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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-02-17

1901. From Wilmington, by Newcastle, Red Lion,
SaintGeorges McDonough, Cantwes Bridge, Black Bird
and Milton to Georgetown SO miles and back, six times
week to Milford, and three week the residue with
six-tmes-a-week branch from Milford, by Cedar Creek
and Draw Bridge to Lewes, "a miles and back.
Leave wilmington daily except Sunday after arrival OF
Philadelphia mal-say at l0 arrive at Milford same
days by l2pm
Leave Milford every Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday,
at u m, arrive at Georgetown same days by M
Leave Georgetown every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m, Snow Hill mail has arrived,
or ia changed arrive Milford same days by 81 M
Leave Milford daily except Sunday at 10 m, arrive at
Wilmington nextday in tia.e with Philadelphia
cars--say by p m.
Schedule for branch serwice-Leave Milford daily ex-
cept Sunday at Lcwes same days by M
Milford same Jays n time connect with the Wilmington
mail-say by p n,
1902 From Wilmington, by Lovevilc, New Garden,
Pa, Avondae, Chatham and Cochransvile, to Pcnning
onvilie, 2S no les and back, twice a week 49,
leave w iImlngton every Tuesday and Friday at loi
m, arriv'i at Penningtonvlc same days by 9 m
Leave Penang onvlle every Wednesday and Saturday at
u N arrive at Wilmington same days by b p m.
Proposals. 10 end the route at Chatham ana run tnree
tV ,es a week, invited
1909 From Red Lion by Summit Bridge, Mddetown
and Warwick, to Ceciton 81 miles and back three times
week.
| Leave Red Lion every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day. after arrival of Wilmington ma-say at m, arrive
| at Cecton same days by
| Leave Cecon every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at M arrive at Red Lion days in time 20 connect
! with Wilmington mail--say at Sam
1904 From ST. Georges, by Delaware city to FOR
| Penn, 3 miles and back, three times a week
II Leave St Georges every Monday Wednesday, ana frt
day Immediately after arrival Of Wilmington mai-say a
i 3 m, arrive at Port Penn same days by p m
| Leave Port Penn every Monday, Wednesday, ana ERR
day at and return to ST. Georges same afternoon o)
SPIN
1905 From Smyrna, Leipsic, miles and back, once
week.
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l906 From Baltimore, by Franklin, Harrsonvle Ow-
ing's Run, Freedom Porers Franknvile, Sans Creek
McKinstry's Mills and Union Bridge, to Unonown, a.
miles and back twlcea week.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Saturday at a m,
arrive at Uniontown same days by pm
Leave Uniontown every Monday and Friday at m,
arrive at Baltimore same days by Jpn.
1907. From Baltimore, by Hooks'own Pikesvie, Ow-
ings Mills Reisertown Upperco Hampstead, Manchester,
Hanover Pa, Hampton, York. Sulphur Springs, and Pa
perown Carlisle, 10 miles and back three times week.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday Thursday, and satur-
day at 5 m, arrive at Carlisle days by pm.
Leave Carlisle every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at m, arrive at Baltimore days by pm.
don Bel Air "a miles and back three times week. and
from Perrymansvlc, by Abingdon to Bel Air IA miles
and back three week from 1st May to 3st October.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday Thursday, and Satur-
day at 9 m, arrive at Bel Air days by 81 p
Leave Bel Air every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at 81 m, arrive at Baltimore same days by a M.
From LIST May to 3I OctobrLeavc Perry every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at H. m, arrive at Bs
| Air same days by %
Leave Bel Air every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at m, arrive at Perrymansvlle days by III q m
1909. From Parkton, by Shawsvle and St. James, to
Long Green Academy returning by Jarttsve and Shaws
vlle l6 miles and back, twice week
rive at Long Green Academy same days by II
Leave Long Green Academy every Monday and Sa,ur
day at - m, arrive at Parkton same days by M.
1910. From Parkton, by WIescsburg, to Hereford
miles and back three times week.
Leave Parkon every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
at IL m, arrive at Hereford in y hours.
|
at p m, arrive at Parltton days by ,, p m.
1911. From Little Gunpowder, by Jerusalem Mills, t
Fork Meeting House. miles and back, three times week
| Leave Little Gunpowder every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday a, 2 m, arrive at Fork Meeting HOUSE
same days by a pm.
| Leave Fork Meeting House every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at Al M arrive at Little Gunpowder same
days by 81 pm.
1912 From Bel Air, by Hickory Tavern and RobnsonN
Store, to Peach Bottom, Pa, and return by Dxvie Sa
Ridge, Pa Fawn Grove, and Jarettsve to Bel Air, equa
to "a miles and back, week.
Leave Bel Air every Friday at l m, arrive at Peacl
| Bottom same day by pm.
Leave Peach Bottom every Friday at m, arrive at BE
| Air same day by IL m.
1919 From Bel Air, by Hickory Tavern, Churchvl'e
and Hopewcl Roads to Rock Rum l6 miles and back
three times week.
Leave Bel Air every Monday Wednesday, and Friday
at a M arrive at Rock Run same days by am.
Leave Rock Run every Monday, Wednesday, and Ri
lday at 2 p m, arrive at Bel Air same days by p m.
1914. From Perryvle, by Por, Deposit and Rock Run
to Darlington, IL miles and back, six times week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-13

