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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-02
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ToPLANTERs, EN- sMEERs and MECHANICS.
FNHE Subscriber, Agent for the Manufacturer has in
IN store s1d = constantly .eeeying large supply Of
at Norhem prices The following comprise part Of the
R0bgg6j STEAM BlBBs-k, q, * al IL, ID "a,
- rs land 80 inch;
RR 0{lSl Il s II Ne sT ops 70 3, inch
ssESS Il cocss -a,.ossap pa el 6 men
hose c6 56R[f sL a.. Sc siDDs
COPPER PIPEin lengths q 10 to is feet from inch in
the bore upwards.
Persons engaged in putting up Machinery and purchasers
generally are invited to examine the above articles.
SAMUEL LOCKE, Nos. and Front Levee,
on Between Bienville and Customhouse Streets
REMOVAL.
L Of HARDWARE. IRON, Sc sc, S-l,S
from Nos. 70 New Levee and 81 and 90
Nos. So and 81 C54HP Street 1" opposite
receiving by arrivals from Foreign and Domestic Manuiac
ture full supplies OF every description OF GOODS in their
on accommodating terms. Country Merchants, Planters
Mechanics and purchasers generally requested to call
portion of their stock on hand and afloat, viz:
800 tons English BAR IRON, round square and fiat;
80 do. Pennsylvania :. :. :.
10 10 DO 1s~ DO. Boiler Iron
10 90. Pennsylvania do;
300 do. Sheet Iron, 10 to 26;
S0 do Hoop Iron to 4, INCH 9sl o,l.-.,.
a.
100 plates Tennessee Plough Iron;
500 Tennessee Ploug i-share Moulds;
800 boxes TIN PLATE. Point Pool
30, 900 lbs BRAZIERS' COPPER, 10 to 100 ID shests
5000 lbs. Block Tin SpeteI Zine Sc;
10000 lbs. Cast, German, Shear and Blister STEEL:
ANYILS, VICES, SMITHS, BEL
-. LOWS ,Sledge and Hand HAMMERS
I STOCKS ana Pisss. Screw Piaes, Fire lions
Files and Rasps, American and English LOCKS of every
Sliding door Furniture; Hooks and Plate Hinges
Butt and Parliament Hinges; Woodsorews 60.
S 5 3na EaeneE OF eEe dssenphon and paemS
Brass and Block Tin Cocks and Faueets
Hand, Panel, Brass and Iron back SAWS;
Crosscut, Mill Pit and Circular Saws;
Scythes and Scythe Sneaths;
ShOves and Spades, Games, Woods Y BoGLand,s);
Crown, Louisiana, Carolina and Clubbing HOES;
Ok, Fifth, Breast, Log, Halter and Coil CHAINS;
Gun Locks and Gun and Pistol Flnts;
Single and Doub baneled GUNS and RIFLES;
Curry Combs, English and Americana
Plated and Brass StiTrups Bits Buckles, etc;
Horse and Mule Colar; Hall & Kings PLOUGHS;
Hames, Cart SADDLES and BRIDLES
Combs; Paper; Pens; Shoe Thread;
and Shoe BRUSHES;
TIEWARE, a full assortment;
Iron,handle Knives and and Forks, and Knives only
SCisToRS and RAZQRsi Table is Cutlery great variety
Carpenters and Coopers PLANES and TOOLS of every
Cotton, Wool and Horse CARDS
9o9 coil Manila ROPE, from 6-thread to 7-inch;
100 do. TaHed do. do. do. do;
30 do Marine and Housne;
0AKUM, TAR, PITCH and ROSIN
Sperm, Whale Lard and LiDseed OILS;
Spirits Turpentine and Varnish;
20, lbs. Pure Atlantic WHITE LEAD;
10000 BIS. Brooklyn Nos / and White Lead
200 kegs Black Red and Yellow PAINT;
1000 lbs Chrome and Paris Green; 500 lbs. Vedigns;
Is tons CASTINGS, assorted
1900 French Pots, assorted, l to 50 pnts;
MILL and GRINDSFONES Sheet, Bar and Pig LEAD,
Lead Pipe and variety Of other articles too
mention. Oct2 If
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General Agent Of any District, this can he secured
3 Families shouh club tOgetief and get an mmasi,.
supply Of the medicines.
g. Emgrant societies, and other philanthropo boi-
should furnish them to the needy. -
EDWARD BARTON. ssems,,
Office of the (7raefeaBerg Company
No. 50 Broadway, New York, March, 1913.
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SCROFULA CURED.


