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Nj. STERN, +
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Err fhe En1utY(

WILLIAM AND MARY COLLEGE.
Ate meeting OF the ciliz rs of Williamsburg,
called and held at the Courl House, en- The IGN
Aogust, Is4s, TO take into consideration Inc
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New Fall Goods.
nANIEI. III LONDON

rs now receiving The larger portion q - =.
and Winter Stock ot STAPLE ana T = .
DRY GOODS, and within lew GAYS W.
recein, Of his whole stock, which vii .
large, aud he thinks excee1ias'' ues,' o.
lrate generally is iavi'c.io efam'ue H.
Aug. 25-Smc&d
DAN AWAY from me, on me sun r his
Il cro Man, named SAMUEL y. Jwo7s Sac,
sometimes calls h,m ea f.aq fee, ten inches Nc
h,o aSpu, COMPLEXION .% He win endesso, TO S pa
a. a.s f sus a Court Of ne city Of s1 a"%
jail fees, on ss s.h day n .! s S91 Gohn AZ
written MD e Gtssn IL Ds ssi% negro e. stss[se
Sergeant maj o. vet him, reward oftwrny d0'Ia
jan 60 ,n ND If delivered 10 mo in ehm9aa: III Il,
twenty five dollars.
Aug 2-ea'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
I,.t Meeting of the Confederation.

great meeting Of the 4" Irish Confederation wss
held a, the Music Hall Wednesday evening June a.
Among the proceedings we find the following letter in
closing the proceedings Of the Philadelphia sympathy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Measure. of the Government.

strong force po-ted round the National Assem-
bis on the 10th but Al the opening Of the sitting the
President read q communication from Maj. Blossom, in
forming the Chamber thst be bad ordered the number
OF men required take their posts round the hall but
after the OF yesterday be could not guarantee
the safety Of the Assembly.
~ Csmphauseu then stated the measures the Gov.
eminent prepared 20 take for the protection OF the
Assembly A. q appeared the existing force could not
be- depended on IL proposed o. call the Sd battalion
oi the Berlin iandWenr consisting Of men vino hsve
served their tme in the guar srmy but s liable
Cor extraordinary scrvcel o. mount guard along with
the citizens stormy debate eusued deputy. named
Ulncl. formally moved that the Assembly should de
clare that did DOT require any armed guard bur thar
placed t-eli under Toe protection O. the people Of
Berlin This motion Wa carried by great majority.
10 Is Oi course equivalent % defeat oi the Govern
ment but the Ministers made no observation a. o. What
would be- the result OF the votes.
Subsequently hOseyc Baron Amin rendered his re-
signafiOn. and 10 nov appears that Count Schwiun
Minister Of Justice and Count konz, Minister Of War;
have followed n dArnims example. The President
of the Chamber, Mde, and NJ Pnder, Fir-t President
of -ie-ia. spoken OF likely 10 accept once. but
nothing definite j. known.
Berlin quiet the 10Th, and the resolution OF The
Constituent Assembly that 10 I'D not want protection
had had the best e1tct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
From NucaTnn.

f.o Nan .'1esta JUNE
Our dates from Campeachy hy the way ct Vera
Cruz are 10 the 7h inst On the l3th inst command
If 200 men OF the battalion Libsriid eit Csmpeschy
under senior Bsledon for Chcukoli sy leagues distant
The march wa delayed by and other and
before the command reached Chenko the men mutt
MED and insisted upon returning Their commander
f. into A great rage foarned II the mouth an' lon.
Cd This interesting operation had eject upon MS
chyarOus followers who marched straight back u
Campeachy their officers following ~ gOOdy distance
Hard upon this event the Indians TOOK possession OF
the haciendas ksa and Escsera, Ony league from
Campeachy and burnt them The flames were dis.
tncty visible from the church towers OF the city
Every one was called % and the soldiers took mp
their positions. The Indians appear 20 have advanced
up % the deence OF the city but 10 no crest force Tor
they dispersed upon receiving few discharges Of Ar
uhery
The three men who have said % have occasonef the
murny 10 Baledon.- command, are In confinement and
" probably be shot
On the l3th an attack was % have been made upon
Bulouchen n possession of the savagesl by zoo vOun-
feer. Rumurs began 20 be received 40 Csmpeachy Of
a fight and 10 said that sergeant wounded la the
action had arrived there The result was ava ied with
GREATNESS anxiety.
The Yucseco troops had been compelled 10 evacuato
Ticul a town which they bad rcconquered from the
Indians Tney were forced % retreat by OF pro.
visions Il Il considered A. Csmpeachy an unfortunate
move.
The Government i pursuing severe course toward
an taken In arms or who assist the Indians they ~
once shot upon being tired by Court Martial Several
were thus disposed ri recently 81 H0caba
Upon the whole we htrle encouraging In this In
tolisence from iucsian. The army appears a. COW
ard.g he ever and more than ususly insubordinate 90
Toe Indians sre gradually encroachinE upon them and
% recover their lost ground the whites must await the
aid OF the Central Government of Mexico.
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From Mexico.


