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rb mhL ~, .iNE fOh - $3.50 : q ~ ~. I'M ny
Pier No North river for Southampton Bremen Friday
10Th inst OF o'clock Passengers will please at
ii o'clock and send all baggage wanted tie voyage
Thursday marked below An experienced board
All letters through freight or pas
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DROWNS COFFEE HOUSE AND DINING SALOON NO
- Pearl street hcad of Coenties sp George Brown pro-
peto Strangers doing business the part Of the city,
also those attending the Fair will find this very convenient
place to get their meals
TNK.-PRINCES RECORD AND COPYING INK THE
very best Ink manufactured for counting house and
ea being well adapted for the copying the
books and entirely free from any sticky For SALE
Wholesale and retail at No. South William street. opposite
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AcademyAt remdence % Bond street.
forming and private lessons given dsy Mr. SIS class ut the
corner OF SD street. and ID will commence
October q, at ten. AM For terms apply above.
nANC!NG.-MILE. PAULINE DEsJARDINS OF THE
- Academy Of Paris has the Of informing public
that she will four different classes suit the
Of her pupsone in Brt adway Third
nue. In Creen street. between Wavey Clinton Place.
and the other at her residence, "a Leonard MILE D. will
give tucon in all the different branches dancing For
information ~ to the days. hours and terms apply Mle p
At any hour during the day
VINBE GUITAR Is TAUGHT BY THE AMERICAN MusI
cal Institute. 3 Broadway under the direction of Mr. H.
Chadwick for five dollars advance The
will be gwen Friday at o'clock for ladies only. and
o'clock for ladies' and gentlemen Guitars will be furnished
the use OF the pupils H. MEIGS. Principal.
A CARD-MR. JOSEPH BURKE RESPECTFULLY IN
"A forms his friends that he has taken up residence in this
city and offers his services teacher the Piano and
Violin For terms &C.. application may be made
stores Of Mesr Scharepberg Luis Chckeng Stoddar
or Mt Mr. b. residence. so Leonard street.
RROOKLYN FEMALE ACADEAY.-FAREwELL CON-
- cert OF Miss Julia b. Northa-Mss Northa begs leave
announce that being under professional engagement with
Maurice Sakosct she WILL previous to their departure for the
Souh give Farewell Concert at the Academy Monday
srakoseh who has kindly aened lend his and
also by Mr.. Phi. Mayer Sgnor A. Bar and H. c. Tinm.
Particulars In future advertisements.
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JACOB 8. PLATT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS STOVES
Jacob b Pat Will SELL this morning. peremporiy in lots
purchasers at o'clock Auction
% Plat street. 80 Cutcs patent cooking stoves complete for
cash, sale.
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are found from many years trial in Europe and other parts
to he unsurpassed for bghnes cheaPnes durability
gurng heavy Orders beams support them
Suitable for large small buildings railway stations glass
tured solely BY W. WRIGHT lt9 Perry street. North River
Those who wish cheap and durable fire proof invited
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NEW BROADWAY CIRCUS, NEAR SPRING STREET,
~ John Tyon and Corporal Thompson Manasrrhu sday
evening Oct Of the world renowned Brit.
sh Aerooat Layater Lee c. Lee Walker Stewart for
of Weh Delavan and Nsthan Troupe say
ngs and Funny Tricks by Rockwell and wiums Mr. c.
Dancing Pr Mare nadss Mr. Deysrs in bis kop. Performance
in the world. First night Of Master Neville greAride
&c-Doors half Commence at7
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- day evening" Oct 49, performed hs popn drama Of
DobBEY AND soN-Mr Dombey Mr. Lynne; Mr. Toots Mr.
Capt Cut tie Mr. Barton Jack Bunsy Brouyhan
MI arks Mr. Jordan; Walter Gay Mr. Grace Susan Npper
GrI BTousnr% Eah MIRA Ksiyht Florence pOmssy Mrs
Craba Mr. Hamilton; Mr.. Nahe Grace; Jake S,ylut
MT Johnston Mrs Tomkns Mrs Vernon Lze Miss Sinclair
Prices OF admissionDess Circle Paryret 80 cents
Family Circle Second Tier rs open &C half past g.
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N Office -THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT HAVING
separated frsm my wife, for legitimate cause having
qudaed business and sold interests the boarding
house and shop that responsible debt
tracted under my name, before and after this time
- SALVADOR ROSA, formerly Of No. So Leonard st.
New York. October lS, 1S4s.
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OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK GAS LIGHT COMPANY,
~ October 9th 1913 The President and Directors have
day declared dividend Of four and per
Ia Stock Of this Company for the months ending LIST
August last payable to the Stockholders after
LIST November The closed from
the 18th inst to that date By order
G. l.. EvERITT Secretary
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
lTHE FIRST ouAKER.

