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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

rnr,nn,inn Of n. EIr.I Pa-l.ameaI.

ICrfnntt0E ct tA" AtAHA OF.
M, rsv, received let..s from Vienna f3 tie l-iA
.r alt t.,.tt,
..-. DDS -. t.a Fr.- ta-- pa tafI arm. ni n'i .P
.-f GOD. following ar. S." ct ,-t m@i- .nl e-''"
provisions ... rr. Tt,
T.. Chambers are Old meet ou '1' >',i 9i june
number ll Lee members ot t.e -eaa-c d. aDi 70
..I r8 consist ot ta- pr.ncr- o. tl- blood. 3D..
, .ni b., ,is chief bonded plol f..fl,s i.f ia, oAl"
..r..ftro Parliament aui tae reminder io pr nom
-.-.d bv ta. Emperor lor iie. Ilc tua-oei o. l.-4
-s -, a.l s-of '-I ul UlJlls. oeu- l tht i'.. ''
.r.r..v 5000 .ul.t.,u-s r- crt I'D me case ol 81
r-.p-.u.. towns which are 90 have larger -~n4.. p
-soresen.at.ys ID proportion 90 l-- pog-..-'n. lA''
Vienna w-l hive d. members r,.-,
Tbs election. are % be indirect az iof the ffanAi'''
Parliament. ,,-.,.,.,,
III, rlAt o. sudrs-e a -hs election of the Wan.insn
,sr .nt.l-sins o. 90 rle Austrian cintei without u.5
-n.t5a "a. 90 religion. VINO have attained ilet -i''
rcr nos r-. the Tree exercise O their c'l n-ni- "a,
b.n Tor six months resident in me eecio al i.. ',l
ana rr, roy emitted % vote in che election OF ni-
fthe Upper Chamber Daily aud weeNy lao1i- u'
r,-rc servants auj persons recnl'inS h--.7ll1- ""
u.hi.. rtrr.rios. are cNclu3eI from tl- .uufate
TO be- Il gi1le ss deputy % q requisite f't tie can
f,-c should have attained ais Ith year. ana nave
rae ri-ar of voting for the election OF me upper o
Lower Chamber n of those parts OF me moh"fo.
which are eaua "a n the document pioc--l.hs ~
. s...rfrIrnD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

Alctrsr from Pl-th OF the eta inst m the bfe'ah. Z,
frg states thar tle whole o' hunthry u DO .a'e
81 .p.,Ir-ecron Disturbances break ou, daily .n def-
en- aces and the military arrive usually e'tr tle A
lernr ana sa-knr B.. al over. and aye mortoEef ioe
..l DO punish or arrest the m1eiacfor- Tue Govern
mont have u vain demanded That t1c lns ,r-n troop
n Voravts and T. .cit should Boz employed Doc d en'e
oft1eir own country On the contrary the War once 81
y,-r, have issued orders for ien b,ttl0ns ot " nor
derer." % march % ,-a.y aud GaAe4 l-is 't'tt oi
th.nrs cannot Dr. is asserted. continue Hungary sy7
fba corr.uCndcnt IS on the eve OF dreadful re'oe
ri.p. 1000 National Guards stationed near me cap.'
ti wait bur for tle sign.l 90 trSe Tie hungarian
RdCfis desire the nirpe %. sun tTf rom aus
49, t.,, INV on rne.rl.nd.d aui m0leyed arst0cracy
whom tle V.enle-s policy c0n.4lue- to ol,n
ia fhe districts bordering ou Gahca the GENTRY
ar. comr-ug tle greatest e.o-sl- sll.l ii- noD.-
-a tovu.rl.u AND tle Jews. The .mpor.an. CONNER.
risl town 1f Neus-4tkal ,. -.n pun ma
iesuovcd The peasants demand DIVISION OBJ proper
20 N,merou. towns and counties ln Hungary have
iorvard.I addresses % tnc Emp r1r declaring tla'
thov VIII bear uo part of tle national deb' Of Austria
and demanding th lccal oi the Hungarian troops "o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
The European News.

