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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

Tie Pisim0afese Gq-,ffc OF the 2lsr has a bulletin
from Che hing headquarters 10 Gazz0do OF the srn
A. hat dare strong ssiou of Pedm0n,e-e uied o.
surprise the advanced post oi the fortress Of Mfnua
bag thc garrison lmancd shut mp n the fortress be-
hind the agluc- 4 few cannon shot were exchanged
without much effect either side The heavy arnlery
ihai expected b. t-c Pedmon'esc nd arrived and
a vigorous attack upon pcsch.era was hourly cXpccC
While the ds- oi truce was ho.,t.l during the late
arm.-ticc. Major Irotu Of Q Peomonte-c army, wns
suddenly -urpn-el and made prisoner by body oi
Au.ulsns Arer he bridge bad been destroyed by the
Alsrans 10 the affair of Nouzam1ano thc IN l3iran's
oi that place FASTENED n crowds he scene Of action
with beams planss ami t0Cl-. and listed thc Pied
moufc-c IN rccons-rucrng the bridge under the me Of
the enemy. The Provisional Government OF Milan has
cslled 90 arms the classes of l6 and l-l Their
vice viii a- three yeors By decree OF the 9TH the
Tuscan Government has adopted the Italian tricolor
having the escutchcou oil Tuscany.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Movement of the Free CORPS.

4 letter from Tioue in the Tgr1i dated 10Th says
The army Of volunteers ln0N0 strong is advancing into
ie Iyro, under General Aemadl Tins party j. composed
all the best tle modest aud most enthusiastic Ot Italy
Bodies from Nap.e.. Rome, Florence Genoa and Ilr.u
arrive every day u swell tle column, ~ A.cmaui Tins
general. hy bold and able laueuVer has taken zap ouch
position u tle ryro sid OF the retreat OF the Aus
TRANS who have other resource bat o .ay down ieiI
arms Tie position. u Trent, Rya, and RJyered0 once
occupied by ile volunteers Of Alemau0i. if Will 0e
impossible Tor tie Austrian army % retreat corps %
volunteers OF Italians nhabnng PARIS j. announced ~ Do
march from thai cy under Colonel Alf0niu BIO com
Ing 20 put themselves under the commandeT-uchef Ale
possess o the La-0 d. G4Ila ihe Two steam
boats IND bis possession vel A. several -clouuer- and
great number 0f smaller vessels TIE Austriaus, terror
stricken hy these bold movements, retreat every where
opposing little resistance. Tie Princess Be1jo-o. wl
her CORPS has arrived Salo. and been received with
much distinction by Genera. Alemandi. Thls corps has
requested 90 form pau u he advanced guard, wch has
been granted t0 hem"
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SWEDEN.
Reform Movements,

From Stockholm, the lith we hear that the minority
Of the committee consisting ~ member. OF the town.
AMI country places has reunited 90 the King address
cntrcatnc him 90 present 20 Che Dct present sitting
project for changing the constitution based upon the
principle OF general election The k.ng has replied thar
he hsd already determined with tse unanimous consent
uVon general election without reference 20 different
classes merely keeping proper account OF capacity snd
fortune.
Owing % the continued attacks directed again. hem
by the four order. 81 thc Diet ihc swedish ministry
have retired .u body. ali new ministry has been
formed
Reform Societies ere spriugu. mp ln Oh the provinces
Died. 2Sfh ut in sweden the Chcrnlier Car. J0hsn
Sch0nherr the celebrated cufouoloc-t
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IiyerpooI Proyi.ion Market.

