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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The conviction OF WILLIAM SMlfH bRlEN
sends thrill Of anguish 70 many generous heart
m spite Of the prevalent conviction that bis sen
tence vii not be carried into execution. He
may he parioned, or perhap, transported Tor a
season, but the Arlstocrscy Of Great Britain are
too shrewd 70 seal with bis blood his devotion to
Liberty and thus secure him the first place IN the
affections Of great majority Of his countrymen.
They do not lack courage, but It Is not the blind
headlong bravery Of their foreisthers It IS a
courage that calculates and never dashes upon
platoon Of pixies or bayonets from mere bravado.
In spite then, Of the painful suspicious and rumors
of the Dublin Freemans Journal We believe that
o Bnen viii not be permitted % cface al recol-
lection Of his errors Of judgment by the glorious
death Of martyr to Freedom, cementlng with
hi. blood the strong foundations of ri. country.
independence
Whether he could or could not be executed
whether the Irsh millions would permit him TO
be butchered in their midst and never raise
hand for his rescue, 1t were therefore fruitess to
consider. The immunity with which Mitchell vas
shipped away argues that No danger OF direct and
resolute resistance need be spprehended. We
confess our inability 10 comprehend the present
or recent attitude OF the people Of the British
Isles. That PARIS should chsstise and overwhelm
the rninions Of sordid despotsm was IN the natu-
raj course Of things but when loysl Berlin reads
her tyrant lesson never 10 be forgotten by the
flashes Of his own captured guns compelling him
10 do penance before the oorpses Of the brave men
who died resisting and humbling him-when the
cold ashes Of Freedom are rekindled even IN orr
enta Vienna, and Absolutism, unexp ecsdly de-
feated Ia the person Of its embodiment, Meter
Mich is fairly routed in a second desperate conflict
for which it had evidently rallied all its forces
the tameness Of the British aud Irish Millions IN
der their wrongs, their insults and their mIseries
is to Us unsccountsble We may understand it
better in time.
Our readers are again reminded that our first
accounts from Europe by each arrival are, Of
necessity made up from the British journals all Of
them imbued with the deadiest hostility to the
Liberal cause. The letters of our correspondents
will exhibit the facts far more Justly and more
favorably 10 the Revolutionary cause bit these
we cannot publish this morning. We give enough
how ever, to convince G most skeptical that the
march Of Freedom is onward and that all Europe
Russia excepted) will ere long be Republican.
We wish 1t were possible 10 abridge the convul
sions the pnvations, the excuses, the horrors, OF
the period Of transition, but shall rejoice in the
uprising of the long-trampled Millions. whatever
nsf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
The Pmperor,. Address,

The intelligence received from Vienna this morning
Oct IT, is far from being satisfactory We are Informed
that before quitting the Capital for Ling the Emperor
sent an autograph letter TO Herr Krsus the Minister Of
Finance in which, after describing the revolutionary
changes which be had been forced TO submit to by
small but sudscous party Of his subjects he had been
compelled to quit his Capital by the murder and rapne
that surrounded him still he put bis trust in Provi
dence and relying his own good right, had only
Quilted venna 10 Obtain 10 bring AID 10 hp op.
prs.ed peops Th. declaration had ed TO the inference
that the Emperor intends call in foreign ad-prob.
ably Ru..ia-whch If acceded 10, would speedily
4 European War.
The Minister Of Finance although be allowed the
document TO be made public refused to countersgn IT,
and committee WAS appointed 10 take charge Of IL
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p,n,cu,ty with the American Minister.

