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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Movements Of the Austrian Army.

The official morning bulletin Of Milan Of the oh
announces that the Province OF Brescia "a entire
evacua,es By the Austrana who have effected
their retreat 70 the left banks Of the Mncio na
raised by the Swiss aud Italian sharPshooters
VINO nave caused them a great loss In superior
officers skirmlsbes had taken place on the ith be
yond the Cbiesc between the Piedmontese and Aus
trian rear commanded by Prince Schwafzenbers.
The latter were Torsted. with loss Of 30 dead and
GOO prisoners Prince Sch warzsn0erg retired ~
P,scbiera. where he left 800 men and siterwsrd
proceeded % Verona. The Austrian troops, who
bad lately gsrrisoned Venice, Jdioe. Ireviso and
ViceDzs. $1,000 IN number. reassembled in Styra.
where they received order from Radetzki 10 march
% Verona On their way they 'eit COO deserters
The Piedmontese troops forming the centre Of the
army under tho command Of Charles bert and
the tight wing tlWsrd PisceuZa are calculated a.
30 600 men. Th0nssods OF volunteers are arriving
daily. The Austnaus blow up the bridges vher-
ever they pass. The last Of their columns quilted
D.senzanO Lake Of Gsrda.I on the 4tD for Verona.
Gen. Allemsadi At the head Of bis volunteers, has
driven the Austrans from their positions Of Lorsto.
Monteohian. and Csstigiion dele suvlere. he
was msrcbing by the last accounts, upon Peschiers
20 Try 70 take il by assault
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

lament Of Sicily has decreed 70 send cannon 70
the Tuscsns with this inscription -" To Tuscany
Sicily, an independent Italian State.
Notwithstanding 70 some sdvices, the King
OF NAPLES hsd demanded Of the Pope permission ~
march an army through Romaena- IL - ssd tnal
the King Ferdinand has three steamers laden Win
the most precious csrgoes, including the amount
remaining in the exchequeri these he keeps IN
der the protection Of the Csste N8ovo, whose CON
msnding artillery would insure 70 vessels ss'e
and easy fight
PIRxA-The Duke Of Parma ana P.scentia nes
accorded very liberal Constitution - bis people
The following are the principal points 10 u
The ale shall begove-ned by moderate nere'ia
and Constitutional Monarchy with the Tepresen tst'e
form The Roman Catholic religion "a declared 20 pc i-
ofine state others Gret0 be permitted Inc severe
sivioiaoie but the Ministers arc Eesponsce lne -
satve power s % Be exercised by toe sovereign snd
Chamber Of Deputies. Every citizen 70 be An eecoI 81
The age Of Is me Chamber q Deputies % be Assem-
bied every year The press is % be free
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

In the Venetian territory the fortress OF Porto
Loqnano. or the Adige and situated on the road
between Venice and Mantus had fallen into the
bands of the people This result is said 70 have
been the effect oi a surprise. The Governor, sur
rounded by a formidable popular demonstration.
and cut Of by All communication with the Austrian
Generals. surrendered.
Succors consisting Of the troops Of Roman and
Tuscan volunteers, under the command OF Gen.
Durando had crossed che Pc ut Ferars and occu-
pied Rovigo. whence they would probably advance
bv Porto Legnen0 aud &sntua upon the rear OF the
AUstrians.
the Provisional Government established in the
Friu.i had published decree providing for the con-
tinsencyo the arrival Of Austrian troops 10 that ter
ritory. The commssaries Of the district and the
priests were in such directed 20 raise levy
en- 1a0sse IN fact 10 call out the whole population.
A letter from Udiue announces that the people.
after having beaten the garrison, had taken posses
sion the forts of Pamouoros and Osopo and all the
materials OF war. The 22d March the Republic had
been proclaimed and aclvic guard organised. The
27th they arrested and dsarmed 1900 Croatlans and
600 Hulans and Dragons who had abandoned
their houses Another letter from Rivignano says
that troop q no 600 people OF the country had been
organised % stopthe passage OF 600 Crostlans and
500 harsemen, who bad cspitulsted at Irevso aud
ConeelianO and "a hO driven from these two cities,
had been obliged 70 biyouac in the open country ~
two miles on the road 10 Parma.
The Provisional Government OF Venice has sent
a motto 20 the government OF Milan, IN which It de
clares that Venice intends 70 unite itself b. the
State OF L0mbardy. accepting IN advance the form
of government either mOnarchlcal or republican
which the latter might think right to adopt.
The French Minister OF Foreign Affairs bad re-
ceived. by telegraph, from the French consul at
Leehorn. a patch, announcing that all DslHStia
the Frioul and the Tyro ltalian,) had given their
adhesion TO the enetlsn republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
NIi.celInnron- IntelIIarncn.