With Pie exception Of more definite a-.i sai.'-
fsot, parf.cnlars Of the la,e scenes JOB Paris. the
yoyq,a brings little farther intelligence from t-@
eminent than ws lad already received by tle
I-,ae1 Slqfe,. since the complete overthrow %.
the plans Of the Radical party, or Ierorsts' as
tbev are now STYLED, the French Republic stands
on . more secure footing than ever. The uliver-
sal condemnation which this step has received
among an classes Of the people, rusurs well Tor
the maintenance Of order and internal harmony
without which the National Assent y VIII make
b1t slow aud unsatisfactory progress.
IN Italy tae hostile armies are Sill approaching
nearer each other, several slight engagements
have taken place. in which neither side could
Justly claim a victory, and some decisive battle
whose result shall be an omen of good or ill 70 tie
Republicans OF the italian League. is anxion'.y
awaited.
The GREAT sc,aronic provinces %. Austria are in
state OF increasing lerneut and wllle Tie
svtbemen of Posen have finally Welded 10 Irus'
sian power these branches Of tie same barbarian
stock are fast preparing tAc way ior q fierce
struggle for political independence and recovery
Of their long lost nationality
The interest of the great worlddfama shows
no sirns OF tagging but each succeeding scene
develops some new and startling principle Of
action.
The following is list Of the latest European dates by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

The exc.ements and disturbances occasioned oy me
recall Of lePrlce OF Prussia % 8-rn s continues.
meeting was held on tle afternoon Of May Il. which
arrsel u making tas following demand.
Minister. should guarantee that tie Prince o.. Pris-
Ga could only DE- recalled by rofc %. the Con ttut NJ
National Assembly and those Ministers who refused
the guarantee should petition che Ans 20 s-ce9t their
res -ua.ion OF tLcir 0ilccs
The Ministry therefore The nest DAY issued dc-lsra.
ton. Of which die annexed paragraphs form the sub.
-tance
Hs Royal Hghne.- can and VIII return In fort
nclrs time 20 rle earliest aul con gleluy alter TIE
.i lst tlc dog which BIAS been lrreroci1y appo.n.e
for as oD ming oi The A.s-m9y % the rep entatses
of me people.
"I.6 France VII, before bis re,uln--as, indeed, q
was never o,hersl intc-tel..re DIE jail and public
sdle- on t0 tho new Cons-t .rol.l Government
'Tlaf aepltafol pressed l-Q var- W con.le nee
.n fhr member ol tle 1iui.rrf.
Though are sorry Tor f-ls. we cannot De- induced
by b. % leave our places sll Jess of a ar rre-nt oa
tle o.. che meeting % tls popl..r rcprcsentaron.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

On he orcaia, q The Chamber, or the lati INST ~
Buclaz ~ Pals.1-ar having re- .sned IL l-a[ 10 ~
C0roon one o.tle Tll-Pres.lel-s prosecuted % o-ri
the Chamber exp aasi.0s i1- Us eonl-t Oh 10 o.
c.s-l oi zoe -ra-.-l 0 tle -lauller us re l-pl--
Gle day previous Il hl--lz sad tlai beng pics--l
-ld 1-sle-ud ~ tlr-t-u.n- letters coalail5 is-li
cla-es ID us- PIE Assembly. on me --'cct ~ 'tA-
.l. tle r L- i-0l-lt . r-lt Oh give os-,fs q t-'
pend H. - -Le.C wlilz l--- l-4f--l-- 1--@f e-t
irgll b.. trts ID -l1 Asfcullg. y. b4l--- a. -ti-l
l.sclrrl-t.l all stlum-r-l c-- excuses sf ~ i--i
ae feared ior TIE ..ve- of tle m-l'1rs l- -3'f -
more precious r-an lie r cred several rcces i.t--ei
lie cred o-lers. Tan ador, your course lLn--
rpaa.gl You have been intrepid. . is iEie ,Fes
20. Bg.Lrz) b-t 20 seems % ne LAX TIE CONTACT o.
your egesallt j. not worthy % golrs
A-icr 4l-erra-cn 0l tlis sind u blc-e2 ".i--lE,N
wiiluut returning % the char.
g. Garuier Ftges assured the Assembly tlat .le llti
ceecfia measures were taken 20 a-.ure me safety %
ihc Assembly and %; the public, ar e1unerA.ed 90,
prisoners lAkcn lie added ihst d Csussif-re treiec'
ol Poicc. hsd ~ seq ben sns ed lnl tii pa " 80
aholf % otter explanations h- Assembly o. re suo
ect o.; lhe 10 ,clon g4sed 20 lie polce yesterday
several members spoke ne sg'ect OF nc Freiect u
lolre an1 tle republican guard imqaE-ls 20 them
complilifv with ~ inslrrenI rlrtv.
- ussll .-re som a.cr scented l-l-ii- 20 ere;
explanation % tle Assembly. Two hours were co1
saIned v.la tae varoas questions pat 70 AKA and az
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Trial OF lleagher,

