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Baltimore commercial journal, and Lyford's price-current. [volume] (Baltimore, Md) 1840-1849, 1849-05-26
OFFICIAL.-DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
Washington, May l9, 1919.


The following notice of the blockade of Venice by
Austria has been received at the Department Of State
TRANsLATIoS.
LEGATIoS OF AUSTRIA,
Washington, May IS, 1919.
The undersigned, Charge d'Afaircs of his Majcs-
ty, the Emperor of Austria has the honor TO inform
the Secretary of State that according TO despatch
from the Department Of Foreign Affairs, III Vienna,
dated the st Of April last, the Imperial Govern
mrnt about to resume the blockade decreed
against the port of Venice from the 4h Of that month,
which had been interrupted by events subsequent to
its first declaration, and that the Imperial Vice Ad
miral charged with the enforcement Of the blockade
is ordered TO maintain il most strictly.
HULSEMANN.
To the Hon. ]. NJ CLAYTON, &c.
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The WISCONSIN Vheat Crop.-We learn from
uncommony vigorous and healthy. The remark is
made by the farmers that it never promised BETTER
and il is estimated that at least onethird and per-
haps one half more Wheat will be gathered in Wis
consin during the coming Summer than in any pre-
yious season. lLi,caukie Wisconsin, Hay 8.
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WOOL.-Thc market is still devoid of supply.
Some 3000ai000 lbs. Of new clip have been brought
forward recently, but it an inferior article and
unwashcd, and sold at about 10 cts. per Id.
FREIGHTS.-Thc demand for vessels is quite
slack and we have no foreign engagements of any
description to report The last rates contracted 10
be paid for 1obacco-and there is very little going
forward now-was Dos. per hid. TO Bremen, in
Bremen vessels; 25s apes. TO Holland; 25s. to Mar
settles; and 22s Cd TO Havre. The rat per ton TO
Liverpool to load Provisions, sos, aud TO London
35s West India rates 60GS0 cts. for dry brls.
Nothing doing Coastwse, as but little freight is Of
fcring, Corn selling too low at the Eastward to JUS
tiiy paying the high prices demanded here.
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS trans
portation the Baltimore and Susquehanna Railroad
aud Pennsylvania Canal to Pittsburgh, are at the
L ..i..r. .nCLr
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Public Document-Thc Hon. J. A. PEARcE, U.
S. Senate, will please accept our thanks for copy
of the Report from the Secretary of the Treasury of
scientific investigations in relation to Sugar and Hy-
dromatcrs made under the superintendent of Prof.
A. d. Bache, by Prof. r. S. M'Cuoh.
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Letter Sheet prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market for the week
ending last evening printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence be had at the Printing Office
of this paper N. w. corner of Baltimore and lloi-
day streets, (tp Stairs) to-day by o'clock, at q
cts SINGLE or 3 cts. each, for or more copies.
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!Susquehanna L,uaber-Thc Harrisburgh Tclc-
graph says that 395 RATS aud lis arks of Lumber
passed that place on the 10Th inst. Total this sea-
son 3U2S
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cities Steamboat and Car cgulations-Dcrartures
of Foreign Steamers. Packets, sc.
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Pork Packing Of 1850 The ST. Louis Repub-
lcan of the 9th inst, publishes tabular statement of
the number of Hogs slaughtered Oh the Mississippi,
Missouri, and Illinois rivers, the past season. Of which
the following the aggregates;
On the Mississippi, ..............2775 500
On the Illinois, 80. ........ ........2l90O 900
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NJ. NJ. EAkLE,
WHOLESALE DEALERIN
SILK GOODS, RIBBONS, LACES, PRINCES
STRAW BONNETS, UMBRELLAS,
AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NO. ass BALT more STREET.
Over Messrs Hopkins Hull, and opposite Hanoverst,
BALTIM lore,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his stock of
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which
he offers at lowest rates for cash, and time 10
punctual customers. seq
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EXCHANGING have no alteration TO note in
the of any denomination Of Foreign, and very
little business has been done We quote as follows:
Bills on London Esterl'g 60days, Ga 81 per ct prem.
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OTTON SAIL DUCK

