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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-20
TRANCE
PAzrs Thursday Ni-ht

Ire Presidential question ls presented today under
new phase Gen Chsngsruier whose csntiasieship
was regarded with favor y certain portion Of the
Moderate party hss rather unexpectedly sgniied biz
intention 10 decline which intention vii sppesr n =
letter in the journals tomorrow. meeting Ct TIE
party Of The institute VIII b. held % morrow evening
10 discuss the Presidential question.
Il is understood that the majority q that party con
WINGED o. al there q DO chance for NJ ce Lamartne
vii prOpose that no candidate shal- be adopted ana
TIA; he member. shall be ssverslly .cft un.naucnced
Ra,ps has written o the journals % ssy rat he does
not Withdrew from the Canddateship q the Pre- dency
IL n RluuL--.
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Maryland.

The Baltimore Patriot gives official returns from
all the Counties in Maryland except Caroline Calvert
and Dorchester. In which the reported msjorues are
given and the iootings follows
President Is GOVERNOR, a.
Ts,nf Ca, Van Bursn Godsboroush " Thonla, l.
1888 32s03 % 1909 343Ss
Tsylor over Cas- also, Thomas over Goldsborough
709 Wing gain. $3.50
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Threatening signs.

Last night speeches were made, in which the poPu
lations OF the departments were mensced, in case
Prince Louis Napoleon should BE- returned and the
ri shi of the minority and maintain then opinion
by violence If necessary, was declared amid loud 81
plsuse.
Al the banquet A. Dion. one Of the orators pro
nouncsd euiogy on Msrst Robesp.erre Collot De
Herhnis and nanfnn
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ALAsANA.--our Augusta correspondent informs
US that in IS counties in Alabsms the whis gain has
amounted to s.sao
According to q dispatch received By the Sa'its0rs
lmviess there are Eve Counties to bear from in which
Cen Taylor must gain sae votes to carry the State.
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On the 2-th general service performed in honor
OF the late Count Lsiour in the Cathedral Of Olmutz
The Emperor and Empress with the Court ana All the
Civic and Military authorities were present.
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LouisiASA-ln the Counties heard from the
whis gain Is 2oe7 from lSai when Polk carried the
State BY go Every parish heard from, except Living
s,or, giyes Wing gain.
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IsDa RUssEs OvGssHo1s -GoooYGaE w@sa0a'e' p
Brosdwsy opposite TnDliy Clafeh ysra ooanaa'- |" ''
heretofore The peff-c, q oyefsh'e %
ufsc,ured expressly for his retail customers, sn' .
laies, French style yet soa lowe prices bsn esq.,
obtained for mach inferof srtics Me,s.1e kaeo~f 80
attached 10 boots ssd Shoes more dnr.ble sod ss''
spect superior 10 Ggtts Perch.
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MissIssiPPI.-ln 10 Counties heard from Genl
Taylor gains 2367 and has 34ls more vose' to gain IN
the remaining 80 Counties In order to carry the State
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n new Irish star makes his appearance
this evening at the Broadway in The person Of Mr..
Mccarthy.
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IowA.-ln ls4s. Des MONIES Co. 100 Csss ma
In ls45 (Delegste) is whig maj.
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KrxrUcKY In o. counties the Wing gain on
Critsendens majority 10 1881 Majority in the State
estimated at II 900
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mAssACHUsETTs-IoacislI


Total....6l,O7o S,si Ssoos e7,4s 52s4e 1850
Taylor over Ca. 25 7ss Van Buren, over Cs"- 2777
Css. and Van Buren Tsyor. l27ee Clay over Por
l4.572 over ell. SIR
No from Bolton and those from
Phhp.iown and Whining received rhn ih. sp-c
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sFLESDio PAKLoE srovss-A large assortment q rs
siof Stoves for psors, got up good syie ADD
al o~ prcssl NICHOLAS L CORT, i@ Bo~e.b
MA A.. between Hester aud 0fsDa -
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JEFFERSON co


Escfers Taylor 3-30 500 Csc
G1rern1r Psi. ... 7ssl Dr.. ... -.
Coaerea Ho.e 8ss1 Gar acho1ss 1870 Psrburt -
Nolan ne Wig candidate io Assembly la oo over
e Williams free sou
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Death Of Hon. MIR. sims-serious Illness Of
Hon. Mr.. Wallace.