An old American savage, at an inn in
New York, met with gentleman who
gave him some liquor, and being rather
lively, he beganio boast that lie could read
and write English. The gentleman being
willing Ia indulge him in displaying his
knowledge, begged 10 propose question,
to which the old man consented. He was
then asked who was the first person cir
cumosed? The Indian Immediately re-
piled, Father Abraham )" and directly
asked the gentleman who was the first
quaker2 lie said it was very uncertain,
a>the people differed N their sentiments.
The Indian, perceiving the gentleman un-
able 10 solve Tie question, put his fingers
in his mrplh 10 express his surprise, and
told him, Moriecai was the first quaker,
for be would not pull of his bat 10 Ha-
man.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

Ho,r 10 den w2A Beggars. Irish
proprietor, whose country residence was
much freqnenIed by beRgars, resolved 10
establish a test for discriminating between
the idle and the Industrious, and also OBJ
tain some small return for the aims he was
in ihe habit Of bestowing. He according
ly added 10 The pump, by " which The upper
part OF his house was supplied with wa
ter, piece Of mechanism, SO contrived,
that at the end OF certain number of
strokes Of the pump handle, penny fell
out IRON an aperture 10 repay the laborer
for his work. This was so arranged that
laboIers who continued at The work, OBJ
tanned very nearly the usual daily wages
%! Labor in that part Of the country. The
idlesi of the yagabonds, of course, reIus-
ed this new labor lest, but the greater part
of the beggars, whose constant tale was
that they could mol earn far days wages
for fair days work." after earning few
pence, usually went away curSing The
hardness Of lheir task. masler.- Babboge's
Thoughts on 7croiion.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
OFFICIAL NEWS OF THE RATI-
FICAfloN OF THE TREATY OF
PEACE WITH MT,XlCO. 6

We publish the following despatch from
our commissioners, communicating. in an
official form 10 our Secretary Of State, the
ratification Of the treaty Of peace with
Mexico.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has been
Fortunate in delaying the opening Of fhe
Lids for the loan until the l1h June, in
stead of The 3lst May, in hopes Of re.
ceivihg official intelligence of the ratifica-
ii n Of the treaty which has now reached
us. All doubts are now removed, and
the treaty must reach here in few. days
most probably with Mr.. Sevier.-H Wash!
CriOn. Hrftf Ia
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
CRY OF QuERErARo, !
May 25, 1913, 9 pm, I

| Sir We have the satisfaction 10 in.
!orm you that we reached this city this af.
ternoon at about o'clock, & that the irea-
iy as amended by the Senate Of The Uni.
ted States, passed the Mexican Senate a.
bout tie hour OF our arrival, by vote Of
30 TO o. il having previously passed the
House Of Deputies, nothing now remsins
but 10 exchange the ratifications Of the
treaty.
Al about four leagues from this city we
were met by Mexican escort, under the
command OF. Col. Herrera, and were es-
eoried TO house prepared by the goserh-
ment for our reception. The Minister of
Foreign Relations and the Governor Of the
ely called upon us, and accompanied us to
dinner, which they had previously order
ed. So FAR as the government is concern
ed, every facility and honor have been Of. Z
lered us, aud Sr. Rosa, the Minister OF
Foreign Relations, desires US TO state that
he feels great satisfaction in meeting the
ministers Of peace from the U. States.
We will write 10 YOU again shortiy, and
more al length, as the courier is on the
point Of departure. Z = -
The city appears TO be in great state I
of exultalion, fire works going of. and
lands OF music paradine in every diree-
tion.
We have the honor 20 he "''' p
Your obedient servants,
A. Fl. SEWER,
NATHAN CLIFFORD
Hon. JAMES BrcHAsAs,h
Secretary of State.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
A CUTE CLERK.