Tnr sale. " Beef i1r me pas week un01n'ed ~ 't
frre nf .-cadv pr-c- Fine brands scarce and much
sought after Holders of old prime PorA having ivancrd
their prices. there has been pause n tAe den9nd ieN
barrel. Mes. have taken Ger Ireland and new prime
Me-. has been taken freely Tor ship stores A. ,he Provision
no. 0f Tuesday $50 boNc. Bacon found free buyers az iuu
prices and about 30 boxes have since heen laAeh %! l
v,te leaving nothing Of moment landed ON sale.
farther considerable quantity VIII Pee offered heAl l"''
d,v-Nety Hams aad old Shoulders have met an improved
deuad-The transactions u Cheese for want OF supply
have been Imfed-Our import lst shows an lnnen-,
arrival of Lard demand. however has kept pace W
the supply. and prices of rue quality have been -ploIe
while ID ndl ug aud inferior sorts there is -itN icllc
tom A that ha- been offered having found purchasers ne
Corn market has been animated. and Disk business ha'
been passing NJ farther advanced rates ur Wheat flgr
Indian Com anil Indian Corn Meal The demand tor Ire
land i- active which. with tc cnd hac ass t SliA5 "'ai
.- .Iu-.- holders DOB I-uav increased confidence.
Wilmer smiths Times. April -.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Later from lexicO-t.en. -c OFT coming II ome
Ptrrs.nrse. snnday. Mar IA

Another Overland Express 10 the Aer- York
T'r buuc has just arrived, bringing New Orleans
dates 70 the eth instant
The steamship Orleans, Capt Aud, had arrived
at New. Orleans from Vera Cruz, which place she
left Oh the 81 instant.
Gems Pillow Towsoa and Cushing, and large
number Of officers came passengers
Il was generally believed in Mexico that the
treaty would be ratified
General Scott and staff arrived Ut Vera Cruz on
the Goth ut aud Immediately embarked on board
the - Petersburg direct for New-York
NEw-ORLEASs MARgEr May s.-Cotton-Sales
Of 200 bales mddling at cents good at SIC
Baeon-im Other articles inactive and without
cLanra.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

BnEsLAu. April 2l--Ihe disturbance. which bad agi.
ated this town arc completely appeased The National
Guard which had gwen wy ~ nr-t before the fasaie
frightened by the outrage committed peacea5e ciu
zcI- and not wl-llu- 90 ntru-t the malnien1nce %
order - the troops Of tho line decided 90 throwing Oh
their apathy 10 dispersed with rcsoiuuon al me Assem-
bages Of dsturhers en1elvOrcd % form yesterday
and the day before duunz the night time arrestng
many Of them and resumng ts old asoendsncy IN the
town.
On the 22d order was completely restored nj AK IA
Cbapellc Nearly one hundred people had been arrest
cd Tho proceedings against tdcm were being pushed
on with vieor tbs WA materially contribute 70 pre-
serve in the end the peace o. the town winch ia iaci
has not for one instant been disturbed since the late
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state ofrrndc in the Manufacturing Districts

