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The New York herald., 1850-12-10
Sporting InfcIituepee.

CfSrEr'iiiE CorR,r. L. I.-Tsorrrso.-on Thurs
day next match for $500 three mile heats to $50 ID
wagons, VIII come OF over this track, between tvo
Of the nnest young stations In the country-one .
Napoleon, and the other Andrew Jackson; sts, q
pure for horses that over $50 mile heats
best In Eve, In harness. great days sport may be
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
Melancholy Death or Bo.,o. cn,reu.

HrNT0Nt Dec. y 100
This morning. o. Jos. p. whe,isr, of thi. city, o
wealthy ship osner. was standing on board his or,
vessel. the Moses Nhesier, lying at Daviss phsrf.
be va, struck by cask of nails which was being
hostsA, and knocked into the hold and Instantly
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
Election Tor Mayor OF Boston.
First Concert OF Jenny LInd at baltimore

BiLrINoer, Dee Q, 1850.
The tr,t concert Of Jenny Lad OF TO nighs,
and was thIepgsd to excess by brilliant audisne~.
The third tier a. Sc " per ticket pletey over
aowtt a. The receipts about $4,000. There IL o
great demsn for tickets for Wednetdsy night
The New York herald., 1850-12-10
United states District Court.
naf.w.

Dsc o. The Court opened TO dsy. After hsarinx q
few motions his Henor adjourned 70 to-morrow, Qhis
norning) at which time Grand Jury viii be emps-
neled aud an Indictment against Reed, for the
ter q frsueis, on board the Brrudy-ne vin ba ta1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
AnnanIt ON the Queen.

The chief feature of the news of the week is the
debate in the House of Common relative to the
policy of the Ministry on the Greek question: and
the committing of the cowardly assault on the
Queen by man named Plato, formerly an ofhoer
in the Tenth Dragons. The offeRse was commit
ted against Her Majesty in the following manner
Shortly after O'Clock, on Thursday evening. Her
Majesty was leaving Cambridge House in comPa'
by with Prince Albert, when from among the crowd
assembled to witness her departure man walked
out with a walking cane 10 his hand and make an
assault on the person OF Her Majesty. He strdck
her on the head and face repeatedly, but fortunate
pstely his blows took no effect beyond demolition
OF her bonnet The Queen appeared at the Italian
Opera the same evening, where she was greeted
with the most loyal and enthusiastic reception
The mlscreant has been taken into custody aud
has undergone an examination at which he aP
peared perfectly sane, and 1t Is said that no mas
nee n living 10 good cifcumstaoces.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
sHIPrING INrELLrGENoE

