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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
The Great battlefield.

The great battle field which MerolawsA has now
chosen for himself and where he . 20 be found with
Immense force l. the town OF Wrcschen In the fore
noon OF Yesterday sacre was most desperate battle
fought there and IL IN which the Insurgents
proved that they had an utter contempt Tor danger and
Tor death They were attacked by Lieut. Gen Wredcll
xho brought them within reach % his artillery, and
when the hre opened them, it moved them down
by entire files together sui they resoutely marched
onward They are now IN possession OF Nreschen'
from which there is chance OF driving them until an
overwhelming mass il troops can be collected
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
Advance of the Au.trians on Friuh.

According % sdyices from Codropo up 70 the 18th
ult Count Nugeut arrived there that day with the
greater part OF his corps On that afternoon bis al-
vanced brigade crossed the Taghamento by the bridge
which was imperiectly repaired and probably advanced
10 Puldenone on the 29h the count advanced his cii
wing A. Far a. Porf0gano. The inhabitants came oui
with white days 70 receive them. Populations had ai
ready arrived AZ the head quarters Of the army from
various places including Sacilc with Oilers Of sutm.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
ROME
The popP and the pecpie.

FOR the momenious events which have taken place
at Rome we refer our readers the letter Of Paris
Correspondent The report that the Pope has been i'm
prsoned wants confirmation and We do not believe Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
Civil War Inevitable.

II i. stated in letter from Pe-tn. Of the IT, that
alarming rumor- bad reached that city from the banna
and Croatia Many localities inhabited by the servians
had proclaimed Z1ra Georriewich King The ban Of
Crost. Jellochich who nominated by Prince Met
ternich was openly proclaimns the counerrevoiuuon
lie said that be would 90 al the head OF lOAOD men
and sodiers 20 reestabsh the old order Of thlng- 10
Hungary the Emperor who be said Nas invested with
power bv God having been forced 20 make concessions
The letter adds that all parts 1t was -ad that the
country IN danger and the cry Of " 10 arms was
...a.s r~ttfne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
PRUSSIA.
RcsulI of the EicrtiOn-.

The elections had passed quietly in most parts of
Rheni-h Prussia, though alarming riots broke out az
Ire yes the Sd inst and not quecd until scve-
raj persons had been killed and wounded Several bar
rcsdes we raised IN the town. and guns were brought
10 force them: but tranquility ultimately restored
without the employment of artillery The result Of the
election cannot yet be known but it is thought that par
tics in Rhcnish Prussia viii be about equally balanced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

., se rnisfr for the return OF tie Lisurians end De-
sr5ed the restitution Of their properly. large con
or.e collected on the evening Of the 2t n ne square
III - -tepheu'- and saluicd the archbishop n-ih a
.Charivar-' The crowd composed 90 -faltni-
national guards in fun uniform sld other highly p.
spectacle and wen dressed per-ons Not content VIII
disturbing the uubcrs Of the presie, The moo 'li'eIel
toe lower easements Of bis palace to atoms
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.,,eu,pfed InsurreciiOn.

4, ,n.tccessful insuucctOn bad been attempted al
10, - lasted several hours. Among the killed D.
general Tologio brother in.law 10 Maria
considerable number Of the insurgents had been
taken pr.foners and thirty If them were tined iound
,ufy and sentenced 90 death They were about % be-
.hot when the post leii FOR England.
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SICILY.
niyiziOD of Parties.

sicily has become divided INTO two camps although
hitherto al had spoken snd acted a. one mar This
division broke out Immediately after the dec. lon Of the
Sicihan Parliament relative the complete separation
OF the two countries This fact : afesed by IN official
document emanatin- from Romeo the Chief OF Gala
brAns and OF the most heroic martyrs of the Ncapo
Titan revolution As the decree OF the Parlia-
men, OF Palermo made known the Government Of
Naples protested with energy against the Illegal ac' and
sent Romeo isto sicily The following Il his report
"oR nay arrival IN Sicily, found things very different
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

GEy ScoTr Is PHLADELPHIA.-Gen. scott
passed through Philadelphia Saturday afternoon On
his way 10 Washington An immense crowd assembled
On the wharves 70 wait the arrival Of the boat ami the
appearance OF the General was greeted with the most
enthusiastic cheering He meeting with Gen Caldwell
aier i said 10 have been very impressive and 70 have
produced deep sensation
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES
81 L. u

