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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
Financial Deficit.

From the statement Of NJ Foud, the Finance
Minister, it appears that the deficit for 1850 would
be l2OCO, 900 francs, which, added TO the deficit o.
ls49 aud ls4s leave general deficit ia the three
years Of SIS 600 900 francs. He stated that the
improvement this year had been immense. Never
wss the collection n the direct taxes more easily
effected. The export Of goods Of Partisan manu-
facture exceeded the corresponding period last
year by 100000 francs. In Lyons the improve
mept was not less n arked, and the number Of IN
employed operators had diminished two-tbirds.
The movement Of the navigation had also consd
ersbly increased. The railroads bad produced
o97l coo francs more than during the first half Of
leI9
WEpsLsDAY- Assembly closed the general
discussion on the Budget The Nontagnards raised
discussion on the Chapter granting 100000 francs
for the payment Of the Duchess d'Orlesnss Joint.
ure, which was passed by 365 tol77 votes.
1t is said that Gen. Changsrnier has completely
triumpbed over the Minister Of War, and that the
latter will have to resign.
The Custom returns for June are about equal to
those of the corresponding month Of last year
There is a decline on tbs half year Of upward Of
81 600 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
DENMARK AND THE DUoHIEs.

Dates from Hamburg to the 18th, state that a
hostile movement on the part of Denmark has been
made. She had placed her troops across the foon
tier Of the Duches with the intention it is said, OF
enforcing her claim in decisive manner.
HoIstein is supported by Brunswick, Hanover
and few Of the German Confederated States
while Denmark has the firm support Of Russian
fleet of about l5 sail Of the line.
1t 10 reported that the Prussians have made re.
,rograde movement from Schleswig, and that the
DANISH Quartermaster has sent orders on as fac as
Fluesburgh to have quarters prepared for large
body ofhoops to be placed 10 occupation there.
Several Of the German and Prussian officers have
joined the Holsten army with view to active ser
vice.
In addition to the Is sail Of Russians it 10 said
that additional vessels have been since of Rostock
The correspondent OF the London Herald says
"the grestest anxiety is now manifested 70 ascer
tain how far the Russian Government will inter
vene to put stop to any further intervention The
Hsnoverisn Chamber has expressed the grea.
est sense Of dss stsac ion at the conclusion of the
Peace, and il is likely that the Chamber will force
the Government 70 render all the protection it can
TO the case Of Stal.hoderate against Denmark
in " bich case there is much reason TO spprehend
war; and one in which Eng land will be more or
less mixed up Another correspondent, writing
Oh the evening Of the 18th, says 81 have no res
sonable question that couple Of bastallions Of
Holstein Infantry have entered the Dachy of
Schleswig" Intelligence has been received ADD
posted in the Borseph,lle to tie effect that the
headquarters of the schleswig Holstein Army
were to be, and this day, in the to Of Sches
wig. Consequently, the war may be said to have
commenced. Six Danish and Russian ships Of
war have been cruising since yesterday before the
barbor OF Kiel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
FEANCE.
Law Against the Press.

The law tgsnst the press passed the Assembly
on Monday by msjority Of III. The bill has un-
dergone many alterations. It's chief features are
that the caution money is enormously increased.
Stamps are imposed on all newspapers. Paris
journals more heavily stamped than Provincial
The increase in prices of ne wspspers thus caused
being 60 pounds Every nev'Paper aztec must
be ,igr ed by the name Of the writej In Other
words, The anony nous press is destroyed oae Of
the peculisrites as reg ards the stamp to be affixed
in future is that newspapers which publish tale,
sketch or story will have topsy one centime deArer
per stamp. A good deal Of excitement arose in
the Assembly in 1nsequence Of an abusive article
directed to the Assembly in the Journal POurolr,
which % considered the Presidents organ. Gerar.
din defended the Editor, who was subsequently
summoned before the House and fined 5000 francs
by mt jaity Of 275 10 lle.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
The Gorham Case.

