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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

AFfRAY At GALFNA-.A ioN days siuce aswe
understand from an csc witness, dlssraceiul t'isy
took place AZ Gacua between pfrson oy the name d
Is = Harris of that city and nis Honor n 3 lrsu
Mayor of Gaeua. boz which the latter Wa severely
Iurst 10 would seem rom the Representatives. We
have heard that Harris had taken some exceptions O.
the official conduct ct the Mayer and ln rgts.Y
manner assaulted him and used abusive cpthcis asan.i
him in the street The Mayor Indignant q such ca.
duct struck Harris. when the scufie ,nsucd
Isl Louis New Era. .t,A
MiCWCAN CENrUAL RNLRoAp.-Ihe cars on
tho Central Railroad arr running al Gar west !.
H.. village of Paw Paw. Van hurcn Co cshieen mis,
west of Kalamazoo. the former termination The road
will soon be- completed 30 Chicago.
ArrEwPrED SUICInE.-A man named William
lack confined in the Moysmensing Prison. Philadelphia
ou charge of arson attempted to commit suicide by
hanging on Friday last The rope gave way, aal he
was rC,uscltltcd.
lNFAMoUs OUTRAGE "A company Of six bows
from fourteen O. twenty years az nge seEed muls;o
woman iu Pittsburgh lately and iorcihly Violated her
person. She was very severely beaten ana bruised
Iue wrctches were committed ior trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

e This being the Fourth Of July, no paper
will be issued from this Office tomorrow morn
ing. The regular Evening Edition will be issued
10. morrow afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ The FOURIER ASSOCIATIONS which was es
tabIshed on LckC Creek In illinois and which FOR a
time was supposed 10 be doing well IL now dissolved
and partition Of the property Is being made mus
has terminated the last Of these establishments IN the
United States. Alex Nslete'
rT This paragraph has gone the rounds OF the
anti Social journals, but would be a no such-th.ng
II it were to appear in a thousand. 1t is possibly
fair 70 call the concern ON Lick Creek, Illinois
Fourier Association, inasmuch as the projectors
hoped to make = something Of the sort IA the
course Of twenty thirty years, when they should
have paid for their land, erected suitable buildings
planted the needful trees procured the requisite
stock, and done everything else essential as PR
mary, material conditions Of Association
But tho Lick Creek affair was not the last OF
these establishments, by considerable. 1t had
hardly been heard Of by the friends of Association
bat was understood TO have been afflicted with
financial and other difficulties from the start. 1t
was younger and ieebler in every way than the
NORTH An. PBALASx, Leedsville, y. }. or the
WIscoNsIS PBALANx, Ceresco, Wis both OF which
still survive. and though very far from atordmg
"a vet any fair idea Of Association, are stronger
more advanced and more hopeful than at any
former period-We do not expect those who have
circulated the mistake TO give currency TO this cor
rection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

CouNrR,NEN VINO wANr HAr-- Fourth u JAY ss
great day In our city, and you will oil want .omehas oeS
the shape OF Hat, II you want cheap darss sd
really fashionable well good. your place TO pueacs
from il Ksox's, l2s Fultou.sL one visit VII oon1rcs
all
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ Fl~g DRrss Doors ,>o GAirrns of the iaiessIes
the lowest price. manufactured hy WAfSNs MN
tou-st Those who really .oo1 articles ali Do tur
bug are recommended Ia call $50 rseud
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

" ROBERT b REED. Esq. has been nominated
by the Wings Of Washington and Beaver Cos Pa.
ss their candidate Cor Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CoScRtss 0ArrER Boors--A superior asspnp.eni inei
inside the backs and sides with leather can BE- fund
WArKiNs's. ana Fulion-.t lyl s.soi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ Dagueueoype portraits executed In The int sDs
Of the ar by BoeAsDra. at his gallery 2 = Gfeen~ees
corner Of Barclay His prices low and bis pictures al
compsr fayoaby with any productions u The Mind exeu
in, tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

