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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

row TOO small 70 admit Of transactions worn reporting
n, ard upward Is freely made for ANYTHING nnr
Nv recent Parliamentary return the total sm0lni o.
Cheese into The United KINGDOM. during - aoaed 20
Al SIS evil. OF which "a cvts were ifvS Fsi.ous
r.rts OF Europe i565S cws from the Cnited Sses and
IS cvvts from Brush colonial possessions and culu< ne
ssne period. Ssi4 ewfs Of Fofeign European Cheese
,Sere ex ported from the niied hingdOm.
T.So-The sales reported this week very limited.
hnt ssest Qualities MAINTAIN previous value
LrNsrrp CsNEi less inquired for other feeling sus
beinx now relatively lower
OiLs-The marke; ! inactive. -
PosS in inferior descriptions Of Western Prime Mess
A. as 70 s As asst advised Business has heec pass
iRs holders o. these Qualities meeting hugers freely
Ricr-50 casss Carolina sold al 81 ghiy improved rates
All the market - trm.
RoslN-lOO bbls common Amber sold s. , "a.
TaLL0w continues 20 meet sn ordinary sfeady dehAid
the value OF Petershgrgh \. {. remaining Al vs.
TURFENrNE There are 40 sales Of roUfh reported ah1
SPIRITS are M very limited inquiry a. Sos 10 SIS -.
MoNrY NASSsr-Conso.s closed today, N London, -
9it - Z. exviGerG ENcheQger Bulls IS 70 4os premium
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

ALFRED MITCHELL OF New.Jersey TO be Consul OF
the United States the port Of Cork In leu of John
Aurphey, deceased
JAMES HENDEBEaT, Of Mississippi 10 be Consul al
Lyons, in lieu Of James A. Jones' resigned
RICHARD WALLACE, Of the District OF Columbia 20
be Marshall Of the L :. for the District of Columbia,
vice Robert Wallace, removed.
PHILIP RICHARD FENDALL, 70 be Attorney Of the
T. :. for the District OF Columbia
WILLiAN A. BRADLEY. 70 be Postmaster al the
City o. Washington, vce Charles X. Gardner re-
moved.
FREDERIcX q. EDWARDS, % be Postmaster at Louis
ve Kentucky, from and after the 3Oth Of September
next, the present incumbent resigning on that day
APPOINTMENTS ny THE SECRETARY or THE lSTE
RToR.
WILLIAM r. VANCE % be- Pension Agent az Louis.
VILE kentucky, vice Newton Lane removed. STE
PHEN ?. MEAD. Of New York, 20 BE Indian Sub.agent
for the NcwYork Indians, vice Robert II. Shankand
reuorei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
The Coalition wants General.

rarIrT va rTrr1i-d a Nonnq 'Tlf D07cH M been
finally c1r-u ied ~lih Sardinia Marshal Raiefssi was
expected la Taihsch. There was even report INST ne
sian general -ers J. said thattwo Russian pm
ce- would take part iu he approaching Hungarian cam
rairu BE that NJ 10 NAV. n positive taf TIE Norf
rnlav train brought the 9h int the luggage and ser
wants o. Princes chae AMI Constantine 90 btnsefndor
for being transported farther 90 Presirrg.
The W'an9eyer repeats The report hat Radesk would
assume the chief command over both tie Russian and
Austrian armies, a. lie was ieldn TAT also W ile hs
requisite unity ard offend national vanity The com
b.aaaon thus 30 confidently Wm0red was much doubted
however. m The trsi-uflrmed circles.
Some villages Bro the lfi holhO0d Of OmtH have been
declared in state Of siege This severe measure Wa
caused br the rel a-ioy behavior Of The peasurv WIZ
con- moi be brought 70 carry the baggage OF tie Russian
army. 800
Tie faer ZcifrH9 states that he differences between
the Austrian ard Russian Generals hqve increaset m
acefbtv since 70 is known that Prince Paskiewh Il 90
hsve che chief command Of The army No movement o
ronps have aken place on ne scene u War W hunsay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
sev-york Po-t-Omee Appointments.

