New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-28
miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
The Monateur publishes notice, communicated
by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, stating that
the Government has not received any report
which gives the least probability to statement
in London morning paper that Admiral lie Pre-.
dour, on quitting Buenos Ayres on the 2lst OF
june on board the Archimede, had sauted the
Argentine flag with 81 guns, and that the Agen-
tine guardship had returned the salute with only
| II guns.
M Dupin visited the President of the Republic
at the Elysee on Saturday. He left Paris the
same evening to return to his seat at Raiigny, IN
| the Nieyre.
Gen. du Chastel, one of the remains of the I'm
| perial army, died at Saumur, few days since in
the 18th year of his age
Five Socialists, forming part of the Corps of Vo-
races of Lyons have been sentenced by Court
Martial to Imprisonment for year. and to be
deprived of their civil rights during the Pc
Rod
The Department ofthe Saono ct Loire is infest
ed with bands of Migrants, who, provided with
false certificates, impose on the creduity OF the
inhabitants.
Six men, who had been arrested for exciting the
workmen of Livordun (Meurthe) to abandon their
work, have been sentenced by the Court OF Toul
to various terms Of Imprisonment.
The festival Of St. Denis, the first Bishop OF
Paris, was celebrated on Sunday with great so
| lemnity in all the churches OF the capital.
The reported intention OF a strong fraction OF
the parliamentary majority to oppose the renewal
of the Presidents powers has had some influence
at the 2,etite Bourse of the Passage de fOpera
and the Elves closed this morning at 81 so, tall
of 90 confines upon the closing price OF yester-
day.
The death of the Queen of the Belgians has re-
moved one of the obstacles to the fusion OF the
two branches but the barriers which remain to a
s. ,Iohla hoy
arise from personal opposition, now extinct
Il is said that General Excemans, Chancellor
of the Legion of Honor, is to be made Marshal OF
France. Some other promotions to the same rank
are spoken of as probable in the course OF next
month
The representatives of French diplomacy abroad
muster very strong at Paris just now. The
Charges d Affaires at Frankfort Munich, Cars
ruhe, and Dresden, have just arrived
The Commander Of the Palace of the Eysee,
NJ Thiboutot is just dead. He Captain OF
Gendarmerie at the time of the affair OF Boulosne
and was taken prisoner with Louis Napoleon,
who on his election to the Presidency, took the
first opportunity OF promoting hls companion In
misfortune to lucrative and honorable post In his
service.
have already stated that the Democratic par
ty intend to abstain from voting in the approach
ing election of the Nord. This course is now
unanimously accepted and detintlvey settled by
served at all the elections which take place be-
fore the general election OF 1852.
We read in the Opinion Pnbliqac -" Several
journals in speaking of the excursion Which Nj.
Theirs has just made to Claremont IN company
with NJ Casimir Perer have seemed to give 1t
an object and Importance which we beileVe IL
never had NJ. Theirs, who at this moment is at
Paris, went to Claremont to receive personal
legacy left him by the will OF Louis Philippe.
Moreover he only passed Sunday there, az an
nounced by the Morning Post. Finally II was
net from Paris but from Angin, where NJ liners
had gone on private business that be set out Tor
the residence of the princes OF the Orleans TAM
Colonel Juan Montero, de-decamp of General
Oribe. has arrived in Paris on mission to doY-
eminent.
suite embarked on Tuesday on board Tue ulom,-
er at Marseilles and were 10 leave the next morn
ing at four O'Clock for Alexandria At ouez there
will be steamer of the East India Company to
convey them to bombay
The Constitutional says; +" 1t has been already
stated that the last news from La fiata gave
hope of satisfactory conclusion 10 our oL5
standing quarrel with Rosas. Several journals
taking as authentic version OF treaty gwen oy
the Courier des EtatS Lhls, remark that II tue
French Government contents Itself with the con
di.ions contained in it, it Will show ltself easy
satisfied We reply, that the version 40 o. r .,9
C6ay7teJ dfS EtdtS ms is tuli OF errors MI ny
Leong. whose testimony cannot be suspected p
since he has always been the adversary OF hos th
points out, in recent letter to the journals Inc
greater number of these errors AS the treaty Is
yet concluded and is only o. 1t ~ Gov Govern n.
n a9 cannot Complete that reetdonfon but we
persist in believing that the affair will terminate
The uonitcur Algsriea states that the Cholera
had completely ceased in the garrison OF A'si9s ~
but that it raging with some s!oiqne ina bean "a
cases cases and IS deaths had also made is appear
s snee at orleansvile Milianah and qenehs fe
Had but the cases had not been numerous. me
trial Of the prisoners implicated in the consf4 tbs
at Oran still contnued the examination VI tlt1
witnesses bad not been COMPLETED the pEoCeeo-