We heard an anecdote lew days since,
says the Boston Gazette, which il may not
be amiss here 10 relate. A certain trades
man, not a thousands miles from Court
street, was continually annoyed by Gus
toners c,ining in and complaining that
their bills were incorrect, but, upon refer
ring 10 his boobt, he found the Items charg-
ed as they should be. Upon asking his
clerk, after gentleman had left the store
taking receipted bill with him, he was
iold that lie adopted that course after a
long study OF human nature. 81 have OBJ
served that very few men LEI an error,
which il is in their power 10 correct, es-
pecial'y in dollars and cents, remain long.
1t worr IS thtm, and by that means they
call III and a settlement is Affected, when
ii The bill had been sent in all right, they
would file il away for future payment. !"
There is some truth in that-thoueh il
would not apply 10 tie individual, of whom
II was remarked, he never kept q file OF
paid bills in bis life.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
.EXposnRE 40 THE SIN.

There are few points which seem less
generally understood, or more clearly
proved, than the fac, tha, an exposure q
The sun, wiihou, exercise sufficient 10 ere
ate Tree perspiration. viii produce illness;
and tha, the same exposure 10 the sun,
with sufficient exercise, will not pEeeuco
illness. lie, any man sleep il shs snn, he 3
will awake perspiring, and very Ill; per-
haps he viii die. Let The same man dig
in the sun for The same length Of tune, and
he will pefspire tentiTnes as much, and Be
quite WELL The fact j., that MOI only the s
direct rays Of the sun, bat the heat oi lhh
atmosphere produce sbuDdsnce OF bile. and
powerful exercise alone viii carry OF that
bile. vs.. " '.Y ~. ~ "
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
OAfce oref fltc BrWg store,
ESTRAsot FROM TnE PuBtIc SeuAaE.
TERMS:

The Saturday Morning Visitoris pub
hshed once q week, at Two DoLLAns per
aniium, pay able IN ddrdl,ce. afT
vENrtsfAEN rs swil be inserted at 81
pei, square Loc siFlem lines OF leSs) Tor The
hrst insertion, and fifty cents for each con-
tinuance. For one square 3 months, ;S5-A-
% for xmonths, $S--do for II months,
$i9 90.
III fsAdvertisements not marked with the
number of insertions required, viii be
continued until ordered out, and charged
accordingly.
A liberal deduction will be made TO those
who advertise by the year. ? Advert
sers,by the year will be confined strictly
to their business.
~ CANDIDATES announced for So 90.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
THE MONEY SUNK IN RUM AND
TOBACCO In THE l.. STATES.

The amonn; would starlle any one who
never entered into the calculation. Let
Us see.
Suppose o,li Of our now 25,0OO, ,0G0 in
habi;gihs, 5000. 600 Of them over age, av-
erage ten cents day in liquor aud " me
That would make per day 100000; in
one meath oI'thiriy days $90O,0oO. =
Multiply this by IL, and we have OK pen-
ded blythe population Of this country for
~ inc mud ardent spiriISlhe enormous sum
of $lCS,C00,0C0l or more than 81 4,OO0,-
0G0 for zach Siale--far more than enough
ioha,e every boy in The Union well groun-
ded a, schcol in The sclences applicable 10
agriculture, TO road d-mpkirg, bridge-Luild-
ipg, nayal pTcliiiettnre Of every sorl, & in
the nechanieai principles Of al agrici,Ilu-
ralimplemen's. Yesl either the whis-
key which defnoralizes. or the tobacco
whicll,o in its excessive nse, siuins The
character Of ghe country, if applied to ag-
riculmral and mechanieal instruction,
would, beyond oil p,iwer of calculation,
elevate our character and augment our
pFoauctlye eapaelly. The calculation is
that every dpy in The city Of New York
alone, $4,000 pass Of in the tobacco
smoks1
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
Mai0rliy for banishmenL, $40