dTytred Jfor1 Nfig- foFkjlne - saIo C.ik. IA.
SORE swim numb; 1911. Brush Queen. g. H.nb,,~
<"t funa hAr- >chm--r, h-nbufy 2t.. - l,ou-sn,ss
ShNbsNre. 80 unoine. silbbs Lmerck; 2h s-,T,a,,
Seuo trpl ssteteE, Falmouth; Rlb-rt Gslaun O-.,p
L'setPoE e-~ fwk, ssrslsil co Ricosrd A sDp snr,
Ll,tB"oE N--t's Msc ny, Limsrcs 2sh No-taa 49,
$50 l. 70, Orsvr.end; Mary Norris O.gFstt Ctyd- n
Dennisop Spencer Hsyrp; souihs spion, A,r,.a
COe BENIN 49, N-"9 NeSsr,
Arr'rsd t,or Bo''O-- Jups IS. slsan W Lowd.- ~
sbH'j go INV ouisir, Eh' q Live . lol
- .N'"ee J'vr Fh"ae~YA,a-Jane IS Malvern. -
iIesi.' Gun 1850 hs'nn, fne Clsde; a5sh Gls.s
Lee Gsivs,; % P.'rci H-rTy R.Irst -' '''T
SGii,d foY Nstr. York Jsns sSrs,.,, ..A,... a..
Herbert Oport|; ION Cbe,he WIN AD-,-.. SO -
Holland Bordeaux, lah Do~s,rshi Hsvre, ,e,s y ~ u
ni' 20, 20 n Charles ko ~srd 8 euasrh.v-n ~. -.
DO Gertrude, AutveTr Virgiais < Jnhs Hevo ioss,os
derry; On Bee. CuyhRver; 221, Nichnss Jan ~ 80
BeuRs Belfast; Bengal Looeonds'y; Harriet and Js....
have; 1lcondefogs, Llverpo 80, severs 90 p,,,es
Fepry do; Arerics Do; 24h Charles Walton D-,s Rs-,,
HevO-i; Fsoocis, III Sr'roos p b, Cusf.a F.lmo,t,
lows Ciyds; Coron, Qleersiovn; 2eta, aarreh Liver
roo; - h, Waterloo, d.
SG,isd to- bos,on-June %, Charlotte AIN; 9lr Eliza
Qur,usOsr: 20, Pflmr 80, Orsl Wsnderer Live,p ,o
Anglo American de-; 80, Competitor. Cyde 2Uh Veoei.
~, Anorois.n 2'h Csm1ris. Newport
SyiLd yoy Ps,irdoipa,l-Juns H. Gihttorc Bordeaux.
20 Richsro COndeu Liverpool; ProAncsia L)odoossr.
Iy PbsdelphiA Lverpooli 2esh, Robert Baron, do; Tar.
mouth Isle Of Wight
The shp Southampton MorRsr. from New-Yors, Ia cen
ing through he Ne. passage shore on Cayes s1t
Tem6ueo about hours wheu she csm- 0d without asst
snce and proceeded, apparently wlIaoui damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

tial station have been fearfully increased
and complicated by the change Men who
dare not wag their tongues against Gen.
TAYLOR will assail Mr.. Fillmore as traitor
and vote his impeachment within six months
for doing precisely as they know Gen. Tay-
lor would have done if still living. The
new President deserves aud should receive
the heartfelt sympathy and support of every
patriot, and especially of every Wing. That
he will nobly sustain his new responsible
ties and be we'll sustained in their discharge,
must be the fervent hope Of every generous
heart, as it is that of II. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, JULY 10.

bsp,ioa of principles let us give 1t an example
rr,~,o.,ho tn, DaiIv Searenger from the bottom
Of our souls; we dete,t alike it's motives aud its
irsuerce hut yet II we see it arbitrarily and VIC
...;led whether by 4 mob o. the Govern
nsnt or any of it. officers, we shall raise our voice
MEM s;rnaon sgan,t the outrage quite as ga nest
=, , arcemioely as II it were the Courier and
g, mi For we should behold as the subject Of
h., wrong rot the foul veua lying contemplate
.bsst hut a great and sacred principle. That
ty CHILE i. Just a. sacred in Prussia aad in France
P'" ,'tehc,e This, however, The Courier ca1n1t
~.S,,,t,pd. Provided that the outrage be con-
;,,od undsr lying preteu'e Of care for public
u,cTsI, bot in reality from fear Ofuogratefa truths,
=, :, Jobp Milton rays, Of the coming re'orms-
t ton." by King and bis Minister o, the Neph'~
e N,poieon and his it ia ell night, and we are reck
,o., ,psrcbists for maintaining the contrary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
Lnndan Market.

