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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
ni, FInnI Admi..ion 10 rhe A..emblY.

On the evening OF Tuesday the National Assembly by
large majority, stalthed their Of the previous
day waen they confirmed the exile OF Louis Napoleon,
and now revoked IT, and declared that he should be al
United as a member of the National Assembly
LedruRolhn opposed this proceeding but the ma
oriy prevailed.
Ia consequence OF this vote Loui. Napoleon Il ad.
mttcd take his seat subject however to prove that
he Is a French citizen
The. Assembly separated al quarter past six in ex
traordinsry agitation.
Its said that Ledru ROlln Immediately resigned and
that / ansrtne would follow his example Il i said
that triumvirate OF Msrrast Blaut and Cavaignac i
being formed but this Is conjecture. At Ardennes
PROCLAMATION has been issued calling upon the people
10 rush 10 arms and 20 place Louis Napoleon on the
throne However before Il comes TO that there Will
he struggle for supremacy between the Legitinists
and the Bonapartists
Tbiers Odllon Barrot Berger, and Duvergier
d'IIsuraupe voted 10 favor OF Louis Napoleon.
on Wednesday Paris was quiet the people had III
umphed Louis Napoleon was expected hourly u IA
fis 70 take his seat
meeting Of the Representatives was held 70 request
Lsmariinc Arsgo and GARNER Pages 10 remain u inc
Government even should LednIR oin retire.
At the last accounts notwithstanding Their oelssI ns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
DENMARK.
The IBlfilc of Duppel.

All hopes of mediation between Germany and Den
mark appear 40 an end. The has been renewed
with great vgor and battle at Duppei on the 9TH
suited n the success OF the Danes The loss OF the
PrussIaus was from 800 % 800 men.
letter from Renlshurg OF the eth gives the follow
ing details of rhc action
AZ was supposed. the review of the army on Mon
day led 70 a formidable action i'm the -und"lt Two
letters from eusburg before us seem 90 agree 10 the
main details of the affair Orders were given oy Gen
ersl Won Wrangcl 90 concentrate the troops from al
dcs Ostensby for the purpose OF parade Ia honor Of
the uata day Of the King Of Hanover, on the high
grounds between Bau and Holeoil but in reality %
order a simultaneous plan of operations against the
Danes ia the sundewt- under his own personal com.
mand.
The principal ob ect of this operation 20 cut
the Danes of from their water communication, for
which purpose our central aud ght wIngs composed
OF the troops OF tue 0n army corps advanced across
the Fen-burg and Apenrade high road in an eastery
direction whereas the left wing composed entirely Of
Prussians advanced by the way OF guars. Saiup ana
O ierIp upon the Danes which was intended 20 come
upon their flank and while the right and center al
tackled them IN front This maneuver, however. dld
not succeed nasmuch the center and LETT came upon
them sooner than the right could be brought into IL
attacking position by an hour The Danes occupied the
wood between Nibcl and Westerdippel with uhemen
Of the guards and redcoats whose IRE was splendid
and most effective and had also battery in their rear
The UanoveTlans attacked this point ana surround
ed one side of the wood upon wnich the Danes win
drew beyond their guns on the nights OF Duppei
before the left could gain their purpose Near the
WlndimA OF Dupptl' tAe enemy uau arrow" up souie
strong eutrenchmonis, and planted some heavy guns
unou them On discovering the object 81 the General
commanding the allies force Of about 5000 men took
40 their position there and received our troops with All
effective and well directed hre Of musketry and cannon
which cntaled n loss Of more than hundred OF our
brave troops. Their light infantry and sSrmishers
tire very annoying
The engagement which commenced generally NJ
~ O'Clock continued increasingly until IN the evening
when our men made move 10 take up their blyouacs
near the village of NIbel The guard consisting
OF Oldeuburs and scheswig Hoistcn infantry squad
ron of Hanogcr.au hussars. several squsdrons oil
Sch.e.wis Iolste.n Dragons Prussian and Hano-
verian battery OF guns, eucamped near Holeolu Inc
oufposts taken by battalion of Prussans, against
which the Danes recommended the acton. The Prus-
SLAMS brought up successfully stronger force and u
was not until late in the evening that these powerful
succeeded 10 forcing the Danes % retire from
the contest On the following day 9th up % noon
nothing OF consequence was undertaken nor was any
nfh.r onarafInn supnO.ed llkelY ID occul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Brcadsfnn-.