This certificate concusively proves this arapaa hs,
perfect control the obstinate disease of lie Bood
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented
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ET PRfTATE LESSONS ONLY ~
t. ! GOMEZ, Editor of La Patria. viii devote few
1ouIs aurlng ne day to give instructions the Span
tsh aagad8e. MI - has adopted and easy method
by which scholar can learn read speak and translate The
Spanish Language In two or three months
For Terms, &c apply to Mr.. Gomez Al his office No a
Txgha9ge Alley near Cont street at the Bookstores Of
J. T. Steel. "A Camp ST. Thos L. White So Canal St. and
J. y Morgan, IL Exchange Place, adjoining me Postofce
u II required. Mr.. e. v7h give lessons ~ pioht
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rHoMAsroN LIME.


1000 CASKS THoAfAsToS MEADOW ROCK
1Y IS LlSSoa S S sfRo ii fhS CO. las Common st
TT7HE WESTERN PII.oT---A complete guide to travel
@ g91 Soh BY S 3. Ono minute and SS Ss
Y "p on 's S sisiss' EDp SALE e. CO. 81 Charles
CHRON OAIETERS.
> TWO DAY CHRONoMETEks splendid lnStTu,
. ments made By Thomas Hewitt LvetPe2 lor f sale by
Ia07 ~ hatwasn Gustomhonse and Bienvie street
IJIBr. w WORFHINGg ON, General .dgent ard
IA Collector Rodney, Jefferson county Mississippi %lh
aten pUnctuny to the objection OF Notes Drais, 40
soanis &e in this and heyuthem part o Claiborne county
t asS EfRa odps sLoqg MIS- John Gooan
Richerd Beck. r. u. & g. NJ. Bayly, New Orleans; w
Gine,unat jus Hand iliadelphia: j. G James Lexing.
on Thos. Fresnd, Cleibome county, Miss. ap9
DISSOLUTION.
THHE COPARTN ER5HIP heretofore existing between
ness IS THIS DAY dissolved BY mutual consent
BUSINESS u '''s nH' J. a. B6SNEVAL
eST- The subscriber will continue the AUCTION AND
GoMMssI9N business and viii act as General BIokeI Tor
property consigned to b. :. $1,000, .-,,
New Orleans. Aus5 Ii 8a soNNhNAh % 0''"f aa 81
A v. AINSWORFIi, Marine and Commercial yVOtary,
"A. No, 80 CAMP street, holding Commissions from the
YoBh, Missouri, LLLrNOIs INDIANA, TENNESSEE, PENN
SYLvAEIA RHODE isIAEP VERToST wHAmFsaIRE
CAROLINA, GEoReIA NEwJERsEY, OHIO, MICHIGAN,
ARKANSAS. VIRGINIA, A1ASSACHHsEr MARYLAND and
CoNEECT1cUr prepared to take dispositions, and execute
and ec all kinds Of ega TO be used oLEecoTded
ia sal States. and the Territory of WISCONSIN The usual
pronptitude al his Office is continued in all N0tara bust
aess. mh5
FUMPs AND 1ATHING APPARATUS SO.
EuUN Mecca RTY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street 4
y New OheaBs, has just received and large SSss
ment Of brass Cocks, various sizes Force and
Liii Jumps; Beer Pumps, &c. &e Cooking Ranges 1E4
Bathng Tubs aud Shower Baths. Also laying and repair
Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work Of description. Ship
anu Steamboat work promptly put and repaired. All
des promptly attended to-
Eg Charge moderate. mh24 1y
VINEG AR ESTABLISHMENT.
TIVE UndeSgne is constantly manufacturing and has
'OT sale ysTys IperiOr article of kEGAR, sEEs.
which he will guar nice to improve by age and tNSS
Will leiver it. free of charges, in any part of 81
the city Laaye at the following reduced Ez4zs1
to suit tie tines viz Butts so gallons a. Barek, 30
gallons, 81 % Baels 40 gallons cents p gallon. A ibe
discount m.de t. wholesale customers
" line lropDed in the POstofhee will be punctaaly
attended to. lap29 til JOHN H. WEBB.
Corner Common aId Maais sts opposite Charity Hospital
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sous or rEMPERAN.oH.
Temples of Honor.

