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The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1848-05-16

TnE CIRoNDIN CHoRUs.-- The words Of
this Misunderstanding song, the new Marseit-
laise, are taken from lie Chevalier de Mai
son Rouge" a drama BY Alexander Dumas.
rhey may be his own production, and Just
as possible they may not. Dumas is a mas
ter writer III several senses of the word, a.
mong. others in that which We say master
tailor, master brick-layer, dIe.; The mu-
SIC is by an artist little known, named VAR
uey. The song is sung III the drama BY.
the Girondins on the night before their exc
cuton:Ia ;rdi ssae.su3i'a esi al &SSiNe
Par lie voix du canon d'alarnie,
ID I La France apelle ses enfants, isl6
'sAllons;' dit le soldat, ''asx armss,, sysf
C'est ina mere; 10 Ia defends.
M ourir poul Ia patrie bagir naS ssaA-
C'cst lie sor. lie plus beau, lie plus digns den
vie!. sfs7er,sts 80
Nous, amis, qu loin des batailles, tsa3a
Succombons dams la l'obscurite, o,s.,
Venons da noins nos frnsrailles ~
IA la France. sa liberte. 81 b caslaG son
Mourir pour la patrie. s,tie s..,9
C'es, le sort lie plus beau, 10 plus digns d. en-.
.5fa We.DaueJ ~ aaNaEt 0sll 93tasia a45
9u "a 5at yairRAssLArIos, ~ eg
,1.,.,s L. S,tf.s.e syfssS
BY the cannon's Voice appealing.
Il Our county souadsthe sIarm,l 2i-Ja$
"'Tis mothers calln says the soldier, 4
-39 ssArise, bfothers!- !--arm let us ARM"
& For our country to fail is pnvilegshigh-S
The nobiest Of deaths is for freedom TO dle-
sqs. II as.. o a,s
aEv,n we in obscurty piniDg,
n Afar from thslfelds of fame, aai' 2f'4t
To France and to liberty offer sg, II, 4; u
3a7 Our hope, ana cur life, and our name. 4, 4,
< 4 For our country to fall 10 asprivilege high--
The noblesl Of deaths is for freedom to dis
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w. have nc, space COR any reflections on ne
,.,a,ess.,as iatenigcnee IRON Europe, Which Is DC
,.,,sa IN car columns this morning. heno0''.
.,,,.. moro prcpcrly after the FIRST emotions u
rur,x~ity asd surprise are alleged 10 Is e"O"e"
AZ The moment 10 know. that the reFo'a''O"'''
.,vsnen, Ia France is proceeding 10 inc IL" -
U.r,n,an, Of democracy chat all Ne'ases o' 'ne
,asnarchy are done away. snd 'h" IN ls' s'ea'
p,n.hbc a, be based on universal Suffrage 's 20
\. .,,.ur,.a We Say attempted Tor all Is sun 10
,,o e-., .t,scs Of experiment Heaven gran' thS'
an. s,.nr may be for the Immediate best Interests
of Humanity
ii viii DC seen that the present lesoers o'
Vance Are charged with ucst difficult omoe
thcash perhaps the orisis Is no, more ai'oou',
one than wss passed through In the early times OIL
oar Repub,o. But let not those who sre too ready
40 ,o,u.. ths people forget what period OF re
Action tAey are passing through nor no" they nave
bean driven nio The position trey occupy suoh
Revelation as they have commenced IL no. no'''
a.v .ma.ement sndws canno: expect II 10 be per-
fs-red with perfect gcn.leness anc good order.
The news reached our othco aoou: midnight,
hsviss been brought the Telegraph Office ID Dos
80, ., .h,p, half past last evening. The steamer
,ns Caledonia vas teegraphed about so miles on
s,..,n Hsrhcr at q quarter before 5, bet IN coming
No abe got aground OF Governors Island whe'e
abe had to lay for the tide Her passengers and
ms,Is were landed in Boston al little past 10 p
clock. We shall receive our flies Of papers WIS
.x,pinr and ia. Tribune OF tomorrow morning
viii contain CON plete details Of al the news
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

