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Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
Britt's Hotel,
" AslllN6TON. HEMPSTEAn co,
ARKANSAS.


{ HE subscriber begs leave Ia inform bis friends
! and lhr public that he still continues busi.
nos At las old staud, where he has supplied lin.
sflf with every lhine necessary tar The areom-
mgialiUa Nd the iraselins community. llIs hnisf
Iz eummolioas ihe unnms weII ufrHpasd luf
famiI.s. aui his table well supplied with llr hrsl
the iuafkr aIfaais
Ils siah.fs are laree, hohniIiul'y supplied with
pfovruirf, aud attended By eafeinl osil =.
lie pIsdsrs himself thai nothing shall be- want
int ON ls nafi To f,#ndHf comfortable all shn mtY
l,a pleased Ia sI,r lam cal, liz eharefs w Il b.
a. mnarala as thosr Of any other hpusr IN Tie
south. as an evidence of which he nfeas TO the
following
RULES
naafdns per muaih, $40
Boanins and lodging prr week, 81
day. Il
Snsle meal, 2a
Lodging, sa
liufsr fred. p
Keeping MN and harss lll "a ght, 1
keeping iofsr per wrtk,
GEO q DRIf
Washington. Oct IN. lsl5=5=n
Washington telegraph., 1848-02-16
To Plan'crS.

To Planners.
TE'llE undersigned having been appointed
y Rgenls ior the sale Of Mr. Joseph r. Cfnsb, =
Cotton E'ns, will keep supply IN baud f,f sale.
at ihrlr War llnusr ~ Fulton, Of nlI sizes nnd
descriptions, which they ARE authorized 10 warrant
ia give sliifr salsfioiirn to the p1rclmso-s.--
Pcorns In want Of Cotton GINS are rrspec, ,iIll,
ylled to call and examine Them.
BLOCH BROTHER & uo
FULTON, June %, lsl5 2s-u
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19
+ FRESH Esrugs, Medicines, sc


GTEVENSON & BELL have received direct from
- Philadelphia large and well selected stock of
DRUGS &c, to which they invite the inspection OF
their old customers and the public generally. Their
stock consists in part of the following:
Medicines;
Calomel, camphor, quinine iodine, Iodide OF potas
SUM, Iodide of iron, rhubarb, Peruvian barks, India
and Turkey myrrh, Honduras sarsaparlla, Bay berry
bark, Hemlock bark, composition powders, creasote
extract of hquorce, sedlitz and soda powders kino
pinkroot, cream of tartar, &c.
Paints, sc;
Chrome green, chrome yellow, black lead, lamp
black, ivory black, Chinese vermon, Venetian red,
chrome green in OIL lharge dry white lead red lead
gum sheIlac.
Dyestuff:
Indigo, madder, copperas, alum logwood, annatto,
oil of vtriol.
SundriCs
Mortars and pestles, spatuas pill tiles spring lam
Gets, Evans lancets genuine, do imitation, American
thumb anccs, spring lancet blades teeth hooks paint
brushes, varnsh do, sash do teeth do. maj ches,
trusses syrnges Brandeth's pills Peters do, SaPpng
tons do, Motfat's do SPencer's do, Cooks do Lee
do 1hruston do, aposthecares scales and weights,
allsPice, black pepper, ginger, mage, cloves &c.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19
GROSS HOTEL,
AND
GENERAL sT'AGE OFFICE
AT THE
HANGER HOUSE,

water street,--yan Buren, Arkansas.
FEYHE subscriber, having recently taken
A-SA I the s'Hanger House. for a term oi
Es5zyears atcrs himself that he is now Teaoy
81 Isss to meet the wishes of the travelling com
munty, by supplying them Win every
comfort and convenience which place like Inns can
afford. e.
The housois situated in the ntralpartoi the CITY
The are large, airy anq commodIous' ana haNe
undergone a thorough repair-httng up wlth new
furnture beds and bedding. -,
The subscriber his friends and the puphc'
that no effort his part shall be wanting TO secure
comfort satisfaction 10 his guests; ana Wnie ne
solicits share of their patronage he boPes Dy 'he
reasonable charges and unccaslng attentlon 10
the duties of his vocation give entire satisfaction
FERNS Of Board =
Board and lodging per month with fires, $40 90
- without fires l6 90
Board per month without lodging u 90
Transient Boarders per day OO
Children and servants-half price.
Horse fare per day so
From his boarders he will expect monthly payments
without fail.
! Gentlemen at all times be accomm datod with
excellent riding horses also with first rate Hack lnC
a span of good horses, with careful driver.
Immediately in of, and connected with the Ho
tel good stable, with attentive hosters and persons
arriving steamboats, at all times be supplied
with horses moderate terms.
]. S. GROSS.
/ Van Burcn, Aug. 9th, 1S47-2G.-ly.-
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19
II. =. ROBERTS.