." Thomas Wilde has been promoted to the
"'"sseA' The split in the Church. oonse.
qsen' upon the dispute between the Bishop
81 Exeter and Rev. Mr.. GOrham, is again about,
v occupy public attention. A great meeting
l" 'so0ss the subject 10 to be held on Tus,
" London when it is proposed to adopt
ser" OF revolutions, of which the Hrst will
~ y ''e 'ofm OF protest against the judgment Of
.e oo'nsm case The second will consist Of the
SaoP''0o oil an adore" to the Queen. Third, an
''''e'' to the arch Bishops and Bishops. Fourth.
-, '0ore's to the Scotch Bishops. Fifth. TO the
'e'sy and Laty Of England.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
PHOTOGRAPHED TO THE TRIBUNE,
OVER THE
Nova Scotia, New-BrunSwick & Maine Lines,
TO POR TLAND,
AND THENCE OVER
Bain'S Merchants Line TO New.YOrk.
HALIFAX TELEGRAPH OFFICE,
Wedue sday. Inv Sly A NJ.

:
The steamer Canada, Capt. HARRISON, arrived
at 7 O'Clock, and sailed for New.York with l25
through passengers
The P soihc arrived at Liverpool at 81 Wsdnes-
day morning, In ten and a half days from New
York, allowing for difference of .imo.
The Cambria arrived the day previous in - days
frsn NewYork.
At latest dates the American feet was off the
port Of Lisbon, but the papers furnish no news
relative to the difficulties between Portugal and
the United states.
Little doubt exists but that hostilities have ere
this actually recommended between Den1ark and
the Dochies If So important results arc likely u
sDsue, as large Russian fleet is OFT the coast for
the svowed purpose Of giving the Danes all the as
ss,aDce they may require.
The Overland Mail has arrived with two weeks
later advices from India and China Toe imaer-
cisl Treaty between China and the U-ied states
had lot been concluded.
The CunArd Company have determined 10 com
meDce new line Of screw steamers Of great 20
and power for the convey snce Of goods an pas.
sengen between Liverpool and New York. Tao
new line will be wholly independent of their pres
ent line.
The Queen Of Spain has been delivered Of son,
who lived only few moments
A officially has arisen between Spain and Por.
tDssl in consequence of the marriage of the Kings
sister with Conoe MontemoliD, the son of Don Car
bs. The Spanish Minister has protested against
this alliance as breach Of the quadruple Treaty.
and has asked for his passports.
Cancellation Hall has been closed aud the repea,
agitation in Ireland is quieted for the present
Tie loss Of the viceroy caused no despon iency
90 the part Of the friends Of the Galway line Ar.
fragments are said to be on foot for boat better
adapted 10 the route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
INDIA AND CHINA

The overland mail reached London on Friday
The dates are Calcutta, June Msdras, June 9 J.;
ChiDs, May 20. The poli'ical intelligence is Of no
importance India was tranquil.
A serious epidemic hai broken out in Canton,
which rest mbled the Yellow Fever in the West
IA dies. 1t 10 said To be invariably fatal and in
most cases in about 10 bours
The Cholera was raging irightfally at Cambodia
Disturbances continue at Balkan Island
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
WILLIAMSBURG ITEMS.

METHODIST CHURCH The Society which erect
ed the new Church on South Fifth ST. had to con-
tend a ith considerable difHcuty We believe, 10 iss
erection bat they have been well repaid for IL, as
the Church bids fair to be exceedingly poP1lar-
Over O., 900 were collected on Sunday and a. the
dedication and At the sale Of the peTs large pre-
NUNS, in so ne instances, were given Tor choice
The enemies Of religion may say what they ike
bu. where 700 see the church and The schoolhoase
there you see the best socesy-and. more than
that the erection of church in 4 vicinity improves
the property around t. and the owners OF that pro-
per,y benefit themselves to say nothing OF pub
lie. when they lend a generous and exemplary
helping hand In i,s completion
E1PAsDID LuE-A good many men make mo-
new. bat do not know how lujici0usy. 70 ase 10 a.
ter hey have maize IT, nd ios 'hSne gu isaAs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
URK KEY.
nnInaFsau AAyaIf.