IAuhAFKn rLArroHA SsAtra.-It l. not ounn hat
we are iniuced 90 land a. Hicr of trade. AM
30 uniass perfectly .atansi that wa commencing
susthinE that IA useful We cannns consent g. sfaiir
uo cully an ipdlsluai. at the fiaA 81 mPosus upcn
ho confidence Il Thousands OF readers no rely upon
the honesty of statements. 10 not la tho uighilts 81
oar judgment That rsi Improvements have bssa made
Within faw jesis in the lpsifunonia VI weshnr mos.
cha idae. "a fsst familiar in 1usluuss men The antique
clumsy aud Inaccurate hois ~ eghins. hetp eivon
war 90 the Inventions Hf Ameii,sn mechanical aki 4na
ha utmost rfsrisitn haa h-un auslaei A variety 20
Itiurn nalineus ste manufactured ant used. which
bs relied ias ,haileaaie ass % 81 a,uialt
~ chat thsr usoesa4sllY Involve patty 10 ps,unsft
ina ~ thsfeftu az ias rsssstu ~ fssi 10 s rai
firm stalss q ~ IaiHs.rhs which have bees ssisH
ssly used ln ell gsfta "a ths tnaA SALES ii al
ali even fas asf hanelsiss astshas.
gsasfs ssiiiaaipn. We pafens-si ef thsss nvass
ih rear. since. aHi hays Hssi them sshss,Hih
weighing "a psf. 81 aai Hi aud insatiuir 80
tassei Tie rian d. -fusifn. irn s rhlfsrphisai sHi
al,auis The smpiriHent a. i~s i.esfs. with sHais
hssp. "a certainly The 'usst rfarli-hs 3" .ria,a.ni
niatHn balance Anr iu.fss4s Hi 49, n~st-s 80 is.sis
additional tHsn.I ssaei' ,ha 'rsis"wsn' srss
rif4i-l. lsss rfsrs. ia is "r4tin sni s,rs n.pil ~
i-sarssnsat rAs-s a.ses nssa tr aAar ~ ths
Loo ii.s nssesan,s ~ Nv tik ah+.e "tisa uss.,..,
81 hsif ssr-,is ....-Haa 80 Hs-n sr a,'ils. s. ~
.Hsnrftriuissa
ih--- Scales s.s ts -.a.a.sA Al lhs ss.n., -, IA.
manufacturers az vs1.,
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NEWBORN LEGIsLATURE.
EVENING REPORT.

SENATE .ALsAar. March 27-i ?. T.
TIE debate on the bill relative to Practice and
Pleading was continued Mr.. FLOYD renewed his
amendment establishing County Courts which pre-
vailed by vote OF IL 10 9.
ls vas then moved 70 reconsider this vote, and
10 lay the motion to reconsider on the table. This
prevailed. snd carried the whole question with It,
The bill authorsing tbs appointment of Deputy
snd Clerks In the State z Engineers Office was made
the special order for Thursday.
4 substitute for the Assembly bill amendatory
of the General Railroad Act was reported, and, by
consent, read and passed.
The bill relates to the liability OF the Corpora
tons aud the laborers employed on their works.
Mr. COFFIN reported a bill to incorporate the
New York and Savannah Steam Navig cation Com
pany.
The bill to amend the act for appointing Commits
sioners OF Deeds 10 Cities, far as It relates to
New York was passed.
ASSEMBLY.
A bill passed relative to the Proof OF the Statute
and Common Law of other States another rea'
tive to the Municipal Court OF Brooklyn and anoth-
CT relative to the Common Schools IN Brooklyn.
The amendments of the Senate to the Railroad
bill were referred TO the Railroad Committee.
ALBANY, March n.
The Western Nail this afternoon is barren OF
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TIA ,iadeafx Of The Lohhy.

correspondent iatlmstes has dissaslsiac'ion
with the attempt Of certain Of the Police Justices
Of the City, who. he says. have got strong lobby
1t Albany, In order 70 throw over until tae Fan
the new Law Dlssiins tho City for Assistant justices
and Justices Police He hint there excessive mod
ssfy In this attempt coming IA does chiefly fc Tie
Native An.r!esn iee ambests " Police oces-rnen al
Of theu who did 5isofsaare snd ofess
de Whis party This cpaon too e1d Yer sou ar
Their Tie present system Is tSo e1s.oIeu' snc
lopndei Do liberated Some Districts ttor ibsisnes
tsas Of the First, scsocd and Third Waesi have very
little batiness white othes t<s that % the Eleventh.
Fifteenth, Seventeenth snd Eighteenth Wards hsve =
srsss deal Some u the justices s.,ssy while
others ere placed the sio Zee system per ncioSs
wAers bat ia6 aitsly 90 Ia ties siier Courts
tn. whole thips has icos needed r,orssnIano- from
tas puf,ss hAad II Wig lesisisticn. and We no
.,,sIs sucsnt r,ason Why !; should b postponed anti
N. g.l We shall have enough ~ te care Of t8sn win
,..s os,ss trosslsd with twelve Justices eeAsds.
Ths ,Aostesss Of the time 0eesfion tn So; t'so
s.ss the election fs Of districts tie FFSl
iosat ws t.as IT, viii be the old ipeo~eeht'
whoss shsssctsfs ~hssAer fo 5000 OF ~, are saee-iis
understood.
We tu.t vhs Ls sislsicrs VII rS' allow i''Si 10 q
tanned Sssds FROM good wok a. Reform - ary ca'se'
iaasaess u 10 sassioed ~ the entire conmrs'iy sSo
rather too much to sch IL sacrifice the spprobssot
and interests Of the whole City the WEES Of few aa-
viduaa
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.sa;,,oa,, French Intelligence.