TIM Prus-ian troops have entered Jutland. aud mad
occurred the fortress OF fudercis ON the Liie Belt
which was surrendered without resistance az the Dan
ish troops had previously retired INTO the leland Of
Funen Gen. Wfangel has Issued pIoc.amauCn cal,
i an the Juflauders % remain tranquil and exhOrtng
he Danish authorities remain Al their posts in order
tba, bs troops may be -uppIed with What they require
without depressing the people more than j. necessary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

RocXLAsD CENETgRY.-The opening and dedication Of
The grounds q the Cemetery postponed from ne In INST
Of .e weather. VIII take place Monday, he
S inst when addresses and other appropriate exercises
may be expected Tie D. Niehoias, and other
boats viii the foot Of Daane-st AZ - O'clock, A.
aad stop al the foot OF Hammoad-s aud returning, VIII
leave Piernont al O'Clock, r. NJ. Those who have no.
had tickets may obtain them Of r. g Neis agent, IS Mas
sau-st or Of Wm Archer - WOostes-si. my25N A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

To THE PuBLIc-I hereby agree forfeit : 100 90
sell good Boots tor - 81 sold in the city for
81 e. And furthermore, agree forfeit the same
any other sels good Boots for - 81 as sell
have tue largest retail trade VI any store in tie city and
shall endeayor 10 k pby selling better Boots al es- pces
than my competitors. my2i lw'l II. b. JONES, Il Anns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

LIVERPOOL May l2-There was a fair attendance OF the
trade n this DAYS market and small show oi good sam
Mos Of Nb,af. O.s sc. The extreme hucucss of The
weather causi the dealers 90 bay cautiously of new W heat
AMI Flour M prices in little easier bar not quo
fahlv lowe than Tuesday
An active demand experienced fog Indian Corn and
Meal and lie former realized u.s. per $50 hs. and me latter
i Der barrel advance Prime American yellow Com brou gd
..ls and Corn Meal l2s 90 per barrel
IN the Com Markc Today there j. scarcely transact on
90 report The market j. very dull and Prices nominal
European Times. May -.
LONDON MAY l2-At our market to-day tere scarce
Iv anything r- up home grown Wheat. and owing u
tie events occurring n Denmark and the mpossbiiiy o.
lirung ANYTHING from the Baic por-, have received
huf limited supplies from abroad
The attendance OF te trade small, and the connn-
ned fine weather induced great caution thu pau Of buy
-rs the business, consequently was retail al the rates u
Mordar IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
The f0owing Is a Ii Of the latest daics rom aII me
rincipal ports of Europe arranged for The Tribune
Whig National Convention.

Ncr York-.XIVH D,s'ric'-JoHN II. Boip oil
Whitehall. is the Delegate elect from the District
comprising Washington and Essex Counties
He is not instructed, but W. believe Is Tor Clay,
a. the District is.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
By Express and telegraph to The Tribune
LATER FROM MENICO.

PETERSBURG, May -
The special daily overland express rom New.
Orleans tor The Acc York I'rgrHc has been re-
csived. bringing dates % tine 2lst inst The steam.
ship Massachusetts, had arrived from Vera Cruz.
which place she lett on the 18th inst bringing
i1ur DAYS later news from thc City OF Mexico
The discussions in the Mexican Congress, relative
% the right OF the General Government TO cede
state TERRITORY was said 10 be st continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

a., ,rss, exrerref Wes.ins. Syracuse. and ne
,rboie of tie coast from the pharo haTe protested
,-ain.t The decision of the Parliament o. fsleio. A
Ave accepted the Constitution of lsnlary - oe-,la
battalion Of c0r- which were ln Caahrla Ai., ~
I. 49,, s-.d t.-,-r.f. -.rh -he people They lare
resolved upon marching for Palermo, and u ~ 49,
,.--rs vii rot wat unf thc Chamber are olcned ana
come 90 O. decision, wc shan attack tA'i-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

Tile Uosno1ar -tourza % Ja--y hr- caused re- boy
si who fsd a--em. .ed t0 demand reforms 'o Dr. af
r.fcf They are .raafei with great severity ukls@
ba. boon published a- Jl.-y in which me Czar declare
that ho yv not permit the revolutionary Irii to take
root iu The pr nc.ps.ities
-rFequeut advice state that ~ Jassy sangu.narE
1--rre-fon of ho Royari- against ~ Prince bhescr
tool, place on the 10Th of April bat n brief space o
tme The latter aided hy ihe regular troop gained inc
t r.I.
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SPAIN.


