New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-06
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Although The report that the kiug Vi Wuftemberg
wa. about TO embrace the Roma Catholic faith mas
long been in circulation, II aid not come " t'ie
knowledge OF the person principally concerned uh'
that Bis Majesty was going 10 Iely, and would secede
from the Protestant Church while there. more
recent version Of it was that be had actually become
a member a the Roman Catholic Church while stay,
ing al Schiangenbad. Not only was the cesson .,
the King q common topic of conyersatOn Tor al
classes Of society, bat not long since an aaon war
made 70 It in the CHAMBER by one Of the Deputies
At last the prevalent report reached the ears OF tie
Princes Maria Of Wdrtemberg who II married 10 3
Count Neippergl, and she, az Melter q"
course. communicated TO her father what she
had heard. The old monarch was much hurt
t. learn that such absurd ruInor had obtained
his presence the six Superintendent Of the Prot
estart Church in Nurt'nberg the President 81
the Priyv Council and the Chief OF the Department
for Ecclesiastical Affairs. On the arrival OF the per-
sons mentioned, the King sDgrily tod them that he
bad been UNANIMOUSLY illuminated and limited that be
had reason t. believe the Protestant clergy OF the
country had greatly contributed to the dissemination
Of the deiamatory repor. " inch he'd been III cirena
ton. His Majesty solemnly declared tnas ne haa hot
only not embraced the Roman Catholic faith, but That
he had never entertained any idea Of dong 40. Inc
King who was much excited, told preates that ne
was not old moi 10 know what he was sboni, aho
dismissed thom after having charged them % instruct
their clergy to make known from the pulpit that the
report relative 10 his intended secession from the Prot
estant Church devoid Of al Foundation In tie
number Of the Chrisfca-bofe C. Christian Messen9r
which was published at Stuttgart on the lOih INST,
tie Protestant prelaes order their deans to desire the
Inferior clergy 10 infGm the people that ms Majesty
is a. much "incncd l:ueeth0ni Ia the Protestant
faith ever The King, man Of q, has reignei "
years.
Some further news have been forwarded 60 me from
Belgrade, but NY weltirforned correspondent c1-
presses himself less clearly than could be wished 1t
does net odni, Of a doubt that Old Milosch obrenc-
fI. no
dar bu. it il by no means clear that either WIT
schiisch the Servnn HuspOda!-naker, or GaTaschnin
IL his accomplce The two S1ryisn statesmen strongly
urge Prince Alexander TO convoke the Skoul SIENNA
National Assembly, aud the latter has declared hat
lie will quit Office he Minister Of tie Interior-f
bic counsel is not followed Almost every officer IN
the army has pledged himself 10 support the national
nnrry which is drawing up a sO-c0iled " Storm PCtl
- Duliug tirr lus fortnight il has been rumored
in lhessay, Epirus and Greece that there Is 10
b. q general massac~c OF the Christians by the Nus
sulnans Ii had been said that the carnage was 10
begin at Larissa, ~ Roumeia, and the terror Of the
inhabitants o that town extreme when IRE broke
out there about three weeks After p houses bad
been destroy the fire eAngushcd, but the peo-
pie of LariSsa still exceedingly nervous, and fancy
that they shall -oon be attacked by the Turks
The dcm6rd for shares in the new Railroad Comps
ny is very great that rot more than one-tith or
one-sixth Of them i. likely to ind Is WAY TO England.
The number Of shares viii be 10000 and the capi
tai required between IS 00G 600 and GO 600 00o -ter
ling. If the Information which has reachedme be cor
rect ~ per cent must be paid 10 at once but no fur
thcr cell is Likely 10 be made until toward the END OF
1850. The afur is not yet entirely settled, because
the Minister of Finance claims for his rel-boloved
Credit Rank a much greater number of shares than
the English and French "coDces sionuaries are wiling
Ia erait. The bargain made by French Company
for some Austrian railroads IN 1851 good. bat IL
YVES II poor affair when compared With that which has
Just been concluded.
The Court vii be in mourning during six weeks for
the late Arclducho.s Margaret. II is not morC than
fortnight ago that the poor young lady informed the
Queen. her mother, that she in perfect hoaith,
and del GIFTED with her tour in Italy
According 10 Constentuop'e ldvicCs Of Inc llih
inst. the recall Of Prince C0llimsch the Turkish kIa-
bassadur "a; this Court. MAJ beer decided upon.