Jsss ~ istr-a Mo cstsrigs' Co. changed asms e
"C0f -pur. Appointed n Otto cstssugus co
Join Ds'nE saplh 30. Orr. Hrh Hassse. DO ssl-oa
g. JOBS Wssieott Lon. d. Ira X Jof
Rs1snph 80. stsioo; Cou-~s d. G-ork@ crosssr
Co sfs Bsbof, ssfs Co, samuel Jones hymso~u ksns
kgb~r Cgshmsas Ol~da Depot, seso1 Co, Asa
srrh Fnsrfhp. esny Co. Afoa sinsa Cn'oD Onsda 20
Bso~n- Jf s1th Dover Duehss- CO. Whs>l-r Up
pr Re- Hoos Dsn Coca Sad 3rtvh> D.. ). nlsr
Rysa - B tas4fa Co. Gorge Nor bi-nh-n scbohsrs Co
Rcd E3ltarEh ssrsgs Co John Bafssr; south Ws0a, Ma
Co. sppi1fsi Center
s.tsn "a sppoafsf David ysan- We-,rfy-t c-o
Albany Co. rng- NJ. syu1a snJ sppoiT'-f
va Hossstursh Hoh boet, Rsn.seiae sstsosasd sns
appointed lease Bes sat Gfesnle5 ssrfogs Co chsags
c. Jos-ph hsrila. Albany kvsung Joarnai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

~ 5rg flH fsf froT s1raanat Jonss ag isiy. Ma
currsa W u Holmes Csay N Eus'iee, Col s,os n
WNau.0o JUhn Nugent
~ skip ia tres, Hrrrs- W'ui -. My. a..s vsts
a. sap tess5ara fio~ H1rfe Nr-.fs ~ Hart knssr Al
bfetf sfssr i-gaai, f-s faSr He7e W-feTen BouEsT
Rob Nanefr hsi. All 200 d. he sissf,ge
~ ftis SesoiaNf sv Hrt o. SO Dsus and sdy. Veg
ant .tserrs.
4, ihp irlrts, from Lir,rroei Palmer 80 hty Palmer
aai y, L-et Mann, RN Ba'ro~s Boi;oa snt foo bs
n as,t Lsessds Mf,fs pom JagsJ Barley, Taylor,
smith u Jufi
IL box tbon Jo London Mr. Kerr and .dy. Mr. Bfsaass
W. Barron. us sts~fas@
II brig Hgtend Msry from Lsndsa Nj R.Jno' and MIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

II, Revro'ls stated Tat - r-,lrn 70 e. or1ef o, -
E1u.e " Commons Tor statement q eJecra-nts nSn
Il AZ. T--m go o $40. il re --ee-'s c-ac.- II
chcssr sr1 Common cas- ppelred nat ~ - etn-
-re ri --r4erts eCulprs.uE 1854 PERSONS, ~ -
e-r --rrre--s and Is -sorsf ~ 49, 49,
-~-. "a 81 fg le-.1rs: s-i up % Hilary Term ~ NJ
vs.r AZ e-rr1erts end 1871 person. msslns lo.a
III ie ~ THROWN ol 0f loase -ri home il Lfee IS -
-f orrss lr ylsnt % rent or holding over On
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

L. the Commons, June p II, Cohden moved a. 90.
dress 70 tte Crown for treaties trdcg rtucns ~ ne
event Of flgrs cIerres and u.sun1ersfsndirg NAcD
could not be arranged by adicshe regOailon' 70 IT,
the cisDu arntr-uCl and sbice ny the s"H1. r.
stated where his led been adoleo ~ ~
pues with United states. aisO he Mcleod case Sase'
on the European Courn-st and the oregon qa-stnhi
sad u n peaceful remedy, caic1lsed 70 aver
aud that 2oo no % the Brush people 81 80 pune 1e'
ings bad dec AIRED 10 IT. favor 90, . .,.,
Lord P.lners,on agreed 20 considerable extent Win
Mr. Golden but opposed tie notion "hich AessI' hsHs
ROeoucs srd y others suqpo1el' ne hOes o'.n- ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
IrI.h -tnfe Prisoners.

