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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

t .rne,ed into the Gcrmsnic unity and also Of great
rortiou OF the inhabitants Of vienna
Already the 1Ngemsire ZeltsHg and Ar Ia Chapeie
Gasene predict certain ruin 70 Austria II she sbandons
the Germanc Confederation. The last adds that al all
cvents the candidaieshp OF Austria for the supreme
leadership OF recon ttuted Germany has become for
ever impossible and concludes that the only serious
candidate now remaining l. that Of Prussia.
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A letter from Berlin Of the Goth ult says ;

letter irom Berlin OF The 2Oth ut says
"The iypographeTs this town have ceased working and
ali the newspapers unable to appear The printers re-
quest tsers aweek instead OF two haers Their actual
salary On the other hand the siOppRge begins 10 extend
10 all trades The shOemakers and ialors have stopped
working a fortnight. II is time that the Government
should adopt prompt remedy for state OF things winch
threatens 10 become worse irom day To day"
The Prussian 1i9craeine Zctaag of the 30th ult sp
pesred As usual and moreover contains notification
IRON Minuto the Director of the Police that IN virtue
Of existing laws all foreign workmen who should not
have returned to their work by the 2d of May "a lapse
Of three days) would be expelled from the Prussion
dominons
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GREECE.
>u-pPu~lon Qf fhss Nusi0unI Duut

We read in the Coarrisr a. .fteacs Of the l9th ult-
he financial crisis which affects the greater part OF
Europe bordering upon Greece although arising from
other causes has not failed to make itself felt AZ Athens
The Natons Bank has been called upon 20 cash for
large number Of IT, notes and having Exhausted from
the sudden demand al - specie IL applied 10 the Gov.
ernnent for loan OF $4,000 drschma. The Gov.
crnmenf being unable IRON its position 70 make
such advance. coBvoked the Parliament on sunday
last and proposed aud Obtained loan suspeniing the
payment Ia spcce OF the Bank notes for hve months.
during which period they to be received in payment
OF the taxes, with premium OF per cent
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Latest Corn Markets.

LONDON, May 5The Attendance Of the trade today was
small and the transactions IN Wheat limited, bat no
material change took place in prices There were hardly
any transactions IN Flour but cannot advise any atea-
prices few trhng transactions took place IN In
dian Com holders accepting rather lower terms.
LIVERPOOL. MAY 5.-NO lively symptoms were apparent
department II the trade n market to-day Upon
a very limited demand, Wheat Of all descriptions declined
ID 3d per 10 lbs from the rates Of Tuesday and
Flour beng equally difficult of sale, American receded bd
per barrel and Irish well as homemade Cd 10 j. per
sack Bean. and Peas being slow request were obtain
able on riher easter Indian Cora commanded much
notice this morning than for time past; and az
though abatement Of sd L. per 400 lbs conceded.
few parcels sold Corn Meal also met Lille inquiry
aud declined Cd per barrel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

MONDAY, May -.
JUSTICES CoURrs.-The Supreme Court this
forenoon decided that the recent law providing for the
election of Police and Ward Court Justices is constiu-
tonal the term Justices ia the title being sufficient
10 comprehend the Marine Court The Court however,
regretted that important question OF this kind should
up habcds corpus 20 an individual instead Of
BY gao rdrrdHo its effect being only applicable 10 the
individual and leaving the difficulty between the Magis
trates stll open The question has been met by the
Court in hopes that il may prevent farther litigation
The order under which the individual (the boarding
house runner for breach OF the City oriiuances
committed was valid and he must be remanded.
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Backing Out.

The Spanish Government have, II is understood at
ready rcpenied of the aroni which they offered % the
English Minister and made proposals OF reparaton,
which however were such Is he thought proper 10
accept Meanwhile instructions awaited from Lo.d
palmcrston.
We may remark. says the EaopsaR Tines. that the
name OF Right Hon. Henry Lytton Bulwcr stands
Al the head OF the long list Of newly appointed knights
and members OF the order OF the Bath This looks hike
a complete approval OF his conduct a. regards the
.aairs of Snain
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BELGIUM.
Ioyni Dtmonsfration