The Ga,fe published royal decree o9 - iobo
ia IO-,,,iep, vb.cb 4 supposed 10 be worth from
~ 1000 10 100000 real. The properly y 20 pe
paid for 10 specie the nrt par lhne'i''s' ann ''
..-n.-u.L.r N al,ht animal -n.i--m.ni.-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

CAPE COP RAILROAD.-Tbe Cape Cod Railroad
Br4nch from Mddleboro, on the Fall River route. %
sandwich a distance Of q miles, was opened on Friday
LIST with appropriate ceremonies, and a train from
Boston arrived Of the latter place. banquet was
served up on the occasion, and numerous addresses
4.ie-a-,a
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GERMANY.
Results OF the Elections.

The elections Tor the German Parliament are nearly
The probability Is that the Liberals viii possess
a stron, but not overwhelming majority There will
De a few Republicans few high Conservatives almost
exclusively nom the old Prussian province.) and few
ultfsEon;ane Catholics. The most prominent leaders
Of the Uusmontine party, including eve belisveD NJ
Abel himself have been elected IN Bavaria
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
Poland 10 be Supported.

The Frankfort Committee OF nifty have voted a rcso
lution urging the Gcrnlnc Confederation 20 keep the
promises made 10 the Poles, and declaring that the
Poles shal be SLOWED s 10 pass through Germany on
their return 20 their native land.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

Mr. AsTnoNY has received the following interesting letter
FROM our legation al Berlin.
B.gLiN, April 8, 1913.
Sir The two copies of your engraving of the Senate
Chamber, described IN your letter Of tie 10Th OF February
last, received the the revolution which has
occurred here During this excitement have had
opportunity OF presenting The intended for His Majesty
e King Of Prussia, bat have to-day asked permission 10 DO
3d. you viii by the enclosed copy Of addressed
70 Baron d Amin tine Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Having been long time familiar with the Senate. and
with 81 me persons grouped in your tabeau Of is
Chamber, has given much pleasure testify 10 the
fidelity and skin of the work f. occupies the most prominent
place nay paror and shall De proud 70 point "a H. a. an
evidence OF the state OF the arts country But al tins
unclure IN the affairs 0f the word has su higher value
In proportion tune tests the superiority OF our popular
system Of Government ne liberal Pay,yo f ms continent nat
H1Hy turn ner t0pghn % me Senate N The United State
which stands justly conspicuous for The Influence Il has
exercised upon legislation ard policy Your represen
taon, therefore, Of many Of the eminent Statesmen Of
country seated the Senate Chamber NAV be sad 10
'abiean Of the Institution Itself and possesses IN this point
Of view auuhy which viii be felt well in Europe
America. am very respectfully.
Your obj seryt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
AUSTRIA.
The Archbishop lndignationixed.

Au eSullition OF popular indignation took place IN
Vienna on the Cd occasioned by the alleged inter
ference OF the archbishop in favor Of the expelled
liz Gus society Of tie Llrisss sect affiliated 10 The
he Jesuts. report having been dinused among the
people that the prelais bad made formal application
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

RcHELlEU DLAMoSDPoNTED GoLD PESs.-Poinis war
raui To stand five years They the best and cheapest
Gold Pens IN use. Also fountain attachment, be sd'
listed to any pen Price IS Also 900 dozen Gold PEGS.
assorted brands a, manufacturers prices For sale by
WAIsoS, - Waist Gold Pens repaired
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

FALSE REPoRr.-The European Times SAYS
the failure Of Messrs J. Hogan Co. which appeared
part OF impression Of this day Is contEadicted
By letter frcm thar firm just published in a second
edition ofthe LirgPool Journal from which we copied IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
Decrees Of The Coycrumenr.

An amnesty granted 10 81 who were prosecuted iol
participation in the riots Of April at Vslence
Raises the price of smut from II 10 : p
Grents u fall pardon 10 sixteen individuals condemned
TO the bagnes for e who have been at the otgnes fol-
some years The most distant condemnation TOOK place
IN 1911 the most recent IN 1870.
Comnu.cs 10 s. 10 ~ Is and 90 years, aya0x forces
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
VII Austria nnit Rome ,

4 Brcslsp Iapcr oi the 80 ~ lify iil----i'' '''
from Vienna. which says
" Tho papsl Nuncio iIsla Prcis STU tcrc although
the Ambassador. of Maple and lu-canF have peei =
rid o. There is vet no public naaie- 'i,oI I. 7.
,,5,b tho pore. but every circum,fance that occurs
here tend. 10 show that if PuslN. advances one -iel
farther in the adsirs Of Lom5ardT OF he mt f.eIr
with them n snv way bat ss mediator men Ap''i'
VIII separate herself comp.eteiy rom al. -il'Nsi '-"
neciion with Eco 0i Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

lrced lahor) The sentences o. forces Tor life
declared sgains, t1irty-eighi individual
Extends cemency nearly 200 individuals fnaeiih
Cd 20 different penalties from simple imprisonment up
20 twenty yesrs tYsvaux forces.
Tho administrator des co0rss 90 iaAe possession o.
al properties real and personal composing the Wn.'
properly Of the Crown with the exception % those r.su
ary made over % the public service by the co"e''N'
mlthorifies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
CITY ITEMS.

