New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-07-04
Miscellaneous Intelligence.

The Duke de Broelie, NJ. Theirs, NM d1izor
Duchattel and Durno, have visited tne SAn;u5
Louis Philippe, whose state Of health Is aialniu5
The spontaneous protest OF NJ. oe Diun' es5ac,ad
the forced solution Of the Greek question, ehected
AZ Athens has been approved and ratlhed 10 d ior'
nal manner by the Emperor OF Prussa r,..,6.
The President of the Republic has eittne blysee
N .nend abort time at St. Cloud, the ayorite res
idence Of the Emperor. ,.,u
THE prefect of the Bas Rim has suspended M'
uan. the Mayor of Nedertronnes, from the exer-
Else nj his functions for having signed as Mayor
petition against the Electoral Law.
Two printers named Brault and Maginez, have
been sentenced by the the Police Court Of Paris 10
5000 francs fine each for having printed two songs
entitled "The Foreign Invasion" and the "Cry
of the People," without having put their names 70
them.
Lord Normandy has presented new project 70
General La Hitte on the Greek affair, bat no deh'
mite termination Of the matter has yet taken place.
The differences between England and France
have in great degree been, at least for the pres
ent superseded by the grave dssension which ex-
lists between the Government and the commission
on the dotaton question. The Ministers Will not
yield iota, and the commission appears as equal
~ determined. The effect produced By the rejec-
ton OF the ministerial demand and the conduct oil
the two most hostile members of the commission
who refuse TO justify by their acts the sincerity OF
their convictions, appear less favorable TO the )-
UlbtlDu tuhu W Itsiutul VI lNtpuOii-r hhN
it is even thought that the Assembly will not ratify
the decision Of the commission.
NJ. Lamartine has been obliged to stop at MACON
on his journey 10 the East by an attack OF illness,
which confines him 10 his bed.
An outcry has been raised by the journals in op'
position against the proposition for macadamizng
the BOulevards, which they aege is the first part
OF general system for improving the streets OF
Paris, to prevent the formation OF barbados New.
ertheless, it will soon be in fact accomplished.
The achievements to be sent 70 the expedition
Of La Plata, in consequence OF the failure OF nego
tiation are TO consist Of three steamers furnished
by the port OF Toulon, and 3 900 men; which would
carry the effective force Of the expedtonary coprs
to 1000 men,
The director Of the TT0raiHeur de FIn1re was
sentenced by the Court Of Assize # Chateaureux,
on Monday, to three months imprisonment and
2,000f fine for a Eeditous bel.
A contract has been concluded by the Miaister OF
War FOR additional works in the fortress Of Mon.
Valerien 10 the amount OF 300,000f
Several arrests were effected on Tuesday and
Wednesday in the Fanbourgs of persons charged
with the clsndestine manufacture Of powder
The editor Of the R6f0rnlateur du Lot ct Can
tai has been arrested at Bordeaux. This arrest led
TO several Others and it said TO importsnt dis
closures.
was sentenced by the Assize Court Of that Depart
ment 10 three months imprisonment aud 3O00E
fine for various sedtious libes.
The Misunderstanding between Generals Chan
GARNER and Hautpoul daily becomes more serious.
The COMMANDMENTS Chief is said to have announced
bis intention to resign unless the portfolio Of war be
entrusted to other hands
The Assembly resumed to day I20th the debate
on NJ Nadauds motion relative 70 public works,
and rejected by 800 votes against 2ll the first
article uuthorising public establishments to enter
into voluntary contracts with associations Of mas
and WOrknCD for works not exceeding 80 OODL.
Nj Emile de Girardin appeared to day in the As
sembly, and took his seat upon the bench Of Nm.
Garnet Vidal, de Flotte, Hennequn, and Eugene
Sue. Sue and Vidal received the new member
with cordial welcome, and his appearance excited
much curiosity