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Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
NEW COODSu NEW GOODS!!!

NEW GOODSl! NEW GOODS!!
TIME subscriber is now receiving direct from Phil
adelphia, New York and Boston the largest and
best as sortment of Dry Goods, Hardware, Queens
ware Boots and shoes, Caps, &c, &C, ever brought
to this MARKET purchased mostly for cash aud viii be
altered for BALE at prices hitherto Mnknopn IN this
market. COUNTRY MERCHANTS will as usual be sup
1lied on the most favorable terms. Wheat, Porkan
other produce will be taken in payment.
Rnrlinrton. Sent IA, 1s4s w. F.COOLBAUGH
Valuable Town Lots for Sale.
TIME Subscribers offer for sale desirable build
| ing lot on 4th street, adjoining the residenceof
Mr. John Sunderland, and nearly opposite D. Rorerp
ESQ.,, No. 44sa; also two full lots 9Th street, Nos
sis and SIT. For terms apply to
Dec 4, '4S J. G. iAUMAN BRlgHEh
Family Medicines.
nOGERS' LiveIwort and Tar: Sellers Vermifuge;
n. Thompson, syrup Tar and wood Naptna;
Jayne,N Esrectorant; Hungarian Baisam;
Wist<ex DalSam wild Cherry
Sellerss Cough Syrup; Davis pain Killer;
Tov,nsendss Safsaparilla; Gridley's letter ONT;
Mor{imore,s Rheumatic compound;
A McAllister,s All Healing Ointment;
Dailey.s pain Extractor, and all the popular mcd-
icines Of the day for sale at Gays Jan SlS4s
= ~ To the Ladies.
BRAZILIAN Hair Curling Dye. This preparation
ID viii cause the Hair to curl beautifully, watnoGs
inGringi IN the least, tnf sis u G1e DRUG storo
crner yeSs,:on ana Nam tts. jan lI,'es
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
EI1ARDIAN'S. KOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Undersigned
" Guardian Of Hannah Hughs manor, VIII on
the I'd Sat urday Of February, A. D. 1882: present
petition to the Court Of Probate OF ncsmoles eoun
to Iowa. asking for a License and Decree OF said
Court authorizing her such Guardian 70 sell .ne
Real Estate of said minor for the support ana edu
cation of said minor, when and where all persons
interested may fthey see proper,appear and SNOW
cause if any they have, why said license should not
be granted. GIVEN HUNS,
Rnr,;ngton IAN Is. lsi9-3t Guardian.
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]. s, Kinball & Co..

Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware Queens
ware, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, BIC.
Would respectfully inform their friends and the pub
lie generally, that they have received their
Fall and Winter Stock Of Goods,
at their old stand, where they have hand large
and beautiful stock Of Goods in their line, consist
ing OF all the varieties adapted Of the season, and
selected with the greatest with regard to style
and quality, to which invite the attention Of OH
friends and dealers generally. nov %, 1S4S
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08
Millinery and Mautua Making.

GsySs Ladies of Burlington and vicinity that she
VIZ still continues the Millinery and max
ing business in its various branches at her resi-
eence on the East side of Main street, second gate
below Valley street, where work will be done to
order for any Lady who may choose to favor her
with call. A variety Of
Fancy Articles,
will be kept constantly on hand, such as Bonnets,
Hoods, Head Dresses, Caps, Wells, Ribbons, Flow
ers, Collars, Borders Edgngs, Silk Laces, Grapes,
hosiery, gloves, linen and Victoria bobbin, French
and linen Foss,spoo and skein thread, sewing silk
silks, satins and velvets SHE'LL side and tuck Combs,
needles, pins, hooks and eyes, cord, whalebone
Ez-All orders from distance promptly attend
ed to. Burlngton, Dec. Ia, 1913
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LATEST ARRIVAL.
81 WINTER GOODS ~