NsrvaeK has il seems managed 70 get into quarrel
with General Saunders the American Minister. On the
30ih september the Minister'S lady and two daughters
had us seated themselves in their carrsge which was
standing before the embassy door when party ofcive
guards approached and prevented the coschmAn from
starting. Their leader then inquired which OF the
embassy servants was Fernando. The individual IN
putting up the step. on hearing bis own name from
the mouth Of policeman, who stood with warrant
In his hand made preciptate retreat with the
portal OF the embassy. Meantime the ladies IN con
siderable alarm sghted The General not 81 home,
but IL explained 10 ms family thst about
years back Fernando had been drawn 10 serve in the
army, but had then procured substitute which sub
sttute having iust been shot IN Catalonia, Fernando
became liable 10 IN bis place. The civic guard
remained baked Of his prey in the portal OF the
bsssy I'll the General came IN. Meanwhile the ladies
proceeded foot through ashower 70 the place OF their
engagement When the General entered, he observed
with considerable surprise large crowd Of common
people about his door with the three cOrnered hats Of
the tail ssgddrnCs the midst The chief policeman
attempted 10 Nplsn his mission and show bis warrant
whereupOn the General observed that he not IN the
habit Of receiving messages from the Government IN
that form refused 70 look his snd expressed
his intention OF extending the fullest protection which
the American Gag could sdord 10 bis servant and
upon ntimsnon the part Of the policeman that the
latter would be put to the dsssreesoe necessity OF
tering the house IN order - seize the servant sdmon
ishei him OF the responsibility which he his employ
ers and the spanish Government would incur BY vio-
Sing the domic Of the Minister Of the United States
General Saunders has addressed most energetic note
- the spanish Government demanding immediate Sal.
isfActoa this gross snt unless he receives
IL and sso toe exemption II Fernando from military
service. he VII Immediately retire from Madrid
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Account Of Lambers's Murder.

We have before noticed the murder OF Count Lam
berg who had been sent by the Austrian Emperor 70
mediate between the conflicting parties We now SUB
nit the details ~ our readers
This morning Count Lamberg arrived IN Oien with
on, any attendants There was sitting Of the Assem-
biz because il had been ascertsned that Bsthysny had
concluded an armistice for twenty four hours and In
tell rence vas therefore expected from him
The news OF Lsmbergs arrival spread Ike wudhfe.
Ia short time the National Guard arrived from Oien,
and stated that Lsmberg had summoned the ofcers 10
come 20 him when be tod them that be was 70 be their
future commander The officers declared unanimously
ths they did recognize him as such and would not
obey bis commands. Lsmbergs arrival IN Oien eHas
persted the people who began 70 assemble groups al
the bridge. crying out 70 Ofen, 70 Oien, we must
secure him " Lamberg meanwhile was conierfins
with Usbrowsky who, however, would not commit
himself but referred him 10 the Ministry. tie took a
carriage snd drove out at the gate whittier be was
going not known armed mob stopped toe carriage,
and one OF them recognized him The carriage was
surrounded and about twenty guards hurried forward
and formed body guard around him and were con
ducting him toward the redoubt buildings, when an
immense mass of people thronged round the carriage
they could move, and II was Impossible to control
them Lsmberg dragged from the carriage and
stabbed TO desth. The mob now became more out
rageous than before the msngled corpse was then car
red 10 the barracks.
The Deputies assembled hastily this cruel deed was
higay deprecated even though the nomination OF Lam
b. ~ might be ILLEGAL.
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The Cront--War mud Tumult-The Counts
/Ichy, hung.

4 courier arrived at Vienna on the ith INST and an
bounced the occupation Of the City OF Rsso by force
of 1900 Cros,s where they proceeded 10 impose re
QUESTION Of 90 600 oaves OF bread 700 gallons OF wine
80 600 lbs Of beef 100 bush Of oats and 10000 forms
In money Their demands were Immediately com
Piled with for there Hungarian troops IN the
Town rising of the country people in the vicinity OF
Rsab was nevertheless expected for the conquering
rOats were described 40 an Orgsnzed mob that was
badly clad and armed Tie latest Intelligence from
Posth gives melancholy account OF the condition OF
the Hungarian capital All the shops shut up, trade
completely interrupted and the towns nlled with
rotous rabbe of volunteers from the Hungarian forests
An armstce OF ~ hours concluded on the let inst
bun hostites recommended Immediately after its con
cusion The correspondents from Pesth protest that
the truce violated by the Ban. who endeavored 10
alter the position of his army We understand from
the latest Hungarian news that two Counts Iichy,
brothers were hanged by the Hungansns. who sus
pccted them of reasonable intrigues. The Magyar
army has been reinforced by the arrival eight OF the
Minister of War Messsros. who joined the Hungarian
camp with the lesvings Of the defeat of 81 Thomas
and the Ran of Croats had advanced 10 Marion vsssr
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Board Of Assistant We