Lord Campbell, after stating That Mf smith y o'leli
and ne Other STATE prsOners. bad reised 10 ecc-3 ll
n u faer sentences eldir t1ut ne crown
~ no power % make conditions ia cases o. hEt treason
in IreIed submitted hl declaring tat me Cf9~l ga
ro.aeas fhe u0ver Of substituting the sfmrL oi fa-
gorsuoa f,r that Of death fHearl b. bed 20 doao'
uat lie Crown noN possssse1 s4c power plt me y a.
ur,uo.el would prevent ingarcu Lord brOl. nam sp-
proved 81 tins course The Conduct Of ne eonflcl was
he asi &C, Of vanity q a vain inan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

We susch very li.e value TO any rsnrn pnateS ey or
dsY cfihe House Of Commons bat sAnk ~ 70 % eo'
r,r one for the sake Of argument 90 Tar tfVu oeSNcs
th,f The re venue deffsaded We maiasn mar zee Vo
ernmen sfe deffsnding The country : no.o'oe Vac
shst of persons have paid tax upon ocone
wheh thew never received We fnd that persons rated
from IS eos up TO Slsece year amount N nonosr 20
ere or railway shsrehoiders for they pay IN snSsheI
ana indirectly II 10 impossible to tell what me norus
owner OF PROPERTY PAYS and what tie MORTGAGE inese
"a M persons are sapposed TO derive the Incomes on
which they rated from trades OF profess oss ana We
onsoer hat the state OF Eng and Scotland has been
Sr he wear, ss and isssand what IL Is Ia lssthe real
voules ssisss where these persons are 70 be found
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
d. The President OF The lmpvna Ministry,
kNITIGT NSTEIN

Given Al Frankfort The 10Th DAY ~ June. 1873
Ths Prussian cofps. intended i1 relieve Landau snd
sup-ss he instruction in ne fga1rafr, - under the
cu4manl oi Lieutenant General rllscnr.1 and i sN-
rarso 10 erisr ilc fsafusir a. Two puiuis. by Inc
hsh roads cuudrrinE 20 ha-erlauleru ale Spires on
me-. len ard by hpriturE ard Lweibrurfol % Lsrds u
Sub.rcneut orrrsuons must o. depend upon ne
degree of aud drccron taken % TIE insur-
GEM forces While Gen. p sclfeid 10 performing tins
auty On Ire IN Rhine bank. Gen Peurker The head u
corrs Of 25eo mcn, MeckerhgrFrrs. H-ssians Mas
saurr and Other troops. VII advance by the night bank
~ invest Rs.fsa tsklrg Ms Carsruhe ard Baden
tirt CONS consisting OF shont a. % Prussisrs under
C-n Count Grohen whose headquarters a. Weiz
will drop down A. reserve anon frankiort stforE
div on Havariars "a M DO b. understood. crle
u,,3e~ the clruland Of Prince Tour and Iaxis The
Prlce 90 Prlssiais % aci - Ceninia1irr ~ hi-i
CORES nr ent @, the C1tagss Ggseffs writes on he
lafh nat from Frar kfOrf hat e temporary GENITAL power
tb-rs Rad gwen orders the members Of tie Re-
ser-v ia StutfEart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Foreign Ports.

kyTss, Nay $50 oss kgs-ss Carter u s
bs< ~ A. Wti-s of C@lo "a 40 Jlnss csst- sa
uis o Baltimore S-sss, s0ros ior Cs,or,s ns. cay
barb ABsn l. sstf os >f0k asy ship shaw Roe ~ 500.
n hes bnE ssts kh for srofs % g. ssn Geo Wool COS
81 Bztlrrnfs - ~ 5-.
Jsso SUES IS tsft D. gees Ros cf ssa-<o s'e s'a
Abs, story iof Boston . D..
Al Port c.so Jass D. brig s7a1t y-raos ofSorsss fas -
FOR hons -r berg sysa rP ora besh ofths hsfseo etss
Do sd Tor -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
RUSSIA.
The Grenf Conspiracy.

