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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
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SfreieereuiIe, 70 aud, tes Stobrffanos an
Sie9friecs Scrip Srnde 1T, mo er einen
aanl neufn aiisemeineH Stcd neuer @hter
9ecfnet, ipeid,er aus 9IGlem beftebt, mas in
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nno 2leniaun 9ehalten, nne aud, fo biaia,
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rpire. Gr nimmt fId, Die Sreibcit ;u fagen
bae cr, inoem er beoeuteno @rfahruna IN
ciefsm @,eftdft aeniad,t, feine Sitter init
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Tblt CT nocb perbunecn einen
Qumber uno SCbfenhtf
mo rr nllc 9lrten 8airbol,, aIs Seanblins,
gretter, Sdinosln II. {. no, 70 audi oae bic
rerfdliebeusn srien 5Sobfen fehs biui9 gum
Bcffauf hat.
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preis fir JSsisen. gc9gen, qBelitfcrn, Na'
fer; Shinfsn uuo Seitcnifiide~ Butter uno
L,ano -&lsr, II. {. 70.
EcWdh biai8e preife, prcmpte gcbiennna
uno 1reuas slufmerfiamfeit in feiuem Gjel
ihdft hcfFt CT einen 9bel Der 6ffentlidben
&G5unR III ermerben.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
Stabt- -Geel,uuita.

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.9BaGer QBeleQftflaft.

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.t,eS ref Str bee befaaisn Mcuats feiu Dirc,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
Gin gel)rjull0e.

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ren, BON 9utsm mcraIifhen @haraftrr uno
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cen penn er ahrnft bel
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

g. nno 7. Sdstdd santI6 spiHs,
Sames Sattp, Sranerile
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
aqsutaIn, ApriI "a,
91eue 0ilter

tluterfhriebene Tno foeben bon Tetp ycrf
aurldlsfebrt uuo am sIuspaden eines gro'
Gen sIfcrtmeuts Der fh0ufcn uuo> Reu'
mcbi9fien SrlbiatrsSuuo Sommer9ntrr fur
Damen' uno Serren9ebraud,
linfsre Guncen uno BAD publifum iiber'
baupt miro bierrurd, siu9elncen ieita bel
unS aniurufen nnO unfern groBen uno pobl
feilsn Stp6 in auacnfhein ~ nebmen.
Dree. Sern uno 60.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01

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Sario 2rtah, 2rtdmsrille,
y. tlue u. Sauman, Giltritt,
Acrlf nnb Srhtel, 9ifr 6aulftir,
SSfaac gcter, pltafautrillf,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
SrpdtnsWaaren F.! Srotfen>Waaren !!
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
Etro oer[anot.

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(Srnncteeren. 9srdudertcs Sleifd,, Butter,
@ier, unfdllitt, Shmals, &C., wcfir Der
b6dife Warftprcis in barren, @Cio cher
Sntcrn besabIt rptro, BET
Dree &ern uno 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
"9a6t Die 2Berte ft6 felbf prlifen. %
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rs err D e II !