DEATH or Hos. DNoS II. LEWIS The President an
nounced that the Board bad been called together for pu
pose Of paying suitable hOnors the memory o. this dis
unsuished man
FROM rHE BoARp o. ALDERAES.-A message from bis
Honor The MsyOr announcing the death Of Mr. Levi. al
hs lodgings the National Hotel received and r. al
aso Resolutions Of me Board Of Aldermen, expressive Of
for he public and private services Of the deceased
se1stor Of tho United States from the State Of Aabsms
aud that the Common Council will attend his funeral with
the slaves q once the fags Of the City AMI Urion be
boosted on The City Hal, a. half sssf tho day of
t1nerA anc nat Committee Of Eve from each Board be
appointed 10 carry the Resolutions ilio effect
Assistant Aid. Sc'ulk otered few remarks sllogisuc
ofIhe character " deceased He emphancaly sena
Tor of me Jnlon1 his public and private
swsys saosu himself friend Of this city being 10 favor of
mint being estso shec here, sso appropriation fr n
proVemen. T ne Hroor and River ae strong
sdyocaie Of TIE WarehO1scz system Mr. 5. spoke be
sad fro" persona knowledge having bad an opportunity
OF hearing ia advocacy q ihese and otter beneficial
measures
On moca OF Assst.nf Aid. Webb. the resolutions were
unanimously conclrred IL, aud Committee Of Five 70
JON ne Committee of the other Board 10 r
tne f1nersl, appointed Tue Board then adjourned
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PRIVATE AOWCES 10 THE TRIBUNE.
Ttltgraphit and Express News to the Hour OF
sailing. from our Liverpool Agent.
THE TRIALS IRELAND
MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN FRANCE
,TARTLIyG RUNORS FROM VIENNA
IRELAND.
Trials of O,Donohue and Measher'

b -7deIaI kfPrlss p AIrtFVV''
sArrzDAY. Oct ia 4. "
oar Dublin letters, and the correspondence
which EFT ,hsi City at ate hour asst night have Ar
rved The triai OF " P O'Donohue Il proceeding and
Il We are 70 take tie resalts OF the other trials a. er
erou j; j. mos; probable TIA; he too VII Dc convicted
There no speeche. De proved sssin'i him and the
only case against him Is that he accompanied smith
OBrien =, Balnzarry and sPPesred II arms iaeresi
The Crown great loss how 70 proceed against
NJ Meashsr TIE evidence appears 70 be incomplete
AL that can Be done to ind the necessary proof Of his
sentiments and i0ng' is unavains It Il
thought that the ,s vii take place II Conme II the
rresans term
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which however had Seen suppressed sithcl disorder
~ the frmness Of the military and police.
10 "a thought that K.zg Charles Albert vii avail hin
self Of the catastrophe a. Vienna 70 reconmence toe
Italy. several Of he Generals IN gsrrisou II
PARE hasr been ordered today o Sin the -rny Of TIE
Alps report prevails late this afternoon that great
number OF tie German c.ucs are n insurrection
These ard similar rurnors have however little iouncs
tirn better than cor 'e~ture
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FRANCE.
Ministerial Changes.