RRvSSsLS NAY "A very interesting manifestation
took place the 3th ult The musical As sociatons of
Antwerp admitted 20 the Kings palace 10 sere
made their Maiesties and give them new proof Of AZ
fiction dcvo.edncss and loyalty After the execution
OF several songs the King thanks to the members Of
these associations and spoke with visible emotion of
the noble attitude OF the Belgium people. which de
serves the esteem and respect Of All foreign nations
He added tina; b, GUM in pursuing IT. present course
would certainly preserve forever her independence and
and public liberties These words we're received with
the greatest acclsmatous OF Vive lo RoL' NIve Ia
Refine" Niveut les Princes
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MeTv

AGr-J-nier one wear. SIS; f0 year, q io . ~ p
d. l0: l0f0 a. %; 81 t0 ST. 70 81 90 in, g. II T" ~ ~ p
fo e0 be-. III 90 o. l3 On f0 CO. l0. 8n fo ~ O. un.noW d. :
PLACES oF NATIvIY-Uu'ed S-atcst l~- -r.ll-' b q
Eng and n. SEQ 4lc g. Germany ~ i.e -
=. SPAIN 4. British Possessions DO Norm America j. res
il4.-s. b. unknown Z. ,
....- Ir.--.ts gn 2. P.ri-rrfarv Hospital. Blackwell
leland. s. small Pox do. do do. Lunaiic Asylum eo.o
D: B.ooungaale Hospital B0ou-l-iAe YUM 20 l-
.an- D.. Wards Island. = . Cry Hospital 2. Nursery 100
ri-a B'a-kwe.rs Island. ls Hclse. Do do 1qo--d
Home o.. Co.o-el Per-ols -. a. W W hlAEr
Ci-, rn.uecfsr', OfFre NAV - 1919 CRY Ius rciOr.
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PRUSSIA.
Results % the War with Denu'arh'

Count hes taken hi. departure from Berhn' ana ine
Prusssn minister a, Copenhagen has been instructed 70
demand bic passports in consequence OF se
OF Prusssn ships by the Dsnlsn vessS % s,. said
,on.'lson ~ gs,n IN consequence Of the Intelligence
reoeiTed Of great victor won by me Irls'ian over
TIE Danish troops. AZ the tn.a'er tie new
,o.ns,~ - ,hc song Wa est das Deutschen Water
1879 There hes also been, in honor Of the event a
snd review Of s the troops stationed IN the neignoor'
hood II Berlin.
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REMOVALS.
uARPS-REnIOVAL.

J. F. BROWN. MAKER AND IMPORTER
nF GRAND, sEMl-GRAND aud siXOstgye, double-ac-
~ ton HARPS, waTerOoms % Broadway. would INFORM
lis friends that be has reroy ed from ~ 10 rs Broadway,
aud soic "a continuation Of the very liberal patronage be
las had the honor London and New York. es-
taifshed in 1910. myly w.
nFuOy ALL WusEYN ID. Homeopathic Physician,
nhas removed from Broadway % J8S H0u'lonsL doors
we-t Of Broadway. myo M
DENOy AL.-The Office Of the Ocean Steam Navigation
IL Company Is removed 10 90 Broadway, below Wali-st
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Conspiracy at Warsaw.

The Gasefa Posska, gives the following intelligence
from Warsaw
a conspiracy among the military having been discovered
here the occrs OF the Warsaw garrison who were arrest
ell have already been .ed by coartmar, and four OF
them shot IN the citadel Throughout the kingdom OF PO
land the peasants said TO have been authorized deliver
up their lords OF the manor To the genoa there The
slightest intmanon OF an intended rise The report OF
counter IN Gscia induced BY person official
capacv. similar 20 thai Of 1896 has been moo;ed Il
improbable thai the numerous incendiary fires now
taking place several Of the circles Of Galcis may be
nrcfa.l WIN fhis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23
Italian Ambassador. Dismissed.

The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has issued the follow
ing notice
Free corps fsom Naples and Tuscany had previously
joined irregular bands which are devastating PIPER
lay under the preieXt O! assisting IN the Liberation o. ue
brethren iu Loni5ardy
Not couent with this Tie seiafing party has now also
requested Government Of Naples and tuscany 70 send
regular troops Of IN order 70 take ne ted
against the Imperial army.
I'm consequence Of the hostile position which has now
been taken by the said Government u j. impossible that
their representative De permitted any longer % reside
the Imperial Court The Minister Of Foreign Affairs has
accordingly caused their passports 20 be prepared"
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4 GcneroU> Queen.

