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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

A, Ussos 10 poyDsce have enfsFe1 sAs.s
~ Tho Jesus. Nifoh they sacked. x -yiffys
Has bfoAsn and th,g~n out Of the w'noo, a. lcth
tho ezfeDlDn u the things connected wit a1
9HgTi which W.fe respected 10 wss ssh It
/ ibe jesuits. D0t being able ~ find any plsceo s.
y on SHIRE. had gone aboard vessel 10 thsro
I Parma. although repfe.sed by an army Of
uisn soldier has already made A iofmidsb
n0usnag on Bro favor ~ berry snd reform l.
I bake. terrified ior the moment, promised q NJ
reform, bot soon rcpcnted and having sect
sgfofg rsi1'ofccrnent Of Austrian troops ISIS
lleDncing ollaration . the people
] IL ~ said that tNo Austrian regiments O
cays'ry having srriyed a, Treyiso. the oHi
i THESE regiments had meeting with the
officers commanding the troops stationed
town and mutually sHoro not 10 fight again m
vOr Of oppression After this scene they pssc
together through the streets cry ing Italian Id,
~ forever
The same spirit says one Of the journssj AMI
mates the Venetian and Dslmatan sailors. and
among the Hungarian regiments are many officers
ard soldiers holding the same sentiments
The official G0zetfc Of Rome. on tho lish a Fe.
lbru.iy. announces that the Pope has appoin'ed
commission O. consider the best methods % b.
lop.ed 0r deycoyi.g the Institutions slseady
awarded 20 the people. aud 10 propose system Of
Government that shall be- accordant at the same
time with the pontitcsl authority, and with the
vaults OF the time.
The Rafrfa at Florence states that the only Gar.
diua who IN the Secret COnslstory, opposed the
giant ola Constitution was Car1iosl Bernetti, who
said that they ought not by stroke OF the pen TO
destroy an edihce the work Of A. many ages 10
which Plus y replied la these remarkable words :
1t Is exactly old buildings that most need new
foundations. Rome viii have Constitution.
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

RsPokT FOR TIE wEry BINDING Masses S--rhe Sfsr.at
qualities u American Cotton about Ia iow-f oofns
the beginnng the week but there has been slight tan
feucy steadness and recovery yesterday and To day
AID consequently close he weeA ~eh mole hfnne",
aud At reduction Of a % ID quotations VI dsy
last Sura,s Braxis sDd Sea Islands without change,
tho demand being only moderate The distuToenees 10
France. and the apprehension OF something arising
elsewhere the Continent have for the moment put an
cod the fJregG d-mand Ia Manchester loOo Am- rcsn
have AIKEN specgl aon aud 40 American for
port. The sales for the week amount TO l7s2e bales
REPOKr FoR TIVE WEEK ENDING MsEcH l0-Tnsre can
be no doubt within the last fev days the roous
cendings large have bad considerable infu
ence transactions, much in the wseh
$50 the political changes Ia France affected the export
trade Ia Manchester. Altogether our Cotton msfAet has
only been brought 70 check, but low ss prices pre-
vOusly were, they have given s farther last week
10 th- of Ia to I'd per h. and this week "a
Nor is there, (havng regard to Manchester tho main
Of our help any immediate promise OF smeud-
Our confidence for tho present must there
fore, small stock low price probably short
supply 40 American have been tsEen on speculation,
and $40 American for export The sales to-day amount TO
5000 bales Sales Tor the week e 0i0 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

As.,S csswrsr ON rss s'ca, extent ana interest,"
,ss sssrsssss 81 ire sarOFssa news eNnrs''H 10 ON"
ear rs.ssrss and wssh'nssoa SofresF'naenes ''ss'h
e. wws avar,e,s u miscellaneous nsws-sh 81 Which
.,n s.essr m thss Evenings rsnicn q NJ rrssss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

