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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19

ed name and reputation not for what they have
actually written, but because their names have
been affixed to their respective papers as Tfdac-
teac7S IN chef gfra'ls must now yield to those who
are the actual writers OF the articles Tor which
they have hitherto got credit,
The trial of the thirtyone individuals accused
of having formed a secret illegal society for the
restoration of the elder branch Of the House of
Bourbon was concluded on Saturday, before the
Court OF Assize Of Paris. They We're found guilty
and sentenced to Imprisonment for SIX months
The others were acquitted
Undismayed by the melancholy catastrophe that
beicl Lieut. Gale, the aeronaats continue to invent
new modes Of attracting spectators. Instead of
Monsieur P0tevn ascending on horseback, 1t IS
Madame Poitevin who performs that danger
Gus feat There was m ascent from the hippo
dlome, when that lady dressed en- d0l1@o7e,
mounted her white mare her husband occupying
the car After having passed over Paris, and
sailed among the clouds for couple OF hours, the
adventurous couple descended safe and sound at
some distance to the north Of the capital.
The Goth of September being the anniversary OF
tie Duke dc Bordeaux S birthday, the Lcgtlnlst
organs abounded in tributary eusions, the grace
Of which is considerably impaired by the new rule
Of Signature for what was under the anonymous
1IoGwc the expression Of the devotion OF party
becomes at present the personal adulatlon OF an
individual.
Two delegates ofthc Maronife population have
arrived in Paris. They have come in the name OF
their couutrylnen Of the Lbanus to ask the
French Government for concession OF land In
Algeria. This population has always been re
gaTded rs honest and industrious coonists, and
their Introduction into Algeria must be consider
ed rs highly desirable.
The Nepaulese Ambassador and suite quilted
Paris ON Tuesday, for Marseilles, to embark for
The East.
Monsgnor Franzon has arrived in France. On
W ednesdoy night news was received in Paris
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Slit, Conbrongh & stitt's Circular.

CORES lONucncc OF Inc tribune.
Per .imGtieo LIVERPOOL, Friday evening" Oct l.
ASHES continue dull and business transacted has again
been on limited scale; prices unchanged.
BAcoNA moderate business has been done in this article
at rather advanced rates. Hams continue inactive. Two
parcels Shoulders are now landing for which the highest
quotation lis demanded
BARK continues Unlimited demand prices remain una
tered
BEEF is in moderate request sales Of the week amount
tol00 terces, al previous rules.
CHEEsE.-NO sales report. Imports are light.
CORN, &c.We can note no Improvement in our market
and prices again lower for Wheat and Flour The i'm
ports ofhe latter article have been large scale Al
days market extensive business done in Flour al the
reduced the transactions in Wheat ana Indian Corn
We're limited, prices remain steady.
LARD continues good demand ana fully 80 tns have
been sold at last weeks quotations.
OII.s.-No sales 10 report.
PoRK-saes old have been made to the extent Of 100
bbls. New continues neglected.
RCEThe demand is steady, about 300 crcas sold
l8s0l9s I'D, the latter price for fine
REsINl 500 bills sold at 3s03s Id lorcomm0n UP los
forvery fine.
T,LLow.-The demand continues good, and prices are
shade higher
TAR.-No sales.
TuRPENIINE.-No sales. Yours,
STITr. COTTBROTrGH 10 STITT
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PRUSSIA.
Change Of Ministry.

