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Merchant Tailoring.

GEORGE -. WELLER.
an ESPECTFUIIY informs hi. i'iends ard
Ha the puilic that he has Just retained rom
Phiilelp.ia. with = gcnerri sssuinrnt of goods.
sut,,l for men and chIidrcns wetr. which wall hr
made up to ORDER, "r sold on the mos; reasonable
terms consisting, IN psri, at
English. French aud American Clo'hs.
do 10 do cassiniors,
Beaver Cloth, Dm skin CAssiineTs,
Fancy Cas.msis Saln'u>.
Cashmere Silk Nrlv.t Satin & Y al ncii Ncs!inrs,
Men,, L,die,' q. d Chil ireu's Cl'aking,
Iamhsyonl and Merno Shirts aud DIIwcrs,
Clio Tassels,
Firing. for Ladies' C,nsks.
A general sssor, meat If Trimmings, SC, &c.
Gu, ing " IL he dore free Of chree. for PeIs ms
uu ,chasnc goods nf him which thev wish tn make
up themselves. ard persons fndirg their own eo"'s
VIII br accommodated as hrr,lof re. lie tend, Is
mis- acknowi,deem MS Ia his friends f'r former pa
ironage, and respectfully soiici,s ccninuauce Of
tn same.
IIe also informs the public, that he has taken
Mr.. JOHN g. BRIGHT into co-psrnersh'p, and
that the business will heesf,er he conducted under
the firm Of WrLxrR & BRuanr.
or All kinds Of County, Prudnce taken, at the
hiehes, market prices
Sudbury. November 18Th, ls47-4m
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SUppHs CHAsGEs There is nothing more
trying to the human constitution than sudden
changes Of weather. Heat rarih-s the blood
and increases the perspiration {: but when sud
denly checked those humors which shnnd pass
off by the skin are thrown off nward'y, causing
coughs, colds, consumption, difficulty Of breath.
ing watery and inAamed eyes, sore throat, and
many other complaints.
Wrighfs Indian Vegetable P;M are a delight.
ful medicine for carrying off cold---hecause they
eIpel from the body those humors which are the
cause Of the above complaints. -Four or five Of
said Indian Vegetable Pills taken every night on
going to bed will, in a few days. carry off the
most obstinate cold; at the same time the diges.
tive organs will be restored TO a healthy tone,
and new life and yigor will be given 10 the whole
frame.
Caufion.-To avoid coun,erfrts purchase from
those only who can show certif, ate Of agency
representing the landing Of William Penn and
romparc the lahels on the box with the fac smiles
an the certificate. To be genuine. they must he
exactly alike, signature and all. Beware OF coun-
fes and imposition.
or The genuine for sale hy HEsRv MAssvn,
sole agent for Sunbury. and other ,gcnts. publish.
ed in another part of this paper.
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Indian Vegetable Panacea.
STILL ANOTHER CURE

