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do.
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miscellaneous
JhUNoIISAt Rsu, July 2Jh. the yard Of Mr. Levi
Bouglt, laik u 800 tons Same diy, ianegz
village tie mOuth II the keBHenok
hmfe sO, line tip Of 40 taiea tine Jane .rker
~ orttmOuh, Tuesday. Is bv san BAescr ship or
q son t'te. hbe in Duiit FIR hesu Riclstdson
tOh Fllser plaza sud Liverpool hle tackeF. owned
~ ne H'o' 10, snmi Badger aud capt Lhas n Saiter
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on OAHU March Thy Capt Fisssl Arnata New
ndn day II Lal alma for nv Caase taken %
t~eeu seaso after leaving San Fnasisse Oct (whsn
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Passenger sailed.

CENoA-Bark Stamboul, (from Bostonl-Rev Smith and
wife, NJ (sesined for the
Ie Jones' Of Smyrna Chss Wheeler Of Worcester
Philip Stevens Of Newport.
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ITALY.
The Republic of Venice,

The deliveraDce OF Venice from the yoke OF Aus
tria was accomplished on the % ult. on which day
Gen. Count Zchy captulated with the Provisional
Government. IL appears that the General, having
received accounts ot the insurrectlon OF Padus,
Niuceuza Treviso, aud the whole Of the Venetian
territory as far as Verona saw that il was impossi
Die for him 70 effect his retreat on the Tyrol and
Cary nths across the Venetian provinces, and that
MS only safety was by sea. immediately after sign
ing the capItuston, the whole OF the Austrian gar
rison embarked for Trieste, having been allowed TO
employ the ships In the harbOr for the purpose OF
transporting the troops.
On the Glowing day the 231, the Provisional
Government proclaimed the Republic, amid loud
cries of " Vird San Marco woich WAS the ancient
war cry of the Yenetsns The utmost enthusiasm
prev allied, and the Place de 81. Mark, the Grand
Canal, the principal churches, and the ships IN the
roads were brilliantly Illuminated The following
are the names OF the Provisional Government OF
Venice; Daniele Msnin President Nicolas To
maseo, Foreign Affairs Antoine Paoulucci, Ma
rne; Jacopo Csstei Justice; General FRANCOIS
Soiers, War; Pietro PaIeocopa. Public WORKS
francesca Csmerats, Finances; lsrselite Leon
plr.chafle. Interior
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FRANCE.
FRANCE.
Intended Departure Of Lord Normandy from
Paris.

The Paris correspondent of the Morning Ch,on-
cle, writing on Friday, says
some uneasiness has been created here within the
last two days by report that Lord Normandy and the
whole ,tan OF tho British Embassy here about 10
take their departure, and tnst toe Embassy was 10 se
ett under the charge OF Mr. Edwards, the first atdeS
with tho title Of Charge GAgairs believe that the
NOR Is not without foundation. Lord Normandy, un-
dest,nd yesterday wated upon NJ de Lamsrne and In
formed N that It bis intention ~ 30 In day or two
10 Engsnd but that bis departure purely on account
Of private business and that he hoped It would DO taken
in that nght by the French Republic
NJ de Lamsrtiue expressed his regret al his Excelen-
cys departure and said 10 have pointed out the bad
effect, which would have the public at period when
toe pubc mind was excited by the events which were
uD.eug the whole OF Europe, and 10 have expressed
nope that Lord Normandy would reconsider the matter
THIS affair." usual Ia such cases, has been greatly ex-
asserated by public rumOr IL was yesterday very cur
reny reported that his Lordshps departure was In con-
sequence OF the events 10 Mso tsat France mad
iati intention Of sending army TO the assist
alee OF the Mhanese.
Ii does not require any such great effects 70 produce the
withdrawal Of our Ambs ss1for from raris for time As
mere matter OF etiquette ought do The repre-
sentative OF tho Republic In England Is mere Charge
fAFIrss and the Provisional Government has init
maied tns not the Intention Of the Republic TO have
any representatives OF the raGk u Amosssad the ar
ransement cannot be considered In the tight Of merely
temporary one IL may therefore, be considered a. neess-
say upon the part Of England to set her diplomatic re-
preventative the footing With that Of the ke-
pubic IA England
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Wing Feeling on the Western keser'e-Anu-

