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General Notlres .
~, Auericnn Gymnasium, No

re- American Gymnasium, Nos. l5g and lsl Crosby
uesr Rc-cssrst hEvng ben completed i no" open iGt
exas. This institution mas been gotEp considerable
expense and win every 10 tie completion Of each
branch IL order afford this city desirable place for the
OF athletic eNsclse % the great beneni OF
lie GENERA heAh. The building hevlng been erected eN-
rssy for ylanu.-Ll cov-rs IN AL space OF 900 sqr
In, areua OF exercises occupying rising SEQ The e1er-
cises will be found amusing well Is b-n-hcsl-sssoca-
ons pheasant and select Ths baths VIII not slf cold wafer
win m an agreeable acquisition 10 The establishment as also
me Reading Room coHlsnipg the nl-s OF City and Engilsn
The rxerces constructed thai by ne OF
r ve-v u sole Is brought iio action, Causing general
room-ur and sLren gtn-ni5g OF al paris OF ne body
PuDils vii be under Instruction OF the DIrector To
those Of sederte occupations ta- lnstnon Is o. ;aac4
also thgt OF The public generally The benehei Effects OF
sthr.ic ainuseinenis s - ra: nurner luYhusoi- ena
ria -v ss reaiy Needed institution complete with
v.r hing NECESSARY w-t-res1.ae and properly COZ.
duced yTnus sum The following gentlemen haze gwen
~ ba .npor, ana ~ them have Lhs liberty OF referring
Vse9rpe NGtt NJ D.; j. c. Cheesman, III. D. J. hearnsy
ROGERS IL D.; \ c Posi-, M D.
~ / ''-s 49, JAMES 7. HATFIELD. Proprietor
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buar0inG an0 6ote!s.

SNANTED-Bcard 10 private family, by Young
w Man ard his We-erms not 20 exceed - Pc week
\ line to w ,hs ottce Will be- attended 20
References exchanged. ~ u
pJARDISt-rwo or three single gent cnIen, ora gen
Demsu and his WIFE, be accommodated Win board
al 81 alurray-st III ~
esUAkD IN BRUOkLN N.--rhree single genile-
ID men can be accommodated with bolrd g2d pleasant
.,,,,s a, ~ Mellow 2ifSt-
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THE .1RQaD TO WEALTH

= SMALL PAMPHLET, showing the reason Why for
tunes made by advertising extensively. may be had
r.ts Of the duly authorized agent V. Il. Palmer n his
Country wspaper Advertising Agency in The Tribune
p,tfl,,,. ~
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fT-t n. Wheeler. Auorney and Counselor 8;
Law M Commissioner o! De=t1 &c. viii st.end Ii ne
RssainyKoorn az eamn.ny Hal =; I'll hours OF tse Day
snd s,.airy iyl5 os1
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'NFW-YORK TRIBUNE.


in'- ryERY MORNING, SUNDAY EXCEPTED
81. Tribune RuildiuEa, corner oil spruce
Na.suu streets, opposite the City BALL.
,sryered 10 City Subscribers for NINE CEs1s pc {,
Az or when they prefer ;h-y can pay 10 sovhc
-. Ilesk for ak months year al the same rae o
- copies Two CEsTs. MAJ Subscribers Fi'o p'tes
e., snn,rn in advance AID the paper 10 no GO -
i,nu,3 beyond Toe time for which it's paid ou.se.p
,;ons taken for sia months. Three Doua,s " 80 -,
,,curec In all exchanges with Country Ne" s 49,,
Dslv nspers received 81 this once "noee 90 80 %,
higher ,tsn tho,e Of Tss TRIsuNt eno' a''0"e' '
difference -,.,se
give sines or ess-Firs insertion cen'''
fa'' each Subsequent insertion .-'-.'a3' ..
o., S,yr Ines-Rirst insertion. & cents He.
T.S .a,,s.cueaI insertion WHICH may 5.f
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go n, he option OF the advertiser,
,,Je tdyerripenerta-Flve cents . line Tor 10 flrh!
.n..rrop and -Four cents for each subsequent orb
MExI1eEs FusERAL EoTcEr &c nc! eTceeatns JOe 'rf'
An Advertisements Inserted IN ms pape: spresf BON
IN he Morning. tbs Evening edition
TIE SCHENECTADY TRIBUNE
7, ,.bp,red every WEDNESDAY and sAruSDAs mo'tnu:s
Pr.ce 81 FER snrunl. Two copies Tor O.
&EYy-yOKk WEEKLY TIKI SUM,
y.,gy 5,ARGE PAPER FOR TIE COZ NTRf,
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icr Szf.
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Eouus. 9-nLlern, &r.
PsEMIUM LAMP STORE.