Atgo'cl0ck on Tuesday morning, the severn. con-
elerse clubs a--c nab cd opposite tle Coanc-l Rooms
Of frc Irish Couf.derar ou 30 dOler.t sr4 pr0c.e .
ia r.arc1i1g order Ied by Sir. s. Ohueu ana Dr.
tle..,r ro the Inns cuay. They continued to inter-
cLaur cheers with ilc multitude by which the street,
AND 0i.vs were throu-ed trlcC'0rcd nag, suspend
"a from pike r1ated from one oi the windows C lue
Council rooms The Court on the previous day was
crowded Al % o'clock on the entrance ~ Nl- p.
the hon gentleman loudly cheered as wen 'y l-e
outer bar a. bv the crowd by which The Court wa
,..ron-ed shortly after Mr. O brlus appearance Mr
u,a.5rr entered and the moment b. was recosn Lc1'
SIR Chas. g. D4lv called out " Neaeher ulon when
5, outer bar commenced cheering ami clapn5 Aali-'
which was caught up and continued Tor efI ihN-'
tfrr r6e .urv hnd been iupsnLei .lr tefIln opei ~
rle leai.l-s -tAtug that Do was an Or g1't ln4"4ia
ID Gici by the Attorney General a-a.l.t I-"l',
.far-her Tor making .lflOus -pctcl- Inc . loi l-'
r.,U contained several counts The case on DENIAL %.
r1e Grown va, stated by tle Attorney General 40 ~
tI, case of Nh. u Hrlu. it Yves NEE d,ta44 cl INC
.-at.neurs contained 10 the speech of 'lr '-ss
Two ufuo-scs were eX mined. including .lf- i' ='''
.- Do lie delivery of the -plecl and MAJOR Die" 70
rrore the !n0ulndos. Mr Butt c. g. ADDRESSED l,.7
mrs, for tho defence in the course oi WLl-A nc cst
.af.d the Au0rucy.Gcnera. FOR DIE presuHpl'oA iI o.
fsfu tie course he orr. BurD should pursue on INA.
9,c.,ion He also ;r.ttcd hin on b want OF legal
knowledge IN criminal cases. and thtn pro ceHe' "
Indicate boz. client from tnc charge o. set.ion ofo 5nt
g..u-t him hv me Attorney General aver Ai' 3" guy
90 tie Jury he wac on tle previous day na1a W '
loud and lutlu-l ist4c cheers, winch ilr Ai-l a'.'
could far reare - The Chief Justice having clHf-ed
b. firv they JOB red f0 consider the.r FeI'il' "Nt
In he case Of Mr u Piel they could not agree H-d
aI,er spendfnr the u.ght locked up. tney were D.s
emerged on the following morning "WEDNESDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