Accounts from Madrid OF the 9th ut state that the
Queen held a grand levce that day. u being the
birthdoy of Queen Maria Christina Her Majesty,
considering the urgent wants OF the state, and the
unnterruptcd series OF yci suIdes and misiortunes
which had iInpcded the march OF the Government,
had renowned eli claims TO the large due to
her household amountng il is said 10 nearly million
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

Inter Accounts.

Later accounts from Italy state that King Charles Al
bert had resolved attack the Ausrians in their en-
trenched camp At Verona. ami within league and
half of ts walls on the 2eth The headquarters OF the
Sardnan army had been transferred from Volta 70 Val
lerio Near Vilafranca the Piedmontese surprised a
body of the Austrian army The officers fled with part
of the soldiers The others laid down their arms
Marshal Radetsky has sent 10 nn,pruck some families
of Verona as hostages The capture of Undne by the
Austrians is confirmed but It turns ont they were al
most Immediately attacked again and driven from the
CITY The Archduke Francis Joseph had gone from Vi
emma to Verona the headquarters Of Radcisky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

ArTEMFr To KrtL.-Au alarm Of fire occurred
about 2 o'clock Frday night occasi1ned BIZ the l-hi
from the runs OF the nre Atsnnc Dock On the r.
turn OF the engines. disturbance took pace between
Nos 3 snd 9 IN Coumbia-st in which yonng man re-
siding in this city, named John Morrel stabbed IN
three places IN lis arm from which he bied proiusey
and be j. confined 20 his in consequence OF
the injuries received u is said that be stabbed BY
New.York fireman q number Of whoaa crossed the
ferry Oh observing the Light
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Troubles In CrRcoM.

CNAoow April ga skirmish has taken place be
tween the populaco and the troops, m consequence OF
the refusal Of Government 10 allow Polish emigrants
not natives OF Crseow, % remain IN The iowa. Barn
cedes were erected snd several rockets said 10 have
been thrown from the Castle Peace was eventually
restored by the einigrants voluntarily removing Gen
srai Castighone Is said TO DC wounded
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POLAND.
Restoration of the Kingdom.

The dHgemciRe /ettang of April - saws The
Warsor Journal states that at the instigaton OF the
stakeholder Psskewitch deputaton of four OF the
principal magistrates headed by hrasnish Is gong to
81 Petersburg to petition the Emperor for the restora
ton OF the king iom OF Poland m It's state previous TO
1890 That is 10 say under the constitution of lolo'
and at the time take the necessary steps for the
Gdcia) into The same under the protection OF Russia
An express TO this effect had also been received at
Vienna the 2ith
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,,.urrec,,on Preuar,ng in Catalonia.

There Is no news OF importance from Catalonia but
formidable Instruction is without doubt brewing IN
that quarter This fact TO be lost sight Of a. beng
the KEY TO the character OF the new movement Parties
OF nsiints announced A. rowing in Lower Arraeon
and collecting black mail from the towns battalion
OF Carhsts Is forming az - Laurent de cerdano on the
French side OF the Catsonisn Pyreneea They have de
tonaton locks 10 their firearms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23
Things nj Venice.

The English Consul al Venice had retired TO Trieste
as upon hi, declaration that the Venetian Republic
would not be acknowed ged by Great Britain the mob
tore down the armoral insignia from his house, and he
fed for safety On the Oath Venice blOckadtd by
sea entirely the city in state of anarchy and the
people In general aud deep distress.
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AUSTRIAN ITALY.
defeat of the (rOafians.

Tao NiioH Gasgte Of the 18th ultno announces tnaI
The engagenent fought Al Visco between the Croa,ans
and the volunteers Of Bcluua mad terminated IN me
defeat OF the former who had last sixty killed, and
many prisoners. The funtves had burnt II thef re-
treat the villages Of Priyanb and camicO
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GENERAL NOTICES.


10 Ncw-NorIs Water Cure E-fn i-hmenf.-
J. d. PIElsON MD PropneiOr-Ims e-tah lshneni = mp
Of the most pleasant and healthy pars oi me
CITY, containing some sixty rooms with several private par
lore good table for invads, others, who wish good
plain diet; also fine cement for ha'hng-8 ana -
EastF Ourecnthst near Union-sqlare y. \. e1b I'M
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BOHEMIA.
Ouarrels OF Races.