IOuTHOUY : MEYERS 81 8roscwsy, respectfully
e iuye he public call their store end exAne !, We
r-h,.,l and mo- extensive assortment 10 De- oaIo IA
.,'1Ir5 nt CROSSED and OaMOLU ChANDELl EkS
CENTRE ,iANTEL SOLAR, BRAcKET 1 nd R 30 ~
YESr aRANCgFS hrJ CAND LESTlCKS, ia every variety
OF patterns ~ - ~ ,,,,s,+ ,,.Ics me-,
cuIigriy desirable FOR packets Und stesinbosia
IL eglnce OF the uperony u this poft0h o. rif stocI
over any Other Of is offered ~ lie public Ia mo Sy
INV en- with honest prid. refer less thu; SIX GOLD
md -FOUR SILVER MEDALS, awarded TO The MAJ liacuI'
es within the yrare. Tor lie greatest variety and
beauty ofpstterns and LIE rnrysed finish Of heir work
Every arrice sold by C. ~ is warranted TO be what hsy
represent and wish obtain hrs 40 goods VI
price often paid for such are Of very inferior "4iJ
ar, r-rsied favor iEem Wlb cal before pufcnss
elsevhere- 49,,
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LAMPS, GIRANDOLES, &c.
Z APPS. GIRANDOLES HALL LANTERNs, A., 49,
IL CANDELABRAS, for The Spf!ns Ifs1e--Diht t ~,
BROTHER CO. Nc. . Jchn-str=vt are manufacturing
and have .wsy, o1 hand complete OF articles "
lher line OF he following description. VINCE ;hey WA ecu
al wholesale or re;sil, e. Low pHlCE '9fcssn'
Improved Chemical Oh sud Csmpbene Lamp',
So!. Lamp. GIL and Bronzed, IN great variety:
Cornelius & Goa celebrated Patent SOAR Laro lamps
5iraEd1es, Yarous pet.errs Sli Ellyereo OF b'TL
SlspeDding SclErs porlc ceinphene naAP'
Bracket SOlgrs, oice 90 70
so!.. Chandeliers, Eracir- 40 40
Patent Lard Hand Lamps, stand DO 40
antarnIs Hsud Lsups Cafnphsne ChsndeleTs
Superior Chemical Oh cuIe sperm III
do CsnpheG- 5o!ar sno LsfuO
81 6urniny Fuic Refined Whale on. r7ley
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SPRING PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD.
Winners ARCANUM EXTRACT vs.. SARSAPAR!L4A
' A SPRING Purifier OF the Blood. this Medicine can
"A not be surpassed working its way through Tie ayseu
with 81 ent and effective force,
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~ L ''-1s' 49, JAMES 7. HATFIELD. Proprietor.
ia, z,naot. HENRY l. 'TWIGGS. Director.
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PROVIDENCE * WORCESTER RA1LhOAD'
Notice 10 C0nractors
FsvHE for receiving proposals has been extended 10
The March. Tne Is ready Tor examination,
sad blank proposals and specifications may be oo'aaea a.!
Worcester pad Providence
All proposals must be sealed aud accoEpeaed py the
name. vi references sure-s and directed % me fhs-
1eer ~ the ia Providence prior 10 The Adore dsa
l9f MINI 4. NILLIo 60 l..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

EIRE BRlCk.-Tae subscribers, Agents Tor The
Il saarfactu..r o. Perth Anboy, NewJersey, vii! re-
ceive orders for the following kinds Of Fire brick:
No Straight, See" Eanas
ami Bticz Sides
W.dye Bull Heads
Soh, Soap Bncx.
These Brick have been used the largest iron works
the country and are believed be OF very superior qualify
Also forsae 5000 SewIersey Fire Brick, second qus
ity very Low. close a copsi5 uu-n-
I5f SHERMAN, AFWATER CO, 81 Fu!tOn-zt.
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UPRIGHT GRIDRONS and Toas.er'-A further
ropiy " .h- NY approved Of articles parcu-
ry adopted 10 other ranges for sae at very
- ncr- - The peri Emporium, - Mai
$50. 81 Smith TDRREY co.
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THE TRIBUNE.
nve,,,re. for The industrious Poor.