PARIs Oct l3.-Matters are rather unsettled 10 the
Capital ministerial crisis has taken place Several
changes have been rumored, which II vas expected
would be made public in the course Of day or two II
VS.. announced that NJ. Defaur had been nominated
to the Office Of Minister OF Public Works-M Beaumont
had the Portfolio Of the Interior These two we're 10
succeed NJ sensrd and N. Recurt who retire. Rumor
also asserts that Gen Gsvaisusc is snxous to secure
the services Of ~ No., and th.i /; was not unlikely
that the latter would accept appointment Bastdc
will sui retain the ministration of Foreign Affairs
These appointments are. believe, certain though
not announced in the MoHus1r.
Another convoy Of forced colonst. tor Agcris is to
Leave Paris on Sunday
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n THE wHles OF ParrE,os h.d.rsrr l.rre

II TIE WHO'S or PATERSON had very large
ani enthusiastic meeting On Tuesday evening 81 the
DAD Fellows Hal. The speaking vas opened By JAxEs
G KING Esq. the Wing candidate for Congress- n
very excellent speech IN which be Clearly dssned the
principles BY which he would Be guided If elected
He wss followed by CHAAIEs RIDpiE ESQ IN q speech
Of half an hour which drew forth frequent burst,
Of laughter ssd applause. W. Z RosrSsoN was the
las; speaker. He commenced al o'clock and closed
at Il, the rOon remaining crowded Up to TIA. ate hour
There WAS also some capital singing The meeting was
one Of the best ever held IN ,hs; bssufG snd thriving
village. Mr. KING Is setiTely and efficiently engaged
N esnvsssins the District and his speeches tel vel
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


"WEDNESDAY, October 25-PM
Ike stock market today was very heavy and
Long Island tell Of 10 20i decline OF ~ per T.
yesterday morning We can hear OF no reason for thD
fall, exec ptng that more stock thrown the ma.
ket than il would bear There Is nothing in the cont
ton Of the Company to Justify the fall.
There has been large business done In Sterling
for this steamer and the rates are firm st5dsi 90 tor
good and leading names. The supply Of Francs v"
very limited and the rate firm at q, % Anslsr
dam i0ai0l Hamburg IS. ASA Bremen 7sieT9
There is fair business doing in Freights ,ni
the rates continue easy Engagements Of Flour, 500
bbls. were made 10 Liverpool at ?. 3dd2s Sd. Con-
10000 bushels At I'd Cotton At &c a5,s2d To Iosior
heavy freight at 800 52s Sd and 800 bbs Flour At q -
ship chartered to go to Charleston 10 load Re-
for Hamburg at iO- The announcement Of the ,te.n,
had some effect IN checking business
The defalcation Of Beach the Teller Of he
Bridgeport Bank IS ascerained 10 be sl7 700 less has
half the surplus Of the Bank Beach wen, abroad be
Hermann aud an sgent has been dispatched In punsi
IL IS stated that NJ President Tucker Of ne
READING Railroad has written 10 Thsyer 4 BrothS d
Boston informing them that highly .su.fsctoyr
rangement had been effected with the managers Of %
Schuyl.ll Canal tor peri cd Of hve years by Ts1s
the latter Company will be able in future 70 make 02s
returns 10 It's stockholders also insurng ~ the RAo
Company increased on the average ,onnsg'
Of l47 and Las Of between four snd Ave thousand g.
lars per snngm.
The exports Of Cotton Goods from this port i'or
Let 70 AIa October were 2,7iO packages sgsirs ~
packages same time lsst year.
The following table from the Slipping Err
shows the
Ezyoyi u Bys1tsfTs fyo The La>1 Sta,e5 70 Gys7f bysr
and b>i1rd amer Let sept lsie.
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Hull and kdtnburgh.

