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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

tower White Gags are 90 bc -ntcd upon al the lines
- tokens OF peaceful submission
.. Tho Lieut. General Baron Recsey and ID nj tsry
and civil fUnconsres held iu confinement must 0c con.
Quoted with al requisite hon0rs % the headquarters ~
Heizenco1
49, A. regards the disarming Of the different quar-
ters-s the cannon from the city and portions Of the
suburbs which upon the eit OF me harlnner gat
end Lgh road 10 Weldon must be delivered up a. the
Nenncweoger Artillery Barracks those % the right oi
these roads must be brought 20 the main guard a.
sch1u1ruun. Al other arms must be collected accord
ng o. parishes By persons appointed for the purpose
aud deposited A. the arsenal Those Of the suburbs
must be delivered up % the respective mayOra.,cs
within twelve hours, whence they must be carried q
tae nearest barracks occupied by The troops al am
rnlnou must be- collected 10 the same manner, and
delivered over % the officers cOmna nding ~ Neuge-
baud 5cnonbrunn and lrkensc hanz and Leopolstadt
- AID moneys and treasure in the hands Of the Ma
t0na Guard or armed pOpuace IS vel - the account
books d public departments, must be given up % the
Town Council, and vouchers given and received.
49, Au exception viii be made % article for such
National Guards ~ may according 20 the opinion Of the
Toxin Council. bee required, after the entry oi ihe
trOOps to guard the Imperial Palace Tho Embassies, and
Public Buildings Inc same exc. pton will -e made 100
favor Of such Guards 10 the Town Cyunc. may deem
essentially necessary lof the ma utenance OF public
tranquility.
g. The arms that have been brought 10 Vienna -
National Guards from Brunn, Linz and Graf must te
cot apart and returned whence they came under escort
10 b. lcde'ercd 10 then piopre,Ors on tncn e7chins
"1 1hc Town Council is allowed until " upon
tho Oth o. consider and assent ~ these conditions
which II not assented 20 by mid day upon the jist
Will compel The Held Mafsha - continue military OPP
efatiOns with of possible energy (-igne1I CoHu0N
ln the name of the lriuce fied Marsns
Upon the 3lst the Town Council issued notice b. the
people. stating that the Hungariaus had been re-
pulsed there no hope Of external succor that un
css the assenIed % the suburbs and ciiy
would be eventually exposed 60 DOmoaromen, and con
fagfafi0n sud as moreover the Prince Field Marshal
had s0ernny promised that submission would no ways
entail the revocation Of any liberties accorded or ob
tanned M March the Town Council had assenied D. the
terms imposed.
Ia sddion 10 the previous stipulation Of Prince WIN
dschgfdtl the city 10 hoist the Imperial austrian
standard on 81 stephen ssquare aud place all arms
guns treasure &c In MS hands Baron Bccsey and
other persons kept prisoners. were 20 be escorted u
the camp By guard Oi honor The Ieachefy, and
stormDg Of the city Of put an end % all cond
Ons and the Prince who has now established his head
quarters 10 the capital ana whose prudence orebeai-
sncs and courage have caused such universal admira
ton will we trust soon restore the imperial city 10 lis
w0nted state of calm and tranquility
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
NAPLES AND SICILY.
HcnnrrInn of fIrnnrf nnIIe..

