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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

rster. from Lezacru O.. ihe th inst received by The
Crr f C.-.f which arrived 30 Narcotics ca me ism
.nst announce thsi the City 1i Mess.na has been re
ilcei o. ashes
s stated that or the -f1 i1s.. after bomharimeni
vbh lasted tp1 DAYS. tle city wss fred PSI ccu-rsve
rockets The .nLs .-ants then abandoned 10 ana Pea
into -re country The Nsapo.ian troops inre i.sic'y
landed srd took possession of tLe burning town
lt.. added thar ihe inhabitants 90 Nfss.na previous
81 their departure hli miled ,he city and when iac
Neapotsus entered The mines were sprung snt many
Nsa.o.tsns were blown in the Air. together WIKI iae
turr- runs.
AFrench steam corvette The Piaton hiss arrived At
Tolln from Naples having lcii that psce on ne IN
Tn accounts it brings fully cOrrrm The news Nlicn
We had previously received ~ the fab of Messins. but
saws nothing ot the ibsurd story given 1y the Nsrsees
papers relative o the recspture of that town 1y me
~clians Tee most irghfil. horrors were commute
bv the conbasnts ou both sides bat % - q De- hoped
that they are exaggerated. letter u the li's says
There were scenes of cannl1alsm dead bodies were
GU, o. pieces roasted and eaten 10 was tlas tnit
about fhrty swiss and Neapoan prise lers wcr treat
cd by the -iciisns. The same letter. which =. bow
ever written in spirit hostile OBJ sicily, adds taat q.
not thought likely fla, The remainder n' sicily WI
make auy farther res stance
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Excitement at Thurle-.

DUBLIN sept lt
The accounts from the south 20 day aoqualt that
on Tuesday last IhlI'e. was the scene oi excitement
ani anticipated turbulence. On that morning Mr Gore
Jones NJ the hesd OF Il considerable BODY Of con-
stsbulsry moved ia the direction OF Ho.ycross where
an encampmeni was said 90 have been formed lae
utmost anxiety prevailed during the morning md after
noon nor il cames anti 10 the evening SIR Jones
with bis force. returned weary but unscaihed. The
or gin Of the rumor was then made apparent Mr.
Lenigan Of Castle Foeariy near Holycross, had dis
trained and carried away the crops 20 some OF bis ten
antry taking them 90 his own lumyar1s. The tenan
try and the people DOB the neightoIhood became excited
AZ this. the more especially each feared the case
might from day % day become his oNu. and Tuesday
named for meeting on the subject The gentry
having heard OF the intended gathering became sarmcd
and notice Was given 90 the allhoriues Ihe u.ua.
sgGcralon made the affair 90 lnsurrecton and ercamp
ment When Mr Gore Jones reached che place a
meeting he found not more than hundred persons o
the most miserable appearance assembled. They were
unsrmed and perfectly peaceful ia their dcmeanlr
But they seemed abandoned o. despair. Their whole
purpose IS far the magistrate could ascertain wa.
speak oi their ioriorn condition and o. speculate
the more hopeless future Seeing this was the state OF
Affairs Mr. Jones returned o. Ihur.es without inter
ierng with their proceedings
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serves upon the recent articles u the London organs CT
t1e zovernrerr
Men " Ire and rsad and ponder vel these state
r1ents TIE Identify cf senumert. tans a-l - =
va uervsdes tn- productions of RE three govern
meat rauers proves rlar these 'ulrras lsl s.lliil
eogs.r received tlar lns---ctUrs ir-u l.i-.i ~
Tank over tle mart.r a-n and a-sln- 4to.t 90 ore
land Brand -te -lsl.t- --.rt1 you letp 90 al ----
tt-t r- nav remember every Oh liable a. yea RENE -
-e- re terl-s % your ath 4rfas-rc treul Up a. on
would the 49, words u dying parent nat wren me
Gas 40 lNll- re Sl--- -t Fc- r-f De- ape - re- ~
them as All r.t -a.- prayer p tnHef ilai -- aye
ses la.e1 r7 fne organ q the IS BIZ cabinet a. loi
tl.e sl1 sem-.a arous people. Tor whom ~ ai-l
tl--s of peace and civil Esron src ur1t
bear ln m nd tlst the lsTs watch ~ % a-nc-
forth made n al L1---h p-r-ameni i1r y9-. WI 1t
made ~ for and -lst enemy sr'ii 1r' u.s.
Bear .u mind thai llstice % Ireland now means per
p-r.s. coercion ard that every hand raised o. sirke
ihs fallen country Is o. be c1eered By nlne tntis %
TIE British people Never iorset that ~ time when
fourth famine vas iorecsstus i-s gloom over ms d.
faxed land The cry raised hy the government press o
England vas not ore 90 nep o. meet ne coming caail
49, blt In.g-sL howl Tor The blood % me poor n ~
Only i1eIl-tle Catholic priest We rtpesi r-Seep
rnese me-aces treasured .. ylr rn-s and ieach them
o. your CD iren l order that q you de 10 slavery yo-r
defendants may 1sre 81 sns~er io give MS 20
faction wen NL.- necessities MAKE item s-f ANS
for Irsh a.i
VITA respect % The buster shout the prosecution %
the clergy We fr- back with indignant de1alcF tle
f1l. ssr-ers end f-er threats q tle Thug sress %
t-e British Cabinet We rel them such Itrces VIII
nj drive fhe i-sl c-0r-y from terrsninz me rights
Of fle .rsl people We te- them -1rn deiarnatior'
Wi. not i1trl 3s-e ihe peoples I-ssrs mo becoming
tie pensi0nc1 miliors of the Crown We dare tnr
Premier be spice ard hi. hsn-eu. o. enter The sane
tuarv ~ the rsh Church st-emp- @ 1rag single
priest from his altar We challenge the Ilus press o
he Ministry o. dare o. ay their pol utet ani sacr,e
zous bands single minister oi tle Church 81 me
Irish people This is a question on which we WI not
c0ulescend o. argue our most ind. -uant defiance r
our answer 90 me vie defamation ard mpo'ent threats
Of. Eus.snds Ministers Eng.ands Press and of Eng
- DBL
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IRELAND.
RemoraI Id .tnte PrI.oner. % Clonmel.