AUSTRIAN PLoT.-An infamous plot 10 destroy
the Ci;y OF Brsscia had been discovered and frus
usted. Rsdetzey had managed. through secret
Ssents, 70 corrupt the keeper Of the fort in which
the Austrian prisoners were confined, and il was
arranged that be should supply them wiki arms
ths, they sboald set ire to the fort, snd issuing
suddenly from IT, burn and devsstste the town.
On the discovery OF this treason the keeper OF the
fort was brought % a colrt martial and condemned
20 be shot HIS execution, however. wss sus
pended, in the expectation Of the obtaining from
him important reyslstions
The CoHc0ydia 81 Turin Of the sth states. that 9
body OF 50 Calsbrisns had arrived at Genoa to
take part IN the struggle Of LOmbardy The par
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
The Batile Of Rend.bnrg.
The Londoa Times Of the liih says

To I||IT-TlTII 7 ITO" OI 1I'' TIT
1--WE have received the Hamburger B0rseqtGbs Of Tues
day eveurs together with long letter from our cores
pondeni. written al 10 o'clock tie same night. Ire en-
ga2ement before Bau The of me H)sten troops
and The occupation Of Rentsburg by the Danes exclusive
3 occupied me attention % the inhabitants Of Hsmourgh
but the details supplied By The bortenole are 60 exceed
ingy meagre almost % justify sus cion that import
ant intelligence hes been intentionally suppressed 70 is
evident that tle Balos, under tho command cf their
King sefe determined q give striking proof Of their
strength and 10 must be admitted that 70 carry Their
no..on fortified as 10 wss by ertrsnchCd bfesstv-rks
and occupied by force Of 10000 men, supported by A.
unsry demanded more than ordinary viar ON the part q
The enthusiastic assaanis. u is certsin. nevertheless
that the scholastic volunteers o the H0son army fought
with great courage, and sustained severe losses"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

