New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-13
FOUR DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.
Dates from Liverpool October 30th, London
18th. Paris 2Stb.

a. the foot OF Canalst yesterday at about O'Clock,
making the passage from Liverpool in IL days and
% hours having left Liverpool at P. NJ. Oct so.
The political Intelligence from ENGLAND is not
important The reestablishment Of Roman
Catholic hierarchy in England is yet the alien
crossing topic. The Conservative press and Bish-
Cd of London are loud in denunciation. The Gov
eminent, it is said, viii not interfere Cardinal
Wiseman has issued his first pastoral. The dec
ument contains nothing new. The preparations
for the Great Exhibition are progressing rapidly.
The Palace Of Glass Is being raised with mlracu-
lous ouickness 1t is proposed that this structure
shall be permanent being used as winter gar
den after the purposes of the exhibition are ac-
compshed Murders and burglaries are OF the
most frequent occurrence. Nothing has yet trans
pired as to the result Of the course which the
three Great Powers have taken in reference to
the Danish dispute. An amusing incident occurred
in the departure of the Africa from Liverpool it IS
narrated by the Morning Herald
While she was passing Georges Pier an incl
dent occurred of nature so unusual that 1t crea-
ted quite scene. At the crisis we have men
toned four. Dared boat put oil from the shore,
and on its reaching the Africa, she was boarded
by Sherh2s officer in search of atugtlye debtor.
The part wanted is a British subject holding
an official situation under her Britannia Majesty
Mt New Orleans, who has been III England Tor the
last few months. The officer, who was armed
with the authority of judges order for claim
amounting to about 1850 finding that he could
not arrange matters to his satisfaction insisted on
the ecntleman's returning shore. Several
/ friends of the latter offered TO give security lor
treble the amount OF the demand, although 1t is
| disputed claim; but the man OF law, armed with
little brief authority, was nexorable as Achilles
Under these circumstances submission was the
only alternative and the gentleman reluctantly
| descended to the deck OF the Satellite with nus
luggage, and with every prospect OF BENG con
! verted from a traveller into deteAa. MeantlMe
the Africa steamed on her way, dragging her little
Satellite dashed to her side; and on nearing the
mouth of the river, the final signal was given to
| "iet CO. At this moment the legal difficulty was
fortunately arranged, and the gentleman at the
| last mement r6ascended the steamer, with MS
traps, amid the cheers OF his telov-passenGers
and the officers of the ship. Mr. NJ lver the man
agcr and resident partner in Liverpool, was on
! board during this extraordinary scene; and he
declared that while anxious to afford every as
sstance to officers in turtherng the ends OF justice
! he would not permit the privacy OF his passengers
| TO be invaded and her Maesty's mails 70 be de-
| tanned on account of any dispute whatever be-
| tween individuals
From FRANCE we hear of great conspiracy,
including most if not all of the Provinces OF both
East and West accompanied By rumors OF mischief
to pay at Paris and elsewhere. NJ. Gent, radical
Member of the late National Assembly. has beena ar
rested at l. ons on account ofthis conspiracy The
whole story may be true, but it Is also possible
that it is an invention of the Police preparatory to
the meeting of the Legislative Assembly and de
signed to bring the members of that body to the
proper frame ofmind with reference to the schemes
oft no ir0VprD-
ment deny that France has proposed, conformity
with Russia, to invade Prussia, provided the last
named power viii not help Denmark put down
Schleswig Holstein. GeD.Cavaignac is SAID to nave
declared himself in private conversation in favor
of prolonging the term of the President; doubtful.
Jeanne the stationer in the Passage Choisenl, and
Courville in the Rue de B ac both OF whom have
for some time driven a great trade IN busts and
medallions of Henry V. and other legItImlstc
knick knacks, have been tried Tor sedHlon, and
found not guilty by the Jury. Had they been
accused of Republicanism, they would have
smarted for it, The subioined letter from Armand
Barbes is worth reading Barbes, though had-
ical, Reyolutionist and q Consplrator punished
by being half his mature life in prison. has soul
whose chiyary might shame that OF the ancient
Bayard Though DESTROYS of being removed from
the unwholesome cells Of Doueens he cannot con
descend to ask that his wish may he complied
with The letter is as follows;
Do me the favor my dear Briyes TO hasten 10 The MID
later Of the Interior and TO summon MIN IN my name, 10
cause me to Belle He The report oil Or reus
on my health has nothing 10 do WIN lae ca9e al.e y
formal declaration 10 the nspectoTGener Lucas mat
whether i'll or not intended 10 be sent away "lth he
others can only consider exemption as an attack on
nv moral consideration on my honor ia an ola hePuocah
who has never asked ANYTHING as aYe Nv 1Tu
ever Yours truly, BARBES.
Prison of DOuellens, Oct N'
The election Of two Deputies for the depart
ment of the Cher will take place on the Gath OF
November There are three candidates-MM.
Navel Genetry, Planchat, and Duyergier de
Hauranne.
The Journal dc Flaadre announces that the
French Government has prohibited the entrance
into France of all unbleached linen cloths coming
from Belgium. Snow has fallen in large quanti-
ties at Bourg, Orleans, and Sombernon, in the
Cote d Or, where the vintage is not yet all gath
cred, and at Rouen.
The principal news from GERMANY IS that
Prussian troops have entered the Electorate oil
Hesse, marching upon the roads which they nave
right to use according to the treaties oil I'D
They are commanded by Gen Won tdroOen VINO
announces that he is charged with the duty OF re-
peIng military intervention in the Electorate 1t
is said that they do not intend to remain there
but are merely marching through to Thuringlai
but this may be SO or not, according to clFcu1l-
stances We DO not see that any Austrian Or b a.
,.arion forces have made sirailar movement
though there is talk of their intention to 60 So
s1,o+ m "
panic in relation to this very dispute Inc
LOUD informs the public on semi-oticlal au'hoFl'
~ that Bayarian and Austrian battalion was