Nz D. N. .
lVE n, 80. "' e"'
,,Ilowi,, h;.,,.. Wv ,a ! s''' w" me
ritv and lon, co,,,;nn,,..o ,',.I, -. w.
attendance co, Il ,,on,,, an ,.;,;. ,u.
,,s,ion nf Tho vor,o,f,i ..','a,;,,;,u as w
C;;iJEN'S INDIhN yrf:rrc,uJ
CE oysr al tho N ,n,,,s. ,,,,.G. ,f,L A.,
/, VIVA nv n;sC,,,nne T., ;nbn,,,
m ,ds ia ,rncayance r,s INV ,n,,b, ,,t,,J ~
when I was tui A., few m,uths ,,j h,,
" ,,oublasnr,e un,;l nv c5,h v.,, ,,L. !, a,,.t
ci NV rah, cii, wv and s,ll1;nrl he i,in, Atom,
c,eht wears at.cr this it made its 5pn,sr,nce ON
nv arm ,roio. almost covering II with u,cc,, A,
the same time i, attacked NV ;h,oat also. f lin, !,
with urer. Nv tongue becen me ftich,fuliy .w,L.
len. and ,lrno ,s h ,,d NJ , ,,i.ce Of w,,J
,pu,,cd T., an, n, ,,e mos, sa ur, ,,, .ici,,s !,
Norr,. town. pa. where ,esil,J ., The linn. I'm,
III, ii.e,.e .e,,rd h,yord his ,e,cb n. advised
me to come ,o Phil, ,clphi, and c,psu,I III, Late
Dr. Parrish dJ ., sad VA. u,J,r his ca. ,,,
a ,hat, timc Nh., h, advised ,n. Il, ,.,n,r hama
as INV phv ,i,,,u c,ulI 4, ,s uu,h G,, mo A. h.
cauji, Tia WAS c.,t, ,inly uo, very enc,,ra,;n,
| r,,urnrd aud was C,r f,m or five ye,,s u,o,, of
the time un,e, reatn NJ. when the D,.,or ,ns,n
Cd m. ,hs, h,s resources were xh ,us,,d and 90.
a, liberty 10 NV any thing thou n, wou,J d., ne
good
Then tax O,lty'. S,saoa,il.. which q, f; =,
WIS disc N inueJ. Ih,,e,,krn SWANS ,nnce,
Marsh lI's il,urk's I,,ly,s aud oh,r nrcn,,,.
,nr. If S,rs,ra,,ll, with N, sr.c, Nv ,hr,,, v,s
s,;,l u,,r,o,,d ,,v ,,,i. o,,i,,l, r,,,el av,v ms
face anil nos, much sY,len and c,v ,,;n.
h,,
TIN. ,,.,,.s,,,i;, lam,
,,cn,.,I ,v;,h m c,,,,s I
p,..c, ,,5 | o,ortIy c,,ts e v,,, ,.r
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,b,, NV ,,,,,iJenc. j.; rcI;,;r. ,.,. ,,'J
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,,,,, I,.-,mm.,crd ., IN ,I,. p,n',..s
~. , - :, 80. ~ - a o.: -
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Orphans Court Sale.

I y pursuance Of an order of the Orphans Cow {,
of Nonhumhciland county. will he sid a, prh
lie s,Ic. on Tuesday the 22d d,v of Feirnarv next.
a, Kase & Bercstres .crs stoie in Petersburg. viz
4 certain trnct OF Land situate in Sham"kin town.
ship, in said county, continuing Il 5 acres more or
less, on viii h are erected a one aud half story
'og dwelling hou g, a log stable. aud a fruit or.
chad; ad lining land of Solomon Feeey and Jas
Vauho'n Late the estate of CnthaIine Lancis.
Gus. deed. ....t
Sac to commence ut | o'cock. r. NJ Of srd
dav, when the terms of sale will re made known
by HENRY KELLER.
By order of the Court. Admr
EDWARD OYSTER, Clk.
- oo1 IsAs-5,
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ALL.UEALING BALSAM.

Mrs ATrREE, the wife of Vim. n. Auree.
Esq was given up by DIR. Sewsl of Washington,
DIS Roe and Mcclellan sf PHILADELPHIA, DIR. Roe
and Dr. Mott of New York. Her friends all
though, she must die. She had every appearance
oi hcng in consumption, and was 50 pronounced
by her physicians- Sherman's Balsam WAS given
snh il cured hsr.
Mrs. GARRABRiNTZ, Of Bulls Ferry. wa,
as, cured OF consumption by this Bassm whrr ,
all other remedies failed to give reef-she was re =
duced to q skelet n. DR.. 4. C. Castle, DENTS .
2sI Broadway, has witnessed its effects in sever Al
cases where no other msdclne afforded reef-t at
the Balssm operated like a charm. DR.. c. 20
witnessed is wonderful effects in curing Asth' m.
which i, never fails Of doing. Splitting Blnol, lar
ming a. NAV be, is efiec,ually cured hy this Bs
sam. Ii heals the ruptured or wounded blood
y.ssrls aud makes the lungs sound again.
Rev. henry JONES, lOs Eighth av enur.
was cured cf cough aud catarrhal affections Il SD
vesr- snding. The Grsi dose gave him T .ore re-
lief than all the othr, medicine he had eve taken.
DR.. l.. !. 3rals, 10 D-ancy street gave il 10 q
s,,rr.in.law who was lshoring under cou ,um,sion
aud to saother sorrly sfi eted with IT. Asthms
In hoh cases ITS effects were D,medu.'e G. soon re.
.torng IN. m 10 comfortable health.
Ms LUcRErIA WELLS, 95 Chrisii. ,,,..,
suffered ffom Asthma AZ ySars. Shein s.a ~
sam relieved her once, aud she is CO mss,s.vs,,
! welt teng cuubled To subdue eve y s,t,sl hv .
timely use Of this medicine. Th.,s indeed j. the
! er-s, remedy for Coughs. Coles, Sp,in, B,ooJ
i.se' Complaints and oil the ai et'ons Of the
| throat, and even Asth ms nd Con.umpion.
Price e5 cents ard 81 rer hot,l-.
pr. shsrman's CouSh and Worm Lo.enses, and
! Poor Man's Plaster soId a. above.
Dr. Shermsns ofIice l. at LOG Nassau ., n. Y.
Agents, JOHN YOUNG, sunhu,s,
NJ M,A.MeCAY, Northumberland.
! September llts, lea7.--ly
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Executors Notice.