ginca our publication Of this day se'nniEht, the
f,no,vi,g imports are reported bbls Beet u
cssks and poo boxes sron, q casks and ~ boxes
Hans boxes 100 casks Cheese 232 ics -lt
BIOL. AM 2.l2- k.4srl Lsrf. A1vIces .r.n Dr'a''
stats that the Charter Oak, With 1911 cargo '
goods OF this description. from the Gnlied states
had arrived a. that port which would ma ready
sale a. rsmunerafing prices.
The Iron trade continues in an unsatlsiaotory
state. The quarterly meeting az the iron masters
vas held o. Birmingham. 90 the IGN instant a
which IL was determined 20 maintain, 81 east joy
some time. the present rates Ihe accounts "pI
Glasgow are dull and in that city the Pig Iron trade
was extremely fat
The several reports received from the Cotton and
Wo9len nanufacturirr districts Of England are
much the same as last reported.
TIE English Funds have been subject - much
fuctgat0n. owing chiefly % the political panic o.
the last few days, and the news from several part'
Of The Continent a Erme- feeling prevailed on
Monday. Tuesday. and " ednesiay, when Con
sols attained both for the Account and Money
Money was abundant and very easy
Everything connected with the financial siste Of
France q looked after with much avidity. IL ar.
pears that r considerable sum has been advanced
on bonds Of the new Republic.
LrvEEFooL EvcHaxcr Ntws Room Friday evening.
The accounts from the Continent being more Il.
Tlrhtlcs nQLN ~ tIlitllaI anu NA'l ia' fI.+
vieW-tne English Cha-;is-s and Irish hepea.
agitation having been disposed OF Tor time ard
capitalists having no good opportunity Tor the proht
able employment Of their superabgndant cash
the ordinary channels n business are beginning 10
be opened the rieidty which has 50 long pre-
vailed = relaxing. and the purchases OF many arti-
cIes OF general produce are Increasing.
The Cotton market on Saturday and NJ ~
was very irregular owing 20 dread OF political
Disturbances and the account 81 increased recel PTS
AZ the shipping ports q che Hiied States Ameri-
can dcscrip t0ns were m many instances d % 10.
Der lb lower. and other kinds easier 81 buy since
then. an alarm having subsided tho market has
become more settled again and although the dc
ne noted has n0t since been tul recovered hold
ers are decidedly iirmer the reduction since ri-
day last being confined 20 the lower descriptions.
The sales OF the week were - $50 bales. Of
which spectators have only taken $50 American.
and exporters 3 APO of the same description. The
sales t0-dcy were from a 900 % 5000 bales The
Committee quotations fir fair cotton are-Bowe1
3D.. Mobile fri and Orleans 81. There have
been deca AIRED Tor suction on Thursday, goth inst,
600 Sea Islands and 900 Pernam.
Nexs Friday and Saturday Wi. be kept close
holida5 by the cotton trade The imports this
week were 452-6 bales, this year 344.ll3. same
time last year 3j2ssi The estimated stocks are
3f3 $40 bales same time last year f96llO. There
were taken this year by tue trade 3il 500 bales by
specu ators "a 200. by exporters 1890 same time
asst year by the trade -7l,7s0 by spectators
I % 400 bv exporters % 300.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

..op,ss -nr-v Az rsg.rds the hands Is ss are on IA
tim. While ls3 lsss zre on fu tine and - more stopped
ENTIRELY IA respects the cotton mills tie return . NOR
f.vrrsbs three more mills are on iu te VII Pas-
thsir hands while three lees are on short time lhe
a. .arrl a-f fl-s ftr-l- ~. ~, 49,. 80.
thfs is c1unf-roslsnced ~ fhe ft-t thN I'D more ao
th-oun cot o. rcyn-rt therefore, - regards tn-
tr- return - more favorable The comrarauFs STATE OF
ths tEo rsgsr1s tae operatives employed ~ tns
Fsu tine sbor. stsPee'.
Thi' vsek............- 80 ~ 2Ss
r-..-s.ss 5IIrss Ia he Manchester market to-day.
fftis more rrufrv th.n on Tuesday hnt very itte.
Th. -1r-uasfsrsof The iisnd districts, 81 ther re-
value Oh iron thcui Be rei s The prices which ruled ne
tr44 Furnr The l,st three months viz bars per o.
r'1s o. Int. hoops 10 and sheet z 2 i's otaef
description q iron to o-sr Prcporiiorefe prices Pf
"a, thought this wou1 hsTs nous e-sctuPou some l
tts srlssr makers % as abandoned. me t1- or tAr
Ton trade sstsfc-crT O. observe tf t-coedf
improves sd sfh0llh a. compared win ths lle 81
Re pretty general restored Considerable contrasts were
taken f1r l1nrs .1d bars
ia The London money nartet, ca Thurs-sy TIE s'ii
u-ut which as very heavy. passed Of very sattfictlfg
Cnrsos oss- A. --t1 The s.1sinE prices 90 az tfe
-C1nso.. money srd seeoan- 80 90 E1ensq1s' oii'
81 90 81 prem
usrchsufr has been announced ia Loudo but ne ua'
ues are suppos-d 10 Be- smsll
Th- orsfrl exchanges quoted Do London, on Tues
tfy sft-rnccr ..r t1res RI. nt.s Pr .s a. io~,
FORT -l o. "a ard rrests H. Bills - short on Fsris
quoted - 0 CD $751; The quotations were sR.n ir
.sr end there much dih-uy 10 dong olfrrsi
God per d-1rer IN T. rdon han m ttannlf r.
ton .n t0e week er-nE saturday, April lccuan seven
days sr1 ether hIs. s.T.,-l. Az iucffA.e olfnt
th- week of 7 ere snourto f gold srd silver coin
sc bullion n he names of tho bank, %l'-oe''. DE-
" q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
SMALLER GERMAN STATES.
Hes.o Daru,stadt.-Outrnse penr mnycntz.