The state prisoners were removed last night The 18th
from b Iuainham 90 CioumeL Crest privacy was o1
served a- % the time oi their progress hence and %
Was half pact sx cock yesterday evening before tne
order u removal reached the prison The parties we're
~ once informed Of the Instruction 1y the governor,
Wr Alison and they proceeded 90 arrange for their de-
p.rture 50 haltpsst seven o'clock 7 y. 40 order
reached the King sbrdgc terminus Tor special III lh
90 be- prepared rs half pa-t eight clock AMI H " s Al
once Understood that tie destination was lonneI ana
the psssereers the prisoners Previous 90 the arrival
OFF the seven clock up tram carriage drove mo i.
terminus bat Boz precise destination and engage ' i-
were unknown o. those wh0 drove o. Alter ilr guar
cruast up train bad been discharged. 1l-te about
the terminus became manifest end The arrival oi b
large body of c0nstabulary- -u-at once assured
such strsgsers ss remained iu the vicinity that ne
expected removal was about o. occur Fly o. oclo,s
consider bile number oi ilc metropolitan ponce AT m
"a with pistols capped and loaded. were arranged
round flc approaches fl flc terminus ana 10 hal Hl
prison van drove up. The con-tfbuIsry with nay'
nets fNcd. stood O. arms. and Itff'y calico .Ni
for o. porter 'o bear no smith br.u .lge lnl
med .fcIv the van was opened and ST. i BE- 81 Nanls
stepped out lie was escorted io Nr- '.a-s cttla-
the train had three attached and one third class PR
smith o Bren came nest and both prisoner looked
well MS usual indeed NJ Brcn carriage was e.tn
more than usually csfe lie remained uncovered uhii.
be- entered the railway carriage bat We NOT trfusIu
OF sslutcd hv any ono on the platform Nr J D
Neacher come nest and G-ed by one or two
acnusiutances. with whom he shook hands ns alf was
quite clstc. Most came Nr 81. r. LcFnc % E-nieinfh
nh0 only joined the movement tln "r'h before me
afttmrt al -IifTeuafnuu. ODD Then nr ta- mora
force repeater lle bias been suffering from u health
since his confinement and looked feeble hut not 0spf
tied Mr % Nouoh0e came I'-i- and. having tniti'
the carriage. % was closed Three men oi TIE hlmbr
class Wrf0 then brought forward placed Dol tnt tlii
class carriage aud hfy con.tsbusIy having entered the
remaining carriages the train proceeded O. lppefaif
The prisoners wIi be- conveyed thence to iIoumti ut
fore daylight ihls morning Ihu- thr whole attain wi.
have been manag ID without Cd a and "iih ihe utmo 6
40fI
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Meeting nj CIerihnn.

