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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-07-27
NEW STORE!
(WardeM BlOcl1,) No. Al Front 6

WORCESTER,
L VIE subscriber having recently opened New Store
i No "A Front Street with fresh stock OF
FAMILY GROCERIES,.
e now prepared 10 furnish the citizens with every article
for cash. -
All kinds Of TEAS, SUGARS, SPICES, MoLASSES,
Tc are oered at the very lowest price which can be al
erded ana viii be warranted to give sasacon or thu
goods may be returned.
BUTTER CHEESE and LARD, in large and small
packages constantly hand. Also,
BEEF, PORK, HAMS,
Mdckerel, Salmon, Goldfish and Herring by the single
pound or quantity, of excellent quality
FLOUR and MEAL, at market prices.
Drttd 1fpptes, Potatoes, Oranges, Lemons Paisins
Syrups KetcAps and Pickles, ard general assortment
OF goods usually obtained in such stores at The cheapet
Dosh prices. "T'''
Citizens and strangers invited examine the stock
and prices Goods delivered in all parts of the city free Of
expense, by j ANDREWS
NoINestor' march IL dwH "a Front st.
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Dye-House Removed,

THE subscriber has Removed his Dyelng
M Works to his New Shopt on CENTRAL STREET,
and only ten rods from Main Street goods
be lett Having rst-rate shop with every convenience
attached he feels confident in assuring the p
work shall be done WELL and at shorter notice. than
any other shop of the kind in this vcirity
Ladies' DRESSES and CLOAKS CoIored, as usual for
ONE DcLLAR Gentlemen's COATS and PANTS Colored
whole Articles for Mourning done in three days when
required.
CLEANSING.
Goats and Pants cleansed and pressed, days
ttce, ifdesed CARPETS, SHAwLs of all kinds and MIL
ITARY UNIFORMS cleansed and pressed and
look well goods Satisfaction guaranteed in all
gases, charge will be made.
~ Only Office an Worcester is on Contra
Street. HENRY B. ADAMS
Worcester, Aug. " 35ti
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p. r. HTTTcHTWSOM.
Providence IL Worcester Railroad,
PASSENGER NOTICE.

Sza SSSsA44SS SS5ass7sss5S Tsszss5 go
vi 5ksZ Us . sas = -ssJ 81 E=LS=gE7o
and after Wednesday, March 18th, l548 treins will
" run as follows:
THROUGH TRAINS
Leave Worcester at 80 Am. and 8 AS Pm.
Leave Providence at 7 Am. 3.I5 PM.
Morning and evening trains each way with the
Newport boats.
Morning and evening trains from Providence connect at
worcester with trains for Albany and Norwich
Tickets sold at Providence Albany and stations Of
Norwich and Worcester Railroad.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with Passenger Car attached leaves
Mercbandise Depot Green ST, Worcester at IL 80 AM
SPECIAL TRAINS
Leave Uxbridge for Providence al go A. e. O5 NJ
Leave Providence for Uxbridge at H. IS ANA 40 PM
The $40 AM train from Uxbridge will connect at Paw
tucket with train for Boston.
The $40 PM. train Tor Uxbrdge will connect at Paw.
tucket with train from Boston.
NO 20 class tickets sold for freight train or special train
Trains stop at Mlbury, WIlkinsonvie, Grafton Far.
huntsville Northbridge, Whitins, Uxbridge, MillvIle
Blackstone, Waterford, WoonsOcket Hamlet. Manvlle
Albion Ashton, Lonsdae, Valley Falls. Central Falls and
and Pawtucket ISAAC HINCKLEY suD,t
FREIGHT NOTICE Goods remaining at depot AZ
hours after they ready for delivery will be charged
age NO reght received aiier5P.M. II March IS
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nosIoN y MOkC EsTEK RAIL lOAD