Cousspondeoes Of The Tnbune-
MIpISA Co. Ohio, April is, l5ss.
Our Wing County Convention met today. lis
object was TO choose delegates TO the District Con-
ven,ion which meets ia May to choose Pre'iden-
tial E ector and send Delegate to the National
Convention The attendance was large, and the
discussions animated. Resolutions were psssed
neaa con. endorsing Roots late speech IN Congress,
approving Giddngss course and sinst supporting
anu man in the coming contest who Is not openly
pledged % resist the Extension OF slavery over
any territory nov free. Tom. CORwIs was by &C
clsmation declared the first choice Of our county
for Pr..ideut At lss hour when many bad l.i, "a
lot was tassn for second choice. IL 1000 hcL-so
Scott II Clay g; Seward, Web,ter, Tsyor bsle AID
soma Others. one or esch. motion was then made
thst John r Hale 10 the third choice Of The hss ct THIS
county. Lost; Ayss H. Noes 20. ,
A ,trong Anti Slavery feeling was evident, ana me
Whss of tbs Western Reserve determined mol % be-
their votes spy man W no Will iaVof sIaNery
cont believe Taylor would get, II nomioated By the
VIM party. SIX thousand Wing votes On the he,erve
CiGy get MINORITY on ~ h,'erte h'
with avery cot fuplufed. No mare conPTcHte . the
prevsent feeling here believe fhst Mclean would Dc
Ia. strongest man Tor Ohio. His integrity and hfh cha
rsct.r fJr patriotism would secure 10 bin warn % p
port while bic nomination would not rouse the Sraent
op O''i0n which would Ss ,n' ,,ol to We cF
E- Our friends on the Reserve must not forget
that there are other portions Of their own state
other States beside Ohio, and other objects Of pub
lie interest beside the overthrow of Southern ssv-
cry However, we give all hearing. Ed. 1rI.
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DEN MARK.
Military Preparations on Both sides.

The BreaaSr ZsltVagen, from the 29th Of March
20 the lsi Of April are filled with details of the TO-
.yrrectionsry movements in Schleswig and Hol.
s,eia, and the military preparations Of the Danes
Almost all the towns 10 the DGcnies are up and
armlng some OF their corps have actually marched
70 the frontiers 10 repuse the Danish invasion,
while the Danes in their turn, are not less eager
10 have recourse To arms. The corps Of German
Republicans Of Paris said to have resolved ~
hasten q the rescue Of Holstein.
The King Of Denmark was, on the 2eth ultlno,
on the eve Of his departure from Copenhagen Tor
Frederick 70 place himself az the head Of bis ar.
nv. The entnusiasm prevailed az Copenhagen,
aud the King IL cheered everywhere for having 20
openly embraced the popular cause. The soldiers
OF the guard natives Of HosteilD have been offered
TO return free 70 their own country II they wished
IT, out they repeated their oath Of allegiance TO the
King.
There is no doubt OF favorable issue IL the
Danish cause should provoke setve measures and
conflict take place, but it 70 10 be hoped that TIE
prudence Of the Danish emisssries, the Count
Knuth and Ola LehmsnD will succeed in turning
tue spirit Of the Court at Berlin. The Duchy OF
Lsuenourg has declared tself neutral In the striie
between the Two other Duches and Denmark.
The Provisional Gov eminent at Reudsburg 10 In
miserable plight; they have 10 ammunltiea-
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Freedom of the Press.
ou m, Fr,pttort XVI Commonwealth,