The following account OF an experiment In house
h,;ldin9 for the Poor of Boston, communicated 10
the Daily Advertiser OF tina; City, is deserving OF
,,s earnes. attention of men of means and true
,blapthropy. There is room for vast Improvement
in the matter of Dwellings for the Poor In cities
even in the present social order-improvement
abch shall increase their comfort, while reducing
The cost Of their living and athe same time reward
iOs partly the enterprise which effects it Read
md consider
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situations, &r. h)auteo.

XhASTED-In Js. e.e:'s Store in tbs city foGns
w sa has experience at .hs busness, TO assist
IN ws;ch repairing sai attending to sAeS Adde'S. D. D.
ms uisc- >. ~
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INDIA GRASS LtNE-.-We nave on Rand . me
assortment OF udis Grss Lines of superior quality and
I ,noorstion for sale By the cai.y dozen smaller
quantity. JOs s ;. ono - 49, = 80
rutoe-=L hcor tNdsshi-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

u Cologne Water. uol cheap bat good, worth g
sh.ngs per quart. VERY ice $50 e. and shtrg, sell
ing Sy J. Z | CODDIsGTON
26f In 5 ) Hudsou-s- Spring
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RoUssEL's PREMIUM PERFUMERY.

payran,ed fresa genuine Beay OIL Ia,r OILS! COMMITTEES.
Sd n,,ng inandne for chopped hGnds Combs. ILar,
i and Tooth BuJtes RazorS Of the tnest qua!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-26

T0EN M TRTMBLE, TEEATRE-ALLGY,
JOB CARPENTER ASD BUILDER
.VFRCHANTS grd OILERS who wish their stores altered
Inc l.. OF May cea nave il done !sstcully aid
cheap By applying as above
49, nnr;r. II I'm
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

o! the advantages that the treaty msy be cxpec,eas
produce will be enjoyed By the United States hs mr.
Der OF vessels, snd the amount OF commerce Of our
gsni! friends. being sbout twelve one cOlno,,ss
those OF this cny kingdom. Such also is the general I'M
precision Of the press and the public
our Parliament Is proceeding actively wish the d.
pAics of business. but tar nothing has occurred 49,
would o. worth the trouble OF being sen. 10 IA. go
side Of the Atlantic. II is the with resoec N -
domestic s:7ars generally.
Mr Polk's Message has arrived here and ex.-se,. ,
Il have been given in the newspapers bu: il hs, d.
forth little or comment and has excited r,,e ., "a
interest The newspapers doubt, waited TO sec h.
the Paris papers would say about Il, i, is from p
that our writers draw ,heir opinions foreign s,
but the Partisan gentlemen appear TO haze ,r..,s,
j, il, very dIsdSinfu nann-r, and accordingly cr
journals ls' - into oblivion, without adding "a r
weigh: and dsa~sincss hy any trsdGpg o5se-v-
,her own That vrty KIND e them Pre,,deu, Fci.
awful vorboseaess being sufficiently appalling A. ,o,bs
Oregon dispute which is ws2ing between ENGLAND ara
America an no, sure that any OF my conoryea ua5er.
stand * hut am qni,s ;hA; 20 every one OF them
i. u,aucr supreme irdference. ltIs go eeess.e
we dot think quarrel between t~o srest ustoa,
serious rninc bur becSuse we believe that 'he Ety,h
ana the Yankees would thing Q, ishiins ts 9s
moon as for Oregon.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
THE TRIBUNE.
TrRpAY, JANUARY "a, 1886.