The Ulta I1,iaat Of Nay p, contains long letter
b.. Mitchell. from SeN y,te Prison To the Pro.e't'nt
Farmers and Labor,.s o. the North OF Ireland, IN
w-i.n be reviews his past course and expresses his
determination 10 adhere 20 t. H. is unusually herce
in bis denuncaton Of the British Government and
concludes thus IN the strongest style Of the Physical
Force patty
Forme abide ny iste ioyuly, for know that
vaalsrcl beude me. ny work Is nearly done. le-
Moral Iorcl and Patience and Perseverance are
.,t-orrl m fie Wild winds ol Heaven The music my
cauufr,nen now love be-- 20 hear b. Che rattle oi arms
arf Toe rn- % tle re. As -t here, a-i r.-e I'D my
lonely ccl hear dying away The measure tramp oi
Pen -fon-aud laar, hny mea-my gallant Conied'fa-e-
als-ned ami .ileut lut wiki hears l.ke Bonded Pow,
waiting OLD ns flae comes. lnel nave m'i-.t' II
my vnaow- 90 llt ne know there are Ten tAolsi .i
.l-fr- men ID Dublin rlols' iu heart AID soul
flauI God l.r h. Il1 game D. ai1ot ~ A-t Zoe
liberty of Ireland may come sooner o- come -tef D.!
noac.fll negotiation or bloody c1ntict-out i IS sit
.nd wherever between tAe poles may chance 20 Dee,
viii hear the crs-h OF tlc downfall OF tle tlrceac
-.lr..f - Brutal Empire
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

The d.-cord between the Scavoulsns ant German
seems % 4creae end b. probable 's' tne coutehdS
parties win resort O violence ior rae iet4enentn ~ ii' pr
tu.rrsl Thc h lnis-he -uag publishes tne following
letter from Prague on tl.s sg1tct.' lhe terrorism Oh
he C1echs has begun Three hundred anaucs form a
CORPS dressed end armed a5 in The time OF AysAa-
Ihcv call themselves 5womor-t rimlT corps are AZ
,r.bor vtul.u- sui BOO other places The whole
number OF those ZysAa warrors computed 10 amount
% aJuOO'
Considerable excitement la4 been caused ln FienA
v rre announcement that Palac1r one cf the chief
leaders of the Scavonm party n Prague was % De APP
pointed Minister % Public Instruction. IN censeqlen
VI the strong feeling mal.gi I'd a3anst . the appoint
aaut was Withdrawn.
The Ministry bad ordered the elections ln Bohemia
for the German rl.ncut ~ be proceeded with with.
o4t delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
The People in their Majesty (!

To say that tho Clay Meeting last night at MD
los Garden was one Of the very largest ever held
ia this or any ether American City would but
tamely express the truth. Surely no hall o. church
IN New York could have held the half Of t, and our
great gathering at Castle Garden last Winter
which impartial judges estimated at Twelve Thou
sand. was equalod if not exceeded by this. When
we reached the grouad soon after E. David Ora
ham was speaking but we could not get so near
the stand on any side as % hear or see him. stu
the gateway was crowded with corners for nearly
an hour alterw ard, aud meetings were organized
around three other stands gotup on the spur Of
the moment for the Committee Of Arrangements
though expecting a great meeting, had not anti
,ioated such an avalanche. OF oourse, we cannot
hope to give any account Of the side-meetings nor
more than a meager sketch Of that around the
main stand for what everybody heard there IS no
need Of reportng aud the general drift and range
Of argument for nominating Mr. Clay is familiar to
every Wing heart and especially to the readers OF
The Tribune The following sketch however,
presents faithfully the leading points insisted on.
The meeting was opened at little past O'Clock,
md the following gentlemen were unanimously
appointed its officers;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

IN WI -h Re niep rdrn~e AMI us'on, y o. Ne go
s-e ri -ed-Eth the farther cons.deriion NE y VIZ
rof cease urrl ne treaty, WITH ne s----i-,- 10 IN
-res- shah te ratified
.a--.sr passage la rl.s manifesto. Tei1- tl--
lf l.s. p. 70. n. lo.n tlc te 20 % fi
o.. g. ...-l-.n u ue-l -stcus s1ol.l -ot
.- Goa sr1ws r-rr lE-s tle --.- y
-.a-.s .- rerari OBJ N-a.-a l.-lf nl'e -'
o.. ne.r- lad LC- been s--f ty -at-ei
-hst Republic. when intelligence .i p.
an-zrel--d reV..aloa .l France raac-,i M a---
..- e,s- ii. ,le,..s o. Vera Graz lac returned 20
cry
Ih- s,sa. q Tie 15-a VIZ coatra1.c-s iAe report
tbatLse-t I---a- Jumped o7e-1'.El tlrr TIE 'ilia
er Telegraph ana was ilow-cd It wa' MS ser -ni
who s.ran- i-t5 tle .ea. v-.e .-lo--ns u-iei ~
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Protest Of the NATIONAL Guard-.