Tb.re were several arrivals Yesterday from
Vera Cruz. viz. the e. : steamships Alabama, Capt
Rsker sud Massachusetts,. Capt Wood the snip I'd
c,r Cant Smith the bark florida Capt. shaw and The
6rg Winthrop. Capt Wetmorc. The Alabama IS the
test having eis Vera Cruz the afternoon OF saturday
Let the 2itl.
large number Of officers and soldiers came over on
these vessel. among whom were Mai. Gen. Patterson
and staff
Tho Alabama reports that she saw. when t"o hours
out the steamer Portland bound 20 Vera Cruz.
None of the transports which len here on the IN
inst had reached Vera Cruz on the 2ith Inc ONO
steamer " 81 % leave Immediately after The Alaoama
with troops she arrived there on the 22d inst
There hsd been no later arrival 40 Vera Cri1, rom
ths ,itv of Mexico Our latest dates 20 the lth
Lieut. jenkins Of the "a Illinois Volunteers, and a
private soldier died on the Massachusetts, on the pas
sage.
The ship ssbtt, was to sal on the 2ith with the re
mauder Of the Illinois troops
Passengers b. me 4l1h1md The Alabama brought up
the Georgia Mounted Men sni the NewJersey Bat
talon eleven companies in all % men-with tneu
officers twenty three bodies m collins. nom Gen rat
terson command and ten horses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
PRUSSIA.
Riot AT Berlin.

A correspondent OF C0logus Gd-dff writes from Der
lin On the evening 0f the lilh as follows
We hsve again hsd dsy 0f disturbance and tumuit
Great precautions bad been taken Tor iHsurng the
safety Of the Constituent Assembly. Yesterday pls-
rd. had been posted n the town, signed 1y the Pre.
dent Of the Police prohibiting The ass milling oi People
n groups 10 the Csstanel vsii and nve bs,a.l1ns 90
tns civic Guard were posted Go early hour n the
morning Oh tlst -uot T1mu.t wss rrsf cau-ed by ON
ATTEMPT o. clear the place o ile ihicky packed crowd
which bad assembled there. The greatest annoy -uce
bad fr some time been caused by an order of the
bead Marsha oi the Count closing The portal OF the
ROYAL Palace. the Court being ordinarily used a. a
70 thought that this order would not
be- pat n force but when tue gates closed 20 day
CIV was raised BarricHde- must De made before the
aud large crowd commenced carrying this
threat into execution The gate. forced from their
hinges sni were about 20 be- thrown into the wsier
when - student VINO was hy. said that they would be-
s l elsewhere and called on the people % take them
To the University order that they might serve for tue
better -ecurty of the students. This sdyice was fol-
we'd sni the gates and bars were brought % The I'm
81 ersiy. Thence the mob asain went % the pal
ace Tire portal 0 which had meanwhile been occupied
be- toe Civic Guard 10 vas then that one Muller, Who
led the people proposed that all the bars round the
palace .nold be- removed. sud they proceeding
do So they passed before the arsenal where 70 "as
suggested hat arms should be obtained By this time
the CIVIC Guard hsd occupied al the avenues An
officer attempted % read proclamation but the tumu
incrcased aud the people crying To arms 90 arms.
the streets By TIE arsena were be,eged by the people
who endeavored % effect entrance within 20 by break
IN 10 the wall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