MEs,Rs KIrP & BFowN.-By notice iu an
other column it VIII be seen that Public Meeting hus
been called no the Tabernacle, Tuesday night, 10 take
measures for the relief OF Mcssrs. hipp Brown, Tie
stage propretors who sustained such heavy loss by
nre the other day
The prUprctors OF the different lines OF stages m this
City. Brooklyn and Wlliomsburgh. held "A meeting on
saturday passed resolutions OF coincidence and sympa
thy and with commendabe lbcray resolved 10 devote
the entire proceeds OF each OF their several stages ior
Thursday next the benefit of their unfortunate fellow
stage propreior. The fare for that day viii be- l2i
cents tor each passenger but Will be- forbidden
10 give quarter or much his libcrahy may
suggest The following are the names OF The propric
tors referred To
HATFIFLD gEHriSE TYSON d 60
KEiNoLp, WEARr g HIEfH ms , AAnANA'h'
JtWFs MURPHY Co. JOHN okEEfE
JAMES ANDHEWs JACOB ouNtNDlhL,
W,cKRFIL A. SIMPSON HUEsIES co
HATFIELD. BEHliNE ". No.k s. bNtNI,
We understand that Col. MANN of the Broadway
Thcster proposes to give the profits OF night and
that Mr. HAMBLIN OF the Park Theatre. and Mossrs.
FRENCH & HrrsER OF Castle Garden, make the same
proposition
CuLDREv F0UND.-Early yesterday morning
while Mr. Robert Hamilton, OF No. ~ LnutoN =. VIZ
leaving his house he -tOop No the cpPOsite
side No l5 "a basket which he subsequently found 10
contain two children one alive ond the other stubborn
Mr. Hamilton took charge OF the living child.
INQUEsTs.-C Coroner Walters held an inquest on
Saturday al the house of Mrs. Myers No l3i Duane st.
on the body of an unknown man who was found dead
in the front vault attached 10 tho house As appeared
on examination that candle instantly extinguishod
ON being introduced the vault the Jury returned
verdict thsi the deceased his death by .ufOca
ton caused by nhang carb0nc acid in the vault
The Coroner held an inquest Yesterday on the body
of Charles g. Wade of Long Island found ~ the water
the foot OF Beekmsn ~ The deceased had been
missing for the last four months and his body present
od the appearance OF having been in the water tor that
length Of time. The Jury returned verdict Of death
by drowning.
POLICE--A charge was preferred on Saturday
against o man named VIM A. Perkins. by Vincent ~
Fox stating that the said Perkins went round collecting
subscriptions, pcrpOrng 10 be for man named Mead,
who had lost every thing he possessed 80 the late re
Thompson II. On examination, II appeared that the
accused WIS unacquanted with Mead. Committed.
Officer Ilulsc arrested man named VIM. Hines, ON a
charge OF stealing quantity of clothing valued AZ 50
from Henry Urman No A. Cortland -. Detained for
examination A man named Edward Dilworth. who
time back indicted for grand larceny IN lIud.
son. was yesterday arrested IN this City bench
warrant by officer Garyey and committed 10 prison. Tor
the purpose OF being sent back 10 take hls trial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
Abolition of Corporal Punishment.

The Prcasssche Sf1GisGR-rigtr publishes Royal de-
cree 10y which corporal punishment is altogether obol.
shed In Prussia such punishment being inconsistent
with the principle OF perfect equality oipoiical rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

FRoH HATTi.-We have received, through ar
rivals az Boston and Baltimore, Intelligence Of British
int rvenrion in the affairs Of Hayu, with much IN
,srestins news from other part. Of the West Indies
FOR full accounts. which the foreign news has obliged
Us to postpone refer 10 the Evening Edition Of Tie
Trsbgvg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