Office is hereby given. that lie trrs ,estamrn.
N ,ary have been granted TO The subscribers.
on the cs,,'c Of Eaenczer Greenouph, deed. late
of Northumberland county. ty the Resiste # said
county. All persons having claims against sad
estate hereby warned TO exhibit the same. with
their vouchers, TO the suhscr ibers and all indeh.
ed {" said estate arc notified TO pay such dch's.
The business of said estate will he attended TO
at the oice frmcrly nf said T.. Greenough, dec ii.
\. |. GREENDUGH. ESecuiri1,
WI GREENQUGH, Executor.
Sun ury. Ian. 18th iSiS ct
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Another Hal,n
nDE2 SO AEa-n4 :

SnDE2 5 5AGa.Do
VJyH T. heirs Of John Yocum, deed. fer f'T ss'e
4 all ,hst Farm Of theirs situate in sham kin
township, Northumberland county, nrar snuff.
town. aud adjoining the old S'smhsch stand in
said township. contsinng about tw" hurdrrd acres
more or less. in a good stare of cultivation. Tn,
Rail Road from Sunhurv u Sh,mokin,nwn passes
through it. F,r pa,ticulus cnquirr nj
HUGH II. TEATS SnufIiosn.
or JOHN FARNSWO ORTIZ, Sunhury,
Dec. II. ls47. OF any Of the heHs.
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WyENI. VIDi. vICI-nr. .Ll.EN'S VEGE.

vCENI. VIDI. VICi -Dr. ALIENS VEGE.
FABLE COMPOUND, for the cure of
DYSPEPSIA LIVER COMPLAINT. NER-
VOl'S DEBILITY. BILIOUS AFFECTIONS,
&c. This Medicine i. offered to The puhlic under
the assurance 'ha, there is no article IN existence
having stronger claims 10 their cnnsiIeIatii BE-
ing c 'mvounded hy reeulaI Graduate of j. iler.
s"" Clisge, Phiia nh II, aud practising phys.
c,an If twenty yssrs standir Q in Phri.derh,s his
long experience ha- confirmed him in t,,e opinion
thu, comFnund medicine was reQu'' ed 10 prevent
aud remedy the d,h,litalion pr dGced hy residng
in low. ma.ma'ic climates, an! To coun'er,ct the
pro trating inilusnc' of many nervous disorders
with which the human family are afflicted.
DIR. ALLEN is n well known phv sici,n, and
has useh the above medicine in his practice for s
years with the most a,tonshlns effect having tes-
ted It's qualities in above
FIVE THOUSAND CASES.
M mei,cine ever 'srived more iaueriBg re
commeuda'i,ns from ply ,icians Of eminen, stand.
ne than has b, en- best wed on this.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION AND
IrS CONSEQUENCES.-A eminent Profrs
sor ys:-"h chief, arises in p,rsons VIA lead
either a very s.den,Hr, or irregular he. Although
not regarded ss fatal discus; vet IT neglected or
Improperly trared. NAV hrng on ircur,ble Me-
Ian hny, JaunJ,ce, Madness, or Ve,tig', Palsy
and Ap,Il'Hy. gr A. singularty att ndant on
II Is, that n may a, 4 uGru dn continue great
length of tine without any remission OF the symp-
toms.
CAUSE Grief aud unca,iness If md, iu>
tense study, prfusr eyacuaIons, eNces, IN ,enery,
"xce,sve usr ut spTltuou- liquors ia, tobacco ~
plum aud other narcotics, rnnoderste fopieiion,
"v,T dsle"I,rn o. the ,tnm en- deficiency o' The
stcI,,iuu Of the tilr g,src Juice, exposure Ia
pn anal Al "A a this dis
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~ a R x 4 f. ID.

