0 shortly -e.1-u - Rome
The StQ-at0 of Florence has the io-cvirg letter
ron Rome o The l7;h -" We are expec- lz &
change n poiicy On The par, q the Government -
Z seerns that even RE most obstinate ere WELDING
20 the dictates VI common sense We .el-a from
Porto -hat tle Pope has cent 0r CaraIna ham
tr1schini and offered bin the supreme direction O..
the state. TIE Csri.aa. j. reported ~ rave az
swercd that be had been minister under Gregory
XVI and that be- was opposed 70 2 CoIs'l'4i' o.
DO. that ne obi zed . c11t-ss that DO" j was
impossible 70 refuse D.
Tho EOrq0n C1fe~rer NJ tre ljtr insi aIia'''l''
the conc. 1sion o. q loan wi,h France.
We regret ~ learn ri serlOns loss 70 i"r %"
,ect.or u rare cons in The Vatican T. appears
mat person occupying situation Of tlst 10 'as
library began soon after tire tignt Of me rope 'i'-
Cardinals q private plLage Of the treasures p.aceo
1uder ms charge. which IS now found 20 have beer
Yf yery extensive md important character
Man, ypre and some unique CONS and medals are
i = SAID. found wanting, espec ally ia tne hohiah
series The unique medal Of Antnons--one OF the
srgcst gold CONS thar have come down from the
d,,s O.. he empire IS 90" - DE missing specimens
THE plerlr who has been arrested and = no"
confined 10 tie Castle Of II Angelo coniesses ~
having porioiued o. medals tho valve d which as
mere On meta amounts o. above t59.J in- i'.'
~ art history and chronology. lr LDt ~ be * pies
,ed Boa trr7ls of any com winch p'ss curT"l' %
frcso DAYS l. Is feared that most 81 ihe stole.
articles are already widely sca'tered-ma'1 per
haas be, md the rcach OF recovery The media %
Autirnus the Roman newspapers assert has oesh
traced 70 = FOREIGN country. The i0ss Of these
antique treasures - now alleged - the cause OF
the death of N Lauresui. the late learned under
Librarian D. the y atc8n.
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speech of she King Of Piedmont =.

Tho P,edmontesc G0-rfg OF the 11tl inst pub
fishes the speech delivered br tie Ming - tic
opeoinr Of Parliament on that day. q was az 90
lows.
y. al induced re 10 Dissolve no Chambers. and afor
appeal 90 ne country % conyoEe today ne" Par sine
school which teaches political ifefhe scloo oi e. p"rcf
Those facts have been ne occasion Of hone Exam
They Afforded the country opportunity p mamie
~ Determination t0 flppor 10 political 1sut1l'Ds s'o 3.
prove hat 70 = ssofit- ~ ibeI1-
Our SITUATION vscL regarded o. ser.ou- four months
sg0, be-. changed Nevertheless. our reef9n- fh p o.
has consolidated rscf hnt ale most iwf'r-ai' %."'o
whether firci rr or dourtrc are s'I pending Shout N
state ~ uncertainty continue D womb lmlhf oar ''i''
abroad. br4 flsfusl ih' f'NlfN WIN hsl.o.' '.-
promising good admin sfru'on and progress "ol o o.
contrary, have pam. ped itc ia'er SID n''o1c" and'i
tle tOrrier J. belongs 90 1oi now io retrieve N"-'
fis consequences iteI n ny soul new ano trH'rc
fdcnce DO rho future oestinrs o. he c3n' ana OF on
slui,Ots Tine electors have heard nv voice ana repaired
in great numbers th- elections hu happy 20 '~ so
ti- solemn occasion o express 20 en n} siatin'-
CONSIDER the service ihev have rendered the pu1c Cause
s- personally conferred on myself Ilot service
more precou md dear go mo raTe Constant, pre-
erred ne public welfare 20 nv own. need MOI rccsptl
az, he Questions IS lrh Considering ue'T urgeuCs claim
al immediate solution; thev suf' cenuy known % you
hsve uuy 20 recommend their speedy examination O.
"GtNrLtMLN sESAroEs AID DrpvriEs-l have done
everything IN my power % cunsolchi' ne points "'t az
aurust neraOrv Bot ia order sl hose institutions 1r
.tke deep roots ~ tho bears ami minds Of all s vi s1a
2
hai experience should demonstrate their utility art rra
i1vaaage ir 'He prsctca opia-aco1 TINS MOI ensa'
sanction hruceirfr cortIed o. your Nrfue Nef- wts
here greater occasion 10 dsQ1y e. and, f1 'e name
country lo hearts eu'rert you ip for@ga
issentior snd 20 have object alone in view mat
healing %. wounds and securing 20 both honor and proc
ptufy"
Tie Kins OF sardmiq has addressed the follow
ing order OF the day o. ihe National Guards O.
Turin
aOrricret ~ SotuiIas OBJ 7gg National Ot.sU-
Your preeeoc under arns ou ne solemn occasion % i
opening CO., PsrUsrcut tne expression o. ny roaE's
namely tie exercise oi liberal INSTITUTIONS as te '"i
istuu Cd iue hHrprefs " ue people AT uN care
ire tuned o. tni. oHJecL You have never refused
lour stance in iaa.uia.nirg orderi SoA ta'r
cot ceased O. gso proofs a. 6Stc-cn al1 90
yoiedness 20 tue throne sud my fam s. Nv gru-'Jac
aud affection toward you shs mover cease ee sure p '
address tleee words l1 yCu al VINO have assef Ied Of
Turn / wish they Doe heard by TIE National Guard
Of the Kingdom. With whom You form e1i one lam s
10 HON have the confidence. Orcers ard sofie
continue 20 it youI duties Is yot nave hitherto done t
order and liberty your motto ard shall always pc w N
YOU. e. nv e. l. from THE moment IN your rank
"t;ivcu Turn Dee - VICTOR tMMANlhL.
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sIr.xrs poLrH1s srsx-LrvKs Lo,I-u,

