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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-02-04


BY coram, Middle Island, Miners Place. and
Mount Sinai
To Port Jefferson by 81 p m, 10 miles
And back between u = N and III a m Monday
and w ednesday
s25 From Suffolk c. H. at Tuesday, Thursdsy, and
Saturday
By Quogue
To Speonk by p m, Is miles
And back between 81 m and 81 n
s2s From Suffolk c. H. at 81 p T. ,sday, Thursday,
Bv flanders. Good Ground, South H.npsoa, and
To Sag Harbor, by l0I m, Is miles
And back between q m and p m
s27 From Suffolk c. H. at 2 p m Saturdays
By Barring Hollow
To Wadng River by p m, 10 miles
And back between 81 m and Z p N.
sas From Greenport at ~ every day. except Sunday
To Sag Harbor, by p m, IL miles
And back between n IN and ~ a m
800 From Tompkinsvlle at m Tuesday and TnAsy
By Richmond and Rossvlilc
To Richmond Valley by a m, a miles -,
And back between m and 10 m with add
tional weekly trips to Richmond and back be-
tween m and 81 m Monday, Wednesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, going, aAd between d a
and 10 returning
800. From Fordham at a every day: sIcspt Sunday
By Kings Bridge, Yonkers, and Dobbs Ferry
To raryiown, by u noon IL miles
And back between m an&rS p y.
Query: Whether necessary the Hudson River Railroad
s3I From White Plains at Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday
BY Purchase
To North Castle, by IL m, 8 miles
And back between 81 "A m and 81 n
1872 From Pcasanvie at9I m every day, sxosPs Bun
day
By Sing Sing and Cortlapdtown
To Poekskil, by p m, Is mile:
And back between ~ a m and q M
Proposals to end a Sing Sing nre invited.
lsaa From Whi,Iocksvie at 10 a m every day, except
Sunday
Bv Cross River and South Salsm
To Ridgeheid (CL) by p m, - miles
And back between . m and 8
s34 From Pordys Depot at 10 m, Tusslay,> Thur
| day. and Saturday
By Salem Centre
To North Salem, by Ill m, miles
And back bet q m and n m.
s35 From Southeast at 10 every day exesp, sasdy
By Mil Plain
To Danbury, tCt-,) by Ian, 10 miles
And back betvesn 4 m and lam.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

The NorEer publishes a decree rsinststlng eleven
Lieut. Generls and fourteen Msj0r Generals which
after tie Revolution Of February. we're Placed on The
retired si Of the army by the Provisional Government
against their vii and contrary 70 ls~.
The French Government continues % refuse psss
ports 20 the German refugees ~hn on their way %
America are forced 20 traverse France
The President las made several trps 10 the Depart
menis and made speeches At public Dinners lie ~a'
well received everywhere.
Gen Oudin0i was expected AZ Psris on the 2Oth.
Lsmsrtine has refused public suoscrtpuon tor hi'
benefit because bis writings give bin Sufficient
Luceu Murats appointment % Madrid u considered
81 cCDcilAr0n OF The tTo parties 10 the Cabinet
The annual meetings Of the Councils General com
menceo ne jst III in every department % France
with toe exception OF The department Of the seine,
where the meeunE : postponed II October. Almost
al the candidates chosen Presidents Of tie Councils
belong to the Conservative party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