IT Want Of success Is frequently owing 10 AM
adoption Of modern improvements. such was me c.r
the use Of steam power which has of late years eomPss
~ reyoutiOnZed The modes Of manufacturing and ui,r
ng The press viii doubtless produce similar reFosn@
In he mode Of doing businesses IL seiegidrni "a
those who adyer.e extensively In he best newspaper
OF the country must take the lead In business pursuits
every kind which depend upon the custom u he Peeps
Of the country. PALMERs Country Newspaper Ave
Using Agency in the Tribune Buildings, presents sss ~
complete opportunity Of applying Press power 10 pr
suits Of every Kind. as be Is the appointed agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
ME..R.- GRErlEr & McELRAIm. N ~ 81

ME.sRs. GREELEY n MCELKArH; IL The Stey-
ermarkische Musical Company would giyea Concer; on
Wednesday evening Of csch week. il would secure to
rs an opportunity Of hearing them and return % our
homes The sans evening, As We have extra train
from jersey City 70 Railway that evening. II thi.
change could b. made Ia their evenings OF perform
anre % would undoubtedly bo much % their advantage
and greatly Obll-o many lovers 81 good music ln
NEwAak AND OTHER PLACES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ For Advertisements relating 20 Ezeufsions &C
See the Third and Fourth Pages Of his sheet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ The BELoIT JOURNAL, a neat new Whig
Weekly, has Just been started in Rock Co Wisconsin
h hoists the Aas Of Taylor and Fillmore.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

" The Springfield Mass RePRb''eaR and
Gsssus daily and weekly have been united Il Is
stated that Springfield has two daily papers one
semi-weekly ,ri.weeky, and four weeklcs Counting
the two editions of the RspHblicaa)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
Board of Assistant AIdermen-Mo,DAy, July

PErir0ss-Oi Mcssrs. suyvesant and Fish, that SIX
-eenfst and hlfl-Ori-psce De gefed, Ac and f0r
sewer -rer .Of sIEdry persons, fO have SeFruin-
rs sd 1.u eu Trnf-av ana N0rh River with resolution
90 'lst effect Adopted. .O A. r. Thompson AID others
90 have I've .ts- between Jaiversiy-pace aud fi.as
rePaFet-
kEPozrs-la favor of leasing lie Of lse Christie
street. 20 George ". Edwards Adopted ...Aig-rse 10
paying Justice LohrOp 600 tefrsy Counsel ses IN de-
Tending ha5-zs corpus. Ad0p.ed or the Committee on
Whsrves. * recommending reference u the memoir =
o. John r. Deapisiue o. water grant % ih- Finance
Committee Ac Adopted same - 90 memorial Of trfC
Storms Adopted OF the Ccmmiifee Roads, &c DO
favor q concerning permit Tenth to be esende
fom One Hundred ami Seveutymrt One Hundred and
Erhty-niuihsIs Adopted Of Committee ne ire Depart
favor 0f raising the salary ~ hr Anderson, Chief
Engineer 20 eoo year Adopted. Communication and
Ordnance from the City Inspector 90 an funken lots be-
tween Tenth and evelh and Thny-sxth and Thr
fy-sevenh sts Adopted OF the Street Commissioner IL
relation the number d piers repaired cost OF more
than $50, SPECIAL Com nillee, consisting Of Assistant
AID Fream. BnifOu and M0rgsns
FR0A THE B0AEO % ALDgaNES.-To fence Vacaal lou
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
USIrED STATES CoNns5loNga's OYricr.-Before

DREADFUL n RRICASE.-The Halaiit0s (Can.l
G1,rts Of the 25th ult contains account Of fearful
hurricane near the village Of lngeTs0n which did coz.
siderable damage The neighborng farms suffered
severely. lew completely leyeled-among
them that Of Mr.. Choate some OF the houses after
falling destroyed by ire. The loss in that neigh.
borhoOd alone amounts 10 thousands OF dollars
Only ono man has ss yet been missed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