There large meeting oi the Qisafectel 10
Clcuhan Yesterday evening some were armed. and
were not The most iutammatory addresses
made and eight OF tle persons who were present
were marched In here this morning ly the police 80
clock They respectable farmers sl1 have sworn
iniormat0ns before Mr. Ryan. 3 NJ against several
parties no We're leading thc movement They ten
dered their iuiormarons and lsrc lst been
Two oi our turnkeys WHO were un d4ty 81 Nensgh 90
Friday have iust returned snd state that the hills al
afoand Ihures and Icmpem0re were covered with
sigma. fres and lsi the districts appeared 10 most
excited and turbulent state had letter this morning
from rempcmoro but % mention IS made Of ans lhlu-
uf the SOFT
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By TELEGRAPH 10 the New-YOrk Tribune.
Georgia Election.

ArGCsTt- "a Dct11'f .
From Richmond County W have fall returns
which give Hon. RoBr. Tooxss, Wing. 5-t votes.
aud D,wsoS. Loo. ifi Loco Foo gain l-.,
since l-fs.
From Warren County We have Psrtia. returns
which give Toombs lae and Dawson 2o'-sho"
ing LocOFOco gain.
Partial rctgras from Burke County give Toomos
To-. and Dawson s6-a Loco FOco gam.
In Muscogee County, Columbus principal town.
the Wings have majority Of 2-i-Whlg gain l-a.
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Things In philadelphia.


IVITT'T "IIlI'II'' y 7 ~ ''''''
pHuADEtrHI,, wednesday. Oct g.
some OF the Wings of the First District have
nominated MoRrov a SrELLE. Esq. Tor Congress
There are also running LEVIN. Native FtoRNNeH.
Loco and DAVID PAUL Brown, Taylor Native lnde
pendent This Is all on the square and will help The
ihe Loco.Foco candidate who puts Mr. sriLLE very
strong in his paper this morning
s,frs Or SroCNs-Fyt B1rri-ate00 state S. OBI
sd io 90. 13 - Mechanics Bank. 2ji sd Giraii BN
IO. l00 Iehish Coal scrip -ll 90 Man 4 Necn 49,
20 North Bank by. 99 30 4 : Bank "a NO sen
Nav. os u.s. 33 30 Union Bank. Tenn. 81 TOO tlem-
in-ton Copper Co 3I 1000 sos. DO. loi..
>srorf Bifrf-3 oO sch Nav So. h- 1913 400 : @ :,
o. 1921 100 Treas Notes. o. iOi 40 Lehigh Coal
scrip. ~ 1000 state :. 53t Northern 81 ny. ~.
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SPAIN.
Financial and Political.

our accounts from Madrid OF the iih. state that The
severe run on the Bank 0f San Fernando which bad
been going on for some days, stl continued, without
any appearance OF abatement The Government vas
1sng great effects o. get up silver coin from valencia
The Madrid journals n the 2lh inst state that Cab
era was IN the -th inst In the neghoorhood u ych
with party of 400 meu Letters from Pampe.una OF
the l0h mention that another MontemOiuist outbreak
u.s. 40 hand
IN the evening i0r Catalonia The General was .n.
.truced Do crush the nslrrect0n 80 any price before
me Winter and should his operations not obtain the
desired success Genera. Nsrvsez would assume the
command 0f the Army 90 Catalonia
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Commercial InieIligeuoe.


