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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

- from Earl Grey With enclosures from tne Lsrc Anc
I'm grafton Commissioners Earl Grey Suihorxes ths
Governor o. rai. Sun 90 tSt.ooO Tor the purpose q
Migration. the Legislature thought Q. II pass o
authorizing such measure
salt m abundance bad been discovered on lake Sos {
OF superior quality. Copper orc hsi also been dis
covered on the banks ID the Nsrrs iArrs In great
abundance from 81 appearance and Of very superior
quality Specimens OF wool toe ssin would BE for
wsrdet 70 London IN order 70 try the market glass
the colony a nov estimated . be IS 80 being In.
crease OF >a359 since the census VAS taken IN
March. $40
The revenue oi tee Colony FOR the year ending March
asst il stated % have been i2 against s54 67S 20
per- d IN So TIE vsse Of exports for the hf
year ending the same PERIOD was s175.bsl ssainsi
s2l65O7 TO TIE same time IA lst7
The sdyices from New Zealand reach to the l0tn Of
MAY. The want OF suf'eien, supply OF labor q re
presented great drawback 10 the prosperity u the
colony Mechanics and rscesmer. II IL remarked. are
urgently required The exports of WOO continue 10 IN
crease sad spPesr likely to become staple article.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

The CoHcOTdid OF the 26tn ult says, accounts were
received from Milan OF the 2ith which day three
gentlemen mad been shot at which the Manese were
much exaggerated and If they could reckon the sup
bort Of the Piemontese and the Lombard s they would
revolt IL reported that hring had been heard near
Bergone, Cspreno Pslszzago and Ponteds-
private letter. dated Como. sd uli. announces a
rising IN that Province. The military commsndsnt OF
the town and strict OF Como fearing sudden out
break OF the hardy mountsneers OF the neghoorhood
requested the Municipal Chief 10 issue decree order
ing the Inhabitants give up all their arms. This the
gistraEe refused do aud the spreading. the
people rose to arms al along the borders Of the lake
They advanced on Como and after battle drove
the Austrisns OF the town They pursued them Tor
Two hours along the road that leads 20 Milan. The
Italian trcoor hoisted IN the square before the
Cathedral at Como.
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4 significant Dialogue.

The f,f0raC says that. Thursday after the speech
81 Louis Bonsparte IN the Assembly. 4 very ANNA
ted discussion took place IN one Of the Oobies Of the
Chamber, between the above gentleman and VI Ltienne
Arago The latter was in conversation with NJ Jerome
BOnsparte when his cousin joined them kuenne
AragO addressing him said, have been telling your
that for opposing you IL that. even
should you wish 10 remain In the pale OF Republican
ism, you will be driven by the mass behind you b
march toward Monarchy for what impels you for
ward Is the ignorance Of the country people and the
imperial fetshism But NJ Arago," replied LOUIS
Bonaparte must not attention be paid 10 the MAORI
ty = And it is for that reason said NJ Arago that
/ would postpone the election of the President, In
der that the nation may be told that you have no claim
either personal OF even borrowed 20 the Presidency OF
the Repu lie that the reflection OF the extnguished
star with which you seek TO light yourself will be but
Monarchics reflection Il appears TO me-, replied
Louis Napoleon, that md IN toe past life Of my
uncle some remembrance of the Republic. " An 2"
said " AragO " | understand what you mean Your
uucle was Consul before he was Emperor. Yes, but
that remembrance is not encouraging for US for the
Consul soon transformed himself, and the Monarches
ror Look the poor country people on whose votes
you reckon they have in their humble cottages pas
ter busts and coOred prints but whom do they repre-
sent, Il il Bonaparte or Napoleon And the htho-
grapic prints which now hawked about from village
village and from workshop 10 workshop. paid for BY
know whom what period of the life OF your I'M
Gle do they represent IL he shown TO the people rs
General Of the Republic with the military costume Of
TIE immortal campaigns Of ltslyi No II is with the
gray greatcost OF the Emperor and King in word,
is Napoleon, always Napoleon, and never Bouapsrte-
That sir is why no sincere and emil ghiened Republican
will vote for you NJ Louis Bonaparie turned on his
heel and walked away without saying word. The
above dialogue took place IN group Of at least 30 Rep
resentayes the greater part OF whom expressed their
appreciation TO NJ Etienue Arago Of what he had said
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PRUSSIA.
Agitation In Berlin