a partial change OF Ministry has suddenly taken
place at Berlin. On the Goth ult. Baron Won
Schleinitz was on his own request OF the 18Th
Foreign Affairs, and on the same day Lieutenant
General Radowitz was appointed to fill the vacant
Office Since that change the King has shown a
desire 70 pursue & more determined policy than
before; aud as the present Minister (Radowitzl
has from bis first appointment as an official always
displayed the most determined enmity to the poll
tion, the present change is not likely to produce
good understanding between the two rivals for
the German supremacy-Pussia and Austria
Tie questionnow is, whether the Premier Mant-
cuiel, who equally with every other person. was
taken by surprise, and who for a length OF time
occupied position aniagonistic to that Of RADIO
WITT and who indeed was the Premier dc fact0,
viii continue TO remain in office.
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From NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Matters in Mecklenburg Schwerin seem to be
progressing toward the same dissension between
the Duke and his people, in Hesse Cassel.
The Constitution sworn to by the Grand Duke on
10th Of October le49, has been violated, as we
already stated, by Ministerial decree OF the
18th ult abolishing it altogether, and regrantinS
the obnoxious Nobility, or Iunker, their old priv
leges and rights The Deputies refused to obey
what they considered an illegal act, and intended
10 come together ON the oath ult at the appointed
time for the purpose of carrying on their delb
erations. On the previous day, however, the
President of the Chamber was esGod by the po
lice and carried to prison. The members belong,
ing to the Left quilted Schwern Immediately at
telward, and from the village of Ostor issued a
protest against the illegal proceedings OF the
Government 1t is signed by twenty Six mem
bcrs. and is distinguished by great moderation
The whole of the Grand Duchy is in high state
Of excitement, and the military force 1t possesses
is in readiness to quell any disturbance at the
first sign Of an outbreak 1t will hardly be ne
cessarV however, for them to act the popu!a
zion of Hessen have given so brilliant al exam,
pie OF the advantages OF passive resistance and
the PIussian troops are too near the MecklenourS
frontier TO render it likely that resistance viii be
attempted by the people. The Engere Auschess
of the nobility and the landed proprletors, aboi'
ished Tor ever in l949, was re0pened on the 2sti
nit. bv Duchal Commissioner; and one OF their
first measures was the immediate restoration OF
their ieudal privileges to Their full extent
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ITALY.
The Piedmontesc Archbislops.

Lc..ers from Tarin OF the gan 0It. announce
that the Archbishop, NJ. G. Franzoni, has been
condemned by the Criminal Court convened on
the application of the Attorney, General, to DC
OF the Archbishop will be seized. This sentence
was pronounced by the Judges by majority OF
10 out of a. The news OF the sentence being
carried into execution, as announced by the Con-
coYdia, is considered premature,
Private letters from Piedmont Of the 2Sth qlt.
announce, that in consequence Of the refusal OF
the Archbishop of Cagliar to withdraw the ex-
communication he had Illuminated, that prelate
was arrested on the night of the Esd, and placed
on board steamer bound it was believed, ioT
Civita Vecchiu. Archbishop l1ranzoni has arrived
ut Paris.
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miscellaneous.

Some disturbances took place on Sunday last at
perpignan, in the course OF which several persons
we're wounded with knives. y woman who had
gone up to the Commissary OF Police, crying out
| "A la euiliotine" was at once arrested by him.
The crowd, however, rescued her and litreated
THE filnctionary. She was aierward again arrest
led aud the crowd became so tunl0luous as to re-
quire the Interference OF the armed force TO dis.
jpelse it. Thee other persons We're also arrested
aiterward All has since remained quiet,
On Saturday, by order OF the Procareur Of the
Republic, the Co1soic was seized al the Post
IOhce, snd in the Office ol tjai Journal for an arti
ielc entitled II Ere des GeSafs, as offensive to
lthe person Of the President OF the Republic.
PIE sub Get Of embarrassment to the conductors
pf the P,is press, 1t threatens completely TO up
set many established populations and to bring for
lward series OF names hitherto unknown to fame.
THE Beltms Nerous, and others, who have acquir-
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millinery Nehnncl,el,Y.

WIFI, the exception of the BonapMtist journals
the universal French press Is condemmnS Louis
Nnoleons miserable attempts TO seduce the sol
,liery by distributing food and VINE among then'
me Taion ani,ms that 4 deliberate attempt Is
made to seduce the army by marks OF attention
3,.It is caressed, excited and encouraged to cry,
s,y;ye Napoleoni Vive IEmpereu! III the
midst OF its hbations,' The NatioRGl treats the
affair as subject for rjiicule merely After the
4 frst mart of the review on Thursday, 1t says
sBttween the acts we had precisely the same lnlerde
~ ON sunday Twelve luaves, twelve sasages tWeiVe
bottles OF champagne, and large bundle OF cigars We're
among twenty-five men, In AFTERWARDS
fling pus the President the aTttor OF Inc troops WAS very
Sesi and ON their return Versailles the observers had
st IMPORTANTLY of settling The question whether The allhor
ues were not wrong III forgetting when organising tle reg
mental schools conSecrate chapter 10 Inc influence OF
sesags Of cears and OF champagne on the appearance OF
troons vixen N, ,heir march Beside tins, we may stale
it his sort exercise Is not altogether dispensing 10 me
snoops The t1y one TINT has complain l. the cashier OF
Che t.ivsee; buM, Foud IS 50 compalsal, ha ne VIII
II md lie means OF slipping tins htte supplementary demand
ipnone the eNptlscs ofie campaign And why should me
Assembly refuse itl Does not fall within the system OF
lhc Presidential policy that Louis Napoleon Should DC TESS
4 L warrior ,tlallA restau2terE
i The papers in the interest OF the President con
tend that hequantity Of wine allowed to each
q SOLDIER was SO small that 1t could not have been
4 gwen with view to intoXicate them hall
| bottle of champagne to each soldier was avery
snall affair i'll their eyes. They admit that the
i p&cers and subaltcrns had cold fowls and cham
/ payne at the expense of Louis Napoleon, bntthey
I Say nothing about the sausages and seGas lor the
4 teallnOa soldiers,
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London Produce Market.