- Tie rich aid diversified character of tie attractions
az ihe American Museum to-day. hu cal tog eiAer
great crowds of al classes enjoy The exhibitions ct hose
diesel views, and the music and mirth Of the Ethiopian
erenadrrs The performances take place both aitenoon
uud evening y amt O'Clock, =. NJ and the house viii
l-..L.l.- Ii. I.... .-LN L..n
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Ds. CHRIsTIE's GALyASIc AND MAGNETIC CCRA1Fis.-
The extraordinary celebrity and success Of these won1ef
articles in the Of NERVOUS DISEASES is now 50
orally acknowledged that farther commentator annece'
sary The public should guarded against puyi0ss 1o
lions as the genuine articles are only be obtained New
York. OF the proprietor.
myDu A. Il. CHRISTIE. ND. 49, Broadway
Explanatory pamphlets aud testimonials TO DO had Efss
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The cRoPs-The Catoeiia Frederick, Nd
Wkig saws.

TIE DKOFs-Ihe C0IooH -Fredenck, Nd ]
Whig says
We are sorry 20 hear that the Wheat crop In some
sections Of cur Valley j. more less injured by the w.
The rye, corn, potatoes &c look very me.
The Hag0sto, Md TorcA Ligk says
Accounts from al psrts Of the country agree ia the
statement that the growing crops could not look aner
than they do az present The season had been such
il bar seldom witnessed, and brightest antic
pst.0n- bid far ~ be realized, although complaints OF
the ay made IN quarters We understand that
IN parts OF the countrywide Bo0nsbOrO District
for instance-there nelds OF S0nHfeer WAsdf
which it i thought, viii yield htteea bushels TO the acre
This j. unprecedented even in own luxuriant soil
The Feirfar (va) Mars says:
In this region Of country there Is fine prospect for
an abundant yield OF fruit The trees are literally
loaded
The Wheat hclds look charming and the Corn that /.
up growing rapidly under the influence Of the season
able weather we have
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
PORTUGAL.

The Queen Of Portugal has Issued decree appoint
Ing commission % carry into effect the abolition Of
slavery ia the Portuguese ultra .lrlne pos-essions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

To relieve necessitOus workncn, the municipal au-
iborities of Berlin have levied income tax on the
ciiizensc,ery TO estimate The amount OF his own
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

- I'VE learn from the SomcrrHc .Tenn.l
R7o,tU that terrible tornado passed over that county
last week Not less than 10000 panes OF glass were
lrokcn n that county alone Houses Timber and fences
pro- tracd IN all directions. aud aOr-es nnd cattle
killed.. The crops were injured severely The town OF
Lagrange suffered drcadfully.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

- We bold various duties 10 be -efeviient. that among
the most imperative, purity health and cleanliness. Iet
every then, who has not already made declaration Of
independence against tyrannca ioyhe folly ofHo bdtiag
do so inmedaiey and he viii find il by no
ary tight hard 10 achieve such independence without ss
ofhis or limb. RAmSEAU his Aston House Baths, has
provided means carry the good fight in such wsy
90 bring certain yiotoy.-rhe door in Yesey.i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

y Gen. Csdwalader has Withdrawn his resig-
nation The Washington Uai0a states that il was not
hs desire 70 leave the Army and the tender OF his re-
sgnation was caused merely by the necessity OF TEN
porGy. absence from duty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29
xxx,h CONGREss..Fir.. session
WAsHINoroN, Saturday. Nay n

HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,
The House assembled az the usual hour when
the Speaker resumed his seat and called b order
The journals read and approved, when the House
took up gertan bills from the senate among which was
relative 10 the spanish STEAMERS. and another re-.
arng % the Spanish tonnage duties both Of which were
read the third time and passed.
Nr ROCKWELL U: Conn called for the regular order
Of business and moved that the House resolve itself
into q Committee Of the Whole on the State % the
Union, which agreed TO- and Mr CoLLAMAz Of VI
was called 70 the chair.
certain commercial claim discussed By Nessrs
BowLIS OF 40 DANIEL of r. C.. ROCKWELL Of Conn
EvASs. and others. without coming % a decision
On motion, the House adjourned over tn Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-29

CorroN--ales for the past week. &2JJO good 20
middnng s. GJt >UGAE-A shade lower MoLAssEs-
Unchanged tLoUR-Downward tendency FREIcuS
70 Liverpool, ! penny Cotton TO Boston. 5. EN
CHANCE unimproved
ship New-.-Cleayei-Ships James II. Cooper Gro
t-. and schr Eagle Boston; -ip Espaudoa, ant bark
Mazeppa William Liverpool. Neyy-iork Avrtcc-Siups
Mary peasants and Union, New-Norki Damana Boston
INK In.eDh EIsh. Newly ufA.