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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
TURKEY.

A Cons.an,inopls correspondent OF the London
Literary Gazette tails the following pleasant story
Of a Countess Of 10 and her interview with
Mehemet Ali:
The Pachs has only once before received ladies'
lie did however. receive the Countess Isoot
100, the Shrewsbury family She compelled him
70 do 90. she wen, to the Kiosk or the Citadel
am no. sure which and asked to see HIS hishne".
she was refused he could not be seen. She insnied
upon being announced she was then to'd II"
Highness would see her At another time ne was
,leepipg; wake him. then. and tell him l m ony
an old woman and won't eat him. She was al
mitied. he was much amused with her she
,old him she was going to jerusalem. He inquired
xhethe- she had plenty of companiJns tor sucn
Journey she told him she had, and enumerated
her dfsgomsn. seven csmel'. the drivers She
told him that she had been up In balloon down
m diving bell at the top Of Pompey's Pilsr. and
ros she bad seen Mehemet Ali She W" entirely
alone ana came from Vienna. not even female
servant with her She had made a vow 70 be al
Jerusalem on CHRISTMAS Eve and she accomplished
/, alone. She was upward OF 20, bat never sp-
peged faligued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Persecution of the Jews ia Hungary.

Several fugitive Jews srriyei ct Vienna on the
ODD alt from Presbury, They announced most
fearful persecution against the Jews, which broke
out there and which. II only portion OF the de
tails be true remind OF the darkest times OF the
middle ages rne request Of Jews 70 be stmitted
10 the National Guard is SAID to have given rise 20
the fearful persecution The Senate bad warmly
espoused the cause of the lsraelies
The lsw relative to the Jews was liberal yet
moderate in the fundamental principle equal
rights are expressed without which the welfare OF
the country cannot be consolidated but the
practical working Of these bases cannot be carried
out til the Christians are emanc'psted from their
civil cautines aud preiudces and the Jews, on the
other hand. shall have rendered themselves worthy
Of their eq1slzsti by their moral improve ment.
The debased excuses OF several persons here con.
not be contemp plated without the greatest indigna.
ton Vienna gazette Msrcn -.
The Burgher Guardof Presburg has been obliged
20 issue proclamation stating that Ia order 70 pre-
vent farther excitement the admission oithe israel
ties into the National Guard u suspended until TIE
laws Oh this point shall have changed.
4 second proclamation states that the Jews had
Of their accord Quilted the ranks OF the National
Gnart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
The Popc and the Constitution.

On the 18th a deputation, headed by Prince Cor
.ini waited upon the Pope to thank him for having
granted constitution. His Holiness replied
The demonstrations which YESTERDAY saw made by
the good people Rome, and which seeconhrmed to-day
by nose who are their legitimate representatives. give me
an ASSURANCES OF the gratitude OF the people, receive the
expression Of II with infnite pleasure, and OF you
10 nskc known 20 Rome and 20 the state that all could
DO have done ard ha, the whole OF the Secret college
scceted 10 II willingly and unanimously IL that doe, nor
satisfy some men who guided by clprce more Than
by reason believe that the people, generally speaking
vii be content. repeat thl dl all could, and could
10 nothing more doslre that my sentiments may De
known bv al In cruer that calm may he rtetloished.
and thai n0ns Of thOe which 10 places have Dis
turbed public trlrquny may be repeated Liberty can
not be .eptrted from 0ieOrder creates happiness, and
rom order unity Which Is 50 necessary Tor ell TO
e. v liberty tranquility and receive The fruit OF the seed
witch has been .own the political soil. Order "a
blessed by Goi and and leads to what all delire
Inst ce and - In families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
MARINE JOU r n A l.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived,

