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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
- vv.TcuE- JEWELRy, Ac.-A splen
\ A SAFE. SPEEDY Aso PERMANENT

"A SAFE, SPEEDY AND PERMANENT
acure for bicA wind, broken wind, chronic
~ cough. colds, aud all diseases which affect the
Ofe lungs throat head u the horse,
any way affecting the soundness Of the imas wind.
KIkKBKIDE's TkITEssALL's HEAyE PO~DERs.This great
English remedy which. after unprecedented success IN
England. gear ago Introduced In this country by
has been he nucleus around which nUmberlsss pslry mi
tarOns-HeayCufes, Condition Powders Wsler Powders,
have formed aud from the justesrned reputation Of
which, they have, Ike parasites eDdeayorsd 10 draw sus
aud ind sale But Tho public begin 10 md that
cheap and worthless compounds require something
than professions Il infsbiliy TO be worth Their
money aud that the Taterssfs Heaye Powders are IN
fact the cheapest well the best article OF tn AND IN
They put up in packages from four to SIX ngss
srge tguOns and sufficient TO cure sD ordnhy
Of lIesye- and test this fact 500 WI De o,fesn
II doses Of he TaieTsalfs" VIII not heph cn'onr
cough In horse thsn pacSsgeo any o'ne1 rsmeoy
We do not ask the public 10 believe oar ne'e @ -
we are Of course Interested making out Roon story fof
DOR popusr remedy bot only refer mem 20 he psosh
81 urf f.ome 6ny ceffcsfes which can De found IN our
pnmoble. or fh~ newspapers u the day more ,hsn 800
"a vyften Testimonials have been received, ard
~. -,rs. b,v- been .f.ctsd In year Only try
nc.sye and will be- convinced more fsn by anything
pe., rub.h COUGH kETCHAM.
40 FultOn-sl sole Propnetors
Sod also By Kegrhsm Henshtw, l2l Fulton-s. and BY
Geo Foes. ia -prns-st. slo niseod
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BOARDING

BOA IL DING
- vsie family genteel boarding house, where cabinet
fir tture will be taken for payment. Address ALEAAN
DER. Tribune office s-olt
IlOARDING-UOUSE TO LET and part Of the
from Broadway is now fan Of boarders, and offers
chance Address G. c al he Tribune ONCE 80 2us
DOiRnING-Permanent and transient boarders
DaccOmmodsed with very pleasant FURNISHED parlors and
bedrooms with pantres attached, al ~ LlOefiy-si lew
doors west OF Broadway. salw
.lOARD-A gentleman and lady or two gentle
- men, may have pleas ant rooms and ran or palua board
in the house OF private family At Is Grsene-st 80 t
pOARD-ln private family; one or two bed rooms
- bath and psrof If desired al $50 Broadway
50 lw*
DOARD-Two or three single, and gentleman ami ~
ID ife can be accommodated win pleasant rooms al @
Wh.lest near Brostwsy So 81
IDoARD-Very pleasant furnished with board a. So
DWskerst wesi side O ana near TO Broadway so WIS
ana with without, breakfast and tea may be obtained
by applying n us Cnsinbers-st ~ lWe01-
a COMFORTABLE front room on the second door
Awith board IA email regular family, near me battery
esn bee Obtained BY single gent elan 10y applying 70 n II
a. this Office Reference required. go "
DoON- WITH BotRD.-A small private family
lin hte-st few doors from Broadway. would lei one
or two rooms gentleman ara bis wife The apartments
s-e superior with warm, cold and shower baths Apply a.
go Whiie-s, ~ ol,-
xsraSTED-Three or four children 10 board AMI instruct
w la family residing IN The suburbs % tns cy ny gen
oap and ms wife both Of tham experienced m insrcng
AID FOND OF children. References given and required
Address " Philopsideia,' Al tbs oihce s2s.eod
WANTED to hire room In the neighborhood ofrwen
w yhra-si snd Fiih svenue eilhef basement or DINER
90, 10 he occupied by person 20 collect rents Inc d.
- IN p 1Lanbers-si viii DE attended 10. None but
re- .reetabe situation vii answer - d
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ACTION SALES.