J,une ccua co@ March term. ls,s-Before Hoa s,T1,
Luz c.rcut Judge, cAssIus NJ CLAY Plsn,a' ."
TINS was az action Of trespass r1f arms pr0usn'
nv plainn aipst the defendants for snterng the Pf
ina ,tfice OF The True American IN The eyoi LeAs
Ton. and tskDg and carrying away 'he p'ihios
tine, and other hxtgrts belonging thereto, ana eoseis
- 80 20 the use Of defendants; damages SiOOVV'
Defendants filed specisl Plea, IN "nien tnes ss -
,.bs,sres thai the pAin,n established SAD press suN
ts,ped therefroni q newspaper called the Hte a"
can with the view, ana for the purpose ., oPsa Of
tbe public miDd aud thereby inducing tne o"mu a
dawes 10 emancpste them That the pAlhtn GU w.
discuss The sal ject Of slavery In AZ"
manner bot ON the contrary, the tendency 0 ns
nfsmo the public mnd' aho nou ou' ~ ,s.,ed
slaves for unconstitutional emancipation ana Aso
iusuoorcinalio amongst the slaves and an ihch.'
| insurrection That the value OF slave propeiy
less set ure and deprecated, whereby the sac pie
| tsbishment became and WAS nuisance ~en ~" s,t
zsns q Lexington ard Lafayette county mac 'no :,
right 10 AGATE. And that In pursuance 10 INC w. "a
large public meeting Of the citizeps OF
other eouutes held the 18th OF August, is4o' ,ho
ants and hiy-ssht Others, acting rs C0mnil'es u -
meeting, repaired 10 the ofhce OF the irs hn.' 49,,
took down the presses, types, &c. carefully pAessi
snd caused The same 10 DO shipped 10 Cncnhs' 'N''N
| 70 the order Of the plaintiff.
To this plea the plaintiff demurred. Aner an saoola
argument rs 10 what constituted nuisance ana ING sS
uIy 81 the press the court sustained the demurrer
Defendants Then offered second plea similar 70 VI.
frs but ia detail. smbodying therein portions u
articles opposed by hem be Incorporate sno III
nammatory. TIE court refused permission TO ne H. Ano
Toe defendants declining any farther cefence, The Jul,
10 inquire OF damages and rendered vefoe
for $4,000. The defendants appealed, and the only quss
ton which the record presents ~ 10 the validity OF tha
pess And that involves the question, whether print
iDg pres can become nrdl Rssdnee IN consequence
prOnulgaiing opinions which majority OF the people
the vicinity In which may be situated, deem injurious
TO the peace aud good order OF society James HaraI
aoe samuel Shy for plaintiff. George Robertson and j.
aulnan fol defeudanta
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POLAND,
dissatisfaction la Posen.


The Cologne Gazette published a letter from Pc
gen from which il appears that that province Is
now in a state bordering upon anarchy. The Old
rancour between Germans and Poles breaks out
In many places The Germans Ia the Grand Duchy
OF Posen they are 500 600. ont of population OF
/. 100 0OOl do not quite sympathize with all the
wishes OF their Polish neighbors for new kingdom
Of Poland They wish TO participate in the brilliant
future u hch they think is now opening for Germa
ny Meetings held at Bromberg and MOseritz pro-
tested against a secession ot the Grand Duchy Of
Posen from Prussia.
The AHgemSipe Preussische ZskuHg announces
that the Polish National Committee OF Posen is
solved. aud mas reconstructed itself into Commits
sion which, according to the Kings order is to re-
organize the Grand Duchy ON Polish principle.
The commissioners have, therefore chosen q com
mittee OF natives OF the Grand Duchy TO assis.
them 10 their tsss
The Wiener Zsitang states that great number
Of Russian sgents are at this moment busy 10
Cracow. Ii IS intended to foment disturbances in
Galiics which may furnish pretence for taking
possession OF tina, province. Some Russian resi'
ments are stationed the frontier nine miles IRON
Cracov. The citizens and students OF that town
swear they will hang all agents and spies
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SWEDEN.
Serious Riot In stockholm.
A letter from Stockholm Of the 2lsl alt. 9