p1 EDGE without reserve solsmny pledge my honor
-. fof will neither make buy, sell as beverage
snirituous or Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider.
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Temples of HONOR.
GRAND TEMPLE OF HONOR OF The STATE OF #S3.zH#
ttooggssSbahi W +; VIM. d BnHdase. q W SSS
r; o. N. Wozeneratt, G w Treasurer; Rev. 4; -
s. Barry. 6 w G; d. r Weymouth P VT.
FIgE DEeREE TEMPLE, No. l-Meets ......; At TEN.
BE Hall q gana q n tgesrTS 81 MoTsR 1s "
Heart w RI; Erastos Wells w . Treasurer VIM. II.
RpPdesu w p U A. q ~ Pprisr u; W. j. Ahsrn
LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. MEETS az |.
D. o. +. Hail. Jackson street, Lafayette Saturday
evening, at halipast z ocioek Ot5eers- y Reed, w z
Fea3 31en VAR; A. c. RedieR, W Thomas FrS,
w t VIM. Tintamsnn, w U j. Babcock w ID U Jas
MCGOWAN. w g John G. Wilson, w 5.
OCEAN TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 2-Meets every other
Tuesday al Unity Hall Sd Mqpicipality 06Tcerg-Chas
seq + Hfs 1os = sheTw99 oos1 H
r. HiIburg. W .; J. Baird, W,D 2; VIM. How, w G; Z,
Grundy, w S; IL Lugenbuhl, Chaplain.
ORLEANS TEs sPIIE or Ho S9F, No. 3-Meets al the
other Tuesday evening at ~ o'clock 01fcerS-Th0s b.
W r: Avery Barlow, w r; ]. s. Rodfek. w r.; II
Wells, w T J. Taylor, w u; A. Hero, w d U; J. w.
MeCraeken, w G; J. Addison w S; w. J. Ahern, Past
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF Honor, No 4-Meets semi
Aonthy every alternate Monday evening, at Temple Hall,
$50 Canal street. ObIcerS-james Garland w & T. Thos
Van Wyck Wv T; Ii. G. Blnn, w r A. s. Foster, w
a R. James Demarest, w IT. Joel D. French, w + r.; R.
BaumgaTtner, w u; Horace 6. L0Ting w u; Ed. A. f.
Mitchell w G; A. a. Eldhdge, w s; w. Il. Brundage.
Fount Division No. 20 TchOUptouas street. Officers
81 fay w r. q D. R Gns5S FWSrSuiR2n a. Hall 3Pf'
R; Hamlet an DAVIS, ~ n W ii Toy w Jos Bspsq9
Rondesu P w CT
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE or HoxoR, No. 6.-shreveport, La.
.PROvnENoE TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No; Located at Pro
VssnfS ~ T. ofK Kent Redyf B w T. =
NIB VI t Is WI n + LarGhe IA John E
WIG: r A Barley. vi IS
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, April rs, 1871;
DR. ToloRseRd-l verify believe that your Safsapara
has been the MEANS through Providence Of saving life
have for several years had bad cough II became worse
and worse AT last raised large Gu antilles of blood, had
night sweas and was greatly debiated and reduced and
did not expect tOlive have only used Sasapara
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me- able to walk all the city. raise no
blood and my cough has left You can well imagine
thai am these results Your OBJ DIT servant
WIN. RUSSELL. % Catherine St.
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DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS
FNHE undersigned offers his services as agent for the
sentaton and adjustment with the State Of Texas of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the lata Republic
Of texas. Those wishing TO engage his services can do
0y calling on or addressing him No 81 POydras sfreet
Nelo Orleans. MEMUCAN HUNT, OF Texas
- Reterto: g; a. Jacobs. g. Burke Alc6e abranche
D . frentlSS- and Bale Peyton. Es0Ts. aI9tf
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-11-02