trIAH RICHARDS. A1ciioI--r
ny u1~.1. RICHARDS A ilArk, r:ore -
II $500 'l-nrrsl rssh sdgsnres maze on coDssn-
rsris Or sgclOn sAcs -, ..... f,u y.,,,,,,s
,,r'ss.ns l.r,. one BY d. B1uf hne Lsnds saP~ ~
g., b-anth,l Flower and frlA pieces NC a. " ~,
frsmes Also, soolecuon u rngrs'hks" wv f
he early Presidents. sc. IN france
80 ,nr rn~ s,<,.,n arx Coz rssssaa hsy5tisi-
bsaes Eoom SIC Broadway, 0othc hsl-HsviEs rro'os
81 to he sDovensnet ru--s now pr-Psei 70 80 o. -
trd. on Csbip-t Furniture Dry 6oods Carpes snn uo1s
s.a-ins sz.c-s OF every description 90 couaf nmen W
private az 81 sucncn and to make eoo vhn ns asn
o-,r,ptress lie viii sso boy, pr-fered Oatao1 ~"
I, $500 a, Re NV .r:-ndea to. - Usual
WEDNESDAY, Sept N
Atln. o'clocs. a. . stanton a.
FrsNrrtKr Tie e1ure furniture Of family removing
constn g of sofas and cur sp enss rrricn
bs,. sd center and csrd tables dress snd psn oarest
French p.e ock nx SIS dining ant tea isnes, hreepy
and narsir carreis oil cloths. feather beds. mattresses,
cock. Cd "a ard glass ware ssrs and hall amps cham
ter furniture. kitchen furniture. Sc &c.
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\IBLO,s, AsrOR.pLACE. BROADWAY

lNBesins n = precisely. WM NIBLO respectfully an
rouncrs 90 the public thsi h. has selected iul Snf CHOICE
company IN order represent vita ecct our
ng the residue OF the aety OF the best drsnstc
entertainments ofne second night Of the engsgemen
OF Nr HACkEr who i Engaged for a limited period. and
viii make his second srpearsnes here This evening" N ~
popular chsrscer o. Fa'siaf IN Love" Mr. q NANDEN-
HOFF. who has also be-n engaged VIII appear Ford.
the Jealous Husband The following persons VIII
pear NJ CHlrPENDALE. Mr. JOHN SEXTON, Mr..
T PLACIOF. Mr.. CHARLES Miss KATE horn Mrs
CRANiER MIS- CARPENTER and Ms CHARLES
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Sert ~ Grand Overture Al
which VIII be presented ShsSsP ares numerous Come
dr. IN 3 acts entitled the
MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR or, Fsistsf Outwiliec
Sr Gohn Fasah Mr. Hscset Mrs Ford NJ Nate Horn.
Ford ......... andenhOf Mrs Page Mrs Iramer.
Page............. Charles Anne Psge Miss Carpenter
Dr. Gains. John scion MIR Quickly. Mrs Charles
Mast Abm Slender Chipds RoLn. Mss Charles
To conclude with the Farce OF
THE SECRET
Mr. Dupui- Mr. Chare. Ceciie. ..... Mrs Crsuler
Doors upen - Commencing AZ u. Admission - cts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

J. NJ A. BOOFRr. Anciioneer.
- Took az CRp( kerry, GLASS AND CHINA,
- AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sept. q, at 10 o'clock,
al iS Divisions opposite Pike u, IN lots To suit retailers
and grocers all tnds IT common and ne crocsey, glass
add China Sale positive for cash. Also, The fixtures and
shelving sDlt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

VERY RARE CHANCE.-F9r sale sp.enaia sp
rarsus for exhibition. now % use oy me pfOprrtoI,
t civ VINO = going 20 Europe and who has Numerous
testimonials from distinguished cerzymrn fecoinenal-
he vn bfion Ia the hands OF srrve young N a. IRON
-, n, so nav be easily made above expenses "
.-,., y. ,irI'sr. address note % 4 A Tribune ono
stating where an interview may De had- 50 .
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-coNsrMprIoN-lrs CArsE AND cI-RE-

DYsPEF-lA-ITs CAUSE AND CURE.
NOR THE ONLN CORRECT explanation OF
inesp and all other diseases. see DR. DcksOns tal.a
cies Of the Faculty. published, price 81 by
slq 2us II. LONG BROTHER, 20 Ann-si.
DUPUIAR NT-IC.-Beauties Of the Opera No. l.,
| contains Hewrs Prophecy" NapOlitaine am
dreaming Of therr When the Joys Of youth. all sung
bv Jenny Lind All The most admired airs from the Opera
Of Euani" Al,o. splendid portrait OF Jenny Lind All
Tor 80 cents ATWiLL'S Music store, 20l Broadway
Music bound. so IT.
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SCHOOLS.