Friday June 2S-sUGAR-Flrm but little dofngi dealers
waiting reduction OF ouues.
RIcE-ho saies reported. -. -,
TEA-Gfeers are / penny Y % dearer, and the mafhs'
generally has an advancing toudeucy 49,, -.o,
NAVAL SrOsEs-Turpebune, notnlpg oo.os ---
Re-m e Sc n % I0d y cwt Spirits TurPennne gun
Oms-Cod uncnsI ged Linseed held 81 msnsf IA'os'
TALLOw-Dul 81 Sis for pure.
NooL-LHge business 81 advance prices ..,-.
sAL1-snkhlly sdvsLced, pfoPfie'os having eomoineo
0TEEctfaos BaRK-2o hhds frat scrt Philadelphia sold
al 70. -,
HEnr-Noihipg doing in Baltic.
AsHis-ReisI demand ,, =.
eou,iuue former prices Market very dull
FEEicHTs-Liiue changed. but tendency 10 decline.
Ouauuy uf Of goods continues large Weight
/, ,csrce; Passengers falling of and rates dc lining
koSLY market steady C0osos clJsed ~ IS, as for ac
count Bell Sou Of London, req ri ess activity Ia Amer
lean Securities. b "a 1882 lo5olof do 1851 100; do,
U67 IO73 les s., 1850 970sS ONO &C. 1855, 9jG96;
do 1855 s80tO; h.rylsn 80, 9U09t Ia Caaadtsn SIX
per Cents Deoentures l67L exIorsivs business a. 3D.
The weather continues extremely favorable throughout
Eng and and from the manufacturing districts Goa
unbe satisfactory.
Al Nolng am the Lace trade has i'm proved A, Lsices
ter great expressed " future prospects, snd
frLm Leeds Bradford aif4x and Rocndze all me 10 ofs
spssk Of full employmenI and steady mstets. Al MAJ
ehsse how ever there has yet been 10 mpr0ysfneo
Al Bave the Coton keI was scIive up 10 roafsoxL
a. advance % 29t francs on last weeks Isies os
on Thu sdsy, $500 bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
CITY ITEMS.

THREE CHEERS FOR TIE ATLAsrIc!-As Will
be seen by reference to the telegraph dispatches
from Halifax, in another column, the U. s. Mail
steamship atlantic reached Liverpool at o'clock
on Wednesday morning, the Goth ut thus making
the passage from this port in ten days and siS,ees
k0ursf When the news Of this splendid perform
ance Preached Wallst. there was quite an excite
ment on Change for short time. Mr. Collins was
surrounded by group of congratulsting friendt
whose satisfaction was fully as strong as his own
During the latter days of her passage the Atlantic
made better time than any steamer shoat her best
days run being 3l9 miles against head windi-
The Europa, which reached Liverpool GsoeocA
the Sunday morning previous, made the mp 10 'e'
days and trenty hours, which, 30 far, isher oe"u'p
between the two ports The Atlantie has run 70
close to the great passage made by the A"a' "0a,
Boston TO Liverpool that the latter cannot % snu
to surpass her. The Asias time, dedac'iog sa'
detention at Halifax. was day and II hours"
Add 81 hours-the difference between Boston anu
Nev.York-and we have 10 days IA hours or ou
two hours ahead Of the Atlantic. Again We say'
three cheers for our gallant Atlantic Look out 'o'
the next trip
THE HAoUE.sT. CALANuT-DELArs-The 40
ton oftbe Board OF Aldermen in settling the Cltys
account with Dr. Geo II. Traph ,gen, for the inval'
liable services rendered by himself and wife TO the
sufferers by the Hague.st explosion 10 February
last ia attracting considerable attention. The
Board have suddenly become tender Of the CorPo'
ration finances, and fear that the amount apr Pri-
ated for this purpose will be too large-whefe'"
ia entirely inadequate to compensate Tor INC ''''
vices OF the parties in question. Were '"e n'u''
men possessed OF consciences so sen iti'e "nsh
majority Of them vote to throw away toe PeoP'ss
funds ON petty objects which can benefit none oas
tbsm,sIxss we should hear less Of Tes-hoom
,ousbbles. and find jsst claims duly conndered.-
A. {, i, the caprice or private inieres. OF indvda-
Al members seems to have taken the place OF dig.
lifted lseislation, retardiog the otherwise ussat
,,,ou, action Of the Board. Will not the Finance
Committee mske their report. and 90 end, we hope
c,.dit.bIy this concluding chapter ia the terrible
catastrophe in Hague st. Humane efforts then
.boud not be without their reward now.
PorrER's FIELD.-The Governors OF the Aims
House again urge upon the Common Council ths
necessity Of providing suitable location for tae
burial Of the psnper dead. Can any Aidermsa re-
port progress upon this matter1 There was sn
excursion up the Sound some time since 'or 'ne
purpose Of viewing supposed eligible p'a,e, 10
p, tier. Field We hope this subjecs VII % ~
tended TO- and a suitable field b secured ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