'
"FALL s. WINTER GOODS.0i
WE have just received from Boston and Other
w cities, very desirable assortment Of Fall and
Winter Goods, selected for this market, to which
we respectfully call the attention Of our old friends
and customers and the trading community generally
ss,7fs no trouble 10 shoe G6ods'' is ah avs under
stood. Our goods are of the best quality and win be
sold at unusually low prices for Cash, Produce, SC
&C., jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
Nov. ~, I843 PARSONS, Corr PAnsoEs
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS!!
- BALES brown sheetings, also, hattings and
SeEeyicking; 100 ps assorted tickings and brown
orillings, Irish linens, SC.
100 IS. fine nnbeached and blcached muslins;
o5 g re,,whitc, Green, yellow spotted hanneis;
400 e common and i-.ncy dress prints;
100 +. broad cloths .cass.meres' aoe-skins,
sattinetts, beavers, pilots, jssos, blankets,sc.
Dress Goods.
Is ps dress goods, Including beautiful styles siIk
stripe; nadonas deIisles, alpaCcas, merlHoes' oom
baaines, satins. veivets, &C.
Hdkfs, Shawls, Hosiery sc. NC.
Also,a good assortment of Taiior's trimmings,
whale bones, needles, combs, hooks and eyes, per-
fumers, &C., sc.
Jgais aud Caps.-A good assortment of Fur, cloth
and fur tip gents and boys caps. for sale very low BY
Nov %, AS PARSONS, Corr & Parsons
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GREAT BARGAINS!i

TIME sousn half or lot 2Je, with house and i'm
proycmeIits thereon for sai3 at 500.
The west half of 54i and 545 with house thereon,
on Public Square, for sale at $500.
NJ Lot sl5 with house thereon $500.
ve south hall or lot It'll and north rs feet of lot
rs being IS BY lit with valuable brick house
thereon, for sale at 5000.
IN. m, ddl> 4 OF lot l9l with House thereon for
sale at S5oO.DO, GALL on Feb - GRIMES STARR
= NrW well ,roned WAGON, for sale BY
Eah ,saa WESLEY JONES
AND wARRANTsfo for sale by
Ia Feb. !, 1919 WEsLE1 'oNES
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

Chicago Retreat for the Insane.
go THIS building having recently been enlarg.
M:S ed, the friends Of the insane respectfully
xasAinformed that few additional patients car
now be received. For terms Of admissions, appli
cation may be made to 5DR MEAD,
Chicago Ill, Dec. II, 1S4S Superintendenf.
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ADMINISTRATIVE NOTICE.


nj Office il hereby given that the undersigned
In has been appointed By the Court or Probate OF
DesmOines county, Iowa, Administrative Of the Es-
tate of Abiathar White, deceased late or said coun-
ty. All persons indebted TO said Estate are notified
to make immediate payment to me and those having
claims against said Estate viii present the same e-
gally authenticated for settlement. NANCY WHITE,
Burlington, Feb. s, ls46-3t Administrators. !.
1n0n BBLs PORK; 1000 bills Lard wanted by
lOOU Feb. 8, 1919 THOMAS HEDGE
Valentines Valentines!!
CONTINENTAL and Comic Valentines in great
~ variety, for sale at the Burlington Book store
Feb. 8, ls4s CORNER BARRETT HOUSE.
Selling lI:-Rellulccd Prices!
IN 00(l WORTH OF GOODS. The subscri-
lO.OOO bers, intending to sell off their large
stock OF Goods, will dispose Of them at
q E AT BA RGAINS.
FOR Cash or approved Produce. CREW& GILKYsoN
rep. ., iSis Jefferson street, Burlington
GTELEGRAPH NOTICE.-The Stock.ho,d-
ers in the Telegraph Line in Burlington are notified
to meet at the Store Of F. j. G. Peasley & Co., on
Water street, on this Thursday evening, for the
purpose OF electng Delegates to meet at PEORIA Feb
ruary 2sth, for the Organization Of SAID line.
All are requested to bring with them their ccrti-
hcates Of stock. JOHN G. TOOTE,
Feb. 8, 1919. Secretary
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& r . G + RI ES.