I--lgfd n L111-r7--I1 fn-T' Nf0fa 'rTI1I Hsf
NJ t.uh.stoa rrs dsy Rlbt w ar D. Bl-ta1 hoJ-rt
NOrsans. Hais.e Dr.. iaca. .sou. q Cn-tsaiou
Yor Iraalo~ forti-, DE- AsLou to- d. Gsrr1f-, 60
N~cc.. G-1rr-.
Sa,a Jr0us LiscD-Js'. fr,msnon's. Io-n.ent 70, b.
to HoWst lea jam. r-r~ Lord s--on. Jo-n %
W,a- Nfase. easr.s C1o-rs B-riir. wiisn EItsb-fl
Frrh-ms fr >Of-an, Iarc Wright En'-fpr- Core a. Hot
fsu.r ooh or Phasts i'efpo Csrnst>
Dr. s.v.1aah. D--rss MilfrIa or Nrrns
a. GRr1ra~ hth ems. Baltimore Ctsstp-ss- aas Mar Dae
W ni-st.r. Nss.u.. anf Nadia Nastug iar. Bo-'on
L.fensfstra Gen SOW. b more Lsl9. Pria
II ifsI, - J4ns Hsr-srsor. Baltimore, Poe. NOrssns
~ Hsrr Athens. Bntucei dead MON So, bsFars al
J-lrt flnf. d.. CT ns-I.. srf Creo-, >Gr-tus
~ Fala1nft phia. B.Ifr h Ili-f, Ctsfl-.tcr.
~ C,s.Ha4s o. Bsiou 80 from Br-nsrhav.n, Albert
b.
Os saesats H- go B1.frB. n Psrn-fton
~ r ss-ars n. gsr-t a. Bo.tal
Macs art, Csfu-f, Drls CrCtfAi c1 Ot.feston
Jc.r-. P~tr-I N-~ iors
A. sf-aspna H.I.rch, Chsrsston
A. St- saas e. -. h.f.s-ion
sf aat1 J-u-s Nee Of-sr-
~ M.rsnass c.rs.ta Orleans. s.. Po,onss ssN Ys's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
GERM ANY.
Ihe l.e rtnn Il u utsaIan A rranRel.

tween Prussia and Austria on the German question.
There Is 10 b. Directory. consisting OF members for
thr Confederation provided by the cabinets ~ Nenns
and Munich ana III 10 hold 10 sitngs at Frankfort
The Directory viii be a permanent Executive Commis
sion for toe interestfor the ~bOle Of Germany
The Stses which adhered 10 the restricted COnisdsfa
ton under the direction II Prussia will have between
HEN three votes and Austria Bavaria Wurtemours,
-ud nc other .ns States. vii have together four
vote. Sdch a. l--st the proposition Of Austria The
presidency OF the rrctory Will be ve.ted alternste
In Au.'ris Ard prus.s Tuis 80 no, sitter the relations
=. 70 the common legislation and the executive sahori-
" Nc.:-d la the Consideration.
The Austrian Government engages 70 persuade the
ArchduSo John resign his dignity OF Vicar Of The
fup.rc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Ilyerpooi Cation flnrixef.

The early part OF the week presented dun and inactive
msrsei welding rather In favor Of buyers Of ih- mid
and css--- o American but withogf change the
better grades which have been iakcr very freely for
port Ia other cescfiP Cls more activity prrvals;
Thur.dgy sld HE m1rning holders trm-r show
ing esscispUsuon % eel and closed wth quota
lions the same Friday last The sales Of the dsy
n-ing 1000 hsier of ali sird-. Spectators tske
3ln ba Of American. u other snd exporters
$40 Of Americans l5rr P,rn.m. 20 Eeypusn and 56o
SIrat TIE rsd- have taken Only ~, 1870 bales This
Toe imports his o93 bales and the s-le- fur
each IS - bales VIZ 62n s. Island, .. 49, 80 stained
a :; sfcO Upland, 4 = - 90 y Or-ans 4
6.l2i aisbsms. 5; 40 P-rnambuco, g g., SO
MsranhAip, s. y " W--t llds, 81 Smyna, q $50
Egyptian ei; 38o Madras. 81 a. Imports 10 tbs
cate, l8ss. $50 bales Total szes 10 he 9Th mot
10 $50 bales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Philadelphia Markets.
Correspondence OF the Tribune.