The Scilan Parliament hss, for the bcnent OF Com
ncrce decrcei certain reductions IN the import duties
on the sAni Tie customs duties foreign or Italian
psper reduced from ten ducats 90 ducst per Nes
poiisn cwt the duty 81 fourteen Quests per cwt on
stones states and window glass tof0ur dacss the tu
y On coal from Two ducsts 20 tty grains per ton the
nsvig duty upon ships laden with coss from forty
ten grains per ton the importation Of horses and
beasts oi burden permitted payment Of duty Of
nine duca per head and toe Importation OF oxen snd
cai,ls s also permitted on payment Of duty Of two
ducsts per head
The expectation Of All raw aud manufactured gram
free from al duty the duty % the Importation OF
Corn reduced by sixth n VIII be reduced smother
une-sivth the ist o January. i.fa and 80 on, ~
successive sNihs the st OF January IN esch year 80
that the duty viii wholly cease and determine on tee
lst of January is'i The expectation OF Wheat 70
tatoes aud vegetables ot an j. permitted without
the payment oi any duty ne importation Of me same
articles is also per mtted and regards the duty
will bee levied In the and according o. the grs
dstiou established tor the importation OF Corn by the
Parliamentary decree Of the LSi OF tusust, ISIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
severe Battle between the Hunsarians nm"
Austrian-.

The battle between the Hnngsrians and Austfishs
which ended in the repulse a the iormer' i saiu !"
have beer very ssnguinsry 10 was supposed lhat ''
Hungarian army had proceeded a. ainst Gen Simoneh
who, though once beaten had reappeared WIN lO'o'
Austrisns Ia Hungary, coming from GalAcla.
Letters from lnnspruck in the DsEtscae Lfa1 stS'e
that address has arrived that city from the Aus
trsn states OF Linz containing proposal Tor the con
ysnion of Congress OF All tae German provinces A.
Sszburgh In order 10 be independent OF Vienna whose
revolutionary tendencies dreaded and disliked
similar invitations hsve been addressed, the part Of
the permanent state Committee OF lnnsprucs TO the
authorities of Graft LsibscA and Klagenfurt
letter from Prague OF the 2>th ut states that the
Bohemian Deputies hsi commissioned their colleagues
Al Olmutz NH Palscky and Fnkar, 10 make repre-.
r'a. XXipdisrhcratx of which the second and third
nsrsyr,phs are in their opinion unconstitutional They
bsve likewise expressed an opinion that the Nations
Guards OF Vienna should be feorsanl4ea IS 5000 -
cersi 8isarninc Of the inhabitants shan have taken
80 snS ,hst mo measure OF extreme severity shall Dc
carried into execution unless Il becomes iH''pe'ao'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27


Notwithstanding the trescherous attack made upon
the Imperial troops drawn up front Of the basuons
outside and upon OF the open places inside the
city the whole town except lew Isolated points, was
taken possession of by the imperial troops before 5
d. upon the lst People Students and National Guards
Wed with each other 10 casting away their arms aud
in seeking safety in flight, that when the Crohts
stormed the Aua. where the last defence made
vigorously msde-in lieu OF flding II garrlsOned by the
students they only encountered hundred OF more
armed populaco, many Of whom, lighting desperately
aud refusing to surrender cut down or hung The
streets la the meantime, were siewed with arms anu
the most active leaders sought safety in all directions
bat many Of them will PROBABLY be captured, as a Sc
we're search was ordered, aud the gates walls and gu
burbs are 80 strictly guarded that one can escape,
Or even quit the place without being examined.
The most violent assault made at the Sailgries
Barracks but nothing could resist the srdor OF the
troops and before night fall the Imperial Dag waved
over every portion of the city In consequence OF the
,oschery by which the troops had suffered on the 3lt
the Field Marshal ordered the utmost vigilance 10 be
observed In the city and suburbs while strong body
of cavalry consisting Of 5000 horse, were dispatched
toward the Hungarian frontier and numerous patroles
were directed to scour the roads and paths that
intcrtect the vicinity Of the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

