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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
Closing scenes.

The following OF the termination Of the in
surrection is from the National OF Monday morning
o'clock
The barbados in the Rae Gran dc Yiies FaaboWs
a. Temple and Rne dAag0aiHls hsd been carried and
the insurgents rctrcated into the Faubourgs Menmon
tsnt and Peplncourt about II o'clock and the GaTde
Mobile and the Line crossing the Canal dropped into
the Fanbourg Menelmontant by order OF Gen. Lsmori
c.erc and effected junction with Gen. Perrot, who
commanded the troops in the faubourg 81. Antoine.
The battalion Of the National Guard beyond the Canal
were ordered maintain their position until fresh or
ders The cannon and the howiizers arrived They
placed position and really 10 IRE The insurrecton,
thus concentrated was surrounded all sides by impo
sing forces and no doub, existed but that it would
speedily be crushed. Gen Cavaignac had ordered up
regiment of Engineers from Arrss with Ell the material
necessary for siege All was ready for last action
Gen LsmOr .iere, whose energy and activity were
uuremiting and who exposed himself 70 every danger
only waited for the attack I'm the Faub0srg s. 70
commence. Gen Cavdgusc whose prudence equaled
his energy wishing avoid oloodshed had sent last
20 the insurgents to surrender their answer
was snNously expected. Cen Lamorciere counted
minutes Al last message reached him from the
Assembly saying that the insurgents hsd surrendered
and that the Faab0ss ~ iHt9i4e was occupied by the
National Guards and the troops. Al this officers
and soldiers rushed round Gen LsnorcieTe utteTing
cries Of v.ve Ia RepubHquem pressed him in their
arms, and thanked him for ais noble and brilliant
...~vf..
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r,,,,s &c law down their lives % uphold the inter
ct or honor Of the United states
The following ode. written by GEosoE P MoEsis'
"a, w,. then sung 70 beautiful arr, BY the NeN-fors
s.--ed Music Society.
Frow cypress and from laurel ooushs
Are twlned Ia sorr0~ and ln PRIDE
IRE fesres thsf deck the m1Idcftng 9f'"s
Of those uho fog their cogniry dird
fu sorrow. that the satIc pail
Erfolds the valiant sn1 the brave.
In pride that those who nooy tai
wa -ariands that adorn me grave
The onse,-thc pursuit-the roar
Of victory DER The routed Zoe.
VII stsrte from thcir rest no mors
The fallen brave OF Nexico
To God slone such spirits weld
Hs took them in their strength sni oioom
When gathering on the tented reid
The rsrlsnds woven for the tomb
Ire .hrouied tsc-the dropping .pesf
The mufacd drum-the solemn bell
The funeral trslu-thc dirgc-the hief
The mourners SD and last iarwei--
Are fading tributes to the worth
Ot those Whose deeds this homage claim
Bur Time who mln-'cs them with Lsrtn
Keeps green the gar ants Of their lame
Tie bodies OF the deceased othcers we're then gwen
uD o. their rsstives snd friends snd the crowd AMI
Gus 20 pay the Lass tribute OF rcspec. % their REMAND
fingered unr.l the last bad been removed
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sfnrflina ni.cInsurcs. .

The Government it Is said, quite aware Tor some
dsys previous that the insurecton was about TO break
out and toe Minister of War consequently gave orders
for the fresh supply Of troops TO be sent 70 the Capital
which orders 10 be transmitted 70 the military
authorities in the provinces by telegraph These or
der. II seems were sent; and as the telegraph
sintfe Department of the Minister OF the Interior it
remains with him to say why they suppressed.
some Of the insurgent prisoners do not hesitate to
assert that they nave friends in the Government VINO
would have moved in their favor had an opportunity
occurred This may account for the manner in which
the insurgents were allowed 10 complete the bsrrcades
without interruption. One Of the principal prisoners
81 de Floite was found 20 have in his possession a
iosssr paper the handwriting Of ~ de Lamartine and
another IN that OF NJ Louis Blanc. Several letters ON
NJ dc Lamsrtne were seized al his house. 1t Is now
certaned that At one time the insurrectonts were Al
near "a possible gaining the victory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
slSDs's sAEsApaNlLA.-sprinsi /. once more y