SrEANTs DoLPHIs Scyx-LwEs L0sr-w.
esrn lAsI see steamer po.paiR CSpt HAfie, boa. =
Plsogrg VIII ~ Of lr0u fcfa he Canhefla,t Rv
sueh rock as, Monday evening y ne ono az, a.. y.
hawssvt-e 1ld sank inne>iiseiy We are pssec "a
fkai 1s accident scc5n panied w.ih nc .oss r,,
ike rers1rs tro~uec bal p&sseu ger who - -.
rtcrmed 1s thai hoy 1eck passergers one y va
hti Re mana rotg Tue hsS dslhosl n tcs Al
he tire whaeh vs. ~ mems oi saving many lVes A.
bal sunk n Two nir1se. E,eg sAe s,rack III D. ~
vas s'ern~ Ire era es.ongtng % Prsourg AID = -
wsshlsioa Rock kAslng snnl aoss 4 lhsi sSr
vtSfs Tee IA s1rk .ssskuSy bat re cabin tosaa
- IL ~as SECURED ~ - crew 81 re4r. o. &c A.,
rser Nsg o. shore he csbln pss.-cser. bArsF ~
,re ic geS o. uts 9s,boSi aorgs1s when ~ b.. las
r,a~ TIE BOW q Tia tcst hc~syef shove ,ssiaf y,
gaze ov tshlns "a = sse ws'ef TIE crew o. - a.
stse he uppef-works. flrrurr a. 40 csrr.st flrs
ne s..or- Looisvils Courier
Tx GRsAr tNANSv RGo.-Scnator foCts q
ne av nan eyccp, Judge Marshal 10 ass eesn sas I.
-a xr sns~thss La enurrN snsrsNerrt Nav !.
D.. re sanAze at the Nhe justice tr ~ rsrcc1
r- Thai rrtsl wsl ste spsSea ga fhe y.
Jr Haa Robins - n htch oue -rN ed tecE -.
rrc. Adv unan.werShs NJ kco-e. curuE os 49,
<,-a-. a. carver "a ale 81 eAsf t,y ot ne sa1'
Moody ..,er sr.Ners tpcfe nCoS'y csl ans~H h-
Issrs d, noshng IN h,s sue-> - wa'ch pfesef al.
r.ert sc ys ..e .ul-ni giil o. aecis-fnt .r ~
vihogt ssyieS sny.t's a. ~. 80 wl'h h~ % ess',i
' rrrnrvn.e aud ~hich no uian ensies t'1 pts D,
.-,t 80 hlll -pou fte norSoiines % ne >tH'r -
s,t.l ne .ane rcsG... Na.hcur erutol. >cN.fc a.
lSse t,-u snswrre = Sooe bal uole 10 acfr - ~.
he is u.ke Unanswered arc aaan-NerSb.e lRsh Mag
Tax PROVIDENCE MvRDrs -Hsl.cy has beel
lilly come.,is>i Tor cs- chars"J VIZ The u- Scr ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-01-17
HOLLAND.
Navigation Laws Abolished.