TIE following protest signed by great number Oh
National Guards. ll- been published.
-Ciuzen Representatives. ler.on' eng functions
az the u ri.l- of le people sacred. bug Obj eye
are sol .n .,rclmstnce. under ssh ID. in t1- name Oh
order and the p5. ss.ery immediate justice ought %
be done 50 th.. moment oi danger General lulrtIi,
his failed Ga bic duty by ala-d0lrg lAe naioni. guard
which le commanded leaving .t without direction lie
gave written order % allow -l- iacuous ine ~ enter
raoo tie prono.iri9n Of Hubert Bsr55s cried, Down
with the Assembly tle Assembly is dissolved These
an. Z. grant offences lleso men must De reprlltt,d
v the national guard Dy the National Assembly and
lv France We demand the expulsion of Bsr9es and
C.rra.s from among the representative. and the dis
ia...a. of C0urtus AZ General and tl.t both may 6e
BROUGHT 20 trial. Justice 300 the name OF France.
Gir.ri ies RtDr.sclfass birs ~ RPa1iI1t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

HfvnvNi or lNDIt's.--Ca @. Aof.ai o.'Hpa'
-,-- 5-,-,.-. !. r.f.fsly cngtsci m collecting tn'
ytra.bnro Indians tosctaer. P'spa. ''rF 20 .-sr .,
,., .-,.r f,,s ANA Wisconsin go iie IL. OF ssn'-
-..,.. 2 11l lii .srs % Or removed m AT trl
,,,. ,.I ,.s.oa. They v.A Ease VIII Aeni ono ono
H-a.-l ~ e tl. or slas.,,, nc. a.'A- We s .-e
/. nm. sre v-. lioantcd snd are if.s'ed W. 90
~. now .-lf.sncd at Folt Cne.ori, CRANE ga
,,, II, Il, br ..nt a.r1.. 60 Gee lowe s.de % sair
son F0rt irs.ls0l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Italy.
Raaetslsy' Account OF rAe Bni'ie Of verona roma.

Radctsky's Account 81 the Btttie OF verona
Tie .ir ler % Na- 20 Vienna has ll@-i-el i-a-e'-
s..y's d. .pa,--cs d-.-i Mayo.
.f6-e tl inform SOU .l-t g.as at- excl dis morn
ura l.ls toto.c oc.ocs iu my l9-.ro1 on Gle -.i.
dad f.Irs Verona. rll psc...g on tle .'if fnl a-
.r ucll rtLt. rs t-s -al1r ufl -La enemy olr.l--
the eu-a-e --n- VITA a el-y -inlylafe in ile l-fce
zion % 20 Mlssllo. lr1-cllsnca, ali -ifl ana a,d-
d .slt of AHA. kl- reIn. t-ry directed a. -f --r-s
s-a-1-t 81 Llel. which aas defended oly IS tle
wesz lr -sis -ua-1tJ T e contest a-,td atl ,ei--f
tl.r glr hours. llc 1a-a4e i1lsl- a.l ta. c-4a-e
of L0n- Never have CtslI 40 w-l- sustained IRE a,
thsr Xlich t.e enemy opened % -l.s point Ouly 1l-
-h-r us-. ater.lL-l during --e l- l IS lcl
rs -1e enemy .rr-cz-i 70 N--.-l. AL made cgl-l-
ul dcr111----iols against uy ccufr a-d rsht wing,
,or.ist1 ot I-e ass Gy-- L--l-cli-- n 4- lal',
lu- va. forced -l retire
~arLsst tle 5f gsde --ra-oll1 vas obliged o evacu
a-a ~ Lucia ere renewed ass lt from ,hc enemy
% retired however on o. Short distance ana sent
some reserve troops t1 .rs assistance
To- tlr l-- portion ol the ofls ale Clam ESQ
FASTENED % ts support al1 steps were Anled-i--y
f taken o. assault anu rscllq4ef - Lucia
The eu -ay ore-el u1sr determined resistance.
le place aad even -ae enemy 5ut could only advance
slowly
now sent o. town for The zrezaier ba,-l,. a
Wcltr all 81 battalion L. H. 5.-mund lle enemy I'D
I rlr however. wlir jog renewal Ci th- attack All
aaly e,a-ul.-d a. Luc.a having also retired 90 me
I whole line.
-Hs retreat -on - Lucia hal r-tleF d pealn-e
Of a --glL g. many military a--oatreuen-s, drums
D z-arsalks. Sc. were found -lere.
Tue engagement .-s.el tr1m 10 Die morning ~
lu tie afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