Tie e-iher 1eh5orood and throughout hs county coo
M thar derei and the crops loo, fe promising Ih
demand 0r pretty advance OF ID 0 20 per 10 M
e of last w--k Western Canal four beng very 'cte
conmluis Dbl uo~l HorfA - ID o 10
change. iniau Corn has been uoiere demand al i
- yellow worh 80 o. 500 Fte ~ - SO PER -
lf Meal lf ~ F bs sellers ~ L. =. pta
sold fJ per ~ bs decline f9e da'y h'
Wheat per quarter snd on Flour b. b 81
per lf hs
The imports 81 l1i Corn &C. 'o Liverpool from ofesn por
iron t te lj- lst 800 quarters, 1903 bushels, and
50s bag. l1isa Co l 5ss RICE $40 quarters bet tni ii
bts Pofl Flour The imports of Wheat &c from Ireland during
e .ar~ period lrs. l11 1ld 81 5tsa Wheat J3H
bsrs Flour 5o l- and M bags oats ~ tons fnd Jll
loads Oatmeal
Wheat Li. q. Floor $50 hhs ltin Corn, 40 qn ludtl
Meal $40 % Oti. qrs Barley i03 lrs be'ns -t'q ore fets
ls4qr.
h. London Gloucester sni Worcester ere has been alteration
prev pnces shr continue ru AZ Birmingham 90 thurs
~ E------ M---- ------ 81 u D 2. n-.l--
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
The Bonnpartc Mania.

The chief subject OF discussion in political circles and
the source of serious alarm TO the Republican parties
Is the diffusion Of the spirit OF imperialism throughout
the country but more especially in the army. Several
regiments have shouted Vive rEmpereur - many
more have cried Vive Louis Napoleon When the
name of Louis Napoleon announced from the steps
of the Hotel de Vile the military who were on the
place raised their caps the tops Of their bayonets m
token OF eNultatOn The quay the entrance % the
Assembly is daily cr0wed with lnyaldes and soldiers
of the empire forming lane through which the repre-
sentatyes enter waiting 10 salute the first appearance
OF Prince Louis Brochures are distributed in the streets
at nominal price giving the biography of Louis Napo-
leon and even describing mnutey his personal appear
ance cart similar TO of the London advertising
vans has been established forming sort OF locomotive
bureau Tor a new Journal entitled Napoleon Louis, Re
publican" This is all stuck over with placards and
specimens OF the journal the yendeT sitting inside and
distributing 1t from the door.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
IRELAND.
Agitation >ubsidinc.

There IS not any very important news from the sister
country this week The determination Of The Old and
Young Ireanders is not yet completed The eonsum-
nation OF an event SO much desired by lrishmen has
been postponed for fortnight by the leaders OF Con
citation Hall in order 20 give the country an opporu.
nifty Of expressing and opinion ihercupon. The gene
raj al classes Of repcaers less violent than
before the conviction Of Mitchell smith OBrien is
sill lsboring under the effects Of the melcc which he
encountered al Limerick and reports affirm that hs
Physicians consider that he E suffering from an a0scess
N the kidney The Mitchell fund continues 10 accninu-
late, and Al the time write, amounts 70 goody sum
Meantime meetings In several parts OF the country are
held 10 express sympathy with the Martyr Patriot
and 70 denounce tie Partially carried on during MS
trial
The sttngs Of the Repeal Association are postponed
hf sfoTtnight Mr.. John OConnell made an elaborate
exposition OF the principles which he was ready .
sner into the proposed union On Monday last several
etiers Tor and against the League read the most
mnaeEtsl Of which from the Roman Catholic
benop OF Of Meath and Dean Of Ardagh, ws0se dioce
san Dr. OHlggins. Is al present al Rome The Bishop
Vi Ephin also adverse the merger OF the old assO
Cation Nothing beyond the suspension and the speech
was done until the opinion OF the country be col
Fe,ed The statement OF Mr.. John O'COnneh was
Sesed with considerable Kissing from the body OF the
hAl where IL said the Young reanders congregsted
10 s0me force
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
INDIA.
War in iloultan.

