davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
The vi embers of the Provisional Government

A paragraph from the London Morning CiyOai
cle wherein the members of the Provisional Coun-
Gil of France are spoken of in terms exceedingly
sighting and derogatory, has been copied and com
mented upon by number Of journals in this coun-
try. The Editor of the French Courier, in his
paper of Thursday, answers the article in the fol-
lowing sketch of the Members which We translate
for Tie Tribune:
The sketch in the Morning CroHiele is marked by
Partially which only equaled by It's ignorance For ex
ample, no who had read Partisan Journal or
any accoun, Of parliamentary and Judiciary debates
could say that ~ Marie Deputy Of Paris ard one Of Inc
most renowned advocates Of the French bar Is man
Vhose has been heard. No one who had ever
been present At sitting Of the Institute the o5erya
tory could say that Arago cannot pronounce 0ree EordS
public 1t must be very ob.use intellect, which declares
Its inability comprehend phrase written By Lamar
tine or pronounees him Communist or Fourierst Not
month since when Intercepted by these seets on The
subsc Of their doctrines the author Of the Grondss
made confession Of faith in favor Of the rights Of prop
er,y and Of family which is admirable both in thought
and expression and has been published in all the lead
ing papers of France Finally that judge must be equal
ly destitute of perception and equity who pronounees
NJ Marrast journalist Of he second 0rGer-Armsnd Mar
rss the most graceful and brilliant Of the Partisan
writer's who in his parliamentary sketches, unes The
spirit OF Paul Courier the profound judgment OF Ar
msnd Carrel Ferdinand Flocon, the chief Editor oil Ia
Reforae who has been named with NJ Marrast, seere
tsry OF the Provincial Government Is not less dsn-
guished than his colleague. We know these two men in
tma;ey we fought side by side with them In the revo-
luton Of $780, and the remembrance Of this fraternity
has survived with US through time and absence We can
bear witness that they men OF conviction sense ard
high poltlca morality Thers still two members Of the
Government whom can and ought to render similar
homage One Of these is the Advocate. Bshmont' Min
lister Of Commerce whose hTst steps have witnessed
at the bar where his friendly word often defended our
particular interests the other NJ Goudehaux, Minister
OF Finance man whose integrity will be best appre-
ca.et from singlo Of his life. III. Goudchaux VINO
combined liberal and progressive political principles win
great political experience. named
A. strasbsugg. aisr the July revolution But ncrslve
ard desirable this sitIston, he resigned IL In 1881
from the sole motive that he did not approve the con-
servatve tendencies Of the Government Of Louis FhPpe
and could not therefore walk In the same pain such as
interesedness and adherence TO principle are things as
rare as they are commentaries.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
>elsza LETTERs aSD NRwsPAPERs Ia
&LkkLS FOR FOREIGN PORTS S3f

u f.tIIrr OlFs a3s OX5l y IHe V1I'17 =, m
Of The New-YOrk Tribune for all Foreign Ports and al
letters aud newspapers deposited IN this once VIII Always
b forwarded By the very earliest vessels TIL. depst
msnt Is under the special supervision Of j. B. MOWER
ESQ well known for many years the experienced and
efficient Superintendent Of the Foreign Letter Depart
mens Of the Nsv-York City Post Ofhcs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
ZEE PaEss e s D. DEw 1.,:

1&HIN kflsliNOfho infaubte Lluimoot n0vo
SA~AAsss sod without . ssasle failure o. sonplsint
esss AAs Some q ssesss have rstaled nom 5000
Ne eS,flss and willing 70 b qualified thss every
Astts has sssn sAiisfscon In less than three yssr,
hsl ssvst bsfs ehronlelsd In the history Of ell meai
sinsi eeefztiaas We moreover ~ that no usvsS %
ssAsr mstshAat Ass called Nc To- psrsbsss v'sn1ss
Asssrs saurs ss,isf.stca given, sst ssfs 49,
wsu kattsu Sl.esp. n 90 fAl 20 nasu ~ Unees -
sanxziee expectations Of las vosdeei nse, 49,
.ess Asa eescts IN ssusefst sne sFss1ceuny
s.;ss Il every naisss 18th - - 49, ssss
1,sss.s, ~ s,.r, ,,srsstsss class 10 call 90 o. spoa
Az. 49,, IA u fail 10 give entire setsfsetoa,
As, .ss raslsA s~iassrs and fobesrs hscushoss
.As l. ns.k - ,sss4Is ~ the lad . .
IN :, s-.,svsS fteu - Jehn-st ~ eaa slso Be hsA u
n s.s,.s r.ssrll 81 poysf and Ceathsmi = the
s.,,sN Ea,sS.s s&sssi ii G. Rage John ana Brood
- sssAsss. Clara 4 C.. bVekvsys snd Of the drsg.
s.s s>4a~" s~i ssrssss tArosshoat The city ~
80 sfy esrstsly nj,
"a ksssa esd they ssssAss sx - aay favor.
~ .ss eel thss great ssnspv. bay ssd yey nor ~
sss, able ssssss " nct Asy set isvsneei{
BEN ts pat ~ 70 vsu lag eoeties - coIe
rss ltsss ss,rt sst seayisss vsseess 49, 81 ssas
tsssssest ks>A md NE pseserves refuesety
= ~ tsest s<sss - toeoe-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
THr Pa11AnELRHlA MrRnER-The Ngrlh A

THE PHILADELPHIA MURDER-The North Ame
rioau Of this morning says farther From the testimony
Of Mrs koeuer the sister OF the deeessed IL seems that
about Ell ant ten days Mrs Rsdemacher mentioned
that Mr had told her that while A. NJ Wolies beer
house 10 Dil~in-st Calowh afternoon not lons
since, came 10 and took very particular notice OF
him, eyng him al the time he there. This crcuin
ssuce when told excited their merriment so little DID
they think Oft.
THE who Of the dag occupied by the Coroner 10
making The invest CATION sud late hour IN The even
ing the Jury rendered the following verdict Death from
wounds Unlisted with more sharp instruments,
about o'clock the morning Of the jt Of March, sis,
IN her bs1ehamber, by some person or persons uu
knownsEho from rcuustsnal evidence, escaped nom
the premises after committing the desd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

C0OLIDGEs TRrAL.-All the testimony is in. and
Mr. Evans addressed the Jury the prisoners defence
Tuesday There nothing OF any IN portance IN the
brief evidence for the defence the prisoners previous
good character being conceded. The fass evidence OF
Flint before the Coroners Jury, was put 10.
Mr. Evans msds most impressive and moving address
10 the Jury characterized by all the ogsnnity sui intel
lsctua power for which that gentleman u distinguished
We shall probably receive the Jurys CT to morrow or
next day.
the prisoner hsd remained calm unm0ved, and decOrous
until the speech Of Mr Evans when he strongly af
fsctsd for minutes BY effort, however be reeoy
cred self possession and aferward preserved bis quiet
demesuor Great interest Is felt 10 learn the verdict Of
the Jury. Boston star I'd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

TIE BLIsp SoLDIER.-A Benefit Ball is about
10 be siyen Mr. John Graef, msnbsr of Of the
Companies Of the First Pennsyivsns Regiment, row In
thi. city Ia condition Of much distress While he was
walking day Jaspa, he fired At BY some con
cssed Mexican and injured 60 severely that he ost the
conducted himself with the utmost popriety WA regard
ed brave soldier and upright man. aud sss he 10
now his native land utterly blind Philadelphia Inc.
~ The Convention of Iron Masters assembled
A. Harrisburg Pa on Wednesday and organized by sp
pointing Francis Pske ESQ of Chester unity Presidents
Messrs Town OF Phlade phia and Watts Of Cumberland
Vice Presidents Messrs Cox Of Berks Coleman Of Leba-
non. ard Fisher Of Perry. Sseretafies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

a pvtM KAMA splssa,t 49, 81 ~ he!sss.
laI<i<l hsess kfk, yssrs 90, sxesnsss uevs.sss.
NA .r,t.ssv Asss!sss ssst the United D<Aees Nay
- cess a. nssl Lsssy saAs, i1< hssesrsl Infslrs
- Il Nll.Ls - S<Ssr a. sr-sssirs ms y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
NOTICES.
FHREHOLooIsTs AND PUBLISHERS,
ROWBERs sc WELLS,
Clinton Hall, I3I Nnssnu-sf. y. Y.