- Tay pAILY TKIHu>E is served hy Carriers In any
~ Neyy.Yors Brooklyn W!llisnshursh JerseT CITY
S.r,,s nj NINE Gents PER WE.S, payable to the Cur
e., An who desire be served regularly daily, and
hou, fail early In morning, by tho regular carriers
anon whom they depend aroagh all weahers are ~
sontsr OF hs Tosne Office, through the day. for The en-
Of Names which the regular Carriers for ine
.,;entIou every night addressed through tie Post
Ofice win be attended 70.
~ Subscribers to The Daily Tribune are earnestly
requested to give notice the Office of any remsssness
on the part of carriers. Our Office arrangements arc
mos, complete and perfect, and notwithstanding our
very large edition enabled, By the ufe OF the
swiftest steam Presses which have been made in the
United States supply all the carriers with their paef
a. an hour which viii render them without excuse "
they fail TO get through serving any route IN 'ne oS
before o'clock In cases subscrioers oush' 10
receive the paper before o'clock Y Carriers VINO
kaen hack The Tribune in order to enable them to serve
o,hrr papers will on complaint Of subscribers be requr
I'D TO aiye mp their routes. earri IS ua'td J0r me
Elp.nA Rga Apply this day a, the advertising desk
rsy- Merchants, Mechanics and business men Will
f,d the Whg Almanac for 1916 very useful and con-
yepien. book of reference throughout the year The
price is only 70! cents per copy or 81 per dozen
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
By SPECIAL AND EXTRAORDINARY
EXPRESS!
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA F!
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
RESTORATION
OF THE PEEL MINISTRY
RECEPTION OF THE
Presidents Message!
INDICATIONS OF PEACE F!
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA 4!
TWENTY-FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
INDICATIONS OF PEACE !

AT 10 o'clock last evening we received oy the
Special and Extraordinary Express arranged Tor
The Tribune and several other journals, the + Or
eign Intelligence brought by the steamship HIBER'
MA which arrived in Boston yesterday, after pas
sage of ls days from Liverpool.
The Express came by locomotive 10 Worcester
by horse from that place Hartford. thence by To-
como,ive to New Haven, and from the latter place
TO this City by horse.
Our Express arrived in advance of all others-in'
deed a, this moment z o'clock a. NJ we believe the
Government, and Herald Expresses have not made
their appearance! Thus have we distanced all com
petitors.
Two Philadelphia journals-the North American
and IT, S. GaSeHe-euch ran an Express from this
city to Philadelphia receiving their supply OF pa
pers through as or our contemporaries. Their pack
ages were conveyed to Jersey City in the same boat
and each will endcavor 10 get through TO Philadei-
phia with the news before the other.
The news is of great importance, and will be re-
ceved by the friends of Peace in this Country with
emotions Of heartfelt pleasure
The mcst remarkable if not the most important
item of intelligence is the Restoration of the Peel
Ministry, Lord John Russell having failed in his
efforts to organize Cabinet The main cause OF
this failure was the refusal of Lord Grey to form
part of the Government, if Lord Palmerston was
placed at the head OF the Foreign Department. His
reasons for this will appear elsewhere.
The Presidents Message was received in Eng
land with great calmness and produced no belliger-
ent or warlike demonstrations Public sentiment
in that country is manesty strong for Peace. Laus
Deol
The question of the Repeal of the Corn Laws is
still in suspense.
There sno material change in the Cotton Market
For the intelligence we give below we are in
debted 10 Wilmer & Smiths European Times
The advices are from Liverpool to the 18th and Lon
don to the Sd inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Iinyre nlnrkef....Drc. 81.