$3.50 $500 "a 2 $3.50 7 IS -sEz1
Summer Arrangement commencing May L.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS.
Leaue Eyorcester at 81, Ct III 4. NJ 90 and p N.
The last on the arrival Of the New Haven Train.
The 81 NJ train will up east of birmingham
Passengers will leave MilibNry at st A M AMI 81
Pass eng ers will leave Host0n at A. NJ. and Al NJ.
The AZ train will not stop at Way Stations to take
up passengers
Lsare BOSTON at 7 4 AM 24, 4,5,S54P.M
The M train will stop only take up passengers al
Way Stations for Springfield or beyond, or TO take up
passengers for Worcester at Way stations Of Fra
1ninghaR.
The A. train iciH land one east Of Framinghrm
The N. train will not stop of birmingham except
to take up Western Railroad passengers Brighton
Thursday.
The M train is the New York Steamboat Train to
Norwich to run as heretofore, without stops, except
Framingh
Passengers for Mu6uy and HolliSon will take the AM
and M. trains. Passengers for the Norwich Railroad
will take the 8 Am. and q NJ trains.
n. b. The A M and p. trains take passengers at
Boston for New York, via New Haven.
Brookline Special Trains
Leave Brookline at 7, g, and NJ and 2, 81 &
Leave Boston at ~ 81 & 10 and l2a 2k Az Ct u
Newton Special Trains
cave Lower Falls at and 81 AM, q and 6 Pm.
Leave Boston at II AM, l24, 81, 81 anu Pm.
SdrsnUiHs Special Trains
Leave Saxolvie at Ct AM and 81 pm.
Leave Bosto at 81 and PM
Boston, May l, 1913. If WIN. PARKER, supt.
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Look at T'HaiS /!

- 'TNHE subscriber will sell his FARM situated (25
Es"IH minutes drive from Main ST., Woreester) on
sA the Barre Road, aiming about eighty acres-l
OF which is covered with Wood and Timber; has good
supply Of early and winter Fruit, in bearing stae well
fenced with stone wall. and good supply ofwaer per-
maps as can he found on any other OF equal size
Said estate will be sold together or divided as NAV best
suit For particulars please call on
Worcester, Dec 8. If BENJAMIN FLAGG.
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New England House,

No. III broadway, nearly opposite Wall Street
New York.
A~A 'E'HE above named house having Undergone mate
ET rial alterations and been fitted up in a superur
"SAs manner for Ladies and Gentlemen who may want
transient board, will hereafter afford desirable ac-
Sommodations to all who may desire quetness and agree
able society II is strictly temperance house and located
in the immediate vicinity OF business which makes il
pleasant for business The proprietor assures the
puolc ana MS former friends that every exertion will tie
used for their comfort and merit continuance of the pat
onage he has already received for which he very
full. NIB Price 81 25 per dav - e'oH
Aug. 3, 1886. SIf P WIGHT, Proprietor.
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Over the Providence and Worcester Rail Road
TRAIN.
Leave your orders and packages the American Hou
The northern tribune. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1847-1855, 1848-02-21
Election Notice.

vHHE meetings in the several Wards for election of
City officers, have been notified 20 he held at the
following places and the warrants have been posted
up at the several ward rooms
Yard Nc. will meet at the school house, near the
house OF Emerson Batchelder, OH Washington street.
Ward No. l. shall be bounded on the South and
West by West Bath on the Nerth by the centre of
Western Avenue and by the centre of High street to
the of South street and ny the centre thereof
no Kennehec River; on the East by said river
Ward No. will meet at the chamber in Engine
House No. g. Centre street, aud is bounded as fol.
lows:
Ward No II. shall be bounded on the South by the
centre of South street, the West by the centre of
washington street, on the North by the centre of Cen
ere street and by the centre of Front street to the
ire of Broad street, thence by said centre TO Kennebec
river; on the East by said river.
Yard No. will meet at the brick school house on
Centre street, and is bounded as follows:
Ward No. Ill. shall be bounded the South by the
North boundary OF Ward No. l. the Fast by the
centre of Washington Street, the North by the
ire of Centre street and the old Turnpike on the
West by West Bath
Ward Nc. 4, will meet at the common council room
in the city Hall building, and is bounded follows:
Ward No Nv, shall he bounded on the South by
the north boundary of Ward No. III, on the West by
the centre of Washington Street, on the North by the
centre Of North Street; on the East by Kennebec
Ward No. 5, will meet at the school house near the
old North Westinghouse, on high ST., and is bounded
as followss
Ward No. v, shall be bounded on the South by the
north boundary of Ward No. Ill, on the West by
West Bath, the North by the of the County
road leading to Brunswick to the centre Of Lincoln
Street, and Wy centre of said Lincon Street to the
Gentle of Green, and by centre of said Green Street
TO centre Of High Street, and by centre OF said High
Street to centre of Oak Street and by centre of said
Oak Street to centre of Washington Street the
East by centre of Washington Street.
Ward No. 6, will meet at the school house nearly
opposite VIM. d. Sewall's house, on Washington
street, and is bounded as follows:
Ward No. vi, shall be bounded on the South by the
northern boundary of Ward No. ~, and by the old
Brunswick road to the centre Of Whezgeag stream,
thence by said stream TO the Kennebec river on the
North and East by Kennebec river.
Ward No. 7, will meet at the old Academy,
North street, and is bounded as follows:
Ward No. W.T. shall contain and embrace all the
rest of said town not included within the limits of
any Of the preceding Wards.
RTThe warrants order the Ward meetings to be
opened at O'Clock, A. M, Monday March 6.
/. PUTNAM,
BATS 1s4 SEQ TO- Q. NOSES MOSES Ss's''"'''
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kennebec Leg Driving Company.