TheU.s mail steamship Hewa.n Cape D
CRAsrREf winch sailed from Southampton Oh toe
Goth ut. was telegrapbed sbo1t four o'clock yes
ter5ay afternoon and reached the dock al soven'
having made toe passage in fourteen days not.
withsts1ding the late severe storms she .eii
Bremen on the 9Th u.t. and remained three days
az Southampton rs usual she brings 81 first end
second cabin passengers and 2-0 tons Of freight.
The steamship United states, Captain Hackstai.
was at s uthampton undergoing repairs 20 her MAJ
chiaery. We learn that these repairs were pro
crossing favoraby and that she would be ready 20
leave southampton about The 10Th Of October with
large freight and good number %, passenger
for ibis Cry.
The Britannia from Boston. arrived At Liver.
pool AZ q a. V. on Che -otb aud her advices bod
not been Published iu London when the Hermann
sailed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

TH- LAST o. TIE ~oSDERFuL M NElLis rHe Ms
sozs WITHOUT AaHs-Tls Is probably one of be most
extraordinary human phenomena that hss ever come 10
he know edge of The public lie born without arms
no even the sp u A. about him. bat IL every other
spectsd e. perfect sly oer human being He D. nov
man over thirty years Old lnieg ent ofpea.ng address
ard vey Interesting social oompsnlon One would hard
y unA 70 possible Tor any Of RE other faculties Or
gas q ne BODY 10 compensate r h. fagers hands
ard arms bui Nsre ever hersei hss remunefsied
Dir Nr 10 80 eminent degree BY giving him the sos ex
Isoaln-ry zee Of hs Fee ard Toes. which be use' ia
even more dextsry ihsn most DO their hngsrs ard
performs 9Th lhem q variety Of exploits "tcn psri'cly
a'tonisfes who sees them ne vii open ard ~ind
watch axe Ont The chry.l AZ pui 10 ssan sks n the
CAP, Tie regulator al sxpefuy IS he most *
perenced watch maker" He vii shoot with bow and
and Ri, sbng piece distance u - or ~ feet
play WALL march ar on The sccordeon vioouceo
and Indeed DO many ;hngs which nobody believe with
ont wii-sss.sg them A. be devote bis e1irsorsnsry
gfs Ard requirements % 10 practical useful employment
as las canned himself and family he nas wife and child
zeoerous suppo BY exhibiting himself tho public and Il.
performing every afternoon and evening he Amer
Agseum 10 lbs cry Tals j. Inc farewell week II h-
,ngsZ usri hcre, 81 BE- informs us the ssf and 10
carcrs ~ogf lever regret ne r- expense q wltnes
sng als nocderf1l EXPLOIT
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AUSTRIA.
ni.tnrhuurI- In Alenna.

severn, cters from Vienna Of the ljih inst ma the
Fr,sraf L.frrg speak 0f the continuance 20 the dis
turbsuces Things are asserted o. look very serious Ar
Vienna he rioters had paid another visit % the Home
Office Preparations for grand physical force demon
.tr,0n were making 10 the University and 10 the su
bgrbs The Minister OF War informed the Diet ln their
.itns of the 18th that the military hal been consigned
% their barracks aud the Diet passed declaration by
which 90 constituted itself .l ntrwoHrn.e The Ots.T
-t.he sag oi the 9Th inst states that on that day
ts, rqnnI was beaten and that some regiments were
ordered t. occupy the principal squares OF the town 200
order % prevent The intended denomination OF the
students. Owing 20 these precautions no serious as
tlrbances took place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

The Hungarian deputies returned the 10Th, u the
afternoon ~ steamer from Vienna. Most OF them dis
paved red feather On their caps ia token Oi their
missi0n and signal that liberty must now be bought
f the point of The sword Au immense crowd covered
both banks of the Danube and the news spread Ike
sidfre that the King himself now 20 the head OF
the reacuonary party Bathyany and l.eaS al.o re-
turned and at In council for some hours with the
Archduke Paatne During the night u the 10Th there
was secret sitting OF the House of Representatives..
The result of which impatenty looked iof BY ST.
Nearly 100 persons assembled on the MusennspiaH,
hut deputy from the Ministers went among them,
with IN eNhoraion % rely firmly the declsions Of
the Diet This appeared 20 satisfy them and they dis
ra~ssf Quietly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