BRAnFoRD-Therc is no impros emcut 90 The Wool mar
kef since or last; every seems - try how Lite he cn
go Yam Aiarkei-Therc new feamre 90 iha nranci
az our business Piece Marke-Ihe business j. certainly
not ICES Than Tor some weeks past uc trade 9 amos. CO"
I huei .0 the home merchants
HrpnERsfIELn-Tl There has been great dea more doug
boo 'r cloth hall. summer goods are very source very i' "
having been made Tile -eas1u frcea are jill 'Ni'"'s
H.LrAx-Tls market ha. been very tiuy attended 'uce
Inst report a. go yam Tie shippers are cnrey o' oi ''
market.
rrrp,-y We have t1 report ~ improvement 100 tle state
of trade here No' only Ia very ir business been dong
tie Halls. bu' some soOc orders Tor spanish 'rpe' nave
LrfOFsrrR-Thc position " he market las undergone
very le 10 any. change since last week Yarns are heavy
of.llc, and DO Woods there is NOT much doing
NorrfNcutN-ln fhe cotton hosiery trade desite the
agitation and unsettled state OF public Affairs hc hands n
general have work Tie silk glove hands are also pfriy
,,I owed The drawer panta. Don. and shirt uade i-
a0 Iu o.rru5io state. Tie cuup cotton L-c branch j.
~ "o l,,7I lI,.. ie, ir,le /. v.- in a
drrr,--ct The milking 0f lace MUSLIN, - again upon
Old e increase some ac machines engaged 300 making
cotton rbbon. The French lace trade SCENE staguanf-
TIE cotton warp lace 10 sf BOZ lingering coniiuou Inc
s.lA branch. though better Is ln q depressed state
PAsLEY.-We have never known the state Of trade
worse here 40 the period Oi e season than Is just
now The number of respectable -iooAns men VINO nav
been walking Tie street. ul' week = quite p'uhu 20 JOCK
upon.
RooupNg-We have had very dull and gloomy market
for pieces Prices extremely low, and the manufacturer
bat poorly remuneraied iOr Boz. capital and labor
H,yRr. April a-Co,ton. our market remained in a
dull sfe te departure of lat steamer, the dty saes
NOT exceeding 10 bae. To-day, however ihe demand ma
become haf better and l,0 bale. have been kon 0r
consumption no the same prices reported boo our ost The
National Assembly ssh. open the iu oi next mou, and
all probability, confidence VIII soon De- restored Less
pressure for money now o9srf aoe u OUT cy' NJ h7V ~
Pa. Tie advccs Boy the United States -teamerl reached
. morning; they not productive ui any change u
fe .ImauOu Of market stock 1900 bales against
$3.50 last wear II Will bee .weed tO 10000 next MONTH
Ashes 4 small sne 0OA p.ace az i6f for Potash Our
siocs Is exhausted DO ARRIVAL o relor-hlce Ou5 qioa
ZION for Carolina l6 2f per Sd ku huf there go demand
mani Tested stock 5000 uerces and 1900 bags East India
Ia0w and Lard abundant u our market The season
being advanced transactions 90 repor-N haeDone
Northwestern remain quoted Do ~ and southern 10 ~ per
half bur there is total absence OF buyers SocA, BY TONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Desirc for War.

In whatever pert OF Germany have been. have rc
marked thet tho popular excitement prevailing sccm-
io nave craving Tor war-war with some other Ma
ti0u with some other state Austria turns Do, martial
ardor upon 10, rcyolied provinces u Italy Prussia
has found vent for the cNchty of its rev 0luuOnzci
population IN ~chlrsw liol-teil aud is acquiring po
pulauiy by being the recognized lead "a those opera
tons while have observed that elsewhere what was
most wished for was war with Russia This thirst for
blood seems % be- appetite that has been acquir
ed amid the excitement of the recent CONNEXIONS aud
% by no means improbable that ID will or cannot
be- graiifcd by foreign IL win seek 20 satate itself
iu internal anarchy-n such scenes of carnage have
taken place during the last week in Kandcn In such
attempts made 20 destroy the value Of pro
perry in Vienna lCor. Momm. Herald.
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Miscellaneous.

STATISTICS or THE REvoLurIoN.-Durng the day Of
the ed and 9th Of February l.ji2 barrcadcs wcf,
erected in Paris Each barrcadc required on an average
eij paving stones, that the people in lew hour
must have torn up l21i6iO paving stones. There were
also 4Ol3 trees some OF them OF very large size, cut
down: 37Oi amp posts broken down. and between
5000 and 600 lamps broken; SO glord-hou'cs wcr,
burned or torn down and about coo watch boxes and
smau wooden bureaus destroyed uthis calculation M
mention is made OF the iron railmgs which were tom
down % the bourse and many OF the churches and otee
public buldlngs lCon-utuuonueL
The BODY of the now building for the National As
scmbly IL now finished, and workmcn ore at prcscl
bnsy in placing the doors Windows. starrases floors
sc The platform for the President and Scclct1ric
and the galleries are already ia forward state The
lower part OF the edihcc Is exceedingly strong the an
chitoct having apparently had two things iu view du
rsbhty, and capabty of resistance against popul1
attack la a few DAYS tine building will be In Slate Z,
he handed over 10 the Provisional Government Ih,
reporters will have two galleries allotted 10 them,
the right and the other on the left Of the tribune sci
apart for the person speaking
The Meorger of the 25th says;
a report was current this morning That of the mem
hers OF the Provisional Government amer rather sha
discussion IN the council had talked Of giving u Dis
fer wac serious was accepted The member alluded 10 '
the who i've weeks had already been invited hy
his colleagues to retire IN consequence OF the marks Of dis
satisfaction which, however, al That time. only begin
ming TO manifest itself IN some Of the departments"
NJ. Verscpuy OF Rom, states that he ha. succeeded
in discovering the means of avoiding mos, OF the dan
gerous consequences resulting from the present mod,
OF making white lead By his process the manufacture
is carried on in closed apartment and none OF On,
dust can enter the lungs of the workman.
The Prcsss announces that ma Paris there h,ve beer
established workshops, IN which the shoemaker ana
iaiors among the unemployed operatives are engage,
IN making shoes and wearing apparel for their com
rades They are hereafter 20 be- employed IA working
for the army
THE DUcHrs, or ORLEANs.--Wc read in the Nes
sdsCr
a lady OF Geneva who il friend Of the Duchess OF
Orleans received few days ago, from the Duchess lc
ter which contains, among other things The following
words | depored az INST the unexpected Revolution OF
February. and wept the terrible fan Of those who
dear 10 regretted at hrst for my ihe loss
the finest IN the world but now had rather ms
dead than hope for hm early return 10 France
dream that he mig one day supon throne which for
ever impossible"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