THE subscribers Agents Tor the weil.known mandatory
a OF WILLOW CHIBDs Co, Philadelphia, have now
andlng and extensive assortment Of every de-
senrpuon Of Wheelwnghts' work as follows:
the tread. -
9 pam extra heavy Dray Wheels 4x1 inches on tread;
10 Qx and Horse Wagons with ami without bodies van
rus sizes. 800 49, $1,000 49,
On tread. - $40 - ~
- Carts. ghl and heavy;
iee w heeihar0Ws. with shifting sides.
90 Cana BanoWs
The above stock vii be increased By every arrival from,
Philadelphia which viii enable them 10 offer 10 Panfers and
Merchants, this larger and more complete ascot
men OF these articles than has heretofore been offered II
this market Prices viii be reasonable terms liberal and Iii
articles fully gUaFantied
EMERSON, TOURNE & Co,
isl lbS TehoRpitsulst ct.
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WAsHINeToN FOUNTAIN No. Meets every Saturday
evening at "a OclOek. in Chrysta Fount Hail. No 222
pebouPt9S on St o8ieers-T 9 Heart B; O. ] Fgfe
Z 3: r. W Perry A P D ; R II. Bachman s d. Muir
W; - . w; VIM. E. Deacon. P ? B.
ORLEANS FOUNTAIN No. 2-Reets every Thursday even
ing a. haipast clock at Pelican Division Hail corner of
8. Charles and Common streets. QtFcersJ Hill i b.
r. Morgan. 7. b.; C. RondeHu. A p B.: w v Pbens = !.
B. l.. Brakeman A. s.; ?. Haloran G.; w A Thomns,on
A. G.; j J. Labatt, W.; q. r. Van Benthuysen' O w
D. w. Young, P. p b. - 49,
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Cosmetics, Chalk and variety of preparations generally
in use when applied to the face spos of its beau
y They close the Of the skin and check the circna
ton which, when nature not thwarted by disease pow
der the skin named by the akaes used soaps beau
fes its production in the human face Divine as well
in the garden of rich and decaey tinted and vaegated
flowers. free active and healthy circulation of the fluids
or the eoursing OF the pure. rich blood to the exeme
that which paints the coHntenance the exquisite
beauty 1t that which mparts the indescnbabe shades
and flashes OF l0Yelnes that all admire, but can de-
scribe. This beauty is the offspring Of Rdtureno oil DOa1der
II there not free and healthy circulation there
no beauty If the lady fair driven snow ii she paint
and cosmetics and the blood thick cold and impure
she is not beautiful If she be brown yellow and there
and active blood it gives rich bloom the cheeks and
bnlancy to their eyes that is fascinating.
This why thesoutheR and especially the Spanish ladies'
much admired Ladies the north who take buttte
exercise confined in close have spoiled their
complexion by the application Of deeteTOus mixtures if they
wish to regain elasticity Of STEP buoyaut spirits sparkling
eyes and beautiful compexiOns they Should use Dr. Town
sends Sarapana Thousands who bave used IT, are more
ouTcfiicedaiIy.
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

Below is an account OF another child saved Dr. Town
sends Sanapana has saved the lives Of thousands CT chill
dFen. The following two selected from great
number received this wesk.
NEW YORK, April l. 18z7.
DR.. YoloHseRd-Dear Sir: One of my children very
sck with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility, 1t dying obtained some of your
excellent medicine and it cured directly for which assure
you feel very grateful Your respectfully
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DssbFOEaea st.
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RHEIIMATISM