A letter from Stockholm OF the 2lst at. says;
"Ths tranquility Of capital has been seriously In
tsrrupted durng the last few days On the 18th, toward
evening an immense mob, which bad been summoned
several Jays previously BY pacarts proceeded at the close
II reform blnquet (wilh the members Of which they,
however appear have bad connexon TO the Brum-
tsberg Market and entered the city, where they COM
ulenced breaking the windows. The military, who were
called ous or.er, were received win voeys Of
stones aud they At last forced 10 seceience, after
several soldiers had been seriously wounded, 20 Ore BY
nch many Of the people were Killed and wounded The
King himself obliged 70 ride between the disortery
rAbole ard ssout O'Clock ia tie morning peace VA
comparatively restored.
similar scsBes we're repeated on the 18th. and the
military were again compelled 70 make use Of their arms.
The ln6Ladf says that Is yesterday determined, In
Council Of Minister'S a. which ths King presided, mat,
"a case Of renewal of Disturbances the most extreme
msaurss should be resorted TO- and that cannon sboud
be drssnup There has not however been any farther
breach pescs, with The exception Of some nutnous
meengs.
"ADou. tfty persons have been arrested Ten or
Twelve people were killed, and between seventy and
eighty wou1ced. good deal cf uncertainty prevails re-
.o.crux the yrixir."
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II The Cincinnati, Chronicle saws +:

We are utterly unable TO comprehend the meaning OF
the term oisshAsiion Of Lab9r as spilled 10 cssis-
tor"
The fault, we are confident, is not with those
who use the term, bat with the Chronicle and its
companions in darkness Certainly no. less than
one hundred columns Of The Tribune alone have
been devoted expressly to dispelDg that darkness,
b., the editor OF the Chronicle has doubtless boast
Cd ere bow that he never read one Of them. Books.
tracts, pamphlets, a hundred, at least, have been
written on purpose to dispeI such darkness Why
should not those read them who seek the know.
ledge they contain
Bat isrtner along, ray Of light breaks In upor
TIE darkness visible Of the Chronicle. 1t End
ND quotes very concise paragraph, wherein !
0onrpents a. follows:
.na.sope distinct proposition which we cannot m
1910. The Government has undertaken, according :
LA'lgsIt. 70 fed remss<raiihg employment for IA
esses II This be true, then has the Provisions
"a unsps undertsh,n tsss. 10 which the tabled labor
.'ss e. ,ro nothing All the undertakings Of Ge
go, var, Enterprise and Glory earth bear n
thsrSo VIII this It's no less Work than 10 MAKE
Ca "'as' the Idle indostrious the vicious vfto
les heishbor; you are quite right, for once
w" nod remunersting employment for the La
"s classes secure, uniailing universal--anc
''nai have made the weak strong, the idle in
.'U'Oa'' the vicious vrtuous," as you saw. 1t il
gre" a'k' doubtless but what a stuosndos,
hsvng' ''' '"' 'e
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THIRD EDITION.


Markets O'CLOCK
The Stock market Is heavy today, snd the trans
ssiio-. lisst s,ss rrsnary Notes I, Govsrnnsns -
IA Ohio g. Utis, and sessaesi,iy 1874 Nor~ieh S4i
EIshspse and freight are quiet.
The private letters By the steamer speA more favorable
thsE the piin.ed The English letters generally
satcips,s ro outbreak By the ChArtists
s.les OF Govsrnn-u; So wers made IN London At %.
equal to 100 here and more wanted.
Flour quiet day bot firm ssle' so bsl' a. S,tar
days prices.
Corn hs. ben dull; small sale. Yellow a, s.
whsat.h.ld higher. with more iueairy.
Rye is7f9ijci Dat, 81 2 f6c.
Ia Cotton there 10 yet 60 movement
Ashss ara hrm sni in demand.
Pors eontinuss doll 81 and s7i S.ir Inquiry for
LED
Whisky 10 firm st a e.. d, bsl,.
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Practicable Aid to Liberty In Europe