Az Selinsgrove. on the Sd inst, by the Rev,
r. Weisrr, Mr. B.sJAMIs F. DirnL Of this place,
to Miss CHHisTiAsA LENHAR1, OF the Shamokin
Ferry. Union county.
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Peace aotth eWenic0 /!
-.k1TrE-s =.EN-1TGLE.,

GCA StJ l. u -3 AN G {. lsS -
" INFORMS the pulc ,ha, in order to hrlrg a.
a bout pesco With Mexico. hc mannf cln'rs all
kinds of Riffs, Double and Single Bar'si,rd Shot
Guns, and Double B,ueled II, vo'virg Rifles. at
hi manut,rtn,v A. Hnnwine Run. lower Au
cu.'a township. Norlhum erl'nd county, ali #
which he VIII warrant for sI months. Ih"ss
Who want frs, rate article in his lne, car he &C.
q, the -horte>, notice and on the st
reus nnh'e terms. Lovers al spori, give him CALL
InNet Ancnsia Jan. & 1913 FIN.
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a Good Tenant
NN.| "a TN IN WC EB q
FOR FARM! & SAW-NILI..

IN Union County. G miles west Of New Berlin
L on rerns Creek. About 90 acres are cl,s ell.
Timber Land sufficient. The promises will he
rented threr or four years, on shnrcs to suitable
ten,n'. In,uire of HUGH BEILAS.
Sunhury January 8. 1913 St
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For Sale.

THE BRICK HOUSE in sunhu'y. of 'hs sub
l. scriber, now occupied by Miss Morris. For
term. apply to w. l., DewaIt, T. q, or To myself
....' w. r. SMITH,
Northumberland, October 8, Isa7,-u
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CHE AF NEW GOODS.
IUSr received. hands me lot of Cloths, as
d sinners, Caiieoes, Caps Of al kinds. Gum
Shoes for men, women aud children, Groceries,
Queens,oare, and variety Of other articles ches-
per than ever, by HENRY AASSER,
sunbury, Nov. aNh, ls47,
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vyriglit's Indian Vegetable fis!s.

Ueury Misspr. Sunhurv.
T. & !. X Ksuff'n,r. Augusta township.
John H. Vino Mt. Ch,llisqusque.
K,se Il Dercsresser Eiy>buTg.
samuel Herb Lutte Mahondy,
W,lian Depprn, Jackson.
Ireland ard Hayncs. McEwcnsvilr.
William Heinrn 81 Brother, Milton.
Fma,the, " ilson " Co, Northumberland
James Reed, PJtsgrovr.
c. w Scott. Rdshville.
w. g. r Fccslv. Sh 'm,kin,o~n.
Rhodes & Farrow SnydeTs,uwn.
Anus T.. Briscli, Turhu,svrlle
Bonneville Hnlshne Upper Mah'nny.
/, hn G.. Renn. do do.
+. l. rrer. Wa'son'nsp. .......
Wholesale, At the office ard gercr,l depot, G;
R,ce ST., Philadelphia. DC. Is lSi7.-'v
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PRICE CURRENT.
yyhig County Meeting.

\ MEETING of the Wings e No'thumhrr.
\ land County will he held IN the Court House
Sunhury. on Monday the 2s,h r february inst.
| o'clock. r. VI for the purpose # arp'in Tin 8
,'ceatrs to The Wig State Convention, TO lie
I'D at Harrisburg on III. l5.h of March n 4.
BY oder Of tie
STANDING COMMITTEE.
g., lnvr r, "a lOth
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iSI SOUND OF BrATH.
4 RE YOU A MOTHER! Your darling child,
IA your idol and earthly joy, is now perhaps
confined to her chamber Ivy dangerous culi-h.r
pale checks, her thin shrunken fingers, tell the
hold diease has already gained upon her-the,
sound Of her sepuchral cough pie,ces your souiA
YOUNG MAN, when just about to enter hfs,
disease sheds hear, crushing hight over the fair
prospects Of the future-your hectic cough and ks-
hie lmhs tell of your loss and hope, hut you need
not despsir. There is balm which will heal tho
wounded lungs IL is
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

"e7. Tuesday, IA, ISIS.
WBEAr-Penns. red is worth about l30c.
CoRs, yellow, SIS a Sc c., weight.
Oars Are held at 81 iJc.
WHIsKEv-Salrs in bbls at % cts hhds 24c.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.