Nj. Arago. the Republican Minister q ,he Va
r.ne, sen; ios tn French Adm;fGli "a fSfis-th~y
ali attended. de then Addressed them and ssAed
them ifthefe were any oftnem wiling n serve zoe
Republic They replied "Aill' Hsthensaid be re-
q.ired a MAJ of s.ead.ne.s, that he kncw them al
20 be ~. sad he wAs ready 10 giyei tho command o.
the Fleet Of the Hepubic % any ono that iheJ
night oboo,e 70 scscl. They declared thoU viii
ir,st.s 10 abide ~ h.a oSo dss.ion 81 mag
ihsn SAL lh.i ~ hsd equal confidence In 'hsm al
bs, there wa oss among thsu eho spioysf a.
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advantage which Determined his ch"ioe. thu, 81
pooul.f,ty ho therefore appointed Admiral Ba"d'n
10 tho command ol the Toa!on noet Tho nom'na
40. vaa az once approved b. all tho Animals
present
Admiral Baulin has lcit Paris ior Toulon lie
is immediately to take command And to sail Tor Al
reria His Instructions to taho possession VI any
snIps he may nod Ia the Pof, OF Ai8io's an into
gral par, OF ne French Republic.
The Chateau Of Neuiily has bcea sacked aud
burnt % the ground There are thousands Of carr
eatures agains, Louis Philippe IN eli the print shops
Of Paris they have appeared as II ~ msgic. The
Colooes Of the eth and 10th were nearly mtssacred
BY their own men for refusing to march agAins, the
Tuenes.
The palace OF the Tuilleres has been formed into
a hos 2itsl for workmen, under the name OF the
Hotel d IS IDyalids Ouvners. The Rouen Railway
IS stopped the popuiace have barn. the bridge OF
Arnsrss The statue Of the late Duo dOrleans
which stood in the court Of the Louvre, has been
taken down.
Il could scarcely have been anticipated, but that
the great movement which has convulsed France
should have been felt Ia some degree in The British
Islands la London tdhing disposition to riot
was exhibited ia the early part OF the week, bat
the disorders were confined to mischlevous boys
and artisans cut Of employment Order was speed
lily restored. II Glasgow the tumults were more
serious and several persons have been unfortunate
" shot by the military. The rioters In that city
were merely thieves who piundered the shops. and
had evidently neither concert nor any political OBJ
ect 10 view In Manchester some tendency TO dis
turbsnce has been exhibited bat every thing is now
quiet Ia our own town tranquility has been 10
disturbed. Numbers of unemployed porters and
others have assembled 10 the Exchange but no
political feeling is observable.
Ia Ireland 10 breach of the peace has yet taken
place but the exciting language Of certain por-
ton OF the press which surpasses anything within
our recollection has not escaped the attention Of
/ the authorities.
We have no apprehension Of any serious dis
tufbsnce of the public peace throughout England
generally By rising from political opinions, al
though the depressed state Of trade, and the exist
ing uncertainty naturally incidental to the affairs
on the continent must We fear, produce state o.
disquietude aud suffering among numerous class
/ es for some time 70 come
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

A REvoLUTIosARY MATRos GosE-Died IN
New.Prospec,, Bergen County, n. j. on the oath
Inst. Mrs CHARITY BERRY, at the extraordinary
age Of one hundred and ten years She YVES mar
euripg the Revolutionary War and the mother Of
thirteen children all Of trhor still survtvs Her husband
was p,sn Of Mills Company ia active service, and
VINO aided driving the British troopsfrom hoppertown
Generals Wsshns on ard Lafayette together dined with
het oae day the shade OF stately elm tree near her
door circumstance she was fond Of relating her eye
chi never failed in the least until her death and she
able to until about five years back sipce which
she had ain In bed the greater part OF the time though
snt.Iy ire. from disease She was remarkable for
thin (Which may account In great measure for her pro.
longsd lfs-she noted for her opposition to tight
iacipg-fgoul
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s,nte Of the English Markets.