THURSDAY, October 3-SUGAR.-Of West India, i2f
casks sold stiff prices and the marketclosed firm Ben,
gal and Mauriiius sold privately 10 fair extent al ull
Terms No public sales Mana-at auction, 9.zl0 bags
were taken in fun value; brown at sos Cd oy32s Cd
yellow 8is ass OF Porto Rico. 335 hds, 50 all sold a.
35s Cd 0Hs Cd Reined-home trade demand active,
and prices sll the advance, Brown grocery Jumps a.
CofFEE@MaTket closed quietly, and SIS 05is. was the
value OF good ordinary naiye Ceyon OF plantation only
SGT casks l7 bags auction sold Good ana me al 'Vs'
d80s and other sorts SIS. d65s. II cHt
TEA-The demand continues active, and common CQn-
gou is difficult be obtained under Is Old E d. Sales
very large il common green. NJ.
riMFTfo-slill much wanted, andful rates paid Public
sales of 2l2 bags wentat 6gda65 T ID.
iyDIC0iu les demand but holders hrn and viii not sell
unless at IN advance last sales OF 6d&7d r Is for EasI
India, -, =. ..
sd I'D. = Is, being stiff rates.
METMs-lron.-No change in prices and market quiet.
Tin; sells smore freely Banca at 79s98Os and Straits al
TALLow Market closed firm fine new Y. c. Al SOS q
3qs. Sd. and Old Al IS. Sd .058s. Cd
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~ . sTiTr, coU2BRouGH ( srlrr.


TnurslAY, Oct 3-sUcAE-rhe dennnd hes been very
GOOD throughout the week, and buyers have purchased
largely at extreme prices The sales nbou Goo hhds B.
10000 bags Bengal and 1000 bags Madras. In foreign
llle has been done.
MolAssEs-I'he demand from the trade has been good,
and large business has been done Porto Rico bringing
los Cd and clayed Cuba LIS per clFt
$50 casks plantation have been sold also quantity OF dam,
aged'a i6s049s For Laglayra SOS has been PAID ana
81 Domingo, to arrive 4Gs per cwt
RcE-There has been al improved demand Tor this ar
ticle and fair business has been done at full prces
PALM Ou-The transactions IN Palm Oil have been
moderate extent &29 los per tn for arrival and 3O per
un on the spot The market is firm al these prices
T4LIow las been in fair request ct 39sd39s I'd per cWt
for P Y C. and South American at SIS d3Ss cd per cw
LARD continues finn at Bis 9dG35s per cW, and lar
amount Of business done thereat.
AsuEs-The business done in Ashes has been Unite J.
POS seng nj Sis Cd and Pearls sos 6d00ls per CIVIL
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SPAIN.
Miscellaneous.

Letters from Madrid, of the 25th ult state that
a concession has been granted for the construc-
ton of a Railroad between NerXcs de la Frontera
and Cadiz. and will be forthwith commenced. a
large mole is about 10 be constructed in San Sc,
bastim.
At Palma, in the Island OF Maiorca. the river
overlooked few days ago withsachvioence that
Were entirely DESTROYED. Many Of the inhabitants
were only rescued from the windows ofthe upper
stories ~ means of boats In 1903 there was an
inundation in chat Island, by which 800 persons
persisted, and in 1918 and 1863 there were alsoin
undatiols by which great damage was done.
Our correspondent is informed from good
source that Queen Isabelle is again eacleHte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
From Jamaica.

