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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

Cd political syst m. sni re anfinch.ns opponent ~
every change. On this occasion be came y the d.
fence Of Winisch-rsiz and maintained ,hs, the exc
euron Of Blum ~. iss;ifsble act The Chamber
Were not however 70 be reasoned out of the horror
AID indig nstion which t had caused them
The Frankior; Assembly could not f-s, credit the
report that BE- md been hot and indeed no one could
believe il until the ofH. ial announcement rendered
doubt impossible. When sufficient evidence had zr.
rived the members Of the Left moved the instant
adoption Of energetic measures toward the Au.trisn
Government, with view 70 the delivery Of Prince
Windshgratz and al the sccessares o. the execution.
into the hands Of Justice for trial Tor murder The
Assembly did not ADOPT % extreme course. ou, post
poncd farther scton til the return Of two Commission.
who bad been dispatched by the Ministry l. collect
the document. and fact. IN the matter Il may safely
be expected that when they hsve he documents. they
viii % nothing farther than reed them and pass re.oiu.
tons
o. the many popular meetings IN connection With
this event that LEIPZIG where Blum resided is per.
haps the moot worthy Of note Messrs Brockhags aud
" gsnd leading bookseller In that city of booksellers
and gentlemen Of the highest responsibility wefs o-
cers oi the meeting Resolutions similar % those Of
the Dresden Chamber with regard % the Ambassador
At Venna and the Assembly ~ Frankfort adopted
respect for the memory OF Blum was expressed and
sympathy for bis farsly 80 great vas the popular
element there whore he best known that sitter
the al Ournment of the meeting large body OF persons
went % the house Of the Austrisn Consul tore the
double headed cagie from above the door and broke
the windows. Similar violence committed upon
the houses Of or two open enemies OF Blum, znd 1t
was some time before the cxertons OF the National
Guard could dsperse therOter. The citizens Of Leip
zic have also determined TO have the body brought
from Vienna and publicly inferred ~ the expense Of
the city The German Catholic Society there, % which
B.hm-who was ~ intimate friend Of Ronge-wss the
founder have held funeral service occasion Of his
death, which IL spoken Of As most Impressive sim
liar service Stuttgart day before yesterday also
more than a ceremony. Finally. a. II 70 com
peie the impression produced by the event The news
arrived At Berlin, after the Crown and the Assembly
had into open opposition and the new Revolution
was commenced All heard II with gloomy hearts. but
with DO additional disposition 10 submit the requisi-
lions Of the Court The death Of martyr OF liberty
never subdues the Of those who enlisted ia
the same cause.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

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The fact of this volume having passed 10 a third
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book for learners The selections have been chosen
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adopted in their arrangement admirably adsp,s il for
the purpose intended The volume I. Of convenient
size and appears 10 TO embrace every quality neces
sary for the student in French
HsroRY % KING CHAsLEs The FIRST By JACOB As
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The simple and picturesque narrative style OF
the Tales Of = Grandfather" has been happily lmi.
taed in this elegant holiday volume for Children The
wood illustration, are nea, and appropriate, and the
book 4 also embeshed with steel portrait Of Hamp-
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Our COUSINS IN OHIO BY MARY Howrrr. Collin. 4
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This a very pleasant narrative Of American
country life for children written by Mary Hewitt from
the Journal Of sister who recently died At her new
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agreeable and the descriptions of Western fs correct
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CssIsrNss Roses AND NEw YEAR GTT for 1919. 8o.-
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The illustrations mezzont and coored hhograph,
and the stories Of moral and instructive tendency
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A story Of English domestic and juvenile life
entertaining 70 the younger generation
~ Messrs. Carey & Hart Of Philadelphia,
have Just published a very handsome edition Of TALES
AND POEMS" by LoRD BYRoN with Illustrative engrsv-
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tR- THE GREAT HoGGARrY DIAMOND, by
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the title Of very pretty little volume OF 40 pages
hled with interesting stories tor the youn uns The
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"LlrrELL's LIyIS0 AGE The present num-
Der contains the cream OF the Foreign Magazines in
GLIDING an article on Chateaubrisnd, from Chambers
Journal and one on Music and the Modern Opera from
Fraser
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Death of blum.