Vienna has suffered considerably in many parts
through the atrocOus oachery OF the people eaoei
which trcachery rendered 1t absolutely necessary loi
the field marshal 90 employ extreme measures "ltuH
the city Thus the palace the library and several pup
lie edifces and churches tire but, with the
exception of the Augustine and Capucine churches,
which have suffered severely. the fires that m'naccd
the rest were eXtinguished without committing aVagcs
10 any extent The invaluable contents OF the puOhc
library have not suffered The suferings OF the wei
disposed inhabitants have been intense. BEN, Messeu-
hansen and other leaders of the armed people ana Na
tional Guards compelled those who were suspected OF
lukewnrmness fight in the front ranks ana thus these
persons, many Of whom were among the ihleh' were
exposed 70 death in front and in the rear.
il s understood that Of the Legations have sui
icred except that of Prussia which took e ana where
ON a shell fell and it is said wounded one OF the per
sons attached 10 the mission. The fiungarians have
not attempted second attack their nrst was untime
d. rash and ill conducted Ere this strong column
with powerful field train, is moving upon Prestn'e
by the lett bank while a division has received order
10 make a similar movement upon the right
Tie ZeifHngshdie OF Berlin, Of the an, says o.
day for the trst time for q fortnight we have received
letters direct from Vienna correspondent writes OF
the "a There is talk OF several hundred arrests
having been elected since yesterday. Prince Nlnd
ischgriiz has published proclamation by when ne
ecares the conditions previously laid down to be null
owing to the rupture of the capltulaon lie cslaDshe'
pey ones among which are the complete dissolution OF
tho Academic Legion the dissolution OF the National
Guard for an undetermined period, the suspension oil
all Journals and associations torbddng more than ten
persons 20 assemble In the streets domicary visits 10
be made 10 discover dep0ts OF arms and individuals mol
belonging TO the city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

Toe steamer Cam5rio. Capt HARRisor ar
..sl on Saturday between @ and p o clock a. NJ.
-.n Liverpool whence she sailed on saturday.
ne 18th inst. bringing one week later intelh
,sscs and s7 passengers. among whom Is the re-
rned banker Baron A De Boths.n i'd
Toe great feature OF the news IS the capitula-
,ss Ct Vienna to the imperial troops under Prince
Tndischsratz An account of the siege S. VIII
!. iound IN our columns. The account IS mainly
.ksn from the Earopeqn Time, and the reader
sa make proper allowances for the anti BePub-
ran sentiments of that paper
twill be seen that the Italians have met with
pne slight success Ia sundry small conflicts with
20 Austuans
steadiel aud more confident tome begins TO
,,nade commercial circles business affairs have
aereiore been in a much more favorable position
.lnng the past week. Money IS more abundant
s,nit was The reduction made by the Direct
p, Of the Bank OF England OF the rat of discount
% per cent has operated beneiicIally.
The steamer Britaanto, from the United States
"a not arrived She was on her seventeenth day
ai and hourly expected.
~ W. are much indebted The rut.-f ai % Mes.f- Peter
sl, lore Cabin steward snt Thos Wood. Store Keeper o.
..,n.lp Gambia Tor copies Hmer Sais hproPaH Ino
- chez En sb papers from ehsh extract news
are indebted TOD " sulreus Express for 1nl papes
ir. Berori Co. r please accept thanks Tor cope, Of
s.app5 Illustrated saa oter European la- D., each steam
srf cell lion ff 30 4 House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
Liberation of state Prisoners.

n Pnvy Council, bed on SATURDAY me Lofd :
Justices directed that the following prisoners Tor Urea
sonable practices may be admitted 10 jail:
Eugene O'Reilly James kenna, John De Conrcey
Young. John Russell. James Russell, Patrick COrvan,
Jas o Donnen Laurence Gahsghan, Patrick Conway,
George Whelan Nicholas Na-le, Michael Donerty
Robert Cave Richard Dalton Edward Essn, John
Hickey Patrick Dunno Thorss Hennes'ey, Anthony
Organ Thos. Parker O'flanagan and kobt. Lsmokin
on Saturday morning an order was received At me
County Gaol. limerick for the discharge OF pr
Rrbayd Dalton of Tpperary one Of the political often
ders on finding bail himself IN 40, and two suretes
in 40 each. An order i also expected 70 ADMIT 70
bail Mr. Thomas MNemara solicitor, of hathkeale
and Mr. william Hartnett of Newcastle The other
political offenders remaining in custody Mr Richard
Oshaughnessy of Rathkcale grocer and Michae
D Neil stonemason.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
SPAIN
The OWL WI