We are indebted to the officers OF the Crescent
City for file OF the Kingston Standard and Dis.
patcl to Oct 10.
The October seasons have set in very early this
wear; and much rain is falling throughout the Isl
and.
A few cases of Asiatic Cholera have occurred
at Port. Royal The diseased has not appeared else
where in the Island, and hopes are entertained
that it may not. 1t is at present impossible to
state what effect this circumstance may nave On
the market for Breadstutfs
De Cordova's Circular, of Oct. II, says The
market has been generally quie since our ast, VIA" Iy
little speculative inquiry While stochs, e'ecS ~ '0'
Meal and Goldfish are ample, and exceed me demand.
FLoUR-The arrivals of this article nave peeh 70 al lll
lay great extent and the market Is IN some measure
stocked: nevertheless, prices are not SO uch y iaG VI
1yers MS might have been expected Operations nave Deu
effected in Baltimore al from 3s TO SIS ACCORDING u w. w.
titv and quality Georgetown has also been moved al o.
lie balance of cargo rather dry and Old was closed u o4s
There is still large quantity in importers hai9s 49,,
RIcv-Is ulentifu Several hundred Gags pellsa4 Hi'e
been resold AZ l3s Cd y GO tbs. Carolina is rather quiet
with partial esales OF The large oi SOD al atc ol a. i
leo tls and reported in our last
BuTTER-Ne have heard OF any ~
lean Halifax, OF prime quality commands 10 iiu o. n
have been taken thereat; for pdfce! OF IAsiiU
I'd could not be got auction 90 v, an, -.
MACKEREL-Lnst sales III prime were at Us = pul' uul
tie article taken very slowly al this rate Ihete as cue
parcels OF inferior quality ~ Market ou We are 'o
aware II any offer has been made for Them
COpPISH-Three cargUes haze arrived III qlicA 7LlIe
sion since our last Tile half of The first was taken III 100
Sd FOR large and small ISL IL casks together ana DoA
l8s, and The reminder pdfceLed out al I27 !o
and price per box Bni little progress mas been ac
in the sale of Tie OTHER caTgoes 81 lie latter rates 4u @
article hangs Heavily hand. The market Is wei sup
Forks generally inactive Some saes OF Mess have
been made 81 rs i Dbl aud Of prime 81 G262S but not
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AUSTRIA
laws ,,eIonspd from 1mpOsiti0ns.

VIENNA. SEPT. a6.--The H4ener Zcjtulg of this
day announces that the Emperor by advice OF the
ted the penal contribution imposed upon the Is,
roeltish communities in the crown lands of Hun
gary. in the waiwodeshp of Servia, and the banas
Of Temeswar He has ct the same time com
monded that the Israeltes of the said countries
shall raise fund Of 100000 guilders for the
purpose of establishing schools and other places
Of instruction to which every Israehte shall be
obIired to contribute according to his means
save and except those individuals who are quite
destitute special committee shall be constt9-
ted at Pesth which shall be composed of Israel,
ties from the above named countries, who shall
concert as to the most equitable division Of the
amount 70 be imposed upon the various tamllles
oy Individuals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-19
Submarine Telegraph Between England and
kr.,

On Tuesday evening, the first general meeting
of the proprietors in the Ango-French Company,
established tor carrying out submarine Geographic
communication between This country and the
Continent was held at Paris, Sir James Car
michael i'll the chair, when report present
ed by the Directors relative to the works already
executed, and as to the present position and
prospects Of the undertaking. The Directors
have opened negotiations with parties in Paris
and London having in view the formation OF a
Company with q capital of 10000, In order to
lay down 4 series Of strong, permanent wires,
and when these arrangements are sufficiently
matured. the shareholders will be further
Vened, for the purpose of coming 10 the terms on
which they shall convey their interest TO the new
COMPANY Resolutions We're passed, adopting
the report, and giving thanks to the promoters OF
the project for their enterprise and energy TX
neriments are being made at Dover with the new
cable. in which there will be four wires The
cables, Of four or five inches in thickness, com,
posed of gutta-percha, incoscd III wire rope, all
chemically prepared, viii cost $4,000 Patents
are secured for England, France and Belgium
There will be two of these cables each twenty
miles long. and three miles apart, the whole
weight representing 400 tuns; and 1t is expected
when chained down in the bottom OF the sea, they
will be of sufficient consistency and strength to
resist the anchor of a l20gun ship. The Whole
\ of the permanent wires and works viii be COM
Il rleted by May when it is proposed that Prince
3Albert and the Duke Of Wellington shall open
\ the communication on one side OF the Channel,
land the President OF the Rcpublc on the other
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
go. t,o,,, tho Scnf Of War.

The Kdlacr Zeitung has telegraphc dispatch
from Hamburger of the goth ultimo, stating that a
general movement has taken place along the
against the Danes and that an ensaSen5eein!t t en-,
Frjedrichstadt was bombarded ON the morning OF
the 29th. The City of Tonningen was carried
and occupied by the Holsteiners after an engage
m ,,s which lasted two hours. a party OF Danish
prisoners was brought to London a skiInls 81, IS
ho,nbardment of Friedrichstadt continued all day.
md the fortress had not surrendered at 10 o'clock,
?. NJ. The number of the Danes who We're cap
tnred at Tonningen is quoted at 2l7.
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FRANCE.
Invention of n New Internal Machiue.