BALTIMORE, Saturday Nov. u.
We learn, from Charleston that Hon. 4. D.
Sims Member Of Congress from the Georgetown Dis
thc, died At Kingtree, on the 18th inst
Gen Wallace. the member from the spsrtsnburg
District 10 dangerously H.
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Georgia.

The SaraRHah Republican publishes returns Of
the Presidential Election from nearly all the Counties
10 the state, showing gain. for Taylor the Con
,re,sional Election In October lat as follow.
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THE CITY IN FLAME--THE AUSTRIAN
ARMY HELD AT BAY.

We received the following Te.e-raPhic Dis
patches supplementary 70 those published on our
First Page, az late h1lr .ast night. They VIII
be found % contain later and exciting intelligence
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shipping Intelligence.

Ir-rsrS.t-kr Oct w.ssngos Irvzs Upsou. Ba.;o o.
rat Chsr- Sh. = Pstr4. Wz-sru2z Nl1ft
Nj sstsas sao1- sad ssssrls War, Nuszss A9-A-sa !"
49, b%rners slst eazssa ~ Hsrsoc sossa hs<ra sa
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With these added to official returns previously pub.
hshcd and the reported majority in sullivan, the &C.
count stands
Tulof Van bursu.
ls595l l72327 1925
Taylor over Cas- 1894 over Cas- and Van Buren,
D
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illinois,.
1915.

MIssoURl-The City Of ST LOUIS is earned for
Taylor by majority. including for Tsylor
and Fillmore without desis natins Electors names
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va DnEso~, usDsaTAKfs -w1efopn, iff ys's
avenue. residence So B0~efy Orders IN 81 rihei -
VII meet siih pfomp aiteDuon. he hl- hsni, irs'
made, everything requisite to- furnishing isasfs' ~
menl. procured any u bs Cemeteries and 0si % -
civ All ned
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GLORIOUS DEFEyCE Of THE VIENNESE-
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Nev.Jer.ey-yth Congressional District.
PennsyIvnnin.

We have returns from all the Counties in Penn.
.ylvsnis except sullivan Elk and Mexican Just heard
from officially vote AZ follows
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Death Of Thomas Doran Howard

BALTINoKE Saturday, Nov u.
Thomas Doran How ard. Esq a prominent cti-
zen q Baltimore County. died today q spoplexy.
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- Plbuc attention rec "a 10 tbs c~le3fsee ~. ~
csrpet establishment IN the nIied stses " bowsfy a
AxDERsoss, where they select from tos age" 80
uenf Of beautiful Enxish and American csrpeans
hsarh-rugs, doof-Dats, table piano covers
shades kc-s saving " IS per cent the purchaser
bI .sk csss per vssk
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FROM the Hartford Eyso.og Whs A.. 4
" THE BCsISEss xkss ALsAssc, ls4ec -
PALMER To- IN fac, perfect rats gocu1 of go
edge 10 miniature, nine Of eallh In % a.. 80. d
engaged IN mercantile pursuts should oe ,ss.f
tnese Almanac as vii be found worn Of coos
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-Legisiature.-T The following
table will show the number Of members elect TO the
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FARTHER TELEGRAPHlC DISPATCHES.
TROUBLES IN PARIS.

[Sa First Pagel
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MrRoyED ORDER of BEp MtN.--A celebnun
At the installation of this Order viii tsSe paes q,
evening at the Congregational Church corner VI ca1'
tie and Delaney SIS
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nusIurss ,lorIors.

hOLEskIS And SILK HATS.
OF the best and hnes qualify AMI fecoui fss0u 80
bining al th@ isissl Improvements, and gscFoasf1
c-led These HAS Manufactured expressly Zoe 10 500
i.hmeni by ihs experienced wo amen Of ne eny q"
Uttered ~ The pubic a. ne reduced fafe ~
FOUR DOLLARS ZACH
Th7at-nuon u uos@ In pufsgl. = IN e@ssui al ~
sans ums economical Hai respectfully invited 10
hAIE5s s.ocs u Hais a.
o4i ed 40 sfosissy cofa-f u Flii1o'"'
" The kichei-gT Gold Pen. cod By h Nif'
Co ID wallis warranted wesf ts- yesf', ssa ~
scsnoSeds-d he hs b-.t AMI ehsapess pas is a'>
God pens made - pattern. Oad pen. fepaBsc.
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gbr American pulpit.
2 % 4 m ftIE II Y IT II
s,NCTlrlClTlON
THE
Fol NBATl0N NJ CHRISTIAN CHARACTER
s EMON


