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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

CoLoNIzATIoN SocrETY.-Benjamin F. Butter,
Hugh Maxwell, Arson G. Phelps, DR.. Reese Re-
coriing Secretary, and Rev. ]. B. Pinney, the Cor
responding Secretary, have been chosen q dele
gates from the New York State Society, to the
American Colonization Society, the annual meeting
of which win take place in Washington city on the
10th proxmo.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

o. The trade of Cleveland, received through
the Canal for the last year. is as follows 81, 1863
bushels wheat, 4lS,4SS barrels -four, and 65I 49,
bushels corn.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

HoRRrBLE DIscoyERY.-A young lady IN Nan
tucket, having kissed young man in the dark,
near George Carmon's corner, was shocked Ct DIS
covering that il was her own husband
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

A VERDICT AGAINST cUPrD.--A cOroner's jury
having sat upon the body Of young lady who had
hung herself in fit of love frenzy brought IL
this verdict: Died by the visitation Of Cupid
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Important and Peremptory Sale of Valuable Real
Estate in the Second Municipality
and Lafayette.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.
]. A. BEARD. Auctioneer.
second Munieipality.

csATURDAY January and TUESDAY, January @ lsfswH
- be sold without reserve 70 O'clock Banks Arcade
The following CHOICE PROPERTY, TO wit:
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

ASTaOLOGY.
EHR. WILSON, President Of the Astrological Society
lsA in ISntoa, may be consulted. for short time only,
on al afan Of Human Life, Past Present. and Future At
No. 223 CHstosa0Eee street. one door from Ifeme-
Mr. Wilson Il the enly person who predicted, correctly
the marriage Of Queen Victoria and described her husband
S ~. At SsSsu IfS i'm L Il 50 d4im
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

A GROCERY and SHIP CHANDLERY. situated in
IA a most eligible situation in the city of HAVANA
convenient to the harborThs establishment. which Is well
known, and has excellent of custom. will be sold
on the advantageous conditions and can be delivered
forthwith. There is also a NEGRO MAN and Hafbor
BOAT belonging to the store, which may be boughtwith
it or separately. ....,, =,
~ (sFavieF street. nj I'm
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TAPESTRY, BRgggELs AND VELVET

AE y , 7 Il 4 o y q y 3 q y p ' 2 ' 2 =
0AEPETING.
KNTE receiving large assortment Of the above superb
w CARPETIHGS....A 8 -.
BRUSSELS. 3plys IngTains in great variety OF qna tiles
and patterns Venetans. Tor halls and stairs; f1gufe1
Baize and Linen for CTnmb Cloths
WINDOW SHADES. HAIR CL.O1 HIS, I'm 10 70 g inchs
TABLE end PIANO COVERS Of various qualities
MAT1INGS and FLOOR OIL 81 9TH. tnn 3 e "A feet
wide, beautiful patterns, Of various qualities and
well seasoned all OF which offer at the loves
market prices, at Wholesale Or retail.
go 3m A. BROUSSE4AU 4 CO.. q Charities st.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

Or A horse in Doylsston, Pa By Of . boys
nose q few days ago.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

BuRGLARY.-On the night Of the Dist inst. some
villains succeeded in efscting entrance into the
house Of Mr. Daniel Doup, situated on the Bards-
town turnpike, about five miles from Louisville,
and alter abstracting between $500 and $1,000 from
a drawer in one of the rooms, made their escape.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

nMethinks there be six Hatters in the field;
Five have / seen to-day
OFFERING good HATS and CAPS at low prices but
~ none better and i0loer than those which SCI
may be found at my Sales-To0m. No. - GRfHIER "a
and from time time receiving from my manu- aenry Ct
Newark ~ j. snch varieties Of Goods IN the above line as
are suitable for this market
Purchasers at Wholesale who may see this, viii please
remember thst am manuinciu7er and will Sc low.
To- am opening another To- Of those choice Mems Soft
Black BUENA VISTA HATS, 70 which beg to call
attention. WILLIAM BOOTH, Halter.
daft 10 Gnyef street. Stain.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