Tte drum rns or OF the Regiment Of Espans was ex
ecuted pa The -ih mt
oar private letters mention tie opinion Of the bss,
r.osmtd military aathQuics aat considerable dissfec-
b. b.. ...... .... .. t..r
.s...--f r.cr-ons have been ordered % quit Madrid
t--r.- ,.s-rs Ger Ti5aia. - Baschclftl lld a En-
r... hr.sl named sem. .n
kf,le- .poulea,e % IN uusstsfsctory nature
ID. sad o have taken place between Af ba.~ef and lo
OAK. u ~o,omayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

RrHoraL.-NeVr-forSl Do llay lsi-i Pc 4sei..ei re-
pecly Informs BIS customers a1d eAps ~. ne - -
feQ from - AllIlel-l4.le D. z. JyA- "-ete s 80
r0l q a.. AyograpLlc ElgEaf4lf uae fL-mt ~ a.-s
Ton 10 ls former .i1k of Dn- gsfs i4es, Cfoces
md Mllufflrers Labels be- las ldlec are t--ofi
of Gold Eulfo-s,l Lhe- ilr Per.la--ry Cosmecs, &c
the .afesf and l-st y.e u ne ~, - -
myJl Wk>iw CHARLES SHIELDS, ~ JoAl-se
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, SATURDAY. JUNE ..

- Advertisements for ~, Tr5uas Of Monday onsi %
be cent IN before 10 O'Clock Saturday evening a. ne wv
noa,loa OEee Of tAis paper j. mol open o. Sundays
Subscribers IN tie City who do noi receive tAs paPe o.
or early hour are requested 20 cave word al ne Olo
our arrangements such enable al ne carriers ~ s
throu N Their routes before GcOcA Carriers is 10 &C.
oompisA tbs ~ be required 20 give o? 'aei' '.''
Persons wishing Tie Irouse len az '-ei N" e'-s ~
p.ees n hu..se.. regularly every morning W ID please leave
tber address AZ tie Publishing Office or send note ihfoug
he Post Olcs Tenns ~ cents weeS- payable 10 tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
SPAIN.

The Madrid journals Of the 9Th instant have reached
with cur dual correspondence
The Mlfrid Gs-Sis publishes a decree ordering
the dissolution OF tse Regiment Of Espana The
corgras and sergsaafl are u be reduced . tbs .a
Iae superior and sl5@lSsFn oice.s be placed Oh
the retired hst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
Pea ce with Mexico
RATIFICATION OF TEE TREATY"
By Telegroph 70 the ysw'Yofs Tribune

CHAnLr,Tos. :. C. Friday. June 2,-iP. N
News has just reached here that the
steamer Edith has arrived at New-Or-
leans from Vera Cruz, and that she
brings the glad tidiags Of the RATIFI-
CATION OF THE TREATY OF
PEACE between the United States
and Mexico. We are assured that there
can be no doubt or question Of the fact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03
BaltLe belmeen lhe Aamaa. 80 An.trlan.