The news Of the revolt is most conflicting. Let
tiers from Semlin of the 81 announce that the al.
stina.s resistance, and had captured cannon
The force Of the Bulgarians amounted to 10000
men. There is reason to believe that the revolt 10
of q serious character
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

es4re tie trade cena-e rAhsr Ebinng haEs1 eloi ns
quietly With more ciI 5os lon on ms pari ~ hoi'ers
rsa re. ts,s fof tie week lll'oo "ila'- o" o -
iron ard 1850 for exert Aner-ln t,sri-a "a lot
,op.,, q .s Geo Dream, al 81 d9l; 2,ej Up'sn1h At
ID a9ld: lsfco Mobile All A.absms al G. ash s7d
zoo Sea leland at lliddz Fair Or cans qlos4 sd
U,lGld bno Mobile ca. M ding desc iptDrs7ii j..
A ~ Their tdvG &c hls itken place IN yarns. Without
ar eouvsertin pice Of 20 di Il IL feared may loons
mu, atop from present loss on descriptions OF e.th The
n,,,,p,oek Of lion ~ o. bse', OF which 20 COO are
An erean sga To- ,Ioek Of 1900 Ssi year Of which
Se3 c were American.
The coutIusnce Of hne weather has created esi quiet
Tin cur CoES Marie, and re i1lo~i1g q1oltno1s
NUT he eHseerso GnoH nominal fs low lndlA1 CoaS'
95s 6o.a. 6. Mixed 25s; and Wtit-, pa % Z 20 par
quarter Western Canal FLOUR i8s a IS Canada @1'@
%. Sd sour "a. qd0,. WHEAT, Sc Sd ass a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
BROOKLYN ITEMS

CoEREcIIOS. Instead Of the above, we are tod
that it was Francis Cuddsn who made an a.temp,
on the life Of Edward Cran,ton. He was tried be.
fore Judge T. Smith, fned IS and bail in $500, bat
not con ply ing thereto, was fully committed.
A FLw DAYS GRACE Several days more will
be given to persons ,abject to military day to avail
themselves Of the seventy FIVE cents instalnent-
1t will, the eiore, be advisable for all patriots to
step up to the captains office and settle as soon a.
possible, and thus save fine Of three dollars.
SrABBISe CAsE-Yesterdsy morning man
named F. w. E1lebAn went TO the establishment
Ct John g. Reilher, cabinet maker, 40 Futonst,
for the purpose Of seeing him in regard TO money
matters. Mr.. Reither was engaged on the roof Of
The house at the time, whittier Exleban went TO
have an interview with him Their conversation
terminates in A. angry dispute, when defendan.
taking sharp Instrument from bis peck e. stabbed
Reitht in the face, nhcting serious wound upon
bis lip. Exleban was taken into custody BY older
Brown and brougb, before the Justice, who held him
To bail in the Ium Of $500 to appear.
BURGLARI.-Tbe house OF Mr. Bower, in Bridge
near p" Ousupys
Tuesday evening, a, O'Clock. The entrance -"
Effected BY taking out the casing Of one Ofthe back
window. A servant girl was the only person IN
the bO0se. and she was upstairs at the tms-
Henipg an unusual noise below she raised the
window and gave the alarm, bat before assistance
arrived tie burglars had decanPed Mr. Bower and
family are absent fiom the city.
JsQUIsT. The Coroner held three inques;s yes
terosy One 90 the body Of q child OF lrsn pa'ens
residing IN Safest which had died suddenly OF
hy drocep hslus- Another on the body OF nan
found drowned at the foo, Of Hsrrsoost -snd the
third on the bDdy Of laboring man VINO wn'ua
struck while removing furniture from house 10
JohDsOn-st The deceased esided IN Neg YORK
The verdict Of the Coroner's Jury accorded with
the facts in ea case.
CouP DE So IrL-Tso men laborers) were
sunstruck yest day while engaged 90 q building
In Clinfon-av one has siI died. The other Will
probably survive
" Edvad Crsnston. fined s5 for assault on
Frkhes Calder, pei er Hanger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

me present Sir r. Peel has been eleotad Tor
i.n"orsh without opposition.
'e HAt'oah Repeal Association Of Ireland snd
ean' career on Monday Isst
'e Cno'era has again broken oct in ,ndou.
"paranons are being made for laying down
ne He" hne of West lodis Mali Steamers.
.e STE amer Plot was lost in Loeb Lomond on
Inssy. Passengers saved.
~ zoe weather and growing crops are reported to
'esh thai could be desired.
49,, noa'on f'nkee" professors Of Biology are ex.
ne'r arr IN various parts Of England, Scot.
ma and Ireland, bGi the science do0t tsAsL"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01