verns freshness ME the air snd man. well egeanor
feels the reyufing influence Of the season But sprngb
no Spring to the sex The poor bedriiden marty srOt
si, or rheumatism, liver disease, Indigestion any
Of the legion Of mslsdies which their rec IL he
stomach. and make the veins their conduiis-what he
Spring to hint What language u TO hs deaf and dumb
hght 10 the blind But we think csa tell the sgfers
how fl his system Tor the eaioynsni Of Spring cogrss
Of SANDS sarsspAra that shall the whole season
viii accomplish the work. and enable the patient to tsksyg
bis bed aud walk before fiery July looks 10 q, Ia. oa.s'
window.
Prepared and cold, wholesale and retail, by A. BAD
SANDS, Wholesale Dnggsss 100 Fulton corner q Iyan-1
.. Zs Broadway, snd n East b., saway Nsw.Yors so1
also by Drggis's generally throu boa he United svs
Price Al per botie, or AZ bottles or IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

4 QUESTION 0F PKFCEDENcE.-A little specA
revolt has made it appearance n Can a. and that oo
I'M the very last place where one would expect tld
such thinr-on the udic'd bench Justice hedsri
has recently been appointed by the Home Go'eienen'
- the Court of Queens Bench, and his cominisc'n
ives hiu the hrst place among the Judges 0f hat o.
huna bat the other three judge deny bis gti % de
Cd lefsrip uotwithsiandlrg his commission parrns
their euia on the grouni that rank smo De- me .u0gai
s sn incident u ihc office dependent on seniority and
that the grant OF precedence in the commission = COO
trsry to law and therefore void. lICm ADJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
IRELAND.

Iu Ireland the armed movement goes On undated
Thousands are weekly aockng 90 the clubs. and Gov
eminent appears 70 be uLsble 20 devise b check
The League has not yet been constructed but s for
nation is daily looked for TIE JacObie press headed
by the Irss Feion revels il undustur1ed sedit!on-
Little doubt entertained by any party that for
mids5le phyacalforce movement VIII be made in the
autumn.
The general condition Of England is pacific, all ten
dency 70 violence in any tumultlous asse5ages Of the
working classes having altogether ubsided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

BEfT-Prme Mess per new, G5 % ordinary. 75s
CAS- ola 60s Msss per DBL 5ls ass ordinary and
Old i6s prime 80 es extra ludia family, zoos d
305s PoEg-Pnme Mess per Dbl new, fis 55s ola iss
r ss Mess fss q 5os Prime So 81 53s BAcoS-Dy
and smoked Oh. pea cvt lla 58s ulddles long and
short, free from bone salt Eastern iosa4ls Nese n
3sa 43s shoulders 2ls 18s HANs-smoked o. dry, ID
canvas. per cwt duty paid. POS 's be- sall 2is as
ToNsuEs-O1 il pickle duty paid. PER dozen, ~ ms
Pie, per cwt 35s LAED-Fne leaf 10 keg per cwt
4o as do IN bills 53s Ais ordinary 90 mldd.mg Us
SIS inferior and grease 46s d js. CHEEsE-tne not
quoted mddlng i9s d IS ordinary 50. 58s. RICE
Carolina, dressed first quality per cwt rs les second
quality I5s Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

On one Of the insurgents was found the following
drain Of decree written pencil Article AT the
eiizens who pay than 2QO francs IN taxes de
Prived Of their civil snd political rights Tor years
Article ? All the property both real and personal be-
longing to the citizens who have exercised public tune
tons ofSny nature since Isis is eoa6seStea Article
TAe Constitution Of France is that of 1873 Article 4.
he army is disbsnded.
The Voaoriei & Resas says. yesterday morning
when tho roll Of the liberated eonycts In surveillance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
Latest Adyices.