THREE Oh -FOUR sins.s gentsnsa can 2, b accom-
d modatsd with BOARDING and LUDGtn0, e 70 e.
as RegGRNs afreH @H
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30
EXHIBITION OF
GALVANIC PLATED WARE

RICHLY ORNAMENTED JEWELRY,
Of the manufacture of Messrs. CH CHRIsToFLE Co.
Patented 6y the GovernmeeE
Loison & silvestre, Mo. Sc Ohzrtres street. Agents.
NEw ORLEANS.
Exhibition Room at Ions Minis, Al Charities street.
The Goods viii be opened Tuesday. 10Th inst.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30
MILLINERY AND FANCY GOODS.

Where is the best place to buy BONNETS and
FANCY DRY GO0DS2 Not in the splendid Mill
merry down town, where high prices asked, and poor
Goods look well because shown in large windows and
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

The Goods viii be opened Iuesday. l9Tn inst.
THE ASSORTMENT consists OFF,
Complete Dinner Sets Of COFFEE POTS;
PLATE. of H. Is and 20l CREAM JUGS;
Covers; SPOONSs
SOUP TUREENS; FORKS KNIVES,
CASSEROLEs. DESSERT SETS;
All size DISHES; PUNCH BOWLS
HEATERS 4 TEA SETS FRUIT STANDS
TEA KETTLES; SALVERS.
In fine every article Of PLATE for the Table-ffom the
smallest pieces of the lowest prices the largest and most
elegant prices of $780, e40 $60e and $500 each These
last p0ns very rich executed after the designs Of the
most celebrated artists and works Of art truly remarkable
for the beauty of the models aud the elaborate chasing and
finish of their execution Many of these articles similar
those manufactured by the house for King Louis
Philippe, the Duke d Aumale and the Royal family.
ALso-a magnificent FOUNTAIN three feet biz h, sur
mounted by CHANDELIER of 10 lights; CLOCKS SPLEEN
ddly ornamenel With ALIEeeEIcAL SUBJECTS VI ANs
DELIERS and La hIPS besides quantity of CASkETS
and FANCY JEWEI.RY, Of the style most recherche.
especially suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS and great
variety of ROOM ORN AMENTS.
to They will be exposed fer exhibition until the gath Of
DECEMBER. The price is marked on each article. .
e- Whatever articles remain uns0ld will be disposed OF
at AUCTION the place Of Exhibition. the 23d inst.
from to clock NJ. and other days.
az Messr Ioson Sivestre have received drawings
Of Models with the tariff Of pces) Of all the articles ct
PLATE for the ABLE. manufactured by ~ M. ChIsiohe
& CO. They will receive orders 70 be executed according to
these degnsas well for all articles after other desgna
which may be furnished them. dlS
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

CARRIAGES -OAhhlAIEs! -
AT EASTERN PRICES at the Commission CAk
"A RAGE REPOSITORY, NO. 90 ~ -
81. CHARLES street, opposite the Com CsNZ
y receiving FASHIONABLE CARRl- -
AGES az ire lafzf styles direct from the manutacigeS
COACHES. ROCKAWAYS. BAR0UCHEs, BUG
GIES Sc SO. for STYLE finish and pce equal . any u
as 6ni HI 8 SMITH. 50 ST Charles e.
DRAYs, WAGONS, CARTS, oART-WHEELs &c.
TTSHE undersigned, agents for he ssleof -
i ID G. Wilson's and 7. Chlds y Cos #@
(of Philadelphia Days, Carts, Wagons, etc. IL
have row on hand 60
so DRAYS. iron and wooden axstrees, assorted sizes
10 CARTS. assorted Eizes.
100 pair ok CART WHEELS, assorted sizes.
go WHEELBARROWS.
rs CANAI~BARR0WS
Az IEs Tahonptonlsast
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0ARRTAcE MANUFAOTORY.