WILLIAM SPEAR.
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOHRA Ard STREET,
FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
g. HEATHING COPPER from u to 81 OF.
- YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZIERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS.
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS aud SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, Sc, &c., &c.
GrS-Old Copper purchased June If.
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COASTWISE.
Boston, Brig Isabella.
Whale oil % brls, + Whitrdgc s. Co: coffee so
pockets, hides bale, shoes % Cases, dry goods $50
cases. suudry persons.
NeIy I0rk-Sch. Sqran Ann Roe.
NIdze cases, Miller & Mayhem: | bx, Elder,
Gclston & Co; buhr stones 80, w Harrison; Rus
STA hemp 10 tons, J Henderson 6 Coz brandy hf
pipes or csbs Is hrIs, l. Thomson & Co; mdze 4l9
pkgs, Rose, Merrill & Co, and others.
Ne,c York-Sch. Mory 1Iankin.
Brandy 10 pkgs, wine % Or csks, soap 50 bxs, L
Thomson & Co; champagne 10 bskts, Birckhead &
Pearcc; iron 50 bdIs, Rose, Merrill & Co; mdze 3l4
pkgs order
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Demey0rd-Br. brig IOudl.

DemGwa-Br. brig LOyo'.
Ballast Hides 1913, old copper, iron, aud brass
lot, j Z Yates.
BurbadOeS- Brig Fashion.
Ballast Sugar brls, roots 10 do l bx, specie
$500 dollars, r Pcircr.
Trinidud Tsland-Bark Douglass.
Ballast. Specie 1000 dollars and 50 doubloons,
master.
1Tafan Gus Bark Douglass.
Sugar GA bxs johnson & Traycrs.
81. IhomqS-Brig ViR.
Slaves S9l0 red oak hid, Spence & Reid.
NayagueS, Up. R)-Brig hate Pend@gast.
Sugar lSl hhds, mdzc % brls, tamarinds kegs,
pine apples % doz, Kirkland, Chase & Co.
G,myGniHd, Up. r. )--Brig Susan.
Sugar 259 hhds molasses 30 puns, Wilmington s.
Eastman.
Ponce and GuaynHlq, (P r. BRIG Aicenus
Sugar 229 hhds, II Whl,ridee & Co
Ponce (P. R)-Brg VdndaIia.
Sugar l25 hhds Spence & Reid.
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LATEST DATES-FnoM
LIVERPOOL. May s. HAVRE, May 3.
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1s TH NR q Es a.:

SATURDAY MORNING, MAY %, 1919.
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Statement of Merchandise exported from the Port
of Baltimore to Foreign Countries, during the
week ending 23d May, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIEs.
prasDxrf. af peare

skrnlsh took place on he 18th ut on the frontiers
OF SehIesxiz between . body Of Danish volunteers,
VINO mad crossed the border from Jgtsnd and of
the troops Of the HOlstein Provisional Government
The Danes who said 10 have been 900 60 strong
defeated a. Brons with the loss Of three four
men killed, and few wounded and prisoners. The
Holstsiners lost one or two men In the skirmish.
Three proposals for peace, or, rather, three plano
which b the bases for carrying gocis
tons for peace 10 Il stated under Confederation in
London The nrst Is By Denmark ssd assigns 70 Sehss
Eis nominal independence, the more surely 10 const
tute il Dani.h province and effect its separation from
Holsein According 70 the second which emansts from
Prussia Schles Holsein aud the entire duchies
be constituted into the grand dachy Of North Alonga
the Grand Duke Of Oden5urg Is b be adopted By The
King Of Denmark and 10 succeed rim IN Denmark and
North Albingis the latter 10 remain German State and
the Augurenburg line te Be incemnifed By Oldsnburg
The third plan the partition Of Schesvig according 10
the nationsliries The De@tscA AlSen>iae Zsanas Of
the 81 inst contains the following paragraph The
central German power has formally refused 70 conclude
peace having for ia base the separation Of schlesvs
from Hosten though the former should be reunited
Denmark The Prussisn Government which does not
sppeu dsposed II present TO renew the with Den.
mark proposes to refer TO London for aproonssoH Of
the 8rruitdce
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
IRELAND.
DIR. McIIaIc,s Remedies for IrrIaud.

