New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-03-25

Rorae-Pspe's Re;uTu-Tte New German
Parliament --MeteTnich Mzneuv ers--The
Greek Afair-.witzeriand-F Elee.
lions, &c.

I last 20 -.l-.t ls cDl-'rI-l:ate-r 49, ~ -
words coacerli : come o'her couafTls' G. : al's
/ The P,pe L Tot ye;o, rs retain % Rome. i
NAV u certain tte. lie w. roi return - !2ig .
tie city g cccgpied IS TIC Ffe1eh o. q .ea-' =
/ theIn exclusively The Pope requires e.ile' a.,
r.oa oc-,,-.e6 q trooqs entirely II rs pay AZ
nrs,r b.s t.raoo-sl aag. @. a mixed -aE1.so' Q =
/ ,..,;,,, ~ aust-isn-. spsasa5s AID French he
,,.t.- b,,u BEEN ,hc -rst 70 .abor ~ tn restore
TO- ~ ,ss ;enlfora aa;inrity Of tie sCvereisa For-
~ The irst 10 is a:ec'i--, O. rather - lie 81
/ !. &c.. %, ,l.s Abso.at.s.s Of College Of Ca--.-a-i-
- -. -.,-esertative Of Fraace Eeglects nothing
.3,,.es - give sst.. ton il Lat q9a:cr l. o-
der 70 sl5,y noe clesr.g that yes Lot Rep1b-
CA. or tia. he IS 80 OBJ b. c7l-'lsa.ai - -o'ee.
Gen. paraguay ] HlAeTs ordered snsia---b' ior
the zitb d Feb the Anniversary Of the aePro-c
| TIE snaaish Ce1ers. Ccstova took pa; g
II sicily ,f- armel bau-I.i have bec5n-c Sc f.
n,,5stle that 10 one Gar.s 10 expose h1'ci Ont O.
ia. e tiee A rrcc has been SCI "a se.~ al neAds
49, ,be re,fle have been d.sauned. Do. x ticu-
diminishing to- l1aa-- o. tie ar-4cit. lhe big
Ter. o--, Nar.cs announce r7eat ar.nailelt,
q, ,pat l:rg,otn. 1900 mcn were already o. tbs
mach f,c the Roman frontier The Erench irooi :
81 D.. crowded u between imposing force Gu iLe
Nth and The cOuth a remarkable COINCIDE. '
Win the u5oyeu1ents g.: the troops Ia h1ssa AID a.
/ Austria.
| "a s.iH totsk6 pisce f., Eriun- Vow new CON-
/ olcation IS produced. \ telegraph, dIsp-'cD Pu'
! ,.iea by tie Coi1-gs Go-.Ec, announces tLsl Is
! fo., ntlon as fisue8 On she -t.A Of cDrlas-'
/ b.tw.rn Bayaua, Ssxouy and y, uftemb-rs. Tins
Convention unitrs tue three states Just name = 3!
B . lsa.ae 81 common aety. AIstris appears ga
. tr.. H.. 4f ne E '.sa I'D.
/ Ba.nriaSaxolg AID WutemDur9, orc Catholic, 80
] ~ tr9babie that Austria was tie hrsi . secret
iusti-ste ar! support tins cambiuaIol - Praise
/ vas [, 10 The same 70 The league OF Tie Protest
and Ftefes X il tue ics, tme. ialt o. Fespeci g.
/ the rew unity oi Germany. the question uas teei
started between Pruss a aud the Protestant POKE.
/ ON tie a.e feai ard Austria witG tie Catho'c
D,,y, ers uu tn y Ler ,.a .art $ IT, - - .t-
a,,talt as Russia j. nj ogether on to- SIDE ~ Tie
! Cathohc r.yers The Protestant states ia = r
many are tio.e whose political organization IS The
yeatost ard where the dissolution oi religious
r.. a carried ~ th- greatest extent. the attempt
o. Prussia 20 constitute national rehf or nave iO
vet produced any :mlog,a.t results. Ca no o,ntf
hand Frar-,. the Catholic cantons Cl SItzerclr,
Bel,inm. gle Rhine Provinces Iecesasri ) !lsc-
fh ,fuselyes ia opposition I, tie dcsa u Prussia
. nm. favor the establishment - q icf4uc tctNs~i
the CL.hO.lc states.
lbe, YOU 10 notice The stay Of Meiicrnich az
Brussels He means to remain there a soo1 wnLe
tor he has Just hired house d the Counts
Verne de Mt.Oje, one q the finest ald ide most
s,sc.1us III the cite Mct,erich after having douc
c.er,ih.u, ~ ms ioTer u London ~ promote th.
triuu, l. o! the European reacto. tbgcu ciout in.
,vloc line. and finding himself without .alueuc,
W.T.! Lord LaLsG0Wue md LORD Famereton has
returned 10 the side OF him Lcor3i.. IMs MAJ
PLAYS q very important part ~ al iec affairs ''
Europe on account Of his relationship ~th ihe
lueei. g. England, the KIM .! rie frc"h, TN
KIM Of Portugal, ard hs character n, Gesinau
Prince. Hereditary sovereign OF one "a fcac a.
ton husband Of an em'AeAty CATHOLIC fr.ncc's,
father OF two Prjuces GrateG ia the Co;'oic ~
Geiou the KIM OF thc Bel ian, may De- consHcf' ,
espe, jallv in view Of the ambition 81 L ussip, n.
acting j.. tie interest OF Ae Catholic League He,s
= an extraordinary tact his Influence win ~.