The Gazette d fI-il- ChdpeRe Of June b. s8ys Our
correspondents IN Russia inform ihsi the arrests recent
iy made At s., Petersburg have been followed by others
more numerous vast conspiracy has been discovered
having ,s ramhcaons IN the Western part Of the Empire
especiallyM wilma, Grodno Mnsk. Mohilew and Wit
epsk The number Of these arrests is reckoned At several
hundred, among them several m-n Of distinction At VII
"a many young men, students Of medicine and Catholic
theology have been seized many have been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
The GERMAN EMPIRE.
The lnNnI nfInn In The SOnlh.

d. A..~r. aaa. HHN .Ef
Of s,,i-s ~, H.. f. ir.f ant anrr pass.ng some very
W 'Nt-"'' o." | a.. ~ 80, ii.i,.r ~ ~. a. ,o,sg
r-'. ,',-f.-l I.- H.. r...ar-..er fs IN Pn.ssia
'......, .,.... .-,.,f o. rof,frafe an .yecu
.l '...,...rs .,,.er fhe t.fi. of r new 10
.r 81. .t IT,. r,,''ri-. rr4 to e.',,rr. Lee
r...'- H. p ..... ....-I.I ,,..t Nr..r-
1891 NJ, ...n.,- "a .',,,,ari g.cter
~ -, M D., C...,-,,s.f ..f l,4.rI hs,. ora ere, 'ie
i" .' .t ...,.5 D. C'.,.f DECIDED
$3.50, D, ,... ,o,..,.e.t ,...rrff, mel o. ne i0ib
ti"-its - ' .'s - .-' 49,. f'. .,.
inet 81 taf.sfuae- i.r iS.. '-. ~ NM t..
-,'h-. "-fpe'n- 49, d.. 49, an, f,s o,,'er
hus-nr.fh ana inr fh'i.N ~ tu' .'v' .'- va ~ 60
hand u wac AFe'''' .a' 81. i'-, %, - -,
hifs ana "li'f ""'i- "-r' - 70 - &c. a..
W-h,e or '.VN, A., u H.. n N,...,' .,l IL NJ
er.'us -, % , -, ~ t.rr'sr,, e are aid 10
joii4 "' tiV 49, --.,..S ,,-., ~. Grs..t
~ To laf"i G" t'-e''"' -''-'s
Dahe . Co.. r-s-, t.s ,,,, forth The FOL-.
me car ol l.' "-.i.iaD i-..' - ps i. ' "
" ln urucT 3" ill Gown ii' '''i'. .e- I -.
against H' ia 1000 'i''NtiN i' 90 ..-. .''i ~
,ne Imperial 5Ne,seFs % G ,t ,.,, IN ia T.
been c'.iec'to' hNo u u H.N ur :, '' " -
gr.feJ oi marching 'i'o .it '..'A D-.u9. i-' Ut
ui severity n.cA Dr. POO l'i'" ~ '..'4 u' ' ~ 49,.
b. announced ly if ccml i aus a. I"
carried ouL Inhabitants oi baotni shall l-a me oNi}
imposed ON me 90 ,rrf ie Jaw nu'' Hs 'Ae t''iu
iun Ui peace an- e .r'i az faiefaAn' expires 'r az
dent SD that You 1913 l-irn u Day pracedl rAhot IONS
Already ats public opinion declared n so lo-l.e man
uef against irc movement h -en hi4 i'e
that when compare ee.trAi ent menu 1il 80
cion Of e people o. Baden with The notorious cafacteI
~ t1ai condcmuahr and imr ciluls movement cannot
abandon the hune ihci by making az appra % ne koOd
feeling and cuuva ed intel rce OF The hlan'taits'
shall contribute 20 ie avoiding OF mmeo surlbe unhappi-
ness 10 only necessary to strengthen the noble powers
OF Baden 70 order o prevent ne threatened - con-
tost or az ras o limit me ranks o gent, 20 Jew
who are mol 1gtnuus 70 we ei OF uti9' OF VIZ Ha'c
for ever abandoned The path az Jaw snd honor 49,.
People 81 Baden You cannot have orRoiien mai u =
not 70 The legally expressed wish of the majority bnt 70
happv condition Of Baden and of the falsunsie u 20 be
attributed IL necessary 90 arrest immediately Tie pro-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Reported Massacre at Bud