~ Buckley 81 Deuel., Exchanss Brokers, next
door the Leather Manufacturers bank, ~ Will s-st
will purchase ali kinds Of uneurrent Bank Notes Certh.
Of Deposit Drafts and foreign Gold aud silver and
make collections in all the principal cities on the most Ia
vOTable terms mis- Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

ions QufscT ADAM VIM mpesied wW pr
,,oasy, H. nfrsr d,mss,d rem s, b'tagsf h r'
sif,oal eypgarn md a>tsr apy@sisd se> 10 ses ff'
IT, l,oo, A. ruos . pslifoai< risad U.nss hs 6is~ from
n, Holmes n south Csfoiins Ibis "nbs spioEisp
.losisrp eonsasfiss thu part ~ the epsH,7 if"" ~ith
A, c.us a. honorable 10 tie ssbof &c 10 hs piIstih -
lsJ no hegf Jsasofh ~ rpds Rra'P ~ Pfssf'ifisa
In 40 k,y,fsS. Of y,deses e,ss o. srrhe"s sss cpa
n 49,. hs,osr. whlsh III Afsas vgs Tom rhit-s
80, ne ef.t g.. Ffssssais ~ ths Dsi'sa siss
80 ofo tsbIie ssfyies, ~hieb. commanding mus US"
Gny ysss ago eopsssd ~ ihs asy ~
III .,s sssysss bs,s they vSsia he lees is' sh'nhs
thea The hmm 81 sssfbs'rs
TO- fs, ssssna rf.sissbfsl iAfa, bstssse ~ "aef
obtain ". hs wpss nj pfysh'''N Fs"pt- 40 w.
~h'eh '"s e"'''''"' liy,ass Nave.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
ITNITKD STATES PATENT AGENCY
,,k'ns cut Pstsnts-c. l. BARRlTr, Agent Oae
ne City Ii.ll tMechAnies institute Roonsl m 3fn-od'

ls City Hall (MechAnef Institute Roomsl m2 Sneod'
Two DRUGGIsTs.-Po,hed ,olid mahogany draw
era and doors counters with marble tops pate ass
.ho cases feet by soda ws;er fixtures escorted bot
tes hand somey labeled four ornamental ea'ticn hfsck'
e. With hinges Cor cNbOys two hesuul iemaes.t lie'
.iEe Of life co,t $50. busts ard dius' m-denes
&c 81 b. sold entire separately The fixtures are egaAl
20 any In Broadway and arc pat ny Ia sach ~aJ hai
'hey can be removed well from The mechanios shop
Tho mahogany work could be sent into the county with
cut damsks aud in small compass. A. The drawer tiNn'
are put "a With This good ehsncf io any one
shnF 10 up~a hrc store tn this or any othef clty
At Aiavins both of time and money. Gail At q! Hudson
a. corner II Leroy bloch above the Greenwich hanA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
NkM.NosN HOMEOPATHIC nlsrrNs .Sy

NkW-Nosk uoukorArtttC plsrtNsaki
- hsHS q srsa i.ily SssaSsvs sscsrte@i as "
.'slssa AZ Alss, Is ~ sssk, n - sAssTsss ~ re
ffsalasrt "a s9islssl s.sss
ra,.t.t.N. a. AYtsNn,ses M>~41, pi, ki,Ny ssi
E.ts- f,.s.4., -. Gals ASA r.yisfi DtSsss4~s rss
sss~ asa Esusssi fz@ss24ss De Nsiths As& tsAes
Ft,<At. ~. AsuAs asA Alssz N~f-' @Sg, pFs , Ala
Eassi1. hsNIsk.f sai Astsf. iefH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