A curiou. proof the hatred now felt toward Ger
mans by the people of Austrian Italy WAS lately
given by the ifequcnters OF the great thca,er OF La
Scala. at Milan who rose aud quilted the play
house as soon ms Fanny Elsslcr. who was formerly
great layoritc. mado her appearance on the stage.
Tho AHgsbnrgk Gsso,fc. under date OF Vienna
February -, says
Letters ffpm lisy sivs sccounts Of revolution
all sdss cod has lowed az HsfsAno aud disturbance
have taken plsos al Cfomona Al the thoais the Aus.
titan thrown FROM ths boxes into the pit AZ
fisosrua several arrests toh place the theassr u,
thusa arrested having loaded pistols ia their pockets n
feared that the slightest etve viii cause terrible die
tufharcss 90 hreak eut Msn slight wound svea 60
csat will b sucsat 60 hFesk all the houas VI a.ci.
rna among tho toaY, which have hsen ~,th cnanl,
nsnainsi snd "a ia evident that the -ssfss u tho so
aisf will not leas hea sst ssssst sash continued
eitament
AZ favis tho students ct tho University attempt
OIL movement tn which Il ~as said that tho Han'
Eafian 'roop. in tho service ol : stla joiaei,
AZ tho date pi the latest advhes lram rarn. the
proclamation pl hepuhc h rari. was still an
known. though intelligence ot the dismissal ~ NJ
1aisut had bprn received, Tho Sandman Hov
efnmans has called oat ,he reserves " tho army
aux :. about e. arm tho National 7aani, The
kins has signed dsnfse sanetisalns the civil
emancipation ~ tho fr0tostants snd Il 10 hoped
that this sfsas al Of isasics will be extended {,
the Jews
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
Nnplen,

On the 18th large crowd assembled on the
square of the PalazzO Reale, displaying placard,
with the following inscription The working peo-
pie Of Naples, satisfied with the constitution that
has been granted, bat deprived of the means OF ex
istence, ask the King for work they are sure Of
obtaining it, The attitude and language OF the
people was menscing. The National Guard hasten
ed TO the spot and after yainly trying persuasion
and entreaty was obliged 10 exercise some severity
to dispense the crowd.
On the 2sth ult. tho ceremony of swearing to the
Constitution took place in the Church OF San Fran
cisco di Paoo, at Naples. After the ceremony
within the church, the Queen and Processes with
the Young Princes, dressed in the uniform OF the
National Guards appeared in the balcony OF the
palace. The King mounted his charger, and, fol-
lowed by a numerous staff rode through the ranks.
circle was then formed, and all the general officers
took the oath fidelity to the Constitution Nothing
could exceed the enthusiasm OF the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

Cousrr CoURTs-The Praciice and Pleadngs
Bill was ordered to third reading In Senate yesterday
after the amendment establishing County Courts had
kesn rseons.de red end rsjseled-l6to6,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

- rA',a A~aae, t~-,i,-t IN tc"m~~"re,'es
do, WtstA-Vss ~t NN>SN >i.At 10" e.ees,ss
-. ..,a.,Its> Ast.ss~ssests 80 tNe taita Nrnees
80 N...,ai wan " bod ~ essss~sN uss's "A Wey
...s., T,sa,as. March ~ Al hall rest NsNvN ""
- ~..,v.l .t,..s..sr ef the wsmNpts W rv9eesieN
- " -, ,.,s., riill.ir W ENnS. chairman
toss r. Doves, secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
Switzerland

Is in ecstacy at the late events in France. The
Prussisn party in the canton OF Neuichatel had
fallen before a popular manifestation. The Gov
eminent resigned on the morning OF the lst inst.
The seat of the new Government was transferred
from Neufchatel to Claude Dc Ponds. A Provis
ional Government was named. The Prussian Sow
eregnty was overturned. The intelligence Of the
proclamation of the Republic in France had pro-
duced the deepest sensation at Berne. The an
nouncement OF the Revolution was greeted at Lau-
same with salute Of lOl guas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
Continental.

AMSTERDAM Considerable quantities Of Wheat have
changed hands chiefly Of Polish sud inland sors at rather
declining prices
AsrwsEP-Ths supplies In the ioterior markets have
not been 90 abundantly sapped with Wheat the Ia
creased demand would warrant consequently slight
rally has taken place In its value.
HAakuSc, March 5.-The market for Wheat has de-
enirg .ndency few sales u ~ % t3 lbs Wheat have
been made AZ 400 10 ils per quarter here
LgGRoKs .-Ws have sdul Whest market here. TsS
sdian Cora ia "a 0sla,z and Bulgaria 2ss Al 70
-, "a.
RosrocK Holders hfm in their operations the eat
OF the supplies consist OF inferior qualities which sell q
5ls tes board. The river Is covered with ies
but IL 10 thawins rapidly, and will be open In few days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
I.iycrrnoI NInrkefn.