MISS WILSON'S SCHOOL. 80 Wsfs ueenth.
W b. between seventh and righl-av. r,syel-S Tor
me -prn1 90 pupils Crcuar- ohfaist b. ann
ng A. above lures or four pupils wi BE- received a.
poafarfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
WHIPPING COUGH:-REsEDY Til. mo.

xxTUOOPING COIGH.-kEhEDf This most
w distressing complaint. prevalent among chill
dreu and which long baed the ss ~ the best ply
cans speedily and thoroughly cured ~ n- use Of
vsry simple remedy This r~medy may be found IN the
Hoooeazs preparation long known IN some parts Of Eu
rope but now fret offered he American public 10 sim
p Ia IL sppica bat certain in ~ effects, and will cnre
without fail. the desperate snd malignant case Of
shoopng IN 10 from four % Xix days and al mild
es or where he patient has only he symptoms Of his dis
order Il Will snO. Immediately arrest us progress, mat
The sufferer Will feel tter effects from H. Lest any
aka among the vile # the dav. The proprietor
pledges hin sef % every purchaser his money
he eff CO not strictly represented by hun Ihr
Hoopeska nay also be tken preventive ard IN c-ses
where thus spilled In here Il no, ne -hkh-
danger Of the disease being Incurred. mater n"n
qlent the exposure may be For sale by JOHN = NJ
2 and 3 Buring.hp and by his agents mfOoE' Sw.
United STATES ~ w.
nAGUERRROTYPRP PLATES, q superior qasi
~ nv, wholesale and resii cases chen.'o
and apparatus everything N ms me- oo'''@"S W
.a9o llr,.i ASTHONYs National Daguerrean Depo,
Removed fr,rn "a Broadway 10 k"5 n'"-1N-Y. Y
,,rpT1c .DvINlsrRATORs OFFIcE, " Nassau sin--,
p.g ,Iveu o. rrsse- ari rstf ofA1 thAkLf-
- ys -, IN - On, Nee fa., i1n shop s-ef@r ieesst,
sv.i H. have interstate. hat sisi % -
~ Cssfv of Yors. or Letters o Aiuist'ston upon
1t-sf4te i~ -sf Jay ~ ''rr n-T', a. fer
80 II H. s,r~-5os- Dsfsi Ses Yors. s-pt %
10 s.p.r JAMES : rHiEk Paslc Asnn''fa,or
I,TRrtc DEMONSTRATORS OFFICE. 40. Na..sa,'r-~'-
'S hereby v~n relatives and Of Of NAhTI>
ToIsY ate o. cry u S-s Yon, i-ceas-s. ard
80, al H. goarfv ths
Of nste tie 2lst ssy u pctoesf a~rt al So
oecs n ls oreaooa-Ds.t New You. september ~ ~
80 ss~t- JAMES rHArkR, Pubic A<n4as's''s
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r1EopoRE MALLABY. AoclIoneer

THEODORE MsLLABY, Aucuoneer
NEW CABINET FURNITURE, Household 30,
PisnofDrtes &c NJ suction. by csislogue-~NAN DYKE
A MALLABY vii sell THIS DAY. "wednesday, sept ~,
al Ol O'clock al ri Broadway large $3.50 tneni Of nav
furniture city manufacture and warranted also,
quantity OF u,ehDd furniture removed for yrnienee
All. Nv 4, n,r vss. so ii.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

s,OH -AIE-The Paper Hanging Mann'sciory con
/ si,ung OF printing machine presses ana ISige Io'
=, ,,,nf. coors &C &c Also Paper Box Mandatory
~ ~ Hangines and Paper Boxes IN store 3 Carninest
.,bished years since. wlh good nun OF CUSTOM al 10
slccessful operation Inquire Of me pi,pne'9r 10. =,
20 In luOhA' ~ - -
u pfrsiNEsS FOR sALE-With large nun OF excel
nf custom and - good location for transient trade Is Aly
In th- civ The business pays good pOn' sno = ~
~ I The books will show an increase me
f ak month. OF more than 25 cent and Is IN ia ope
ration CAPITAL about II sec or part OF ha smolDr
with partner. Address BOA y T. Ils ei1'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

DIGS HAIR and brst'es and sausage casings-loO,hn
i lbs prime hair 81 barrels white and gray bnstes 70
kegs very besf sausage castings for sale by
30 In MERRITT CO. 50 south-st. cor W al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
NEw-YORK -ACRED MUSIC. SOCIETY,"

Class for instruction IN Noca Muse 20 learners meet.
ihis "Wednesday evening. Sept D. In the Lyceum, So
Broadway Free for all on that evening Loders Nocs
N-tto8 ,xiu he used ~ n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
Al pAvIs,s GREAT CHART.