TITTC7T -lIfI-r U Ilr 10 IIT
PHILADELPHIA, Tnursday, Sept Is.
The Flour ma ket cOntinues brisk. win large
sales so ibis changed hands vols morning: fe-h
ground, export y, smocersfe demand for
consumption al ~ Is FOR ana or-ud.
and ST s. fDr extra. Rye fOur i held a. Ut
Of 00o bush PeDns wanna Com Meal A. 0Ss and
lot " clOcs quality brought ~ Wheat . Ia good
demand, without change sales " tr and good Scum.
Req a. " 10. kys Is scarce No change n Corn
Cafs- Prnnsygania's held al DC sugars cont nue.
active sales - Brazil 10 bags a. ca. Whissy, 10 bts
a. -rr a1t bids s. .h.c.
ssLE5 - STOCKS -FDsf B0ayS-s 80 State -, 81,
sl0 o 40 % y s. 80 slai@ g. st $40 Harris
burg RI c. 81 $40 state IS, sst $1,000 Reading RR
MOT 50,os, 81 slCOo SofrisO~n Ra BE-, 59 20 M,Tns
Canal
Second Boaye-S42j State S. g. Us County S. 60 a
100 Bass, ri $50 Sornso~n RR Gi Pnllsde phia
Bank lSfi $50 Lengh -. Oh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
MAHEIEp.

Wesasss.y s-pt 70 D. RI Ssaf CHASE N JAMES LYON
20 ~. sAhr n LAJGHLir 18th off'as Csy
10 thl- Cty s-Pt %. y k-v D. f-u-. FRANCIS BfR
HARD cf,aF.sf.- % htkRiEI AMELIA asusatsr $50
40 F.nni1z Ia of The cly
3 ~ ~ " F-rr- Of ~ 81 alst g. Curb sept o.
sILvASrs GEDNEY of he sah Wsrs NJ srsAsM alCK
.N~
s.et l0 Chsrch ef - Hoy A5o.- ~ R.T Rosrt
n sI.rf. D. CIR CHRISTOPHER FARLEf % NJ. NARY
AUGUSTA JONES tgr1t-r 80 40 Lease Jsl> Ctr
Cnntar s-pt IS. - H. ID, W-f- a. 0EDeGE "
SUODALE Hsf0or. l. b. y MARY a.ssht-r q
Ca J. ". r. - 81 til rusr glsc-
Dr. sthchar- s~gt d. D. k-F kt1silrs WEI pes.cs
Ertr III Fst Ms Msaa.ssr
s.sk1t-f ~ NJ Psry Gsrs.1-r
dd5-o- e. --pt i1 - ~ Ws-f " T41uss sIaxer
aat Of Kat Coz .-ssl, " As f1acss n Terry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

BOSTON, Sept ~ -AFsfvEo-Ship Opteis, from Ca
din ut Bng Andrew Ring. san Jusn. Clha, 29h
LEI no Americans. saw cf the port bark going m,
i.fh ai SCI 49, ion IS -, brig u VASE, from Boston Tor
savannah Bdgs Cnocsw in Charleston; James Crosby
sud Broosn-. Phiisd -chr R-diingtor. 90. CLsARsD-
Buk David Nclnis savanna; orirs Henuco G1raives;
Kus-i-. Havans Il en A0oi~i S0ufherner. Chsrestoa;
.chrs Fuicruu Wilmington NC; Eh-n Adams, chmOrci
r notf. Phs. Leader Albany and rrlv; Mar trr Com
kesrn-y. Lehsnon and sarah Buck, NYork BELow-Bng
Z-ire. from Rio Jsneiro.
PORTLAND. sept l9-ARKfvED-Schr refrei, Nlork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