The response to the execution OF Robsr, Blum has
been worthy Of the nation In every State i garded
as an outrage offered TO the whole people for which the
parties responsible for il should be held to strict &C
count; Popular meetings sire held, where men Of all
parties Join to pay tribute 20 the worth and services
OF the deceased, and condemn the bloody severity
which put him to death. Collections have been set on
foot for his destitute family in Al psr OF the country
and funeral services held everywhere. The poit
cal antagonist is forgotten by many who formerly op
posed him. snd only the earnest and devoted servant Of
Freedom is remembered II seems that u Is only some
six or seven years since Blum had begun 20 Be prom
neut; he was formerly ticket taker az iheaier and
no doubt the fact that he 80 Immediately from
among the people Of bis great popularity
hear him spoken Of everywhere IS the irst orator IN
Germany but thi. is probably an exsgserston-
The several legislative bodies now in session have
taken up bis execution with great OF
Frankfort with perhaps the least of all AT Dresden
the Chamber called the Ministry for an account Of
what efforts il had made TO protec, Blum and other
Saxon subjects at vienns. The Minister replied that
as soon As he was informed OF Bisms arrest he bad
written to the Ambassador there, ns,ructns him 10
take measures for his release and security and that
thus far he concerned, al that was possible II
the case had been done. He spoke OF the execution
with the deepest reprobaon, as did every one who sp
pesred al the tribune The Chamber resolved 70 call
the Ambassador 10 reckoning and passed an address
70 the Frankfort Assembly urging the necessity oil TAX
Jog steps and punish those directly and md
rec,v concerned In the act In the Nuremberg Diet
the subjec, was discussed on Thursday OF last week
in the same tone. and similar address 10 Frankfort
adouted Only one man was found 10 make decided
opposition 10 this address This the noted ration
ais, writer. Dr. Strauss who for the past month or
two has been setting In the character OF lssissfor,
snd has disnrsuished himself a. the advocate OF ae
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The Cour, Martial At Vienna give. daily Evidence Of
It's activity by Advertisements In the Official paper Of
verdicts of death" thi. morning with powder and
lead executed" MessenhAuser has fallen. contrary to
all expectation This gives the most indispensable con
rsdicton 10 the umor that he had been in the pay Of
Windischgraiz during the seiye. tie died Ike man.
facing the soldiers, himself givHg the word Of com
mand. His execution is consistent with the previous
conduct of the power that caused H. H. appoint.
ed 70 his Office of Commander u the National Gusrd
By the Diet Of the Empire ana the Common Council OF
the City To shoot him for having discharged the Of
fee Is 10 proclaim that the Dist and the Common
Council have done things that deserve des,h. Il was
supposed also by officers ia the Austrian army with
whom conversed that his life would a, any rate be
spared In consideration OF the services which be had
rendered 20 the City while in command, as it was De
heved that without his proclamation Of martial law
many outrsges would have been committed against
property But il seems that the fact that he for
merly an officer 10 the army and on leaving it took An
oath never TO assnst tho Emperor was consider
ed sucen, to overbssnce al o.her considerations and
put him 70 death It il said ths; very many private ex-
ecutoBs have also taken place az Vienna OF which no
mention i made IN the papers %. 'h- City
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f0s s9ho II05lf li'lsIfls ~ % Ioto ly'IJ ~
wt-atoa asos5 We'll. Anx- io2 ib1
Mcfs.n. o3lsi Wells Hssey. lOsoff
Wh-son n,L-sn.. 800 An.s HsNsy...... sT
Il will be- by comparison OF the above tables
with the Presidential vote which we psblishe< few
day, ago that each Wing candidate the State ticket
has received more votes than Gen Taylor
We shall try to publish the returns for Congress In
our Evening Edition
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GERMANY AT THE PRESENT MOMENT
Heidelberg.
-rscsI carrsspo1tslc- ri Irs lr.tuns
VVrrvrEEEG Nov n