w "
rzracsEo or SAMUEL H. cox o. %.
t. r., Fr-. Casrt Hem o. Boo. ' l-ssria a'rlas
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" LIVER since By faith saw
The stream thy lowing wounds supply,
Redeeming love mas been my theme.
And shal b. till die
VIII 10 stop then
Then 10 another s~eeter strain
lll sins thy power 70 save.
When this poor hsping falterng tongue
Lies silent In the grave.
Rock Of Ages. cleft tor me-.
Let me hide myself in thee.
But how IS Il that Christ accomplishesthese Not
one way only, my dear hearers but ln every
way Ia which they are accomplished. Their de-
pendence on him as the architect OF the new crea-
non. as the author and the fnsher Of their faith
as their prophet and their priest aud their king
as their advocate with the Father MechlsOdech ;
eternal srchtype and priest con secrated Tor ever
more-bo~ vast a Universe II is Who can COM
prehend 10 who cannot praise Il ? who might not
trust u And IS there less use think YOU less
sanctifcati0n for you in God You trust % such
Saviour as that, to building up some miserable
Babel OF your own sell righteousness. but which IS
without Christ That very man whom lust men.
toned said once 10 his writings-sad once In
New-York IN a sermon, want no mediator %
come between me and my Heavenly Father -
ChrIst accompiishes them-the .aints-in that
be nrst makes an st0nement TOR them. which 10 no
other way ever was made or ever could be made.
How many offerings Of balls and sheep and oxen.
and cows. and goats, and pigeons. and OF animals
Antediluvisn and Posrdiluyian p atriarchal and No
ssic for four thousand years, DO YOU think II was
necessary 10 make bleed and die, simply 70
shadow forth the death Of Christ
lsuppzse thai, probably, if We knew, millions OF
millions could not represent he victims and al By
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
The Peoples Platform.

IL have no private purposes to accomplish, no
party purposes to build up, no enemies to punish,
nothing to serve but my country
"The power given by the Constitution to the
Executive, to interpose his veto is a high conser
vutive power which should never be exercised ex.
cept in cases of clear violation Of the Constitution
or manifest haste and want of consideration by
Congress-"
''The personal opinions of the individual who
may happen to occupy the Executive chair, ought
not to control the action Of Congress upon ques-
tons Of domestic policy, nor ought his objections
to be in,erpossd where questions of constitutional
power have been settled by the various departments
Of government, and acquiesced in by the people,"
upon the subject of the tariff, the currency, the
improvement of our great highways, rivers, lakes
and narbors, the viii Of the people, expressed
through their representatives in Congress, ought
to be respected and carried out by the Executive"
"War, at all times, and under all circumstan-
ces, is national calamity, to be avoided, if COM
patible with national honor"
1.-The principles of our government, as well as
its true policy, are opposed to the subjugation of
other nations, and the ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF other
countries by conquest; for, in The language of the
great Washington, why should we quit our own
TO stand on foreign ground.'"-Z TIA YLOR.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
THE ELECTION.

The election is upon US. Before this pa
per reaches our distant readers, Gen. Tay-
Tor ,oiH haze been elected President of these
United StatcSi
TO the Wings into whose hands it may
fall, before the election, we say, TO THE
POLLS, and vote for TAYLOR AND
FILLMORE, and thus discharge your du-
,yto your country and yourselves.
Wings of Howard! In 1874, you gal.
lantly carried the county for your candi-
date. Revcrses have overtaken you since
then. Rally and retrieve your lost ground.
Let no one stay away from the polls on
Tuesday next. and if we do not succeed,
we shall pave the way for success at an.
other election. By vigorous action, we
believe the vote Of Howard can be given
TO Gen. Taylor.
Wings of Randolph Decide that con.
tested election on Tuesday-wipe even the
shadow Of doubt out.
Wings of Saline You, too, owe it to
yourselves to raise high the standard OF
your country on Tuesday. Roll up such
majority as will forever drown the voice of
those who disfranchised you in 1916.
Wings of Charlton! Up and at them
again 1t is long night tina, hath no end.
The dark shadow of locofocoism has long
hung over you. Nobly have you strove to
dspel it--nobly will you strive, and though
hopeless your efforts may be, fight on
fight ever
We shall haze President, without the
aid of Missouri; although we fight without
hope al home, the prospect is anmating
bright, glorious Let this nerve you, and
boldly walk forward to your duty.
To the polls, one and ALI
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
FLORIDA.