To the Editor Of III, Tribune;
Having noticed few days since an article IN an
,gtr to "A Republican Crusader" beg leave TO address
you sfsv upon the suggestion which was thrown OUT
IL struck being exceedingly practicable in peeu
mary point Of view. II there be found 500 or 500
young who willing to advance slOO or more on an
association principle 10 embark for some point which the
vote of tho vbs decide upon after having
ganrsd snd established such rules and prnc pies ~ ne
ce,sAry 70 govern the bpson. II appears 10 me no
Association could be formed could look forward ~ih
move s,neuiue hopes Of and prosperity attend
th.ir er-rfions thsu = combination o. this KIND.
For one viii head the iist with elw snd hive 20
ooub. but that there 499 here " ho are
wiling to ener into the enterprise II youwii encouas-
be suggestion msae by yourself meeting snail be called
snc o iitt for signatures Immediately opened
will tshe p the principle Of lie prscticshty on some
esfy opportunity and eDdesyor 70 prove 10 the 'atae
tcn every 1diced mind that such conoina Ion
Inusl neyilably be successfuL JoURNEfMsS
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WHOLE No. 3i93.

re,, 70 the monetary and Commercial Affairs OF England
will merely say tha, trade ard manufactures are IN the
worst condition. and there appears to be no prospect Of
any change f5r the better.
Mex. Saturday The .plenili new steamer AMERICA WI
cave Liverpool FOR Ne~.York All BY her mall vii
se,. you fail secoGn; Of political Affairs In England and
Ireland.
VIA yea believe q. thai have been invited BY an inhc-
ena Irshmas 10 visit Dublin next week Ard help IRISH
nes - gam thelr Independence
Year very obeieni servant p.
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LIVERPOOL Corn Market. April 7.

Friday ttVo oeiook-We have had considerable import
Of Irish and toreiso produce since Tuesday per
cells Of Odisn Corn have been tsken for Ireland, but s
other srtices here has been very little inquiry.
OUT market this morning opened without life, snd Coz
tinued the close little old Wheat resilsd q
the currency OF Tussdsy but Irish Offering Id 70
ID bushsl lower Oss rather lower aud fey
sales reported. Beans were rather lower There wn
fair sale for good yellow tudisn Corn Tuesdsys rates.
but bite Corn OF which the recent imports prnc psy
consist sser TO purchase and good s,npes were %
teng at s3s to "a pee quarter OatmsA and Indian Corn
Meal were 10th raher lower. The demand for Flour W.
OF the nites retail charsetsr aud the extems rates
Of Tuesday for either American irsh
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Cyr- "A Doubling Clay Vhig,' who asks US to
publish statement of the votes which we THINK
Clay will receive if nominated, is informed that we
believe, if the right nomination is made Tor wee
President also, Mr. Clay will carry nearly all the
States he had before, with New.York Indiana and
Pennsylvania in addition Carrying these we
could afford to lose Tennessee, Maryland and even
North Carolina, and still have enough Or IL dill
ferent nomination is made for Vlce'President, We
may miss Pennsylvania ind Indians, and yet De
saved by Georgia, Florida, aud either Iowa OF
Wisconsin The other, however, we think by Tar
the safer and wiser course.
Tits idle, however to presume to say Just what
votes may be counted on for Mt Clay, until we
have seen who is to run against him. There are
some aspirans to the Presidency through the Loco
Foco nomination who could hardly obtain 100 E'ec'
toral votes if running alone. We shall not now
indic ate them.
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
London Corn Market. A..

