New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-24
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA Ar HALiFAA'

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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA AT HALF M
ALL QUIET POLITICALLY
ANOTHER RISE IN COTTON
nv Telegraph to The Tribune from Halifax.
Bosros, Tuesday, July q
The Asia left Halifax on Monday at IL A. NJ
and arrived at her dock in Boston at quarter past
p. III. today.
Capt. Jsdkins reports that the Asia arrived oil
Halifax at O'Clock on Sunday night and was de-
aimed by fog-arriving in that port at o'clock on
Monday morning.
ENGLAND.
Honor 10 sir Robert Peel
The political news from England is unimportant'
In the House on Friday resolution was adopted
amid profound silence, for an address TO Her Ma
iesty to give directions for the erection Of monu
rnent in Westminster Abbey to the memory Of the
deceased (Sir Robert Peel. The address was Or
dered to be carried up in the usual form. Mr.
Goulburn then moved that the Speaker issue bis
writ for the Borough Of Tarnworth, in the room OF
the late Sir Robert Peel. Carried.
The Assailnpt Of the Queen.
Robert Pate, for al assault upon the Queen, has
been convicted and sentenced to sevenyears trans
portation.
Miscellaneous.
Walter Watts, late lessee Of the Olympic The.
s.er has been sentenced to- ten years Transports
ton for robbing the Globe Insurance Company
The prisoners defalcations are stated at $4,000.
FRANCE.
miscellaneous.
PARIS, Thursday Evening.
The new Electoral Law will disfranchise 5000,
900. electors, or two-thirds of the whole body
The Assembly has confirmed, by majority
1917 its vote Of the previous day, that every leading
article should be signed by its author.
A large quantity Of ball cartridges have been
seized at the house Of Perpignan.
Little doing on the Bourse. SIS opened at 95 60
and closed at IS 10.
GERMANY.
Ratification with Denmark.
The Cologne Gazette has a teegraphic dispatch
dated erin, July 6, stating that the Protocol
which is added to the treaty of peace with Den
mark, and which suspended the Convention OF the
Armistice, has been ratified by Prussia and by
Denmark The Prussisn troops are to leave the
Duchies on the 18th inst. Information has been
received that the Sches~g Holstein troops will
Immediately occupy the cities and districts which
the Prussian forces are preparing to evacuate.
New Ministry in wirtenburg.
A new ministry has been formed In Wrtenburg
on the dissolution OF the Wirtenburg Diet on the
Sd inst, by rousl message. Tho speaker addressed
he Assembly reminding them of the dissolution
n the Diet OF 1e49, in December OF that year. On
which occasion, he stated that the dissolution OF
Diet was legal, if the government were resolved
10 respect the will of the people. The new minis.
nv OF Wirtemburg dissolved the Chamber be-
cause lit refused TO authorize the government to
rsise the taxes for more than two months.
DENMARK.
War with lhe Duchies.
BERLIN, Tuesday, Julys
The Tsm.s correspondent writes that unless the
varlike designs Of the Schleswig- Holstein Gov
eminent aye arrested by mature consideration OF
The consequences, measures will be commenced
sgsinst them BY The King of Denmark ia bis own
name The Government Of Denmark will, no
Doubt issue manifesto TO the Duchles Immediate.
10 No coercive measures will be adopted till all
other means have failed. A Russian squadron OF
eight ships the-lne and smaller vessels, mas an.
: chored near the Island Of Moen, ready to support
Denmark If she needs help
AUSTRIA.
Army Reduced.
The mercantile letters from Vienna OF the 9th
inst. mention that owing 10 report that reduc
ton of $4,000 men was TO be made in the Army,
and that large number of artillery and baggage
horses would be disposed Of by public auction,
the funds had risen, and the premium on gold and
silver had experienced fall
SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
Nothing New.
There is very little news from the south Of
Europe. We have nothing fresh from Portugal
respecting the American claims. The Queen Of
Spain keeps Madrid in a most interesting state Of
anxiety, but her sccouchment 80 often mentioned
has not yet taken place.
GREECE.
Dissolution Of Parliament.
Letters from Athens of the ed ult announce
that the Greek Parliament was to be dissolved in
afew days and wrts issued for q new election
The Chamber had passed a law of restriction on
the Press in consequence OF scandalous libel late
ly published at Athens against the King and
Queen.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Ponsons, Day 81 Co.'S Report
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, July Is.
Yesterday with fair attendance OF buyers AZ the Corn
Exchange, less activity prevailed thsn Tuesday In con-
Nquence OF improvement In The weslher and thou Rb
wHkAT met sir sale 81 The advanced prices Of Tuesday
boyefs operated with caution. ="
BAkEEL FLOUR met be0i4r inquiry and holders were
Hsbed ~ establish advance OF Is upon Canadian and
partially Cd lsUpon States
Indian CoRS 10 firmly he'd but II met little attention
yesterday and the sales OF q retail character
The markets Ia the interior hsve ali been more active th,
week al advancing prices for WHEAT and FLOUR but the
teether during the pss few days having been of more
seied character induce less scye operations on the
part OF dealers The London Coss market yesterday was
but with less business passing ''
CoIIos-ouf last Circular OF the 9Th inst len This srt.
pOsaon, with en- upward tendency and the mar