CoTToNS.DuriGg thc laslseDnsht, our market hVwfr1
dcGedy improved spD-srapcs, both The amour 81
business transacted and 20 the increased s.ne.a Ia p
which may be considered ssi, hgh-r rrs7i0e'
Quotations Tns formation OF the British nis.ry Ess 81
era y speshing created favorable Impression and ee,
cenc- seems dhily 70 be gaining ground; the demssf ~
therefore, beea rather animated and good ~xtep M
anon tho sales cargo OF 100 bas expeclei frs
~" Ofesbr 1y Inc O.c-0s, taken ri 67f all odnd Is
reCest oi t- Presidents Message which has IonR bH *
peced WIZ certain degree OF anxiety 10 baiey't
dncec lille IMPRESSION, Tor althou Tie tones NOT
clliOry SIR =! i las given rise any serious appsi
gions a. 10 the future Leterly he hfsh price 0. bes
Snfs, added 20 the fears OF dear;h and OF fDars J'
have acted very pfeludicislly in genera T.
Iaeee were evidently much exaggerated, AMI hs paw
ia!Id has 10" Completely recovered from the panic
Amsterdam.
Our money market mas become somewhat easier, ssI
payment OF Government div.deGs is expected 10 oect<
acta5r improvement IN tnis respect Cof's Iays
are less pressing Oh Toe market and they are senefa
nfrer two c-tgOes OF SuinaIn lately arrived a's
almost entirely sod. Sugar: or raw Only snaI osD
rineI have been cold II. refGed nothing done lHdsn
transactions 10 report; Arriyalsl 10 private apN
Rap@seed sales made more feey 10 our crasSef. -
seed dull
American Securities in London.
The trArsartiou- IN American Sec1f;tes In onacr,
for some time past been TOO limited 10 nouee ~
there bat lte change market Some LeaTy LIZ
have been invested In tbese Stocks, os tfsnsfsioo
Cn!tei Stals-lbe Oh ject leave II 10 oar fesasfs q
tarrir. ". ennrX lie curen, prces his cafs-.fs,
York So. g.: Pennsylvania IS. g.; Ohio D. - III
ehussits So. 3St Insisna "a 81; Louisiana o. Pa
Co 1913, 90 NeS-Yors City Stocks Five per esS7
UEite'. States Bank eGs.
London Money Market.
great revolution has taken place in the Motsy s W.,
since we sst addressed OU- American r, sdrfS
period ot the political novem snts, which are
IL de tall. q ths sSket has h1ctgsted greatly e P
of Lord JONI RI, sell taking otcs whilst as -
believed re was not strong enough for Inc s,es.
u considerable decIiae, CoDsols having 81 one une
g.! 10 81 The return OF Sr Robert Peel to onee
oLce striking effect upon prices A rapid ne ar
took place, upon The liability OF LORD John Aus's,
standardization being made known; The l<iess ".
~ hr-au auNe.t pha Z
diaieig preceding ihst event. with nrne AIoiel
business doing, showing ihsi his return has oeec nus
most suspciously By the niooied interests VI 4
The American Presidenrs Message, which VI" ~S-'
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
Belgium.

BRUSSELS, Dec. 25.-The new treaty OF commerce
between this csunry and the United States has been
discussed and adopted by very considerable majority
in our Chamber Of Representatives. do no, think II
worth while 10 give you account OF the debates cor
even OF the treaty the provisions which by this time
have no doubt been fully discussed in the Legislature
OF the United States In many respects the .ane as
the treaty OF 1870 agreed TO but ratified The
ar'cies guarantee to The United the repayment OF
the tolls OF the Escant they exernp. steamboats, from
tae duties on tonnage anchorage, &c; they accord
the coastnE vessels OF both countries the privt
leges as are granted 70 TIE most favored nations
they grant 10 merchandise imported by Belgian vessels
10 TIE United states and United vessels 70 Beg
G coming from other ports than Eose Of Belgium or The
Caib STAIRS the privilege is accorded 70 Tie
most laVoFec naon other Khan that from ~hicn ih. I'M
porialion takes place they exempt from all transit duty
OBJECTS (o which The transit Is permitted 10 Beslun)
Coming from the Unted States, sent toward Belgium
when the shall De made Belgium IN the state
Railways and finally they provide that the treaty shall
be continued for years instead Of FIVE proposed
by the treaty of ls40 The discussion gave ise TO
raj 90 bectons all OF which answered the sats
faction of the Chamber by TIC Minister. out il was evil
dent tia, the general impression was that the Lions share
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