Frors-Bes. Western Ctnal Flour y, Ass o., fhla'
delpha and Baltimore, rs Ga 2ss, Richmond ard
Acxaudris, 27s a sss, New Orleans aud Ohio, Zos a
27s. Canadian. as 2sS Uated states and Canadian
sour as 25s wHEAT-Unitei states and Cana
dian white and mixed. Is a IS "a per 20 lbs; red
6. "a ais 81 lsDIAS Coss per $50 lbs, as Sd 5os
81. MEAL pr Dol. l3s is. OATMEAL per gao lbs
ais 2ss OATS per s. lbs p 81 IS. BAILEY per 90
lbs 80 TO Is. RE per so los IS to IS o. PEAS per
sOi b SIS to iO, Since he departure OF the last steamer
the market hiss evinced somewhat improved tone conse
quent upon an increased iemsrd and limited arrivals.
The general tendency bread stats Is upward and the
demand for Indian Corn for Ireland has been active.
CorTos-Uplaad Ordinary 3ii ard ~ I per 10, fair
al good 81 Neworleans ordinary iii, fair u, coed
81 Noble ordinary 10 a.. fair II, good 81 Sea Island
ordinary to good nne "a to Isl stained. I'd 10 "a.
Under the influence OF revolutionary spirit on the
Continent producing considerable uceasness a, home and
tendency 70 tunull ia the manufacturing districts this,
market has Ieceed fully 81 yer ID within the last fort
night. Grel, heaynsss been elt during the lssI few
d.ys re;arding an inclination to buy, and aogsth-
or exiiagushing speculation. Purchasers are only
proyiding for immediate wants. The sales OF the
week ending 81 inst we're $40 bales for that end
Ing evening 1900 bas. OF the Cotton. 47sO were
Upland, at g SD; il,uO Orleans At 6f slO Ala
bama Mobile, al a 5ld and 10 Sea Island. a. 81
sd The stock port $4,000. OF which $4,000 arc
American against 10000, and 100000 American, a. thu
same period last year.
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Business Notifies.
SALE OF REAL rSTkTF

FINE OPPORTUNITY FOR A SAFE AND PROFITABLE H.
vEsraEsr.--A. J BLEEeKEk will sell sr auction
Wednesday, % March, at twelve O'Clock at the Mer
chants Exchange, by order OF the Executors Of the late
Abraham Child TO CLOSE ESTATE, number Of value
bic lots the Seventh and Eighth avenues and Twen
ty-slxth aDd Twenty SITS.
The ssie will be peremptory. The title is beyond de-
pus. IS per cent Of the purchase money remain
bond and mortgage from TO 5yeaIs at per cent
photographic maps be obtained OF the Auetione,r1
BIosd-s.. ms "a
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IL LOUISIANA, according to new statistical
work iust issued in New Orleans, contains popu-