In Bohemia. the dissensons between the SclavOnc
and Teuionc races continue. The German flag has
been torn down. and the B0hemians are said 70 have
raenaced the Germans with expulsion The fsvonto
idea Of the in.uTgeni parties il the formation q great
western sclavonic state in which Russia would be IN
cuded The antpathy 70 the Jews more violent than
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IIayrc Market.

COIrONs-Last week market closed az decline OF
p all American descriptions bat with The commence
meni o. Tie present strong feeling OF confidence has
been manifested and prices have fully cred the ground
lost The sales upon The whole SINCE the departure ~ asi
cleaner. $500 bales and the imports 800 STOCK lJtp
bales against $50 last year.
AsHEs A sale Of s. barrels Potash has taken place Of f
Our STOCK l. exhausted
RIcC-A small sale of Carolina has been made al pr per
% klo Stock 5000 tcrces and liO0O bags.
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DELArNEs. DE LANES

~ SPRING-sT corner Of Woosicr-Ladies residing
n he upper par OF the city VIII find r for their ad-
vantage by calling u g. B. WILLIAMS co.'s, corner ~
Spnn5 and Wooster purchase ler ary goods They
vil open tbs morning
81 pieces de iane Spring patiernsl a. IT, pee yard
20 pieces Scotch gu-lu-, yard wdel al U.s. per yard
20 pieces brown anu white lawns, az L. per yard
Also 20 cases tine slirting- or 90 per yard my2 lw~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23
PoLloE.-John Glass

PoucE-John Glass and john Freeman were
arrested by officer Eaman charge OF having bro
ken open the toycases IN front OF 81 Ncklow-s and
destroying them James smith snd John Trainer
we're taken into custody yesterday by officers Curry and
Beard on a charge Of dsordery conduct and roung IN
the street and were sent 10 prison In default OF SaoO
bail. Mary Hurst was arrested by olceF Ofanam On
charge OF disoriery conduct aud also for threatening
20 burn the house Committed James Dogheriy
was committed to prison charge OF having assault
ed man named Charles Miller with knife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

The PieHHa Gazette declares that Austria cannot &C
cept beforehand obligatory for her the resolutions
ofths forthcoming Parliament Frankfort which meets
On the 18th inst This declaration has produced Inn
nense excitement IN the German press. The PieEHa
Ga.efte however in using this language docs no, 20
against the public mind in Austria II expresses sin
cerely the opinion u Bohemia which does not wish 10
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AUSTRIA.
Easfer Fe~tivifies ia vienna.

The account from Vienna Of the 25th ult are oocu.
ned with the details OF the Easter FESTIVITIES IN that
city grand procession by torchlght took place on
the 25th described almost nterminsble. There were
not Ices than bearers Of torches exclusive OF the
members Of the Vocal Society the Artists Association
and the National Guards The procession wound rs
way through the streets OF Vienna Ike long
heTy serpent The houses generally Illuminated.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

RosBrHT-The Dutch Reformed Church 10
West Client Y va. robbed the othcr dag Of a large
quantity Of csrpeng &c. T. WI be secn thai reward
of $50 j. offered Tor the detection of the thief see al
v..-fl.enleut
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Foreign News Continued from First Page,

German troops in schlcswig In which case DENMARK
Will be supported BY the whole forces Of the other two
powers This contradicts the intelligence from ihe
Hamburg papers which must however, be held - IN
teTested IN this matter in favor Of Germany
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voBRICKI,YERS-r

no BRIO h LAYERS.-W lnted 20 contract for the
LAYING u from l.o0 10 2hs GEO o. brick, 10 tic arches
~ the Sarrcca Naluc Laneshoro' Pa 90 The Inc q the
Sewlork and Ere Railroad The contract vii prupably
be- divided INFO ~ paris The LAYING NAV commence about
the middle of July al be .ushei BY the hsi day
M OciJher nekt TIE 1rck VIII BE- delivered he scat
folding to he orick layers an TIE vii be furnished
Security VIII be required or the ulnrenI u ne
For farther Information apply % J LAKEWOOD Lance
loro Penn 30 whom Oilers may DC addressed un The first
Of June nexL-May T. lsss. myu tmy25.
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=, ,p iriarsr from '-..r. Holmes 'na reo. sd
--ll fle ieers-e
ID ig Faa FROM B,unaa- Nerboi cod 'i- Mf- smith
'Ir. cox d1.lels Mr. Z End sle VI jag, 'ni
In -f-ern-e
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DRY GOODS.
NEW CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
10 WILLIAM-ST directly opposite the North Dutch
L 4 OChurch, and two doors above tutOn-sL
HEWITT 4 COuLSON,