WILL BE PUBLISHED, on Monday the 10Th inst,
w Cnarf exhibiting outline Of the Progressive History
md Approaching Destiny Of the Race constructed by An
drew Jackson Davis author Of the Principles of Nature
her d vine Revelations and Voice Mankind Price,
m0untef on roers So For sale wholesale and retail by
,2O3Ds3tW J. ; REDFIELD. Clinton Hall.
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AMIlSEMENTS.

DROaDWAl THEATER.-Doors opeo - y per
ID iormsnce 20 begin 81 y o'cocs w eDNh,DAi
EVENING sept ~ will be prcser ted the lfssecy, ~ ,
49,. N OTELLO. Moor ofNeric@
otfeiIo ... NJ Forest Dr a mons. Mss Nslacx
H., - Dvuf tnfia ........ Mrs Abbott
To conc ud- vi ihe farc-, IN ooe Ecf, called
Az OBJECT or INrgREsr
M : sirrarfou. Mr. Baker Mrs I Vernon Mrs. Abbott
Drr.s Circle and ParcGee. - cis Fanny Circle and p
r~ Tiers Srts Ca erv. entrance Anfhot y-sf H.. cts
DIKTD>'- THEtTERs ChAMHfR>>I--
ID " FDNESDAT EVENING >ept ,, vii De played he
new Lyric DRAINS n sc'-, n
COMts
corps NJ Lynne Farhrosyne. Mrs q Loier
ANerwhirh Farce csIesf tie
DANCING BARBER.
Lori bitterly Mr. Mear- Lsdy Fluerly... Mr. Lodet
10 conclude win he grand hslstof
THE SPIRIT or AIR .,.
Aerien. 800. Me Msilfe EdOGsrG .......h >rlrlth
Prces-Dre-s Circle ana Psrclse. sd cts Family "
Gle. = cts Doors open Al 1-C1rsn will rise a. \. 80
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THE LAST WEEK.

Asst WEEK POSITIVELY Of BANVARDs
81 ali M lei s8
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DAPERs LoST-On W eine-day, tSll ihs' imposed
have been dropped IN getting Ou oi one OF Reynolds
WeErs Tweny-seventh 81 stages, or 10 going from cor
n-r OF Broadway and Fourteenth Il 10 Sev-uieen'hst
sms package OF papers one being mortgage. made by
lie Delaware sugfacgrug Company Of Trenton % James
Hall Trustee. which had been cancelled. and Of no vaue
except memorandum. the other papers were Of 20
value The finder viii be suitably rewarded by leaving the
papers Al the Office Of Messr.. " 81 Il FRANKLIN son
, l03t"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

Umpire BOT-AIK COOKING RANGE
u The advantage Ofs Range others can be readily
perceived 0y examination and certainly appreciated b.
ving atrial II Possesses the merit OF naVing me over
md gchamber always charged with pure hot air. I'M
parting tbs same favor cooked therein roasted
before hrs Put Up a. under guarantee that hey
vii opersfs with satisfaction For sale by
HfCKOK L co. - Waer-st.
~ en,..of Or .tf-4 Broadway. opposite Bond -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

IO-T-Sl0 REWARD-Losi. 10
L Broadway. beiw ren Fourth and Amy or Great Jones
IS on FRIDAY afternoon. = pr ID about O'CLOCK, csisku
k--tonk containing between SO and so 10 on the
IA .rtiori Bans. Conn on the Railway Bank, y on
me erbocker Bank. Cayugs Co. Y The remainder
M r-co ecfed Also containing two bills recepied Tor al
riry coal one Of me Morning star the other The Irb
ue Tie finder vii receive the above reward BY leavns
Il Al this Office. so DIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

er an correct II the cities &c Ac
ts he largest and beautiful painting IN me word
Exhibited every night A. o'cocs. afternoon exhibitions
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at o'clock, al me Nj
NERNA ROOMS. SO Broadway. Admission - c's schools
admitted on reasonable terms SHERMAN rOusEf,
srs9tfs Propueters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS.