MORE FIRES IL BOsrON.-AbOut a quarter
before ten o'clock Friday evening, fire discovered
among some packing boxes tho yard Of stores Nos
49, s. and 81 Milk which burned rapidly and the heat
caused the shutters Of the stores "a that te
flames reached the woodwork about the window on lhe
basement aud stories Of stores No 81 occupied BY
Msssrs. Ravson Brigham Pratt and No. 81, occupied
Me,srs samuel r. Morse Co dry goods dealers, whose
gooos were badly damaged by ire water and smoke The
second story Of No. 80 occupied BY Messrs George
Blackburn A. Co. whose goods we're not dsmsged, bat
sght damage doue 10 the fixtures Ia their count
inao1n The 0hce OF the Ballard Vale Co 10 the OF
III chauheis occupied by Messrs. Blackburn Co
danased by the ire burning through the t0or
and the destruction Of the Window, The loss Of Ms-srs
RaWsln. Brigham Pratt was large, bot they were
insured Tor tho OF -6AU0 viz a. the fremont Ohcs
$1,000, tho American, $4,000. Fremen'f, sloWoi
Franklin, Go 900, ktna tHarttofdl $1,000 Hartford,
DO nn1 Mss,rs Morse Co., loss 10 several thousand
doar. bat they fully Insured Al the New gland
Mutual, Firsuisn's Neptune rnd fremont Offices
About O'Clock. Saturday evening, . FRO brose out
Ia new unhoi,hed, touf.ory. swell font brick house
ia Boysion-s opposite tho Public Garden. owned by Mr
Jane. Ltie, ad before IL subdued tho wood wurA
VI the either destroyed or gr,aty etn
sged Tue hf. doubt caught tsom tho furnace ~ tho
portion around IL ana IL Immediate vicinity wac moro
nearly consumed than In any other part The hames
sprsad between the ceiling aad tho wall and extended 10
nearly every la the house except the atcs ~ that
N VAS necessary rip Oh tho pasisiuE hriofe tho IRE
could 10 suhdued The DAMAGE must aucunt o. several
thousand dollars Wo uuivstand The huuse a. partially
Insured Atlas. .fih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28
By Telegraph TO the Ne,o-Y YORK Tribune
Porter Is. Pierce Found .

Daily Advertiser ONCE, kocuEsrEB March u.
The body OF Porter B. Pierce, whose unsccount
able disappearance from this city on tho goth of
January asst created 50 much excitement, was
found 10 day. at the mouth Of the Genesee river.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

FLeUs-The market was steady but not active. We
notice sales 90 bbs, Howsrds! at IS IS. Corn MEAL
was dull at go 37i. wHELr-Phne reds were selling In
a small ysy at 81 "a. CoRS-wo note sales OF 1000
blshcs mixed AZ 81 f6c Provisions we're inactive and
the only sales making for she rets trade SUGARS
&c in good dcsud fair prices CoTFgE and moLAssEs
remsnei without material change. WHISKY was du At
4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

AMERICAN MUSICAL IssriTurE.-Ths class for vocal
instruction under the direction Of Mr.. w D. CONS On
Wednesday evening, and under the direction Of Mr.
Nash on Friday evening, inset in the Brooklyn Lycsun.
as usual Terms-Gsntlemen 81 and Ladies o. per quar-.
ter H. MElG6S
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Tn s-s,,sr - ds-,b' hom jsDusy T. 1877 70 J..,.,
T. isn i..- fio-s VIZ -M.lss o. Females 1872 Aa.s.
80 Children 80 total. ,7I7
MAD DJcs.-5eyofai mad dogs have recently
ben k.Dsd Ia this CITY
C0ssOs coUscfL.-The Board Of Aldermen held
meeting "a 30 cesncil Room llst essainS Mayor
sbissf in DC tbsf wv
Pefnors ~ 4 sPss6ins 10 have Smiib.a ishted -
Rsfcffed ~ LONG cofnmii'-e q N A 6feeps 70 ,. .o
pointed Comm E,ioEsf Of Deeds Referred 20 Law CON-
mfusr
The .sossi f-por d Inc Board 81 Health ~.s received
ard placed os Gis
report 10 favor II ta,siog number VI bis Tor Pocs
services 49, Asesg'sd
Rsyoft 10 f.yos u moving Ensins Ne. IS 70 location
CITY Hali Adopted.
RsDoft sdy.rse Payins 5i " Isaac Ailea for bsa
Ind public cistsfn Accepted.
Aftcf tfans.eng other Business oninor Dor
lance the Board i5goufDed mill ext Thursday.
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Riots in London, Glasgow, Edinburgh and
Manchester
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~ Colo Pms Wholesale AND RErsm-speneer X
Randelrs Premium short-Sib Gold Pens msy be bad Of
j. W. GRE.ros Co. II C-darst together with some
thiry different styles 4 Pers consisting Of Creators
Clark, Brother Co.'S, HaJeen,. Browns, Bsssys and
Others, all At proe lower than be found any other
plase. Uali Pena renared.
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81, c,.sNs~iosAt rEoorroSos--rh'oush
~.,,,,o,-,he breaking Of the wires psoos-
N,y--we received no 'SlesI'ps,, d,'pasSo Of yes
,,...y. rrce.ed'os' '"Ss oar Washington CORES
vSs,3e2t
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nn,inniAN ArrAiEa