CoTToS sdvtreed ID ID Sales nl,eo oaea sPocG
I.lo,, took t2tOO-Exponer, 1900. Fair o.ieans sl-
MIiet eloIed quiet
FLouE-Euirr to buy. Prices yearly non'rsl
CosS-DulL Yellow To- and While 3D. lower
VBEaT-DuI; "a. lower
PRoyIsoSs-Be,fexceediDglyd dull; for heu PORK there
Ia ,ome inquiry Prime Mess attracts no stsnion Bacon
Low qualities IN extensive demand iof lfeis2d 81
TER de,crT lions also are looking up.
HAns-Feslecied.
ssopLUrk.-Large Ialea
L.kp-Lsrst tusine,s at Sd Sd sdysnee.
cHrrsr-od, 70 ,ses Alot Of new ov Pace hsi not
been placed IN msrieL
TALLow-Le,, active.
CoFTEE- Al Liverpool he market SAs ieu active, bu
prices were OF artive. The public iGles at Lo.doa
Friday went a. with spirit ful prices Alzed
SUGAR OF favorable sdvie,s from he plbi;
SALES al Amsterdam, holders OF AL advanced mel
pree, 90 per ewt which checked bu,Iet fhs blseess
both Liverpool snd London has been small bat Ia The
latter city, on Fidsy the market closet with improved
aspect
RcE-Large importation, OF CsroIns tend to keep down
prices 20 been sold at 49, which Is tnAe
lower.
a oNMoN RES II good demand, st2l to % 2 eTt
sPIRIIs TURPrNTiSE-duilE a. 26I 6t.
AsHEs-Pots moderate demand al 32i So, for delivery
within Two months, SIS; Pearls siles at % TO Jot
oms-Lirieed $50 TO SIS 90, Qlerciiroa Bark Pha, lie
cd TO rs 60 bids sold.
Wool Good demand, at advancing rsieL
FREeH1s-yesse Q are abundant, aud rates goods and
pss.ersen continue without maierisl change.
BoNEY NARKET continues very easy. Conso's opened
on Monday s6s Advsreed on Wednesday to g. and
closed a. o. on Fndsy-the decline being srsued to the
varle news from the Duches. u 8 Skies 81 1O4; do
CT lOsJale; 60 ts, lo7l The market 70 American Sc
cnrte, 10 ,ad TO Rave been unusually sciye d1riog the
week We tave DO quotations Of 4 state or City or
Pepnsylvlria sochs Mssschusst,s Sterling Fves lO7d
lfs; Ohio Skies ~, 1t6dl7; Maryland five, 81 The
Bullion IN he Bark 10 stsei a about ZIG 90 100.
TEAS London MAriel for cen Is no lower Black
large business doing. Ordinary Congou commands lid
Havre Cotton Market.
Extremely ,clLse al ls.t dAtes Sales for the week
1850 bales mostly for consumption at franc advance
over last v eeks prices.
PAIRS, Thursday Evening
Bourne firm with blight imp oyemen'. + ves 6 go
Within The last few days many Of the ghpst party have
openly displayed Franc pieces OF Henry V. impressed
bereon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
ni,tDt,sal nj Aaynau

The butcher Haynsu has been dismissed in dis.
grace from the government Of Hungary. The im-
mediate cause Of this dismissal 10 owing to bis bay
ing set at liberty Bezerady, confidential friend Of
K,suth. The Government would gladly dismis.
Rsde,Ihy too from his Italian command, but be is
too pow erful in bis comma I'd.
The Cholera il less virulent 6. Vienna.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
EN- GLAND.
Proceedings In Parliament

Tne ProceediDsso OF Parliament possess no general
nssre't The Ministry evisced DO desire to resign.
and tbs expected the session will shortly close in
lsiesne''. Once on the Spirit Duty bill and subse
sssauy On the Attorneys Certificate bill the Gov.
eminent barely escaped defeat.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS.
Browp, shipley a. Co.'s Circular.