This ID only one of more than four thousand cases
Rheumatism that DR.. TOwnsend's SaHapnnlla has CURED
The severe and chronic weekly eadicated 81
its extraordinary virtues.
James Cummings ESQ., one of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Blackwes Isand is the gentleman spoken
in the following letter:
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TEuToEIA DIVISION, German No. Ofcers-A Bru-
enn, Up. L. A. Frech, w A; s. Schmidt r S. @ bort
mund, AR s.; A. Reach. T.; p. Schuser 81 A Ritter
vi J. Seinbaeh A,C.; J. T. Jurdon, LIS; H. WTede O. s
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THE GRAEFENBERG COMPANIES orTRE
- FOR DYSENTERY, &c,
he success which has attended this Medicine renders If
an imperative duty incumbent uDon the propeors Ia
make II known To- and APPRECIATED by the public that ne
GkAEF ENBERG DYSENTEBY SYRUP is Of immr-
EMERY Darrh9a etc. and giving immediate relief to he
patient. The may be said of their
CHiLDRENfS PANACEA for Sumner cornplaints stn
sARSAPARILbA COMPOUND; 1888
HEALTH BITTERS-n papers;
VEGETABLE PILLS:
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS.
EYE LOTION.
And for every description Of inflammation. Bruises Buns
and Sealds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OINTMENTis
a sovereign remedy.
An Of The above may be found at WELD & CO. IS Depot
Of Cheap Literature. No. u Camp street as
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FITaI FITsI.EITsi

Dr. Townsend having tested his 5araRpsra in
of Fits of recommended it. and surprised
to reoeve the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WestchssteF county
FoRDHAM August Is, 1877
DR.. T0lonssad-OesT Sir have little gr ssEea yeaz
Of age who has been several yean afflicted with Fits
ted almost everything for her but without
although could find recommendation in cfeuan
FOR like hers, thought she in very defeats
health, would give her Of your 5zapara, and
glad did for not only restored her g bat Ea
has had Of the F8 great pleasure and
DTss. She fast becoming ragged and hearty for which
ne feel grateful. Your, respectfully
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The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Company aos
Sst of Series prominently adapted to the diseases of %
they respectively recommended. Great dsrepute has n
tached TO the Patent Medicine business By persons ela
lUersdt powers for single given medicine. Il not on
idle but mpudent TO aunt such doctrine in the face m
intelligent community 1t is contrary to the very st prn
Mes of sense.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
Hurricane In Prussia.

A tempest occurred at Bromberg on the 18th June,
the phenomena and effects OF which were remarkable
Masses % electrical ire like broad sheets clouds
of harne encircled the steeples towers and chmnies
now blazing with lurid spendor-now giving way TO
total darkness and then reappearng with brighter ef
tulgence. SO loud the rolling and bursting OF the
thunder. overwhelming the rushing force Of the
wind like the rafting OF cataracts the Kissing down
fall of the rain that could neither hear the
terrible effects of this awful phenomena untli pleased
Providence TO command end. Then fearful sight
met our eyes. II created surprise that, with such
hurricane whole roofs ofbuildngs should be wrenched
from their places chimneys hurled down. and hundreds
of windows torn from their fastenings this was al
most natural but great was our surprise and grief to
discover that the nObest ornaments of our city two
lofty with their cupolas, were literally hurled
from their foundations and buried deep In the earth
No one knew of this misfortune for loud as must have
been the crash of the falling towers, the noise was
overcome by the uproar OF the elements and the deaf
enng echoes OF the incessant thunder Brom5erg has
the appearance of place shattered by an earthquake
but God be praised lives lost and although the
surrounding crops are PROSTATE, they may recover"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
Revolt Of the CarIists.