THE Members of the Kennebec Log Driving Com
pany, and all others interested hereby notified
Una. asIeeao'y 10 raw, u,e hnnuai MeeMng VI saio
diner, on Wednesday the first day Of March next at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon, for the following purposes,
viz :
To choose a Moderator.
To choose CleGk, TREASURER five directors, and
such other officers and agents for the year enshing
may be thought necessary.
To take such measures in regard to driving the
logs the coming season may be deemed expedient.
To act on any other business that may legally
come before tn meeting.
By order Of the Directors.
DANIEL NBTTTNG, Clerk.
Gardiner, Jan. 26, le4a. 3wi6
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ViOliaS and AccOrdeOnS.
q CASES of Violins and Accordeons, received at
= BOWLES'
Alex L. BOardman,

Has just returned fron. Boston with a large assert
meOt Of LADIES' DRY GOODS.
Brunswick, Feb. IL, 1s4s 3wl8
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THE subscriber has al hand and for sale Low fos
L Cash, good assortment Of Blank BeOks.
REUBEN SAWYER.
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Washington Ball.

TN CKETS for the Washington Ball at Cornthian
Hall, 22d inst are to be had at Il. Bowles', or
al the Auction Room of G. w. Holmes.
Gentlemen requested to procure their tickets be.
fore " taking their seats in the cars.
Per Order of the Managers.
Bath, Feb. IL, 1913. 4d9a
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Hemp and Canary Seed.

A FRESH lot of Bird Seed, received and for sale at
IA BOWLES'
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IRELAND.
The STATE pFt-OueI..

The wit 10 the OF William smith U brlsl G We
Queen IN error comes next week u IS said tnai hs
will be brought to Dublin IN rider 10 be present a. me
argument Of his case In the Court OF Queen Bench
Ne subjoln all the leading features OF the news
Thursday being the day appointed Tor the assl
of error by Mr. John Martin late proprietor OF tns ~
Eilgs newspaper he wss brought up IN custody and
CONDUCTED to seat si the uayersers bar.
Mr. Martin looked cheerful, but hls person has Dc
,e much sttenusied since he appeared IL the doeA
In Oreensi On the occasion Of his tia ~ ausl' asl
The nm Court set At llt o'clock Lord Dover oceu-
MED seat on the bench 10 The ngnt u Judge
Champion. ,.s. 49,, d, s..,-s
Tbe Attorney General rose and said that IN Aecofa
~ with the kn5sas cCrpas issued y their lofdsnlP-
the prisoner. John Martin whom nc Va-'eN -f0- "
sligo error was then IN Court -s.,
NJ Martin then handed In hls VIII sccorolh-y
The Attorney. General desired 70 see the WIZ zsssu
Cd BIZ the prisoner and having read u ins I.l. ~.
80 III, ysntsmsn called upon the Cr0wn'S 0lciioI u
nro5ucs The rsioinder and having received !, ION
Mr Kernmls he handed Il up 10 the Court .Aou-a.s
the 18Th was then appointed Tor the hearing 81 co1H
IN support Of the error assigned oy tue P..se .. ~
DIGESTION Was then raised as 70 the expenses ~ ~
incurred which the Clerk OF the Crown stateo sno--
b. bone partly BY the Crown and partly By the PRISON
NJ Holmes. Mr Butt and Sr Colman OLoshieh con
,en3inv that the Crown should bear the expense oi
opcrinr the books snd referred 10 the case 81 gonn
Mitchell Mr. OConnell aud others, IN support ~ N0''
argument ,.,s4.ih 49,
The Chief Justice said the Court would be guided ~
precedent and the arsunent beng enIeiea 80
Monday they would decide BY whom the costs 'AO-'-
be borne. -.
The prisoner was then removed in custody ana re
conducted to the Richmond Brieweh, on the Sou'n
Mr.. Eugene oRsly, son Of highly re'pse''S''
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miscellaneous.