S-MLT HIS ROW, MAIN STREET,
VAN BURAN, ARK'S.
H RATEFUL for the patronage heretofore be-
=" slowed upon him. respectfully informs the
public that he has just received new supply OF
Plate; and he still continues TO manufacture
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE,
OF which he has large assortment on hand; and
which he will dispose of either by wholesale or
retail, upon the loacest terms.
GUtteriHg and SpOuting,
Done at short notice. and upon reasonable terms.
Mag 29th, 1S47. 16-tf
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19
Iron, Steel, Hardware and Cutlery.
40, 600 Lbs. Lbs IRON IRON, assorted,

ZHEA EH6kEA Lbs. lRON, assorted,
- ~ " 500 plough wings.
1000 Lbs. English & American Blister Steel,
1000 do. German and Cast-stcel,
$4,000 do. Castings, assorted,
$50 Sets wagon boxes,
100 Kegs nails, also, anvils, vices, hammers.
bellows, spades. shoves. hoes, axes. log and trace
chains, cross-cut and hand saws, patent balances,
stcel-yard augurs, chisels, strap and but hinges
pad sacks. files, rasps, brass'and copper kettles
knives and forks, pocket knives, frying pans, cur
ry combs, sitters, cotton and wool cards, percus-
sion caps, llints &C. &.
HENRY & CUNNINGHAM
July 3, 1917. 2I
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19
Esyc SGgsals.
REyEalls Books,
II GW QHOOGls.

w. II. & NJ. MAYERS, Fo,k Smith.
E1 AVE just reed per Steamer No 5 a general as
as Fruits and Spices fan kinds Sugar Coffee CI,ec
Putter water Crackers, Syrups Preserves Raisns
lemons Almonds, Candies, Pickles, Teas, &c TO-
July 3, I647 my "''i''oS
Arkansas intelligencer., 1848-02-19
Groceries.

HENRY & CUNNINGHAM,
s. z AVE received per steamers. Arkansas No .
x = and 'Ridgey,' and in store large stock of
Merchandise, suited to tho trade, OF which, the
following is a part:
2GO bags Rio Coffee,
80 bags Laguayra Coffee.
25 hhds. New Orleans Sugar,
10 bbis. MoIasses,
1900 bags coarse salt,
100 bags Gue do.
pipe Holland Gin,
10 American Brandy,
10 do. Gin,
10 bbls. Malaga wine,
do. Port do.
10 do. Loaf Sugar,
do. Tanners oil,
3 DO. Linseed do.
do. Spirits Turpentine,
100 kegs Dupont powder,
10 do. bar Lead.
Also, Champagne, Madeira and Claret Wines;
French cordiaIs, Brandy cherries, Sperm and
Star candles, Ess. peppermint, cloves and ciuna-
mon, Pepper sauce, Almonds, Rasins. Sardines,
&c. &c. &c.
.July 3, 1S47. 2I
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1848-05-17

GrralA lmporianlt bCmIcaIdi>co'cn
.r'vIr pvgNIU'IL'I'" i'ltTi
AZ tlNshss ~ Lfrii blNIiSLS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
DENMARK.
A... D........