letter from Berlin OF the 10Th says The city i
exceedingly agitsted Pscards from NJ Held had called
the ourgesses in the provision Of speedy siege 10
procure a supply OF provisions According TO that gen
tlemsn wDsteyer may be the issue Of the events Of
Vienna reaction would prepare coup o. man at Berlin
This csused great uneasness among the people but
this was not all Near the arsenal vessel was being
loaded with arms and ammunition the people wished
10 prevent the vessel from departing battalion Of
the Bargher Guard refused 10 march s.snst them. NJ
Rimper the President Of the Council praying
hun 10 retsrd the departure OF the vessel for twenty
four hours The has not yet arrived but II IL
probable that it will be a. N Rimper recommended"
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Farther Particulars.

Provisiu- had become scarce and dear IN Vienna
Whole families were removing from place % place
With Ill their vslush'es abouttheir persons The want
of water much felix the water-Y pes, as before
stated having been cut % hy The military.
On the -'h, afresh iepufai0n % toe Diet proceeded
10 Omgtz in order % SCI forth ia the name Of the A
semby. the illegally Of the procamst.0ns Of Win
dischgrs'z and tnelr hostile tendency not only with
reference % the rights o. The people bar sso 70 the
Constitutional Throne.
Residences had been prepared IN O.mutz for the III
pomauc Corps There have been some partial
counters already between the advanced posts q tie
Croatan army aud the Hungsrsns. During more than
week 90 post had arrived ia Vienna from Berlln Pa
RS Prague or pesfh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
Trial of O'Dogherty

fniU fh- ID sn'
Mr O'Doghertys trial closed on Wednesday by the
Jury finding him guilty on the hth count and acqui,
ting him all the others Ia effect this nndn. - the
same general verdict OF guilty on al the counts,
ami IN lac subjects Mr. ODoghery 10 the same penalty
As II the verdict so framed some OF our readers
NAV not be aware that the act under which Dir.
O'Dogheriy indicted deals with several crimes
To compass &c &c. 10 deprive Or depose the queen
or 20 levy war "Or 10 Stir any foreigner 10
an invasion OF these Kingdoms and such eonpsssinss'
or any Of them, to declare or utter are the offences
dc alt with by the act The several counts IN an indct
ment framed under this act Of necessity charged some
one aud other OF these offences The DiA count
10 the present indictment charged Mr.. ODognery Win
composing 10 levy war, and Il - on that count 'he
Jury found him guilty. go
Inc sentence will be AZ the discretion OF the Court
aud Il il 70 be hoped that the sentence will not place
Mr. ODogherty In a worse position than ne "ouio
have occupied had n Gccelftd terms Ogrta ~ ~" y
Dorties kisk IN aafi0rity-terms which nothing but
chivarous sense OF honor prevented MS taxing zdVAn
ts-e of If there be much honor one side as on
he other the representatives OF tue crown IN ins
natter will use their influence 70 prevent heavy
penalty being the reward Of Nj. ODogheriy' niSn
sense q honor
The same paper has the following report OF the de-
livery OF the verdict
At3, o'clock the Jury came into Court WITH their
verdict The Judges who had retired, aud unrooed
auusr.ntv with the intention Of leaving Court under
re rspres-on that the Jury were not likely % agree
soon took their seats on the bench on e-tnns 'ns'
tween the entrance o. the Jury and the en
of the verdict the most intense anxiety prevailed In
Court 10 learn what IL was-wnetner one OF guilty or
an scg1ittsL , 81, -.
The issue paper having been handed 20 the CLERK OF
he Crown be called over the names Of the Jury and
asked Gentlemen Of the Jury what cay YOU i me
prisoner guilty or not guilty You say ne 10 GUILTY on
the NTH count and not guilty on the other eousts
The verdict was accompanied BY the following re
commentator 10 mercy
"a We earnestly recommend the prisoner, hesin ZOO
ODosterty 70 the mercy Of the Court on account Of
b v9b ana the excited state OF public feeling AZ the
tne 81 the publication OF the articles for which ne -
indicted. t .I - 80 =, -,
The announcement, Of this verdict did not Prodaes
the least visible effect upon MI Dognery he near
= rTfertlv unroved aud maintained the same calm
~. srru1ess and compo.ure that Characterised him
s tbrough He ssufed hs friends on beng removed,
win his usual eheerfalncss and reured rom the oar
wtb 6rru step and self possessed oignined manner
sbch proved Inst he had prepared as ned for ei
hs Wa. found gulry-contAins al the alleged feloniou'
articles.
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suaering. The InhnbItant-.