The following decrecs have been issued since
the last arrival;
l. Abolishcs slavery in all the colonies and possessions
Of the Republic
II. The import duties on sagO, when brought ~
French vessels 70 be lOf the 100 klos from India 2O
nom other places out Of Europe and 3f from the en-
trepots If BY foreign vessels. 4H
ILL., SURPRISES the octrOI duties on pork sausaees
and regulates the Ociroi duties be levied on poultry
hsh truffies oysters. batter &C
~ Two million Of francs placed al the disposal OF
The Minister Of Public Works Tor the continuation O
the works of the Paris and Str0sburg RAILWAY.
v The Gsrde Mobile of Lyons aud R0ucn united "a
that of Paris and no more names enrolled therein.
VI An amnesty granted TO all deserted from tine sea
and land service who may surrender within two
months II within the French territory, end siN months
II out of France.
VII A tax Of per cent 20 be levied on al incomes
derived from movable nnmOvabc or funded property
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HUNGARY.
More Troubles.

ON the lith ~ midnight the Archieke stephen leit
Pre-burg suddenly for. Vienna. whence be viii imme
diac.y proceed 90 Buun, where -crioIs disturbance
have commenced violent opposition is made 40 Pe-th
against the employment OF thc Hungarian military be-
youd the Hungarian frontier anal tine Pe-th Committee
of Security has rcQuc ted the Ministry 90 recall the Hun
garsn military from Italy and Gal.ico. 80 large popu
lar assembly ~ Pc-th Deputies from Poland and Italy
were received with enthusiasm. and 0rchlshi prOce-
sion. were afterward given in their honor About io0
Poles living IN Pesth have returned home with consd
cradle -uccors for fc purpose of taking part IN the
conquest of Poland 50 Pcsth meetings have been held
and strong denunciaou- made again the employment OF
the Hun. irian military against the l.al.an.
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Reported Assassination of Gen. Won Gagern

The following report appears in all the papers
IL appears that the deputy Won Gageru was commits
stoned by the Government of Baden 20 negotiate with
Hcckcr for the disbandmg OF his troops order 20 cf
feet peaceful way The tranQulzatOn OF the district
Won Gaeen, who was regularly accredited envoy
from the Government, came zap with the Republicans
Ia the Constance District near Ncu-tlit whore they
were encamped and had heightened discuss ION with
Hcckcr and his ossocac- The terms proposed by the
envoy Tor laying down their mdi gnauty re-
iectcd. 10 is sad that Won Gagcrn made use OF some
threats and then turned about 20 retire Three shots
were fred at him and he fell dead on the spot The
news Of the assassination Of the unfortunate envoy has
occasioncd the greatest excitement in the District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