From THE CAPE or GOOD HOPE.-The bark
VIM H. Smaller Holmes. arrived A. this port this morn
Ing, from he Cape Of Good Hope 2.ih January.
Copies OF the South african (Cape Town. AdrThfr 70
January 26th are chiefly filed with the details OF ine pa
clfeaion Of Kafrlsn1, Of which came ny Inc As'
steamer from England. Tho following extract VIII 'ho"
how the matter stands:
"so far a. the es on which Cshsriapd IS 70 be gov
erned rs ex planned In The Governors Procamaions and
Notices u appear, that tie people are 10 DC managed
through their Chiefs and the Chefs are 10 hold Their place
ani authority directly from the Governor Of the Colony
The whole country regarded conquered and TIE com
plets sovereignty Of II invested In the queen Dstres
or locations are be granted 10 Chiefs with their people
In such manner may be- Judged most beneficial Tor
them. and most likely t. promote peace and good orier
The tenure Of these districts locations by me Ches
Will depend on their loyalty 10 the Queen Dlsobedience
will 90 sedltlon resistance. rebellion and tho punish
ment will Re forfeiture, Il Is In England and other
CIVILIZED Countries scvCE forts and costs are ehumeraei
within British CaTrara where sufficient ioEoe VIII over
ioos tho progress OF settlement after Tho re cnt storms,
and hold In check 81 restless spirits, t society has struck
It's roots frmly into fxet property and Just Avs
sir Harry smith, the Governor Of the Colony 10 on
tour IN ariand. receiving the subsection 81 The ches
paper Of the Th states that he has parccei out Caha
ria into counties. usmef after the counties In Enssnd
such As MddsssK Bcdiortshro SC and at the mouth u
tbs Buffalo Is tho rising town Of London.
The crops are said 90 be excellent. The farmers arc
looking Auxiously for outlet Tor their supefabundani
grain crops.
The whole number OF houses a, Cape Town. according
% Directory Just Published there. l. $3.50 number ~
Inhabitants 500 Value % landed property. flNo9oSI
floston Traveller, 32i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
A CASE OF ASTHMA.

Mr. Elisha Chspn. residing ~ % Thirdsyenue, New.
York has been sf eted since childhood, period Of .
yesIs with and frequent attacks Of Asthma Ia
latter kindly sent By him 10 Dr. Chrses agent he ssys-
early 10 life a. have any recollection OF anything
my being troubled with Ashms IL the most vivid IL has
Accom all the various changes OF e
my general health prostratins energies, de-
ranging my whole system, and hnsg sub ect az
both niind and body 10 is destructive influence Mr.
Chaplin tried every remedy called, for hts distress
ius complaint bat all 70 10 purpose. AZ very last
resort NE wa. tempted 20 proea Dr. Chstes Gslssnc
Bell aud STRENGTHENING Plaster Relating 70 the efee, Of
these articles quote fathsr from bis own letter lie
ssy. Days after their application the eject Wa
very ssnsbly fe And ever since that TINE have been
sr.iaally improving snd sAinirs strength Mr. ChsPin
states. that although he supposed h. ease Vas beyond al
med cal Ae that he considers himself sss tA and
believe. hi. recovery 10 entirely owing 20 the faithful
use 90 Chrste ssAnie Bet aud Strengthening Plaster
CHRlsTtE'S GENttNE 9AtFtSic sNo MAe>ttic G.
RAri,Fs cAa only Be obtained IA N.w-fots Il d. Z
MOORHEAp. tss Broadway. Who T. he General Aesni
fsf tho uied States and 90 ~hom Al! business eoninuni
cations should 10 Addressed.
A thafissd Agents. 81 whcm Ntflstes 0eaaine Ar.
s'ss can be ufosuret Nsss- lartn. c M0ofheai. l5-
Broadway Essss.-Mrs kidder. 100 Ccast-sI tAaHy
De n n Rrifa. ExchAnks- FtiAsks,FAfs-T d. Pc
tefson. aS ChssnatsL Nee of.ssSs 0gisnes Bash I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

Clinton Hall, corner Beekman aud Nassau sts ~ wv VOL
ume, and al the best Literary snd Scientific Periodcas
American aud Foreign Constant additions Of new WORKS
Clerks initiation fee 81, snd semi annual dues 81 Mer-
chans and Others annual subscription, enttug them TO
ali the privileges S. Rooms open from 10, NJ. 10 TO-
NJ By order GEO PECKHAM,
In RAJ Ssr fta Ii AssO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
pEwARn or CoUNrnRrEITs /!