FsoN Nav BRU~.wIcK -O1 Friday last 81
adjourned meeung n the New Brunswick Colonial As-
sociau0n held .; 81 John. general discussion y
the subject Of Coouizl politics took plse- reso1
tIon introduced, proposing Federal Cnos Of the
North American Colonies, Prepsrsto - tneir iue
cisfe ind-pef cence." which Vas n-sSnFei - snail
ael0rly. Report rss presented and laid on TIE "a
bic Tor future action. Irs report suggests TIE poet
pcnement Of 81 decisive measures al the other Prov
ipces sb-l have sho~n. disposition 70 concur IN he
great object IL comprises ss0 the fOAosiog declare
tons
The Committee believe that Whatever nsy Be The future
desuoy Of h-se Provinces heir fare xii - pfor1t-
BY t-soug susnt0n 10 ne fOo~ins subjects ~ricn
it- Couniee r-commend 10 be declared a. TIE preseni
ret Vt ini- sssoci-Oo-
A fecef.l [ 10 Of Provinces. Win concession
from N0--rr c0uutry u en-rsed powers of s@ligo
vefnurui, inc-cng ne aarr srfs1 privilege ~ mak1z
Avs % r-gu ale a1d pr0sci our Commercial s1c nsls-
Ii2l Interests.
Commercial Agreement With he United states, esiAo-
hsnng reciprocal coAslilg trade zno free exe1sngs VI
TIC laura yfut4cis Of he TO- cucltrcs-
The ceselOEu--l Of th- resources or brusn
Anerc.. - -neD1asns, 10 -vsry PRACTICAL way, nave
e1Isrprse k1d rome lDc1.uy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

ELrGASr srYLE OF FsgSoR siLvsS-boSotssp CASos
FOR wEDplNss-rhe slsenuou OF the osie Of Ne~-fors
/. invited to TIL. beautiful style OF card Being highly
polished on both sides with ch silver oord e hey are
partcu ary adapted for invitations TO wedd ngs, &c &c
When printed silver gold they form Al aruee which
for richness and besgy isuaeGuSed Specimens engraved
10 Egyptian, Old Engish, German Text Antique &c may
be seen a. the Subscribers Also, splendid assormers
Of Wedding Envelops OF De La Rue, Rhodes and her
celebrated foreign manufactures slso. oesuunl WEI.
ding Waters and Cake Boxes ST EyEKoSlL Fashionable
Establishment for Cards, Broadway. corner Dusre-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

le-rer Vienna of The 3lst ut states that seye
rel of the Magyar chiefs bad been executed. Among
these are toe ExMiuister of Interior Vukovlch, ard
Gen nisi.-rich who bad been hanged aud Gen. Aui-
i,fnnHn uho had been st0'.
On Jopich who gave W the fortress Esseg to the
Msgyafs bad been tsken 20 Vienna in chains
kisyka This IS certainly wrong klalks Is IN Co
morn - Ed Trb sod those member. % the late Hun-
gsrsn Diet ~ho had declared that the House Of Hsps
huf. had fort ired MI claim to the throne = 1uug~i
aud others whom Ru-sia handed over 70 the Austrian
authorities. had been conveyed 10 Pcsih
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
WIG STATE CONVENTION.

The VIZ ectors Of the STATE Of Ne~Yors are reqoesL
I'd Ia their respective Assembly Dstncu szo
pom, 0ae D>lsTsie from each Dat siteod
COSvESrIOS which Will assemble 10 the Cry ~ oyIe
cuse on WEDNESDAY tho 55tb day Of septsmbsf ns' :
Tor the purpose f noninans Csodoses for The ooss o.
Jgd,. Of ne COgr Of Appeals. Secretary Of sas Coo
tro-r s,ss Trs.sar.r Attorney O-ners st.te EogneeI
go s,,v-sor C.osI CoDmlssiouer. and Inspector VI
s,s,e Pns1as John l. 5CbOOLCRAFT,l
JAMES HOkNEk, Albany
JAMES KIDD,
FRANKLIN TOWNSEND,
HENRY l. HAYSkk- iT,ov
LIZ GRAND CANNON '
3s ! ! ! a: s %taasla, S'-r0'.
Wing State Central Comnitiee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
ITALY.