The Ministry lately laid before the Chamber .
oil 90 the Navigation Laws B. this bin, accort
ing o. the A4ssmrn, ZatnnF, " The transit and
navigation duties upon the Rhine are - be abolish
ed and the dilerentsl duties on colonial trade alb
r1rated All Haas on condition o. reciprocity. are
% b. placed on an equal .oot.ng with the Neither
.ands hsg. premium ami other privileges hitherto
ENJOYED By the Netherlands dag b be- bo.shed
the coa.t,ng trade o the co.on.os IT, however -
served % me national flag sonc. ships oi every
nation which aci upon tue system q RECIPROCITY
shall lo, pas higher dues u any KIND IA the Meth
e-lsnds hsrbors than paid By Netherlands YES
ses and vessels bail, abroad may obtain home
charters
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GERMANY.
Central Power Extinct,

Tho Archduke John has N length resigned lis
Office as Recent OF Germ any This event took
place on Thursday. the 2oth OF thls month, At the
palace Mt Frankic-t His imperial hchness made
an address 90 the members Of his Cabinet and t'
Commissioners appointed by The Austrian ana pru'
sian Govern 70 communicate with hur. l
which ne stated that another organ Tor the dschsr-
II thc common business OF thc country ha' ing bee
treated .alludnc 90 the provisional convention nc
tween Austria and Prussia winch the other mem
1ers ol the confederation have accepted hts duties
we're consequently ST amend Ia accordance with b
wish he hsd lon. entertained he therefore resigned
as rights aud duties into thc hands e. their maiss
ties OF Austria aud Prussia The Austrian Com
IN ssioncr Baron Kubcc replied by thanku- DIS
hchncss tor the intrepid manner Ia which he bad
performed hs important duties and records oi o..
transaction were then signed 10y the persons presen
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FRANCE.


On tho 2lst Dee afier the house had granted the
subsidies % Buenos Ayres. and had voted e cred
Of eleven twelftAs ~ the estimates, the disclssio
commenced on the bill empowering the Bank q
France - issue additional notes 10 tho amount o
g 100000 francs After several Amendments i'ao
bo,n rejected, the debate w0s adjourned to tho
following dav. when Tie discussion was resume
aud Tie bin ultimately passed At the sitn o.
he 24th the consideration oi the b relating 10 Tho
pafac mobile was resumed The debate was n
very confused one ali ultimately tho Assembly
finding that there was ~ probability OF se.lln
the question in satisfactory manner determine
~ referring back toe bill itself together witt
MI the amendments proposed upon u, Tor iurih'I
examination By the committee The quesiioi
Will be egain brought forward a. soon as tho
Conmittee shall have gwen IN its report. VI In
range then brought forward the question ~ tbt
rcoompenses 10 be granted 20 the wounded OF FEB
raary IN the course OF his speech, N. Laran-'
having said that the Constituent Assembly ha'
accepted the Republic with acclemotons
Estancehn exclaimed that II had given 10 % II
(sNe Ia SubtI NJ EsiaIcchn was immediatei,
called 70 order by the President and NJ. ssranc'
added hat he would take no further notice OF n
Es,anoens interruption for fear OF DOING SO b.
too strong manner Upon tins Nj. EstaucelH
rose and said that II " Lagrange had any lesson
TO give him he was ready to receive them, but ,ha
Il wOuld be elsewhere, and not m the Assembly
This defiance was followed by an immense aglta
ton in the course OF which the Nontagnards con
planned, with some appearance Of truth. that a.,
President though always ready TO call them 10 orde
allowed them 20 be iusulted with mpunty. Ihi-
affair was no sooner over. than NJ ScFur 'Aguc5
seaa added TO the agitation 10y repeating, as J.,
bad done some days ago, that the Meuicips
Guards were the only combs;snts of Februar!
who merted any recompense, and thst The Re
public had not been accepted 10y tie whole o.
France. but forced upon Il. q Acuesscau Wa
called 10 order by the President, but lac continued
st,ll to address the House amidst repeated inter
ruptons from the Mountain. The withdrawal, To-
the Ministry, OF the bill for the completion OF Napo
cons tomb gave rise to long discussion. and alta
snatcly the Assembly adjourned 10 tho s6th. owe
Christmas day, when the business transacted wa
uuimportani but, during the discussion one ct The
members made some harsh observations, which la
duced the President to cal him TO order when a.,
Speaker openly insutcd that honorable officer WIZ
Immediately put oa his hat and suspended Cd,
sitting.