From YucctenS-The Indians. il is sia.
ted, violated the treaty Of peace as soon az
it was made, aud commenced an indiscrim-
mate slaughter. They murder the whitst {
Whenever aud wherever they can find
them. The town of Ysampal had been !
taken by them, and many iphaLaanis put
TO the sword. Nolhing but Immediate re-
lief from the United States can arrest the
carnage al
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

R'rncA Colony. "A French colony. Gays
the Chicago Democrat, Of the 20lh Hlt..
passed through The city yesterday on then
way 70 Bulbonias Grove, in Win coan,y.
There i already large settlement of IL.
sons Of La Belle France in that place =
The country u beautiful one, and the
penihg Of The canal win render i. still
more desirable as rsaidence.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
TEMPERANCE AND SEDIMENT

A Kentucky roarer declares that since
he has Signed the ieetotal pledge, he has
drank the Mississippi waller by The gal
Ion.
Talk 10 me Of man eating peck Of
dirt in life time" said he, ''why, have
only been swallowing the sediment for a
month, and Sm already chuck full OF sand
bars, snagS, RATS islands and suuken flat
boats, and was never healthier in my lile."
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

British in India. Two Commissioner.
had been killed, and all the English resi-
dents of the province of Lahore were be.
ing slaughtered.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
FRANCE.

The Prince de Joinyille has been ar
rested at Paris.
Prince Louis Napoleon having been re-
turned TO the National Assembly, The gov
eminent will moi dare TO modest him.
Paris was tranquil, but the crowd in
The city was lmmense-so numerous that
the asSemblages have 10 he dispersed by
the National Guards.
The resignation of Lamartine and Le-
dru Rollin, is now openly spoken of, and
suspicious are now entertained that the
former as well as the latter was privy TO
the conspiracy of the 18th May. Caus-
sidierre protect of police, charges La
MARITIME with having furnished arms TO the
conspraiors. Fears are entertained, lest
Snbere. who has been recently elected to
fill a vacancy from Paris, may supersede
Larnariine in the ministry. The new
French Constitution will be Democratic
Republican. A declaration OF rights re-
cognzes the right Of gratuitous education,
employment and assistance by the govern-
ment.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

I, Al the close ef The examination &c the
cadets AZ Wesl Point, The graduating e|srsn
was addressed by the Hon. Ashbel Smith \,
of Texas, and Col. A. w. Doniphan, Of
Missouri. The address Of Col. b. vat
received with great applause. - .likiFopol- p.
ian.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
POETEC.aE.
ju8ri9 From N0,r's .S5cgesine.
THE WEDDING DAY.

am married | an marrIedl
Weep, We flirting maids of Cam:
Tile deed is done; the point is carried
What lucky dog am,
.p'9"s 80 SHs' "'s'"' my ''ie IS
Des' IpNfean's' because It's 'rue!)
' '''ai''iins '''ing VIE Is
y "''nOs' N"i' M's'' '"'' l mao 'ro;)
I'm so gladI fixed on Nancy!
Laura speaks 80 loud and qaica;
Caroline quite took my fancy,
But her ankles are TOO ihice;
us,su !, -, ,u
pn.a r., 80 -, ,I
Pan,v = ,o,' ,l.;n .,l,m
They oil loved mellow intensely,
Maiden ladies' only knew;
con, p''y ihem immensely,
They have SO much 10 undergo!
- Il Il,
Whispers, blushes. smile, and tears
But his hardly fair TO mention
An they do, poor lille dears!
=,
""nyy shp ''le proper medium
,,,N "@a. . t,le ffe rrehen eau Jus'e me!'i'eH)
WV eou'' 'eei I moment ; 'ediu'n'
'po''se' Nancy, "heh M''hJou'
Yetn moi ii anting Intellect,
On my every glance relying,
Looking up with sweet respect. n
g
How 4 wooed her, how | pressed her.
by one little word to bless,
on my oerdsd knees addressed her,
Iill the darling whispered yes
All rejected for 5rl my ,gl,e.
To.reward her sorl conna..ior
Wba, a Husband w;I, m.Le,
sHe Ss'i5a9 'l''F
Whensbe plays Plturp the leaves, and
When she works I'll hold the skein.
SoOihe her kindly il size grieves, and
II she laughs I'll laugh again;
IA
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

Episcopai. nj sppears iton.,hs chpreh,. q,
nan, that there ere 10 the Usiiea Slsles
'wen,y-sessn bishops. fourteen hundred
md four clTgypsn, and sixly.eeyen ibops
sand ave hundred and my eemnanicanls
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
By Telegraph for the 81. Louis Union.
ARRIVAL OF THE
BRITANNIA.