the man who viii be fouaa urprepsred ~in b deserv-
edly regarded as traitor 10 his country, and dealt
with accordingly. He that il Dot nov with us ana oI
us Is sgsns, us. ANY that hencefor@srd talks o.
registering hs vote or OF meetings for specialization
or Of good measures IN m the Imperial P-f.smeht p.
Of any chance Of Repeal by agitation, j. sns'e o'
fool and r. either d.ilded himself or warts - osl--'
others'
THE lRfsH LEAGUF The BE- Country has spokth uu-
and s decision Is that az immediate and periec Union
Of Repe ars s necessary % the ezistenfe o! ieaLl
We publish 90 day farther opinions q iAe e'-l-t -
!.!ty and the press From thee our ea1sIs ~ sc
that the desire Tor mutual Orgiseness ana al
ton has been long burning IN ne LeaI'' =, ~ Psa
in III parts OF The country ana INST " 90 nOt 80
rs.by In ssvpg that the People OF ireland would con
,,osse ,rion no matter what might BE- said or done
. el-.,'a', --''- Nation
T,ty PrEr We do no; spprove Of the original de-
40, of Mr. Bvlsnds pixies. The Mitchell touch and
~ =. I'D eropgy" are clumsy burberry implements .
tuce TOO long and three times too heavy. The head
uike ought 20 be light graceful and artistic, and
.hsrD g. a razor. Look AZ boarding PIKE in shiDs-of
war or tee weapon Of the Lancers, and you vii zee
the true shape and make Of this imp eIneut But We
believe be has Improved ~ lffe some smith Of genius
ought % take the matter IN hand Ten inches long an
inch and quarter bread and shsrpeued ally ~
n dagger, that's the prescrpfOn-pr051'1a 81. We
have seen some pixies ,he heads Of which unscrcw but
his j. cowsrdy device alien % the spirit OF the tn-s
DO not intend 70 hide our weapons out TO hsns
them no by the side Of the prosecuted speeches' tiat
al men may zee them and take note Beside the screw
weskens the instrument and leaves Il liable 70 sbap 10
an emergency We farther object 20 shoulders wnefe
the blade joins the socket they sre likely 70 get en-
tangled and force the pike out Of your hsnoii ousn
10 be rounded Of leaving angie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
The Arsenal Taken.

Between md O'Clock the troops summoned The
people % disperse and nred upon them ne rdpPd
was immediately beaten aud barbados erected IN a.
rious quarters The people thronged from al direc-
tons % tine Arsenal snd sent deputaton % the Au
thornes on the aruing OF the people When Nr Elch-
ler an eX .p0pulsr orator informed them that they
would receive an answer in three hours they imme
dst.y suspected the tTescherous intention o. OBTAINING
people AL the rsrrsons o. fot.dam and the neigh
boring places could arrive. while portion OF the
crowd rushed or pull up the rails Of the Potsdam
Railway the man bulk of the crowd mate their attack
without delay on the ArsensL Toward 10 clock this
was taken without any grand effort 20 defend u haF
ing been msde By the burgervehr, or by toe military
stationed inside Arms and ammunition were nov
thrown out OF the Window and carried Oh, some OF
which were subsequently recovered from individuals
who tell into the hands OF the burserwehr. portion
of the firearms carried OF consisted OF guns Of new
md consequently Of m use O. the unin
tsied they require particular charge With these
muskes which are not loaded IN the usual way, but
into which the charge i inserted hy means OF slide II
is said % be possible 20 FIRE GIT 10 ten times ia
minute. The soldiers who were inside gave place 10
detachment OF students aud the sndNerker-verein
Toward midnight there hardly any body left In the
streets except few struggling homewart, patrols Of
gher guard and strong force of the latter sta
toned between the Arsenal and the residence of the
OF Berlin. Toward three o'clock in the
morning the quiet OF the town agsA disturbed by
taree signal shots snd By the spreading OF the report
that the military were entering the town.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