The combat IS nov carried % II an innsnse sscri-
fee % human life. h.ve no IDEA Of the namber Of
The killed 10 our camp bat that Eam5er must Be cons-
derable ior srgs iro-ps q peass1ts yestertay
pressed into tie EmperOrs service 70 holes bury
the dead in A fo- The living ihey have 20 bear tue
heavy burden Of tas protracte1 egc Tie horses and
carts for miles around seized . convey food and
the baggage Of TIE soldiers The poorer par; Of the
population suffer terribly or here u no work % be
had and provisions are -etns dearcr every day TEEN
there arr forced reousu'ns q forage -four and bet
some villagers nave been compelled - furnish much
O oxen. These are the strong necessities OF war
snd things viii proceed from bad . worse, unless
speedY end BE- ut b ne s-ege ol lIenna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
FRANCE.
Louis Bonaparte and his Doing-.

Louis Napoleon has taken up MS temporary residence
in the Hotel du Rim, Ia the Place kend0me where be
mas daily levee Of brother Representatives almost
the evee held by the present head Of toe
Government There even lists handed round Of the
Ministers whom the future President Is 20 select 70
form his Cabinet, and al the head Of them igure the
Of Mn. Odilon Bsrrot and Billsult. N Ihersis
said 70 hold back and 20 be very careful 20 avoid com
uniting himself into being the sdherent Of man VINO
yet President and Al the time % abstain from
giving offence % one who may be 90 Louis Napoleon
nov Keeps himself exceedingly reserved. and sight
far less Interview with him IS rarity which falls
% the lot of few As Il "a necessary however that even
the ercatctt persOnsges should occasionally csmmuni
with ordinary mortality, that duty Is connded BY
him 10 hs cousin Prince Pierre Bonapafte, who Is Al
ready spoken the future Vice President Of the Re
public. In another important respect Louis Napoleon
il assuming royal or imperial manners lie has con
racted u - said loan The amount for the expected
head Of the French nation is not very large one but
for parsonage who Is stu mere private individual
and considering the circumstances OF the times i IS
c0nsiderable-n namely. 900 00Of This sum. large
portion o. il IT, II s said 10 be devoted 10 the expenses
Of the election and numerous agents have been a.
ady dispatched into the Departments 20 prepare Or
gsnle and secure the Prince triumph
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
March OF Cabrera.