Ma. Dixs SrEEcHEs-We have copy of Sen
ntor DIx's speech on the Pilot Laws, but ind it
impossible to make room for IT. Beside we have
another speech of hi. on the Free Soil question
which we must publish as soon as possible and in
full The concluding paragraph Of his speech on
the Pilot Laws viii give our readers an idea Of
what he contends for.
MY suggestion in respect to system OF piloiege In
New York Is this l. A Board Of Commissioners OF
three persons one appointed by the Chamber OF Com.
merce one by the Board OF Underwriters, and one by
the Pilots who shall have power 10 examine and u
cen.e all persons DESTROYS OF acting pilots. ? .
classification of the boats to include those of New York
NewJersey and the Merchants Piio,s with all the per
sons now belonging TO them, who shall be found com
potent and assignment OF the boats in turn 20 three
descriptions OF service, viz cruising ont OF sighl
Of Sandy Hook cruising within sight OF the hght
house and In the vicinity OF the Hook This VIII cor
respond substantially with the station system at Liver
pool and will At all times insure 20 vessels arriving at
the City Of New York competent pilots under legal re-
euation and under the supervision OF the mercantile
interest city The fret step toward the establish
mcnt of such system Is repeal OF the act Of Con.
gress without which cannot be placed on such loot
Ing As 10 insure It's efficacy"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

MATRIMONIAL ANNExAriOs.-A New -Ofesns 49,.
chronicles the annexation Of Captain Head u ~ Jss'
lLousians Regiment. 10 ssnOna villa LObOs Aens" =,
OF there will be a family OF hoI5 sra o.
commend 10 them, do 10 al neads 81 saisi - ~,
Ions CHEMICAL HAIR ISvC0RAroR, a. The be'i us ~, ~.
really reliable article for banishng sc and dsash ~
serving, CLOSING, sOsung, mOisteniny and besAlls
hair and endO1ilg N with that elastic properly 49, -
10 give permanent and graceful csd. Tue Spes
only for sale At The depot, 81 Broadway, bat al 81 '''
stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ THIr KEEP HINTiSG.-The following is
extracted from one of the latest Loco Foco letters
from Washington:
The President should give Mr. Benz F Butler hi per
mission to retire from the poet he fills A. Fire
SoT wan he sAonid disddH 10 hold ehoe but go forth
TO make room for who, at least is not willing 10
" kold ruth the Adre and "rHn ruth fAe hounds
Yours NED EVANS.
That smsn should dsdain to hold office because
he is for Free Soil we do not quite comprehend
but that he should find it difficult to hold it under
the present dyEasty is easily understood. II Mr.
Butler undertakes to run at all, it viii be with
the hounds after him. They are full on the scent
already.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ JAMES L. BELsER, one OF the Taylor candi
dates for Presidential Eector for Alabama has with
drawn his name refusing TO serve because MI Fillmore
is on the same ticket with Gen Taylor. Mr. Belser was
formerly Member Of Congress OF some note, from
Montgomery District, now represented by Mr. H. w.
billiard Express.
IT, Mr. Belser is bitter Loco Foco Of the Cal
houn species, and his refusal in the premises Is
oreditable to Mr. Fillmore. 1t was the support Of
such as Mr Belssr that was counted on 20 render
Gen Taylor " available
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
81 THE HlDlIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
Thing. In PhiladeIPhia.
Coirespoudcucc of rte Trrunr.
pfrr .n-lPrfrt Monday. Jt