" II ~ y r. Il II ..
4 81 BOXES Virginia and Missouri Tobaccoj
La 2 bbls. Cigars; chests assorted Teas;
500 lbs Boston saleratus; ticrce Rice;
$50 lbs Dbl. REID do loaf sugar;
1900 lbs Boston Cod Fish; IL mats OF Ca1siC
bbs Macaboy and Scotch snnf;
3boxes sperm candles; bags pepper& spies
30 sacks Rio and Java Coffee;
40 bbls. sugar and molasses;
20 doz. buckets and tubs.
Also, variety or Dye-stufs, paints and ellis, fns
spices, etc. ETC., for sale at low pricesby
Nov 70, As Parsons, Corr 4 PAnsoNs
BOOTS AND SHOES.
% CASES stogy and kip boots; 4casss kip sad
SeD calf women's Hootees; ~ !
8 dog. stogy and kip Brogans;
8 do Childrcn's Shoes and Caters;
10 do lady's Slippers; for sale low prices ny
Dec 21,s48 A.CLARkk
XNANTED, Pork, Corn, Oats; Wheat, Barley and
~ all other kinds or Produce, for which the high
es. market price win be paid by ALrnEp cLAhxs
Dec 81, 1S4s Jefferson. between Main Water .
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-02-08

r7rBALMI or COLUslBIA.--The following poe
teal eGasion was received through the POST once
~ the nrnnr;es0r az Oldridge,s Balm OF Columbia,
and we recommend it to the attention OF alloW rea
dcrs who value beautiful and Inxuriant head o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
COMMERCIAL MATTERS.

The terrible accounts from the seat OF War In noia
united with tho decided Of defiance lately adopted
by Russia and the attitude assumed by the Car and
the wsrke operations In Italy Austria, sc. has csused
an uneasy feeling and has operated iujuriousy upon
the business of the country. But trade notwhstsnd
ing continues steady and prices for most articles OF
produce are very satisfactory. The Funds under the
influence of the uneasy feeling alluded TO above, Hue
tua,ed considerably and have receded fully per cent
within the last fortnight 1t 10 gratifying to observe
that during this time though II cannot be- said that
American Stocks have actually rsen, yet there has moi
been the slightest rel action
In CorToS there 10 less business doing than when Tho
last steamer left, and slight falling OF in prices has
followed THE however. did No, occur till the Last
week. The sales continuing large and prices very
Arm up TO the close Of market on the 2d inst.
There 10 a greater degree of dullness and gloom Ii
the GRAIN trade throughout all the leading markets
than there has been for long pc Tod Prices continue
to droop. and from present appearances, under the
pressure of heavy arrivals from abroad the bottom has
not yet bean reached.
From the manufacturing districts the accounts con
tnue favorable; there is also fair business COINS
forward In the produce markets on the Continent snd
prices on the whole are steadily maintained.
The MEAL market continues active and prices are on
the advance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
GREAT BATTLES IN HUNGARY.
RUSSIA CALLED INTO AID
TUSCANY PROCLAIMED A REPUBLIC.
AMERICAN STOCKS STEADY
COTTON, GRAIN g. PROVISION MARKETS,
&c. sc. &C.

Tie news Of the CGnada's arrival was teie-
graphed to this City yesterday afternoon, mmedi-
ately after the Special Express had reached II
John, NIB The following dispatch, however
was not received until u O'Clock last night II
contains the mos, important items Of late foreign
intelligence. The Canada will probably reach
this port on Saturday night or Sunday morning
The Canada. Capt. JUDKISs, with European
news 10 the 9th inst arrived at Halifax on THURS
day evening shortly after o O'clock having expo
rienced very heavy weather on her passage. She
was detained hours off the barbor in one OF the
most terrific gales known on the Coast oil Nova
Scotia. The same gale, which was from the south
west. was most severely felt in the Bay Of Fundy'
and no doubt has caused many marine disasters.
From unavoidable causes, 1t was II O'Clock be-
fore your Express Agent could procure papers
with list Of passengers and other desirable IN
formation. from the steamer; and he then had to
encounter the dark night, unrelieved by single
star, and a road on which lay the snow from to
feet deep. and rendered nearly impossible by
week of mild weather, TO which was added on
Thursday morning several hours Of warm rain.
Still, every obstacle YVES overcome and the Ex'
press finally reached the steamer Commodore at
Merandelh Point, at % minutes past O'clock
making the run in the extraordinary short time OF
hours and % minutes
The express having Unexpectedly arrived the
Com a,odoTe was detained 80 minutes to get up
steam, and srrved at st. Johns at hsli-psst two
this dsy, thus occupying but five hours and 30
r,;,utas \, noss;no over the Raw and making the
whole time from Halifax TO st. John, II hours and
30 minutes.
The Canada left Halifax at 9 O'Clock and will ar
rive at her wharf, New-York early on Sunday.
She has 90 passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
Trial Of the Insurgents.