Inc latest news describe some fnghtfu scenes Of
large bodies Of prisoners being shotn various attempts
70 escape The National Assembly seems wound up to
high state Of excitement
Upon the debste-if it may BE- so called-on the de-
cree ~ transport the Eve or six thousand prisoners
taken Csussidiere burt INTO loud lmprecaton against
their cruelty snd from the tone Of the speakers no
doubt exist; that the insurgents were supported by the
Monfagnqrds Of the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
Important from Washington.

The Telegraph informs our readers m another
column, Of an important movement IA the Senate
joins NJ. CLArroS OF Del yesterday moved a
Committee Of Eight to be chosen by the Senate,
by ballot-twoof each party from the North, and
the same from the soath-to whom the Oregon biz
should be referred and BY whom some compro
mise may be recommended, by which the ques-
ton Of Slavery ia the Territories might be put TO
rest. This passed by large msjoity--''l IN H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

During the past week business has Tested decided
activity "A vsby affected by the occurrences which
have taken place the Continent The astounding caam-
ies which have oyersken the French Capital have neces
sary absorbed much Of he Mercantile attention % the Is
regard Of trade engagements Cur Of business choose
rather await the result Of these than 20 rick
operations pending contingencies pregnant With influence
vlsl aud important Tie geuer. feeling Of trade hss been
confident the arm. 10 tie mauuia curing districts
though business has been tnk e temper ef the
ket has been bu0yant with evident e1dency 20 expand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
state Of the Provinces.

Contrary 70 general expectation the provinces 'a'
been generally quiet the only exceptions nave DeeH
the Marseillsise An ezeHe broke out mere On ne
cd bsrrcades were formed, and after alo-s o. ~ "a
topal Guards killed BY fne insurgents the parfea1es
were excessively carried. and the movement put
down. with The exception o. snail portion Of ne
northern railway where tn rails were taken up al
:, ,.,.r -oy,--it,us sfirris had been maintained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
Money Market.

Tie Money msrke; easy he face OF the Euro
pean disturbances The increase OF the precious metals j.
enormous though much aucuaion o.k place. The sue
eessve depressons Of The have materially recovered
Conso closed yesterday FOR the ST. 8it Three
sad quarter per cents, 90 to European bills SIS ios
premium Foreign securities inactive
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

Uplands ordinary, per lb 5ia,id' mddIng, -J.d mid
ding fair, 5i fair. I'd good fair itdi good sd New
Orleans ordinary, 3a5,d mddlnsl j-a5i' mddine fair
4id fair 40 good fair ID good 5ia5s choice marks
6i4f+d Mobile ordinary. 5l5id mcdlae, SD. mddhnt
fair 5id, fair % good fair iii goot, go sea Island,
ordinary 10 mddlng Ia far % good fair. loalld
good TO due. l5alti stained, lard. The imports for
the week are 5277 bales the sales p $40 and the soc IN
pcu s estimated at s37oro bales against $4,000 a the
same period ss year The suddcunes OF anFa.a 80 very
considerable has had unsv0rsbe influence on The mark
ct and has generally caused decline Of rer lb The
p'lces OF far Upland, Orleans and Mobile ne strictly IS
gwen or the weeks sales 500 bales were taken of ex
port and 200 on speculation The American descriptions
sold, Of 800 Upland e. s. q 1850 Orleans, 81 =
$3.50 Alabarns and bile q A. go sea Island a. 6 q
lSs
There can bu, little doubt thai the ienhc events Fhrh
have aiken place Pans and the generally distracted slate
ofhe continent have tended 10 eaen the tone oe market
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