While the pietmOntese we're preparing Tor me slese
Of Verona the Austrisns made arrangements Tor an ~
tack on vienna and en- action eusued between them sud
the Italians under Gen DurandO wnicn resuied IN favor
OF the Ausfrians Private letters from Milan oi the
afternoon of the 18Th inst announce the surrender OF
Vcenra % the Austriaus the llih by cspifuiaton
The troops composing the garrison marched oct with
the hon0rs Of war md we're permitted 70 retain Their
arms. on condition that they should not s-rve against
the Aust,ans for three months 1hs italia del P0D0i0
of the 18th inst confirms the Oi the cspiiuatiou
OF yicenzs overpowered by the overwhelming forces
oil the Ausirians Who after very brief delay marched
upon Padus which city has also been compelled 10 ca
pitulate.
The loss Of the Italians IN the attack on the city
amounted 20 about | zoo or 1000 killed wounded and
prisoners while the loss Of the Ausirans did not eX
ceed 800 n killed aud wounded, including MAJOR Gen
pr.l the Prince OF SaXis, who was killed. Gen weldon
Austran) with 5000 men, had sdv anced 10 lreylso on
the l2th
The Milan Gatete Of the 18th, quotes sdyices from
Rovigo OF the 18Th stating that the inhabitants Of Va
coma instead of forcing Dursndo 10 surrender were
on the contrary loud In their opposition 70 the cspiiua
ton but the want OF ammunition and the hfes that
broke out in the town ~ length forced them 70 comply
Notwithstanding the articles Of the csptulsnon zen
A.pre on entering the town imposed contribution Of
three millions OF zwanzige about three millions Of
francs1 and il could not be raised the town says
THE Journal was sacked.
The Died HdiaRa observes that this proceeding
snnuls the whole cspiusOn and that DursndO i there
fore at liberty take the neld again with his troops
General nurando al Este With bis troops ON the
lSth where he published an order OF the dsy encour.
aging them not TO despair at the unfortunate result OF
ne defence OF Vienna which had only been given up
when farther defence became Impossible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10

Al o'clock IN the morning Of the Eth the Ministry
received the following Geographic di.paich ~ Vienna
Prince Nistschs rsz hss received % 'sy dow he COM
msnd COgm Mens10r1 has undrraSel Tie provisional
cummsnd. Tranqulllfy may be Npecied The lombard
Ing has The troops gradually advance as ne bar
rcades cleared
4 second ielegrsphic dispatch Wa received a, g
clock ~ night from the Burgomaster a. Prague 10 Be-
fellows
he hurghers ami student. ready 90 reesfAb sl
order The Burgomssrr requests ihal The Ministry VIII ol
nm he following By lrlrgraph. The military, with TIE
exception ~ grenade o enter ie CITY, and ull me
delivery OF me PETITIONS by our deplal io he km
reof ard 10 VI sers arreris holsesearclltgs
shA take Place on the par. oi ire msry The deplia-
VIII for lerna us evening Prague n most
penous condiunn; speedy settlement Is ildis prnsa
Bsr~n Won PiAersdo1 sent the following reply by el-
egrsph
The ministers cannot grsai he required cornrnaon De-
manced Oh Cay bar hey have empowered ne Cour Com
ssiocers 90 do hey consider s Sep cacu sized b.
retsabsh pesce % vii therefore be requisite % refer ne
the rrguest 70 them
VIENNA June ls-ln,elhgence from Prague Is OF a
more quiet character The CITY has caplrulsted The
rebels have gwen fourteen hostages and Prince WIN
dischsIatz. who has again undertaken the supreme
command hss occupied it with bic troops
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
Mi-crIInneou, Grrm1n Intelligence.

TIE GrRvAN RErustictNs.-A le-ter from Lgd.
-s5ur- of June l1 says. A regiment of cavalry h
battalion OF insniry and battery OF srrery len tas
plsce r0-day i0r Heli5renn TIE infantry cred gicc
hecST they themselves 10 movement The
4h reg meat OF infantry aas been zen; % Heibrenn On
the arrival 1f ths tran the people cried "Eire Hcsv
40 Hel5rtuu there some disturbance on the l5-l
The crowd proceeded toward Ncmb-berg bar tran
guilty not seriously disturbed When the troops
arrived desire manifested 90 rs,se barbados bur
ths military passed rspidy ha, the insurgents had
time
Tue NATIONAL ASSEMBLY In the sitting Vi the ith
the following resolution Vas adopted The Germanic
Diet shall be invited % sss-n by constitutional means
FOR The purpose 81 f1unIing German navy, 1f
hvuolu 90 thalers The u-t o. which s % he account
"a Tor 1y the ceutrl provisional power % the Nar0n
Assembly the half of tn shove sum % be mined
a,ey red md The remainder u be used as % may Be
wanted
HEssE DkENsrADr.-Ludsig IT, Grand Duke o.
Hessc DarnsiidL expired 81 psrmstatt "a The 10Th
iast He was q, years Of age ant bis death had been
expected BE j. succeeded by the Hereditary Grand
D-ke Ludwig. who had been governing the s-4irs q.
the Grand Duchy since March l1st when the German
NOV Cfue NJ 1rsf cnuu1anrad
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Ueroi.m OF Prince windIschgratz.