Tho sreai celebrity sascess u nr. IhRt>rifs
Cavaaa articles has caused tsefn O. 20 coaaefaeed by
Piled psFser. 70 saaa he public sssins asce
tl,i, thsre /. bat ONE ANrhoklf 80 AGENT Appointed
ia each city lows. ifer uacr aere she ssnaue Ag
slss ssa ts ehsirea Al .sA elsewhere spurious sna
wo4thlsss Ne petalss travelling sssas will szy
.sseaut 10 emFleysA.
an srrnsansss seqas,tips f,fshsf iafsgmaslss, ~
szgaas hnslrsss 18th ps CHRISTIE ,asaA - sftIeseS
g. II { MnokNEAp. Assnt Nsssof> ef The
a. ~ In iss Waited Sgases - Ef.,1susv. New Vera.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

CASADA CourAsY LAsDH-They have million
and half Of for sale. which they offer on Ten years
leases with the right 70 purchase. or for easihs fs"'
bsinT 6 per cent. on tho cash price Of the land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

~" The Wings Of Jefferson Co held Con
vention on the 2lst inst. when ABsER BAKER, Esq.
Of WATERFOWL was unanimously elected Delegate
To the National Convention, and Capt BRADLEY
Of Brownsville substitute. They are both stanch
raliahla Whigs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

CANADA LoAS.-Lord Elgin has advised the As
.sbly Of Canada authorize the Borrowing Of another
s5ooU00 In AID Of the canals and other public works The
debt 10 ABOUT fourteen millions At present and the duties
on cotton linen and wooden nanufsetufs' uDd oihsf sr
c,, that formerly paid a per cent have been raised from
r 10 rsr cant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

Tron uAtvrsroE aHy the steamship Portland
Ne have received u4ivss'pn rsrss ~ 'hs inih i.s' s"'
ss, nnf usual sisnEss ifp" 10 nis'l"f ~ iFs4s We
nna tho papers particularly hsffsH 90 Heus
navsfa Fsnlisrusn rei 10 the Senate 'hsHte' %" N-'
,sst.r .,snins the az u anA nssinsis ns~ caehs'
f.yin, 10, Presidency -Hd passed REGULATIONS h'shf
,.sntstf ~ Tho aii here. sni Recommending hi'" -
a.. ..rie ~ fssas independent s''f -s'l's's
H., ,bal heh ana fssrsas4ie s'siis" No. i-'as NshN
a.a a. r,asi4ust ~ 'rs 'iaa'i-e assisted tr W D.
issn .ni ra'tins rsa's "a Wee r'ss''."'s s"'
nss.,s t,u,.,s' sri Dew 90 Secretaries
ths ,s.sgi-r sAr address ~ ~ r'-sils"' u"
a., r.tr,s.n col ns.' ti-st nj --i s'-~-sh s-'''"v
f.,,b ,Hs .i.i.,s ~ ts~ . rlH' tis-'-'s -s'r -
80. u. is s.rr...ltl W. -. fi.-is - r-- . ." -
,.,.hi.. r.s i1a-iia' s.-ti- .s-sisi~e ~ N"'' =
ns~is..ra No. f.h- rsii~- Hs- Va : '.,rs.h
unp y rfrs'sr" 'r''' ''-'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
aIETTER TO A FATHER.


To Dr. CHRIsrfE's A6Esr-SU: The following is the
purport Of from daughter who has received 90
much benefit from the use Of Chrsies 0aYanc articles
(which purchased from you) thst have thought proper
10 give II for your satisfaction well as for the beneht Of
those who may be similarly all cted. You are az liberty
TO use IL az you think proper. - ,..o..,,
Respectfully, SC A. q. HlCkROTEt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
sFsosrszsRY. Allssheny Co. Ma

DEARP wrote TO you ONE time stree, and Informed
YOU on the benefit received from the Gsvanic Belts and
Magnetic Fluid YOU have found II the best and
only thing that gave me relief | have gotten entirely
over nv smenes, and never had better health In my life
II as rood. and truly believe II had not got the Bel.
and fluid would have now been dead. Before used
them cou a not sleep en5 falling away to nothing
had been for sight weeks unable 70 dIe" myself or st
time. 10 urn in nv bed without help The Of Chris
ti. Belt and Fluid have restored 20 entire health Mr.
Bell was also afflicted for two with The Rheumatism
The shoulders; he tried them and cured ST once,
when all medical aid had failed. shall regard your
Galvanic aud Magnetic presents ss my most valued
'i'e yo,, "a s.ngb,sy = CAROLINE z BELL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25
RHEuMATISrY.