To the M0st,u- % the ith 81 announcement vas
made Of tn dismissal or removal of eight projects
anon. whom is NJ Cszayan, the project % Toulouse,
who attended the celebrated red banquet u which
tn cry 81 F- '1 li'ottt rs- received with accls
nation
The Rtfo-Hs OF the 9TH, meuuons without reserve
that the house OF h0thschd Is winding up AFFAIRS.
% this eject has been circulation Tor some
days previously
The 18th legion OF the Natioua Guard which was dis
banded after the iu-urrec0n Of June, - o. be recrsan
ICED By order Of the Mayor Of the Arrondissement
the elections of the officers aud non commissioned
officers % take place the 18th 9Th and 9TH Of
November
Thirty members voted against the Constitution six
teen Of them belonging % the Mountain party
4 Socialist banquet held ~ N.smes on the 9th
ultimO 800 persons attended On returning into the
the party many Of whom the bonnet rouge
attempted % make parade with their banners and
shouted Nive Bsrbes Nige Raspsil and Ntve
Ledru Rollin They were summoned 70 disperse
and return quietly 20 their homes They resisted, and
conflict ensued The gendsrnes and the troops seized
Of the days tore them In pieces and threw them
into the canal OF the FOutaine
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The Die, -DI.arming of the People

The Ze'tng HALE under date Of Vienna % INST
saws The Diet has as YOU know been profosucd by
the Emperor Tor fifteen days The Herman Deputies
wished 10 assemble but Prince Windischgrtit de
rared that the members present Vienna formed only
portion of the Diet and that the only legal pla.e oi
meeting was that of kromsier, which had been nNeo
by his Majesty The Deputies however continued 70
hold a sitting Prince feliS Schwarzenoerg surround
ed the place of sitting closed the doors ana occupied
an the outlets The Diet therefore held secret ct
ting ,x.
The Ministry IS composed as follows Wessenbers
President without portfolio Prince ~chwaf1thotIi +.
Foreign Affairs Bach Home Department, buchner,
War Hciert Public Instruction Bruck commerce
The city gates are closed and every commune 'hon
Is cut OH
The Prussiau SGais .fn.eg0 OF the 9th states that
the City OF Vienna IS most vigorously guarded Moser
President OF the Academic Legion, and an adJutaat oi
Messensauser. had been taken into custody
The Diet held meeting on the ost OF Oetooeti anu
although the number of the members, ~, was moi
deemed A quorum they adopted an address to the Ln
peror protesting against the Adjournment OF the blol
I'm the ,th of November and its removal 70 htthsiei
With respect to the reported punderng oi the clS We
have learnt on good authority that several house, "eie
hfed on by the soldiers during the stofmng oil the '
which could not possibly be avoided individual s0i
diers however who forced their way into awelus' ~
order to plumber them, have according 70 'ns h'u''
pr. yiousiv given been punished with death
Accounts of the ID and subsequently STAKE tha lnt
dssrmng was carried CA without larthei hIei -P''oi
and that an conaict had ceased The Imperial troops
are trauoui masters OF the whole city Private letter
state thai the capital In as quiet state a. eou'o
be- cNpected after the late scenes witnessed tneiv
several houses have been plundered by the solalety i
ssid that IN most instances II was lnposslov 10 Po
vent them as the aggression generally oAine iio' us
hopses which were forcbly entered and - na'urai
ronseoucnce robbed OF their contents. Wherever
houses were entered for the mere purpose o. puh'si
II q stated that the culpTits were immediately shoI
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arouittaI of 1Ir. Williams.