Public attention seems 10 be divided between he
intrigue Of the various parties respecting the election
and the proceedings Of the High Ceur a, Bourges
Bsrbes and BlApqui with other state prisoners have
been transported to Bourges which Is strongly pro
tected by troops The account Of accusation against
the prisoners has been published and recsPi,ulaies all
the acts OF the accused the memorable 9Th and 18th
Of May lsst on which latter day il will be remembered
Bsrbes and Louis Blanc invaded the National Assembly
government There can be doubt thst the guilt OF
most Of the prisoners will be clearly established and
supposed 70 be the intention Of Government should
any of the prisoners be sentenced 10 transportation 10
send them 10 the Msrquesas Islands The trials com
rnsnced on the 7th inst when the Court consti.
tuted and such the interest excited that there
we're reporters from the nted States in attendance 10
take notes
The celebrated Vidocq Il one Of the witnesses, as
also Lsmar,ne Araso. Marrast aud about 200 others
IL ia thought tAs the trial will elicit curious facts
r.stins 20 the Provisional Government Of last year
An interesting debate took place in the Assembly on
the 9Th with reference to the attitude be taken by
France 10 relation Rome and Tuscany and watch 1.
the cause Of much unessness 81 present In this Lam
srtne, Drouln Delhuys Ledru Roliin Gen. Cavs guac
and others took part. We have report Of the mrs,
Days proceedings st the trial OF the prisoners for po
cs offences al Bourges, bat there were elie
ted Of general interest 10 asserted that the French
Government has resolved withdraw the troops from
the Island Of Osshei,e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
Nancy Market.

There Ia small increase OF Bullion in the last Bani
accounts which iSiies,es change in the Money mar
Set and that the demand for Bullion for the Continent
10 increasing. Domestic securities have been on The
decline. owing TO European sfsrs and the ls,e news
from India but Consus II will be seen. still stand Al
the high figure. The Rank shsres Of the French Bans
have been pushed up enormously during the last fort
night and that politics in Paris have become more
settled the fears which Al time felt for The
maintenance Of public order have suSsdsd The rise
In French Bank shares IL no less than from 40 to
$500 francs
The London Money Make, continues easy. Discounts
Of best paper snge from % sst per cent Consos Tor
money. iowes, ss highest and closing, %; for sc.
count lowest OH highest and closing. Ss! American
stcck fully msin,-n their prices twas expected that
when The news Of the rise OF the T. per cents to M
reached New.York that there would have been cor
rise there Had there been 90 then smother
rise here would have infallioly followed.
That ths Pennsylvania dividends have been paid one
half la Relief Notes has been source OF unmrss'ed
isgust the holders Who consider that Pennsylvania
could have paid II she would and they point to the
reverse conduct Of Maryland which, with or lees
re ouress dcss not avail sss Of ssch psry ssbsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
Things In Philadelphia.
Correspondence OF The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA. Friday,

