New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-14
The Exiler

There IS az this moment a crowd OF illustrious
exes in London instances of the reverses Of fortune
more striking than the exRoystes whom CaHdide en-
countered at the Carnival OF Venice French paper
thus sums them up
Louis Philippe
The Duke and Duchess Of Nemours-the latter born
heiress OF saxeCobourg Cohsry and cousin German
Of the Queen.
The Prince and Princess OF Ioinvie.
Cuizot who is guest OF the Society for the Advance
menl of Science, at Swansea, Wales.
Duchstel guest OF Sir Robert Peel
Flahaut ancient Ambassador TO Venice.
Klnedw orth chief Editor Of the uizotMetternichsn
journal the SpeeaeT de LORdres and secret agent OF
Louis Philippe whose letters relative 10 NJ Mole the
Rerpe Retrospective has been published.
Montemelin, absoluiist pretender to the crown Of
spain.
Don Francisco. brother to the lsst-nsmed, and bis
wife the Archduchess OF Austria.
Don Miguel, sbsolutist pretender to the Crown Of
Portugal.
Louis Napoleon.
The Duke OF Bordeaux and his wife, Archduchess
Of Austria who supposed 20 be concealed IN London
The Prince Metteruich
The Count de ColOvroth, Minister OF State OF Austria
The Baron Hsgel private Secretary OF Meiternch on
whom the Tory University of Oxford has bestowed the
degree Of Doctor degree awarded to Butcher Prince
Albert sc.
Yarke Counsellor of the Court Of Austria author Of
articles in the Tinqos Chronicle &c
Louis Blanc and Caussid6re, who strangely enough
close list commenced with the name OF Louis Phil
ppc Albany Au"s'
TESNEssgg.-Gov. JoSEs, in a discussion At
Memphis on the 10Th ult with Aaron Y. Brown
lwhilom a Rough and Ready candidate for Gov
ernor but now supporter OF Cass) made powerful
speech. suI of point wit. and sarcasm, as usual
Gov Jones referred again 10 Gen. Cssss services IS
Governor Of Michigan aud asked If he charged >oO0N
extra pay while Governor. how much would We have
to pay him as President Any one could cipher II
out by the rule OF three lie also touched upon inc
law for selling poor white people FOR spending their
MONEY A. they pleased. He asserted that Gov Brown
and bis friends in Tennessee were al the last election
for Tavl0r and said II his eX-EXcellency had on the
same panialoons which he wore in the last cany ne
could show the white hairs imbibed from Old Whitley,
while he endesvOrng to ride the faithful sieed into
the Gubernatoral mansion And 20 prove this ne ca
hibied a ticket with bona hde Loco focO Rooster
IN n with Coon under his feet headed Rough snt
Ready Ticket snd the name Of Aaron '. Brown Tor
Governor printed in large letters, riSM Hnd~ the
Ckickea This created burst OF meuiment from the
large assembly.
Gov BRowN delivered quite a eulogy upon the great
HENRY CLAY and accused the Wing party with muir
dering him.
GOV JoNEss reply to this OF the most sp o.
did and chaste efforts OF oratOry every heard the
name of HENRY CLAY every Wig bosom in the vasi
assembly swcled with proud emotions and gave vent
70 their feelings in loud and repeated acc.amAuons
The eloquent speaker elevated himself 70 the G hght
Of his tall and manly person, his eyes seamins Win
pride and every feature Of his face glowing WIN Az
msfion-Rud delivered one of the most oeauuiul ana
heart stirring eulogies listened to The soul Of he
orator kindled with the fires OF patriotism and the
grateful dame danced oyfuy over the Circle OF nliah
beings and ilunined every heart with Joy ano eNua
ton He is not dead. said Gov. Jones, but seepetn
You Governor Brown, and me, and al tins VAST as
senblv together with all his vile trsdueers, VIII DC
sesS gone and buried IN the fAthorless abyss Of
obIiyion and vet the uarne OF CLAY will Twelve IN
bstory-live in the annals Of iame-Aye and be loved
In the hearts Of p0sieriiy. thank God that nave
lived 10 see the day when the great DEEDS shc hoo4s
character of the honored sage Of Ashland has eS.oTea
praise rom his viesi enenies-thA even the AHthoI o.
The infamous resolutions OF eens1re ioI oal an se -
trrue has been compelled by the powers OF conscience
IN heal where he had wounded-thSt even ne was
forced with his own hand TO pluck out the venom Q.
the viper which himself had placed in the bosom Vi
this great and noble patriot and stamp i -hoei i'o~
Mos AND DIsGRAcEFUL AffkAf.-Ai lne AAiIH
NJ So. "a, evening shout eight o'clock, party OF men
running with and having under control piece o. lne
Wstchmans apparatus. in psssns ApP4roy : A.e.S =
the corner of Caroline and Hampstead SIS re -
outrage which pespetTaied there not lone sns -
throwing voley Of stones and other rnisse' ~ &
house several windows were broken, and tne o'ioi-i
with those adjoining much defsced-
The attack was returned BY discharge OF firearms
into the crowd which seriously injured n11oeE =.
indyidusls and eventually drove of the AssailAns vi
the wounded Otto a member OF the Wsicnmeh Nous'
pAny was struck twice in the leg By bal and sno' Oh
Ger Person with a charge Of shot IN the lace SpAns
bury, Richardson weems and Lambert hon-eoai -.
tsns and residents of the eighborhood MI oy SEQ
and Appeby, keeper OF the house, IN me com
mence ment Of the melee received a severe cui uPon
the bead from brick This u the second sttacA insl
has been made upon these premises within monia
n..t Bali. Patriot, llta-