MAyEST4, Arfi Z.
We have just had here what would be called on
the other side Of your Channel "a day for Ireland
Al three O'Clock yesterday mob o. several Thousands
mustered the bridge Of boats that the Rhine and
hsvisg effected passage without payment OF the usual
government toll they ded deliberately 90 break
and demolish the drst three miles OF the railway which
connects the great emporium of Frankfort with thu
liquid highway Of Germany. They then set IRE % ino
station ouse and having daily celebrated their noble ex
plot with appropriate qoAntum Of shouting aud drink
they returned IN dsordery this town deaudng
tho toitkeerer OF tue bridge before Hundreds OF
them passed under the windows Of my hotel carving
triumph the rails Of The FranSort and vociferauug
vengeance against machinery OF all sorts rnis
very discordsn IN town which claims 20 have originated
the Printing Press. Against capitalists and employers
their fairy next directed and they quilted Lass evuuug
sx houses Of contractors for public works aud master
builders whom they conceived not 10 have gwen sun
wages employed sufficient hands There garrison
In this Frontier town of IS 600 men, hN fruSsAus and
half Ausians, sccorcns TO article Of the treaty OF
Ylenns.- london HalV Astns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Appronch of the German Forces.

On Monday afternoon the 10TH tEo additional
battalions of Prussan infantry Of the 5th Reg.
ment, with six pieces Of heavy artillery, passed
through Hamburg again en- route 10 Bendsbure
and on Tuesday two additional batteries Of Light
field pieces were expected. This Pr1ssian force
now amounts % 5000 infantry, TO which will be
added some cavalry so that altogether this contin-
gent force when concentrated IN Holstelu, will
amount 20 about 10000 men Of all arms. Theron.
tingent forces from Hanover, Brunswick. Olden-
burg. Mecklenburg Bremen, md Hamburg, will
amount when concentrated 10 about 10000 more
So that with the HOlstein forces now In the field.
the Danes will have 20 contend against force Of
70 600 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
BAVARIA.

The news from Munich is 70 the 5th, The King
has determined to grant assistance in men 10 the
Duchies against Denmark. Six officers have gone
to the scene OF war The Bsvarisn Chambers
have also elected the Ministers for the Assembly
ct Frankfort. The Senate held & sitting on the
sth. in which project OF law for the foundation Of
the new Constitution was brought In.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
PRUSSIA.
Financial Depression In Berlin.

The correspondent Of toe London DGuy NeNs'
writing from Berlin on the 9TH, says
Commercial and monetary th2irs continue 70 he e1
tremely depressed. All confidence has vanished EVeh
hs bet bs on London cannot be discounted or Degoat
cd ana informed this day, BY one o. the most emil
nsnt bankers Of this city, that can tel what may
happen 10 fortnight or -.
People have surprised TO learn that the existing
national fund.- chiefly reserved Tor the purposes a war
does amount 20 more than four millions and "a
Of thalers I was long Deievec-apd the deluson "@s
Kept up by the late Govsrnnenhst there were AZ eat
some thirty millions in the Saasch1r. The hing IL ce
tsip there are only four millions ani haf 10 tne re-
serve treasury and Prussis requires some forty millions
At this very moment"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Prussinn Members of the Frankfort Generni

The Pru.sian Diet elected its members % the
General German Assembly on the 6tn. they sre
said % be- for the mos, part persons devoted to the
liberal cause
The Rhenish members have chosen among others
Herr Hansemann (Ministerof Finance and Deputy
for Axis. Chapellel Herr Camphsusen. President
Of the Council and Deputy for Cologne Herr Arndt
the veil known lyric poet. The illustrious Hum
bold, il the chosen Of the Province Of Braudenburg
In general. the members for the DOcby Of Posen
took no part in the elections, having tho option 10
do 90 or not.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Lombard -Rumorsd DeIeat Of The Austrlnns.