A imposing Carlst force headed ~ Cabrera n per
son and composed Of the BANDS OF oofzes' rosN "
,ii. md R,moult beside his own chosen guerrlllas
amounting in al 70 800 men, was on the zftn VIZ with
In three hour. march Of Manress town Of lfOOO In
hanitants eleven lesgues from Barcelona As soon a.
10 ~. reached the former place, the column OF
Brs.dier MsuzanO and that Of the District Oh Tarzsss
r0c.sded against the Carlists sad Il was expected At
msnresa that 81 action would take place Il was sup
posed that Csorera intended moving Lefi1s- NI'l
Sis a. passing into Arsgon, perhaps crossing The
Eoro INTO Vaenca Nothing certain, however IS Known
q, b.. intention In the province Of Gerons forty ndi-
viduai. have taken the bensn OF the amnesty "itnm
Last eight DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
GERMANY.
The German fon.fifutI0u.

on the -lih Of October the German Parliament pa-s
ed By immense m.jorties two important sections Of
the new Germsn Constitution The hrst Of these
tons declares that part Of the German Empire can
form STATE with non Germsnic countries and the
second euscts that II German country IL under toe
under the rule Of the same sovereign with nOnGcr.
manic the relations OF the two countries 70 be
settled according 10 the principles OF mere personal
union 1t remains 70 be IN WIS i viii be
attempted 10 apply these enactmeus % the austrian
Empire which they would throw into neSircsble con
fusion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
address, TO the People Of Ireland TO Rescue
W. =. O'Brien.

On the 25th ut about O'Clock r. N mAn' "oo
ave ais name A. John Fitzgerald, native OF ms eoun
- ~ Of rther respectable appearance went into the
psEe ooiic- b~rr.cks between Holyeross and TnUres
70 eek relief and when seated awhile ne drew from
-. ss, go tbs back OF which contained some
-, = ss-f -. - one OF The constables took the
g.er rom b, 10 resd i, and found that there wss an
-. - III people OF Ireland written on the other
SIDE The man va. thea .esrehed md four copies q
,e...is, - he ,ad for tn purpose o.. posting
~ cssseI md siso tsst he had recently posted one
:, geI~ero.. He was then taken before kiehArd Fei
- -.1sed hin 70 be detained until inquiries
- :. :, u,Iveross and which being done. titz
.s,, M Thurles. % Mr.. Brsckep, 5 And
go, s.@p brought before Frsses o Hrisn, Esq P
- -. cor,r,it.e5 70 BrsieweA The following 10
copy Of the plscsrd; ~. =. r..,.-s
s.;.s a ar,sa /, convicted OF having loved 1ls
..ussr, ,so wal. "a ss ssssi "a made V rescue an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

fr1m an iguominious iesth or TIE u1s less terrible
dorm oi nrcl1n- imprisonment and exle. RE hiss
bten sentenced q undergo punishment Invented by
barna-ors men in bsrbsrous times and the ir-cton
OF whicn would D. disgrace % any country possess
i1g the east lnci1re OF civh<ltou, While you look
cody on. OF misrepresent TIC motives y which the
mob minded man sctusted- tie hss o-erec lP
as fortune. his brilliant prospects perhaps his lie for
YOU VIII you not then DO anything for HIM NoS
= your tine 70 show your gratitude and mAsaooG-
y0I never lad n05ler cause 70 engage il, sad you
vii. BE up. then std show your gratitude and
manhood a. ouee or remain towards sd slaves for
ever lSispeGl SlfANAvEsr.'
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SPAIN.
Zen saunders mud his Servant.

An Official communication was received on the 18Th
a, by the Minister Of the United states from senior
PidA requiring MIN surrender up hls ioo'nsn FER
diuand TO the authorities senor Pidsl mad previously
offered excuses Tor the dlscOgrteous manner in which
the agents OF the had sc,ed lie also prom
ised % punish tins iniormer against Ferdinand. AZ
Gen Saunders denies the right Of the Government 70
claim hi, servant TOR the military service IL seess prob
.be that some dispute may grow out u this question
ostxeen the spanish Government snd mat vi the
limited states
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IRELAND.
The Wrifof Error.

The Dublin Freaa0H's journal says We understand
that Mr. Napier q { before whom case va. laid on
the subject has given il as his decided opinion that
there are the strongest grounds for anticipating the sue
ees.fu result OF the Writ Of Error in the Of Mr.
w ; O'Bnen, and Of course on the other csses also,
in which the same point was raised.
The 18th inst mas been fixed by the Crown for the
argument Of the Writ OF Error and notice that effect
mas been served on the Agents OF Mr. smith O'Buen
and the other persons convicted Of high treason at the
special Commission In Tipporary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
DENMARK.