-rscsI C1rrssrc1te1c- ri T. lrtun-
HEiDELBERG Nov n. l-is.
H.ssr. Gyolsy 4 McEratk
After tine past few weeks experience of asits-
lions and nsurrections and martial law the change 70
ths quiet old town where great events do not take
place. is agreeable There is cerisin pleasure also
which only those who have felt {; ran fully appreciate
IN writing letter which will 20 70 ia destination IN
open ned by the fingers Of An imperial royal police
~ Vienna this pleasure IL mpossbiliy. ] wrote
from there bu, stated facts they were and could
not IN conscience praise either Prince Wndi.cne'aiz
Or the Crosts. or the Emperor il was always with un-
certainly b whether letters would be allowed to
leave the city can only hopa that fortune may have
- ar favored them for the If the way the or5t
nary mail facilities may be- relied on.
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~ One Of tho rery baldest plsgiarisms we
ever encountered jus, going the rounds Of the
r'es' from the Nae Orleans PicayhHs entitled Set.
""S EtA ne Landlord 1t 10 sn elong gated and stupid
Melt OF an Original story entitled Desperation,
admirably told BY the late Willis GAYLORD CLARK In
tAe OhsPodians' Papers of the Kaiekubocker Maya
i'7s and Included Ia the Literary Remains Of that
sl'ted poet and humorist The respected Hditers Of
the Pieaysne have been imposed upen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16
Indiana Election Of n. :. senator,

dispatch from Indianapolis states that Gov.
JAMS WaIroonB, Loco, has been elected by the
iudians Legislature Senator in Congress, for the
tern Of six years from the 9TH of March next, in
place OF Hon. EDWARD A HaNNEeAN. The
" hiss generally voted for Mr. Earle.
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WHOLE No. 1895.
METEOROLOGICAL.

We hsve At length received through the Aibaay
ErsniHS Journal the oficisl statement Of the State
Canvassers for Governor. Lieut.. Governor. Cana
Commissioner. Congressman SC.
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Mr.. GrDDISGs oN SLAyERY.-lt IS sand that
Mr.. Il has prepared the following resolutions TO
be presented to the House the first opportunity g
Resolred That In establishing this Republic, is foun
ders proclaimed their object De- 20 secure b those
who live under the Executive Jurisdiction Of IL laws
the enjoyment OF lie Liberty and the pursuit of hsPpi
Rssolrea, That 1t is the solemn duty Of All who sd
minister this Government participate 10 rs egisls
ton 10 carry these objects into elect y excluding
slavery from that portion Of our territory lying between
Texas and the Rio Grsnde-
ss0lred That to effect these objects, the line that
separated Texas from the Mexican states Of Iarnauh
pas ChhuAhu4 and New Mexico, ought 70 D. inme-
distsly established.
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l5s l.2l67l4 l,l9665O 69.247. s6i
Number OF resms Of paper consumed 1905 The
weight Of all this paper IL shout 100000 lbs and its
c0st alone i above $500 600
The IadepaadeHf Is published at POI willism.st by
w Benedict for - 81 per annum in advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

- Wafer Cure.-inysids vii and every eony-r
go FOR Winter treatment a. DR.. TRAILS commotious
.f.bshrrri IS LaKni-s; Bsfhingrvoms win WARM cod
seO~-r dOuche kr baths -srh hoor Outdoor practice
sn-n,.t 10 Constsrocs . IS lmos'
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CURl0sIrIEs FROM TIE HOLY LASD.-Wc have
mentioned the arrival a, Norfolk. Lieut. Lynch, com
rnsncer Of the Dead sea expedition. report from
Lieut. l. who has gone on 10 Washington, cannot TAU %
be highlv interesting In the meantime tue N9rfoS
Rsse0s mention. IS among the euriosres brought oy
him for the Government the following calculated 70
excite degree Of interest which sedom attaches 70
such things
number Of specimens Of the water Of the Dead
Sea the River Jordan, snd the Fool Of shoAn acc
sren,. Of the usr Of salt into which Lots wife was
transformed punishment for her disoo-dienoe 20
the command Of the Almighty
In regard 20 this last we are informed mar tns "a.
s-orn ,vbieb II was taken r-es nearly forty feet high
stands exactly in the spot designated BY the D.os s
that Lieut.. Lynch. the commander OF th- Desd re
49, ,.,ra.ent.tiv. of what was Lots wife. We believe
II has not been before Tor many centuries ''e
phus records IL existence.
There are many other euriosities on eosla ls e-p
Arabia rossriss made Of wood from the noly noont
shes frsn the shores Of ths Dead Sea zs1s..es, &c
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TotAl. .532l3 IS s04 5o.629 433< 37,yD Jy37U
Cas- over Tsylor. 3il4 Taylor and Van Buren, over
Cass. l23sO Polk over Clay 10 3e2.
l. .aA Of coaai.s Is vote. rstaf.st eav
"a a>~a east sas rayst md fnos fs-s,
~hk-g. aarn< ies klss,ors
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Out. Bnuk.-rh- Rival relesrsph..