LORD john Russell AND OUEry yIcroRlA-t
has been stated tbs, Lord John Russell knew what was
going in Pees Cabinet and anticipating the resigns
ZION OF the Tory Ministry fully expected message from
the Queen. The London Spectator says--A cores
pondent whom We trust, shows that the foresight
did not eNist-the summons quite unexpecseG--
This an eStract from correspondents letter Lord
John Russell wss sitting with his wife ST Douglass Bo
TEL in Edinburgh reading 10 her al o'clock in the
evening when the Queens messenger arrived; and
hearing that somebody wished ~ speak 10 him he de-
cined seei him unless ne mentioned bis and the
business he came upon The messenger up his
psuie which unknown TO Lord John bu, he declin
cd mentioning his errand Lord John then refused TO
him and he obliged TO send up By the waiter the
Queens private letter "
TIE SLAVE TRADE-A protest OF the Brazilian
Government against OF the British Parliament
which passed into law the Sih August lS45 whereby
Brazilian vessels engaged in the slave trade become
suenable 10 tie High Court OF Admiralty oil Great
Bri,sin and any and every Court OF Vice Admiralty
with in the British dominions has been received in
England
THE CAMBRlIs observation-disclosures to
Capt Jadkins Cambria sailing from LireEpooo on his
last outward passage for America ne msde trirns wa
ger with gentleman that Sunday morning the esth
December eleven clock in the forenoon be would es
4 Georges Pierhesd, delivering the the mail oaSa-
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

MILAN, Dec. 26.-The great events in Italy of
lee, have been The movements OF the Emperor of Rus
sa Believing that you take precious little interest in
the doings OF royal personageseven OF the Emperor
OF Rnssia-I will weary you with account Of his
adventures The principal thing has been that he has
had an interview with the Pope. in which the latter ad
dressed him N terms of strong against the
cruel and Sbonnabe treatment Of Catholics IN RUSSIA.
and particularly in Poland. Nicholas is represented TO
have been much moved by the earnest manner OF the
venerable old Pope to have proteated his ignorance
Of the brutal tyranny that had been exercised IN MS
name. and to have promised To punish BY exile to
Siberia the persons guilty of t. should ne ind on IN
yestgson that The Popes statement was correct he
Pope wished aim allow Nuncio 70 be sent 10 Russia
but that Nicholas s said have declined notwtbstand
ing ne himself maintains ambassador a. the komsh
Court When ne fret his Holiness, he bowed mis-
naughty head TO very ground and attempted hurn0y
TO kiss his hand bu; the Pope opened his and
braced him The presents Nicholas has heaped upon
his Holiness very costly, are also thnse he has
gveH other Italian po,entaes His berality has been
uubounded and during the whole OF his stay in Italy
aas golden opinions om all and taen well received
b. tue people. AZ Rome however. ne created less se.i-
sstou. and received with less respect than else
wnere The reason OF that that ;he Romans were
indignant mis- treatment Of tha Catholics in his owu
dominons. Wailst in Rome the Emperor Visited al the
lions" and prayed for some consderable time at the
toclb of 81 Peter
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24

PAsIs. Dec. 3o-This day his Majesty Louis Philippe
opened the Session OF the French Chambers with The
Usual formaliries His Majesty e the Tuieres IN grand
procession accompanied by several high officers OF
State iunctonar;es of bis household the Psetecs OF Po
ers- and very persona holding high Offices in d
iereni departments From the Palace TO 'ae Chamber
Of Deputies the line guarded either side by sol
the King passed alon- ,hey cried Viye Ia RG;r As
Usual, the public were kept at distance of fifty
sixty yards. aad ali that they could see were the rows
oil soldiers with elevated bayonets. and the tops of the
castiases-no very amusing spectacle. On arriving al
the Chamber. the King was received By deputarou Of
the feeFa and Deputies and accompanied BY them 10
Tee 1907 oi the throne usher previously announcing
lie hing T. The Chamber OF Deputies was crowded
New-York daily tribune., 1846-01-24
,r, 40 American hAve been taken speculation. Sa.
" thi- dsv 500 bags The ioa number Of ',es amoas
GrrortJ Jsr tie 'ceete"d'Hs De .6.
The long expected document % the President. Mesa,

The SALES 20 ihe 3 :; umu having been included In c.
annual tables pubisntd itat day, farther saer
viii br nisic u until the ah in'tant il NAV, however
r,narke, that the dsnsnd continues good ho sales Of
luus days having amounted about COCO bags nearly
trade 'nd the advAn." Of "a per IA upon Auereaa
quoted Slst December l. fully maintained.