The Hsmburgh correspondent OF the 3oth llt says
the project OF toe Constitution Tor toe Kingdom Of
Denmark has Just been msce public. 10 Is composed
% eight sections divided into thirty paragraphs. The
legislative power 10 be exercised BY the hing ana by
the Diet The Royal Law OF Succession remains IN
force and only BE- altered by majority OF two
thirds o. the Diet Ia the defsu OF successor 20 the
throne the Diet vii elect hing and TX the order OF
succession The electoral body 70 embrace 81 nsiyes
Of thlTiy years Of see wiki good reputation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
The Napoleon Cabinet.
The following list is handed about a. likely - com
pose the Louis Napoleon Cabinet
Cuizot n Representative

The Asssmbke rationale says We have received
letters from Csen stating that NJ Guzot will certainly
be elected Representative OF the people in the Depart
ment OF Cayados At the next election. That election
will take place on the 10Th Of Nov and NJ. Guizot vii
succeed NJ Durand who died few weeks back. II VI
Guizot be named and that appears beyond doubt he
will present himself before the Chamber Of Represen
tatves which will be called 10 decide whether there
be cause continue the proceedings OF which be was
the object after the Revolution Of February
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
HUNGARY.
s-LIru,f.he. vxIfh the rnafs

Cronstsdt s altogether opposed 20 a union With Hun
gary A. the sitting oi the 2s the President Informed
the National Assembly that there had been an engage
nent Of the advanced posts 0i the Hungarian troops
and sh1se OF Jei'achch aud that Col ferezel had
taken En- Crosis pusouers and al their officers IN the
envrons of Kadischz CO Crosts alec destroyed
or put q fghtnear E.scuburz by toe Lsnfstfum iust
they were escaping into styris Prezei intends To-
proceed mo Croatia aud % seize the port Of tlume
Arad and IenmesTar hesicsed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
Treaty with Ctrcassia

,,iv.ts letter from Ststrin contains account Of
TIE fnveror OF Russia having mads peace with Ciress
81. i supposed with the nseHtion OF being soe 70
1.sdr.x his troops thence and send an army Of two
or three hundred thousand men into the fnnepa'is'
of The Danube.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

The Government. Express which Jeff Bos-
ton sunday afternoon reached here a. clock yes
ierday morning, bringing the mails by the Aeadlq.
We were Immediately put in possession Of our
foreign files and correspondence.
Our thanks are due % HARSDEs * Co. and also
to r. BERFoRD & Co Aston House. for early cop
les Of London, Liverpool and Dublin papers Be
low we give full details Of the latest occurrences
in the Old yVo~ld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
81 Telegraph to the Sew.YOrk Tribune


ALBANY, Monday Nov. ~
Oacisl and unofficial returns from the "noie
-.s.e have been received, ard give the following
-essit -.
I.yif .2ls,j}, Van Buren, .l2O,5i0 Cass.--Ii4.'-'
Az the Counties are official except Albany Cat
sraagus Ene, New York, Rockland and West
hester
The weather Was cold last night. and We are
~ having a North East snow storm.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

MuRpERous FIGHr.--On Tuesday last . hght
occurred near Leesburg, Cumberland County. Nd %
tween two brothers by the name OF whitsssl. end
three brothers named Brown, Ia which Knives wers
freely used One Of the Whitssels was killed on the
spot and the other 90 badly Injured that his recovery
Is considered doubtful The Browns were also severe
y wounded.
L.rscg or q. g srEAxER The steamer
s.r.n.c the er.t OF four war steamers building Tor
Government was launched from the Navy Yard ct
Portsmouth on the lsth. The Portsmouth, Jouaht stats
that q collation. wss gwen BY the Naval Constructor 70
the mechanics aborers and other inyited guests
company numbering ~ persons
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Illinoi. Election.