Letters from Holding state that Gen. Wrsugel had
received orders immediately 10 Withdraw the Irussan
troops IRON Jut.aud. and ID abstain from cyng the
contribution which be- bad imposed and that the prus-
-an headquarters have already been removed o. lladers
lchen 90 -ch.eswig. some German troops, which had
been previously ordered to march t0 the North have
lc 90 directed to return % SchleswiZ
The general opinion of the Germans seems 10 De that
the basis oi any arrangement viii be- division Of
-chlcswig DO such manner that part Of the duchy
where Danish il spoken shall be- Incorporated with
Denmark while the other portion viii remain attached
r0 uol.tc.n. and VIII be- admitted into the Gcrmanic
Confederation.
The Russian Government has transmitted tO the fms.
san Ministry note respecting the >chle-wig question.
n this note 10 expresses tseu uniayoraby Respecting
the claims advanced by Prussia 10 the name Of Germa-
n.y. and holds forth eventual prospect Of Russian ia
reference in favor OF Denmark
Letters from Hamburg Of May -, state that up
ward 81 20 Danish prisoners arrived A. Altoona ycster
day afternoon. They vii De- sent % stade where the
uan05crln Government has with great humanity offer
cd b. keep them instead Of their ettng them be con
hned ia vessels Ia the Elbe AZ nrst intended
Another party of about 100 in number arrived this
morning and they VIII be- also forwarded 10 Stade
The Danish Ohccrs thirty seven In number, also prs
oners, have been conveyed o. the same place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

The celebrated Georges Sand has received hint thni
beer farther presence u Paris 90 ihc present moment
might Dee attended with dsasreeabe Consequences. and
she has consequently retired 20 some quiet spot ,
distance from Paris. 10 appears that she Was one of
the dep0sOre- oi the secret Of the attempt on The
National Assembly the 18Th ut and oi the prn-
cpal actors in carrying 10 into execution. During the
attack upou'the Assembly she was seen 10 a sma.
public house az the corner OF the Rue de bcW50gne,
ln company with ~. BoCcage. actor a. one OF Tie
Paris thcaters, distributing pistols daggcrs, and other
weapons 90 the persons forming the procession az the
very moment when they We're approaching the ball az
the Assembly This fact brought 90 the knowledge
of the Attorney General q the Republic. who. on n-
Quiry found the facts be- well authenticated that
De felt he could not pass the matter over 10 silence.
and he therefore gave the fair conspiratJr a HINT
which has had the effect OF driving her into retire
mCnt Georges sand, rather Madame Dudeyant i-
an intimate friend OF ~ Ledru RoilIu and che il
pected of having given 81. Jules Fayre considerable
assistance In framing the celebrated bulletins Of the
Republic ON the day Of The election Of the Exccu-
tive Government which has replaced the Provisional
Government Georges sand was az the National A.
scmbly and while she ballot for the members OF the
Executive Government going ON, the National
Guards Oh duty were not little asiOnished % see
her sitting the grass with ~ Lodru ROllin ia the
lue garden adjoining the sale des Pas Pendus, cooly
smoking cigars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
SPAIN.
Thn Rnl,.nr DililrnlIN.

Ores, anxiety exists 20 Madrid 20 know the effect the
dismissal OF Sir H. Bulwer VIII produce here 10 u said
that upg0 iaton j. on foot TO eccta reconciliation be
tween the Government and Count d. Montem0hn, tle
object being 20 acknowledge tine succosson OF the Tat
rcr and seq aside the lnfanta,
Tho papers announce the arrest of Lieut. Colonel
Bri-towe an Eng.ishman, who had resided several
wears n thatcapta No cause was assigned Tor the en-
.orcement uf such measures which 10 appears was
adopted without the knowc'ge of 'hc Minister. by
superior authority. Colonel brst0we was liberated on
The 2Gid buf ordered to quit Madrid for Franco n the
evening under charge % thc police
The spanish Minister 40 Lisbon mad officially an
nounccd 20 h- Government the retreat OF the seville
insurgents ufo Portugal Tho run the Bank Of san
Fernando -ull continued.
A battalion OF the Regiment OF America. with two
pieces of artillery had left Madrid for Cucncs.
The spanish Government has formally recognized
the French republic.
The HeraId0 announces that the house Of Barring bad
nearly agreed 10 take the quicksilver contract terms
most ads antageOus for SPAN and that the Government
had az ts disposal the funds necessary ~ pay the dyl
deud due On Tie lst OF July.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

Tho following document was among those seized q.
the Club des Drois de rHomme.
required nom Candidates
~ one shall be enrolled in the society Dcs Droits
de ho'nnc WAC does nor oder the following guagan.
tees
T. he must deny his individuality for the service of
The society The society 10 turn engages 20 defends h.n
% thcre De- means n not, 20 avcuge h.gi
Ilc or. ana alton o. the society being miitqrv he
hal place himself az the command OF the society
whenever tie central committee shall 20 decide either
with or without arms. hc cannot excuse himself ID 30
called on. by any Ties q family personal aars ln case
s duties as citizen SHAH prevent bis attendance be-
shsn obtain certificate from the conm.sssry oi the
auoui semeut
3. he shall observe the rules Of the society and tie
declaration OF the rights 0 man without any restrictions
ac shall attend The meetings 81 the club perfect
his political education Il he De not well instructed or
20 instruct others d BE be perfect himself
S When proper candidate shall be found BY him
he shall prcscn; him % tbs nearest section The chef
is section shall examine the candidate and present him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
The Historian Misnet Dismissed.