News has arrived from India respecting an nsurrec
non "a M5ultsn There has been a nght between our
DO ca agents Anderson and Vans Agnew, AZ the head
vi the Khssa troops and the MOutanese in which the
former were defeated Both ans Agnew and Ander
son have been severely wounded detachment Of the
Maharaah's troops under Deenah Nagth, left yester
dav and Her Nsesty's 10Th, the eth, I'D, and 9th.
native infantry. Wleelers h0rse. Campbels troop
horse artillery ami Austns battery, are under orders
f1r immediate service 10 j. said that MOultan i 10
very DISTURBED state. Brieadler Campbell. {. B. b.
suuies the command of The column, which J. quite
ready The Fort OF M0uran cost Runleet ringn <VV
men The Dewsn M0orsj Of Moultsn, has broken or
AL alerisnea % the Lahore Government Ar. ans
Agnew 5 shut up in gurree' with 30 men ana
t fears are entertained for his safety Inc late 4
Intelligence from M0utan = % the <lst OF ApriL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03

ed % 1880 sli tloe olposrl 20 it I'D not ccrcd
l-l In rha province 0l tr-lQ-a there were f.r fre
union 4-0s4- a-a.u.t D. 81 10 the province of Lodi
for The union sf 200. against .. o.
4 Considerable rumher 0i the chief places OF tle
Venetian provinces Lad also declared themselves .u Che
same sense aud il j. nov nearly certain tlat he Pro-
vs.0raI Goreruueni at Venice u1 adopt Ike cours-
the KIND lrn of Northern la.v wlL thus probably be-
coon consolidated 90 % form rampant 0r boui vard
protecting The southern stats of the Peninsula from
The ercroacimeu- oi Northern Powers
The Turn Journals of fhe 10Th have brought the
Proclamation ot tie Provisional Government of LON
hardy declaring the result % she suru-es OF thc peo
pie on the question 81 The proposed annexation of Lou-
hardy o. Pedmou- Itappear th,rc were SCI COZ votes
for Immediate annexation end l-l for the postpone
lnert of the question I'LL the termination OF fhc war
The Government then announces that q Commission
has been appointed 20 c9mmluicate on tls subject
with the KIN Of Sardinia and the Chambers 90 obtain
their assent 10 the measure The Proclamation il dated
Milan the Eth inst The De.e gates of the provisional
Government had already len for Turin
Letters from Turin say that ln consequence Of the
annexation Of Lomhardy. the Chambers Will be mme-
darelv SOLVED 70 respected That Constituent A.
semhlv VIII be- c0lvoked 10 Milan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Iiv.rnool ProyIsIo, Market.

From wilmer >miihs European Times, June H.
ANERlCAN-Wifh scarcely Of country buyers, conse-
Quert the Whuu'de holidays and the very urge guam
ty brought forward Lard met unusually dull d-msnd al
The sales Of last TUESDAY, and only trhng pOon o what
offered found purchasers, although, In most cases re-
fully = suhmtled The sales
comprsed only about 20 bos aud SD but
since then about 600 hb have been sold privately 40 sd H.
Is improved rates From similar causes aJ1 was DO frrN
poor request, not more than @JnoNer found huNti SOD
these reduction Of p 90 81 percW ru e prices of
the last sale Western mddes of ir quality REALIZING ' iu
is and Eastern fine i)s 10 a. 81 per cwt hy private sole
large parcel OF tine qualify has been disposed ui % ra her
better prices and understood be chiefly Tor tne London
market Hams not n such good demand and TIE eN-
of the former sale could scarcely ue maintained
We are without any stocks OF Cheese For Beef which Is
10 very limited supply fan prices obainaoe Pork has
been sold considerably lower rates. especially new Mess
Tor d narcel of which i6. per Dol has been lccepled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
American Proylsions.