-. Louis Banks-rh- Rival reIegrsDhs.
p Tslesrapi ST LOUIS. Dec IS
Our currency 5 a. present confined 10 specie.
As the Banks refuse N circulate their psper Mor'e
Telegraph from Nashville % Louisville refuses to
transmit messages received O'Reily's line from
Memphi.
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>-yorL w.t.r-Cure Estabiis hme mt

-Dr PIlssOs RS removed 70 ne " BUILDING, corner
Tee n-st and Unigersty piac-, and oF-foosnk Onlon
.,..r- wb-re he has al The bshirx spp.ztus iogeth>
~.fh vyunssrm for the nosl Efficient treatment Also
- - ,.fes rs In
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Arrival from Gallo ruia.

Ohio Lezi-iature-ArrivaI from Gallo ruia.
B. TelesTapA CoLUMsUs. Thursday. Dec IL.
TIE Ohm Legislature : still unorgsnized
ate >. Jos,pis Grso-s states that party bad ar.
rived from California with large quantities o. gold from
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EOR sALE.-Ths SOCK, kxares and ease Of Con
fscoaary. Ice Cream, and Oystsr Saloon wed sinsied
for business In ae upper pa Of he city Sod account
of.eayns ne siy. Address W. Box l,ls7 r o. DIS 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-16

~ GEORGE P. PUTNAM, Esq, the well-snown
publisher ofthis City arrived Thursday in the Caasaa
bringing dispatches from our Minister IN Lonsoa In a
letter to the Commercial Adretis1 he gives the follow
ing account Of the voyage;
From the second TO the thirteenth day We had one
continually westerly gale The Sea frequently striking me
shp with tremendous force and making It's way even
into the lower ststeroons OF the stern Reached the
banks on the fourteenth day Saturday. when We were
due 10 NewYork SswtFo large ice oergs-yery rare At
this season The Canada proved herself powerful
though she does give Is wet blanket her eng mes
never stopped for moment al W. reached HALIFAX
new as thew were and long and strong was the gale
and for the last four days We made - 10 <l miles
escn
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SAVINGS BANK

No 5 BeeEmana-CnntOn Hall
IT. Open Tuesdays, Thursdays and satur-
days, from S TO O'Clock N
The Institution for the Savings u Merchants Clerfs
aid others open shove for the reception on d-pos
from a. classes persons 10 also open on Thursdays
from 10 v clock P. NJ exclusively Tor females
since the 0psriDg Of this Institution % ne h " July
the snd number " deposits received have D7eo such
A, "a render ils immediate success certainty
The rate Of interest 10 b. paid on deposits s1s aunng
the hrs SIX months will b. determined nexI snury so
1-r no dOubt hat the dividend vii be equa 70 mai u
stF other similsr institution
OFFICERS
r..c 20 p,-...-nt joss 4 PaInss. Treasurer
r.e.r.. W.r.esr T. kfssr, s-cfst4y
Ca.aLss k0Lys Accountant
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Au.frInn ~iIndoMs.