Sue entSRHoeHte 9Bunocn foniten 9ehetlt
meroen, aIs Srennuna, 8erbrIbau9, 9e.
ltDuIie, Sdjuitte, Srollbeule, lleberbisuns
gen, anfiprlngenee Sodnoe, rpebe Sippen, oers
trllbte Gopfe, SaljRuB, 9tcthlauf, rpebe 9Ius
gen uno 9e(ltlt, susfabrun9 Der SSaut, fen,
rtae 8heumatism, gis giftioer coer anseru
Iblcren flrS, jcoe arl Bunoen founen &C.
hcilt iperoen onrh
Souiep's uniperiat Salte, rrer Weis
fer bon Sd)mer3eu.
Ciefe Salbe ipiro einige Wuube cber llr'
pdelidlid,fcit beilen, gIeif,pcl pb fIe duiisr.
lid ooerinncrlidL cie nur eurd, ir0ene cine
Salbc pber fiuemcnt oehelIt pcroen fam
Sic III Die beffe eineernnq ron SdmC3en
Die jemnls an cen mcnldiid,en R6rrer &C,
than tpuree. Wian fam. .ldb immer onrauf
per!aben, cae fiesalIe dufTtfI die @ntSlneuu'
acn Dc9rdumt cocr hubert; tire telCute
SBrHNUdHeH itho oOIItg CcIltcmmcn Cs III
Elm Observation-Disclosures @omrrunr. rslfen Vas
it6 bon cem erifen @hemilfen in 9IncHfa hcr5
rtlhrt. 9lerStr, tic nit ihrru SuarceieutCn
betannt iIno, cmpfetIen fic nlIgemcin, linc
Die poreerifen eeute III Der @emciubcit hal,
ten eieieIbe in ihren NdmiiiCn ale EN- ;uper.
idEtacs W2tttci fur nltc grtcu qRurecn uro
aulierlden Bcfdperceu. &c 1T Die nobl
fstlitr Salbc,- -uno in err 3ulammenfCsur9
tbrer Snarcoienten wurbe Die 9r6ete 8crlTd,t
du9epeuoet.
Gle Soee unempfntIidcn Sdnce ~ &c,
fcreeru enrd, gcr(trpfurQ Der Sdmrie6dcr
Der 5cnlit init fetti9 snfammen9eieeten Wi
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dufTerlid,r Sranfheitcn fnrucn. GrulcD's
Salbe, oeer Weiiter bon Sdmersen, iif bic
ilherffe uuo uclIfcmnenffe Die iemaIs sH5e,
reitet rpurbe sic furirt jece slrt gBuneen.
ccer dnfIcrtidc Sd,abcn, Die MIR eud, cine
2uhenan,psncung gu helen linb. Siir bic
eineerun9 eer Sdmrrscn bel obcndn9efiihr,
ten Scfdwerben, hat fie thres @ileiden nidx
I'm 9eidDine, leioht uub tpirfIidb auefld,,
rn9en, 8errenfuneen, feuri9e 9lheumdtism,
dlte 9Suneen, Sdnitte, ifeife G5lieoer, Dcdcn
i'm @efdt, sluefahrun9 Der 6aut, Sis oOn
2hieren, &c. 81 heiIep, fckIt Ge nicmdlS.- -
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nenbrdno i'm narmen Wctter pcruyfadbt, in
fte Gin nnfcbibareS Wittel; fur;Hm fur ale
9lrten gRnncen uuo 8efd,fperben ac9en mel,
he eiu folder 9Irtifel 9cbraudlt miro, ftebt
Ge pcrsn9speiie ols niefhfenb II. erprcbt ca.
Iaufenbc haben biefebe bcrciis NIT grfofa
gebraud,t, nno geben ibr has beiie Cob. Sie
aeipiftt Die tffentlite G,nnif nit einrr SdneI'
ll9fcit, Die Der bieinrcr mebijiuiIden @e'
fhidbte unbsfanut lit. 2Ille Die fe gebraus
Gen, empfebIen oiefefbe.
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uerfaI SaIbe, Uter Mefitrr pcn Sdmersen,
befiucet ftd Ger 8arfte bpu 9. 2oulsp, mis
fd,par;em Dinte ausspenotg auf oem I'm,
foliage. Saufe feline Dor cbne fe bat biefe
uuterfdrift Vreis % Gents Die Sor, cber
5 Scren fur 3baler.
gu haben bei 9. Scufcp, SDraeuie, g1.
g., nno BEL leinen stseuten 9apwis Sd!mici
uno 60, sIlIentaun,
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.&cimc Sur, feline Scsnblmm9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Stein { 0 b(en.