has been reported that when BadA taken the Aus
tran garrison PIT death TIE WiszsT 2e''rg he
Official orgsn 81 veuns says that the report was not true
Ony soldiers shot and Gen. Gorgey arrested
the officer by whose order done and has delivered
hin 10 Court Martial 10 be tired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
sutt. Day L. Co.'S Circular.

PEI HItfrnil LINERPOOL, June Is.
AsHEs-M0ugrea. Pots % arrive have been freely
o1rred since S. and the first import Of new
which 70 hand this week Fi Newi Per Canada
steamer, sold fo-dsy-S9 tbs. Al Sc %.
BAcox-The sales Of the have been extensive a
last q1oarons sc SIS continuing be obtained FOR
beat Western Holders less pressing, and the mar
ket wears frner aspect Hams have been In fair de-
mkrd bar AZ irregular prices, according quality, rang
ing from ia 70 - 81 IA pickle and dry SAT- Shoulders
meet ICES inquiry a. lower rates.
BAkK lQnerciirOul- NO sales reported.
BErT--tes 10 a moderate extent ID RETAIL 20 su pply
present wans, Continue 10 Re made, without change In
value.
CaxxakTna remaining stcsk nj Issr sasorx 10 4,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Doing. in ParIiamept-Irish Misery.

On the sh OF June, during discussion In NE House q
Commons the misery endured by the Irish rom kvc-
uors Ahsenteeisn. &c Sir George Grey expressed MS
deep regre; tho number Of farmers who had been
driven rem their little lodgings, ipumsted thai Govern
meat would not oppose Mr. Scropes motion Tor resarn
Of every case, the names Of the landlords Ae MI Key
holds sad that lO0Qoo had been cvictcd, turned adr
daring the last three years Nc Henry GTaiiaa stated
thai within the ssi IS hours he had led from host O.
heggesi the very air infected with famine and fever
u not BY charging the evil Irish land lords that II
could BE- remediei lei them send their soldiers drive
bach the sbseniees There were landlords IN Ireland who
aid not get ? lbs. 81 meat week. Hear Sir H. w.
Barron moved that Il u necessary provide farther
san support the poor Of Ireland Sir Peel quoi
ofi reports ~ 10 The wretchcuess tie peop sni
ssl Il eaoagh toawAsea the veEesi sympathy 10 End
Nat the parties suffering Ia thss manner submitting
10 n with patience which exceeded belief
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Workins of the Income and Property Tax Ia
Grant Rrtfafu.