The correspon ience Of neither OF the candidates s
exactly ineligible, and the principles Of Cas- are
repudiated by his own party. may say, without any
intention offend my friend Butler that the time has
come when must have the STATED preaching" ofthe
political gospel QLaughter) ] wish this morning
that We had telegraphic report TO the effect that
James X. Polk had removed benjamin +. Butler
would have removed hif> n'so, md nut BuHr - ais
Place v'ear, ctrf"gI -,-, o. bact - '.R,.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
Second Dispatch.

The Niagara arrived At Halifax at AN. and
left at AN on Wednesday.
Mr.. joins 4. DOYLE, passenger % the Niagara
from Liverpool states that he was arrested on
arrival at Haiiisx on suspicion Of being an Irish
sympathiscr lie was taken from his state room
by soldier attached 20 the Regiment of FusilIers
Hahiax- but, no ground appeared for the charge,
he was released, and he came 10 this City
The H,berni0. which lett Boston on the 10Th
alt. reached the Mersey on Monday. after a pas
sage Of ll] days and the Washington, which left
New York the same day arrived at Southampton
on Thursday night after passage Of d. days.
The Cnaed States Will sail from Southampton
on the 9th inst for New-York.
The 81. Laryence, a. guns Capt PAulDiNG.
arrived on the sd INST. of Cowes in "A days from
Norfolk. The s.. Laurence IS on her way TO Ger
many to communicate with Mr. Doneison, the
American Minister She sailed ON the following
day aud 5 to be stationed ~ toe Weser. during
the Winter for the protection oi American
interests Ia the present unsettled state o.
Northern Europe. She was visited lbs Mr Ban
croft and the American Consul The Portsmouth
correspondent of the Times says the 81. L0cJeHcf
passed through Spithead this afternoon, The ith.
She did not salute the flag of the Commander-in-
chief or the I mon Jack of the King Bastion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
LATER EUROPEAN NEWS.
france-In.urrect at Lyons.

FROM Postscript f Hhe European llmef Nrt
some Of the Paris journals mention the report that
Austria has defnitivey rejected the AngloFrench
dation We have been able, however 20 ascertain
what j. the foundation for the report
Adyces have arrived to-day Of serious disturbances
which have broken out AZ Lyons II appears that early
ON Tuesday morning the Gsrde Mobile OF Lyons whose
corps has recently been dissolved presented them.
selves at the Prefecture % demand the month psy
which they said had been promised them. Being al.
lowed 20 enter the Hotel they possessed themselves Of
il and kept the Project custody for three quarters OF
an hour Crowds assembled around the building. but
a Regiment Of Dragons returning from exercise,
charged them and drove them away also clearing the
hotel aud releasing the Prefect The vicinity OF the
Prefecture was then occupied by the military
The alarm caused great. that tue shops IN me
vicinity were closed. AZ haipast clock group OF
20 Gardes Mobile dssrmed the sentines Of the Mont
de Pe They then attempted o. force themselves into
the guard house but the occupying TO- having bar
ricsded themselves in IT, they did not succeed They,
however, broke all the windows.
At 10 o'clock 200 Mobiles presented themselves At the
Hotel de Vile with red hag-beng charged BY the
soldiers they Immediately dispersed
Another says that notice Of what WAS passin
having been given 20 the military authorities the 9th
Dragons were sent 20 occupy the Place de IA Preec
ture After having cleared the place and IL approaches
and having charged their carbines the company dis
mounted and entering the Prefecture cleared the in
terror court of the insurgents without resistance AZ
~. o'clock battery of Artillery mad arrived upon the
place OF the Prefecture and cannon planted
20 sweep al the approaches AZ the departure Of the
last accounts the insur endesvOrng 10 raise
barbados in the rue MERCER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