The acquitta Of Mr. Williams yesterday. is emphst
caly the triumph ot lsW aud the Constitution IL u
not victory 0rr the lsw-it IL the tory ~ the laW
and as hail Il evidence % the return % IA
sounder and more healthy state OF society % enc n
which personal liberty property and life Will De once
again under the protection at the nxed rulez Of justice
and not ~ the discretion ~ faction OF prejudice or %
caprice.
The underlngs Of the Wing Minister will no doubt
endeav0r % represent the acquittal Of Nj Wians IS
the triumph OF felony Be tso. An investigating
public viii look TO the facts of the they stood IN
evidence before the Courtthey will look % the law a.
il stands upon the statute bookihey will read The case
made by the prosecutor and the clear and conclusive
argument Of the able advocate for the prisoner snd
applaud the discriminating verdict Of the honest and
high minded jurors as not only just IN itself and in
accordance a. well with the evidence with the law,
but A. emnenty calculated h restore public conn
dencc and 10 give stability 10 institutions under which
even In ordinary times the weakest subject does not
fail to hud protection.
The special finding Of the Jury 60 Just snd 50 dis
crminatng cannot ial. 90 produce a most saiutary
effect The Court thought proper not TO receive thar
fudnr ia such precise accordance with fhc facts and
with the law-"GuIty o. bang The putlistCr. bf nor
gatg of che eaf 20 fep0se ne QaecH Or % ttg rdr
and TunEE times RENTED the Jury "a heir box
THREE times however. did these noble defenders OF
constitutional liberty and of the ssty u the law re-
turn q Court with the verdict u the seifsaine
words but the Court being persisted IN not receiving
special verdict the Jury. on retiring the fourth um
declared the prisoner NOT GUILTY
dublin Freeman's Journal. Nov. g.
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FRANCE
nnl0a

An important meeting OF the Club OF the hue ie foic
Ter. took place On the ith inst with respect 70 the
election OF the President u the hePl9le ana tns r.
nj. vas thar bv srge majority. the Club determined
that twould put forward any sPe.al ~
would allow the members o. vote as tnry cnos- LES
re.olution 4 extremely favorable - LOUIS napoleon
tor the effect Il Il that both Narsnal blseald ana
C.s-si hansa-uier one or the other u whom was -
hsve Zen brought ard on the Legitmis and Mon
srchist interests have abandoned the contest
Reuorts are afost thst Prince Lous y plePailns
ans.,o 70 be addressed the French people Tor the
- ~ s.iu more es-ctusly conci4larng their cup
pori IL u said that IN this declaIaton Dc VI eu
i.sriv a.caiui al preiensons 70 AZ Imperial restofs
80, and vii make clear and explicit declaration Of
reuubcauisn Il farther ssd inAi &c VI! concilA,e
~ iberzl party By an svOws OF sentiments sForso4e
10 he re.uscitsfon Of Poland and TIE independence Of
Italy. -, ...s,., ,i,
N.non tbst be acted as special constable IN London
suring me Chsrtsi agitation copy Of tne constable
-, ,.Lr from the police registry o. - lainess
nd -. been procured and = receiving general
-,rror bas been circulated that NJ Lueien Murai,
netnber u the Assembly, and cousin OF tns pouA
intends % propose decree " q e-'Hs"! = -.
rirde Gen Csvs!.nsc from the fresaeney' on tle
- -, 49, rantita.eshiy would oe ~ Fsrislee
itb he .urit Of that article OF the Constitution "en
s.s1s.f a President from immediate Election Ger
c,si-1sc baip. regarded virtual President A. pre-
sent - 4.-, ., sst-ss.
u,nis es,o 70 the people Of fIanee ,-...,-,
A .rhisrn has broken ogi % tne ,4lp ~ ~. - -
n - .nb.rt of the selection Of candidate Tor the
~ - rna majority Is In favor q Gen C-FHs
- - rniporitv IN favor Of NJ de Lsmartine
s.-,a,son Of the National Guards Of Psris v Ateo
- a, f-i--. an me .th and IN the name Of that oody
rsog..tes 70 nov whether be wosld consent 70 %
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SCOTLAND.