laos The Iron trade has participated TO extent
IN the tzinty arising fOm the political convulsion
agtan the greater portion Of the continent u tu
rope Orders Iron for the Continent have been with
drawn. aud orders for Cotton Woolen Hardware, aud
other goods. have bssn suspended cancelled. Capital
sts end bankers are cautious In their operatops
and thess causes united have injured the Iron trade both
for expectation and home consumption. The wohmen 10
the Iron districts have generally submitted 10 the re-
ducton Of wsges required by the ronmsses aud most OF
works full alton As the orders In hand are
considerable notwithstanding the general suspension
of labor the SaOdshTe Iron district for the last two
do that present prices be main
tsned Ths price of Sc Itch has fallen aud other kind:
flat at present quotations. with the exception OF
Rails which Ia fair demand. Present prices In Liv
efpoo Merchant bar 81 Us sd best roll DO ~ hoop
50 los; sheet, 2le; Scotch pig, AZ lis sd.
PRovisioSsrhere have been extensive sales OF Beefd
full prices for fine qualities, but at slight reduction on
secondary aud Inferior sorts The dealers are low 10
stock, and with moderate arrivals no great charge In
prices looked for For prime mess FORK there cen
iinues active demand full prices ship Old mess
with better tale for the Irish market and
few parcels old prime have found purchasers The sales
OF Bacon 10 very fair extent. TIE quaity OF the
eastern cure Is good and such command extreme pIessi
the western that has arrived this Is however rreg
lar Ia quality and and tue price rules accordingly
Od Bacon is nearly dono. parcel Of new Baltimore
Hams la salt ready sale A. highest quotations
Old continue dragging sale Cheese Is scarce at Is per
desTer but the advanced prices cause purchasers
To operate more cautiously. Al slight reduction from
last quotations there has been large business dons In
Lard aud the stock has not accumulated The consump'
ton Is unususlly large.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
AUX
NAMES
DES
NlCTIMES
DIS
-, -, TT % fENRIER.

Tri-colored flags were floating from all the public
buildings snd many private houses. The crowd
was so dense that might be almost nagined that
every part of the capital had sent forth its nhabit
ants 10 each particular quarter along the line oil pro
cesson yet the next part was ust AZ iaiy occupied,
and the jacent streets contained mutiudes unable
to get orw ard aud what passed. la addition, ev
cry window balcony bou setop and wal-eyery pos
able vantage ground--preseDted mass OF human
beings almost awful from their numbers and still.
ness The few trees LEFT after tho late events.
were occupied on every branch by gam'as de Fars.
and some Of tho positions taken up we're such
ne ~ render IL a subject Of wonder that human
heedlcssness could trust itself u 80 fsil support
or that 40 slight a branch coud bear 90 wsighiy a
bufdsn TIE demeEnOr Of thu pubic throughout
the day WAS severe aud grave, AZ bslltsd tn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
Sicily.


Rv edvices received from Malta, we learn that,
in consequence of a report brought by the Neopoli-
tan steamer to the effect that the Anstrans were
marching 90 600 men TO assist the King OF Naples
10 subdue the Scilians, Admiral Parker In the
Hbernia with the Trafalgar Superb, and Hecste,
left there on the eth ult. with ali possible dispatch
for the purpose it said ofpreventing the Austrans
crossing over to Sicily; aud the Rodney was sent
on the 10Th ult. to Corfu for the same purpose, TO
cruise on the Adriatic. The whole Mediterranean
fleet, and every disposabe steamer, were on the
SiciIian and Italian coasts.
The offer of Lord Mimic TO mediate between the
Provisional Governm emit Of Sicily and the X ing of
Naples upon a defined basis, recognizing with the
consent OF the King the chief objects for which the
Sicilians have contended, had been received and
acceded to with great enthusiasm. The arrival of
his lordship at Palermo was therefore hourly ex-
pected and the greatest desire was felt TOR a
speedy adjustment the state OF the city being such
as 70 cause disquietude to the inhabitants Occasion
ally some Of the heads of ex.police officers who had
been killed by the rabble, were TO be seen carried
about In the streets and, the nth, thirty four
of these men who had been placed, as 1t was con
sdered, in safe keeping, were dragged out by the
mob and shot terrible retribution had been
visited on NJ Sanford one OF the members OF the
Provisional Government of Palermo who bad
by his own authority caused about thirty OF the
most terocious aud odious Sbirri, who Tell INTO
tue hands Of the Government, 10 be executed. The
committee, being made acquainted With this
fact ordered NJ. Sanford To be arrested and tried
and in two hours he was condemned and shot
This energetic act has given great moral influence
to the committee, which. by thus executing, man
who bad made himself very popular by his cour
age, has given a strong proof OF its iirmuess.
Dates to Feb. 70 state that matters had assumed
a qoieter aspect, and that there were some few
indications of business being again entered into
The Provisional Government had called Sicilian
Parliament TO prepare project of Constitution, the
one offered by Naples having been dehnitively re-
fused
We learn from Messina tina the fighting recon-
menced on the 22d, at seven O'Clock in the morn.
ing Nothing could exceed the courage Of the
people They were well provided with all the
necessary materials OF war. Their guns were
heavy, well directed, aud well manned and al
though the Neapolitans fired well. the overvheln.
ing force Of the people rendered their exertions
useless Many OF tho former were killed: OF the
latter the loss was not so great.
Nows from Catania has arrived at Malta. to the
effect that the Cataneso have hois,ed the tu color.
ed flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
fIavrc Market.