Venice taken possession Of by the ImPeras,s on
the 9Th
Tne GaseYe Of the Goth publishes order Of the
Government regulating the departure by Of persons
who intend TO avail themselves OF he articles Of cspu
sion Those who desire 70 proceed 10 Corfu, Patm1s,
Alexandria in Egypt, will te conveyed At the ex
pense OF the Austrian Government For all other places
expense Of the voyage must be betrayed by the
parties u. nselKes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Things nj Rome.

On the 2ls. ult Gen Oainot officially announced his
departure from Rome " SaVelii the POpes Minister
Of the Interior has arrived ana installed himself head
OF the Police, but entirely uncer tee control OF the
French authorities His fret decree regarding the
paper money snd thst the State guarantees notes
Tor their declared value and i'm poses hne and impris
oument on all who reiuse TAX them when rendered
Tor payment 4 Military Commission has been estsb
h.hed Tor reSrg .nizng the Roman troops All promo
ton since the l6n November isannulled until the Com
mission shall have reported upon the conduct Of each
men, which. n found satisfactory will enable him 10 re-
lin ms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

" The Hat esmPsign hss opened for he FaA Ani
Winter with Al iuhne variety Of styles and patterns, bgi
We have seen nothing that IN point Of ghtness, reare
ard shape can compete with GeSiNs Fs Fashion Il d.
The per;eei model ofssh and ssssas bat ne have
ever seen We observe also. ihAs he las eplenshe he
cases with splendid assortment Of ehildrens and sees
fancy hats and csP, genslemens travelling cape and ohs
bD1srrs Of the hat Guinness OF the latest Paris fsshoos
"a Broadway, opposite 81 Pzafs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Iaoiau Depredarion.-Heaith Of ST. Louis.

-. LOUIS, 4nursdsy, sept ~
The Usage Indisns Continue their oegre isfious
along the frontier. They -rose open and robbed the
store OF Messr. Johnston Wedoell- detachment
Fort scott 20 arrest TIE robbers, but Re-
turned without
The health OF TIE city is il good The intermsnts q
ine week - OF which y were by Cholera and
children under years Of age
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
The Iron Market.

At Glasgow there Is steady demsnd for Manufactured
lsos and prices are well supported. Within the last
several orders for rails had been given out wnlcu
Ia. caused the larger makers 10 be less anxious 20 Obtain
orders for merchant bars The operations IN scorcH Pc
laos Of have been UNUSUALLY small but prices renal
with little variation
In he present ,t4is q the money srset the prevailing
iucinato l. TO hold for he ter prices t5is t- current
rate for Merchsnt W. and 45 60 for No Baft
.herrie pss iu q asgow. Present IN Liverpool
Merchant b-rs Is is best rolled, 81. hoops, IL lcsi
sheets, IS S., Scotch pig, No. J., net, cab, .l.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Pers ecurion Of Republican.

The Trumvirsto of cardinals has Instituted Com
mission for the purpose Of prosecuting the authors ana
sccompices o. the Oursges committed during the Rev
oll'ionaIy period against religion. is N nisiers, the
msjesly OF the sovereign, ana public security.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
Markets md Unrvrsf.

The markets are dull without much change. The
weather fnr harvesting wa hne IN all Great bntan-
The Lir,rpool Journal Of the sth s.,s The harvest
Ia. been nearly safely housed snd s pronounced album
dsnt .. the potato l. redundant and u solar exempt
from rot.
Trade ia active If not lucrative. and employment; IN
the manufacturing district. awaits al who deslfe Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

BALTIMORE. IhurscsF- cfpt ~
The Committee the state q ina Order IN
New York have lnsnirnou,'y recommended lsgaizlng
the " N-s Constitution" Grand Lodge ,ae Lodge
a Northern N-w York. the old Lodge 70 Be me
Lodge ~ Southern NeS f0rk the boundaries 10 oe
the OF the Two Untei States Judicial .trcts
into which the state Is divided Tae report made
the special order tor 10 morrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

The greater part Of the Russian army had received
orders TO march to~srd Gscia but the ovDs dcrrrss
at Gen Ru1iger 10 remain Mskolcz and g o.s
warden. Buna and Pesth are TO have garrison Of
600 men.
1nr Hungarian corps ei Perczel entered orsovs, hut
the IN kssh nuthurt.s would receive them until
they had laid cosn ,hs'r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
. ranxr... ,fPr.re.-.