Brntrv. April There has been 30 iI''n '4-llI D
80. ~. II .,,,n,ed meeting o.; -chpnhaus has met
,t 49, 60 .,ce.s than the professions Of the Alex
andc-.piatz. ~ schIo1ei one Of The Aad.cd chiei-'
and Editor Of the Johsrra"a .thc f'op.e 4ftNol A'
,.@., he had another object 10 view than the qges-
- M direct election An article ia hi- paper Of yes
-isv spoke out openly enough Tor Republic ln this
IN. III. compared the Prince of Prussia % Nebucha1-
n,zzar. " Nnutot President Of Police 20 Pontigs Pi-
istc. and the Minister Cmnphausen 20 Barrabas. "
-chlofl was thu. day arrested There ). some talk Of
arre-fing others Of Tie same party.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

The country. accoriiu. 90 the latct .ccOunt', va
in very unsettled condition. The people are by no
means satisfied with the tardy concessions granted %
them by the King There have. it's .ad been serious
disturbances NJ ildc-hcm. Gen Halkcit 40 the head
Of the HauOvcriau contingent. 90 the Elder
and enter Schc-vi e Hoist iu on the 18th
The Ilanovcrian Gen. Hukett has been appointed
commander u-chef Of the allied army that is oi the
Germanic contingent as well - the Prussian Sche.
wig. and HOl-tciu troops
There was Gi--ati faction among tho troops on Occ.
sion Of This auuoiufIufuf
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Georsia-whis Convention-Gen. Taylor.

The Charics'9a ErcaiHg Ners Of the 10th pub
fishes the following Telegraphc despatch
Macon May % p NJ
The Georgia Wing Convention named Gen Taylor,
their first choice for tie Presidency and recommend
him 10 the WM- National Convention for nomination.
They have agreed % send delegates and viii support
tA- NOMINEE Of tie Convention. provided be be sound
on tie question involving Southern right
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BADEN.
Defeat of the Republicans.

The Republicans have everywhere been beaten The
bands have led and separated Icckcs has made his
escape Bah but Strye taken the 2lst AZ the
village of SaCkmg ne about 20 pass the Rhine
INTO switzerland lcssian troops occupied the 2l-t
LcOpOdsh0hc and the Schu-ternscl which had been
fan of German workmcn About 30 men Of the free
corps. which were 90 Grosshuninscn ON this 2lst lct
that place by rail % llsaiz
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Proclamation against A-semblage OF Arme"
Eorcigncrs.

The folovin. decree dated tie 18Th has been pub
h.ned . 49,. &c..
The Provisional Government, ccns defng tli ne a.
,crabage. OF Germans n he Department. 81 ne re- are
,sns,ir All srng fi uscivcs JOB spite ~ The ptscnp
ns N ~ .ufiorfies the contrary; That These assea
bages q foreigner. on orc POM ~ D,i1e1 ~. .
- Germany have re- peued their frontiers % natives
who are permitted % enter slnsy ana "Ino-l liiN' :
fhaf these asserabiaccs OBJECT Of alarm ana d
prfc1t u armament .Jr te Eelglhonng >iles % ce
and subject % MISUNDERSTANDING between Germany
and the Republic and finally, Nat peace eAs ana shglu
BE- gnened, between TIE States % ne Oefmaic No
federation and the Republic, and that TIE VIII % ie"
armed fore gners must not be permitted 20 chaite e '
q the sentiments u Republican France i0aI1 ~
many: DEGREES tiaf the assemblagcs oi Germans m ie &c
partmeuts u the East shall be dissolved. Inc En"i
fOregu Affairs Interior and War are charged VIII '' 'A
cufou Of Tins decree
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
LOIn BAhDS 4.
~kiTIui~h in the IyrOl.