vi II [ o y n.
Die uuteridriebenen habeu crbaIten felt
ter Oefnun9 css Canals uno eboIten
foFtwdhreno arUse 8Crratb BON 9nmp', @aa,,
Gfen, @hefuuts, &affbrenuers uuo Staub.
Stcbleu, weId,e fe 70 mohIfeil ale ir9eno icnff
Semanc bel Der einseIuen 2Curt rber SOpts.
seosng peHaufen nereeu.
9reB Seru uno 60.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
$1,000 81
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slnsgd beu:
Sc;abit 6. antrce, S,cfs ,u Glen, Is 81
Charles @dert, SNnuehebe Der SHrfc, l 25
9euilmin eEtmis. Strif fur ole Sci
ter Scmrdalre, 2 90
9lmr8 gdhsrt, Stddt n. Sc. Gar, IS 10
Sutercfen naf 2IuIeiten, 2S6 80
8lunxr uuc @Efd, Drnden fur '45,
as unr "a, % 81
Seba &. Aiute, rteuiic, 0ofer stra'
&c ;u ebnen, 6 90
s.. Vi. Sncp. etrose austcFtrn, 2 Al
.cSclIe Samurie, Wef1cu, 4 SO
q. Z Ruhc, 6jrhat 80 o.
-. tr oaiwnccr Sdhofsmeiiicr, IL 10
6. m Gftrt, gSdtt in lS4S IA taI'
ten, 525
gifou, in Der Sd,aBfammer, 660 ~
s106O 81
6. Gfert, S0o6sgpnfatct Tcfuun9.
lS47 Smni1O Gar Cuplifatc filr
9Sl7-sI73S 90 = eeSnhlt in
bic Shabfaumer, 1924 %
@cmmsion, rs 81
Gieknft, % 90
gusilrIvnesr Gar, IL 60
Fi,I3S w
IIir bic liutcr ,sidncten Committee habru
bic 91rtnuna ecs Sd,aBmclitcrs unierlud,t,
Nnc ale rtdEis sefrncen.
9tn;pS @ttinaer,
9laron Srcrel.
gsifdh9t cen lOfeu sipril 1S4S, pcn mir,
peferTeubart 8criIs.
Selauf Der Gd,ulScn Ger Stabt 9l(s
tentdnn, 9lpril 10, 1S4S.
Tortamptcn Wodcr.S trf. 9eeia,
net prn Ger Stdef-j24 9inihcile, an
baarsr Shdeun9, $40 per antbrd, s5.24o
Sd,ulben Ger Stabt, s5,tSo
temporary 9Inleiben urb anberc 9Ins
leiben an Suoipicncn fduleig, lo,422
slO,422
gIir Die iintcrfdrcbencn bateH bic Su'.
der Der Staot mntetfiiht, enthattcnc bic
Ncd,uunqrn, uub finoen oae bic cbi9au9e
futrten anleiten fdus tparen nno nucesablt
bliebeu Gin 1beiI Der 2Inlcitsn ipuitrn ges
mn6ht um Die g8nner' @ompaguie in Stano
III Iesen, Die 9lbGd,t ols,ufnhren UNI Die
Sur9cr NIT reinem 9Ba1er Der beia9tep
Steet Su orrfehcn
Yeter 91ellbare, 9orlleer.
Z. e, 97ube, SdIreiber.
9Ipril IL. na3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-05-01
q u Bic e GDic s.

beer Scsfal aufmertinmtc nTht
aiedt Bdnn at gmdpca ueben
Sofeu
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07