correspondence VI iHOShcs
PHILADELPHIA, Friday, March %.
George Fighter, the young man assailed and
stabbed BY some ruans Tuesday morning, IL very
low 10 dsy. Notwithstanding every medical attention
the, ha. been paid him there lie not the sghte. hope
VI bic surviving.
An Intellectual attempt made this morning 70
launch beautiful brig named Na!rerne. When
she slid on the ways sbou, her length her stern stuck
In the mud ofihe River.
There was quiet nakei for Flour to-day the hold
ers are firm at IS and the sales limited the home
demsnd. Corn Meal steady ~ 90. Rye Flour 20
bb's sold az 3 0Ss Wheat 10 held firmly, and 800
bushels prime Southern red sold AZ lO3ic on time
quotations are lOOaO3ic for red. Rye IL worth 66c
Tor Penn Corn in hrm demand and 1000 bushels
yellow sold 54c Oss rather dull. prime Southern
sod al SOC Tor inferior 2Ss2gc and Penn 32AJic. Cot
ton Is more firmly held. and 100 10 300 bales Uplsrds
sold At 7t.sc In Provisions the market for Pork 10
sitter loo bbls Mess brought sll per Dbl months
Western Mess worth SO aud City Picked 70 5oasl3
per bbl Bacon In dry salt has been sold to the
Of go cssks a. 5E6.c for Hams Ste for sides aud &c
for shoulders Lard dull at 7s7.c. for kegs, barrels
6iA7c.
sAvs oY srocxs-Fbsf Board-5O Morris Canal
10; ss69 81 State &c. sO, s6oO DO so 900 Lehlgh
o.. C 500 do lateres, 81 a. 500 do Mort LOsr :
90 90 Coal Scrip III 81 90 Z : Loan &c. o. III
l3 Girard Bank l2t Oh do IL; 81 Reading r r. l6t
30 CITY Ca ~ 10, 30 L : War Bounty Scrip, lO0t .
81 sl3 Mexican Loan S. 81. qj - Bank 81; 100
Union csn.l, 70 $1,000 Sch Nav Is, O. A. 400 Nor
ristown Railroad. -.
second so4rd-25 GEsrd Bk. lei 300 do. 1871: So.
To Lehigh Coal Script. u; - schN Co l3I 5000
DO Loan d, O. & 1000 do do. Is "a 100 Union
Csnsl -; 30 Farm ard Mech BIZ % 81 5OD County
Sc a sl.ll0 Scte -, -oi 80 sutque Canal ii
10 Reading RR, l6i 81 90 DO MortgAze Bonds 6l,
2l5 sEsque Canal Bonds, SGT 30 Phil Bank. l26
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
HUNGARY-AUSTR1A.
Sx.r. uotfle In Hungary.

The Austrian War in Hungary hss proceed Win va
risble success. in TIL south Of Hungary The German
population finding the insurgents carrying destruction
in every quarter called the Russians who now oecs
DIV Cror.aat and Herusns,sdt Several severe battles
hAvc iase place one in the neishoorhood OF Onsu'
lasting two days. with considerable slaughter. The
Imperialis,s seemed to have bad the advantage.
Reports have been ereulsied that In one engage,
st Be had both his legs shot off, but the last report
that he had lei, Transylgania Tor Hungary AS 'ne
insurgent troops amount to 10000 men spht up INTO
many divisions, it is difficult to ascertain the se'us
progress of the war the termination OF which seems
.till TO be very remote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
Trouble Everywhere.

Piedmont has resolved to intervene In Tuscany to
binder civil war and oppose the Austrian Intervention
II seems probable that Naples the SOUTH and Austria
On the side OF the Pope will overrun the Pspa states
but still the question Of Constitutional Government 3,
Rome and Florence scarcely be settled at The point
Of the bayonet The relations of Sardinia and Austria
add farther difficulties TO the general confusion, which
prevails from the foot Of the Alps to the Mediterranean
nom Turin, all is 10 distracted state. while Genes
seems ripe for republican movement, and alto
gether the elements of disorder were scarcely ever
more rife in Italy than at this moment II is only the
quiet attitude Of France ard the peaceful efforts Of
England which prevent their combustbls material from
bursting into lame.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
I.iXernanI Grain Markell.

The imporsiiOn II Brcad.us from the United States
durias the las, fortnight has been unusually large.
Prces for s descriptions have been In favor Of the
buyer. There 10 large supply Of WHEAT and Flour,
INDIAN CoxN and MEAL In the market and large qusn
titles are being wsrehoused Purchases sre made
merely to supply immediate wants These remarks
will apply to all the leading Corn markets throughout
the kingdom.
AT Liverpool the 9th. White WHEAT wac sold In
small quantities at 6s led - "a Southern FIcvR, 2as
90 q POS Western Canal 25s s5s Cd; PhiladelPais
and Baltimore "a. Cd 2Ss ID best Northern Yellow
Com 2os Cd and mixed 2ss 2Ss Cd per quarter.
MEAL 10 quoted at l3s q Ia per Dbl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
ElnanclaI Aefnrm Xiii.