IN PURSE 'nce Of sn order. Of the Orphsne' Cour,
u Of N,rhumtesland cmuv wit he exposed tc
public sale, on Weinrs,sy the ists,ay of March
next. At the house Of James Lee. in the borough
of Northumberland, to wits, the one p0divh I'd
tenth part Of q tract Of land IN Point township,
In said county, snd surveye,l on warrant grant.
rd TO Marcus Young. adjoining lands Of John
Whes,ley and The lsic Daniel Robins. and known
as the HUXLEY uaci. containing o -.- - .s..I.
Late the estate Of VIM. Mccoy, decd. f. r. .,
Sale TO commence AT O'Clock. p. NJ, Of said
day, when he conditions will ho made known hy
. r. DANIEL BRAUTlGAM.
..f DAVID TAGGART. s.
By order Of the Court ss Admr's
EDWARD OYSTER, OK. q. q.
rrh. s h, lStS.-at
WIN. r. B0yd's Estate.
AIOTIi'E is hereby given, ,ba, letters Of sd-
IN mini>iration have been gtan'ed to the sub.
scrhcr, on thr estate Of William II. B ,yd, deed.
late Of the borough of Norhumbcrl,nd. Nouhum
berland county. All persons indebted TO said es-
ia,.. aud all those having claims against the SAM,
are hereby rcquc ted to come forward and make
Sc ,cment as soon as possible
CATHARINE G. BOYD.
Morbid, Feb s. ISia.--6t Admr'x
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Sm trrv Fth. loh, iSiS.--2
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DR.. ]. A. Moor, Dsnville; T. s. Maekey Il
Son, M'l,on; NJ. ID. & J. Wells, Muncy; e. A.
Wyatt, Ie~isburg; Davis Il schnurs, Sslinsgross;
John q. Rem, Line Mountain i. o.
rhilsdeiphii, DC S'em ely
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VENlIE following letter Just come IN hand, and
i viii he read with interest The patient suffer
cd inincrahlv, and could Fl 4 no relief ur, he
used DR.. Sw.r~r's CwruuSp SrRrr OF Win
CHhnnr. !, is rai;rIy the most wonderful cure
II noal
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
LOUIS NAPOLEON'S ORATORICAL
FAILURE.

The two Napoleons, then in the House,
rose TO protest against the amendment, and
in a few minutes after, Louis Napoleon as
cended the tribune. As two very different
versions are given TO the speech he made
and the impression he created, we give both.
The papers.i in favor of Prince Louis state:
At this part of the debate Prince Louis Ma
poeon entered the House, aud ascending
the tribune, protested with much dignity and
force against the name of Pretender, which
was continually fixed upon him. He decla.
red that he assumed no character except the
honorable one of the nominee OF 100000
French citizens, who had twice returned
him. After this. NJ. Thouret withdrew his
amendment, and the article 40 was voted
without division.
The Government organ gives the follow
ing report:
.sPrince Louis Napoleon, in directing his
steps towards the tribune, showed that ne
was overw helmed with position. On his
arrival there be had some difficulty III com
mencmg at all, and at length he came out,
in a hesitating and disconnected manner,
with the following words:
C.tizens: come not before you to speak
against the amendment, certainly have been
sufficiently rewarded in recovering all my
rights as a citizen to entertain any other ann
biton. Neither do | come here to make
any complaiuSagainstth the calunnies OF when
have been the object. 1t is in the name OF
500. 600 electors who have twice honored NE
with their suif'rages, that dlsavow the ap-
peIlation of Preleuder, which Is constant!
brought forward against me"
At this point the Prince stopped, hesItated
and appeared inclined TO go on, but at length
he descended from the tribune apparently
greatly disconnected, aud amid marks OF
great establishment on the part OF portion
vi the members, and OF annoyance on lne
part of others. 1 he German accent, inc
confusion, the vagueness and Inanity OF Tue
words spoken, the absence OF all the guar
ties of popular orator had done iheh
work. Prince Louis Napoleon had been
warned against the dangers OF the ulDu"e'
and the warning had been thrown away up
on him. lie has more damaged his CAUSE
by this short attempt to speak than py a''
the past follIes OF has life. His adyersarleS
at once saw the advantage they had gained
and profted 10y it. After short consuHa.
ton with Mr.. Senard, NJ. Anthony L noure'
rose, and IN a tone of contempt when Wa
not even disguised, be said -
. That after the few short words the! nau
heard he was quite satisfied that MS lea'
from the Pretender' were exaggerated any
that his amendment was needless, aud ths's'
fore he withdrew it. +" II
The observation was received win iou"
plaudits from all sides OF the Asserno'i' =
cepting from that upon which Friice III Tbs
Napoleon and his friends were seated ~
Debats says that the words spoAeli, :! =.
oratoricaI novice produced niartelIo oa ~ s
feet, tor they set those who most ieaFeu "''-
cutie at their ease.
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E
FOREIGN So So NEW s.
FOREIGN NEWS.
AUSTRIA.