HURRIcANE-A most destructive hurricane
passed over Orange C0unty md d few days since
which swep. Amos, even tLn- before o. lne curreli
was from one % two miles VIDE 4 number u houses
were blown down great deal ~ STOCK was destroyed
orchards uprooed forests leyced and the injury 10
ne growing crops inmense. The tornado piled
ruins ON ruins tie country. involving almost
Everything in destruction Fortunately no lives we're
LOST and but one man seriously injured
Arkansas TAYLOR ELEcroRs.-The Whig Cen
trsl Committee ct Little Rock have recommended the
following gentlemen suitable candidates for Presi-
dental Electors 70 be run the Taylor ticket subject
70 tee decision OF STATE Convention & one should BE-
held John Preston. j.. Of Philippe. Jesse Turner Of
Crawford. John W. Cocks Of EemPs,est.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

liISols.-The Liberty Convention. held AZ
Hsnnepin on TIE 4th and Sth, nominated DR.. DlEE
OF Chicago for Governor and n n Snow OF q uiucy
sor Lieut. Governor An electoral ticket was also
nominated and delegates were chosen to attend
the Buffalo Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

- OBcers Of he Army and Navy should all se her
Scots and Shoes OF ideud YouSc opposite the Herald
Ohce he sells ms best French imported calf Bcos of
so equal those sold IN ohr stores fo - or e 40 tae
caf .ewed Boots 8 81 usually 81 and s. lie has g9t he
largest stock Of Boo.s and Shoes Ia The city, al be
make which warranted gave satisfaction. Conner Of
Fulton and Nassau The DOCTOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
laTYE8 DETAILS Of The SLAUGHTER IN PARIS.
GENERAL EUROPEAN INTELLIGENCE
FOREIGN Markets.

The following additional dispatch containing
farther important intelligence. was received .sst
m ght shout O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

vERNoNf--Tho Abohtoaists OF this stats have
renominafed Lawrence Brainsrd OF 81 Adams, ior
Governor, Jacob scott Of Barre. ioI Lieut. Governor
and Zenss Wood OF Montpelier for Treasurer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

RlcPELiEU GoLD PEss-The public may rely upon ihsss
pens lasting for years. The points warranted snd q
they should stand pen will be glg en free Of
charge II you the beat snd cheapest pen the word
ny these Also Gold Pens Of al kinds from 81 up. God
Pens repaired and exchanged For .ale by The soe pro
pnetors, 3. L. WATSON 4 Co Is Wal.-si
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13


SUPPOSED MrRnFRER TRAcKED.-We pub.
r.hei TWO or three weeks ago AN socount OF tie
murder o., an italian strolns mus'l.an. near Aas
sau s. y Tie Piiloi,.ahia Lsaser o. Wetrs,.
day contains the following in relation O. ths mar.
ter
ye.ts4dsy s,csnoon ...h I'D ca.-Hs h.mssif s4f
,,y ID Daniel YVES arrested and taken 'o me Mayors
OHce On the charge 90 having P.ft- ''e' u ihe t1r
d,r et an Italian orsalist named tnioal0 h'to neiI
N.s..u New.York come ame in che cary paft vi tas
rnonth oi June
i,b or fr,.hrnan inamed stcy before De- was iolHf
.orp.e on or near thc road aut tht t or tsl ne "a
was seen !u Che vicinity then of t.ft y si"lNsf5
This orssu 10 .s alleged s the lrop y N- N....o Nrite
$50 -r-. ID .rtr fr ,ur civ. lrI o. The custody sd
asserted Ownership oi ODorne- i we "a-i "
Nefza according o. bis sttie mcnf i' -e -' SEQ a-4
Tor which soon ss lt hfut 'i fAt i.i'' p e-s',l
-,,y,arl ~ IS THIS INSTRUMENT l' n.aaitiJ oe.
..riiei and fully 1enulcd a* be- oaa, tni tt ,rtclc
hired 10 and ia the use and possession OF hto h~t'
made in Brooklyn y y having t..f n->efs name
.r,rrr.d ti..1n it with various msrSs and numbers.
O.n.nnel was STAYING 90 lt zee iu rplt q nclQs
Sr~rce whore De saws De has been Since >aurtay at
Previous 10 that time be- stopped ~ another boarding
house lie has not been In the cry long
U.. story j. that De- came to this country arriving
Ne,v York on the pa oi February --is, AID ihai fe
h~ourht the 0rgan with L'm. having purchase 30 .u
glasgow scotland for s.ytccn pounds jazz before Dr.
embarked for America. TIE rs Jams now ~ etne q
nYr,h osc n AZ the time and bon ihe place be dt 1g
Stating that hs passage from Liverpool whs PAID ol a
brother In Now-lo rk and tha' when Pc went 20 i'et
nool from Londonderry hc 10 advance OF lle saA
ing "a thc vessel u consequence oi tns antc psiun
of the ships departure be- weul 20 Glasgow" ana ihert
vhe Ca froic bee bought the organ. Be laftnt sai
hs paid duty Tor b. on his arrfA at sc" ofN tAa
Custom House crcsr Isstlns % nnd poA W'--oat ql
inspe tion whatever
According 90 his account of hmseli De- Is 1lt year
0 age and that since he 70 this country he D.
bon mainly engaged n pciilng through ihe states "
Nsssachusutt. NcwA0rk. Connecticut ana Peunsylfa
mia eNcept q psrt OF the time occupied as wandering
musician
uis some seven or eight weeks since, according O.
his own statement ihaf he was IA enc vicinity 81 At
banv being then on his way from ha-sachust t.
circumstance that IN addition 90 those stiosed. ND
tsres much against him Is the nnting o.. cup amons
his effects wiih marks OF blood on it, which Neiizs
co-nizes a. the one worn by Ratio.
The prisoner has very lair aPpearunce ana his man
ncr il ANYTHING but suspicious his com pieNlon sit
with auburn hair lively eyes, the lgit one however is
.uaer than the other Hs statements are inside quite
intelieeutly and his answers to questions were sigeu
without any hesitation A matter oi conrse, isl
her Investigation OF the serious charge VII be- made
a few days by the Mayor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
RusTNess NoTIcEs.