In Parliament Goth ult. Mr.. Golden In sspeeeh
Of the most temperate character, brought forward bis
long herslded financial reform budget The main object
Of which wss 10 cut down expenditure $1,000 900
per snnum- be was me; By the Chancellor Of the
Exchequer who sdiuced an epitone on al the argu'
ments which during the lsst two montss, had in
hrmed the strength OF Mr.. Cobdens suggestions.
The debate which followed, fssised all the ex
pectstions entertained BY tina friends Of the II
nsneiAl Reform Champ, Il languisbed from the
beginning. and the question was disposed Of on the
same evening Mr. Cobdeu's amendments being reject
ed BY sjority Of lg5,he number being 275 to -
Even the Radical papers admit that one-haf Of the q
would no, have voted for the amendment II they had
imagined that il would have been carried As for Par
lament the project Of Mr. Golden was decided upon
The journals In bis ln,eres, have absied their tone Of
dshance and now say, whstsl Euslishmsn have agreed
upon that retrenehment should be carried Out In every
wise and jadicious manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24
INDIA.
other Batrle-Great slaughter,


The details Of the late wArHke nies ence rem lndis
have more ihsn ordinary interest but present
make but brief slhsion t. the subject The B0nba,
TeSsre2A says another Of those murderous conflicts
Aas occurred on the lefi bank Of the river eum
as some say on the identical spo. which 1000 years
sso formed the battle Geld OF Alexander and Porus-
that scene, rich in classic associations hAs been the
arena Of heree and protrsetsd struggle between the
Army of the PuBau under Lord Cough 1nd the sikh
force. The sikh forces under Rsjsh Shwere singh
sgle in which the British have depore the loss
OF a, less, &c ofcers and 200 killed and wounded
guts cspiared and or Regimentsl Col0rs taken By
the enemy The struggle, hch ,ermnsied 10 victory,
dsgraced BY the light OF the Bengal Cavalry Reg
aen and the retreat, yet scarcely satisfactorily
plsred Of two British corps Of Dragons struggle
which lsf the csrtending hosts weak and shattered
ths, /, doubtful which had sustained the CREATES,
Injury from the conflict aud which yielded few Of
the badges Of triumph for the vetors ,hs, their oppo
nen,s took position ard fred salute in honor Of
its termination Though masters Of the held lau-
rels are drenehed with blood and IL is the universal
op.aion that two more such victories would De virtual
ruin No attempt is made BY the English press to dis
gase the fac, that the from lnds s OF the
disastrous character Lord Cough has been promptly
superseded In the command by Sir Charles Napier who
to have proceeded to the scene Of hosres on the
2Qth uh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-24

snes Perhsps the most striking feature " inc %AeH
OF the imper. guards Of Russia from ST. fe'e''ous
These men, numbering 80 900 strong nave not aui''ea
the c,vtsl .uce ls1l. They have proceeded ihronsh
Villa to ths frontier, and Will no douos ~.e secn
position As TO be able Keep IN check the d'snee'ed
Poles on the Prui.n frontier. support me
ia the Hungarian struggle, and assume such an s'a'uae
a. snail plainly Indicate the intention o. ns O.1 y
ne .bIcs % uuh.ppy occurred during the last
year. Russian Note has sPPearsd- IN uni'. sos IS.
declare. hi. resolution Of sdhsrins afu' 70 zoe u''
ofi:ls and any ...emp, to infringe it he shall deem
c1srs s,u ,
The entrance Of 10000 Russians into Austrian ran
.ylv.nlA ou'y evidences the d'PO'ihon o. 'ns -,
who ss.uredy will 10, consent to any cnAnss N 'u'
territorial district. Of Italy unless Win 'ne
sent Of AustriA