EP@ The Courier aad Enquirer, having said
that the drift Of the new Prussisn Law on the
Press is right and its principle valid and having
justified the arbitrary suppression Of newspapers
without Judge or Jury, now charges us with false
hood for finding therein denial Of the great prin-
cipal Of the freedom of printing The Courier is
in favor Of law which authorizes every Post
master to refuse to transmit any newspaper whose
opinions do not suit him or the Government that
employs him, and yet has the assurance or
the innocence to talk Of itself as believing in
or attached to the Liberty Of the Press 1t is
in favor Of a law one Of whose easier provisions
is that a man must pay considerable sum Of
money before he can be allowed to publish q
paper at all, and yet quotes from John Mir
tons Speech for Unlicensed Printing And moi.
content with these pslpsbe sbsurdisies it accuses
| The Tribune of being reckless anarchist con.
tending for licenfe instead Of liberty, seeking the
abolition Of everything that can check the utter.
snce of licentious and oorrupsing publications. We
repel this accusation. What we contend for is q
principle, what We insis. on 10 Law, and Law
framed for the protection Of Liberty. not merely it,
regulation; what We protest against nov aud for
ever Is arbitrary and de'posic power exercise.
among On intelligent people living under the pre-
tended guarantees OF free constitution.
But A. The Courier has bad luck Ia the oonprs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

~ THE NEws FROM EUROPE by the III
hernia will be found in this mornings IRE
l,ne 1t is interesting if not Of absorbing
consequence. The Spanish government hnds
fauY.wi,h ours for notstopping the expedition
of Lopez, forgetting that espionage aud a
secret police do not form part of our polltl-
cal system. The British Ministry have car.
ried tolerable majority in the House oil
Commons on the Greek Question. A cow
ardly miscreant has assaulted Queen VictO-
ria with cane, but did not hurt her. Louis
Napoleon has got his three millions Of francs
and can pay off his debts and make new
ones. Louis Philippe is better. Secret So
cieties and conspiracies are discovered at
Paris and elsewhere Another Union is pro-
posed in Germany, based on the principle
of Free-Trade, Hanover being its center 1t
is rumored that the approaching coronation
of the Emperor Of Austria will be the occa-
sion of a general amnesty. In Italy all goes
badly. An awful accident has happened az
Benares, India thousand persons nave
been killed by the explosion of large guam
tity ofpowder. -.
The outward voyage of the Atlantic will
be Quite as much the subject of popular dis
cussion in this country as anything else con-
tanned in our dispatch. 1t is spoken of in
some detail in another part Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
FRANCE.
NppoIeon's salary Increased.


The bill for the increase Of the Presidents sal
arv WAS finally voted on, on Monday. 1t, in effect
cobfrms the demands made by the President aad
resisted by the Special Committee. The measure
was carried by the same number OF majority Of
46 az have retained the English Ministry in power
for n short time longer. The Presidents friend,
Gen. Chsrgarner made speech on the debate
which. it q said was so brilliant, as to produce
great effect upon the favoring members Of the As
,embly On Monday, in the COHstitutiOHHei, the
President mOdestly accepted the bill in the name
Of the French Republic, and himself as the united
expression Of the French will in the appreciation
Of bis services The Government look upon the
carrying of this bill as a great victory. aad the
friends of order are congrstalating themselves
upop the feeling which has been displayed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
nIiniafrx nuHfnined.

On Monday night Mr.. RoebIck brought forward
his condemnstory motion relative to the policy OF
the Government on the Greek question. An ex'
citing and very able debate was kept up every sue
cessive night, with varied success to both parties
ill Friday, when a division was ordered. and re-
suited in a majority Of &c for Ministers, IN House
Of SEA This vote is said not to be fair index OF
the state Of public feeling in Englan5 as the deep
est intrigues are foot to compel the present Mia
stry to resign. Lord Palmerton's speech in vim
dcation of lis Conduct is said to have been esPe.
cially brilliant According to Mr.. Gladstone, from
the dark Of one day to the dawn OF another day,
he made gigantic Intellectual aud physical effort.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
GERMANY.

