Boon's Lick times. [volume] (Fayette, Mo.) 1840-1848, 1848-06-10
rTE, MISSOURI, SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.

Notwithstanding, consen, to withhold thei
examination. We cannot but commend thi
attitude. The firmness of the representa-
tives of the nation at,ests that they feel tn,
value of unity and resolution in The Gov
eminent. We have to-day a sovereign As
sembly; we shall soon, doubtless, have
Government"
Pans, May Gin one ofihe evening pa
pers published las, night. which is sup
posed to have a sort of official character, u
is stated that NJ. de Lamar,ine had pro
nounccd for the separation Of the Church
from the State. This measure will deprive
the clergy Of p,tance hardly worth take.
ing; for the sum allowed for the cure Of So.
100000 CT souls does not exceed $4,000.
0O0f-ab"u, shilling apiece. We hope
tina, Republic will prove cheaper than Pro.
vsonal Government, for, if moi, may pHeav.
en- help the money. holder The impor.
tant news from Italy, showing the success
es of The Austrians. come on this embarrass
ed Government, biddidg it prepare to car.
ry out its promises of intervention beyond
the Alps. Who is to pay the piper7 lie.
poor Lombardy answer.
The Moniteu contains weekly return
oil Inc Bank OF france.
Specie had increased about 5000 900.
There was a great increase in overdue
and protested bills. the former class amour.
ting to l5,722.9 73f, and the latter to 49,.
579,4S0f There was 2O.OOO,OOOf. less OF
bills running due. The emission of bank
notes was less by 1O,OOO,OOOf The cash
to the credi, Of the Treasury was only 22..
O24,7lsf The Judgments had increased
1000 OOOf
CAPlTULATION OF CRACOW.
Capituation concluded with the Aus.
trian Government, by the Imperial repre-.
sentative of The same. Major General Mo
like, on the one side, and The city of era.
cow. on the other, by the representative oil
the Cracow burgher proprie,ors. Prince s.
Jablonowsky and Count Adam Potocki, in
Cracow, April Goth, ls4s, at half pas, 6
o'clock. Pm.
81. The ci,y'of Cracow binds itself Ia
send off all the Polish and French emf
grants who are not subjects, from the city
and its territory, beyond the Austrian from
tier, whereby an unmoles,ed departure i,
guaranteed 10 them to the Austrian from
tier.
81. The hitherto existing committee is
dissolved from the moment of the presen,
convention, and the formation of a new
committee is not to take place.
"3 The hitherto existing National Guard
is TO be purified and re.organized. accord.
ing to the Imperial patent. of the 5 March
ls4s, and subsequent instructions Of the
Minister Of the Interior.
~. All the barricades erected in the city
of Cracow are TO be opened and compile
Iy cleared away by 8 o'clock tomorrow
morning at the latest.
as. Any damage which may have beer
sustained this day, in consequence of thi:
day. by the Imperial Treasury, by military
persons and Government officers, is to be
made good by the city.
Sc. The laying down of arms is imposed
as an imperative obligation of private in
dividuals, and especially on the Naliona
Guards.
LAS an addition to the first of the fore
going conditions Of the captulation, it il
determined that since the entire departure
of the emigrants cannot be effected with
in twenty.fuur hours, on account of thei
great numbers. the time is extended t.
three days for their complete withdrawa
from the Austrian dominons. (Signed)
STANISLAUS. Prince.
JABLONOWSKI.
ADAM POTOCKI.
CHAS. Baron MOLTkE,
Major General.
ULRICHSTAL. Maj. Gen.
April 80. THOBALD. Colonel"
| IMPORTANT ANNoUNCEMENr-DEN
AND THE DUCnIEs.--We cut the followiu,
from the Liverpool Mercury Of the 5h:
In the House of Commons, last night
Lord Palmerston announced that Pruss
and Denmark have accepted the mediation
of Great Britain. and that negotiations ar
now going on for an amicable settlement
Of all the questions in dispute. The i'm
portance of this announcement, POLITICAL
and commercially, can hardly be overrs
ted.
Electric Telegraphic Despatch from Lon
don TO Southampton. for the NeD Yor
Courier &. Enquirer.
Paris, Friday Evening, May 5th.
The National assembly met al noon, an
after verifcalion of powers. the ballot fo
the election of President commenced.
opened at o'clock, and closed at 6. whe
NJ. Buchcz was declared President. Pari
was tranquil when the despatch left.
M. Buchez was the candidate advocate
by the Journal DIES Debats" against NJ
Tfelat, who was pu, forth by the Nations
Assembly as the candidate for The Provi
ional Government.