The UQrsar Zafuag g.ves the following interesting
details. Owing % the refusal of the Prince % gve
arms % the p-.0po on the lOth the SEOu0st faction
proceeded IN lsTge numbers 90 the residence oil the
COmmandernCh ief mere they sung songs insulting 20
the Prince accompanied by h0Orings ami threats he
military on duty having ia vain called upon the moo %
be- orderly aud dsperse and the ata shot being nfed
a. this m0m,n which deprived the unfortunate Princes
Of her lie the Prince. with great dignity and calmncss
advanced into the midst o tlem and addressed them
90 the following effect
ID" GENTLENcN- II j. your desire i' s-i me because
am of u0 r brl 20 90 my pal. e. and do mere ls you
o. So iuiLk o. VII even give you guard illi YOU may
uot be- disturbed ll 'uur s-en-rt Bur sou ari mus
because am commander Of PHsue. and purpose Messing
demonstration in 'front.' ih- bll 1ns ir lpi call lf
ilal preveu such siep $40 every means al tlt
collmald. Ny Wiz now lies -rs- corr above STARE
aud y-i address sou words of sIlour-s. 0eAl
LU not dnvr me 90 severe mea-lfc-
Alter this noble speech. under circumstance % so
heart rendng uature the Prince. instead Of being
hearkened TO- roughly seized upon Oy two Greens
and dragged to the next lamp pot where rope wa
soon prUyiOcd-at this moment the Princes srenadlers
advanced with fixed bay0net- and IN less Than second
cleared the square and delivered the Prince flye
m nuies afterWsrd the artillery swept the streets
Prince Windi-chgraz j. spoken of ID one OF the most
distinguished generals in the Austrian scit ice, per
feet soldier Of great energy and VIII firm ~ iron
The BOhemians lear and respect him. and call HIM
Prince Herod his men are blind devoted 20 him
Inc Princess W.nd.schsratz WAS the daughter Of
Field Marshal Prince schwsrzenler-. and her notncr
the lady who perished n The hames while enleavor
ing 20 her child At the cCns-rston of toe Festive
Hall erected bah room % celebrate the marrias o
Napoleon with Nsrla Louisa of Austre su occurrence
winch az the time caused al lmmensc sen-auon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-10
The People,x Food.

In Tyrone, Derry and Donegal the continuation Of
warm showers and OF alternate sunshine through the
week have much accelerated the growth Of the crops
Flax espe cisiy, appears promising Potatoes are
making rapid progress, and continue very healthy In
appearance. Derry Sentinel
Never In the recollection Of the oldest persons has
The PotSto been promising shown less appear
OF blight lBSlyshannon Herald.
Ia this and the adjoining Counties the crops look go
rio1siy promising Whest Oats. bere. and BsTley-al
vending their way IN tine style TO maturity Even
tue Potato. not al ashamed q past msbsps. has
laaehngly unfolded rs blossom nid the and show
err Of the p~si fortnight Csvkn Paper
Ire harves, prospects IN this district al that
oe desired. The breadth Of Potatoes sown is much
greater than had been anticipated Not single b.
stauce Of blight has been communicated - us and
thoush the seed has mssed IN several psces the oss Be-
sn n ~ 10 unessiuess The Grain crops ere
forward and presents cheering ss,ot lLeinr Express
We have not heard Of a single case In which the
big has yet appeared In the Potato and the Wheat
ard Os crops never more advanced al this period
Of the year. rusm Herald
From almost every part of the country. have
learned that the Corn and Potato crops the
forward and nourishins state. Wexford Guardian.
Oar old friend the Potato promises TO be prolific this
time Wcsmesih Independent
The weather has been unusually cold for the past ten
days but the rain has done incsculablc good. good
breadth Of excellent upland meadow has already been
cuton the first dry day moving viii be general slight
frost was observed two three mornings during the
week which II Is said has in places injured Inc
fotsices-bgt the injury must be tTilngthe crop u
making rapid progress to maturity. The FIut crop is
also shosing much promise, and viii be early This year
II tae weather clears up and becones warm sgSin.
Tyrone Constitution.
We are now favored with the most genial weather
ana under It's iavigorstns influence the crops OF al
kinds wear most cheering inauence The Potatoes
n toe neigAborheod OF this sre growing most
iHxGriAntiy lIyrswley Herald