The tr,n.sftoas Beef report have 1en unmpof
ant comprising only tie dealers steady pneei
Prime Ns- Pors Of Que quality A found buyers 10 some eIent
Me- Lss safe. ADJ o= quoted = ~ = over
snd PINE has .srn scisy inquired or pc .to1 VI al ,i =.
Increasing T4-dFs sai- there only limited telifle
county 0gye Biool a9 offered AZ f-4l,n % JOY =
per prev rates found 'ee rufhtsers large ff9
consequently paced snne te sfr nov
there lell, aud over - boxes tf'
a. the quotlas srL-t 10 day feeling healthy Ham
sni Shoulder sr- n demand 40 itrter s4ppy # Cheese
Beef Uud Prime Aess per uerce 10 3 1i - ~ Zoe
Orn.ry old 90 Mes per barrel Of ~ lbs 3D. q
-. aaf. ot % D. - pnn-, ~ % ~ sttfa a.
family per ueroe 81 h. Jos o TO- ditto per h,, bsfre
100 h. 81 20 Ul- States Prime h- pes barrel Of -
b. od a, o. 70 p- od 80. 3Is. - ~ 90 Mes tamil
M-.. o - 90 bicou per at eastern ~ D. -
western Shoulder 90 ~ - - o. - Hans, dfy
Der sa c9t DID, D. p 3d. 13s ~ 81
cle-se Zoe per duty pad - ~ 5 nd8ns As % 30
ordinary, 80 t9fls.
lrBsrfs From lph .ne lss Beef terc. 81 barrel, pr@
y9ly year l00s erles l4l 9trfrs F1fsi frsp4'y ~
year 80 11s Cieese o. pe79ly To- e4f fi cslA 80
10s- butter previously l casts Hans o. ffes'
. year 773 Bose - casks baeol - oors' pfs'-'y "a
yesr . 55d hores
lie Cheese imported Liverpool from ne Uatss sts,ss spear
gelrs .llrsssllg FOR eaiz jan D i' f'
s $40 As ls Tie total p,rts 1l ~ ll@d 1ai' l ~
..r- rears ser-a Pie frst cgt5 s11 90 ne s-o l ~.
Tie elo.e rP4rous o Cheese ron Eir'te u1 Sl.c
slat-- s1i n Bdtl Possessions Wrfn ~ iti0- lNi ana
le4I t.e3 nrr-lse1 % 1jf.s0l cNL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
NORTHERN ITALY.
Italian Victory at RiValta,

The Teafidae Mlr.0. OF Milan Of the 9th, publishes
bulletin stating that the 81 the Ausrians had again
concentrated themselves in the Of CasabOdO
and Asoia but particularly a. Rvata, where Mar
shal Rsdetsky had established his headquarters. They
had also thrown bridge the Mnci0 % secure their
retreat On the 4th before daybrcak the Piedmonese
began their attack and some cannOnsh0t were nred
but when they arrived 10 the positions lately occupied
By the enemy they found the abandoned, ~ the Au
srians had retired % Mantus curing the night by
cealed marches The whole field was still strewed th
the dead bodies OF those who had fallen on the 3Jh ui
the efiuvs from which tainted the air During their
retreat they violated the churches robbed them OF their
sacred utensils and devastated the houses and nelds-
About 2)0 Italian dcserters went over 20 the fedmon
tese Al Asoa Chaes Albert had returned % his head
quarters al Naleggi0
The RsorgiWou0 OF the 9Th instant announces mat
General Frederci having been appointed Governor OF
Peschiera. the Duke of Genoa had assumed the com
mand Of bis division and. Colonel La Marmora was 20
act A. chief OF his staff The fortncauons OF Peschera
are stated 70 be in very good condition and the surfen
der OF the garrison appears 10 have been solely caused
By the want Of provisions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
New pntenls.