Queen o. ENGLAND inclnas 10 be- Cath1'c. and VI
ne more readily yielded Go ca tbs scoout' FOR w.
Queen tends coward tie reaction, wl.c- "ou.
make tie CsiLOic element predominant over u.
Protestant element IN tie English ,nsrch--or e.e-
nttt vlnl DO size has never los, aud winch = ne
/ serve! .uiuurcd IN hor TteaI Gni lu Lcr sa-rc-
/ nei.ts Tbs is q fact, which | VII bar ~ STAT
( viihou, odd.a4 any comment ~ VTaseal. a.,
Uuit.-y policy Of Prsssla las never -.cl.cl ~.
ter directed bow.
!. appears IT tie Democrats end the sdsa4csa
CONSTITUTIONS ~ vii irse 10 pat D. th- appTosca
. inc elections 'os the isl, P.usf'eH Cuemoer Ihe
Government has made use Of rs prc,osa All
chosen delegates .or tine .per Chamber % ne 90.
/ Tolerate State.
/ The Rosssa Ambassador a, Yionrt les e
ceised Official orders 10 declare e. .il,e Sth"n-:z
enbura ,nat the Cabinet II - Petersburg has t-
/ solved 10 sustain, ty ever. method, ihc nights o.
! Greece in &c d,f r,lce WIKI England
The FroIsh Ambassador a. London ". D.Cuii
+ de Lnus e. on returning 90 hs post lew weeks
/ since jealousy undertook IT, paft o. O mediator
4 The French Chamber postponed e.. eNp.al.s,.ol o..
/ the affairs o. Greece while ilus negotiation wa
/ pend.u- Toe reply Il the French Goy,rameli
/ 70 the ,rutost OF King Otho 10 IS tai. las ar
1 uved 1t Athcgs. but the Greek Government Ecep.
I /, secret while a~s.tne the reply Of h1ssla.
/ Affairs thcu rcnlaiu, with tnc affirmation ~ tn
4 greIch Ministcg 81 Foreign Ahsl,s. ths. the Gov
ernmcut OF that country val az nothing Tor tn
! Greeks beyond simple pW'ecun 81 ihe dsle cd,
| Feb l9 The French feet was s,ul a. Noaiia.
! Lralald persists ia the La asares o. co'lciO.
which she nas adopted against Greco ~ ihc
last accoanis the b'ocksde It tie i. nus wls
c,.tauol l. .i;ols ilua. syria G., ] eb ~ aLIollc,
that ihe Eur.ish fleet sill capturing tIc Gfe-h
/ ships The lsics O, SerNl ana saplcgza have 10
Net L.e4 occupied. Tue order ior occuP patton
had arrived at Corfu bar the Lord " 81 C,Auals-
sonrr. w ard hayllg wished to previously consult
the Legislative BODY Ce'ved the reply that tbs
, Islands bad never belonged ia the Septnsu ~ CIV
/ egLmenL and that y ~Oua be GLJGst ~ iaAs ineM
from Greece.
This unexpected response protaced great al
I tauoa al { lrta The British garrison, -asIuc some
/ outbfc8s. took Sic most rigorous measures The
Lo.d Hlgh Commissioner. deemed It proper t.
issue proclamation 10 alay the public excite
ment The journals OF Athens are Prohibited a.
I Corfu and IN al the lunsn lslcs.
The more one studies Tie conduct OF Encieud ~
tbs adsir. OF Gr, Gee I'll Gle arer does Z
that the 70 csmslo hons were 0nN a. accessory object
that toe principal am 10 taAe part 10 o..
guestCa = lhe East. ald 10 divide The kl,sisn
lnha, Ies. This .ua@e.ce % stu atcse.Aer Cafh0
he: for Yea mus, LOT trset that IA TIE present
diplomatic state q kGroqe Russia 5 cu the g.
OF The Cstholi, sla Apcs;c Sc Church. 81 The side
% hon. is.,l. IL 60 &C., g Al ls brL-.-A u tie
Cariolic and Apor.ohc Chu-ch.
la the Gees. u The East, the interests o..
England nay BE- o. lie SIDE Vi Alexandra All
SYRIA BuE the nation whch possesses Malta au-
the ioaIau Is'es viii tGSe tie lead IN this part
.le Mediterranean The mones, that war breaks
out o. anew arrangement takes place IN European
affairs
The military VreQarut.o-$ are continued y a..
quarters Ia the Electorate oiHesse vel 70 ih,
Ducly u NASSAU, the so.diers who base been u..
aroneh are recalled IL headquarters. lg : tie
saule u WurtembuTs
The,e As have Already o,ten ssia, everything
Is prepaIHg boz great events 81 the opening O tn
rev seasch
IL Frarce, tire Dsanocrstic and Social Herrb IT,