The FrsBsfat correspondent Of London psper
writes on tne 3ls'
fner, u little doubt that Congress OF Praces will
be held here 10 tnc course OF ueN ~ecs for the purp
Of hnaly seine the German question. The -rfivz Of
The Archcu<e John and Prince Charles CT Bavaria Is
copndsntiy expected to-nsy. The Prince o. Prussia
rc,iv,d vista yesterday fru Tie Dasr. OF Nassau sud
SAKE Memius@n The Dase Of Nassau returned this
morniog t. Wesbaccn The Deke II >sxsM mngen
conferred viva the rrnce for more thsn hour and
hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
London Money niarket....FaoAY. Sept

Beyond The fact Of conanu,d frmnoss there Is nothing
remark upon In connection viii Ire msr'rt CoSsoLs
r.m.in Al s.- :. The reduced cents Isl o "a
BANK STOCK arm ~ 90 FXcHEQJEa bills have
marked g. 10 ~ prem md Nps bo>Ds '5s 10 30.
ur-r NOISY rather advance !. hzs been worth
DER cent ~ the stock Market The best bill are row
a. p per cent VII per cent Il 'qIred for
oiher though good paper aud per cent readily
paid tor II On call fresh panic seems 20 have seized he
HALLWAY MAkRET snd prices again dec med seTiSusy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
KIapka,s Reply 20 the Austrians.

Gorgeys surrender WAS known al Comorn on ne
ian and summons we're sent 10 garrison either TO
follow hi example 10 send In their terms o. capiiu'
lation. Tee sus~er given the lsih follows
No Official communication az 10 n position OF affairs
the Danube and the BAnai hiss f-sched w.,
sud until know WHIST has taken place cannot With
out ncurrg the charge Of reachery TO The faherand
corsent 10 treat In The name u he council Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

The Plantation accounts being very favorable the de-
mand for All kinda Of HOP. Is heavy Il dropping prices
The duty called $3.50 10000 his Nearungs Sussex.
pockets 5sto "a g. Wa IA Of Kent DO e s. 10 Il %,
micd.- aud East h-nl, DO as Us 10 81 per cwt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
NEW STYLES OguMBRELLAs.

" Every possible variety Of umbrella. ofsit. alpaca
and Il CHAINS with ye.rved hsndlss ofivory
nut " ODD ebony and hora may BE- found Al GESNs %
pcsgs - Fsags chsres G.o, excellent umbrella fof
an emergency cheap snd su5sAnsissof 10 POO, 70,
nor god % L0se. oENiN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