Cofrcspoudcucc OF Its Tunuus.
Piu1aDELFfrA Monday july 3
The usual preparations political amt social. are
uskn. 20 cee1rsfe The Fourth t0 morrow Ihe W ni-s
have afssfital and inner sf the Chinese Ng scum and
the Young Wings hold Mac Meeting .n independence
square .n the evening Many ~ rhe Wards ant De
tr.cts win have -eparsfr meeunc-.
Railroad AMI steamboats, advertise excursions to
every accessible point and oul city VII as usual Del
nearly cmqred-
Tfe anruai Commencement for conferriug nesrccs
In the Classical Department oi the University of Penn
-yivauis wa- held thls morning Do iAt Musical b una
HaM Theexercises were very crcdltabie-
The Boston lghf Guari passed through here ii-t
erer.n. on their way % Washington t1 hc present 70
the having of tle conversions oi the Washington Aon
umeut
80 Jude Church is a new Episcopal structure % bee
built n spring Garden The corner stone oi which was
isli on Saturday by Bishop Potter Win sppropfiNe
ceremonies
Ne have had several cases Of drowning reported
since Saturday Bathers in this extreme warm wealth
er IRE very spt % be seized with cramp.
The muaff0es 0f this cry have collected consil
cradle sum of money On send ilr the relief Of their
brethren iu - Domingo and other parts OF the West
iRt.r.
The stock 81 gri was not Boz session o. day. having
adjourned over until after the Fourth.
The markets very iuI, and people al preparing Tor
the holiday
Los, OF LuF At SEA- letter from Capt.
Trsyer- oI the bark Francis Partridge of Baltimore
dated Nontevdeo April DID, states that on the ga oi
February last be- fe.i n with brig Robert from - An
drew f0r Jamsica iu sinking condition iu taking Oh
the crew with his boat she swamped and Capt lraF-
er-s own mate and two men, snd the Captain, Nste
and two men ot the wreck were lost
Charleston Mercury 3oth uL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

~ We are requested 10 call the attention Of
our readers TO the Address Of the Executive Comm;
tee of American ard Foreign AuaSlavery Society on
our first page just q this time II IS likely be read
with interest BY all parties We understand that the
same is published IN pamphlet form and Is FOR sale
the American and Foreign anti Slavery ofee 81 John.
ct at the rate OF Is per hundred. Wan H1nel Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04


i. ng The lsle Of Jaise Moul, aiolfaed ~ Wed
l-sitj.
D. ias SPECIAL Term he oosa t-.oas were aaaoune Of
causes argued before Jlise Hlrb4t AZ fle naY Term.
J.fa l. Br9rr ne h1yy s--fteiifge % Contemplated
~. grant Per, ilrf ul lHtfrsl lnIlaffH Ertlfet
John Gti1a H1rrfig ~ F-sar-Mofon denied
H. DcHrn, 49, Iiaf " Fsrg15a.- Hosa % Dissolve
j. a. matter ! Cafterise Hlcif- vot.u dsllej
saHaei Dr0y, fs hfHa bu cg-Ata-h4ent set aside y ID
cosfs
JatR Mfairl, fs Ju Lsf4gr. sOrder staying prc-e
lzs ula llJ at 10 llsfs ne.l-t fhs C4ae@7fs order
lsa s. 1872 ti lt Dos ri To- al dsc0ltIllrt Jan -
l8s
UNITED STATES CONMs5ioNgR'5 OFFIcg-Beiore
llarl lle bns Jisol CsPL Russell
charge o o refusing t ~ q4lrlE tie Captain.
Bss saturday. Aler.o1 81
board on ,i1c ly. d t@ vessel by
me harrpNs lhr F le e1Cepfouufon- man
100 l1fJ alleges taf ty handed there soll
god condition. Pc ilr o. icing s che DIG ~ j. the od5r
from sAf u1s offensive hey fo uls iorcslste tie
efcr l ne m t i, end ref@f grlselt
as 20 Pc tapn tlthj GA that be- a0lll expect d
Hfr -,'r lf tt1 when fle CABIN, .lllrIs.i
ttf .-k fnt throw ose~rara fa
al1 ooale s b. Sire CAPTAIN "a. b. h.l.ef tsfsf
.s-i Do rafs-i art prs c-s protect lss
Ted ~ anr Fau pared NJ l.l. Captain f
l Dee a fe rrfss. lrl stud BIAS three 8r four tr.
s1t grove BOO l luf-t-f.s Fnilg persar1ns
% nnte De- creH % 80 % dly lnarng th- Captain
iel b. make re con lst against Alleron. hogn. NonA
.lcl te Tie go.nls.a,lr on e4rr fhe ar+s
esr warrant 81 DE sle of he reenei % ~
Ceqfet ai Alters1c icFl
Tie order BENG lies wuaf duty rrse@f
De cumpt sa0ad b. tllef, 0ers4s- t- ahoeto
rested st brought 20 . tie Cry return viii be made this
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

TT WaterMeons, Nutmeg Melons Green Com. Tons
toes, &c for sale by J. II BROAs Co. l8 Wesss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
BROOKLYN.