After much uproar aud, confusion, the
populace became in,imidated by tho
troops. left the Assembly and, marched
10 the Ho'el de Vile, to appoin, COM
mitteee Of public safely. Meanwhile Tie
Assembly resumed lis. session, ai,houpet,
many were mal,realed.
An impeachment for high tfsasou.,
brought against General Curtis, was!csr.s
ried.
II is said that ri, M,:Lamarline intendS to
propose to the National Assembly 90 ad-
dress proclamation to the Germsn courts.
demanding the Reconstruction of tho 44Po-
Ish Nationality. - 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07

ed ;ust before the steamer sailed from Liv.
pool. Il contains, as will be seen, impor'
tant intelligence:
BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.
PARIS. Tuesday. May 6.
The Government has arrested, a very
great number oil persons for having been
engaged in the insurrectionary movements
of Monday last. Blanqui, who was one
of the foremost among rhem, has escaped
bu, Sobrier, Raspail, Cabbel, Louis Blanc
Albert (ouvrier,) Barbes, Hubert and
Courlais were apprehendnd, and are now
in custody. Courtsis, who had command
of the National Guard, was stripped OF HI:
epauleues.
A motion was made in the Assembly
this morning for the immediate trial o
Louis Blanc and Albert. 1t was carried.
Three of the National Guard were kill
ed during the night.
A rescue of the prisoners at the HoIel
de Vile was apprehended, and efficient
preparation made to NEE, any such attempt
AS vet, however. none has been made,
The Journal des Debas of this morning
states that the members Of Polytechanlc
School placed themselves, armed, at the
disposal of the Government, upon the tlrsl
alarm Of The instruction.
The city has been tranquil during the
whole morning. but it has the appearance
of being iu a state Of siege. Another de-
monstralion is expected during the day,
but the preparations Of the Government
are go complete, that no fears are enter
tanned.
From the Charleston Courier, June I'd.
Another despatch, received last evening,
from our Baltimore correspondent, dated
yesterday morning. gives US some addl'
tional information.
The French Provisional Government
remained in the ascendant. The Revo,
lutionary attempt proved failure. The
National Guard refused to sustain the dis.
organizers. They were put down wilhou,
the necessity of shedding one drop Of blood
and quiet was effeclually restored.
In ireland there was still much excite
meni. William Mitchell had been arrest
ed and imprisoned, charged with high trea
son.
Lord Ashburton expired on the 18Th inst
This despatch also mentions the distur
bance in the National Assembly of France
and The battle between the Austrians and
Italians, but gives no particulars.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07

Massachusetts 12, Vermont 6. Rhode Is
land a, Connecticut 6, New Jersey 7, New
York.. Pennsylvania 26, Delaware 3,
Maryland 6, Virginia IL. North Carolina
ii. Mississippi 6, Louisiana 6, Texas a.
Tennessee IL, Kentucky IL, Ohio %. In
diana IL, Illinois 9. Michigan 5, Iowa 4,
Missouri, Wisconsin 6-2l6.
When The State of North Carolina was
called, Mr.. Strange said he was instructed
By the North Carolina delegation to say
that they believe the resolutions of the
committee cover the entire ground Of nom
interference with the rights of slavebold-
ers on the part Of Congress, either in the
States or Territories, aud that therefore
they vote eleven nays.
The question then recurred on ihe adop-
ton of the Report of the committee, a0ith-
out amendment, aud il was, by States, de.
cided in the affirmaliye-ayes 249, noes
none, as follows:
Ayes-Maine 9, New Hampshire, 6,
Massachusetts IL, Vermont 6, Rhode Is
land a, Connecticut 6, New jersey z,
Pennsylvania 81, Delaware 3. Maryland
s.; Virginia II, N. Carolina IL, S. Caroli-
9, Georgia 10. Florida, no answer, AL.
ALBANIA 7, Mississippi 6, Louisiana 6. Tex
as 4, Arkantas 3, Tennessee 13. Kentucky
IL, Ohio %, Indiana IL, Illinois 9, Mich.
gan S, Iowa q, Missouri 7, Wisconsin a.
249.
Mr.. Commander, before the vote was
declared, obtained leave to maHe an ex-
PLANTATION as to why he had declined to
cast the vote OF South Carolina on this
question, He had voted for northern
candidate. on an implied understanding
thai the South should be furnished with a
platform by this Convention, upon which
they could stand forever. Thai had not
been done. But he had determined now
TO vote, but considered this explanation
necessary. He then cast the voIe of South
Carolina in the affirmative, thus making
the vote Of the Convention unanimous
the Florida delegation, aud two Of The AL
ALBANIA delegation, however, declining to
vote, and New York not having voted
on any question since the assembling Of
the Convention.
Aresolu,on, recommending that each
State shall hearafter send as delegates 10
the Democratic National Convention, no
greater number than the votes to which
each is entitled to in the electoral college,
was taken up, adopted by States, 2OS TO
Al.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07
Correspondence Of the N. Y. Herald.