The Charust trials fxcd for Tuesday were postponed
tl Thursday last The Judges on the Bench we're th'
ord Justice Clerk Lord Medwyu and Lord Mac sentie
The Court was crowded 10 excess and the greatest ~
terest was manifested By those present Inc proceed
in-s having mmenced by James Cumming oeins
placed 1t the bar he counsel raised an oorction "ncn
bss been deemed OF such importance 10 be- aid BE-
fore the whole Bench ol Judges who are 70 assemble
ON Thursday 70 hear the pleadings and decide upon
them The general import OF the objection u 'hat
hie the major proposition of the Indictment charges
the prisoner Cumming with contfayenton OF the Gov
eminent Security bill sedron aud conspiracy the facts
set forth IN the proposition amount T. the crime
OF high treason 49,
The able bodied unemployed who have spilled ior
relief in Glasgow are Ia the city parish jO3 IN the bar
ony 300 IN the other parishes the numbers are un
known In Glasgow and a.so IN LdinbuTsn. the iinini
grafton Of Irish psupers sul continues, and ia many
cases II alleged hzi their passage Is pad oy lfsn
.nrIufl-n
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,IisceliRDe Gus.

The yaffoacl sarolsn Of the 81 states that rumor
va. current al Turn that nght had taken place near
Piscsnka between the Piecmontese and AusTians-
Gen Pegs sad . have driven back the Ausnans a.
Tar as Psdua, and taken eight cannon
The Lncca Gazette Of the 81 Ut quotes tsezraPhe
dispatch from Leshorn announcing that courier nad
sr,ved In that town 70 Gen Gari5sdi informing him
that An instruction had broken out In Lomoardy uSn
GAri5aldi was preparing to march win MS oana nine
dA,ely for Parma - ,,,.-.,.
veccha that sedron had broken out OF the 9th Ill
among the galley slaves who had found means 70 pro
cure arms Gen Z1cchi queled the disturbance VII
detachment Of chasseurs, who were ooAseo ~ nv
three times upon the Insurgents
ha sandman minister has declared In the Chamber
Of Deputies Of Turn, the % inst that the hlns oi
sardinia would accept Of no other tn-n the Ahs.o-
French mediation .,. -.
xb.,.pdnz the entrance Of the Ausrisns a, CnisVsn
ns tne Instruction extends IN Lomosrdy Co.onel
Au.ce as. taken tie steamer On the Lsso Assgiore
30 Of his men drove the A1strans ron Lue.no 20 .e
IA, and part Of that force then proceeded 20 Como
The sandman feet had cast sncnor before venice 10
The roads OF Pelzrosso. correspondence tooz Pscs
iusrssdistsly between Rear Admiral AlolH anu we
Austrian admiral Letters from Asss.uaIls 'a'e :.
tn Duke u savoy intends shortly % transport MS
hsad quarters into the duchy Of PIseenLe
The Vsnioe Ga-ene Of the I'd contains Decree o.
the Provisional Government, iusitIiins hlhz -rla.
LEGION composed q all the hungarian sololefs snn
i.i1en. nov within Venice Tney are % wear hunza
-isn uniform The preamble Of the Decree assigns -
ressop for tns measure that Italy and hungary
-, -, r,sks common cause as they have botn the
80, of obtsiainz national Independence.
rne sarue paper announces the rozt Of 20 AustrA AZ
rom tn fortof the Cssino and the c.ptare Of three
-ieces Of cannon with considerable ammunition AMI
TTrovi.lous. The AasrAns were pursued until they
eter, from Cizsno Of the 3lst ult say that twc
D-puties Of the Vateline who have passed through
here say that ell the military points are occupied and
tbss tie Austrisns hsT. slrssdy losy 100 mad.
prisoners.