III The Ns~s IRON EUROPE this morning Is
dali az ashes after { 20 hot streams Of lava which
Tor eighteen months we have seen poured from
the revolutionary volcano. For tie moment there
seems to be no agitation from Que end Of that Con
.iasl, to the other no excitement beyond compa
rs,ively insignificant political questions, no move
meut except Of The princes for the confirmation OF
their victory, while their tools and emssaries
smusethemsoves by shooting and hanging those
who have been Dremost ia the ate "sns,chy ana
disorder"
OF the heroic KossUrH aud his compeers. BEN,
Dembin.ki and the rest we hea. nothing, and ca'
onl, hope that last weeks report that some o.
them had escaped may prove tue Of all. Gorge,
has been psrtcned by the Austrian Emperor Thus
i. not in his favor, but it is Only Of piece with a.
the circumstances about him since his surrender
Il does not, however. prove that there W" ALSO.
lutte treason on his part II does not prove that
he sold himself for aprice. Bus it does prove that
be was bad pst'iot man Of anything bat tn,
heroic strength and devotion to principles which
be should have been. not only for the sake OF Hun
gary, BAT OF the world. IL proves. too, the vsiu,
set upon bic surrender by the Imperial coalition
Had the war been really ended beicre-were bis
surrender the mere act Of necessity which It hss
been Represented to be-he would not have been
psdoned. They know IL was that surrender
which broke the courage Of Hungary and ds"med
her, and they compensate II accordingly Gorgey
will yet repent Of his act. II he be indeed tral.
tor IL will be known, aud the contempt OF the
world will be his; Il he be an honest man, as " e
l-t.. aakl v md
sonally ambitious one. he will learn that he has
wrought bis country an isjury which no regrets
eau expiste and no services repair. Ether way
his conscience is not to be envied. Not SO that OF
Kossuth and the men who have been true TO him
and to principle.
Prussia claims Neufchs,sl from switzerland
That Canton took advantage Of the revolution to
Dust the King of Prussia from his authority its
Prncs, and to become a mel ber in full stsndins
OF the Republic. 1t remains to be seen whether
the Switxers will resign It's people once more to
the rule of their legitimate Monarch.
IL Neuichstel goes back 70 Prussia, aud the
French Republic becomes a Monarchy, will any
thing remaia Of the Revolution Of lsasi Yes. G
great deal There will remain an inestmable in
crease Of popular intelig ence on radical, socis'
and political questions, an advance of thought
which could not have been achieved in many
years of peaceful discussion. and new life in the
heart the nations That life is suppressed Cor the
time being bot IL will yet rid society Of this cor.
rupt and decayins civilization, and manifest Itself
in n social order in which universal justice will
perpetua,e uaiverssl peace, and to labor will be To
enjoy. Let no man fear that this Revolution has
been in vain
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21

PIE, No Y-Evsry number 50 FAR has fulfilled It's
professions and given TO tire people store OF valasee
attractive and important kno~ledse- TIE present
aun.- form, exception 10 this remark Il contains
treatisss on Arborculture and the Domestic Aninsls
which msy Dc read With profit tale Ct contents on
the cover would be improvement lPhAadsi Phis;
I Peterson
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-21
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Gores~
fL.virsJ iIirLsJoHS JOINS BARRY
Ltss ,sdss Goras@.
Vkc. A CON AV>tl> SLAIN. VIM fENrON
Sal Hns;r
pu>csiSx ksAsrss aCssHr. H. W. INGALLS,
Me-. Barry IL merchant at Constantine, ST
Joseph Co. was long member Of the Lesislature
and subsequently served two Consecutive terms
ss Governor was aferwsrd rotated out by Al
pho Ne Felch mos of the U. s Senste.l ExGov.
y. woa Csu Elector last Fall, aud belongs t.
the "western Democracy" mon committed on
the slavery question: who have never yet reeog
nised Csss's doctrines on Slavery as orthodox. Me-
rentcn d the presest Lieut.. Governor. He is a
Cas- bunker, aod hsils from the North who de-
msnded the candidate for Governor in all their
Cau County Conventious.l Flint, Genesee Co
bus resides most of the time in Detroit These
nomis a,ious are decided trium ph OF the Castles
over the Ransom Free Soilers. There is precious
little FREQ Soil" about either Barry Or Feuson.
The Ransom faction having thus been Quoted ircm
the treasury. the "Free Soil" Cas- papers are
again adsocs Ing noa-in'er en,ion on the "vexed
Slavery question, changing irom Free Sal 70
"Non irrervention," 81 the option Of the Dssrodt
msnssefs Iagxls is tho EdItsr OF the Adrtas
IKasckfower. paper wnich strongly opposes The
Nou-intsrveutioa q, ctriDe and goes for Free Sol
AZ rampant as any Bsrnburner print. bis nomi-
nation 10 ell that 10 accorded to the Ransom xre~
Soil section Of the Huaker party.