SHIRTS UNDER-SHTRTS AND DRAWERS
OF EVERY STYLE AND QUALITY also hne rs
Osorrcu OF cravais stocks. ties. collars loves suspen-
drs handkerche and hosiery. may be found al prices
low lower any other concern In the city Al the
SUBSCRIBERS warehouse JOSEPH 7. sANAAfi
Ii5 Nillliam-st one door above Fulton-st-
81 lmiseOrm opposite the North Dutch Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

nv, gi4CBfNI>T- AND MANUFACTURERS
For sale vsilabe foundry and machine business now
In soursting condiiOl, located on the New fofk and
New Haven Railroad tine. and n-er the dep Z steam Oi
,ndng and several large factories II IL toe bet location
b-t cen these cities. and The only esah shu-ni u ~.
k-d within fifteen miles u the place Terms liberal II
desired an interest wood be- eft in For PARTICULAR IN
ouire Of Industrial Agency Sprlce-t els Sns'
FALL GOOD-.-CHlNA, GLASS AND ChOCh'
FRYWARE The subscriber respectfully invites The
rr of- friends and he pnbc % his stock. believing
10 be- A. good assortment FOR hcsekeepers 10 select
rom, a. can be found tn and know edge Of The
prces VIII convince al thai crOcser can be bought as
IoE M Broadway any Oin-r street
DAVIS COLLAMO2E, cas- Broadway.
.fsfrf.. Hou-fon
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DIUE DRILLS just received and ior sale BY c. F.
DHARRIS A. Exchsnge-place 80
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EONERNESs.-A young lady from England : de-
II sirOus OF r.engagemen IN private IA" ly She l.
competent instruct In music on the panoiorie and organ
n required drawing painting and French. with history
natural philosophy ana the usual branches Of polite edu
cation; or assistant IN school, where she i fully qla
ihed 10 teach music drawing and painting Can furnish
reference and would not object 10 the South Address
n + Mr. Weiss Carllon-ayenue New-York. - H.
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GRAND PANORAM, or
TAYLOR'S CAMPAIGN
TAYLoR,s pATTLKs nv MEXICO,

IN MFAlCO
't'HIS PANORAMA represents IN the most natural man
rsr the Marches encampmenls. and all the stirring Incl
IF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20
THE ANTEpILUv1Arr WORLD.

THIS EVENING AND EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK WILL n
PRESENTED TIRE PUBLIC
ID
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

DRU--RIs CAHPET-.-Indiyiduss wishing TO
ID purchase Brussels carpets Al low price. ard q h7
ba-- a. well a. COMMON cusires Vi ind their inier
81 10 call 81 Ce.rt -sr-. end examine stock. where
their ord-rs vii be- promptly executed s9 gis
81 IY.-Who would 90 without teeth. when they
- can have them inserted and warranted f1r year a.
each Al h. Office established Tor reduction Of prices
1854 Filing with pure gold 80 10 IS cents 9s Broadway
ola 3nss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

i OST-Lsst evening between Rslhbun's Hotel and
IChambers-si Gold Bracelet with hair chain, the own
, name Is engraved inside Of the clasp TIE finder by
leaving the above with the subscriber, al Raihhuns hots
shall be arded - n L. }. IhAO1-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

WIN. SCOTT y co. SO Broadway would call the
W attention Of the aides Of NegfOrk 10 large lot OF
embroidered Collars reduced prices also very large
lot II under Hdkfs so each worth Al least al-o,
oi OF linen cambria Hdkf- very cheap also, very
choice Of black lace Wells and general assert
r,ent Of lsces and = ,ps OF The latest patterns 30 q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

\ O>T.-BOOK 1913 Of the SAVINGS BANK.
I Chsmher-st y Y Civ The fuder viii confer ia gOr
by leaving il al The Tibune's Pub icanon Once 80 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-09-20

STARK MaNUFACTURING COMPANY
t'COR>ET JEANS, assorted co0fs, Tor sale ny I r.
HARRIS o ENchauge-u are 50
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character and appearance, possessing moderate pro
r.rtv and whose connections highly respectable and
Veany wishes marry agreeable and intel gent lady
having fortune no would Ike 10 travel
e'-er addressed JAMES C. W Post ONCE y Y stat M
here an may be had Will bee considered a. sifci-
lv confidential ana treated In good faith SO us
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
Our stutgard correspondence.
STUTeARD, Sept. ii, 1S