Al public dinner given TO Archbishop McIise, At
Tuam IN celebration OF he return from his mission Ia
Rome against the Goddess Colleges" the Most Res
gentleman avsied himself Of the occasion 10 make The
promised onslaught against the Government Colleges
and 10 PROFOUND bic project for the relief Of Dis
and the regeneration OF Ireland the latter con
eeived follows
And MS the repeal Of the Union may not yet be deem
ed sufficiently practicable, LEI but the tenants VI
ireland have the legal pledges Of tenure and remu
neraon for their outlay let desOsting landlords pay
certain tax for that land from which they drive out men
% make room for beasts let the surplus spells Of The
useless establishment that has long encountered and
oppressed the country revert 90 is original and right
iul trusee-the Catholic Churchin proportion as the
present ncumben.s fall of not farthing OF whose lie
interest should touch let this sacred fund thus sccu
musie again be dispensed, as II was once, entirely ~
works OF rnercyAnd OF education. (Cheers) ! will
pledge myself fsst wh this simple process, which, 80
far from involving Injustice restitution demands you
will see ere long the land smiling with the three fold
blessings VI cheerful industry spontaneous charity and
religious because free and unrestricted education
loud cheer)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
SPAIN.
Nave aSufa and Kumors

1t reported that the diplomatic restions b-,~ees
spain and Eng land had been renewed aud that the
President OF the Council about 70 announce this
satisfactory news 10 the Chamber
correspondent referring 20 the present state u the
civil warfare IN Spsin, says Whatever msy b. the
future result Of Gen Conchss operations the only
suit hitherto has been series Of marches and
marches which has len matters just where they
before active operations commenced. The Carlisle
have again returned 10 their old hsuntz the Ter.
Ca5rers being Vidrs and Nsrssl a, Amer the former
with about 400 aud the latter with twice that
amount Of infantry and 10 cavalry. Csbrers gave .
ball yldra the Plat celebrate the entry Of the
Csr. into Navarro Csbrsrs mas Get At liberty
q officers whom he had taken. without. conditions Of
sny Kind he IL engaged In seeking out the murderers
Of Condo de E.psns and has snot the eurss Ferer
who was shown % have been Of the chief instigs
tors Of the murder Csrllst force Of 100 go men
under Esartus Ssrsgsta and others At Estany 90
the I'D ard had been there for two or three days -
Gen Concaa's march from Web 10 tha, direction
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Lixsrpssi Gotten Market.

RszVf fsr .sd,s, 20 Acsstss ssa<
aRtss % qsslu-. s-.er,too. spssl.t"
po<ss dnfs i-y bot soa.a<nS The ~syf sAs Of
n.l> Par Up.ss. aotls ~
"a Tbs ssi sao,ssoa -th BE- regarded :. moderate
ss- %, In. 2.os .t.i. Of n. es.s,,, s.i. .sd nssa.ief
.lusei sisf eth eoninsss bot nnt sthoot
noah ND spoe hs u. Ne sP-s,a 'sad-ssy u ssf
Du8d-J % .LoaJ oct ssh' o. that mach u Ls
ac-sssj Ard shsts soas tsssj
o~ pnes 'ai az - % ss' ~ 90 s-' S,.s' we.
Dr- shout AZ mhas, sta l.'ss yo1oruos ssfy a.
nsst lsyi An-rssh, $50 ssfst sso a.ssa,.m, al ,so
sarlf - N.nL. sae IN p.ssa be -spor
d ~ Dsl~.-Gso HsH &C,
nc tsss-y and s soutszss .tssSy .ss 81
demand from ~ tfas- Gas al eCnh g bs e.rssss
apoa AMI s1sss great ~st " ~ fs-
fsa'>r an0nnt ss sqJ iofs- rsno ffen4
as's~ sih he pc sls'o'' ave s.J '.sss e'n'ssss
part proceedings ~ Dsnsi sss have 40 ilss nstsfs
Contributed Jrasax saf nsr-sd quotations n NE sss pa
q ne s.- u sfes, sI-,hs At h' t' . oeng-ss
qOsos III es> u Oe'oces 81 b s-sn ihs y "s
sdssas Of 10 y "a per b,s. r-V sSs pr sa'<s %
,,as. g.rd -'s Don't ihss
nrs.ss5 ~h-h -s have alluded sad s,ssss
-a, hat goat f.-f ssssss ovr 800 sss
.fsn brns rssssd oon.amltOn cbs.s rrs-
sssrs ysr~ su 81 Boss,s sess ~ fsf
ar LDisnds
Il I'll hov-.. b> r.m.a5>s-s nat bsss ss1as
nnssscs sppJ and ssmsd ss Dec -ssss T. 0~.
u qso.is,n. ~oa ne o,sriys< pts tstarsssss ~
y..f Upea ~aol. ,s'.of. A.'ias r.s-'s 70
Sumption 2sbse crop sad ssppD fsp"ssd sssss u,
prsssuf f., .sas ni,sss 'sns u he ssts
sns., sss sms,.aess rsa uP.ass sssss At ~
snd Rags "a ID hxs n.s 1s gnszs u IL rear
sgs br. ssa gsypsa u the bsisr ofts ell
s.... ~ '' s.,. s s 500 az r.sa A.
sr~cusoo and sss Aarsa - ssfsf 40 fssssn
add O sptsa Ios sI To ss.s sf he sect ssas % q ~
salss-Gss Not &c
.sssy,sa ios sssi fssns is 81
sthDst stsufoa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
The Eief nj kresnair.