AssrAf RsFsr, ~ tHf rA,sr ~ hsAtia -
b.. us'AasA n-.ns rar.is.A e.4s ~. Aaaaa'
E.r~., - 49, pe..a =, Alss.sss - Ms.4s, svsaiss
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COSMOS PLs.s-PArt Nos lo9 IN. rs us. H. iIs
rs. 10. ~. l2s Part lNo, u, s. ne, 10. 10, 10
III IN Ia
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
russpAy MORNING, MAaoH rs

csevexr ce, Oar wssh.ag'cc eoa rhiisds'ihiaSF.
rSseNs se~s.> tNsssaa With variety - miscellaneous
.s~p, ssvS seen cmed 80 make roOn fcr the important
se,S~ s-ieasee. rtss ~i' ArPes' Ia iS'' s'sin0oes
een'Ss u "a fN1>sas
We are sssc fssceA 10 emn 'ere de'A's hom ss''eo'
~ sm cvvslNa N,psesA
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DESTRUCTION or AESSiNA BY THE
KING OF NAPLES.
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Already the decree hs. Gono forth that IA now ma
tionaI assembly is 10 be- called. April 90 when the
Provisional Government will resign its authority
p.,o tho hands Of the deanitvo Government
Universal suffrage and vote by ballot are 10 Sc
cure liberty. equality and fraternity q France. II
is cate clear mat the good working people OF Pans
viii have vast majority in the new assembly
leaving their more or less profitable occupations
to try their hands a. states n anship.
10 the meantime, Commerce is at a stand INC
Fund. have fallen enormously. Considerable fall
ures are announced Clubs are in The course OF
formation to advise CT oveEawe tue Government
STRIKES Of workmen arc becoming more nuGe'-
Gus daily operatives demand an increase oil
wages. and have expelled large bodies OF English
workmen from their rivalry in the construction OF
railways
The moderate politicians, the representatives Of
the middle classes have disappeared from TIE
scene snd amid the chaos Of passions interests
crimes. with occasional instances Of sublime viz
tue, which such a state Of things has engendered'
England waits with her arms folded, IN deep sod
anxious alarm. for the next scene ln this strange
eyentful history.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

" Mr. MALONE RAyMoSp and hs accomplished fam.
lily having beeo reeDgsged for the at the M
scum all who have not already enjoyed their Irish Mo-
sppesr at and at hsf past to day This is positively
the last also Of Brune mod 81 Of jerusalem which
ought 20 fail Of seeing Mira Pslbys Wax Statue
~. Ac &c. Is al 30 10 be ssrn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

Rising IN Bavaria-CO,'stttuttO forced
from, the King at the Point Of the Bayonet
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Cr "TgE BAPTIST MInoaiAL" for March. has
shsod.oms steel engraving Of AsnphrsuSsos Lake an<
runber Of or.sns articles principally re- scas BY va
ous hands
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

EFFECT OF THE REVOLUTION IN ENGLAND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

AUCTION CasD-fhs Undersigned will pay particular
attention to the disposal Of Fofnurs at Auction ct pr
vate dwellings, and would respectfully solicit the fsyon
OF parties sbJut dsposng OF thsr furniture stock Of
goods and all such that their interest will
carefully cared for and prompt returns made.
ms Steod c. KEMP, AuctioneeL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-28

Of hreignefs u be respected Twenty ninth al ms
citizens 10 boo armed aud ,DtLed "a Rational guards
those not abio g. provide clothing~ bq Ipfn'Sh'
OF 9Th a hy tho Provisional o''vsf" "'ht Ihf'
10th iiminution Ia hours u labor whefo ~ was u
hours a. be- no. uhere "a 20 be II Thihy'hf'' dur
tho ten days preceding the conyooa,iop ~ ihe pa
mary assemblies. unstampcJ papers may bo pub
lshod Thirty second tho contfal administration Of
tho department of Marine and Colonies h DO Of
gained on n new footing Thirty third, gradual
assimilation Of tho Institutions Of Agcfa 10 those
OF Franco to take p.aee-tho army 70 DO recon-
pensed for its past services 70 France Thirty
fourth. property Of all kinds and works Of utlity 70
be preserved and respected Thirty 'aith' royal
residences TO be sold and proceeds applied
10 the victims OF the Revolution and az some com
pensation for losses IN trade and manufactures Do
crees have also been issued changing the names
cfseveral vessels in the Navy, AID also the names
Of those Of the which had any reference TO
monarchy or the members OF the fallen Kings fam.
ly All institutions having the name Royal pre-
fixed to be called National