STUTGARD, sept ii, 1918.
The Armistice bet,oeem Prussia and Denmark-Ef-
fects oft upon the Public Mind-P ostponement
of its Ratification by the National Parliament
Fall of the Hecksoher Cabinet Excitement
and Threatening Commotions- The Italians, &c.
Your readers are probably already acquainted
with the particulars of the aImlstce entered
into between Denmark and Prussia A fine
piece of diplomatic cunning The conditions Of
this armstice would make il appear that the Ger
mans were entirely louted and defeated in Sches-
wig Holstein; what the valor OF General Wrangel
has laborously and at great sacrifices obtained for
the nation, is given away by the negotiations of
the Prussan Cabinet You will have noticed that 1t
is to be in force for months-ust long enough
to keep the Germans inactive during the winter, when
the advantages all their side, when the ships
and islands Of the Danes are unavailable, and speedy
and complete victory over the insoent foe certain
But will not comment upon the condit ons Of the
treaty itsef-they known to all your readers, and
speak for themselves any who has the least know
ledge of the condition of the two bellgerent nations
and of the nature OF the carried between them
left to form his opinion Of the shame which Is
cast upon the whole German nation by this piece of
states nshp, of which common school boy In the
States would be ashamed to be the author But the
manner In which IL ratified, the unwsrrsntable au-
Is what ebeuld make every German blush--whst has
caused such excitemeutin the pubic mi In the south
ern Of Germnny stated In sst that the Prest-
dent Of the Csbnet MIR Heokscher declared to the Ma
onai Parliament, that owing to the speed with which
the negotiations wtrc carried on few slight devia-
lions IRON tho resolution Of the Parliament In this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-01
Our French Correspondence.

PARIS, Sept. 49, 1913.
,5fars on the Continent-1he Debate an the As
sembi9-Mihtary Appearance Of Pdrts-Thea-
fricals-Th Reception Day Of Gen. CaUaignac--
The Supposed attempt TO Shoot the General, &c.
Paris can contribute but little, this week, to the
Interest, or the bulk OF your foreign correspon-
.dence You will, however, doubtless be compen-
stated ios this, by the extent and interest of the
letters v hich l transmit you, received from Italy
and Germany. The events which are in progress
in those countries, are indeed big with lmpor-
tance.
During the last week, the Assembly has been
occupied altogether with the disc Of project
of the cons tuition or thoud rather say, with that
article Of it which is known Lee by the Esme Of the
Droi du Tsdtdi the meaning of which is a formal de-
csration that every citizen, male and female 10 en-
titled to demand employment and wa ,es from the
state. THIS is declared here, ty all thsmore enght
ened portion Of the community, to be a monstrous
clause, which would involve nothiu less than the toa
destruction e. property. IL would be source Of I'm
bounded idleness. The operative classes would live
upon the accumulated Gains Of the industrious,
until all would be eaten up, and France would become
population of paupers This debate is likely to be
one Of long continuance, IL has already occupied
nearly week and there are, at present, much less
than fifty names inscribed, of members of the Assem-
bly,, who are expected to speak on 1t Yesterday, NJ
THEIRS made most brilliant speech. which lasted two
hours, on this subject and although he hoarse
as TO be scarcely audible the effect most trium-
plant The party Of the Mountain, stung with the
severity Of his literally beloved with rage but
nothing could be more admirable than the ma nner in
which the orator rebuked the interruption. As you
will find his speech reported In the English journa IL
tsunpeoessary for me TO give you of it.
Paris continues tranquil, but 1t Is the tranquility Of
the sword The liberty VI the press IL for presen
suspended Gen Cavaigbac at HIS arbitrary will can
instantly SUPPRESS without assigned, any Jour.
nall seal It's bureaux and commit the editor to
Vinoennes; and this without any responsibility, and
to be continued during his good will and pleasure
Half dozen people cannot meet together to discuss
matters Of politics, without being liable to arbitrary
rest. You then that personal freedom, well
freedom OF discussion has ceased TO exist The only
persons who are inviolabie, members of the As
sembly.
Paric Is one vast camp. The weather becoming
30 Geld ~ TO render unhealthy fer soldiers to i've