CARRIAGE MANUFACTORY. -
TT Patronage that has been extended TO as 90 very De
Il ally the lastseyen years, while in Com Il 4 -
mon street, has induced Us the last summer 49, 49,
20 erect large building expressly for manu- e3E@~3
factuTing and repairing CARRlAGEs--
We have now one of the largest Shops IN the Southern
County and are prepared with good Northern woFkmen
and the best of materials TO build any style o. Cafnage 70
order and guarantee them two yea if used in the country
We are also better prepared than ever before TOT repang
Carriages and them almost 70 their original beauty
and durability although apparently worn out ana qseii
We will pay freight carriages sent rs 70 repair " VIII
aleo. keep on hand an assortment Of INV ana sEeONN
HAND CARRIAGES which win be sod low. Qd CARkIAsEs
taken in trade for New We invite the attention q
those wanting New Carriages their Old ones repaired 70
call Mandatory and Repository and udge loI mem
Sfrsts NEXT door 10 the Office OF the Commercial WaeI
Works. rear nf the ST Charles Hotel. New Orleans:
as 6n dNW MATTHEWS & DEkMAh.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

FURNISHED Rooms
gs4Fo OR THREE elegantly fuTnished RARLoRs and
II BEDRooMs 70 rent. Inquire q te CaEondssts1 NJ
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HoUsE FURNIsHING sToRE.

FOR rXpCAI4Is
.,r "a. n " d no ms The aubscribers have now on
V hand zoo u s. EIEL t4E lfq Z t 4 S5pe5 =
FFs Sty Mi a 1x shoolesl English BELT -
tbfHSSrrffS fI15iSTER PISTOLS alao. low &lBsLz4
ficiQiss PstolS which with complete assortment
~ gspVoRDS BABREs Military 5ashss snd Other MI:
9 ~ ssss ssTsef fSe93Lfl HYDE Goohh lCH
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

~. III YONe
STAR FILMING MILL,
CORNER OF HERCULES and CALLIOPE Streets.
@cut E S Yellow esidspP SE and SYRg IUMBER
anB. ss%sS a G D ssa y
NEW CAPTION. HATING, MTELLIcENcE.
70 ship Jessors and steamship Falcon am in recent q
NA tured expressly for my own sales at my factory
n Newark N J.. bat which will offer attsTSs ~
i NsS. Gsff,1o SFiHi z * P IS 96 styles.
Youths and Boys FANCY H a TS-w.h feathers-, mo
Nos. l. ~ ard ' SILK HATs ~ '''s
Prime 5 nsl q Fine Back BGNA VISTA HATS
NJ AZ e ssh e F s y S Sae ES
'n 81 pig aeA ae Halter Il I 1ss e.. si stau
TO MERCHANTS, PLANTERS, BUILDERS,
Carpenters. and all others interested in Building.
WI P KEi sEY Il CO.. STEAM MAsuYAcroRY.
w ST. Paul Street, 6e'oeea Julia gid Giyod sts..
70 order description Of work used In private or
Panel and Store Door. Mahogany Balusten.
Rollins & Stationary Blinds. wnF Posts, 60
W yiPaC and Door Frames. Rossgood ana
Mahogany s Nswss ge abs ~
TURNING Of gil kinds done % order. -. g..
Houses, Furnaces ChimBsys and Machinery. with every
thing appeuainBg thereto complete the best and most
q OSs Stone Stores sReised and Bsrs fitted up
All orders addressed as above vii meet win pfopt alen-
ton Those who DESTROYS Of building would DO well 70
give a call.
R1- Mahogany. Cherry, Black Walnut. Cypress and
Eastern White Pire Lumber. and elbow flne lof Dnnln
purposes. constantly on hand and ior sale Ell om
GOAL! COAL!t
CtITY COAL YARDS.-oFTIcE and YARDS Nos 1872
~ and 33A TcHOUPTOULAs STREET hree squares above
81 Mary's hfaFke-Always hand and for sale wholesale
or retail either by cargo aoat OF yards IN guam
| fty- FTYsTSBD ANTHRACITE. ENGLISH
| CANNEL. and TRADE Wy9TEK COAL.
Towbnais FonndHe. Cotton Presses Sugar Eeinede Ho
e Smith Mills Plantations the upper lower Cost.
Water and Gas Works supplied with any quantity Of the
best PITTSBURG COAL Of the lowest market rates with
dispatch Families Stores, Offices etc supplied with the
Trade Waier Coal well screened delivered in parts Of
the cities Of NewOFeans Lafayette and envons at the low
est market prices
kV All orders strictly attended TO-
rT~ Contracts entered into TO supply yearly.
MCLEAN, WILLARD & CO.,
NJ BIN 332 Tch0upisoulas street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-12-30