N NignCt the celebrated historian OF the hrst Rcvou
ton who held Office Of confidence intho Department
oi Foreign Affairs has been dismissed of more cor
recy speaking has been forced % send n his rcsgna
ten ia order to saso himself from the inll-n.ty of "a
dismissal The hberaIty and even republcauism of ~
Ni-nct are 90 wei known, that the measure created
great surprise but the of 30 has come OUT
K appears that VI Ngnct writing % a friend in LON
hardy spoke Of the conduct o the people ol thar couu
great matter Tor them Nas t0 establish durable indie
pcndencc and regular liberty and In order 10 DO This
% was necessary that Italy should be strongly organ
lied which could only bee done by the union oi Che
whole of upper Italy under military and constitutional
monarchy he added Lombarts have their iafe lu
their own hands. They can form magnificent state.
which viii extend from the Alps 10 the Apcunines, and
completely cose the Peninsula forever against al
strangers Providence has placed al their eide Charles
Albert the instrument Of their detntve liberty and
nltona sranleurn For Ibis be was dIsmls.ei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
DIPLOMATIC Appointments.

The Government has nominated ~ de Circourt who
lately sent 70 Berlin, Minister PenipOtcutuy %
the United States
NJ dc Nivierc, Minister AZ Lisbon. and proprietor Of
the Courier Frascais, has been dismissed and his
place given 90 VI Nalcale, t0ums 10 letfres
NJ Bciocq has been appointed Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister p.en.potcntiary Of France n Belgium.
and ~ Luttcroih superseded in his diplomatic post az
Baden
W. Sain &c Bots lc Comte has been appointed Envoy
Extraordinary snd Minister Pen.pcnuary al the French
Rcpcbic u Sardinia.
il9 Minister of Marine has recognised The C0unc..
81 Admiralty which D. t0 bee composed n future oi the
Minister acting as president o three general officers
an Inspector general Of the maritime engineering de
psrtment director Of maritime construction chief
controller or commssary- general two naval captains.
sn engineer 81 naval construction cOmmssary or con-
toller Of the navy captain oi a frga,e sna naval
lieutenant The Minister has appointed members o. The
coanci-Nice Adm.ras lg0n ana Ia suisse. ~ Charlcs
Dapm kes5 Admiral H-molu, Captains Guillols and
Atrni8c - NHur a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Trieste Blocknded by The Neapoliian-.

Vienna letter of the 18th ult m the Bresi1a Gg-sfif
state. That tle bad been received from Trieste
,lt ~ trn u the morning 0f the 23d tl'rty-cgt Nca
ro..tan vessels bad appeared OF the Larbor and de-
c.arci that Trc-te u state oi blockade thereby
c.usu- great c0sternftQl among The inhabitants. -ii
~-ra-i1r Canning thc English cu1a- sador % Con-tan
tnoue. who was 80 Trieste directly started odd und
passed through the iect the military governor Count
rr.v la- cent a- ui truce ouf f0 hc ttct hrf tnf
answer given was tnat Nap.e. n fhc name of Italy bad
ordered a. rigorous blockade. and would Immediate. 3
commence lo.-lrcs.
Firing was heard during the night n the heart oi
Trieste ITSELF deuotiu- 10 "s thought an .aslrrccrion
sly movement 300 tla- town.
q letter from Venice. of the 2ifh sage that Neepo
titan war steamer arrived from Trieste. he'd brought
the intelligence. that on the arrival oi tle combined
-l. Iron 10 sardinia Maple. and Venice 90 Trieste
ue Austrian naval forces which bad by lucky chance
come out OF p0.a and taken refuge af Trieste, wer,
there bl8ck-ded The commandment The combined
tects demanded the immediate restitution of the Nene
f.an ships which bad been seized by The Austrian 81
Tweutv.iour hours were allowed % give an answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Iiemnrnl of sIr. Mitchell.