We have multiplied the Brush sterling BY 10 reduce
10 dosrs, 4ss would have been nearer, bat viii give
the American public ioerSbly eovree, idea Of the IN.
eenes Of the wealthy people across the water.
Fson ths L ssfps-ai Mad jose IA
return has Just been published OF he number Of per
sons who eonr butte 70 the revenue derived from ne IN
can be sscsrtained lesdng ministerial Joernal com
plains that the Government are CHEATED o. In other
thai large portion Of he taxpayers are guilty o. irSaa
and rsscsl,y his heavy charge The Following Is he
return for the year ended sth April lsss;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

cabin, are, nay say Al le7e.ies VIII The ground Iss
-r-.f11 I'd -, A. t15i b. fl- Poor Houses ~ n
re owns TlC1sar5s are 3D. The gre whom III. Drr,
CORY 4lse aas Murdered TIE rex cts' 70 pc ~.
RI te erc land lr-s f1- s14 iafl,efs 4N1s 80
ra... U DE r---e II -s.--- q o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Canada Rebellion Losses BIZ.


The act expressly provides that where the DAMAGES
wauton, any person not actually convicted Of rebellion
shall have claim 10 compensation We VIII not enter
into the ghs oths question. The Tories o. Canada are
this country are confined the 5h of November They
like for good bonAue. The same pyroechnic
srdor which lately proved fatal 10 The Parliament h0'se
equally conspicuous IN 1851 some Gays Aho sohle
weeks sl.er the fighting over, when there was no
Longer dsuaer when there chance OF certain
positions being occupied by The rebels and TIE rebels IN
fact had disappeared The conqierng party amused tnen
eel Is by vstns the houses Of the hostile chiefs and de-
s,roying them their leisure They marched 10 Mr. Vol
fed Nelson's house for instance and burnt not ony H. bat
church and hall village beside, for the mere love OF
indugine NJ the expense OF rebels la unfortunate
Instance Sic Head authorized such an act OF Destruction
having been represented 10 him that was proper
rbuton Cor ike mischief done by the other sidei and
though he immediately utcrward recalled the order the
schoslhoys Quics Zoe him The Rebellion Losses
Act evidently allows claims for damage Of tins sort To
allow the act then, the condition that these claims shall
b. excluded would only be disngeuuous attempt 10 dis
allow H. But what man, what tib0nai would venture 10
en- political antecedenis 81 every claimant for redress
Who viii whether such o. such person whose cot
taSe persisted Ia conf 4graion, oemohsh
81 ~ some Vndisepllred soldiers their march, hal
contributed hand, weapon, or dollar, or word 10
the rebellion The inquiry has long been pronounced I'M
possible Toe Commission which sst when Mr. Gladstone
WAS In ofdce found II impossible The Secretary OF a
Copserv alive Government assumed Il 90 be impossible
Common will say that Il IL Impossible We canno,
eesses subsequent the rebellion over and nothing
bat she recorded Judgments survive But Mr. Gladstone
With many proes OF reses ana os Sn
ARBITRARY vote shall reopen the put the Judges on
their seats, summon the Juries cite Tho prosecutors
sobpena the witnesses, msny OF whom are ieng since "
their graves draw up thousand fresh indictments nVut
hundred mea learned In the law 10 disease TIE shades
cu ant toe modes OF compcy, and pronounce concern
lug 2s9 persons alleged have suffered In the rebe lion
wfesner al any time or place, OF IN any way NVs n~ SV
ri r4i /. fla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
sTANZAs. For The Tribune.

1.
DTARLsT thou art ever with me
When the first fsiot star Of Night
Crowns the western bills, yet golden
With the suns declining light
Thou dost come az In the olden,
Eden time-so best 20 bright.
IN.
Thou dost come o then thy spirit
Thrills with thought Of me tonight
Blest assurance! treasure golden -
Thou. my life. my dear delight,
Still dost love ss IN the olden,
Eden time-so blest so bright
III.
Thou dost 81, dost thrill my heart, love
Az glows morn with bslmy light.
When from violets blue and golden
IL has kissed the tears Of Night,
Glow with thoughts Of the Oiden,
Eden time so blest 90 bright
Rcysaor.HY. ID bAsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
The Irish Poor Law.