Herr Smoiks distinguished member Of toe oppo
sicn hss been elected BY large msority Presiieo,
u the Austrian Diet. which al burned on the a.f
q the I'D The Diet hss passed the fourth paragraph
Of ire Constitution which securities Axsnsi
arbitrary imprisonment md Z. equal Ia etec, 10 the
English Hsbess Corpus Act
A. the sizing Jan y ar .mpOrisnamot0n wssbrOase,
forward b. Deputy Thsnsnn-;ha, the penalty II
be sth b. abolished None OF the Ministers we're on the
bench and the motion gave rise to frightened hsous
sion 10 the course OF which various amendments were
proposed On the original motion On the original mo.
non being pu 70 toe vote IL appeared ,hAt BE Dspsiss
were present The Ayes esre w the Noes loo The
following amendment va. then put ani carried Pun.
shmen, 20 lsbor the public works ,he pilory corpO
r. a punishment brsni marks civic death ard eond.cs
Ion Of properiy msy not - saiorced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Miscellaneous.

NJ Mazzlui chief Of the party Of la Jeune ltae. IL
NJ Msrseilies and Fsbrzzi of the principal si.
ian Democrats. has also arrived at that city
The Reorganization Of the Gards Mobile terminated
the lsi int All the chiefs OF bsttsons Of the Gsrde
Immediately 20 return 10 their regiments. They are
10 reenter With the rank they held quitting H.
Il 10 said that the number Of Gsrdes Mobiles who have
not ioined the corps Is under 1900
A letter received In Paris from NJ Guzot announces
his Intended arrival 1. March Il 10 added that he will
retire 10 the department Of the Csvad0s and will not
reenter into public affairs.
NJ Lherminier has addressed = letter 10 the Minister
Of Public Instruction, resgning his professorshp In the
College OF France.
The gersnt Of the Psups (N. Proudhons paper has
been condemned by default 10 three years imprson-
ment and fine OF 600 francs for exciting class OF
the panp.e aRanst hnOthnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26


Pa k-svr- Lvssysoa. p.A :, tsss
ps.s ssi rhs mpOs-aeat the Meta. m.shs ~hsA
as-as shea dispatched Cs.r u Ii. 18th
unasd that ums and "a Prsss ss's s'sss
thsa auiic pate5.
good bon. trade. srg. s,por
part. Of the ~cs stosss even sssss hs, essa r>sucst
'iag p.s Of healthy, active sds ssi .i higher prses ns
Of confidence and the shespn>s Dunsy both
ave a mgsius 10 the VII 10 trade Of ths eeaDtry.
Although the sdnx stsfrdsh~ AAs Of froa
sry sfvsnss thor s-. orssessspt 81 f
Iron supp ant Of
confidently vhsA the smaller
acc. nave sr-sdy estsbl.hss.
Dannx maaA dssssi ss ws,sL ss
md the beng fall orders, s. iss 70 -
wsss Of -hsh latter sssrs hisA ,sst The hhs
.~tls
seoseh pt.. . ssp.ct-s bsv. recovered iron he snsonfy
-p-os and ssss the sea arg tssesss A.s bees ssss
gradually advancing 0sshsf-s soi
delivery, BE- ahss dsns< the
three moaths s Pospst ssofsbs 10 bshsf frs fal ssf
nd the year
Mah i.'th-, per -poa sDI To- uspnss
sasa-d mr. beet chsrcoa ss5 ion
present 5-nsns 18th the Psos.b TIA Soss tss
higher les sfth- nshsrs sS 20 eel sssa At the prss
The ssesstsglv ssS skAs
should sspo- sstrem~ pfsss oi that sr1sf
rates -h.h oil es sti aoss,sis. shy probable
Coumoa Ia Ordinary loto - ss Bsf
oa BsH STU Co As stsss hsp Ifos och sss sgssfs
qushty As ysfs Shoe, troa shnx sow fair sas ~
Os k0 sheet Iron 10 ~ o. Al No Frsi bfsots irs
cash o. ds.sO~ A. o. % Ia yafss
L. Bee, chsfos brssd-. a. s.s wAes ~
per too common Bar, 70 wsss Sen ..o,v,.
We arr, your, snhiuhy siIrt eRothkm
state Of the Leadss Msssy Market, SO.
.hos hs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
The uempstead AFFAIR.