The Dublin Frcersln contains the following account
0i the departure of NJ Mitchell. Precisely the pr
son clock struck four ION Saturday afternoon The con
vctvan drew up atfle front entrance o. Ncwgare and
was Immediately surrounded b. Two squadr0ns VI dra
-l0ns under the command Of Col Nalnscl and Col
Gordon. ln a few minutes an official bearing the war
rant for SIR. Mtcncls removal entered the prison and
delivered the same to tle high sheriff. The mounted
police and Dragons with drawn saores. formed four
eel lnspector -clvood gave the word az the prison
gate al D. ready one NJ tle tGwkeys then cam.
forth with bundle u clothes which were understood
o. be- the convict dress and tlrew INTO the Pre-
csey Zht minutes past four the gates opened
and ~ Mitchell came forth with rrrn step and
rrm domeanor. lie wore brown frock coat
lslf waistcoar, ami DARK trousers, and bad lgh
glazed esp upon bic head. the hair appearing 90 nt
closely cut His hald and right leg were heavily
manaclei and fastened o. each other by ponierouf
iron chain He cast one quiet -nted glance about
md recognizing friend who called OUT Michel
bowed ana SHOOK hands with him. lie then assist
"a into The van, accompanied oy four 0r I'VE nspec
fors Of police. The door was Immediately banged t0
tr0t up Botlu-st and thence By The Circular road
the North Wan where the >ilgrg'er Government
steaner vas lying .u readiness
Tie cauons taken t0 prevent sny attempt A. re-cus
ol he way ru Pie place ot cm5srklriyl were elective
There was. however some ril-lny no seville place. az
,hs North strand where The police we're as.aied by
mob. Tie chef leaders ll wlcl were women. On'
amazon was conspicuous 5y her daring. she bur red
tones and t--sbrs u'fn unerrlZ r'w ~ the heads
Che con-tasury. cIrslng Justify the c0warlice I'd Did
Icl %. I.l.l having -le r-.tlg t0 -le " men.
-a ar-s NJ DO police Oh ficlt her capture were use
less and She anl escaped the crowd 90 camlaiants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
smiling Of the steamer Niagara.

BosroN Wednesdsy June u. lO PM
The Royal Mail steamship Niagara sailed from
her wharf 70 day at z O'Clock Her passengers
for Liverpool were az follows
John Phillips. John Wardrop. II Golden .eder. j
fOllsnsbce Of Y, Frederick Gleason and lady. "
Clark I Fisher cunningham and Martin Of Boo.
Ton Charles Hll Of VI Robert Ear and lady, 4 Lee
Phiad W Frcnderthcr j Jenuings Wray -
A Sl0o Ohio, A Mcapin. Cincinnati T Haupi bear
Of dispatches Gum, Toronto kadat. Havaua,
ID Mason. W Fraser and Miss Dustin. Hayd. Lieut.
Col Denny, British Army, Nr IiIey. Chas Ldm0nsf0n
r Dckefson = J & n Hubert and lady Charleston
Mrs Buckley. Ga Nathan Rsnbo. Franklin Baies pa
w DunifoTd Ward Cheney Manchestcri J. CachcT.
Lord Maiden and servant Hugles, John Curtis ste
phen Cave DeMoyer. Hamburg. John stalker, Glasgow
M Amerey son and daughters.
FIR Ha6far-H Calender, : Tiucn II farnsworth.
Boston Mrs Caldwell. Mrs Homes, NJ. TObin. Mr.
Watson. n l. West q Mitchell n Finney, Halifax
lady, Quebec.
Her specie amounted 20 sBOi2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

The Aha of Florence Oi tlc 30 ult states That 10 Is
certain that orders have been sent from Naples oy tee
-raph 90 tine Neapofn troops cent 90 Lomnrdy o. re
rn lrnucdiately and that the Neauotsn fleet At Ven
ice bad received private orders from the Ams TO JON
tie Austrian fect
N.w- bad been received at Turin of che combined
~ari.uian Ncap0lItan and Venetian squedron- na'nt
sailed from Venice Tor Trieste 40 ibis time tne orders
ot te krg of Naples 20 bis chiefs 90 change sides ana
l.r the Au-trisns Isincc reported were not known
Ireviso sf rem,ns .u the preseason Of the ltaan-
rf le Government ot Venice ore making great efforts
f0 assemble dn army.
The L5r0lHlhaEo of the Goth announces tAat on the
'qh resolution bad been ttser taat tae po.tcu CON
1.ulu o Venice should uot Dee taed m 1-ier -he cr'nl
nation of tAe war
Tine French squsIr1u. which was 40 Naplcs bad die
patched solo Of I.s vessels o. the id1atc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