STAR PA MING Mill,
CORNER OF HERCULES and CALLIOPE Streets.
~ New Basin-keeps constantly hard genera asson-
ment of YELLOW PINE and CYPRESS LUMBER.
Also-Dressed Flooring, Ceiling and WeatherboaTding
~ Lumber Sawed and Dressed to order at the fhore est
notice. osl ON
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10
Latest from the City Of Mexico.

The latest and much the best news we
hare concerning the prospect nf the raIi.
icaiinn OF the Treaty Of Peace between
the United States and Mexico is contained
in the following paragraph, extracted from
letter 0r :. Musiang." the correspondent
Of the New Orleans a Delta" under date.
Of Mexico. the 18th ofApril:
~ learn. BY my advices This evening
from the interior. that the Deputies and
Senators from the State nf Pnebla viii he
in Qnereiaro on Monday neyi, and those
elected from This Stale will sci out on
Monday. This will make quorum and
some 10 spare. and therefore ne have
every reason 10 believe that the next week
will find The Mexican Congress acting on
the treaty. So far as regards iis fate and
the final result upon the Mexican Govern
ment. my letters inform me that but six
Deputies and two Senators are opposed
10 iis ratification; but. as ! stated in my
former letters. mueh depends upon the
course Mr.. Clifford pursnes. He has now
arrived, and I am in hopes he will imme.
tliaiely lay his documents before the Mex-
lean Government without talk or negolia.
tion. | am exceedingly sorry Mr.. Iris,
did NOT remain here longer. lie eould
have exercised stronger influence in the
ratification than any person The Govern
meni could send here. and our Govern.
meni certainly made a great mistake in
sending him home prisoner at this par
ticular iuncIuTe."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10

and he hsllii.l,.snsCd uEilrT bril 'ts maj
peaee viii bs msaF. The cory Of lie
iresgv. sae iis ma .6rstions b. lhe Sensse,
Hhirh hAd bern pnblisiled j. Afw ioIk.
hsd reached he rapiisl. bad heen iEsnsla'
,rd inlo Spanish. ard cirrulalrd in lie
Msrirsn papers. wiihant sKriliEg aag
open murmus or aerious opposilion iIcm
he people.
Mr.. Clifford had arrived in Ntxieo
On he Illh, and hal bsen rerrised with
The most imposing military honors. Dir.
Commissioners Sewer Wss expeetsd 10 A.
rive On the 18Th or l6lh Of April. We
10 not hesitate 10 believe that they will sei
with great prompliiude and derison. CT
OF IN unnecessary delays. and bring the
question Of peace Or war 70 IN immediate
issne.
A Washington correspondent Of The
New York Tribune SAYS:
. Mr.. Rich. bearrrof dispatches. ar
rived iron he ciiy 20 Mexico on Saturday
evening. lie lea Mexico abOn, three
weeks $50. A quornm Of Congress was
supposed 10 be together. and there was
little doubt OF The ratification ofihe treaty.
n is supposed that thousands Of The peo-
ole Of The city Of Mexicn viii follow our
army when IL leaves"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10

