The New York herald., 1850-06-26
NkLEGRAPHie INTELLIGENCE.
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Aspect Of the Greek Question.
ITH POSITION Oh THE ENGLISH MINISTRY
STATE OF THE MARKETS.
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The steamship Niagara, Cspt. Ryro, arrived st Hail.
at O'CLOCK and sailed ct clock yesterday morn
ng She will be due at Boston at noon to-day thus
making the passage In eleven days.
The Pacine would ssii the 10th.
Annexed the names Of suoh passengers a. are
bound to Boston and New York
Mr.. and Mrs Peist Messrs Mead, Mawson, Garrett,
Shaw, Orthemer, Imbrc, Psrkin, 0ttenkeiper, Rren-
denrench, Wiener, Kalder.
Mrs. and Misses Peabody, DR.. Oliver, Messrs Pea
Barker, Sehiifrer, Girande, Bates, Leathner
The general and political BY this arrival pos
sssses no feature of striking importance.
Cotton has declined from eighth to quarter.
The Hibernis arrived at Liverpool, Monday even.
ing ....
The steamer Helena from Hamburg for New York,
put into Deal, May alst, with damaged machinery,
and sailed ON the 7th inst for New York
England.
The debates in Parliament present few features Of
general interest," beyond the that Ministers have
been again beaten by majority of 80.
On Tuesday the 11th inst, Lord Mass moved that
the House should resolve itself into oomhaittee to
consider the present mode Of levyng the duty
homo made spirits in bond. The Chancellor Of the
Exchsqusr resisted and made the motion govern
znent question. A discussion ensued-the House div-
ded-snd the government thoroughly beaten,
the Chancellor protesting against the resolutions
Sir George Grey has announced In the Commons, that
1t the intention Of the government to stop all post
ohces sunday; and enquiry to take place 10
IL II be not iscticsbls to stop the mail Also
the lssbbath. This movement has met with no favor
from ths majority Of the people.
bin to limit the sale Of snsumbered estates In
Ireland has been introduced, and twice read in the
II If Iord Th~ oh tof ha IA N M
from sale all estates not mortgaged to acsrtain amount
and fixing the minimum.
France.
In tho Assembly, tho bill for suppressng clubs aud
political bodies has been voted for another year.
reported on the arrival ofthe Cambria.
The bill for legalisng the transportation Of political
Offenders has been passed entire as the government
presented it. except the clause which gave IL retros
psctivs elect ......
The bill for granting pensions to the families Of those
killed and wounded in the Affairs Of February and
June rejected by great majority. The re-
a,etionists thus obtained signal triumph. The
bill granting pensions to tho deserving Of the work
ing classes, when innrmity overtakes them,
a,se passed by . fall house. The committees
appointed to consider the proposed great increase In
the salary Of TIE President have not recommended
.quiescence in the demand 1t is said however, that
the leaders of the majority intend voting for the bill
sharp contest Is, therefore, expected. The Mountain
are indignant at the proposal they look upon this
"a being only the first series of ements having for
their end the lcgafing perpetual presidency In the
person OF Louis Napoleon, who has Affected TO take
nittee
In recent tour throughout the provinces the Pre-
sldent was, sverywhsre, well reeeved His speeches
somerhst for their appeals for popu
,arity among the working cls,ses.
10 appears that in framing the electoral Law, the
President made great blunder. lie never iuten led
il is said that the proposed change should extend 10
the election OF President we'll representatives
but u 10 co. and 10 Is only that he his mistake
Another project Of Law for lettering the press by
:ss%R s" fsSr. is & .s n' to Vs Iou.
Philippe In England The exminister arrived ON
ana sssss,nsn Of s., james. /. is s.id that ri. vi.is
has deep political Change In view He had al Inter
viev With hePresdent before leaving Paris. uulcn
oftbe two houses Of the Bourbon h ssd TO Be the OBJ
jsct Ct M. Ihiers' visit to the exk King At Lsndon
Girsrdin has been elected to the assembly trom ias
Lover Rhine BY a large majority.
The Greek Question
In regard 10 ths pc ndng difnculty With England.
vell-ipfor med Paris espondent says: IL 10
pec,ed ever thing -i,l BE- srr.nsed brior. Monday
ply yic.orio.y BY ses' 70 the Threatened nstIon Of
ter OF Fsreign Affairs some positive decision
had nled although matters were, and sre stu
party appears TO waiting fsvcrsble sdvoes
from Russia 10 is stated on French authority thss
the Russian addressed political
10 the English cabinet repudisting the notion that
Britsh suhjects. living In Tuscany Naples during
the late revolt have any just claim for indemnity fer
the losses ther incurred during those disturbanos
The Russian minis observes that the So Peters
bursh csbinet completely Identifies itself with the
prnoipes which has serred s the basis of the eon-
duct Of the cabinet Of Vienna.
The budget Of 1851 is less than the last By up
wards oflsoooOoo Of francs
A1cters.
The Heralds publishes . litter from Centa,
cf slst uit stating that Moorish army, commanded
ey t-o rachss the enc white and the other blset vas
Intentions towards the french
Rome.
The latest accounts from Rome stat. that the
the exclusion of all attention 20 hs temporal govern
ment The people sre said to evince a very unsasy
.ign troops restrais popular dencnstrston against
ashe severnm'ns c ,S
The several proposals of the schle.wir deputie. a.
the basis Of negotiations have been publisb.s but
ere considered -hoiy insimissstis. Bsros Msyen.
dorf hsd returned 20 Berlin from warsaw; and the
EmperU Of Russia is said TO have fully spproved Of
all that has been done by Denmark and united With
that cabinet IN the opinion. that n fere- alone is 20
solve the question, it's adjustment must not be pro-
The Hoas,einers have fred upon q DanI.A msn OF
war, erui.ng cH the Port Hisleghaven
The besdqusrurs Of the Danish troops In Jutlsnd
The swedish general troops hs-. received order, to
be IN resdinsss 20 march
The pr psrstions for hostlitIes continue upon .
stI ssverer isvs have been issued aesaa The Press
IN. Krr seems % be fast recovering from his
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hs-esn eshs snd hs brother rset sehiIles hss b~ss
found sud on b. fstiisbsd iofth. sta.
Ths nsrhsss.
me morsy nnket wss easy. Rates uscb.ns.d.
Consols cosed on Tcesday ths iith ~ w. Friday,
the 1ath, nsch g. q Securities, 5s t3, si %, es,
ca ios ioi; o., o.. lce sio1, Ga, es, les iOsf.