No other Of Cholers have occurred IN HUl this
week and we believe that the spprehensions which
isted last week have almost entirely subsidized pr
Grsinger pT Sutherlsnds colleague, accompanied BY
Or. Ayre, proceeded to Hamburger in tho Helen Nee
gresor steamer Saturday evening. Or. sutherland
remained in Hull throughout sunday snd Monday On
the latter day he expressed his entire conviction that
there any Cholers In the town Two vessels
are wing 10 WhteeooiA Roads in the Humber With the
Quarantine fas hosted.
We regret TO say that Asis:c Cholera has undoue,ed
" appeared IN Edinburgh and neishborhood. and that
several individuals have already fallen victims to it
An account has Just reached By electric telegraph
which ststes that suthe ntc intelligence has been re
eeived that IS cases Of Cholera had occurred w Edn
bursh. and that 10 had proved fatal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

The news BY the Europa is politically very IN
portant as the condition OF Austrian and asn st','
may bring on general European war. omnsrcsny
there Is nothing favorable in the sdves than esns
by the last steamer Consos under the from n
the Continent had fallen OF 10 s5i Money continued
plenty At easy rates and still more ease ~" expected
Trade 10 the manufacturing districts and N produss
was dull. Bresdstufs were Ia fair demsnd, eSespcss
Flour which was dull and lower. Indian Corn w
selling al about the quotations By the last steam"
Cotton, our great staple wss dull and SONS dese'v
tons tribe cheaper The weather bad been s''srsS
favorable for the crops, but IL admitted -" u"
were below average. The importation Of cots q Loo
don for the week had been 10000 from tss Crrsd
States, $4,000 from constantinope. q oss'1" rem
Valparaiso and 10000 from Rio Jsnero The exp0f'
Of the precious metals 10 the same time wa s ~
ounces silver coin 22425o ounces silver bars and i''
ounces gold coin.
The following is an abs,rac. Of the act Pfol''F
Of the Revenue Of Great Britain IN the years Nd -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26
NAPLES.


The Mgstfw o. Scr gives letters from Naples ~ the
2-th stating tnsi tranquility prevailed ID the esptsi -
The funds had fallen from - % 81 An Ensish Csoi-
net courier had arrived bringing the appreciation Of the
Government Of the sdirss conduct relative 70 the A.
mistiee On the following day courier from the Rus
sian Embassy ~ London. brought note from Baron
Brunow % Lord Psnerston. declaring thst any inter
venton ~ France and England 10 the AFFAIRS Of sicily
would be considered by Russia declaration Of
Tho King had fresh troops % Messna put % the
proof the threats Of the French and English sdmrss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

TIE RIVAL SrEANERS-The Cunard steamer
BrisHaia ". originally advertised 20 "a from Liver
pool the li,h tia, being her regular day The fact
OF her having been withdraw Anc the EErspd the
switesi bo.; Of the new Inc substituted reminds Il,
TIA; the American steamship Uahed Satss also EFF,
Southampton on the 2ia inst for his port Al ocean
race evidently intended the par; Of the EaTe7a
which accounts for Der unparalleled voyage. We snd
IN the L0.6ou Hsral6 OF the l5;h the following note.
Of tie raned si-fes sorTHANrToS Oct I2
TIE American steamship U7I;ec Ssfss having lad
her machinery thoroughly repaired lefr for New York
this a.iernoor COM narted ~ Capt HsckstxE
she took mails shout - passenger and rniscel
lAneous cargo Of merchandise amounting 70 nearly
90 tons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-26