CorroS circular 81 the sd ult the trsnsse
tions hs,s therefore been restricted scale. The
vices from the ua,ted states OF 9Th nlt received mmed
aleiy after its publication. by The Missouri steamer sna
those 81 the lith ult which reached us on honasy
sannisht by tho Acadia steamer pa England, were 10
tho fscs Vf the recrnt important occurrences without sny
naasnes the stgstoa OF our market which has eses
sonsdes,hiy depressed and prices OF American Co"on
have deelsned . TO ~ daring tho past week. 49,.
Asnrs. Oar stoak hotns ouurely exhausted nc'hns
has been transacted since preyieus report We quess
ree, - Amefosn Potash s Of 90 ST. and Peaflssh q oe
ret ~ al daty ts .ol paid. No supplies have srissc.
RiSFrheSs has been very limited demand Ia ~
hss. cf witch No have large stock hand The see.
siuas last report .uoant a. only lt' perceA 's'
ga ~ Ca :, PED 30 AL tor home uss Oar extreme Gao
tssioss .it 90 gat Tho imports we're Ilo uefess
Charleston. aud 49, bess fron8 Calcutta "a.
MsntsosE--N ethins - hstsvsr has been done In ~
article We quote prices OF North western nsesfJ - .
10 rs aaa saaihetn al sfelt 10 Il 10 per half hi bat
are merely sesinsL supply Of 10 packages @''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
Connecticut.

The meetings advertised for Hon Il W. THoxf'
SON ct CAesAire on Wednesday, and at Nsr'
Milford Tharsdsy, will be addressed by h GEEtLEY
suoss others, should Nj. T. be unable to attend
CAssIus NJ CLAY and H. GREELEY will speak at
(cld) Milford Friday and At WaiisGteyd Saturday,
Ct such times and places - shsli be designated
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29
Eur0peau Corn Trade.


LoSDos-The general OF the trade during the pest
fortnight has been rather inactive and lutte IL any yarla
aforementioned Qualities of home srowa Wheat brought
former terms cleared oh bat II was dim
cult TO effect sales Of the ordinary damp parcels even o.
quarter less than last quotations The operations
Ia foreign restricted scale, meD being eau.
ous buyers aud the country demand having fallen on
Holders nevertheless remained firm, snd tho business
done previous prices Quotations Of Flour under
went change The demand for Indian Corn was limit
ed AID the prices asked varied from 2ss 3s per quarter
AT the markets held the 3d. the operations In Wheat
were on restricted scale millers acted with extreme
caution nevertheless factors remained hn, and steadily
maintained prices On the 9Th the supply OF home grown
Wheat acted with hrmness and In SONS instances
obtained rather better prices far extent OF ousee"
has been transacted In foreign heats full rates and
some instances advance has been established no
transactions in Flour limited, but s to Hs wersoo
tanned Tor United States snd 22s 10 6s for Canadian per
bb English sold sos 10 46s per sack OF $50 ia H.
dian Corn difficult quit at anything over SO per
ions Of Barley msintaned last wesE. prices Inferior
sorts being very unstable and cheaper English Whsst
brisk, al late prices the l0th but foreign nsa
slow sale No demand existed for Indian Corn OF inasa
Meal, and there were few, II any transactions In Fouf
either sscs or barrel.
LIVERPOOL Guided In great degree BY tho tone o.
she market at Mark lane, and the reports from tho pro-
yincia makets business here has not been active on
the 19th fair amount OF business was transacted 10
Wheat Flour Indsn Corn, and Indian Meal, withoutany
change In our ast quotations Influenced by the sma,
ness Of the arrivals tn Wheat trade the Sd Assumed
increased degree OF stability snd although had DOT
many buyers from any part Of the country od.y, good
extent OF business transacted chiefly In the middle
and lower Of foreign Wheat partly for Investment
aud at advance Of Id TO I'd 10 lb fac descriptions
foreign however continued be offered Iae prices
while superior qualities Of Eng ish and IRISH in the alb
-enc- Of supply may be considered the turn desrer.
Irish readily disposed Of both fully msiutsin-
ed our last quotations Indian Corn still meeting lively
demand for Ireland tho secondary and lower descriptions
Is quarter higher and ne parcels held at slight
amendment Cora Meal stesny, bat not dearer On the
7h the trade which rather hrm for few days PRIOR
purchase haying decidedly sbsted sod The operations on
the whole only modsI,ts 10 amount Forsiso wh..''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