Arrived,
s.hr Maria Di,sosvsy sstiaofe days ntss 10 John
son L1wd.u.
sehr Frances Hslea. Leeds Wilmington. NC, S days,
nsv.l stores
sshr Veiu lion, Sem.n, Richnond, Days, a5ar, to
Mailer Lord.
sehr Gsrm.n Oak, Roberu wssAinstsp, NC, 7 days,
n.vsi stores
sehr Comet Psss wsshinston, NC days naval stores
to L Mitchell
Sahr John Ttou, Arnsek, Ne~bern. NC, d.Js. naval
stores. SAM Mitchell
sehr Ana Hl@an. lotion, Nswbsrn, nc, dsy', naval
sehr Fair, susdeor, Richmond 4a,y, udss 70 Mailer
: Lord
sshr Mary Johssos. Johnscr, Williamson, NC, 5 d,ys
usvAi stores
s-hr Delaware, rovns-nd, chineoe.s1e, 6,y, corn,
toll Hsvsns.
schr Elouiss. Rnbn,ou Wilmington, NC, day, naval
stores 70 NeCr-scy CO.
Sehr Garnet lof rnonsstonl Fa,.>r, ktt.karl IS dsys
81 bids fussr 50 bbls molasss. 10 ssyrr 18Th
lat - g. long a So speks snip Zsnools from Nsuorissns
TOT Hsw.Yogh
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FRANCE.
,,.,nt XIII Prince Henry of spaius

The EsGacp1iion OF Toulouse. Of the gath. con-
tains the following:
az an e.rly hour on Friday morning. As one OF inc
Ha,, q, chaa.6rs of the wife Of Prince Henry OF SPAN
Us entering the Hotel de rEgrope, IN which me ffuos
apt Princess reside genilemsnylookug man. oresseo
entirely In black accosted her, and. Aer pat'ns
questions inquired Don Henry himself opened sls
,.rs Addressed ~ him. The girl replied that sometimes
N. Prince and sometimes the Princess dd so Inc an
then opeuei box and drew from Il hiek ies,sl,
~ het by one corner and offering Il 70 the girl toe NJ
% rive IL 10 the Prince sni tell him 20 open u ~
n contained what interested him alone. He At the ssnic
e ,t oer no, 10 touch tne letter In the mitdein order
nor 10 iniure It's contents. These precautions having eN
cited the srs Suspicion se declined to receive the e''e
On th. the MAJ insisted snd assured her that vi" nov
. demand for money. The SRI asked BIN to ente' 'le
bo o. A. s., the eourt-ylfd. but this he positively re
n,es 10 do AZ l~ngth seeing thsthe girl was deernin
=. not 10 taksthe ter ne replaced H. with extraoriaa!
precautions IN box As he dlj 80 he t'lt her thSi re
noui know her again and would De revenge on nei o
her refusal he then walked rapidly away Toe sIl "ss
TOO fishtenei % giva sscn a. the moment. Shl &c
fore the police could be Informed OF whst had oeeufteN
te man al time 10 sc. away from the city Il Is con-
scurtd that the letter some explosive powoer
which Vas intended destroy the hfe Of ina Prince
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

The English residents 81 Vienna made an Al
dress 10 the citizens the 2fth, OF which the |na
M Gazette the next day speaks as follows
tn. sidr. Of the Engish residents q, Vienna 10 The
Auariao. Ia, excited n. deepest emotion among al
close. Of our capt. and has confirmed the lysy sympa
thy which prevailed among he eoncied classes Of
our county Jr the nobls Btons those hsb0ru sons OF
liberty amorg the ar ~ nations Of Europe.
The universal Joy ~hieh this warm ADD honorable Sc
know O services ourrz tho events u the
lac mnmentous week has excited Ia. been greatly To-
creased b. The sct which csnnot conces from our
s.vs. that the English COnsutOn Whit conservative
pia ts tnvolsble attainment 10 the roys
dyns.ty snd the gradual silent development " public
.f,tr. In Legitimate ua1n-r ought ~ b. modsl sod
snail b. trp view w0hg o. our I'm talon In tbs ne ~
copsttutonal Mrsng-mrnt 81 our empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
The skull Of It. Andrew stolen

Some eccentric robber carried off OUT of St. Pc
ters where il was kept under three strong locks
the skull Of ST. Andrew the Apostle, and the great
est excitement has since prevailed. A reward Of
$500 was offered in the Gazette by the Dean and
Chapter Of the Basilica. and il was found some
dsys back in a sack Of corn down az the lower
quay lRipa erande,j ready for sailing In a small
schooner The schooner was lmpOunded and the
crew imprisoned bat the real tsgsbond hns not ct
been got at Several Of the church attendants
must have been cognissns OF the abstraction but
the sailors and captain knew more about the
skull being ia one Of their bales than did Ben.
jamin about the Egg ptan silver cup, which he car
ried of IN utter innocence 3 900 years ego.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