- The DAY will be celebrated in our sister
City by procession IN the morning and fine Pyro.
echnic display at Fort Greene in the evening The fol-
lowing +. the programme Of the morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

GREENWOOD CENzrERY.--The steamboat Crics-
ct, Capt Peck, viii leave the foot Of Cortlands to-day
at loi, Il and o'clock for Greenwood Returning
viii Leave Greenwood At l9i } and o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

Our NATIONS JUBlLEE-Ano;her Cycle Of Iims 80 ~
vOlyed. aud 10. tomorrow tweufyOne millions -,
Will Join heart IN hand IN celebrating The snuF ~. 80.
great and glorious cOuntry- Independence, Al s.e
differences VIII, for the uIne be laid ssde-b p.s
lngs viii cease-snd from Pa.-amsquOddy Bay . -
nc Ocean, from tue Atlantic ID Oregon, the mynea 49,. al
our happy eitzeA Will uprse, with Accord n -.
thankfuness % the Giver u all Good for the ms q
ings he has vOuchssei 10 the giant ReyDb8e " " -
BAUD ls anxious that his employees should share "a
era 10 TnumDhes and therefore respectfully tnsy-,,
hat bic Depot and Laboratory viii remain eoseo ~ 4
The day. Al persons therefore, who have MOI 'eplye
bis Italian Medoafed Sop, t0r removing saii rhe1
pcas ringwOrrn, scuryy b.oches pmples ian, IT,
sunhurn, salOwnefs, re'iness, rOuKhness mon, sO,,
lhe skin, Nc invited 10 call al biz store his "a, -.
dayl 10 prevent DISAPPOINTMENT Dr. O's soaP 49, *
delicious shaving compound, even when used 10 -
salt water. GOuKArDs Lay Whfe p cents bos, -.
hsnt preparation for rough OF dark SANS Oots a
Liqud Js2et11e h0uge Is rich crimson stain 700 Ps.p
and cheeks Remember, Dr. FIX GoURAr1s ~. q.
tOiet compounds ONLY be procured gennine a. IL
pot o. wslker-st j., store from Broadway.
~ S.USDERss DREssiSG CAsEs, FsScy CrrLttlI-
ToILET ARTICLES al lf7 Broadway, corner q ba1 -
and 81 Broadway. The subscribers speriely -ee.
attention Of the public 10 their collection OF iols M
which IN point Of variety IL equ8led In ne cNy
were selected with Tie greatest regard to guam ye, %
cases warranted Taer assortment of fsncy ;asss
braces all the latest styles OF Rodgers sons Ps sss
nai. files, button hooks, and oiher 1rnce- IO p,r-
many Of which have never been before inponso Tlss
dressing-cases Of the Subscribers own al NJ
Of the most compact FORMS containing ~ srxyc
cies OF the best quality; they are ackno~iodsoo "
| inz gentlemen 10 be superior "a those imporel .s~sy
| so 81. u. SAUNDERS SONS, IN and NJ p''S"'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04
EXCURSIONS TO-DAY.

- or course. O large mass of our population
will take advantage of the day trip il 10 some breezy
place comparatively removed from the confusion toll
and bother incident 10 a NewYork Fourth. refer
encs 20 the let below viii show there is no lack Of con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-04

GENERAL SEs>IONs.-Ihe Court commenced the
Jaly term Yesterday the following IS the Calendar
Robbery I : arson / forgery. burglary, oiginy
grand larceny. is petit aEseny. J. dsordeTly
house. total 81. Benjamin Church was tried ioi
breaking into the printn. Office Of Chas N-nion and
stealing case Of brewer type The Jgry found the
prisoner guilty OF peui larceny.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06
fnlRTlETa CoxoRrsS.-FlRST SESSION.