Oh. womsn thou dearest ana best ci God, creature.
Bright oolect % mans expectation and hope
Why suffer erupuons 10 blemish vour feslfr.
When GoURAUD huts = cure 10 his Medlcs soar
Areyou troubled with tan is your vi.age sec
Win pimpies sud DO ye thus mourn wlth0lg h,re
can fancy the smile on your features dericied
While lsng you The virtues Of Medical SOAP.
It's curious 10 mark how erupuons all vanish
II GouRAUD's invention : SLOWED It's nli score
Tan, pinples or freckl-s Z will spseiily bsnish
WIN GousaUp's Itahsn Medical Soap.
What wond' rous invention NY muse csnno. falef
la deeming .hs man % ~ worthy srope.
With beam Al one end--df hs otiU hii'e,--
Who would counlerfeit GoUNAuo's Medicsl Sosr
~ Nothing excel GoUsAvos italian MettcIisd Sc,r
10 removing tau, eckes, ssAOwness rednss- and
ness for curing pimpes chaps cracks ohsf-s n swo-
GoUsarDs PoSdyes Subtitle. warranted ersdics-
perfuous hair from the upper lip chin, brow &c wihoe
injury 10 the skin OovRAUps Liquid Rouge splens
preparation for permanently Uniting pale cheess with os
iy rose color.
Or FELfx GoURAUDs renowned prep-rstiOns can on,
be obtained genuine at his depot e. Wskers where ss
be found aseect snd choice assortment VI Peumsy ae
LusNs Extracts beware OF coustsrfein OF Lrnss si
Or q regrets to say q, many dsshng stores In Brosdw
All notion, for lady or sentemsns toilet, ksu Lnsus
BoGLLs and other hair fluids. Oils and oms ums B.rr
rLoRs Liquid DYE Tooth Psses and Powders LIZ ss-.
old Cream &c. &C nc.
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DENMARK.
Signs of Peace.

The Provisional Government Of Schleswis Hols,ein
tResler Revenilw, Schmidt and Bremer.) have taken
up their ofcis abode IN Schleswis important state
reasons having compelled them, reluctantly TO euii
the fortress of Rends9urs Nothing certain u known
yet respecting the future members Of the new Gov.
crnmeni but is understood that al BAT tnA Arrange
snts with regard 10 the Manifestations Of the conditions
OF the truce are concluded between the Danish com.
missioner. Won Reedt1 and the representative Of the
Central Executive in Frankfort Herr >iedimAnn and
Herr frsncSe The latter hss eit Me tor The above
frcs city.
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By THE MIDNIGHT SOITHERN NAIL
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence OF The Tribune
PHIL AnElFHrA. Wednesday

Correspondence OF he Tribune
PHIL AoErFHrA Wednesday, Oct %
There i very little movement ~ Flour today
and 30U Dbl. good brands sold 81 : ~ which q TIE
genera askins rate Corn Mssl in moderate request,
and 40 tos sold a, lining md delivery inc4lded
I've Flour-po ssies Whesi-in demand with light
receipts ard sses Of fair and good range az lSa llc
Comm far demsnd-6-lO bushels sod 81 &c Tor
southern ard sc. for Penn.--the latter delivered
30 bush southern cold Al 3oc. Cotion-Nlihoui
change IN price with small demand. Groceries and
Provisions stil remain quiet WHISKY bbls sell al &c
SaIEs or =rocEs-Frc B5drd-b5 Lehigh Coal
scrip = 80 - DO Merit -. -o1 $50 3 DO Int 81
40 DO o. 81 60 Do DO = 1900 state s. - 90
do 90 3 ID Grsri Bank lO4.
Sf-orf B5r~f-2 oo0 Treas Notes - l03t $50 state
g. 3 400 Do DO - $50 Norristovn I'd, III 500
Reading I'd B0uis - J hlaieiphis Bank IL 100
Sch Nav g. r. 30 900 : -. o. l04i
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bunker Nomiuation.-c.au aas coug-.s

The County Convention met asst night at Tam
many Hal and were in session I'll AFTER Il oelock-
HESsY AAcuLARIrs, j. the present Deputy Register
VS., nominated as the Hunker candidate for Register
The Convention ser several ballots for Surrogate, sd
iourned III evening to nominate candidates
for the oftees Of Surrogate and Recorder
The Conventions 20 nominate bunker Candidates Tor
Congress from the lid and yth Districts meet this
evening new Election for Delegates 10 the Con
sressions Convention from the Third Ward ordered
for today 1t wa, found impossible to decide
which OF the Delegations already chosen were entitled
-