Accounts have been received from Cayenne 70 tne
5,b OF November which state that all the spanish
ssr OF the Progresssta party have crossed ne iroa
tiers and entered spain By Navarro and Ar.son Csne
who was formerly political chief, commands the In
surxsrts who have entered Arsgon Gen. lrsrte "a 1t
the head Of those who entered Navarro.
On the other hand. learn that dispatch had ar
rived =, Bsyonne the 5tn signed oy Capt Gen VOC
lazarsry which states that n. Insurgents Of Cinco
Vslos and H1e.ca have been surprised BY the Queens
troops and that the whole have been taken prisoners
both oftcers and men with their and ammunition.
The dispatch 10 dated lat November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
BELGIUM.
Opening Of the Belgian Chamber.

The session Of the Legislative Chambers wss opened
AZ Brusses on the otn Instant without royal speech
81 Anspach the senior member, took the Chair The
Assembly proceeded once the formation OF their
bureau the retiring members were unanimously re
elected The bureau consequently Ia composed a. to
lows President NJ. Verhesgen. Vice Presidents. MN
Delfosse and Henri De Broucksre Secretaries Tknd'
De Nser Du Bus, Trsye, and De Lusemsns
The Minister Of Finance ascended the tribune, and
presented the Budgets Of l-49 In speech giving .
summary Of the financial state Of Belgium The eeono
mics made By the state amount % +,8OOOoOf.
The ordinary session Of the senate also opened
under the precedence Of n Zoude the senior Member
The retiring Members were reelected for the Bureau
with the exception Of Baron dc Wshs, who replaced
a. Secretary BY Baron de Roger.
dent expressed his thanks for this renewed MARI o.
confidence and the sitting then sdjourned
plcr EoR FokKIGN AxRkxTl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
GEk MANY
The austrian Question.

IN the sttng OF the German Parliament At Frankfort
on the 50 inst the motion Vt the Committee on Aus
tran Affairs wss carried 20 the following effect
The National Assembly resolves 10 call upon the
Imperial Majesty % take al possible csrel That the
Imperial Commisssres make point Of obtaining flll
confederation and recognition for the German central
rover In all qusrters-2i That everywhere IN Austria
they may sudeavor % protest the interests OF Germany
81 That they may exert the whole Of their influence
10 disengaze the complexities OF Austria IN peaceful
way and without blo0ishec a And that finally what
ever this den0asmenf may result in they msy take un-
der protection aud defend from every attack the rights
and liberties accorded TO the Austro Germsn rsces IN
the months 0f March and MAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
NEw-yOEE MONDAY UOESlSG. NovEuBER -, iSis.

come -auiiste for tie Prssiteucy n Tiers form
81 b answered 10
fither n. DILLON Barrett or A. Leon d. Nslcvllc
W. oppose " Armand Murssi. candidate for TIE
Presidency 0 the Assembly a. the election on the i2th
% the present month.
Toe quarrel between " Lsdru Rolin and N leon
Fauchcr has taken serious turn AID o Is thought that
tres must r-ht The seconds on both sides net this
morning but without coming g. sny smcsb.e arrange
meIL VI talcher. q spPcsrs, tsice addressed NJ
Lcdr hllru with the words RI -Css rCs H 1.fHf
40 r.t..nl D. -lfrart them.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
In.urrection Ia Genoa.

l,noa was on the .lth IN iu insuTrecuOn Inc Troops
were called out and ready H. act The arrest OF
oost.r Of pacsrds ID il affirmed the cause OF the
ai.turbauce The windows OF the gard house were
demolished with stones The civic guard in,eriered
and hred on the people The line assisted IN sing
the assemblages Rendezvous were tXed tor the even
M This IL an echo of the movement IN Tuscany
The French Government has granted supply ol
N nm rnus<sts 10 the Sandman Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