" Afloug ihe excitement 90 the holiday 81 oel Is over
sci The Museum presents crowded houses as before u
deed Do cannot ho otherwise with tie immense amount u.
attractions hat are 10 be- uud there NJ which he musse
@ int eld the extraordinary Mammoth Boys. three Ofsns
OIiauEs and Goa tous.rcoF are only port Frrofnun
-.-----.. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

CsEAF REFINED SUGsRs-l25 bbls refined Sugar lsi
ceived aud for sale unusual low prices suaus yellow
q cents Crushed, good New Orleans from 4. tot
cents Grocers and large generally invited
10 call before purchasing elsewhere Also Teas an3 coeses
Of all kinds At small advance on wholesale prices. ~
FowLER, large No. 25o and IS Greenwich sni y
besey-sf iylx IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

~ FNK GsNERALs, Taylor, Butler, Gaines Pat.
terson and lwsss appear with their respective
stats The Fourth Of July celebration n New Orleans
Gen. TAslos wss 10 ride Old Whitley"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

SPLENDID SILVER Door PLATES Elegant Gothic AID
Plain Door Plates, warranted sterling silver psie bss1n
fully engraved from g 20 upward, 81 ; EvERoELLsPp-
MUM Engraving establishment 3c2 Broadway cor Dame
= 6st square above stewards marble store iyll neod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

~ The Supreme Cout Of Massachusetts, were
10 assemble a; Lowell Yesterday. DANIEL WEssrxx
and RvFvs CaoArE expected to speak on the hrsi
case
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

~ Advertisements and subscriptions received 70.
most u the best newspapers of all tho and principal
the nifed States and Canada by ne duly anl1
zed agent IS Palmer, who D. falls empowered 10 give
receipts His Office Is Th. Tribune Bulldogs, where a..
orders and Advertisements Intended for biz agsncF slo1t
faa adfra-.af
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
Lit OF Pa.-enger-.