,hTal. ere rran.ltl,ng n orrF Eue p.
aad dynasiifs aEt sinking - NJ btlnw 4 f.
lesel ~ their sneisna Enhlseis. A Rssr
observe. lhnEgh Eise and bEAse. h,as
vel stand ,ghfa n The unrahin llaaS.
hrsvisgs of his poiiiiral ssrIhenakt. asa
sc. hsppily Hnder . G.Frrhmenl sirssa.
free, and Il sale dislanre from he ps,I;.
90. slrile. muF look ppon he rsging e..
mems az Enrore Hidh dep and inashse
emotions Of mirglrd fear and hepe. Fer
mysslf. I frankly deelaEe lhal know %,
vet whriher IN mourn a. u Hioigs oEtr
he mighty Struggle. Begnning. a. inst
Il does. 10 he assrriiun OF FsrIed talh
the right Of every nation % Essisl o.
prtssian and 70 govern ilfelf-and hating
Tor iIs inst 0hirri The liberty of eaeh and
he equality 81 al ihe mrmbers Of he
s0cial compact IL il shall resalI in The
establishment AZ peaee and order. 81 me
constitutional Governments. in which Il.
heny shall be esablishsd and Irgulaltd
hy law. and shall not depend upon ihe
will of kings o. other d'gni'ariss, thea I
and every right hearted American citizen
viii rejoice. and Ihe world will have
ranse % Eeinire with nnalloyed pleasure.
RuI IL. IoIgclling The moderation uhichhe.
longs to good cause. The crisis should be
pushedin Io social as well Is pnlilieslrr-
volulinn: IL The bonds Of society be dissol.
we'd. and snsrrhy introduced. with al us
horrors Of confscalion and plumber and
blaodshed. ending. as such scenes eom-
monty 10. in military despousm, none
would have cause l0 Ttjoiee bul The despoi
himself. and The favored Few who share in
his bloody fortunes.
There is . mfEil which entities ilsslflO
our respect and sympathy IN the very
wish for lberly-ihe aspiration alter M
dependence; aud de not believe there Is
a citizen of Tie uni'ed STATES who doss
not warmly desire To see Ill the peaple
Of Europe enjoying the peaceful. orderly.
legal liberty, which il is our blessing 10
enjoy. Bot snod wishes and warm SYM
paIhirs are al We have 10 give. Sell.
government j. the cardinal principle Of
our constitution; and ], is sgainsi that prin-
ciple 10 NEEDLE in the internal affairs OF
other nations, or 10 allow them to NEEDLE
IN ours.
As NY announcement was made in the
Republican,, | beg the favor Of YOU 10 in
seri this hasIy note Of my reasons Tor dc.
cling the appointment.
Very respectfully.
EDW'D BATES.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10
TELEGRAPHTc DESPATCH.

PHtshurg, May ].
Adsices have been received at ST. Louis.
by an arrival from The FAR West. which
contain accounts from FL Paso 10 the 3d
ullimo, aud SAINTS Re To a correspon,liugly
la'er date. Gen. Price had finally march.
ell for chihuahua with his whole disposa.
hle force, in fine order and spirils, and
eager 10 meet the enemy, who were re.
ported TO have mustered in strong mum.
hers TO oppose their entry into the capital
Of the State. At Santa Fe there were
indications of another attempt at insur-
rection, The Mexican population daily he.
coming mre insolenl, and appearing dis.
posed TO take advantage of the absence of
Gen. Price with his command. Precan.
iionary measures had been taken 10 sup.
press any emsuie.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-05-10
Tohs Editors az he Republican.