H. Adcock of Moorgatest London Civil Engineer for
certain improvements in furnaces and re.paces June
3; Elk mos. VIM Brindley OF Birmingham manuf for
improvements In the manufacture Of articles OF papier
mache June 6 siN months r. Barnes OF Wigan, Ian
caster gas engineer for certain improved apparatus for
manufacturing for illumination, part OF which i'm
provemens is applicable % rcorts for dstllng pyro-
hgneou- acid and other similar purposes June six
months njamin Lathrop of King st. Choopside ESQ
for an improved wheel for railway purposes. Being
partly communication June six months. Joseph
Foot Of spits-square Mddesex silk manufacturer ior
Improvements in marking skeins OF silk. being a
communication June six months. Joshua Proc
ter Westhead of Manchester, for manufacturing fur
into fabrics being communication June siN
mouths. Thomas Dalton of Coventry, silk dyer for
Improvements in the manufacture Of iringes. gimps
and bulhons June Z ; six months. Alex. 2. NJ Darlin
OF Paris, gentleman for Improvements in obtaining mo
tive power. June six months.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Liverpool Grain Market.

We cannot note amendment m the Grain trade FROM
all parts Of country the accounts speeding the harvesis
cheering the highest degree. A. MWkane, on Mon
day last hOders of English and foreign Wheat we're barely
able Dire reduced currency Of he previous week
The finest English heat sold AZ tls 10 81 for white and
red Indian Corn. which quite eg.ected, was not
worth more Than ~. fo 32> per quarter
United STATES and Canadian neat were quoted at 81, 10
as per quarter and Of American Flour nominal al
- - per bbI Oths following DAY Tuesday az Liver
pool Canadian Wheat realized - to = sd % n Indian
Corn has du dem-nd. bgt prices on The whole were sl,-
ned American white selling az Bis 90 jls i and yellow
SIS 20 So per fSO lbs European white sold al Sos & and
yellow S. SIS ga. The value OF barrel Flour under
went little u any change -8s being about the top price Tor
choice brands.
Since Tuesday the trade has ruled dull both al London
aud Liverpool and the other greal provincial Grain markets
thfoug bout the kingdom The imports into Liverpool con
unue moderate scale and there is hardly arrival Of
any description either from Canada The Joiied states
b. 4 -s..tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Ncgotintion-.

Letters from Bologna. puphshed ia The supplement %
The. C0nrennorant0 OF Rome of the ID june announce
that negotiations are already on foot between the Aus
trian Government and Charles Albert. Austria i- 60
Withdraw her troops from ltay on condition thai Italy
shall take uuon 10 part OF the Austrian debt 10 b.
said that the Pope Will bee the referee % settle the con
ditOns
Letters from Padua 20 the e 5rgima'o. Of the 9Th
say General Ferrari has conferred wlrh Gen Duran
do a. 90 the forces necessary % oc let a. the garrson'
Of Padua Trevis0 and vienna Treviso VIII be com
handed by Colonel BeuzE. Padua hy Colonel Ferran.
General Pope Will take the command % all the trOopf
in the Venetian territory operating in connection with
fr.. army of Charles Albert
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
Onno.liion to Thler..

The excitement caused among tue ultra Republican,
hy the return oi n TIMERS into Pans has produced man
iestori0n against him 1i serious character About
o'clock The night of the -rh INST large MOB proceed
ed from the Boulevard 20 the Place - George, n which
biz mansion i- situated. crossed the iron pasadin- by
whchf j. surrounded and would have forced ler way
into the house and poss ly committed farther outrage,
5u' for the arrival 0 body ~ Nafona Guards by whom
tbev were expelled and driven --ne distance 10 was
ID o'clock however before the crowd finally dispersed.
strong body Of the Garie Noble. who had arrived 20
the support OF the National Guards oiVouacAed on the
Place - George.
The nght Of the orb inst passed over with more tran
qulliv than auv other during the week. The groups
formed about TIE Porte r. Denis, although numerous,
presented no alarming character. few troops arrived
There about l0. o'clock blt not necessary t0 carry
the late Jaw against tumu.tuo4s asseulages INFO effect
~ the people dispersed quietly The hou.e OF " Iner-
guarded by few troops. but ~ attempt vas made
against d. few .d.cr- presented themseve but were
quickly forced retreat by the p0rers Of the adjoining
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
AUS RIA.
&c. - VI.