The Cholera b no longer restricted 70 kdinoef7h u
has broken out a. Portooello Musseloursn Daiksthi
Lssswade and Loanhead all small towns AMI villages
within ga miles OF Edinburgh and lyins u the east
and south east The disease has been peculiarly viru
leut IN Loauhead which e inland village, situated en-
an eninenee. and naturally IN healthy position out
= il. generally inhabited b golfers and others u the
poorer classes and Is most probably defective IN drain
s.e young man from Glasgow, who had been At
tendng unsra IN Loanheaf returned 70 me fof me5
s+far 4 short illness
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

The Psns correspondent Of the Lepsgs r.'aa writes
Friday evening 4th INST says
" } ls Bourse Vas rsther cain b. day The Five per
Cents rosc O. t5i Soc. bur Ultimately receied. and
closed A. trif.lg advance yesterday prices ST.
though % Vas generally believed inst the election OF
Prince Louis Napoleon - President ~ the Republic
certain
The Three per Cents closed on the FAIRS Bourse
yesterday Al i.L 5lc the Five per Cents Al &c. -5c
na saN nan A. f-f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
DENMARK.
RutnOFa.

The withdrawal OF Count Moltks as President from
the schleswig Holstein Commission would appear as II
tie Danes we're DESTROYS eoncedng sone,hins for the
sake Of peace with Germany sun they are asssn
bling large forces 5chleswig and making other pre-
pararons showing their determination 20 abide oy
their claim % The Duches Il said that Lord Palmer
ston has expressed favorable opinion on sne Dani'n
side Of the question but this 10 merely report
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
Apprehended 7 famine.

public meetn- OF the whole landed psoprietors
gentry Sc. Of the Westport Mon was held on the
"a inst 20 take INTO consider atom the truly aafmn-
state OF this district and 20 call upon Government as
they value toe lives Of her Majesty su5ecs 20 lo-e
10 time 10 de- isn. the most eliectual o meet
ius the terrible famine which already ~ our door
The M.rqui. Of sligo. the chief proprietor m the
Union presided
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

The following are the candidates IS isr 81 hitherto
known for the vacant seats in the National Assembly
iu TIE Chsrsntc infereure Narshs bu-esud and "
P.,let .n the Tarn the Able be Gcnoude and ~ For
est. m Corsica. N. + be Grsrdn. the Able Be Ten
dude snd Lucieu Bouayarto 10 The onne. MN Alex
andre Dumss Frederick Gallsrdet and Plusrd in Cal
vados " Gu.let Be- put forwari hlt without his own
consent The election is 90 take psce on the 9th Of
November
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

Commission ai bankruptcy Uas issued .a-t weeA
against SIR ulfy tie application % Ar, Dr.nan, r
solicitor % = .nfeldcd ~ apply o. The Lord Ctsnce
I0r o. dsvtl 1T IS b. the commission The application
will be- grounded ou an a-lilvii made by NJ Durv in
which b. ssvs ina; Mr. Dfinsu having waited upou llm
some tine snce AID stated O. would 1e serFces1-t
% him through the country. b. Terc considered that
ts vas t-r fsou-v cor rectef with fts fIfirr news
paper lie l1lr D--vI p.rml.tet ann o. assume t,c
Office of 80 t1r --t never lzsened inat De tnerc
1y mad rrr-alf respon-l1e o. Ar Drn-n. A. was 4
l6ged IS thar gentlemen Dr. Mr Duty j. able % make
good tHis case % Is probable tia. the commission Wi
b. Il L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
rre-Ihenfinl Mansion.

report prevails tlatii is TIE intention g. appropriate
the Palace u the Eysse Bourbon 10 the Fsa5ours -
Hluort now occupied BY the Committee oi the Pstri
ouc Gs io thc residence oi the President 90 the Re
public A. t1 the Palace of the Tuileres g $ % BE-
converted. DO said into sn immense gallery. Tor
permanent exhibition nd works 90 srf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
CENTRAL ITALY
Riot en- Rome.