Acute or chronic applying the hesd face or limbs oout
Tie. Doloreux Toothsche, Bronchitis, Vertigo Nervous
and ,ck HEADACHE,
Indigesuon Paralysis Palsy, Fits, Epilepsy Cramp fs
pitation the Heart, ApoPeNy sufaes OF JOINTS spi
bal Complaints Lumbsgo. N-urslgis. Nervous Tremors
OF the Head Pains IN the chest and side Gen
era Debility Deficiency Of Nervous and Physical Energy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

LATE Nrws IRON II,yASa Tho Me- O,icaa'
P,oavuae Of Mach ~, contains tho arrival % tho brs
snaib and schooner Mount Vernon. the i5th last nom
Havana having sailed on tho 7th and oh Inst respectively
We have papers 10 the IN.
The brgr street sf Raisaiofa arrived Al iiAvanA on
the on lost fiom This port tho schooner ha's CA mo
an and The biz Milauioh sni the schooner Marion On
The 9Th 49,
The great lottery was drawn on the an lns' The hoo
900 foil a. the number ?. i'G
ono Of the nfs a's eftna Captain Gsnsfa n"n's.
wa t. sirn the death warrant nf soldier lie isansi
general order Tho occasion ln which no expresses ne
,asssi a. The troops fhs he should 10 called upon " e
,nnfe HE Standardization with an at ~ ssvsfir. bot no
ee.nes wsa ~ such a nature ths, d could mol Re s'si
looked.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

tS received early ooPes OF tie Ses Bedford paPers
trash %. ro.e.-. .. W. H.l.ay. d Golsy CO., L,le..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-25

HoRAcr Mass on I1srRrcrioss hi, letter

Horace MASS oS ISsrRUcrioSs In his letter
% the electors Of The Win Congressional Dis,c, Of
Massachusetts. Mr Mann very sIpci, On this point:
Afsr What have said above In favor Of liberty for
al mankni 10 would BE- strange CONTRADICTION 90 son'
sent 20 Be mys-a slave Of party The hands which you
raised In behalf Of yourselves ana your constituents when
you voted FOR The noble sediments contained IN the reso
utou hAv. Quoted, could grade Themselves BY
5rzne f-tte for the free mind q saotter or fs-uins
upon 70 s1d the haud with which have psnusd my
hearty 70 tn seuteas can never stretch a.
self oul q taks i-iter should your nomination
therefore be sccepted and BE- successful u must De with
the explicit urs-r.and M between as that shall al.
Ways b. open receive the advice o. my constituents
shall always velcoms their counsel, always be grateful 70
their sugRe'ton'; but that in the a't resort my own
serse OF dnty mut be the ong .rhitsr should dhsr'
arise, hs law opens honorable escape for both
Parties-eeeinsiion on my part substitution on yours
MADAGAscAR-The following appears in the
A1uri'ian Of December sth " The Ariel that arrived
from Tamsve on sunday las, brings news from Msda-
gascl which gives little hope Of reorensg OF tho trade
there. On the lon November he Queen assembled
number Of her principal subjects, and vas agreed that
the ports should be open for commerce with Europeans
only condition that the British and French Govern
menis should pAy indemnity q $500 0oO and confess
they wrong.
The skull, Of those who fell In the atsek on TamAtave
still disgrace the shores poles.
II SO said that Is COO men had been cent 20 invade
the West Territory We have already said Il is In that
direction that the two Governments should dleci their e.
forts an, open trade which the ieen could have
no coniro-vhere oxen arc abundant and the people rea
oily disposed 70 open rolau0ns Win powers lhN eoulu
give them assistance 20 resist the inyasoRs OF the obstinate
and rapee Gus Qleer Rsnavaona-
LATE FROM IrALr.-Fes OF Italian papers to
Jan. 25fh have been received a. he sun Office. At that
time everything quiet IN the Paps dominons. sad
propcc, ~ the outbreak and deposition Of the Pope
as was reported In Liverpool when the Cambria sailed
FEB. y. The Italian papers which we have received
mention The arrival Of magnificent present from Louis
Philippe 10 tie Pope. Il adorned with Jewels and
calculated 20 be worth 100000 francs. Many important
Improvements had been undertaken 10 Rome News had
been received OF The Disturbances IN Leshorn and Palermo
but the most contradictory stories were told Of The result
Sun.