Official returns have been received from
the entire State, with the exception of lie.
Wy, Benton. HiIlsborough, Monroe. Dade
and ST. Ducie counties. At Key West, in
Monroe county. the vote stood-Bailey
1877; Brown 57-majority 70; Duvall 80;
Cabell 56--majority &c. AT the last cleo.
lion Mr. Cabell was elected by about 100
In The counties not heard from. Kahn re.
ceived a majority of about IS. If they
have now voted as before, Mr.. Cabelps ma.
jorty will be about 635 and Gov. Browns
about ass. The result of the Legislature
is equally suspicious. The House consists
of 40 members-23 or "a out of the 40
are Wings, and l2 out of the 10 Senators
being 3 majority on joint ballot.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
CHICAGO, His, Oct. Is.

To-day the first engine commenced running
on the Chicago and Galena Railroad, and 10
abou, week the road will be completed to Cot.
tage Hill. This is new era in the history oil
Chicago, and causes much rejoicing.
The several fire companies are out on parade
in full uniform-lhis being review day. They
make beautiful display.
The military companies, including Captain
Swiits flying artillery and dragons, are also Out
on parade in full uniform They make fine
appearance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

U Recollect Taylor WILL BE ELECTED.
This is given up by all hands. Ii is useless
TO hrow a,oay vote on Cass: besides the
losing of the vote, the thought of having
voted for him, so small an affair, in so small
a company, will be enough to disturb
ones rest for weeks. Vote for the man of
The People, who has for his Platform, the
COUNTRY and the CoNsrrrurIoS-whow will
be the President of The WHOLE People, not
Of Party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
VERMONT.

The House of Representatives of this
invincible WING State has at last been or.
ganized by the election of the Wig Speak,
er. There was 46 balotlings, upon the
last one of which Mr. Kiiridge received a
majority over both the Van Buren, and
Cass candidates, who maintained their sep.
arate organization and baIlotings until the
last.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
NV Whenever you hear man abuse

u Whenever you hear a man abuse
Den' Taylor, set it down as a fixed fact,
that he is an office holder. an office seeker.
political hack, political turncoat, or an
ignorant fool. None other will abuse the
man who has spent his life in the service Of
MS country There are doubtless many
gentlemen opposed to Gen. Taylor's cleo.
non' on principle: but they never condo.
'cend to blackguardsm.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

U Recollecl the Aboi,ionists are ar
rayed against Gen. Taylor, in solid pha
lanx. All who vote for Cass, indirectly aid
these miserable fanatics, in their attempts To
overturn our social relations, and deprive
US Of our property.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Democrat.
1888

Democratic majority in the State on the
popular vote 229. Towns majority was
1887, and the Wing gain, therefore. is more
than 1000. Thus is fully exposed the base
lies so freely circulated by Locofocos Just
before the Pennsylvania and Ohio Elec-
lions. in which large gains we're claimed
for their party.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
GEORGIA ELECTION.

The Macon Journal, gives the returns
from the entire State of Georgia, nearly
all of which are official, summing up in Con-
gressonal districts as follows:
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Commercial.

The cotton market is flat and in favor Of buys
ers. Nothing doing beyond immediate wants.
Sales Of upland at 3sa3 SD; Of Orleans, al
3 s to 3ld., Of Sea Island, OF "a to 16d.
Provisions are unchanged. There is a moder,
ate demand for wheat and prices unchanged.
Flour is dull and freely offered at a decline.
There had been considerable sales OF corn al
last quotations; meal II 10 l9s, Cunsols closed
at IS 3 8 TO $50. Rice ba, declined--at last
dates Carolina sold at 2ls.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
AT HOME,

We are now permanently installed in
our new Office, (up stairs) in the brick bull
ing recently erected by JOHN d. PERRy.--
Entrance, Water Street, first door below
Crenshaws Hotel.
We shall be pleased at all times TO see
our friends and patrons, as well as stran.
gers visiting our place.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Ohio Election.
CINCINNATI, Oct. :

CIsclNNATI, Oct. rs, I'm.
Official returns have been received from the
whole State excepting Columbiana, Picksway
and Wood counties. With authentic returns
IIom these counties, Ford's majority is 1868.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

DT BEAR IN MIND that the Presi.
dental Election is held on the first Tues.
day. the 7M Dig of November merit, and that
i, lasts but for one day only 4!
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