Prince Windischgralz has set ont for Hungary, and
Marshal Weldon succeeds him in the supreme com.
mand a, Vienna Though soldier of the same stamp
with his predecessor be- . not 90 absolute an aristo
crat aud il is hoped that his hand will be little
lighter Il ls officially announced that the operations
against Hungary will for the Winter conss, merely in
shutting up the country. The only place Of any mag
nitude which VIII be attacked before Spring Is Press
burg and very large force is directed against H. and
the Hungaraus said not 10 have large army there
We shall probably hear ihaiit In the hands OF the
Imperial General Kossuih has caused all the grain in
the country to be transported 10 the interior 90 that the
Austrian markets which usually supplied from
source that will be- unfinished At the same time Aus
tran manufactures suffering very seriously from
the closing Of Hungary against them. DcPutaton
came from Hungary 10 Olmuiz, with Count ba'hisni
and Mezsros It's head il supposed 10 bring about
peaceful settlement, Of the difficulty IL Is not likely
tha, they will accomplish anything Neither parry
sccede to the term. OF the other al the chances oi
war have given them their decision The Hungaran'
are bese on the East with great energy by the sexons
and SEEKERS OF sebenburgen the present position OF
this Province toward them Is compared to that OF La
vendee In the French Revolution. The stad-n Minis
try has been officially announced at Vienna but neither
party seems 10 have nneh hope from T.
In Italy there is probability OF senewal OF hostl-
tiles the party at Turin that s csmorou' for mmedi
ate war being greatly in the minority Everything no"
visits Tor the decision OF Germany the movements IN
other countries. will be greatly influenced BY what will
take place tor the month At Berlin In the princi
paties Of the Danube the authorities proposing the
total exclusion Of foreign journals This the hrsi
fruits Of the Governments Of Russia In that qasr
ter when the Police system Of - Peters5ursh Is estsb
shed there not much i wanting 70 the complete ineor.
porstion Of the country IN the Russian dominons.
Yours C. A. p,
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a Fewiers s. Wells, Phrenelo gists ssd
p -hit.L-r. cH-ton on isf s.ss-n- - 1sb
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~ FoWler's Law >cnool 70 Sn-ffJ fs4'sf -
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"LlrrELL's LIyISo ACE. The present mum
Der contains the cream OF the Foreign Magazines IN
GLIDING an article on Chateaubrisnd, from Chamber
Journal, and one Music and the Modern Opera from
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GENERAL NOTICES.
re- VI. Araxo,. Lectures on Astronomy

" vi. Araso's Lectures on Astronomy.-rbe
Lectures u his celebrated Philosopher Published IN
very neat form With numerous Illustrations and sod he
low price Of Is cents. Tbs contents as follows
LECTURE I. Genera Laws u the Reffscuon and Re-
sscon Of Il sht Lenses Telescopes Structure ~ ms Eye
II. History 81 Astronomy, The different signs u he
Zodiac.
Bodies
" The Fixed Stars
V Distance Of tho Planets The sun Physical Ionsu.
luton Of he sun The Moon Physical Constitution Of tho
Moon
VI. Mercury, Physical Constitution ofhercury Venus
tpoearsnces N Venus she around hs Sun Phys
Ca Constitution Of Venus 81 Dsror Plsncts A.fs Phys
"a Constitution Of Mars The four Teescoplc Plsnols-J9
Co Ceres Pslss and Vests
VII Jupiter and his satsitss Physical Constitution o.
Jupiter sarn nis Ring and his Satellites Hsrschsl, Or
Uranus and bis Satellites
VIII Di.t.aces Damsters Volumes Nc u The Planets
Kspers Laws Universal Araction OF he Mssses OF The
Planets
TX Figure Of the Earn Dimensions o. the Earn The
EARNS Mouon Durnsl Rotation u mo Earth Annual no
ion Of he Earth
X Inequalities Of me gsrrh and Moon
XI.. Comeu Hsleys and 0thes Comes Physica Cou'
rludon Of Comets
XII Eelp.-. q The Moon Eehpsss Of me SUP.
XIII. The Tides
xiv. Dsternin sfion q Ian ude ssd Longitude
Xy. The Atmosphere, OF ne Moon 10 ne Honron' The
Harvest Moon
XVI The Seasons and he Days. The Earns Tsmpsrs-
mre.
XVI. The Calendar
Appendix Table u me Conss suOns win no rgosr ~
Stars eech far lhOss Of he axih magn8ds sum
mary iYsR