We eopv from the ClerslGAd PlnHded!sr oil tns
18th inst, the following accom-. Of the late di'a'
trous gale on the Lake;
F.ry Yesterday morning ihe waters Of TIE LAKE ssVe
,hs -.t unr s,skeabe sisrs Of corirg tempest Not
as,b.t.ndlrz the night before had teen perfect eam
here there was deep ground swell setting IN henl ne
northeast which reiokenet gale below .
About 10 ococt the wind cane, ard the while caps a
teAred For several years great sea has no' oeen
witnessed as dashed szains' our piers yesterday
10 the afternoon the Propeller PcclhoniAs ese 10 Il
Burao she ltft gre IN the morning. with SIN gaze
blowing Below Grand River, and ying severn u-.e'
or from shore, sle discovered the steamer OfesoD
smoke ,ipes COVE, and lyinz 8; anehor A'o Fe'se'
name not knoun with both mssts blown away.
PS-1ne wind has Ab4fef the sea sole down ana tne
OREGON 10 IN port We have ast maze nef 's1l, az
learn from ih- Captain lie fcliowins pAfueA'
About P. " yesierdsy, while OF Grand X e. gus
OF wind io'k Of both pipes one with slch o,e a
70 clear from the decks head foremost lto ne LaAe
SIC dare not port bgt stood out 70 sea and "aea
soou 30 miles from lard. unhpped her rucae 10 Asufi
she then len 70 the sports Of wind and NsFe 30
rorse sea the Captain be never saw on Lake Efe
Night cane On-the WIND increased IN violence SIC me
waves rolled mountain high. she v1s sometimes 10 ihe
iroughS, sometimes on the bLl0~s, f0ioz ana iucul
tremeud9u.y. The passengers some sky became lerl
alarmed and About o'clock Or when darkness iAiry
closed around them u.ny q them gave Up 10 Despair
Il broke her decks-her upper cabin was reel
nx 70 ard fro and It expected mat must 60 over
board. Doors were thr0gn IRON tnrr hlnses-'he os
,tovs IL the pantry upsechars and tables were tunoe1
across the CAB nuirrors were falling. and ladies' and te
ones were screaming. TIE Captain IS related BY offers
never once Lost presence Of mirt he Knew oy me
course Of The Wind that nusi he drifting toward Csve-
and At enzth, about o'clock, Dbhles l. sat Wa
discovered. lie then Jet 20 his anchor and has oeen
iumbrg IN sight q Cleveland ever snee. Soon as me
sea vent down he fixed The ructer, 50, up steam and
came IN.
The boat has received no injury except the loss Of her
ue. and dams.e 70 her cabin and furniture she viii be
Immediately repaired and her trips. she la,
proved her,elf stanch sesoost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

All concurrent accounts besr testimony thst tne
n,s,srt no,ition OF STAIR, in ireland 10 most ,srn
inS Inc Dublin correspondent Of TIE Iry' says.
>. .t,,s .. positive fact that the o0aisasi. :,
n,~nrs, ngh.y their sios-f'm -. "a, ,,.
-. - .,.nsbt % march In time form ,eeioos'
go. .s5 ores ,S ims. H. srd farther tnsI ihs IN,
club, are 10 fall op-rsiiou5 That pew pkes. "a a.
-. a.. h.re,i-. plentiful in the arms market Nd 70
s,p the cliusI Of iussns folly. sentle 40 - le -
p..r.sce paradss th. streets az D1on Gfs,ss I,,.b
uuf5rup irrseo snd gold with yello fsees 81 Va -
N.tiopk Gasrd hat 10 Be Organized A. tne oio"Ne
NJ smith OBrieu snd bis eOs.digioa nonsso
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
pASxrNcrRS ARRIVED