The correspondent Of aLyons Journal whiting
from Chambery under date April T. announces tna.
10000 Piedm0ntese, led by Charles Albert. had
routed 900 AustriGns Of whom about 100 were
killed and 600 taken prisoners. know 20, ho@
far this intelligence IS deserving Of credit says he
corresDopdent OF the Loudoa Daily Mems, since the
atest news from Milan dated the Sd. states that on
the "a Charles Albert was at Cremona- III true. re
must ssppose that body Of the Austrans, leaving
toe main army, bad endesvO-Cd By clrcuiions
route % surprise the Piedmontese In the flank or 10
the rear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Movements Of the LombardO- Piedmontese
Army.

The P,ed1aonfe,e Gazctfe Of the 9Th. announces
az positive. that Peschers has been given up with
out opposition 20 the PiedmODtese. Accounts OF
the 7th state that the AUstrians had been cut of
from Msntua on their way there. About 1000
Piedmontese trsversed Piacenza on the 9TH, on
their way % Cremona. The volunteers Of Reggie
have arrived az Gaustalla with artillery. The
Austrian Governor Of Mantua, GOrgOuk, has or
dered all The Inhabitants - give up their arms
within % hours md has imposed a contribution OF
four millions OF lire five millions of francsl In the
Fral every deile is guarded, so that Austrian re-
Inducements. vii fad IL very difficult to penetrate
Italy ON that side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

DnBLIC ApMInI,TRATOR,s ORFIcE. no

Nassau sLNOucs Is hereby given % the re- 4iigss
.ld next of Kin Of hilton W. HURLBERr, lats Of the
City II NewY0rk, grocer deceased, and who 10 ALLEGED
to have died ntsStae that the effects II the said nestae
On the hauds O the Public Administration will be admin
isesd sad disposed Of BY him according % law unless
the sane BE- claimed BY some lawful sdmnis
ua.sr q The deee'ed, BY The 9th day d May next
Dated, Nsw-York. A pu -, 1875.
az iawfv JAMES :. THAYER. Public Adminfstrat1r
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Riot la snxeuy.

The AHgemeine ZeifHng OF Leipzig states that in
the night of the 5th inst the noble mansion OF the
Prince Schonburg. IN WRldenburg WAS ser iire 60
by an inariated mob and totally DESTROYED The
military were sent for, but they were not strong
enough to pat stop to the incendisrsm IL is
added that the rioters numbered sixteen thousand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
SPAIN
Arrival of the lIontpensiers.

letter from Madrid dated hp1i " says
Tho Duke ard Duchess n Monpenser arrived here 81
about quarter % O'Clock LAST evening. They entered
by the Puerta San Vince IN ihe direction ot vista Ae-
gre and which Is in rathcr remote part OF the CITY
TIE Queen Mother had gone ont o. meet The lntania
AID her husband ON the rosd 90 Acsvendss, and the
Queen and King as far Fueucaual. Her Majesty, The
Oleen Mother ana the Iuiats csme in the SANE csrIase
AID the KiEg and Duke Of Moutpeuser n another. i'm
Lhlrh oarrlage followed tLe atLonlanla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
Opening OF the sleIlInn PnrIInmenl

4 letter dated Naples. 3lst ultlmo published in
GohgRans Messenger says:
"rhe deliberations In the frat sitting OF the Parliament
Of Sicily which TOOK place saturday last were coa-
Quoted with tho greatest order Lord Mimic and the off,
eefs Of Rruh squadron present Our ministry has
ben reformed fincc Carsu emsng 40 the head q tho
Foreign department and Gen. VIM. Pspe Just arriving In
time 20 become Minister OF War The only iwpoiu. 90
mPoitic act Of toes cAludss Was knocking down
the arms az TIE Austrian legation. Prince Schwartzen-
berg took his departure cay. Mehemet AL 1n1ing
himself litle Improved IN health and Ggtated by the
roent political changes In Europe. resolved 20 re.urn
Egypt Toe frcnch steamer Alexandra. took His High
ness. and The O1in. Iorahim Paeha"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Foreign Ne,rs Continued from The
FIRST Page.