A Berlin correspondent, under date Feb. %, in
the li6gdeburg Gazette, states that disturbances
had broken out in the Russian Capital and that an
attempt had been made on the Lmperors life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

Rsso,d Doiiass and Csnts Ssi cent, TO ne pose
StesiiHg from Wiii,ser y Sm'ths nnes, for t. r.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29

tr,i"a.,s
lu some ui tho herman states 81 tho Thine Pub
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-29


Member Of the Provisional Government Of the Republic,
and Minister OF Foreign Affair."
Letters from Lyons OF the 4th, state that there is
still great deal OF agitation in that city Nj Arago,
said have stated that they were gate right to destroy
fofc,ton, which wersrsise By the Orleans Governmsnt
PARIS, March o-The failure of the great house
Of Gouin & Company has created complete pan c.
All this day the banking house has been beseged
with anxious inquirers.
The following is the text OF a decree respecting
the elections aud the convocation OF the National
Assembly:
Tie Provisional Government Of the Republic desiring
10 remit possible TO scebnitiyn OgYefnment
the powers which q exercises On behalf and BY com
Article The electoral assemble. Of cantons are con.
vok-d for tho 9Th April neat 10 elect Representatives, Of
the People TO ths National Assembly, which Is to DEGREES
the Constitution.
o Tho total number u Representatives. the people
shall b. go including Algeria and ths French colonies.
They shall DO divided between thedsparmentsin tho
proportion st forth In th. following table.
3 The suffrage shall Do direct and universal
An Frsnehmen aged twenty oes years resident 10 tho
conn ne Tor sx months sud not deprived Of suspend
ID ou tho ersToie Of civic nights by Judicial decision
are Electors
7. All Ffruehmsn aged twenty-five year. and not do
prved 81 OF Suspended from tho exercise Of civic lights
afs qualified to b. elected a. Representatives.
IS The ballot shall 10 secret
All IN. electors ,hali vote At tho chief place of their
cantons by b.lsotns h.s fseh liz, shall contain a,
many name. 80 there arc representative Ia be slsassd
ia Tho department The examination Of the votes sha
psos II tho chief place ia tho canton. aud tha DO
nsfaiiun II them tha chief town ~ tho department
No person 10 nominated trpfsssutays of the pso
pic II hn haye not guon votes
10 E.eh representative 81 the people shall fvceivs
Indemnity of ~ day Tor tho duration Of the
sion
~ Al instruction of the rfev.eaal ao,sfrmse, sh,
regulate the dsssuf tho execution of ha present decree
~ Tho Rational Constituent Assembly shall opsn 90
the gnth - Apfil
D. The present decree shall be Immediately scot e. all
Che department.. a,d ruh shsd aud riasafdsa la al the
eaHuunss ~ the Rppshne.
Done 81 rsf' IN The Government rouHe'l. The ''h 81
March
Rsnsd BY ,le Members ~ The rio,islsaa uevs,smeat
PANS. MAHeH tamathng approaching to an
eneufs toHh place Ia the npis hhnthuoi v NM Urain
= Go caused by tho failure 81 that houas THEW
failure was uaoasianei by The refusal nf tho nanh
ui France. a. accommodate them with advances
&c, i"a.,.
lu some Of tho Herman states Of tho ithins pub
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-05-16

tContssvst 6pa fyx p~gslq
IOof6 s 81 Il afl. 4af A per gyas, 80 ~,
ls gross s .ss screw: .s:.:. .ss 7"
9 SIS demo. "A l of20)"
g." Ii ofNo IL, / oflll
81" of No. II, Of 10. Of
% gres' brass screw, 2iseA Of No 49, Is of ls, of
H,3of9, = ofa Of y per gross
~ gross bs~ss la-nch 9o Of No. 49, Of Of
gros. brass scsswv finch Il Of No H. of 81 per kr
IL II Is Of No. IL, 3 of 6, 2 OFFS
lof y per gross
80 K" p Of No. IL, 2 of ii, s Of 10,
sofs, offs, 4of3, Of - per gross
gross brass sinch Il OF No. s, of of p per
IL gross brass l-inch a of No. 10, Of
Of 81 per gross
~ dozen best caststecl planerons, assorted from TO
inches per dozen