For Hllf1r-Mr and Mrs Curtis and children. Mr. and
Ms Chairman Mr. and Mrs Harvey, children and female
servant 1t Col Savage LADY children and female servant
Mr. and Mrs W Bliss. Lewis Bliss, Miss Blss. Miss iss
L. Daw kings, Rev Mr. Mcleod. L. Tyler
FOR Bosion--Nr ard Mrs Blackstone snd chd' Mr and
Mrs sampson; Miss Aphorp; Mr. and Mr. Mclean Nor
Scharsier; John shaw Charles Shaw Nr suchari
L Booth; Mr. Coms,ock; Blss, Raithausst; q
News Rev Robertson Mr Burns; Kenpf. D
Ten,or; Mr. Ewos G Miller. r Piston. Mr Alfred
HauaHd Lynde Lewis Fay Messrs Nicarne
N.cariue. if Hccker, samuel Anderson OColor; Mr
and Mrs Parker-Sj.
From Hllifir for B'rfgH-Alrs Caldwell, Mics Sweely
Mr. Steele Mr. Garner Mr OCorulcs and LADY. Mss Rog
erson. Wars, Whedon. Misses Whedon, Frazer Mi
Eaton. Capt Rolo, Mr. McDoasd-ls Total. g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

- Rouen was called over was found thst so9 were
sb.ent This is very siEui1csni fact
II estimates Of killed and wounded vsry materially
some accounts give 35O00 the total both sides
while others give only loooo The number Vi- ~
have no doubt; exceed l50H only 1900 insurgents.
IL now sppesrs were engaged in fhe struggle
General European Intelligence.
In Englsns tie Minister hsi e ms GRITTY of II upon
The Sugar question.
From Italy We earn that Vlcenra has been fe'azsl
BY the Italians that Padau has capitalized % me Aus
risns that Trieste has been pseed ID STATE % --o7A
ade and thar tho Lombard army ha been deested neal
Verona
A formidable Csrls' movement nss 'een com
meuce1 10 SPAN.
lie rlnored hat me Austrian army h- been ordered
o. invade Prussia There s ltte doubt mt an inri-e
army Is On the march TO- Poland
There sa prospect for the speedy termination OF ne
German VA and the establishment Of peace. ln-
dram OF "a new Constitution has been prepared -nd l-
likely 70 be approved Of
The disturbances which broke out ia A4rssil-es oa
the 22d ut has been qaeled The Departments oi
France severaLy are trsnqul
ia Greece the re5el.ous dispos.tl- 10 great pr
ton Of the people hls been completely sa1dse1
The Danes sill continue % ms.e sepriaa a. sea upon
Prussia Late account. justify Toe nope of settlement
o. existing Differences.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

MIIcHELL. rHE CoSDENSED-A spondent
OF the Boston Fsi. writing from Halliax. say. that
the Irish patriot Mitchell is suffering from athus I'D
that be viii not be placed upon The public works unit
he RECEIVERS bis health. he has a. present small
cabin to himself on board the DromedsIy huk. and is
subject TO all the restrictions Of convict li is re.
ported and believed isa be d.ned with Ire Captain Of
the scOursc the whole passage out.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13
The New Ministry.

Already several legions Of National Guards have
been dszrrned by Csvsignae lie has been empowered
70 form new Ministry The following Ministry has
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-13

CAS- Is ALABANA.-A correspondent ol the
S0Htiern Recorder thus speaks OF The oppoa ZION
70 Gen. Csss ia that State. Several OF the gene
tlemen mentioned are well known as the mos; iu-
iueutial members Of the Loco-Foco party in the
State Of Alabama. This proves that Mr. Yancey
is not alone.
" IN and Immediately around Montgomery. nearly a1
The .eda'ag Democrats are opposed % thcn-ceritly
those who have heretofore been most prominent are
opposed ~ Gen. Cas- and anon. the number are
MessIs BELsER, NANCEi, JoHN ELuoEE y. HAERIs,
SCoTr >ENPLE MAY add others Mr.. BELsEB came
out On the 2lst in the N.at1oalrg 4irertis.r with
long article against Csss. They have been arranging
70 start paper there 10 opposition o. Gen. Cass Il j.
10 De- conducted by their a5lcsi writers learn al
etort VIII be made by them % third candidate.
10 u should no. be- done some OF tht party VIII vote
Tor Gen. Taylor. and Fillmore TOO