IN st'7 LsibnE, frsm BaabErg- A,'.fs Meyer "eiteh
B.cs aud ia5y. uls Psuley. Mrs Wuber AID i've child
rem having di.d th- v0yaEsls5 IN the stssrase
IN beg Topaz, frsm ~ ThsmU-D VOL a1d ladY,
r-rro, N.esr.oder sni the mate and three s-sasn,
late u ship Ts llhas.-
Il re sap C4-sasR (rsm CAarlsst0A-Mr. Thompson,
lady and Nj Hsser is4y sos tvo ehirsn, master
J hsslsr Mi.s A 5rsfls,d Mr h-ilsr., lady std
too Nj A J7hnson. LADY,, child sod three 900,
Messr' sN-isntne, Hsisrs, Il G1hth, Make, L
Gay. II rstils, Grant Tn0rburn, Ely, sed three
10 10. st.ersgs .
In f,s fs'p RIO Grasds from BatA-Mr. VI " Norsoeli
asd f--nily; ard , 3 10 the Et-srsse
IL rsp Ssg.ssrn:r from Ssag OrleaHf-Nr Trs;on,
EdVin Yesf0u. ani 81 10 tne ste--sze
IN StiP Siar RPa.he, from GglVsstSA-hrsJ Rand ~
.ud two chi dren. NJ. Peters snd too children. NJ
Peek. a0Ier. " X .nd ; Y Hsnnst, Chss Nhiteh-.t.
l. 5rtg Anefitsf. from J4otsonrillsROsVeil Dnsp
II set0onsr YacafTs froH " MUfiRs-As Chrsuns
Miehss ssd daughters; Hsnry EHs-asa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
BeISium-Attrmpted Outbreaks.

A letter from C01ruai. IN the Iadepenfeace, OF
Brussels SAYS Last night an attempt was made
snoo Mgu,eron by bad from France, amounting 20
.gsr. haacrscs Tney hoped % hnd troop. Of their
suafd bat soon they discovered TIE contrary they
tarnei tail AMI ran away tho top o. their speed but
.N.r A. not q1ick enough sbout tnTty of then
fo oslnE esush sao securely oissd IN she prison Of the
tosn. Among them Vas S Ffsaehman, oa whom vas
fJani 1afed pistols snt psp-fs, proving mt ~ .oo
part q the Belgian legion We are also informed that
another b,ud catered Belgian By Risgs0us Toat vii
fumes and Megn sad tGst Genera rearJ
Darsy pursuit Of TIL. band 9Th the cavalry under
his orders" The 1urnai has sso the oio=inf from
Luls. q" NJ Ernest Or-z0rie Ons Of the fIgocers u
he Club Of ths Prsvoyants has arrived s,cn, sod
tAseu the conmsEd u the bands encsmped there with
fhe title u 6sneran-Chs and President OF the Bslsaa
Republic"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
SPAIN
More Montpeu-ier Troubles

The Eco saws; " Previous 10 their voyage the
In.ns .nd egD7k- Of Moctpenssr presented themselves
IN pss,e Of Q1e-n Fct0fis % take h-r esv- vita
their visit 20 D. preceded oy the usual
I3I5c>neGs demanded by svquetre. The Q1eeu Of Eng
l.nt DO receives foreigner without ths
nItsr being pr-s.nt b-ils surprised ia hat
Piled the numst1n Of tbs gst thsnO- having received
.ny police Of hs erehsad .1d rot hsyus ben abb
70 Prise TIC Bstry, ms sorry % he Ab
their hishnses seems. eontirues tbs Eco that
this pas lied the mooersd0s Of Msdrid wlts srah
degree tn. 10 the hfs impetus o. ssir vaor they
the pont a dseisrnx ss.iost Crest Brtain
For tn r-rt, the Sgaaiih Government 10
bent han ever pou bringing msrnsd % Msdna,
here they will arrive briefly. Meanwhile they have
dire I'd .h.ir course tu gari ltrfrlaaT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