Accounts from N.euna are o. more favorable char
actcr ina-much peace and quietncss being ~
stored. though many OF The principal nobility. with
most Of the foreign Ambassadors Gacludn5 the Eng
llsh'. have icit for lnn-pucs.
Tie Emperor has sent an address 10 the people OF
Veuns. exhorrnr the people 20 order snd quiet al
frin- his only hope OF ever looking upon their faces
The Nicuua -ponieuce of the C9'oEHs Gr;Cfff.
whose letter dated 9Th instant states that the cir
cumstanccs of the whole othe corps dpl0w1nqHe beng
assemble AZ nn.pruckis generally Interpreted into an
intended sbdcat0n OF the Emperor The Crown would.
that go 90 the Emperors only brother the Arch
duke Charles but j. asserted that be- too Is prepared
Oh resign his right n favor VI bis Francis josef
during whose minority the Archduchess Sophia
oi the Queen OF Prussia would be- Regent Vienna IL
perfectly quiet and the secession OF Bohemia has
Ialled In proiucn. lastlng Impres.on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
NJ. Clement Thomn. and the Troop-.

Clement Thomas rendered the -th inst the re-gna
ton Of his command OF the National Guard but The
Government declined accepting IT, T. was rumored
next dav that In consequence OF the term "gewsaw,
which be had applied IN the Assembly the OF
the legion of honor he 90 fight duel with VI. Ma
poleon Bertrand Of the late General Bertrand but
The affair was ultimately arranged without resort 20
duclIng.
The Prfsse states that repeated attempts 20 assassin
ote bo;h officers and privaes OF the line continue % n
made in LYONS. seven officers and n0n.cOmmlssiOncd
officers of one battalion have been attacked.
The Prese states that on the afternoon Of the 9Th
inst VI Grandchamp. one of Clement Thomas aides
de.csmp was riding along the quay near the Iulere-
when q man covered with O blouse seeing him az Oh.
head of several star officers fired 10 him with mussct
and killed his horse The animal reared and iell on bis
rider who has since been confined % bic bed from the
injuries be received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-03
PORTUGAL.

Advices from Lisbon the 9th Of June have been re-
ceived
The Spanish troops that revo.ted AZ seville had been
pard0ned and return % spain with the eNcep
ton OF the officers Most ol these had been cent % -
Mary's aud others came 10 England A. passengers IN
the Moutro.e some arrests mad taken place IN Lisbon
but tranquility was preserved Wrought the country
APortug,i-se ship had arrived AZ Lisbon from Per
nambucO WITH advces 20 the 18th OF April and brought
ntefiseucs OF slave msurrecri0n IN that province on
large sugar estafe The insurgents were In such force
thar TWO bodice of Government troops had been routed
bv them 10 consequence of this outbreak tue Presi
dent ~ ChOxore d. Guna was preparing % leave Per
n,mhucn fearing Repubican Goyernment-
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Letters from Naples OF the ith OF June state that all
continued quiet but there were indications that thu.
was bul temporary state The Republican party were
evidently only waiting a favorable opportunity Tor am
other struggle while the troops and lazzafon flushed
by ard with an eager appetite for farther plum
der doing their best 70 provoke such event ny
nsoencc. The King and tle.Gosemmeut were in utter
perp.eXty another change of Ministers talked o.
and the meeting OF Parliament the LIT Of July was
considered wholly impossible ~ the people pay no
attention the elections and the Caabrese deter
mined send any other than the violent represent
atve whom they chose before the 18th OF May. Under
these crcuIn-accs could judge OF the probable
course OF events even tor twenytour hours and bust
ne-s was entirely crippled.
The Governor OF the Castle of - Elmo had been
charged with project OF suuenderins that fortress 90
the National Guard on the 5th and bad been put under
arrest