LIsthPooLr Friday July -
The eeporsbe accounts received Of the growing crops
BY last two have given fresh impulse 10
corros rrte1s have again advanced IL az per 10 %
al sesepuons 10 the sUfy part Of The weos he greatest
sn1eiy purchase manifested w specolsors eTpor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
NEW-YOnX TRIBUNE.

wa s.w.foks DALI fA'"Ds' Is rusti'-~
.yxKI soKsHs, lsUSDAT' SiosTfsDl
AZ yh. Tribss. Buiidins'' o"rHor 81 Se's"
- ra,..s .us.ts, opposite sh' O'S Hail.
sd dsu-osoo cry saeoS o., ~ p sd;.oco Al o. Oes,
81, 200 soey ,s.y a. me same rails Sogls eoPS
ro csS ss.e.s n'' -, p' oS1S. i yor be.
% shr,@ Dollars 10 90 vance roQoiTed II All IS
ssssSs, va ocupiy N.''psp7. 1Ag ,'s 80 ~ ~
~ 49,. a.. vbose ssrini are NSnrf iahs 9Psa :" TX
y -. -, ~. 40, Allowed ,ny difference
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

Birth and Death of n spanish Prince.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
OVERLAND MAIL ARRIVED.

Difficulty between Spain and Portugal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
THE NEw-YoRK TRIBUNE

California, Oregon, and the Sandwich isinnas,
a eohlshed the departure u each Nal Steamer !oi
9baxea Price "a cenu per copy.
aREELEY X-ELRAFB. Publishers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

CouP DE So IrL-T.o men Qaborers) were
sun-strpck yest day while engaged 90 q building
In Clinion-sv one has silc died. The other will
probably survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

" Edvad Crsnston fined s5 for assault on
Frkheis Calder, pei er Hanger
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

CoERTcIIoS Instead Of the above, we are tod
that it was Francis Cudden who made an attempt
on the life Of Edward Cranston. He was tried be-
fore Judge T. Smith, fned IS and bail in $500, bat,
not comply ing thereto, was fully committed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.

NEW-YORk L RIDOI<E IL.
ONE WEEK
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ADVANCE IN COTTON,
And Immense Sales.
BREADSTUfFS AND PROVISIONS DULL.
War between Denmark and the DuchieS
Great Passage of the Pacific.
AMERICAN FLEET OFF LISBON.
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TIVE MFVU-VORK TRIBUNE
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Nav PoUsp "A ate has been purchased by the
Trustees VIC believe in North Firstst ues- Fourth,
and suitable buildng 10 to be erected eor Psb-
lie Pound
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

FIRE BELL-The Trustees have decided to
place the tower for the new and more pow ,rful
Bell which has been ordered on the site OF the pro-
sent one, in South First st near Eleventh. Ia the
lower part is to be an Engine House for one Of the
Fire Companies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-08-01

FATAL EFFEcrs OF HEAr.-On Tuesday alter
noon aboat o'clock the wife Of Il ,bsoa Carr was
returning from New York, when. feoing faig1ed
and thirty, abe went into the store Of tho Misses
Smith, in Firstst and draok glass Of water. 10 a
moment afterward abe was seized with Gts, and,
in spite Of the efforts Of medical science died a. 81
o'clock.
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1850-04-27
THE NICARAGUA TREATY

The Treaty as concluded isin all important points
precisely the Treaty sent to England by the Niagra
and announced by us at the time 1t was returned
with the assent of Lord Palmerston accompanied by
request for few mmateral alterations Some OF
them wereimade by Cabinet and others were reject
Cd On Tuesday last as we stated, Mr. Bulwer and
Mr. Clayton had an Interview of four hours On We'd
nesday evening the Cabinet held council upon the
Treaty, and on Saturday, understand it was signed
being the original Treaty framed by Mr. Bulwer
and MIR. Clayton, with one two unmportant alter
atoms The Treaty is everything that the Country
could ask, and the administration have succeeded
in settling this vexed question, which was left to as
legacy by its predecessor.
One OF the morning journals states, that one spu-
aton ofthe Treaty is that the protection of the Uni
ted States will be withdrawn from the Ocean Ship
Canal Company, unles they commence the work within
twelve months This is incorrect The article in cues
ton reads substantially as follows:
ANY company having the local authority to make
the Canal, shall have the protection of the two
Governments, provided such Company shall satisfy the
two Governments of its capacity make the aoork and
should the Company. fail ito do this within twelve
months, then any Company that shall present itsel
within reasonable time thereafter, having the local
authority to construct the Canal and shall satisfy the
two Governments OF its capacity to build the Canal
shall receive the protection OF thetwo Governments
The Treaty was sent to the Senate Yesterday The
substance OF it has been known to majority of the
Senate tor days past and it is considered certain
that 1t will receive the sanction of that body-N Y
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