GENTLEMEN: II is now the evening of
Saturday. 22h April. Twas all this day,
from nine till two o'clock, in the Common
Pleas Court, engaged in an arduous ses.
sion, closing up the business of the term.
and should have remained ignorant To This
hour that was expected to speak to the
assembled multitude on Monday, bu, that
in the midst of the business Of the Cour,
friend called my attention 10 your paper
OF this morning. @* a' IT, S.
there find il announced, as part Of the
proceedings Of the Committee OF Arrange
mpnts 10 celebrate the revolutionary s,rup.
gles which now conynlso Europe, that |
am To address the immense concourse ex.
pecied to assemble on Monday next, The
announcement gave me great pain. The
appointment implies compliment on tho
part OF those who made The selection, and
!. Is painful TO he compelled To- ,!isappnin,
those friends who desired to hear my sen.
tlments on that OCCASION Bui | canno,
fulfil the appointment. lfmy professional
engagements were less urgent lhap they
are--two courts in session, and one of them
Just closing long term--siiIl could moi
venture upon the duties assigned me.
have not attended any Of the meetings on
the subject, nor participated in any Of the
preliminary arrangements; have not been
consulted. nor even spoken To bv any man,
in regard to the views and objects Of the
expected mass meeting; and the part as.
signed me to act before the public has
come 10 my knowledge only through your
paper, and at timo so late as 10 preclude
the possibility Of reflection and deliberate
Judgment upon the momentous topics
which must needs he discussed on such
an occasion. "a n
The questions presented are Of the most
vital and overwhelming Importance, in.
volVlng no less than all The rights and
Liberties Of men, and the consideration Of
all The modes and motives Of human ac.
ton. Under the mighty shock Of popular
ercrg, struggling ara;nr oprrc. son
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Ftaa - BslamaEs e.. EAlras AEsl Sc
AniFal Of The Steamer America.
EIsHT pGEs Lana fh0A EUROFE..
Tie ckgkf Dsmsaslrufiaa-ce. sf 10
Lsad-Afai1 n Frsa1s-R fgahheas - fkr
csasizeAf-Sazesf iks AwkxtI. a..
Nes Yea. Apsl 9s-sifM
The Steamer AneFiea mas islegrsphsd
about forty miles n sss. n N 0'elnek this
marning. and reached her wharf a
O'Clock. Issnd Jon The following hasly
dispatch. comprising . summary Of he
intelligence br0nghi BY her.
The chsriiss meeting was attended By
100000. and was held on Kenninglon
common. Their Pssilion vas sent 10 Par
lament BY Deputies, and was not carried
by he mass Of me people.
IFslaLd It'll remained quiet. The Gov.
ernment having oyerswed The revolt Cor
The present. Arms acre still being manu-.
featured. however. and the peasants prae-
Using rifle shooting.
Holland and Belgium were tranquil.
Turkey has acknowledged the French
Republic.
The Arch Duke Stephen has BEEN ie-
slarrd King of Hungary.
Serious disturbances have taken place 81
81. PsIsrsbnEgh.
il is reported that Louis Philippe. laie
King Of the French, has come over AZ n
passenger in The America.
Denmark has commenced war with
Sehleswig and HolsieIn. A ierce baIile
Was fought near I.ensbnrg. and The Danes
were victorious. The loss vas very heavy
on both sides.
The Prussisn troops were ordered %
advance 10 The port Of Holsiein. and should
The King Of Denmark in retaliation stop
the passage, his territory wilI be invaded.
An insuHeotion has broken out in Hesse
Cassel.
A frighlfnl riot has taken place q, Co.
logne.
Madrid was quiet.
The Ausirians hare been every where
defeated BY the LombanIines.
The Polish committee in Posen have es.
iablished subcommittee throughout Prus.
STA. calling on the people 10 arm. They
were sharpening scylhes and blowine
flames Of Instruction sll over The country.
They have driven away the Prussian
soldiers and cut off the mails. They have
so torn down the Prussian eagle and seiz.
ed the treasury.
Manufactures are dull. and provision.
firm.
The Repeal papers in Ireland are very
violent.
John 0'Connell has had an interview
with Lord John Russell, in which he ask
ed large concessions.
The intentions OF The French Govern.
ment are still warlike. Preparations in
France continued.
Berlin, Rome, Palermo and Milan, are
Tranquil.
Russia promises neutrality il not attack.
ed.
The great meeting or the Char,ists pass
ed of very quietly.