Ina P.rs--rfess G1--r'e o. ihe fih. announces ne
s--r,i st Turn ~ Charles i.or-' on i1 a. cay 30
issus+. cr0. .srrarol to tre Nations. Guard
H.. .r- .-rs. c-rc,sIg rolfrallt- the statcin- ai
contained u che H.1a Gr-rfr oi re En- inAi Aa'
R-set-x had .eni Oh Vienna tfn sfantaris taSfn ,fh
ftr Pe3monff-e A-ter making inquiries n al tn'
-,.--srt. q .s found flai fhcv a. Sal preserve tae
---..-.i st.u laris ihev h.i igrn- fne cam 1a-n
T6. standards alluded to ry the " iu 0.-l o. -at 'e
some 90 -he Ola .1ppre-sei ones Tlich bad been o.
posted n certain municipalities now l te ntn'' ..
f-e Al-rlar-.
10 Tl-u o decree has been pub. -hrf t-rectns me
r-,5r,.. -sriou of tdc National Guard 1t Turn
Narlke preparations continue o. Be- lade Win sfe'i
scrFity ~ Turn. TIE Alstians were st.l ~ -o
s1usly 90 the alert ....
The C1rcr4-i5q1is Ssb1Ig-s0 Of Turn, OF che lin
mt announces that the Minister 90 We hsd sent ~
%. rior Seer .ni military conllsssry % me mesa
quarters Of the French Army % The Ape 90 'p-c.A
mia
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CnvnIsnnc becoming Unpopular.

Gen Cvaignac was gradually declining % popularity
aud bic early from the d.ctatorshp OF Paris j. pre-
iicted by many OF the English and some of the French
papers Who Viii succeed him. or what viii soon take
place n Paris j. hard o. determine The koyast party
was strong n the Provinces where several minor die
turtsnces had occurred The Socialist party ln the
Capital were gathering strength sud had commenced
public agitation again uy eNhortaiilns DO tee streets
and bv tine meeting 0f C.ubs-n truth Of which We no
tce that mob the Red Republicans took possess Jon
90 the Boursc. and 5y main force. drove out large
meeting 90 moderate electors. who were con regated
iheln IA-s cIrcumslance caused great eHcllemeut
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ReeeiJ,s ,rhm ne past % t0ivs Big canal -fIorh.
200 bbls WHKAr GOO bushels Corn $500 DO
BARLEY 500 DO Flour exhibited no change aud sales
were light sale. Of 200 bushels WHEAT were made,
(Genesee) At l2Cc BARLry-The market was lees hrm
and sales Of 900 bushels made al 7lc sales Of
900 bushels O,rs were made at 33ic. 40 change ia
minor aricles
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HUNGARY.
Huuuarx Takiug IA stand.

The from Hungary Is still important AZ Pesth,
on the th the Diet had declared itself permanent and
absolute. declaring the new laws which had not yet
been confirmed by the King absolutely obligatory and
adopting the most energetic measures Tor the defence
aud welfare Of the country Pesth tsef was Tranquil
The intelligence that several OF the counties and free
cities of Hungary had declared against h0ssuth and In
laHnr Of Ie-aehlch has been conlrned.
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RIof al IYon-.

We learn from Lyons. says the Dals. that there
hes been another serious disturbance 40 Ia G-i1tere
TIE following are the circlmstancts Joe cue o'
No,re Dame in consequence of some differences. me
particulars of which have DOT reached Vs. had retired
irom the parish until be thought the atgtr-e rein e
AGAINST aim bad subsidized frN Gays ago be- returned
aad notth.tani ng he being received with cnalFari.
+.sfea every morning iu the church before the usla
time % its being opened The charfars. however, in
creased iat0 Ots and t became necessary Tor the po
ice o. interfere and put them down which was done
without L.0odshed. although the parsonage bad been
invaded and the windows and furniture broken and
destrnYed
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s&lNH7 el,lOl1<
For nine months .lt,s3lh5 Tli5.N7
The receipts this year 1t will be- 100000 lees
than las, year 20 same time. The business OF the Gus