The Constitutional says A chemist of Lori
ent. named Lagrange has, after fifteen years ex,
periments brought to perfection new kind OF
Shell, which when it strikes any object bursts
with dreadful force, tearing to pieces everything
near it The inventor has just given proof OF 5he
Imiral La Sussee, Admiral La Guene, General La
place. and all the Committee for proving cannons
and firearms. After the trial, one Of the Com
mittee said to NJ, Lagrange: You ought to be IN
1gcrbed on the registers OF the Peace Congress.
Tor, after your invention, no one can thinh Oh
himself to send to the bottom in few minutes,
Vessel Of lao guns, with q gpl-boGt and four
|pieccs of cannon. He u.s. it is alleged in treaty
ityi,b fine Government for the secret
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Frorn IIessc CasseI.

Advces from CQssel Of Che goth ut state that
Nh Councillor Schcfcr has been sent for By the
Elector, who has offered him place in his Cabi
net 1t is stated that the Austrian diplomatists
at Frankfort insist on the removal of N. Hasscn-
plug, whose private character they protest will
ton Lieutenant General Bauer who has re-
signed the chief command of the Hessian troops
is to be succeeded by MaiorGcneral Haynau, the
father Of the Hessian Secretary w ar, The
Standing Committee of the Diet had addressed a
petition and remonstrance to the EleCtor
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TURKEY.
~ I'M =
Release of INOssnth.

A letter from Constantinope contains the fol
the Turkish territory when the term Of location IS
over. Kossuth has, it is said applied to remain
in Constnntinope; but the Divan is undecided on
this point which might give rise to complications.
At all events, NJ. Yasmagi, wellknown spy, has
proceeded to Kuteya to proclaim the Royal am
nesfN to such as ere incnded in it
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Grain Market.

LONDON Friday, Oct 4.-The arrivals OF Foreign Wheat
and Flour since Monday have been large and alr qlan'
" of English has also arrived. The trade remains IN Ian
cud state and only small amount OF business mas been
transacted a, The decline we reported Monday, OF is 10
rs on English while the holders Of Foreign refuse to &C
any reduction except in the case OF vessels
suDpies of Barley the trade is slow at former rates the
SUPPLIES OF Oats equal the demand there's no aIera-
non 10 report in the value of this grain.
Arrivals from September 50 October i; H..
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FOR EUROPE.


YHNEE NEW-YORK and LIVERPOOL
IL UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships
comprising this Line, are the
AfLANTIC, Captain West PACIFIC, Captaiu Nye,
ARCTIC, Captain Luce, BALTIC, Capt ComstocA
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
Government service every has been taken IN their con-
stuction also in their engines ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers are une
Qualled for elegance and comfort
Price of passage from NewYork to Liverpool $751; ex
elusive use of extra size staerooms 1925 and 5000; from
Liverpool 10 New York, 935 An experienced Surgeon at
ached TO each ship No Berhs secured until paid for
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING
PROM NEwYokK. FROM LIVERPOOL ON
Saturday October 18th 1850 Wednesday, Oct S0th, 1880
Samrd8y October 2th 1850 Wednesday, Nov. 20th 1880
Samrday Nov 18th 1880 Saturday December 7th 1850
Saturday, Nov 90th 1850 Saturday December q 81, 1880
Sstrday Dec 1Nh 1850 SATURDAY. January, 4th, 1851
SsnIrdev Dec 28th 1850 Saturday, January 18th, 1851
"wednesday Jan 9th 1851 Saturday February Isl, 1850
Wednesday Jan 22d 1851 Saturday February 18th, 1850
Wednesday, Feb 5th 1851 Saturday, March lst 1881
Wednesday Feb 18th 1851 Saturday March, 18TH 1851
"Wednesday Mch 5th 1851 Saturday, March 29th 1851
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD X COLLINS,
rs Wall-st Nevy-York or 10 BROWN. SHIPLEY & co.
Tiyerpool e G; ROBERTS 81 co. - Kings Arms Yard,
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr. Boulevard Montmartre,
Paris .,,
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver bullion specie jewey, precious stones or
metals unless bills OF ladng signed therefor and The
value thereof therein expressed
After the ls of April next the rate freight By the above
steamers viii be materially reduced. s26 u