Inc impoftatous Tor st week Stow iaAs Gu OF "'o'
fifty per cent
We understand that the Mohawk Railroad Com
psuy viii psys dividend Of 81 per cent on the first Of
June snd thereafter regularly S. per cent every monh'
II the entire ndet sone Of the Company ~er. TUNED
Into stock the earning. Of tbs Road would snsbs the d.
rsc;o ssmi-snnua dividend Of =, ssst 81 per
By act Of the Bessiure the bonds may, 81 any
time be converted into aoct bot this will not be done
OF course until the stock shall be worth at least psf In The
market
The last two instruments on the capital stock Of
the New.Yofk snd New Haven Ralrosd have been called
To- The first Of 10 per share, Is paysos on the 5h OF
June aod second ADD last, OF go per Share. on the
lOn Of July lntsres TO be paid, At tn, rate Of per
per snnum the Let Of july and Of Jsnusry 10
the holders Of sock st the closing q the transfer books
phor these dates ell in'tsments paid in snd all
which may paid In fall computed from the dates
Of such payments until the said road 10 In operation
through the VII l. line thereof
At Baltimore money was in active demand, al.
Though there increased tishtne,s in the nsrist
The receipts by the Central Mich Road from
Js1uafy 10 April in 1913 AID Tor the sans time in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
ITALY.
En,husln-n NJ Genoa.
A letter from Genoa Of the 22i ult says

letter 'rOm Genoa uI NC 81 uIE WY
Gen. Vial arrived here yesterday In the LomoArdo
s,eane- from, Naples The indignation OF the people
se, ga. 20 ,reat s.sinst a. that IL with difficulty
he wa. rescued non their lands by party OF he NAopa
Guari He escaped narrowly bsug torn into pieces lie
4. now c0uanet ia the prison Della FORE unth mo aer
r,in.tion of TIE Government respecting hm be made
knon The Italian atrOts had intended 10 attack PAWS
On the lsh n. they have since judged i prudent 70
visit for endorsements which are hourly expected 30
e-ea Is the enthusiasm OF the Genoeso IN the Cause OF
Itav that great number OF young men. some OF the
very families have LEFT their homes 10 j)n the patriot
bands Il their countrymen.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
IRELAND.
Iohn nIInnnelI Too Slow.

DUsLIS, March 27.-The present leader Of
the irish people received to day two significant
hints that be is not going " fast enough. 40 ad-
dress TO the Queen, proposed by Mr. JOnn . Con-
nell. and drawn up by MIN. was laid before the
ee.ing; but being opposed. was referred back
20 the Committee" Upon the second occasion. 8
phrase used by Mr. L-yne having been misnter
pre.ed by the enthusiasts into recognition Of the
morality Of violence, and cheered accordingly, Mr.
John o Cornell rose TO indicate the " fundamental
rule Of the association, and. for the frs: time
within those halls al D Cornell, was loudly Kissed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
The Relief Of the wounded.

The Postmaster General Of Prussia has issued
orders u llthe Provincial Post OHces 10 forward
10 the Central Committee free ct postage. the sub
scriptons tor the relief Of the families Of the per
sons who fell during the recent insurrection IN
Berlin. and also Tor the relief of the wounded. The
number Of killed ia vsriousy given. IL appears
however, that il does no, exceed 500. The wound
Ell are very numerous. sni it is probable that that
circumstances gave rise TO the reiteret statement
dat 1000 persons soldiers and civilians were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
RUSSIA.


The Atrla ChGpcile Ga=s'ie says that pri's'e
letter rom ST Petersburg Of the 10Th, states thar
the greatest cosiusion prevails ia the city. Ins'
the Emperor wa. shos at ia the street, and mar 'ne
ball pierced his hat His Majesty imnedlstely re-
turned to the palace and adopted the most mens-
cling measures OF defence against the city.
This report has subsequently been contrsdie'eo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
AUSTRIA.


The Vienna Ga.eff,. in noticing the pretensions
Of the King Of Prussia 10 become the chief OF the
German nation, reminds that sovereign that ms
claims 10 such distinction are very slght as has
conce s.ions 70 the demand for liberty we're made
OILY when farther resistance was impossible The
G0-,ffe adds that the Emperor of Austria has
much better claims 10 be regard ed as the Protector
of Germany than the King OF Prussia. but that he
is aware that the General Diet only confer this
title. and the King OF Prussia ought to show equal
resoect for the will Of the German nation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
Irish Emigration.