The increase in the exports Of Domestic produce,
which favorable feature is $4,000 while there are
fewer imports pay for These Custom House Stats
tics furnish however but iallacious premises upon
which 10 base calculations In regard 10 the balance OF
trade does not follow that apparent Of
imports uniavorable TO US cargo Of exports for
example may be entered az the Custom House stsJ0O00
for a trading voyage and alter visiting several ports
the ship Us return may bring cargo valued AZ
$4,000 an apparent balance OF $4,000 against the
country the result whereas this balance is much
wealth received 20 the country The Imports and TX
ports for the nine months ending 3Ots sept a.
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a correspondent % the L1aa.a TIM. writing from
Clonmc' Monday ,ytrl- says
The people along the whole lu, % ROAD from TINS O.
Nppersry are r state o. l-a-ec-ou and 90 tdc fair
% Caair. through which D passed this day very few
salcs were madc. and although there was sn llprece
tculcdy large number Ut horses l.l.A cattle sli
81 every sind igT p-rctaser- ru--i tc ioLd lc pcl
pie being -n"iiu- i1 part "'a ther money in clust-
Qutncc oi the disturbed STATE oi che country and rle
lear IL general resurrection. q be- people D have
heard from various persons. are completely turning
ssanst the priests Cor ne par hey have taken u e
a'f movement The in-1cuce ci The priests IS anna.
ziAsy diminished n-f alone ll pptrsry tlt in several
cl me at u-lin- counties was tll- aay informed IS
Roman Catholic Who kn1a, tse Feelings oi tte geo.
SANITY travelling and missing amor- them. that -rea-
numbers 90 them Will rlt now mad What fhe priests
ssf an1 many ~ fhc .arurrs do nos SPEAK 90 them
when t1-y meet gl Che roads number Cd t1a Roman
Catholics -his par; % he country WI. lot 80 present
attend mass or 81 o. tte chapel and many OF tle o.
specta-c farmers ari sncpsecpers declare that fa-y
w. uot pay ire ensuing llrlsfrras 1.es-a very bad
prospect .or the priests o- tht Winter state thee
isri, ON Ere authority c Roman Catholics who related
iAt to ue. and have every reason ro believe d -
lsy ere correct Ilc disease be- the potatoes 8 fast
progressing. and 6 IS believed they vii M furnish
tool ior me people AMI Car-tul. Itro--holt thc
district o. country rum IFrarsry o. C.onuc tlrol.h
Wash passed tlis oay. tle STALKS are comp. etl.y
l-ackenec ar1 rI rc t-an one halt ere reported Oh b.
os- Yesterday, at-l.-l g sunday fha streets 20
lppcrAry were crow led as % t had been fair W
rnarkft wa poor wrctr1et looking men. who were
waiting o be hired ty iLe farmers 81 reauers for the
ensuing wetS Many Ci tnem Lsi clue from che
ne-shooras counties % Cork and Kerry and gss In
ioined ta4t tneF received a. wsses some - -
I'd some Is sna otAsF nothing 81, their .ood ior teE
work
The EeD-gfa-.s nes.nsr
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The Moderate Republicans.

An Express 70 the Lgaa0n Morning Hva.a says
The R.frne announces the return o. Louis Napl.e
Tor the M0se.le
The city elections are not yet known but ne three
Moderate candidates thought % have the best chance
ia some ACCOMPLISHMENTS the Socialists have great
many votes and s0 hss Louis Nspoiron- in o,ltis
Marshal Bl -eaud has great number Dlt on me "lle
the N0deraies are likely o. gain
i1urnsl the Asssn.5ts NrioHa.e asserts that the
Eng sh and rencl ieets nterered and saved Ae-sna
from oom1arGlnent but unfortunately IN Aeli' pup
llsLe. prove. ae.as % quite c.nIrary clallclef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05

MAssAcHUsrTrs.-Hon BESJANIS THOMPSON
Of Charlie stown has been nominated for Congress
by the Wings Of the WITH (Middlesex, &c Dis
tric, whom he formerly represented in the same
capacity. Mr.. PALFREY, the present member al.
dressed letter to John ;. Reyes, Delegate To
the nominating Convention reiteratns the deols.
ration that he was supporter OF the Buffalo nom
nations.
BRADFORD l.. WALES OF Randolph, is the Hun.
her candidate for Congress in the With Nor
klk. Scl District, at present so faithfully repre-
seated by HORACE MASN, who has received both
the Free Soil aud Wing nominations
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-05
SCOTLAND.
The Queens Visit.

The great gathering of the clans took place Thurs
day 90 iuFercauld and L0norsd with fhe prcsenc,
of Her Majesty the Queen and H.s Roys. "a hines.
Prince Albert who arrived from Btlmors lr the pgf.
pose of inspecting the games After witnessing The
genes Deg Majesty aud Prince Albert honorci Sir Far
quha..ou. of inFtIcasld. with visit and psrt0os oi
o, treatments Tho Queen. fhc Prince Che Boys ctid
ron and ODE ladies and gentleman of the Court after
wards returned Oh BamIrsl