We receive every day letters setting forth IN risial
detat he svstsm wholesale eviction which i nov c
sostpg the eoant-v THIS horrible warfare the p9po-
alton he Ike Of " bch Sir Robert Peel observed IN
he uouse OF Commons ne ree1,ds 81 etsr c@nirt.
ArS1rs or issd prrssxfs Is carried on Principally BY
r,esrs az hsi trfefrsi mschiae" u egleFmnaon and
death ih~ Gregory Cisuse.
p.v Nj Kelly. Catholic Curtie a. kcs, writes, hat
OR moor peors here are sinkirg silently enc xracua
,z,s as grave sslss ssg eye sRs We ssRzeshss Tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Toe America Minister. Co Done.so-, who nas 80
accred ted 10 the Central Power - Frankfort ma -.
faeEe aud erce OF he King Of Prussia ID. pIoeee1s
Ia Br1sses where he vi vst I'll ih- a1Ars OF ne Ger
nan Cll01 s-;iled han a. present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
defamation Of Rome.

Lord Pslmers,on on the that IN The opinion o.
tre British Government, the difficulties which had srsSn
between The Pore ard his be arranged ny o.
lossc Intervention and that such Intervention ought %
ksvs Tor ia object bringng about understanding
DeswSsa ~ goPs and he saljse ~ which Ne sssnsI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

Alto ociocx ~ night, June 2, te Lords paced ne
bill 10 repeal greater part d he Nav gs,on Laws o.
Engsud-ii has become law.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Court CaIendar....raIs Day.

ss,yrRioa CoCKr-Gensrsl tsfm-rraasferred c,g,s.
&. 5 a as 10 H. A General Tern viii use i.
/ 81 bv Indie. Oakley, NaHdsfPoel sud ssndi0rd
ciRccrr coST No Calendar posted.
coNf~oS PlEas-Part Nos 10 %. al the o1d rus.
hsr. Par, fI-No- 10 100. 81 the even numbers.
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The T.za correspondent writes from Berlin. on June
Three o. tfs rotcnl prisoners la'ey arrested have
fr,f bees re'eased-N PETER lawyer this morning
ard NJ suede, teacher. nd NJ Meck,satufg a wsirr-
narv surgeon yesterday. TIE preliminary taves ganon
bss discovered EeAEg sgsulss sgsiasg hen TIE sls
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Jews, Relief BHI.


The bin 70 allow ne Hebrews 70 Sir 10 Parsms1i vi ID
faklng contrary ~ ilsr IelF ols Deei pas-
he CcsamOas - y -
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charge Of more Of The prisoners daily expected o. ne
SAM grognls M Wadecs confines under c-o'e A'''-
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philadelphia Market.-sroek sales.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Fri

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, June ~.
The Foreign news published this morning has
had but Atte effect upon the market The demand for
Flour continues limited holders ask 81 "a per Dbl FOR
s ppuz brands bot no sales have been reported
Rge-Four-a email sale A. 81 S7t ComMeal 10 held Al
- - per Dbl Granthere Is bar little inquiry for Wheat
quote good and PRIME Red al 100 lG1c and White si
08 lo8c Rye-s small sale u Delaware Al SIC per bu
Corn dull sales Of two thres lots Pennsylvania yell
low ~ Size. Oats are exceedingly ou sse- Of Inferior
au1 prime southern a. = SC. per bush Whsky-small
sales Of hhds. az Zic. and bbls A. 2 e. per gal
SALES o. sTocKs-Ftysf BoayG-sl so LehiZh g., e7s
$500 State g. 1915 s2oo state s. s9i $1,000 ResdE
K Bonds IS.
Bonds g. s7s y Gao s.. - - CO.. do s9t 1912 40
s. 81 $3.50 s., 81, llss 5000 DO ll6s s70o do,
$500 Sch Nav g, 81. 81 5000 90, - Morris Cana
81 Penn Township b, IT s5s5 Lehigb Interest 20.