~ osaro Nasara. Lass3, o-,-ss,
-.a s,,.. az tls N,res. Do. lave zen Freely .ar
rrf4f r large eal. sales et. Pie ahoe have gore m f
Bls4s'rr'-' '5. rst-ef efer q, q '-1 eros ,.i y,
trade arta-'- t.7r-s.ef eai -f .e.' 1eas " ins " l
.aof '-r1. ..i is,,- T. - 800 n , -1 - ..i "a
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s,,-v o.- 10 re fe r.a,.l. ra.pe.ts re-. have been
l.e-i a' " f''.s ct s''
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r,a - 49, -,. = r.s.., native c.,loa brrsn 81.
% 80 saa M rs. co'i' "a D. % 80 ~ 'aos 70. 's ,.,
- - IA 49,. ~, 80, ro,+ Al =. IA al
- s, 81 Dar'so 81 -''i priest TIE Continental N''''''
pr ..r 81. ,.rr-l ana The trad. AZ Mialh..tef COZ
t5..' ,...,.... ~ 10y .s,,s. by 80, 80 I'D 'l-r ~
t3hi of soot far 90 si-ia- REMAINDER beng Sought n
cs,. s. ts. ss. ssn The ,--. ,iloe.r pr-.
a.loses 90 g. ina our 5aoton' re ,sr,toa s
roasqi-at BE- fnt s- 5l' ees IA. hen COZ m ii' s S
at sr .af 0e..i .' - .o'' i-i 49, ,re .e.r. 4,
tese rates A. a.'o o. m'e amer a. Z. ts iol9 IL
vas 900 fle -tffere or NHfaf .'i ftotaf i.-
rom te vessel a. '' 70 q. pr si-A oi ~ "a, iiY 'i 10
retail on5 vead be- lrse ur'-i ss'-s RS Wheat -
States fe1f % 500 Per- b.. boz sgpef1s -t o'.3- Dies
iaisn Corn & o. So per 81 1s llf-d states lin cora DC"
nsrs. Ga te numerous pu1 s''s esiefir 81 ctfes ..
o % Peppermint were 81 bought DO a. - =, ses go Z. e-e.
ol Ca-ss a. t- rre, fl cs.s 'l " A---i s-- n -
SO o. s 't ~ about 20 o-er oi castor oH ri ~
ned rnm .fi.f to so, tea- i-I-- .l r- 49, ~,
1tnQeof 80 PEG si i.- g, $50, -. r',tsg
=. "a 20 Z. ~ go, IA 81 .,.,ss, III. Rb.,.rs = n.
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81 ~ =. 4 +. 80. az ,..- ..,,,or
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mraae cn Tuesday Neht Peg Nin. -a,e 60 - -'
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TIE lsos ir,fe . ettis-e! az, ~ - ll-' l y, 49,,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
FRANCE

The news from the Continent continues to be
tray considerable ant OF Political composure--
In France, much excitement and alarm continues
10 prevail The Assembly have decided, by a
considerable majority. after very able discus
sion in which Lsmartine took a prominent part,
ON having but one Legislative Chamber.
The Committee of the Constitution have also de
cided by vote of 10 10 that the President OF the
Ropublic shall be elected by universal suffrage
and not by the Assembly itself.
Socialist Banquets after the example OF the
reform banquets held all over the country, last
Autumn, are too frequent to favor an expecta-
tion of coming quetude and the speeches and cries
which have Characterized more than one OF them
are of the most reasonable and incendary nature
Nothing is Yet definitely known Of the State OF
the negotiations relative 10 the affairs OF Northern
Italy. but from the remarks OF Gen. Cavaignsc IN
the French National Assembly on Monday, as
well as from the rumors that are ahoat, there IS
GOOD ground for hoping that pacific solution is
the question Is near at hand.
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To our civ Patrons

us 10, designed that any paper shall excel The rubun,
IN the extent and variety of rs News while IN us Lssr
snd Scientific matter believe mo- Journal IN The uuret
States approaches I'll our wish TO increase rather mar
sbndgc he range and amount Of reading MISTER The -
sessiy Of employing special Foreign and other Couercn
dent. OF merit the increased daily expenses Incurred
phng news from parts Of the United sa-'
and tie pressure of important Political and Mi'celsneoasn
ieigeuce imposing upon the necessity Of sSorins Les.
space To Advertisements compel henceorth 10 enforce
ugdly RON City Patrons the payment Of our sdv-r'-
terms to wit ~, per week instead Of cent?. h
amount heretofore paid by many OF them.
Our experience has taught US that no Daily Pspef Of ~
size OF The Tribune containing tbs amount Of reading
ter necessary maintain It's standing as leading Poiue,
and News Journal cau be- afforded less than the pres Of
Tho Tribune
Tr,t..s OAl. Nur lrt. Odf'bsf lu. l-ts
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Thing, Philadelphia.
,orre.pondoace Of Tho Tribane.