WASHINGTON, March "a aud -.
IN the Senate MIR. Davis reported hil
inr ihe establishment Of Military Invalid
Ass ium.
The Committee on the Judiciary was in
struc,cd to enforce the rule relative 10 the
publication Of the proceedings Of the Sen
ute in secret session which are surrep.
,itio,isly obtained-adoplcd.
Mr.. Cass moved to take up the bill rel
ativc to the California clains-ncra,iyed
The Loan Bill was passed, by a vote Of
81 10 =.
Mr. Allen gave notice that, on tomorrow
he would ask leave to introduce Join, res.
n!u''on, c"ngratulating the citizens Of
France upon the establishment of q Re.
public.
HousE.-Thc Indian Appropriation Bill
was passed with mn amendment.
The House took up the Oregon Terrific
ria! Bill.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06

GEN. TAyLoR.-Thcrc is much force md
truth IN this paragraph from the last nun.
Der OF tile Baltimore Amer
The instincts Of tho people are pointing
to Gen. Taylor in manner TINT cannot
be mistaken. They want man OF his
stamp just at this time aud upon the pre-
else condition he mas namcd-a man honest,
firm, indomitabIc, knowing no creed bu,
the Constitution, aud pledged to no service
but that OF his coun.ry-onc who, deriving
his authority directly from the hands al
the people, will not find himself surrounded
By political Warwicks, demanding foreclo.
sures Of mortgages on the public patron.
age for the merit Of having made him Pres
ldens. a SAMSON is rcquircd--but not a
Samson with his hands tied; not Samson
with his eyes put out that others may have
the leading Of him. The very qualities
that cause Gen. Taylor TO be rejected in
some quarters render him The more dear Il
the people, who wish for q President Of
their own.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06

At late meeting Of the Trustees Of To-
wa College held nj Davenport, Rev. ERAs-
rus RIpLEY, Of Bcntonspor', was elected
Professor Of Ancieat Languages. Mr.. Rip.
ley is a graduate Of Union College, N. Y,
e,f tho Glass of 1910. lie rs ripe scholaI
and uni.ss with the most thorough attain
.nents, those grnccs Of an accomplished
character, which will secure for him the al.
fections - we'll rs the respect Of Young
,nen. The building now in process Of cree
ton Cor the College win be finished in the
course ii the GUNNER. instruction in the
Preparatory Department will be commenc
I'd ia the Harkcye.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-04-06

that they were busly engaged nenr the
Hotel of,he Ministry Of Foreign Affairs
and the noise offrequcnt fusiladcs confirm
ed that statement. Tho mob seemed ,oIer
ably good humorcd, for several of them pr
litcly advised our reporter to take the bye
streets in preference TO the B,u!evarJs,
stating that there was some danger in pas
sing along tho latter. Many persons were
walking along the Buuleyards, ur,nel with
muskets and cluhs. The ony armed force
we saw was patrol of the n tional Guard
which was greeted by the mob with cries
al 'vive Ia Garde Nationalist A number
Of boys amused themselves with smashing
tho gas lamps. The guard house Of the
Boulevarde Bonnie Nauvellc has been abnu
doncd BY tho troops. nnd the NIB was &C.
curicd in pulling every thing to pcices in
tho interior, breaking down tho iron rail
ing, &c.
|. is with the deepest resrc, tina, We an
nounce IL o'clock NJ night ,ha, The | ith
regiment OF the line, stationed in front OF
the Hotel DIES Atf.ircs E,rangercs, fired to-
night on numerous group u men who were
passing with some National Guards at their
head. and killed considerable number OF
them, besides wounding many others. This
event caused the creates, excitement; par
ticulnrly nj n later hour Of the night, when
some Of the dead-bodlics ut least twenty,
il was snid) were carried in wngon along
tho Bou!evurd towards tic Bas,ilc. Some
harricadcs were Immediately thrown up
in the Rue du Faubnurg Mon,mar;,c, the
Rue Montmartrc, and other streets close TO
the Boulevards. Some cahriolcts, trees,
barrels, and other articles were also Hung
together across the Boulevard DIES Italicns,
so os to form kind of barricade. bur the
pavement had not been torn up as in the
other places mentioned.