The Parliament OF Eri1rt will meet in August.
The idea Of third German Union has been formal
y svowed and proposed to be carried into effect
by the Government Of Hanover. 1t is the plan Of
aNorth Germany to be formed Of Hanover, Olden'
bureb the free cities Of those smaller States tina.
are naturally allied to Hanover The principle Of
the alliance is that of free trade. The movement
Of the South German Manufacturers in favor Of
high protective duties sanctioned by the Prussian
Minister Of Commerce, has Induced Hanover to
announce distinctly the plan Of this third league.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
FROM THE EAST.
Awful nlsasteF.

Through the kindness Of Capt Long of the Hi
hernia, we have telegraphic dispatch from Lon
don Of Saturday morning, announcing the arrival Of
the Overland Mail with Bombay date. Of 18th Of
May.
At Bennres upwards of 1000 persons have lost
their lives by the explosion of a magazine boat
loaded with 5000 barrels of gunpowder. A whole
feet Of 80 boats were destroyed, and immense
damage was also done to the own, near which the
explosion took place.
Commercial advices represent business as very
dull. The season is considered closed. No marine
news reported
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

ihe quotations, viz Fair Orleans n, 6.,r NJ AN.
up.he. u m6oh,g " Per 70 The ..ls. n, ~, "a
80 - 20 a. w h.-. ., whieh specul.lo,s hs., -
tnors 'oo, ar. u so UplsocsaS asi; sIsof,s.es
I'D 3 100 NOBLE snd Alabam.A6 - "a " - 800
See lssnf A. w . y peri tn. so-k Of Gu ~ a, "
po' es'lmstsa a. 5e 60 hal-s Of which a. 40 - va
tssn sxsitsl sock A. this PERIOD 80. ~ -, -
which 5Is,tfo bales wee Ara-v~.n " '''''V+s u
The Continuance OF fu- weather b.s h.S . H..
uun'nee on he Com rrsrlet The lrs1ssetlo1. e,s
inr wess being on very limited sale withc,t
,idikr 10 Ne =, mrs rates, sxc-p f,r i1alAs Corn
rs cechred "a per q1sr@r Tn q1ot-,ior. a. Isea
Corr, <'9Hs tdi ~, ian Corn heal, IS. per nj ~
IN CsIal Feur 9'12, Phlsde nhis snd B.H no.. ~
70 % d6s % Der TON "se>t,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
Chor,rn nj the West md Southwest.

The Cholera continues to rage in Cincinnati
though we have no later particulars by mail. At
Nashville it is on the increase. On the % inst
there were 10 interments; IA of Cholera On the
Sd there were 90 deaths from Cholera. AT the
penitentiary there had been deaths the other
cases, so in number, were convslescent On the
north ,ide Of the river, in the Edgefed neighbor-
hood there were thirty odd deaths from the SOth
of June to the Sd Of July l6 to IS being negroes.
In st. Louis, during the week ending July 3, there
were &c deaths Of Cholera The reports of the
Cholera in Chicago are contrtdcted BY the Chicago
Journal Of the 9th inst. which says the health Of
the city was better and there are no cases Of
Cholera.
The Pats6urgh Gazette Of the 9th states that
several fatal cases of Cholera hal occurred in that
cisy-sll strangers who had jus; arrived in town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
The D,aeyepce with Prussia.

Vienna dates of the 18th state that Prussia has
refused to recognize the Frankfort Congress as
the plensry assembly OF the German Confedera-
tion conside ring it simply as a voluntary meeting
of the Re representatives. of the German States A
Vienna journal concludes the above announcement
with the remark, "Thus has Russia separated
herself from Germany"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
Enr California.