PHILADELPHIA Thursday Oct 3D.
The excitement has nearly subsidized JOHNSTON
i eonte.sedy the Governor elect but the sctus major
ity yet uncertain Enough has been received AZ the
state Department in Harrisburg officially, TO psce the
result beyond contingency regret with you that ONO
mas not seconded the voice Of the old Keystone
TRt-FFf had her benefit Wednesday night when
she appeared Lucre,id B0r9a. The house was iul
the nsht before but her night il vas not more than
bsi Ti Her benefit last wear was the most profitable
nipht of the season the reason OF the drerence mas
been her sudden failure IN Norma hsd not the man,
aser and his friends eNerted themselves she would
have met with a very uniavorsbe reception bene'
detfi who is not known TO hsye opposed the manage
ment will have full benent.
The grand Concert last ght was very successiul.
Lewis Pierce slave, was brought before JuoSe nm,
IN Quarter Sessions this morning upon writ OF naoeas
corpus sued out BY his friends appeared thst Lewis
came TO Philsdelphs about two months since win ms
master a Mr. Tlghmsn. who Is an invalid, snd nad re-
NAMED with hi up 30 few days since "hen ne ~
sented himself from his masters residence and service
without assigning reason lie claims through MS
counsel (Nessrs. Thomas and George tah) nls Tree
dom under the laws of thus CommonNeSltn ihe NN''
was but partially heard this morning by Judge hhs
and upon the application the master the farther near
ing was postponed until Saturday next At I'D O'CLOCK ~
give him an opportunity OF satisfying himself A 70 the
operation of the Act Of Assembly of SiN IN the case on
slaves coming into the state Of Pennsylvania WIN tneli
masters Under the act of ESQ. six months we're A.
lowed the master 70 hold slave IN this state where
they arrived from the South but the Net OF irao re-
peas that OF l7s0 and makes Il penal offence for the
officers OF Justice to interfere agains, the liberty oil
colored man arriving in Pennsylvania with MS former
master Our als under the latter Act cannot be used
for their security The colored man remains with his
friends until the case shall be determined
There has been good export inquiry tor Flour to
day and 500 bbs standard brands sold At 50
closing with firm market Rye Flour scarce ana Is
taken att l2i Corn Meal quiet and held a; IL.
Wheat s IN moderate request and prime lots are want
ed At full rates small lots changed hands At "
Il cents tor inferior prime reds Corn remains
steady and lat yellow has been sold ct ~ cts Cotton
rules very dull al previous quotations. and some shsh
concession have been made Grcceries and Provisions
without much movement TO notice whisky IN Dds
| - worth "A cts.
SALES or STOCKS First B0drd-5 Union Canal. :.
/ 1000 state o.. -.
! S,coad B0drd-3oOO Reading RID Bds, d, SOL 8 Penn
Bank pol 500 state o. 20 900 state 81 1j' 40 lie
/ high Coal scrip, - Western Bank %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
GERMANY.

Germany is stu ln an unsettled state. Tue
standard Of revolt has been again raised IN the
southern provinces sud again the rebels have
been signsliy discounted.
The Resent OF Germany hss issued to the Gov
crnments OF all the German states circular man
iiesto officially recounung the facts OF the uslns In
Frankfort on the >th, and It's prompt suppression
bv the Government The attempt OF Strive 70 pro
cislm Republic at Baden has utterly failed
Gen. Holman came up with the insurgents
near S,auien. completely routed them and then
nss>ine hv Crotzinsen. advanced, through the
Hexenthel. or Valley OF the Witches. IN two divi'
slous, on Stsuien which he completely surrounded
Afer somewhat obstinate resistance, the tow
was taken BY storm some houses were burned
down, great number Of the defenders slain. sna
some hundreds OF prisoners taken. Amons the
latter was Struve himself He and - Of his I'm
mediate hllowers were instantly tried by Cour'
Marital condemned and shot.
A corps OF about !. 900 escaped into the Nunzer
thai but they arc SAID to be surrounded ~ large
boiy Of Wurtemburs troops.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
By Telegraph to the Ncw-YOrk Tribune
IRELAND.
Trial of smith O;Brten.