HEWITT & COULSON
desire 20 inform citzeus Strangers and all who purchase
chns that they have taken The aDOVenaned store, ana
are nv offering for sale stock of readymade clothing tor
Snrng and summer all recently manufactured from
new foods in the aud most fashionable manneri con-
s.ting OF qualities, forms and styles, which The
pocket comfort fancy Of the may dictate Feel
M confident gentlemen IN ant Of good articles need
or examine their goods order 10 become satisfied Of
hrr .unerory. a. well cieaQuess, they would respect
fully invite purchasers ~ call and buy good cOulng 81 OF
prices. On hand, assortment Of piece goods from Wcn
those who wish garments made ~ order may Sc ecL
G. A MERRiCX VIII be happy 20 see hs friends as above
and coihe them in the approved manner myl Nv
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NAPLES.
War against sicily,

The - Marie OF Milan, of the 22d, announces Off
cay that the hing OF Naples has declared against
sicily in consequence of the decree OF the Parliament
declaring him dethronod
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,Joveueufs Of Charles Albert.

Charles Albert wishing 10 drive the Austrians com
peiev from the right bank OF the Mincio and throw
them upon Mantua, on the morning OF the l9th ul sent
win tbia view II battalons of infantry brigade OF
cavalry and three batteries of artillery under the or
der OF Gen Bava At eleven o'clock the column ar.
rived in sight Of the enemy and immediately opened
fire to which the enemy answered from the tort at Pra
della with dembacry OF artillery set IN advance Oi
the outer works The Pedmontese artillery support
cd by the traileurs and the chasseurs OF the Aosta
brigade gradually advanced and forced the enemy 10
cek refuge in the citadel under protection OF she great
artillery The King has established his headquarters
NJ Gazzoldo Since this time nothing OF importance
has taken place.
The Patrio of Florence of the 9th, says;
% lse, from Vicepza announces that Austria had pro-
posed 10 Charles Albert cede Lombardy, cOndinon
hat the Piedmoniese troops should nO pass the Mncio 10
which Charles Albert replied that he did not undertake the
war 10 conquer provinces, but to free the Italian sol
from the presence Of foreign power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

WATER PIrE BURsr-About n oc.ock last
night the Croton waerpip, in the nth story OF house
No lO7 FultOu-si. burst and would have flooded the
building but for Sergeant Barnum who forced as way
up stairs snd stopped the leak
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~ Lebanon springs wnter-Cure.-This

lsment its fourth year of successful operation
with enlarged facilities for the water treatment The water
1ure abundant and Of every variety Of peratnre
myl2 Inn y BEDORTHA, ID Physician
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~ Mr.. coye.- watcr.Cure Establishment

viii remain al ~ Ieuh-sf. near IOinpkinssquafr. Mfs
Cow heretofore viii receive patients 40 her residence o
attend them elsewhere The great advantages Of the water
cure IN the treatment Of the most obstinate and formidable
diseases especayo Of females, are becoming too wen kno"
20 require Advertisement. t-S I'M
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'AYLoE CALcULArloNs.-Tb Washington cor

TAYLOR charlottesville W ashington cor
respondent Of the Express gives the following
list OF votes al the National Wing Convention as
they will probably stand the first ballot has been
eot up in the House by the friends Of General Taylor
and handed round which will be sent Oft 70 othef news
papers and So piece OF curiosity, send It to YOU
For Tavlor ......votes i35 For Wehser.... votes rs
CLAY .................llI Mclean ............ I
scott ................. 70 Clayton............. .
20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-23

MAD DoG.--Pohceman Dwyer Of the First
Ward Station House succeeded after short chase. in
killing a mad dog this morning in South-st