.4rreSt Of The Prince de Joinrille .3ntici.
rated resignation Of Ldmartine and lie.
dru Roitin-- The new constitution Den,
ccroctic Republican = Cspituiation o.
Peschicrra N Raiy-Dgeai Of 10000
.4usfrians- - Troubles in Madrid = Re
real Confederation, &c., &c.
Bos1oN, June, 26, p. IN.
The Express steamer Buena Visia ar
rived last night from Halifax in advance
of the britannia. She brings the Britain
MAS news, which is seven days later, that
vessel having sailed from Liverpool on
the 10Th inst.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

Kitchen giFb are how termed ladies Of
the Other parfor. People who grind
knives, scissors and mzors, gentlemen VI
the revolution. Folks that dig c,pms are
Siermed profound Investigator
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
ITALY.

The news from Italy is Of importance.
The town OF Pescherra, hch was re-
ported by the last steamer as being besieg-
ed, has capi'uated, and is in the hands Of
the Italian General Charles Albert.
A battle had been fought at Girto, be-
tween thirty thousand Austrians and iif-
teen thousand Piedmontese, in which the
former we're completely routed, and they
are now flying in all directions.
Pope Plus has recovered all his popu-
lariiy.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

to sag, YOU might as well try 10 hold
creased eel, as live Yankee = Yankee
BioGe.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

BGnishment of Louis PhiIippe.-Ths
New York Courier and Euquirer's tele-
graphic despatch from London, of May
27lh, the day when the Acadia sailed, for
Boston, contained the following important
item Of intelligence:
Paris, Friday even'g. May 26. '4S.
The proposed decree for the banishment
Of Louis Philippe and his family, was
brought forward to-day in The Assembly.
The vote upon it wss: aa au si3s sas
In favor. - sil74- ie 632 ~.
Against ii 62pf.
Majority for banishmeni, $40
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
Py Telegraph for The 81. Louis Union.
congressional.
WAslIINaroN. June 23.

Sendie.--Mr. Dodge, of Wisconsin, ap-
peared and took his seat. The rest OF the
proceedings were uniInporlant.
Hosse.-Ihe Speaker resumed his
chair
Mr. Hunt submitted report upon the
mem orial OF the Chicago Conve nion.
Mr. Goggin, from the committee on Post
Offices and Post Roads, reported bill "
mending the present law by making postage
five sents when it is PIE paid.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
WAsniNerox. Jnnc %.