CHICAGO. Thursday, Nov. g
Boone Co Taylors majority over Csss, 500
Van Barren over Cass 500. WInnebseo Co. Tay
or's maj. 1877 Cook Co. all but one precinct heard
fom. Taylor 900 over Cass, and Van Buren, 500
over Csss. Carol iCo. Taylor maj. sOi Rock
Island, Taylors mai $50. Whlteside Taylors
maj $50 Stephenson Co. Cssss maj 30.
Letters from Dapage County says the county
unexpectedly gone tor Van Buren,
Later and accurate returns from Lake County
~ majority for Van Buren,. over the combined
-an and TAYLOR vote. Cas- has a small majority
"s Taylor.
lAdams County Casss majority is l9S-Van
brsn polled 236 votes in the Coanty.
Hancock County will not vary ten votes either
Nsv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

q The zabura Daily Adrerfiser OF the 18th
ss he following obituary notice OF Mr.. ELrAkiN
eLAAx (srother of LEWIS GAYIoRp CLASx' E'q. OF
as csy) who died in Auburn on the Sd inst aged %
yers.
~ cnk was born In Essshsmp,on. Mass. III Jan
tiH2 His fsiher Capt. Ehakim Clark was m
scr a the Revolution aud emf rated to Onseo, Oh
County In this State. at an early day whete nc
Until bis death. AID with his younger orother
s<ss who st.n resides In that town was one OF tne
~. y" seriers lie was the father of nine children-sN
son are still hving-the youngest two being TWINS
- oAe OF whom, Willis Gaylord Clark, was Tor many
sns the head OF the Phsiadephia Gasests, end wide
saesn ~ prose and poeticsl writer OF high Char
,s he died In Philadelphia in June lsil. aged thirty
:, ~ ysus Eliskm the second OF the family, came
:, onsdsgs when about sixteen. Soon after attaining
- nsf<fy be became citizen OF this County, who're
!. =. as resided for more than thirty yesrs, highly
s~sued By all who knew him. Naturally OF siudious
= ~ ald and unsssuming In his department never
skaowiedge making personal enemy-iew men
Ia. could possess better qualities of head or heart
-, - svsre for several days previous OF bis sp-
-ssng dissolution and expressed bis Willingness TO
~ sne King OF Terrors confident Of happy eternity
- - ssses numerous family and large connection 10
A<sse bis memory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
SWITZERLAND.
nl0fa In Erthura.

Letter. from Berns OF the 9TH ult announce 10 Al
movement OF the PEASANTS IN TIE neieaoofnooo ~ ~
-, - ,.x,u place srsns, the Government OF that
sn,op bot il had been suppressed By troops sent from
gsrne me Government Of Friburg mad caused 'ne
B,nos Marley Of mat city 10 De arrested ana oon
vsyed 70 Lausanne. IA consequence Of ms ha'ins ca
coSragst the movement OF th- Peasants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
NEw-yORK, TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER ~. isis.

VII DO oil r be power % save re cg from ihe fearful
ra'ssfrnite t-tis lowering over o. Pig VII io bis duty
He'll past bay TIE mgeris artillery nss tax p1sze1-
son ~ fte two great 5r -es Over hs Danube ave
tcons airing sla All tod f-stng 8 go.nc ca oais be
~. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21

w. have received accounts from sydney to tna end
of June from Ses-Zeslsnd 10 tbs ION Of May from
Port Adelaide 10 the litn Of Nay and i.om fsn DIE
msa Land 20 the 9Th Of May
Tss sysasy pagers sasssass tie receipt Of dsYssoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-11-21
wALLACIA.
TIE Turka and Russians 4.

III. reported that 1900 Turks are In the occupation
4, lc..r.st and that al business a a. stand IL =
s.sred TIA, ne Turks would BE followed y iorce oil
l0 roo Rus,ians and that collision would ensre be
tween them At Babe, their mutual nauea u insAnn
uisnzbe.