D The Clerk of the steamer Amelia
has our thanks for fayors in the way OF
late papers
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
BY Telegraph to 81. Louis.
Arrival Of the Europa.
Nrw yopx. Oct. 25. sP. !,

The steamer Europa arrived at this port this
afternoon, having sailed from Liverpool on the
18th, end bringing seven days later intelligence
from Europe.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

New YoBk, Oct rs, sr.s.
Senator DnOs II. LEWIS. OF Alsbsns, died
to,dsy at noon,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

Mr.. WARREN, Of the steamer Cora, will
'ccep, our thanks for late papers.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

Gov, Johnson. OF Pennsylvania, and GOV.
Ford. OF Ohio, were both elected by msorities Of
500 votes, or perhaps less. The Governor Of
Florida by about the same majority The loco
majority in Georgia is less than 20O This
shows the importance Of every man voting,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

BAGoING AND BALE RoPE.-There has been
good demand during the week, and sales at our
last quotations-say 17aal8c. yer yard for bag
gng, and 9a9lc. per ID. for rope. cash and time
though The tendency is still upward and some
holders are refusing to sell under l0c cash, and
les on time. for bagging. The stock is very
light.-Mobile Prices Current October 10Th.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
ireland.

The trial OF Smith o Bren, for high treason,
has terminated in his being found guilty, but the
jury recommended him TO mercy. But it is said
that events following this conviction forbid any
hope Of the exercise Of the Royal clemency. 1t
was confidently asserted that the sentence would
be carried fully into execution, and even said
that this day wa, to close bis earthly cereer.
McManus, another insurgent, has also been
tried and found guilty Of the charge against him
he was arrested a, Cork on board an American
ship, and the question had been raised whether
under the protection Of the American flag, Eng
land had the power 10 arrest him.
Earl Carlisle is dead, and Lord Morpcth has
been elevated to the Peersge.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Austria.

A successful revolution has broken out at vi
emma. The minister was murdered-hs body
suspended from lamp post, and exposed to.
great indignisies. The Emperor and the Royal
family left Schoebrun for Lientz, and all the
military with him. The city Of Vienna was en-.
iirely in the hands of The people. A Republic
was proclaimed. and an alliance offensive and
defensive, entered into with Hungary. The Pro-
vsional Government had issued circulars, sta
Ting that all possible measures would be adopted
for the defence Of Falherlsnd
The Crolians have been defeated in two en-
sagements.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02

. For the surgery of the case, all af1;c,sa s;,,
Pleions may see tie practice explained In n,a nr
COL bENroN's speeches in The Senate. Some can.
terry was there used '' eau-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
France.


A ministerial defeat in the National Assem-
bly,, was the theme Of general conversation on
Sunday, the 9Th, and the opinion prevailed that
they would resign their seats on Monday, bu,
they did not The Paris papers Of Tuesday say
that the ministry did tender their resignation, but
that Cavsgnac resolved not TO leave the Govern,
ment until the Constitution was declared and the
President appointed, and, consequently. lho. he
refused TO accept their MISUNDERSTANDING
that he would entreat the National Assembly 10
proceed without delay in The formation Of The
constitution and the election oil President. Ac.
cordingly, the committee on the constitution had
decided that, Immediately after The adoption OF
the constitution, the nation shall proceed TO The
election Of the President; and the Assembly in
the mean time, shall continue to exercise its
functions, and pass those organic laws which
necessarily complete the conslitution-lhe Plesi.
dental question preventing action upon other
subjects Of interest.
The general opinion is, that Louis Napoleon
will succeed in the canvass for the Presidency.
The Moderate Republicans will support Csvaig
nae. The election will probably lake place
about the 18th proximo, as it was expected the
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1848-11-02
Austria--LOnnbardy.

Letters from Paris officially announce the ter.
mination OF the proposed mediation OF France
and England in the affairs Of Italy, by mani.
festo from Austria, which declares that Lcmbardo
Venitian Kingdom shall continue pant of the
Austrian Empire; but providing, also. that ex>
tensve constitutional and representative insti,u
lions shall be granted 10 the people. This man.
ifesto makes no reference to the proposed medi
alton.
The French papers say that the English am.
bassador had long conference with CAvAIeNAc.
in which the intentions Of the English ministry
were explicitly stated-which are, that England
sccords with the policy of the Vienna Cabinet,
and that The Italian question would be arranged
in manner not in accordance with engagements
10 the French Assembly,