By adr.ces received a. Nlll w Learn llat 5ali.s
ksl been tou-- between Ile Al-tElin ami tle P9url-
ca troops snd Italian volunteers. between Cofnuis and
L1lnclr0 The austrian. lost four hundred men killed
and i've hundred prisoners and many wounded. Tle
BODY Oi their tr0lrs % TIE number of sou men were
-urrounf a. w.tL0li having -ng artillery, a. Coruuda
Generals p1r4nio ani fcrrarl Another account saws
tlar babe lasted ave hours, and that tie Roman
troops received chrck-
TIE Cote q, Flfioe Of the 9a inst states thar the
Crusaders q. Bass 10 having tlzln y zlrprsc b1ly
o. Gro - TIE cl. - village Vi I4slro near Ar
siA made great number OF them prisoners that Gsa
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r,-.,lo detected fso columns Of ~ ssme oody saa
ts ,bs, -o retreat from Corunda. airer sustaining
.-,.-- lo.-e. The armed popaiatcn oi hfenia 'Fe AI
l.uily devoted % The ho5 cause 'l- '''
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his splendid article Do De found IN Gre cry 90 p
BFooSs.. Is Fl.1r-.' AL the grea'est variety OF sNn'a
csif.n ana potent esther boots ri shoes together wa
uuapsrare. sto. o. sloe- pumps and Shippers o' lel'
a-u... misses, yoa. arl caldr-is Netr Nlf reas s'
would 90 Wei to give h. cal before purchasing c'e'
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~ s,USoEEss ToiLET Articles, D2EssiSc CAsgsss
F1SCY CuTLEEY, a. ~ Broadway, corner Of bslig<L
ard 81 Broadway, between Nllc and Walker -. Ile
.l-crbrs re- pee l.y Gals Ore sIclfou 81 ile pubic
flsr col ecf0l % toilet al.ces, Which point Oi yucJ
!. ~. ecuaed n The city They selected wfA as
greatest regard 20 qlay and I'd al warranted To,
assortment % fncy cry embraces al TIE laiesf sfy.es
Rodgers sons p-lSalscs, nal hes, turon hocks, "a
other 9r ioet use, many o. which have ca
before Imported POra5e dressing cases of lie - lscDes
own nall1fsculc These cases are ol f4e most cCllea
ofns containing useful 4rc.e q he Lesi qgaiy Ley ~
a-xlO" led &c ~ uayelrF gent elen be supeiOf
lose imported. C.sAUNDERs 4 SONS.
my10 s. - and 81 Broadway
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- Nicholas P Trst, late Commissioner 70
Mexico arrived N g. Louis On the sita aS on las sui
tana.
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r. Tia GREAT PANosA,iA ,uoN exhibiting 90 hailmo'e)
Ollie Oao ami Mississippi Rivers. Will be here next week
The Apollo saloon has been ,ee-el The place Of cNh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

r- LrtRY a. Co's.-SrNlIEE Hir, lsia, OF Rocky Noun
p syery Beaver rit.5tf nir.ye VII. be Introduced on
W,irtsday tle 2ih iust Tie popularity u us unnYacd
alrc f-st noluced by us last SUNNI and ie universal
f.1r and admiration which 10 eCcd has induced us a. AIN
To- use our best erdeavor 20 procure supply Of the
article which we are now prepare. offer the public 10,
die ensuing season ia az improved sye a. ouI standard
pr.e my29 q 3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-03

d. GoCkAuDs LuY WHIE.-lA.. del ghlal eorapo ?.
e intended ~ sgppaai The luX.0u arlces wch lave -
lere0iyre Used 1s LADIES Tor wtau lg he cltce, ~.
prepared chalk, Pans vl,e. Plaster ~ Pans &C -
ne perci04s and ua-liarll wL.es adFcriel 20 g'ts
LILY VINE Flves Ge.lc0us so.nt. sn0o'lles. pr. -
an PEI Getty Aie-lke wl.clcss % de coi .cA'A 49,
Used AFTER Tie sam has leel llorolgy wi.Ard -
RAIDS ITALIAN MEDgcATEo soar, ne effect "a 49, A.
ald del.gadl II the extreme ], 5 also very 'A- -.
gentlemen with tender -kl. al. s4a oesIds.s j GU ~,
~ e.lays tic irritation cOusequtni On shaving. %
should also i their babes, a. 7 y nlueA ses>
commOg powder f0r aaf purpose. 5 cenis iox Cor
- Be particular 10 bear la mind, that Dr. r. ftLiN "a
EAVos preparations OILY Dc oos.nrt otNsls,, New.
dsrof q tNkLsslsr 4o1s wtst u Dio-" ~ .rf.r
YofA. Ageacy s9f Bl,che.0rs Instantaneous Ls4A ~
| DE, and oea.s Hair Restorative.