tiee tina, tho last loan Of 1917 Is suspended-tha'
u, the ankers will not make any farther payments
ron u.
A deputstion. head ed by Professor Hye, waited
on the evening Of the lsi inst the Minister, Won
P,llersiors 70 express the general dissatisfaction Oh
the people with the new law relative 70 the Press
aud 70 request him 10 reconsider its most exceP
tionsble provisions. The Minister excused TIE I'M
perfection Of the law on the ground OF haste ano
unpihcation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
TURKEY.

The Sultan has directed Lsleymsn Paohs, bis
Ambassador At Pans, TO remain at his post snd
keep up friendly relations with the Provisional
Government. The Ministers OF Russia aud Aus
tria were endeavoring q change the friendly dis
position of the Sultan. but without effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
nCEANfr HnrSr

COSET ISLAND, JUST completed, vii Be open o. ,ss
- lst Of June, sd can aseommo1sIs 90 go perons
Affords excellent view n the N,Wf Jfk hzrb0r
lns colvenenccs for bathing are ursurpss-d. For par
ucu .rs see hsndoif hs0ws can BE- gagged By spply
az Horss r. Carr AEor Hsuss between tho hours Of
OBJ s1d % A " 80 Nv D. 4. CLARK. Proprietor
EDR SALE OK CBARTEh-A barge e about
L 20 ions burcsn. irqurs Of 4. G. WIEks,
AZ len So Wsl-ss.
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ITALY.
De.ertion Of the Austrinns.

The Constitutional has the following from its
private correspondence, dated Turn. April g.
~ scarcely possible Tor the situation Of iae AustIi-
an arry % be than Il s. Whole b2tslons are de-
sertna An italian regiment, in the service Of Austria
ser giving brilliant serensde under the windows o. the
Duke Dc Savoy. while be az dinner gave themselves
% a. prisoners With shouts of Long live Plus IA -
Long live Charles Albert Long live Italian lnoepenc-
ence The italian hostages have arrived a. Verona, and
have been lodged the fortress Of San Fece and 10 ne
Cssiel Veccho. six thousand Neneiians have arrived
At Montebel0; 1900 keapoiiisn Infantry. and 5yVV
cavalry are m route The advanced posts Of ise Austrian
army are established between G0t0 aHd PeschierA BE
sides TIE skirmn A. the bridge o. S. Mark there nave
been several others Cssene'ot0, which have been
al I'M favor Of the Italians Bresca d fuu Of feofoI-
iese t~oors aud volunteers The creates, eEth1sisfn
prevails In the Italian army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01
PORTUGAL

All was quiet al Lisbon on the 4th. An smeHte
had been anticipated by the authorities, and the
fleet In the Tagus vas held in readiness 10 sup
press any attempt \ new Ministry has been
formed st the hesd Of whom is the Duke De Sal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-01

Nsassu-sreetNotlcsi j. hereby given % the resigss
Nse.Yort shoemaker dscsased aad Who is alleged to
haye died ntestte that shall apply 70 the Surrogate Of
the County Of Nswfort for Letters Of Administration
upon the If the said intssate N the sth dNv 81
May next - Ten o'clock in the f1ranoon-Oated Nav.
YORK April ID, 1888. JAMES s. THAYER,
a na.Iu pUrI u.
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DrBLIC ApMINIsTRArOR,- oFEICR. \

Hassau-strs stNotiee L hereby given, - the
-gss AID next o. kir Of EDWARD CAMPBELL late OF
the City OF NswYork physician deeessed that shail
apply % tho 5arr0gate Of the County 0f NewY0k Tor lee
tsrs OF AdminftratiJn, with the WI annexed upon the
estate OF the said nssate the l0th dag Of May
lo oclk in The 1rsn00n-Dsed NewYork, April 10, l8f3
so 2aF4g JAMES 5. THAYER. Public Adminis,rstor