s bulletin from me Provisional Government 0fNlan
Of the 1th states that official report from the Com
mander of the corps fraqcs announced that skirm.ah
bad taken place 90 the bridge of the -arrs (Iyr0l be-
tween body OF COO Au-fraus a1i the column under
Arcion The former repul cd with the loss Of Fix
men, and retired 90 the fort OF Ioblno, where 10 con-
sequence of combined movement OF the column under
Loughcua be- i- surrounded without any chance of De-
ccivlng -ucc0r- from Trent where 70 is thought neccs
sary retain the r0op- 300 consequence OF some symp
toms OF tl-atectl0n anon. the inhabitants. The Lom
bard troops had only one man Alled and four wound
ed. Nlcenza Is strisoucd by corps Of 1900 volun
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

ar their rrsin for thc supply of che Govern
mont store holaes-porru'ar lerleF. OATS, as &C
'ev are % he paid one half re-ty money ii-t IT, ih
h,n notes i0- fhe remaining cali they are % receive
rrea-ury.lls which arr fo ne aiken i- renhs mon!
r. rtrait of rhc .av.. Ans person who j. o-nltali
1f fls rrhur-s of Pol. nd in OFT -1rfs oi -f.-i 'ii
easily conceive tre .mmcn-s force lc-e magazines are
intended tnr
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AhnIifInn of Slavery.

Atn council Of the Provisional Government held on
the I'D decree adopted denityeiy abolishng sla
very in all the colonies and possessions Of the French
Republic The decree il 20 take effect two months after
it, publication in the colonies An indemnity Is 10 BE-
granted 10 the slave owners the amount and form OF
which will be fixed by the National Assembly All traitc
in slaves between propriotors n the colonies is inter
dcted from the day Of the publication of the decree
An Introduction by hire or Otherwise OF negroes into the
colonies is also forbidden This clause il especially in
tended 10 prevent the introduction Of negroes from Sc
negA by any system similar 70 that OF the llC Oohc-
jn the English colonies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

u BE- understood fhat en n-omcut has been effect
eel between tine Government and the National Benk pre-
c0rdng to which the former ere 90 issue ENcheque-
bills . the amount Of 3lpOr0 of forms which wii'
.e received their llil value both o. tle various Gov
eminent Offices aud af the Sank portion of the
state property is % be assigned "a the Bank security
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
TyrOl in Arms.
The Milan Gq,s'fs Of the 2l.t instant. COZ

following:
Th. ea-rc OF southern Tyro. las declared favor of
he lool cause. with e exception only of the Valley ~ the
AdLe cl kept awe hv the presence VI the Austrian
troops concentrated AZ IIeutuEl.'
Tvcn,yiour insurgents. arrested with snns have
been slot AZ Botzn. BOZ the Iyrol he City o. Trent
ha. been declared n q state Ol siege.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15
Nomination OF Consul,, &c.

" f7III-''1I 'lIIl--1'1 'I7J II
The Senate has confirmed the nomination OF
JoHN GRIswoLD, Esq Of NewYork, A. United states
Consul for the port Of shanghai China in place Of Caleb
Lyon Esq. resigned and also the nomination Of
HoRArIo j. SPRAGUE a. United Staes Consul At Glib
ralter vice - Sprague, deceased.
\ daring attempt made to fire the dwelling
Of Mrs. Madison. Fortunately the flames were
arrested with but trihing damage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-15

RebelIions in lIexico-The Treaty.

PETERSBURG saturday MAY Id. NJ
The special daily Overland Express, from New
Orleans for the Nec- York Tribane, has arrived.
bringing farther Intelligence from Mexico. The
brig Selma arrived on the 9TH inst bringing Vera
Cruz dates to the 25th ult. The Free American
of the 2sth nit. says that new revolutionary move
ments appear to be breaking out at San Luis Pc
tos in consequence Of Gen. Paroles being in that
city.
On the night OF the nth ut. the insurgents
under Trcomes. attempted to surprise the fortress
of Guadalupe. but were repulsed, on which Tri-
comes left Immediately to unite with Bustamente's
division, at Dolores Hidalga. The Instruction
created much ALARM and was followed by similar
outbreaks at Sierra Gordo
On the 9th nit. party from Dorothe de la
Fuente. attacked band Of miserable reyolters
near Terra Neuya in San Luis-killed eight or
nine of them wounded several and took nineteen
prisoners.
Mexican papers say that Pena Pena will as
sumo the responsibility Of ratifying the treaty
should quorum mot p be obtained in season.