The Imperial city ,f Rome 5 also ia state Of
ctement
The CoailzPcr1seo. u Rome Of the Hth ut an
n0uncss thst on the day before the Gtcto or Jcwry.
r,erscci with an attack by multitude sctustrd II
seems by private motives % vengeance some excuses
n.tfed bgt the speedy lrriva OF three osiis
IONS Of Civic Guards and the dragons restored
tranquility The Minister OF War had sent Quarter
master Raggsr 10 Venice % inquire into the state Of
the Roman volunteers there. ami provide tor their
oh NJ and other neccsssres his s 20 embark In the
steamer Roma which he sfterwsri % lesve At Venice
80 = 4isr.. - I'D that Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
ptsbtiosIn the Lake Country.

Advicss from Valllntely OF the 18th ult announce
that hve companies Of Austrians after having AMY
attempted 70 maintain themselves IN the valley against
the insurgents mad embarked IN the steamers Of the
AXE and retired With their wounded sitsf ns'ns sel
mr. - about thirty diaries On the 2ith another s1sr
had taken place between the Austrsns and the in'uf
cent. a. Pslazzago lBergam0l which ended 10 tn re-
freaf Of the Austrans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

Atsr-i t toll Lits. ela presented 1 e. ' w. I'd ni-
sh.. standing ia DO t.t 40 Cue Court h'.-. 'i-i ".
afU-l treason
sweet girl who gave Ia dangers hour,
TO liit my soul besuteOus Hover,
md by thy bright yet modest eye'
Checred me with soitest sympaihies
oh may thine eyes ne er shed tear
Oh may thine heart ne en- know Tear
Thus from his ireary solitude
Thus speaks prisoners gratitude .,,,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
lrr John O'ConneII

Has addressed through inc F-e1n1l 4 ons Letter o.
the Rspeacrs Of Glasgow. % would appear that this
body bad a1iress O. -1rl1r cation calling on
him % renew 1r revive toe Conc-aion nal. Tie siates
be r-a.ous Jug at..sln. f1 comply with their re7lest
FIRST because o. would AFFECT the .ate Of thc uniJrtu
u-te gentlemen n0w under tn roo oi me -sN second
d. 1ecsuse 10 would sxaspera'e tne Lnglsh mind
aalst Ireland and thirdly because tne misery Ut No
country from which BE- looks O. English dispositions f1f
relief would be- m the m.isi 20 t'ai evaporation WITH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
Latest News.

Accounts from Vienna Of the 4'h sac 'Ass Ss ,r
bsi sissoivsd itself only 60 members being present ia
the Csnit.l The head quarters OF WindsehgraN were
stl Al schonbrunn Jcllschich bad taken up ms qua
tsrs in the Palace OF ArchduEe Msximilisn hste. -
Nothing certain is yet known as 70 'ne nuin'0 -
ked on the side of The Viennese II IS SAID 70 Snou.
10 IS many as 1900. The amy hss also lo.i sre''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

Many candidates sre ln the field Tor 'hs vacant bi
sh0puc oi Down Connor. and promore but . u con
sdered likely q 40 the rtre vii be- 9-efed ~ he hev
Dr aileir who o i suprosef VII be succeeded in
the proy0stship of Trinity college Dublin By the Rev
DR. Pennington present Rerius Professor ot Divinity
Ia the same uulVersftv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27
New olIeGe..

Tne building 20 the new Colleges 10 Cora Belfast aud
Galway are procel ding aud there V not BE- the slight
est interruption the arrangements Notwithstanding
the recent rescript from Rome he Presidents ani
Vice Presidents have been appointed for consideraoe
time past but 1f hs professors OF other orcer-
ha.a .ar hon nh.-.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-27

bulletin issued by the Provisional Government Of
Venice on the 9Th ut that the Crosts mad been
defeated b. the Italians the former having 20 men
killed or wounded, and jO0 taken prisoners