ORIGIN OF THE INsURREcTIoN AT VIENNA.
Great excitement prevailed in Vienna on
the 9th inst, in consequence of the pubiica-
ton of the Emperor's proclamation against
the Hungarlans. Public opinion had already
been put on the alert by the concentration OF
large masses of troops in the vicinity of the
Capital, and the ferment was still increased
when it was said that the dissolution of the
Hungarian Parliament, the appointment OF
Baron Jellachich to the Lord Lieutenancy
Of Hungary, and all the other measures con-
tanned in the late proclamation, were but
the links of chain which was to bind Aus
tria down to what she was previous TO the
days of March.
Ii was whispered at first by the dema-
gogues, and afterwards loudly protested that
the military, and especially the German
grenadiers, were in favor of the popular
cause. Early on the morning of the 9th the
grenadiers were ordered to march and join
the expedition against the Hungarians.-
They did not, indeed refuse to quit their
barracks, but they were forewarned of their
march and its object, and had communicated
with the corps of National Guards of the
suburb Of Gumpendorf, in which their bar
racks were situate, and with the Acadenli-
cal Legion, from both of which they receiv-
ed a promise that measures would be taken
TO prevent their departure.
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FLIGHT OF THE EMPEROR.

In the midst of these scenes, the Emperor
and the other members OF the Imperial Fam
lily left Vienna at about O'Clock p. NJ. on
Saturday, they were escorted by 5000 cav
airy, and took the road towards Lintz.
The following proceedings took place in
the Diet, when this intelligence was receiv-
ed
oil o'clock, "A. .N.-Information received
of the Ennperor's flight from his Castle of
Schonbrunn. The house appoints a COM
mittee to inquire into the truth of this state
ment.
I'll 10 O'Clock a. .W.-The Minister,
Nj. Kraus, informs the house of the Empe-
ror's departure. His Majesty has left a
Proclamation behind him, in which it is said
he leaves Vienna on account of its riotous
disposition, and that at another place he will
take such measures as it shall seem to him
fit to adopt.
." Nj. kraus adds that he (M. kraus) re-
fused to countersign this unconstitutional
and threatening Proclamation. Resolved,
that the House invest itself with both the
deliberatiye and Executive powers, and that
the resolution be communicated to The Pro-
yinces by Special Commissioners"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-11-11
THE PROCLAMATION

The Preussische Staatzanzeiger publishes
the following proclamation of the Diet.
"The Diet has been informed of the IA
tai events which have occurred in this Cant
tai. 1t has met, and appeals to the popuia-
ton of Vienna for assistance IN the execution
of its arduous duties. The Diet is deeplv
afflicted at an act of understandable violence
by which the death of the Minister of War
has been caused, but it trusts, and in SO trus-
ting, it proclaims its firm resolution, thar
from this moment the law, and the fear of
the same, will and shall be paramount. The
Diet has declared itself permanent; it is
taking measures for the protection of public
order, safety and liberty, and it will provide
for the unconditional execution of its reso-
lntions. 1t is now making an appeal TO the
Sovereign for the removal of those of his
councillors who do not possess the confidence
of the country. The Diet places the safety
of the city of Vienna, the inviolability of
the Diet and the Throne, and the welfare
of the country, under the National Guard of
Vienna. For the Diet,
1.-The President, FRANZ SMOLKA.
"VIENNA, Oct. 50