ALBANY. May %, I846.
Important Movements Of the Barnburn-
ers.-On Wednesday next, John Van Bu.
rem will speak at Tammany Hall.
Yesterday, ex-President Van Buren, pri-
vately avowed bis intention to oppose the
election OF Gen. Cass 10 the Presidency.
The barnburners will certainly nomi'
nate Gen. Taylor.
The Tfeaty.-E.ieu,. Coutee, Of the Ma
w, aitache Of the American Legation.
who is on his way to Washington, aud
who passed ,hrough Griffin on Wednes.
day last, is of opinion that The treaty is ra.
lified. Some papers speak Of him as tho
bearer Of the ratified Treaty.
In the Senate lis ratification would be
sure,
The Picayune (of 9th ul.l docs not
speak with con6deuce.-Sau. Dear.
Methodist General Con- terenee.-The fol-
lowing is, we believe, the plan Of .arbi,ra-
',ion agreed upon by the Methodis! Gene
raj Conference for The settlement of tho
property question with the church South.
It provides for The selection Of Two dele.
gates by the conference, 10 actwith aim.
liar number from the church South, ad.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07
IMPORTANT FROM HAYrI.

Progress o the. Civil Wa7.-The
schooner Isaac Frankling arrived at Bos-
ton on Monday, in thirteen days from Hay.
teiu, brings some further and authentic
particulars ofthe outbreak and civil war at
Port au Prince, W here terrible scenes have
been enacted. II seems that portion Of
the inhabitants (the mulatloes) remons,ra-.
ted with President SoIoque, against GER
tain of his measures, when be arrested
eighty Of their number, and had them shot
in cold blood. This atrocious act aroused
the sunberins discouten, Of the fiiendsof
the murdered ones who few to arms.
President Soloque collec,ed,his troops and
marched against them. He met them on
the way, skirmish eusued and be vas
was driven back 10 Port-au-Prince. E53
Ii is hard to trace the course of all these
troubles. tits stated that Soloque has
sys,ematical'' excluded the yellows, (who
though the h,.nority, are most intelligent
and substantial portion Of the inhabi,ants,)
from all participation iu the Offices Gov
ernment, and has replaced them by blacks;
who are ignorent aud incapable. Itwas
probably upon the remonstrance of the
yellows against this prescription that their
massacre was decided upon. s
At the late accounts, all the influential
men Of the yellows, 10 and about Port.au-
Prince, were either killed or in prison.
Whether those troubles will spread to all
parts Of the island, and a bloody war Of
course al,conjecturs.-The newsfrom:ihis
quarter was always wrapped insmysiery,
and the present is no acception 10 the rule.
: Letters received by the owners ofthe
Isaac Franklin, Messrs. B.. c.. Clarke &c
Co., state that terrible bloodshed. at Port
au-Prince struck horror to all minds. No
one could predict Row il would end, but it
was thought that it might result in the de-.
position, If not death Of soloque. Ifthe
friends Of those whom he has so cruelty
murdered should be in the ascendency:a a ter
rible relribution may be visited upon him
aud bis adherents. -.
Business had entirely ceased a. Port
au Prince. The letters from the leland
speak cautiously Of the troubles there: Ia
Cape Hayden, and other ports on tho North
part Of the Island, all was quiet, -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1848-06-07
:. From the Ns,o York Herald, 9Th inst.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT NEWS FROM
EUROPE.-ONEW WEEK LATER.