CoNcBsss.-For some reason which we DO not
understand, we received 40 report OF the House
proceedings OF Tuesday We learn from the
Washington papers that in the House on that DAY.
CA motion of Mr.. Pollock the vote by which the
adverse report OF the Committee on Revolutionary
Pensions upon the bill extending the provisions o.
the pension laws 20 the widows Of revolutionary
officers and soldiers who were married prort to the
year 1894 was referred to the Committee OF the
whole on the state Of the Union, was reconsider
Cd and the subject was rocommitied 90 the Conn
m'uee GA Revolutionary Pensions, with instruc-
to1S 70 report bin extending pensions % all
widows OF revolutionary soldiers married prior
o. 1850.
The remainder Of the day was occupicd in Com
mttee OF the Whole on the state OF the Union
(Nr THOMPSON OF Ind. in the Chair with expla
NATIONS aud Notings on suudry amendments 10 tb,
Naval Appropriation bin bat the Committee ms,
without coming 70 a conclusion, aad the House o9
ipumed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
Patriotic sentiments Of sardinia.

The Sandman Minister 81 Foreign Affairs, publicly
declared on the l9tn u-t "a answer % question from
member of the Chamber 20 Deputies, that the report
% the effect that the Sandman Government bad ac
copied 0verturcs made ~ certain foreign cabinets on
the question of Tally was o. callmny invented ty ine
enemy and that neither the hng nol the cabinet would
consent Do enter into any -oian sJ long sn- j.
Austrian remained on the Italian so- Ile retirement
o, the susfrsns be- declared % be- sfHe fni non The
Chamber appeared much .rat-fed by this speech.
The kl- of Sardinia has declared 90 answer -9 de-
-,.,--r af rho Provisional Government of Lombardy
taa- hc j. resolved % prosecute the war against tle
A-srisns with v-or. without regard Oh ne sarire.
that rl1v Boz necessary for the liberation oi ltoly
Charles Albert has issued proclamation denying
tha truth othe report tlat he hst COMPROMISED 90 ve
V.n.-e to Austria Oh condition Ji getting Lcm1ardT -
. declares fht tle WAY vii uot cease until such time
a4 -he Austran- had been driven beyond tle Ap- snl
coascqaentIv unit. Venice should become part vi the
new kinrdom of italy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15
BELGIUM.
ReceptiOn of the French Atubas.ador

Tue M0aieEr. Of May -. contains decree ordering
thar the resignation rendered by 81 Vezor Of biz chce
OF Minister % Finance be Cccept-d and charging 81
frere Ortsn. Minister n Public Works with the Minis.
try % Finance. 81 iaferu. His Majesty gave private
and 0f.cal audience tOh hel0cq accredited Minister
f.euro-entsrv from the French Republic 70 the Bel.
gan 00l erument His Majesty received ". Bellocq
with great distinction General Dupont aidede-carp %
lls Majesty having been sent with two ROYAL carriages
90 convey the minister all biz attendants ~ the palace
Iae klns cxpressed bis desire that the friendly rela
tons between Tie Two countries nal I'm b. crn-ol.fste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-06-15

u hk LGG-
The civil War.

Greek papers % The l9rh .nst ave reached us The
nsurlccron woich BAL alrt oli .n Ats-tnia I'D ief
49, In n. tsss does NOT auuc1r to have made much
tro.r,.. BE hsd advanced toward fhyia. .li without
snsinenfnz bis sihcrcrts Before qnitn3 tii.it. -
burned DE archives oi tle law coufts Ilc tfrek NoF
,t.- has taken 30 loan n1lsl dr1rhmas Our 81 tas
funds arising from iecefs et by Various pcrohs Boz
,h EDUCATION oi ths south OF Greece. ana deposited 4.
he r.rk The heath " a. Mussar.s is si9 % r. I'M
-r,-ed me bals bad hen safely extracted irom rs
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