We learn BY intelligence from Bsyonne that the Car
list General Flo had entered Spain with Arroyos and
Sopelsus for the purpose Of efecting rising In Ma
varre Elio is man of so much circumspecton and
good character that every Of his 10 Of importance
and enterprise with him At its head Is evidently one
OF great moment.
Ii appears, by Bsyonne letters Of the let inst that
Gupuzcoa has pronounced In favor OF the Carsts snd
risings expected in Alsvs and Biscay. Cabrera
has also entered Spain and Joined the bands OF Boquics
and Gomez Armed bands are appearing everywhere.
Flo is slready nj the head OF 400 in Navarro.
ONcia sivces have been received at Nich tina, the
2th inst body OF 500 insurgents had taken possession
of the town of Rpoll, and some spprehensions were
entertained at Nch for the safety Of the columns OF the
Queens troops in garrison there. and which had
marched out 10 reconnotre the evening before Ripo
contains 1900 Inhabitants and is situated on the river
Ter. A band of Montrmolinists have also seized on
the town of Molet containing population OF 200 inhs
bitants and situated a II miles distance from BARGE
Iona and 10 from Matsro. and carried on the members
of the municipality which had refused to pay the
tribute demanded. They aso seized ON all the horses
in the place.
Ten thousand men had aretdy been dispatched
from Nttors to arrest the prog ess OF the revolt On
the intelligence of the troubles reaching San Sebastian
the General commanding the troops there Immediately
az the head ~ three batRions TO the disturbed
districts Other dctachmcnts Of the Queens troops
were also moving toward the same points.
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Thieves in Berlin.

The disorder and the distress Of the time have 80 IN
creased the number OF thieves and vagsbonds OF the
most audacious description. that the fashionable prom
enade, the Ihergsrten, ia patrocd every evening bv
strong pckets of ancers the ordinary police its power
sni organization broken by the late events being una
bic 10 cope with the bsnditti of the Capital ndividu
ais attacked by two or three rusns and compelled
give up their money and watches peculiar STYLE
Of begging is adopted The mendicsn demands Ger.
tain sum from six 70 Sroschen according appear
snce and il refused begins declsim in loud voice
on freedom and the rights OF man. equality and the
crime Of property asking what was the Of the Rev
oution II did not establish order Of things
This species OF orstory. AZ nghtfsl with the
psniment Of big stick is generally successful and
cape purchased By the required But sometimes
the sCoundrels mistake their man. few nights ago
gentleman thus stopped but refused to give aims
any such principle. some gesture OF the applicant
induced him 10 think he about 10 lay hands him
50 he cut short the controversy by stunning blow
which knocked the Of the epoch down and then
went his way. few days atterwsrd the same person
accOsted him in the with half apology for what
had occurred saying he only doing Whist many
others did and that he never intended njure him
adding. he touched his hat in turning away, But
your honors fist is heavy one - Women even dur
ing the day have been terrified and plundered OF Jew
elry almost with impunify.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-07-24
NAPLES.
Trouble and Quiet.

Accounts from Naples of the 27th OF June, state that
at that period all was quiet but there a general
feeling that il would not long continue so. great
number OF the most respectable families leaving
the city and the King showed himself in public.
The result OF the attempt to procure Parliament,
animated by different spirit from the last has not been
favorable Some of the provinces, "a the Caabrias,
have risen in open nsurrect0n, others at Apulla and
the Basilcat have refused elect deputies in cOnse
quence of those they formerly elected being dissolved
and others have reelected the former deputies. The
Marquis Dragonetu openly threatens TO impeach the
Ministers TOR dissoying the Chamber.
The forts which command Naples still bore the same
hostile appearance The Government was still sending
troops to Calabra in which province l,6OO Sicians
with twelve pieces OF cannon under the command OF
Rboti, had discmbarked. at Pacola where they were
Joined by 28OO Caabrians. The Ris0rgimsnto OF the
2th states that the French Minister OF Naples had pre-
senied a the King. that if the swiss troops in
his service not home, the French Government
viii regard them as foreign invaders and will land
troops The note demands, farther, an indemnity Tor
the French subjects injured by the events OF the 18th OF
MAY and declares that France ntertered in the civil
war Portugal she will interfere in Naples the ring
and the people do not become reconced This state.
ment OF the R0rgimsHto appears 70 be Of doubtful
authenticity and greatly needs farther confirmation
The third edition Of the Euope1H T@es has the fol
lowing
Letters from Palermo mention that Gen Bussaco'
with 900 Neapoisn troops, had been defeated by the
Calsbrians, near Cosenza