We shall issue TO MORROW MORNING
the XXXIVth number of The Tribune Jor
California, oregon and the Sand'0'ch bSa"as,
1t will contain all the latest Foreign ana
Domestic News, full particulars of the Dea'n
of Gen. Taylor, Congressional Proceedings
Marriages and Deaths, &c. .,.,,o
Persons wishing copies Of this paper VIII Pl0N'o
.svo ,bei, orders to day to neutrality-suspicious.
Single copies, in wrappers ready Tor ma'iHS' ''A
uanca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

II II you wish to make your purchases In Dry Good
90 ss be satisfied that you have laid your money oai
right give your patronage to the MessrsTowLs I'll ofp4
o. Columbian Hall The whole stock In This extensive COO
Germ has beeE reduced about tho actual Cost to male
room for their heavy Fall imporIaons you wish TO s
brsk business tho slack season OF the year. jansve
them call and make your selections from their assortment
Of Silks shawls Msnrlas Bareses, Printed husins and
Lawns Lace Embroderes Psrasos, &c. SC. and you WI
find ont that our advice IL good
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
ITALY.
The Old story.

The position of Rome is still most unsatisfactory.
A Congress Of Cardinals has been named to discuss
the affairs of the country and are told that the
Police have been aced under the Austrian mill.
tary authority.
At Naples irightful accident occurred on the
18th of June. A part of the Grenslis, an immense
edifce, used as bsrrsck for troops, gave way aud
fell, overwhelming 400 or 500 persons in the ruins.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
miscellaneous.

There has been a change. in the Austrian Rep
resentation at Berlin, aud rumors have arisen Of
new disputes between Prussia and Austria.
The Cholera has redppeared at Berlin. Among
many other lures Of presses that Of the Prussisn
Zeitung is announced. Being Royalist and anti
revolutionary journal, IFS confscation excites es
pecia remark The war upon the press is carried
on with the utmost rigor
NJ Hsstendeg, Chief Minister of Hess Cs''el,
has been found guilty of embezzIiug the public
funds Another account says he has been convicted
Of forgery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
The Spanish Government Excited.

It is said that Gen. Nsrvaez has had warm
discussion with the Embassador Of the United
States, in which he expressed the astonishment
and regret of the Spanish Government that the
Government of the United States had not prevented
the expedition of Lopez from being prepared 10
the States, but had allowed it to depart with the
object OF attacking Cuba.
1t is also reported that the Spanish Minister has
addressed a warm remonsrance To Washington,
embodyng the views Of the Spanish Government,
and that this note is not written in very smieable
spirit.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

The Atlantic arrived at Liverpool at o'clock
Wednesday morning, June 81, making the passage
in 10 days and l6 hours. She took the whole town
by surprise. Her log is published, from which it
appears that, during the six last days Of her voy-
age, she accomplished greater distance than any
other steamer afost has ever done. On the cath
with head wind, she ran 3ls miles in "a hours
She was advertised to leave on the 10Th inst. and
will contest the race with the Asia, which leaves
for Boston on the 18th.
The passengers by The Atlantic have published
Gard. in which they bestow the highest praise to
the sea and other qualities Of that noble steamer,
and to Capt West and his assistants for their uni
form vigilance and kindness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
TURKEY.
In.urrection.

Letters from Belgrade state that revolution
against the Turks had broken out in Bulgaria. The
three Districts within Gurgysobs and Belgrade
are stated to be in open iosurrecson. The insur'
gents were marching against the Fort Of Bel
gradcieza, which contains but small garrison, but
an immense quantity of munitions Of war. AnOth
er statement is that the Fort is already in their
hands.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12

ANNUAL MEETING or MAGSETIc TELEGRAPH
Co-Attb The Annual Meeting Of the Magnetic Tel
eeraph Co held on the 18th July, at the ComPany's
Office. William 81 Swain, Esq. Of PhladelPhis
was elected President OF the Company George
II. Hart, Treasurer; A r. Corbn, Secretary, and
Amos Kendall, B b French A. s. Abel NJ Can
by, Joseph Sailor and r. ~ Hoe, Directors.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-12
The Greek Question Settled.

Gen. Lahi tie announced to the Assembly on
Monday. the conclusion Of the favorable nego.is
lions With England respecting the Greek affair
He said. the Government Of the Republic h'Pe' it
Ill Ia sydent to ali that from the first to the last
a., Of that long negotiation, its conduct was only
inspired by the sentiment Of national dignity By a
.piri, of Cancellation, and desire Of maintaining
general peace.
This communication was received with Dad ap'
plarse on the right