49,, -. nys .,.u,.r,
Tho H. na'as f.o,a Francs - verr ;nno,.
ran, An order had been received a, Rou
h,sno e., D. d.. 10. y. ~ r", ,ho u,ho,a Inc n
s.' o 80. " ~ Jpr,"a p @ and ~ @ rnorO, ~
oon'' :" 1.a'J JII " o, go aa ..I;on a.a
suas ou !ne aetaeneo io'''' rS m...n a.e ''
uunt " "..e way W. q. soai "o 60 y,
tae upper tG~t 1 are a'so ~ oe 'ePaneu anu
tor.iiieu. 3 l us ''oAs iAo d Pt'Pa'a' a''on
'ot TS ma.. .,..: ro..o e., .
p;S Hs.s was AZ VIE e.set,on ~ 'aT ,Ia N q
auo W. .'''Ie"' ".
Puonc' ano aProc!dtEa.,o'' tas soee"lSsueo'
~ ine 'fiun1Pn ol t!1e ''oera' pnI,y 70 Ion
;piele, :, anu LOUIS plahe :ana hlpei' ua'o
[ea SEteraI uIuouy cniIIIIcfs have TAKEN
place Between the Poles and Russians.
One of lbe MOST i'm pporlant n5uoints Of This
ne news is The declaration Of war.by Pope
Plus the Ninth. apaius, Austria, aud that
at the Iast accounts the situation of The
Austrian army in I,aly was very perilous.
After This. the electric ,eIeeranb reported
'the im,nraisonren, 1,rla or The Pone Gor hack;no
m, or iba war
So,;,,,o sh;n,,;,hoo hove ,,,.o ,,.oo ho
,wesr ths Hnnoar;aus ard ,be Laos
THE Danes !, annears have comn,et..
/, bIocL ,JeJ ,ho Cprnan ,or,s
There il moi hin1 imnor,an, rr,,n Ireland
Lord palmer,Ion ha, officially announ.
cad nnder da,p Eoreipn Office Ma, 9th
The Danish blockade Of Se,lin. Halsound
Nnrlncb and Wiamar from the Oil. p;IIan
and Dan,y;c from rho 3I and rho Elho
rror ,ha 1,h ;,., AI,o ,ho hIooh 40 Iu
Ans,ria or Tho nom of Von;ce from Tho o35
nj, - " ''' - .'' '''" ''N '-O1
Tho,, ,,,, ho. J,.,;, :; ,L ,;a
dI;na aOa M lnuo. % n.ados - ~ 81 .,,,,n ~ | oc @ ona,
a;nh,b % I az 49, oa,n,, 80. LII IL - 'A " o'
s" IT, - 10. puu"J ~ ~, " .,,u ,.a 49,;
20, rs.hI, snnnor,sd ] IT,. ] nod 'ho haan p, .
declins r. ao'r '' A"0 '' .
THE sTEST INTr111crNrr
Nv ~ ~ son.,. M .non.nn n '
From me Landau T;mes Man "a
A military insurr.crion took nIace a,
M adrid on the I'm inst, q, d o'clock in
the morning. which was snnnressed after
a sauguiparv conflict which lasted seyeral
hours.
The number of the dead was not known.
but il was considerably prester than in rbe
of the 26th March.
Among The killed was the Cantsin Gem
elal FuIposio. brother in law of Maria
Christina
!, THIRTY. four or The nr;soners takep-one
half of lbem civilians, the other half militia
ry mcn-were tried aud sentenced to dea,h
by court martial, and were about 10 be
sho. when The post left.
The Paris papers of Yesterday announce
the formation of the new Ministry for
France: il consisrs of Messrs. Basride Re-
cnr, -Cremienx. Carno, ,hanss. Flocon.
0ncIere Re,hmon, Frela,e and Admiral
Casey.
/, was apprehepded tha, an armed de.