The fresh Nryasof Eossh whest for market sines
Monday have been cerste scale yet the chew OF
samples TO-DAY exceeded tho wants VI the miiless All
isos of Wheat " home produce experienced very da
iBQay, a barely the lave reduction In the quotations.
Toe parcels foreign Wheat held full press
has the uleong snd lpiefVr kinds ruled exuemsy e9
bat easier 10 purchase. In Bailey next
nothing doing yet the factors were not disposed ~
givs way 10 price. Ths mat usds heavy and the
quotations must be considered t3ms~hat essisr For ell
snds OF Osts have to rspor, very du iraairy, q
barely stationary prices Scans Peas and lnsisn Urn
almost uomins III yslas Inferior toreisn Flour VA
excessively oui; best parcels VI Enslsh support
- In.
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Evacuation of Ferrara by the Austriaus.

A Ietter from errara Of the <IIh uII IN INC "a
trla OF Florence, says
"Tne Ausrians Of Ferrara have been 50 panic-sIuck
by the instruction that they enng away in all
directions without baggage. The arsenal at Ven
ce contained iOO anG 6O0 900 muskes which be-
ug now n the hands Of the Republic, are distributed
among the people, No travel tO Venice or In tho
Ysuean territory withols special passport. Don Car
los having false passport arrested. but was released
On eng recognized. Six thousand deserers from the
Austrian army have been arrested within the country OF
Y0BIce d"
TIE Patrla OF Florence states that the eNDake
Of Modena has retired 10 bis estates in Austria.
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The OHIO BRIDGE AT WBEELIso.-Mr Ellst
engineer Of our bridge been here for days past
and we have taken the occasion TO visit hs work on the
Island The western abutmeat CT tho bridge IL progress
ing rapidly while the frst wire cable - also tsna msde
Il - an Immense work and not to be done In day We
yet think, however, thst year viii finish the wors
The present forcs lay q course two feet thick daily.
wheeling Times.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
ONK O'CLOCK. p. m.
SEE THE LAST PAGE.
Dombey and son.

Tho conclusion Of this thilIing story will be pub
lisbed tomorrow morning entire in Supplement
TO the N,v York TriJuns, and furnished to regular
Subscribers gratis
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GFsIRAL sKssloS..-Sqi,pday.-At the

GFSLRAL SEssIOSs.-S gtiWddy.-At the open
ins Of this Court Thomas French withdrew his plea Of noi
su y 10 athtd of-nce Il s-liug liquor without icouse
aud plead guilty He ssntenref 20 90 dlys hard lshor
the County Jail snd TO pay a hoe Of 500. C0usisn
tie g. Andt as-d 10 Yeas Eh) short time snre
Of petit larceny ano seftenced 70 tie County jail
20 and pay fine % go sud 10 stan1 commit
ted until paid br0usht into court srd discharged 10
cJns, quspoo " bis youth and Inability 70 psy he hoe
John cClear who tiled aud found guilty OF en- s'
sutton Mehse Damn, entered into h. 0sn recosussnce
keep the psce Ia Of which 'enteaee wa
suspended. The Coau then adjourned for the term
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IIyrrnonl Wool Market. Apnla.

Since orr l~t report fsw parcels u MossdoD, sod
lot OF Iceland hs only thDgs reported to have bssa
sold at former prices Russian uqarsd sitter. bat
yet there sales report. In Scotch there hss
bern little more business done, without any material
chance ia price
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

Sal,s Of hs Week ending pri 100 bags Sea issnd
7ds2i pr ID: o. do stained, s5i $3.50 Uplsod, 81 to -
81 ga $50 Msrsnhan sia To Sti 22O Bahia 5tt TO
IA; leo EfSpsu sta to I'd 1850 East ladies' Sd " a.
Total. - 151 base
P,,ees Of Far Q4al,ty-Bowsd, 4id; Orleans, "a :
Mobile ala