Senate. In the absence of Mr.. Dallas,
Mr.. Aichison, Of Mo-, was called tempo-
rarily to the Chair.
Messrs. Walker and Dodge, of WIS
consn, then drew lots for the terms which
resulted as follows: Mr.. Dodge's term
will expire in 40, Mr.. Walkers in 1854.
Mr.. Davis, from the committee of Com
merce, reported bill for the construction
Of certain Buoys and Lighthouses.
| Mr.. Burland, from the committee on
Public lands, reported in favor Of grant,
ing lands for the construction OF Whilney's
! Railroad 10 the Pacific.
The morning business was then laid a
side, and the Oregon bill was taken up
and discussed.
port Of the principles of the Barnet burn-
ers and Van Burens letter.
Mr.. Calhoun has the floor on this ques-
tion Tomorrow.
The Senate then adjourned.
Hotse.-Mr. Fea,herstone movpd 10
suspend the rules in order that he might
move the engrossment OF the Post Office
bill; the question was taken 10y yeas and
nays, and decided in the negative.
On motion of MIR. Vinton, the House
resolved itself into Committee of the
Whole uponihe general appropriation bill.
Mr.. Fealherstone, having the floor, adj
dressed the House in opposition TO the
WIlmOt Proviso.
MIR. Andrew Stewart addressed the
House in reply TO an editorial OF the In
ion, denying that Gen. Cass had received
extra pay as territorial Governor.
Several other speeches were made,
when the committee rose and the House
adjourned.
WAsHINeroN, June 81.
Senate. "A resolution 10 attend in bo.
dy the laying OF the cornerstone of the
Washington Monument was adopted.
ihe memorial of Miss Dix, praying for
an appropriation for the relief Of the "In- I
dgent lnsane," was referred aud ordered
tu be printed.
MIR. Niles introduced bill TO aid Mr..
Whitney in his attemptto buiid railroad
10 the Pacific; on motion, the whole sub
lect was referred 10 select committee.
The Senate then laid aside the morning
business, and proceeded 10 the considera-
tion Of the Oregon bill. Mr.. Bright gave
notice that he wodid move 10 amend the
Till by extending the Missouri Compro-
mise Act. Mr.. Calhoun addressed the
Senate denying the pnwer Of Congress 10
legislaie on this question. The subiec.
was then informally laid aside; and on
mulioli Of Mr.. Alherton, the Post Office
bill was taken upaud amended. The Se-
nate, however, adjourned without any de-
finite action.
House Mr.. Newell offered resolu-
liOn which was adopted, authorizing an
enquiry into the eapediency Of arning the
militia.
Mr.. Embree introduced bill granting
land for the purpose Of aiding in the CON
sirueiion ol the Wabash and Albany rail-
road, which was referred. 9is
A bill authorizing The extension Of the
boundary Of Texas was passed. J
On melton Of Mr.. Vinton, the House i
resolved itself into committee Of the
whole on the general appropriation lill
Several speeches were made, when Ihc
colnlpillee rose and the House adjourned
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
WAsuINcrnN. .Inne "a

Senafe.-A bill to despatch the business
OF The Supreme Court was passed.
The rest Of The day was occupied in
the consideration Of private bills.
House. The day was consumed in the
consideration Of private bills.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
SPAIN.

The Belgian Minister has also been dis
missed from this Court, on the ground that
he was implicated in the conspiracy which
caused the Queen TO change her ministry.
Accounts from Schleswig confirm the
capture of two Danish batlalions.
The cholera is making fearful ravsges
in Russia. a1Ef
Rene was periectlytranquil. Naples,
however, owing TO the bitter feeling ex-
isting between the soldiers and citizens,
was in state Of seige. Itis thought that
Piedmont and Lombardy will unite, and
thai the crown will be offered 10 Charles
Albert.
The Emperor of Austria sill refuses 10
return To Vienna. ais fUof iii
In England The Chariist meetings are
diminishing. The Government is using
vigorous measures TO suppress them alto
gethSr, and with every prospect Of sue
cess. 4a trftfatl M aiff N0 an0s
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
IRELAND.

The "Repeal Association" and the
"Coniederalion" have fraiernized under
The title of the "Irish league TO agi.aie con-
stiIunonal repeal"
The Confederation issued signed man.
iiesto, couLhed in language Of 10 less de-
iiance than Niilchell's efiiisiuns.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08
FRANCE.

The Legitamists are pa,ing the way for
the restoration 10 The throne, OF the Count
OF Paris, with the Duchess of Orleans as
regent. To conciliate Lamariine, Arago,
and their party, it is proposed 10 have a
council OF regency, composed Of Lamar
tine, Arago, Prince de Join,ile and the
Duke d'Aumale, the latter Of whom, ii is
thought, is now lurking in the ncighbOr-
hood of Paris.
Saturday morning visitor., 1848-07-08

\ additional Hens by he lriionaia.-A
postscript 10 The Ehelish papers states that
at Paris, NJ. Theirs had been attacked by
mob, that the military had been called
out, and finally succeeded in rspulsing the
rioters.
The Austrian General, Radeisky, had,
by some manmusre, succeeded in gaining
The rear Of the Sardinian army, which was
furuing ils retreat.
Tho Seikhs had rebsaed against the