The tral Of Mr.. Smith o Bnen, at Clonmel, IS
still unconcuded. An application was made to
have the cause postponed on the ground that Mr.
0 Brien had not received previous to his trial, a
copy Of bis Indictment and list OF the witnesses
70 be produced against him.
In England. a man on trial for his lie has right
70 be informed upon both these points, but accord
ng 70 the decision Of the Court at Conmel IN Ire
land. no such right exists. Another point OF dis
satisfaction was the great disproPorton existing
between Protestants and Catholics from the Jury
Panel
After sundry attempts on the part Of the prison
crs counsel to gain something for his client ON
these points the trial was proceeded with. sat
urdsy, Monday and Tuesday were fully ed
In examining witnesses on the part Of the Crown
As usual in political conspiracles traitors have
been found among the Irish who have given evl
dence which viii go far 10 support the Indictment
against Mr. o Bricn On Wednesday Mr.. White
side, counsel for the prisoner, entered upon his de-
fence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
MARKETS.

The tendency Of the Cotton market IS still 90" Do
,rs-d thisweek The official quotations Tor mldcling
and fair Orleans are reduced u. and though ior
other descriptions, the former quotations are con
tnued. the turn OF the market ior all kinds u de-
ci3edlv in favor Of the buyer and possibility Of
eFecting sales on large scale without submitting
20 some farther sacrifice
The consumers show no disposition % BAY be-
vond their current wants, and speculation IS 1or-
mant. In good qualities the decline Il "a per
10. The quotations now are for fair piand and
Mobile al. and for fair Orleans 49d middhng Or
leans, az well as Upland, 81 Scarcely anything
i so;ry bevond Al. and the chief business under
2l5 prces being lover than az any former period.
The sales tor the week amount TO $50 bales, Of
which $500 have been taken FOR export and 600
on speculation; and the American descriptions
consist Of 300 bales Upland AZ 81 f5d 200
Orleans at q a 5d 4.sl0 Alabama and Mobile. at
81 "A and so Sea Island a. I'D per To.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
I'm GLAND.
The tharii.t Trials.

The Chsrtist trials in London have been con
cluded. Conviction has been the uniform result.
Downing the Irish confederate Cufiry, Lscur, Fay
aud Mulling were sentenced to transportation for
life Several of the less prominent conspirators
plead guilty and were subjected b fine and i'm
prisonment. Against others the Attorney Gen
cral abaudone& the prosecution contenting him
self with binding them IN their own recognlzances
10 be forthcoming when called upon by the author-
ties.
The main feature OF these TRIALS consisted In II
merciless exposure OF the infamous spy system.
Her Majesty returned from Scotland ny railway
with the Prince and her family.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
AUSTRIA.
The Demands Of Austria on Italy-Froposed
knropean Congress.

The Vienna correspondent Of the KiHu Zer.Hs IS
serts that RUSSIA snd Prusss have promised their asst
the Italian question The Paris Prcsss states
he reply Of the Austrian Government - the o-er Of
mediation oy England and rance n substance as io.
lows First Austria denies ihat the war, undertaken
BY Charles Albert establish any pTetens.ons over
Lomosrdy thai he guarantee Of the Treaty OF Wen
d, IN favor OF Austria nn1s ues support IN the right
81 conquest established by Marsha kseetsxy and thsi
alteration Of territorial equilibrium can Be Justly
made By only OF the Powers who guaranteed
the lresiy Of Vienna Austria however. proposes me
convocaiioa ol General Congress Of The Powers Of
Europe a. lnnsprack. WITH the view . concert meas
ures for the independent administration Of the LON
bsrdoNenetian territory and the durable tranquility
Of the Peninsula beyond thc ApPeuines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20
By telegraph to the New-YOrs Tribune
observation-disclosures is Governor.

CORES p0ndence Of Inc Iriouhs
HARRISBURG. PA Thursday. Oct 49, Pm
The full Official Vote Of fifty three Counties has
been.receiyed here. and gives Johnston ISIS ma
ioritv We have also the Oficial msiouties IN
the eight other Counties. which give Lcngstreth
1901. Johnston's probable majority in the state
800. The fall vote cannot essentially vary this
Leeislqfurs-The WhiSs viii have majority
Of o in Joint Ballot The Senate stands p Wing
20 y Loco-Foco the House tief-5o TO 50 This
secures the Wings the Governor and Treasurer.
CongreU.-The Wings have elected is, the
Loco-Focos Q Members. Thompson IS reelected
from the Erie District. over Campbell by q small
majority. One OF the Wings, Howe and one
OF the Loco-Focos .Wilmot are for Van Buren,.
Yours. d.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-20

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