Emigration presents very diHeren, aspec, in
the present and the past year. Toe poor law now
gives the peasant hold on tie land and he does
not feel IN such hurry 70 depart One or two YES
sells are ready 70 esve Dublin with cargoes incorn
Ple.e One sailed on Friday from Limerick. with
fall complement and at an average rate Of IL lss
per head. There are lie vessels entered for passen
gers in tue port Of Limerick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
sa,c. at the stock Exchange. ...ArssL n. is4s
PASSENGERS ARRIVED

ID ,iip Oi0. from LrtfPoo.-W Asae" q b'tOa'
and = "a the 'tsersge ,,,,-.
Of - nipgt m C.; ID ke~ Of Ptisbufs Psi berry
ofV.nic- r Bsok Of rbiladelPhis Jss b.oss OF Tint
IA y Iul-an ot 81 Thomss, Lals Fesaelra ~ Nsrshs
" : Carrrston Of ST Thom.' = . smsiey 81 sHosioes
Cat N ID Rrudmsaof NesfofG.
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Provisional Government nj oIIlan.
Latest from YenezueIa.

An oihcial blleEin from Munoz, who commands
portion OF 'bs troops OF President spnsngas dated II
March, claims hist ne (Ndnoz) had TIA, day routed The
troops OF Cen Pasz IN tie PLAINS and had taken some OF
MS oassage. Bo! ar oficer under Gen. PAez. by the
name o; rrimm, Furnishes sncer date Of the i3th Of
March, f1ll explanation Of this pretended 'r,aa'-
de states tha, Mctoz invited Paex friendly parley
that Pser went out 10 meet hin.ihat M1nox tiled 10
ereumyent and capture hIhst Pstz escaped from thu
mare, and On the tolostng day Qslh March, lsu upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
HOLLAND.


Ia the sitting Of the States Chamber az tho
Hsyue on saturday the % of March the President q
IN. gacil Of the re. olul0ns re-
,oec the honorable dsnisson Of the former cabinet,
and The appointment Of tbs Mnsry. under the con.
5a tha 10 %, ud 10 full liberty make the proposed
revision Of the fund amenis law according % lie OWL con-
yictlon. Of principle ssd en- eiieuey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
COMMERCIAL AND nONEY mATrERs.
sales nj the -tock Rsrhange....APRIL "a lsi8.

The City Controller will issue six per cent bonds
for temporary loans Of saO sud upward payable 10 Feb
rusry next
The books for subscription TO the $500 600 OF
preferred stock II tho Harlem Road authorized By the
Legislature At 10 lats session, viii be opened IN this C
u the Sd Of Nay next.
The value Of merchandise imported into this Dis
trc;, excepting that the warehouse. and The
duties received durus the week ending on the 2ls inst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
cuIccIolI nm Ambnssadress.

We are all in great delight here az the announc.
ment Of the new French ambassador rom tne sreat
Republic 10 Rome. in the person of the lively old
man Marquis de Bossy, who will replace the stu.
pd psdsntry and dull cold iornaties OF Pelleerino
Ro.si. - Joy be with him going and a bottle of
moss" az they say in Ireland La Roman society
Lady de Boissy lGuicciolil was always great ia.
yorte and Der appearance here ia the character Of
ambassadress to the great European power is
looked forward to with the liveie.t anticipations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24
The Provisional Government Wearing Out.

The members Of the Provisional Government
have become ten years older during the month they
have been m power. Ledru Rollin' who had
head of fne bsck hair, ia become perfectly grey
NJ. Flocou has been at the point OF DEAN NJ
Louis B snc who had fresh juvenile coun'en'
aace. is no more recognizable. NM Lam'''iue
a,s GARNER Pages .pit blood. NJ Cremleux has
lost his voice VI Marast seems worn out with
fatigue. In fne. there is only NJ. Arsgo who APP
pesrs formed Of Pyrennisn granite, who supper"
the weight Of the Provisional Government the
weisht %. two ministerial oihces-the direction ct
the Academy Of Science and the Observatory he
alone has not Quilted his post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-24

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