New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-03
FARTHER FOREIGN ITEMS
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A T1UcHINo INcIDENr.-Ne real Do tle Presse
AT ne sTztu-ous pcifofmaUca which was siveu on
THURSDAY NJ the Theatr De- la Eepubhque % the
tickets we're sold. spite 90 the precautions taken
persons pe sld, AID bought me ueEei Others c-
planned. yolrg man was even s'tn-Nnlt il-trc2tei
ntcause be lssvartl o. Self Ticket Waite Dr. W.
slrrouuie1 preached al heard DIE defence Yes
said be. his ticket belongs 90 MT vas given - ne,
and should have hsi great pleasure IA seeing Side Ns-
chs when nave never seel, tui have sex mother.
and ester Els Wzs Ol her uate 10 81 depressed th.,
gain n0th1F in my tusrsss az chaser alt prefer %
Deprive ny -e 90 tie performance ana ciffJ me ney
for the ticket O. Try dear stler person said 90 hn,
wHI bus your ticket--there are Fir. Cauy them %
your mother and then come BAGS and tke your piece
Tor VIII make you present 90 iu' r.ei' because ga
gpof 500, and an honest -tAth Lfert one 20 tile
spectators o. ths scene AfCciei-i1e POOR young
man with tears On his eyes could oily express hs thanks
as be hsslenedon to bis mothers residence
The VESErIas REPVBLic TO THE FRESoH-
TIE following address mas Just been presented o.
the Provisional Government by deputstion from
the Republic Of Venice
eli IN the language Of the Old eglonacy that
shall commence addressing 70 'ne French Republic cur
frat,rus 4czn0 s1gmens. DO has Pulled or m,forHn-s.
feucsted or ~egeneraon, promised us support from
which have much o. hope and no'hih. |" iesr The
time OF usurgiug utrrenl1ni pas- ana % could roy De-
dangerous asstance which comes from country where
Lamsrn- Is minister Venice Is tu oi reiiuscetces Of
the ancient relations Of Italy with frzucea city was
then equal 20 q kng1om-umes nave cllnsed, but the
IDEAS aud The sentiment are perhaps, Ony more pure aud
noble Iue unhappy KNOW AifN ~ lNft lt u eHlit
times we'll 20 been oppressed, u oter 90 better feel
wlat real greatness is. We on.r up our prayers for the
prosperity ana glory of France We stretch forth the
nsad % Dc with sentiment 90 gratitude 0hich time viii
render only mo-e cnefgeuc-
BERASGER AND COUTANT.-M. Bsrsnger the
poet has sent the following reply 10 A application
from the workmen Of Peronne 'S0mmel Tor his al
vice as q the candidateship Of NJ. COutsnt 10 be-
come their representative
GeareaeH am Affected by your havirg thought o.
proposing me or your representative 10 tb- Constituent
Assembly I rnd shat you have forgotten the lite
Partisan who entered within your walls 90 gain instruc
Hon and who was workman ike yourselves. such a
remembrance 81 me inspires me with grattuie. Nou
consult ne a. % your giving your votes 0 loutznt. he
printer. such ch0c- DOES you honor. Gentlemen iof u
proves that you jly appreciate the dlstns s1et qlal-
iss Of your fellow c0untrymln who has sr,ys given On
example o. the wsest conduct the pufest and most i
interested sentiments. Cuant, modest 81 he is sen
bic has cultivated bis unsers landing less 90 tcqure fame
than 20 instruct and guide bis asscaies 90 PET and abor
All that he writes bears the seal Of bis vrue AMI bis pa
triotisrn Happy will 10 Dc Do an the workmu who come
10 take seat Dob the Constituent Assembly be Ike this
ceeut young man. ! can have 30 need 20 say more 20
YOU gentlemen. As this candidate, by whoss side shall
be happy % End myself placed IN the CHAMBER, If am
o0t 10 be spared from burden TOO heavy ioi my age
Accept ny hanks, &c
The ARMY OF RUssIA-A letter from 81 Pc
tersburg of the 25th of March, In the Oestcr-
reiciisc6e Zeitng gives account Of the strength
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