The examination Of NJ. Miller, arrested on sus-
peon Of having murdered bic family and burned down
d, house near Hampstead, was commenced on
sdisy morning. BY Justice Pesrss, at that Place.
The excitement 10 the neighborhood was intense. and
sapdreds Of people collected about the place long be-
fore the hour Of opening the Court The Sheriff arrv-
ID toward 10 o'clock with the prisoner in custody, who
ppesred very pale and objected and evidently labOred
usier very strong excitement OF some kind. The
.uins,ion was opened In small room In the second
slry Of frame house, which was instantly crowded
70 excess The Court opened at 10 o'clock by
Jasces Bradlee and Pearssl and Mr. Lainbcr,son Dis
the, Attorney Two witnesses Elias and Joseph Dur
co. were examined, but without any new particulars
being elected, when 1t remarked that the tmbers
Of the floor appeared 10 be giving way and the audi
ence requested 10 leave On account of this inter
rny,ion the Court took recess Of one hour after
which IT decided 10 adjourn the investigation till
o'clock Saturday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
ITALY.
kIecflons at Rome.

Roman letters Of the 2ih Of January state that slmos,
all the Ministers hsd been elected 10 the Constituents
by overwhelming ina iorites Dispatches from the Prov.
nces brought accounts that tho elections prov
ceeding wiIh enthusiasm the Bishops in many <sses
leading the van. In some places the msgis ses have
refused ~ cOnvoke the colleges the inhabitants had
imme distely formed committees and couyoked them.
This had been the at FerrNs. Ravenns. Bologna
and Csgii Although the examination OF the votes
not completed the results obtained up 10 that date Jeff
doubt as 10 the ultimate election Of Sturbinetti Arm
ellni Gsetti. MuzKsrelli Sterbni Msrisni, ScisOni
Mast Montecsli Gueniui and Brunett (Cic.rsscchio)
Al Corneto the elections nearly frustrated by the
opposition Of the Clergy and Nobility tina, only 21l
electors voted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
NIaxemenIa of Traau..

The F.scas Monitor, hss intelligence from Rome ny
10 the 27h ult announcing that both troops and voun
teers Leaving Rome aud marching toward the con
ines of Naples. A umor was current that the Nespo
itans had already crossed the frontier and had
gsgement with the column commanded by Gsrriosldi
The Bologna Gdr,ns reports that the 10Th ult the
Swiss troops of the gsrrsoD 10 the number of $500 had
resolved 70 proceed to Gseta The authorities and the
Consuls OF England and France ntsrtered. and pre-
vailed Col Lstour to remain At BOLOGNA The names
OF the Roman Deputies TO The Constituent Ascend
were published the Goth ut and celebrated By l0l
guns and the ringing OF bells.
Letters from Gsets Of the goth u cay IL Is believed
that the spanish expedition board the ships of Gssts
doe not exceed 1900 10 10 said that Austrs hss
prote sted aganst mi n intervention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

On the lst Ming Charles Albert opened the second
session OF the Chambers Of Piedmont, In Turin. lie
said The confederation Of the princes and the people
OF Italy Is OF the dearest wishes OF heart and
we will all efforts that this may b. promptly
accomplished Ny Ministers Will make you init.
mately acquainted with the policy be followed BY
the Government in thoss questions which asitale the
peninsula and hope you will Ind IL judicoas gene
rous and nston his my duty 10 mention 10 you the
subject of our army and Independence the supreme
object OF all our care The corps Of the army
pe,ey re6rgsnized and hourshing and vie In beauty
and yalor with navy la my late visits 60 them
have been able % observe In the cOunensnces Of the
soldiers. aud IN their scelama'lons how grest 10 tho
patriotic srdor with which they are Inspired Every
thing ads b hope that tn mediation offered by
two generous and friendly powers Will quickly comr
% the desired termination AMI II this hope deceived
it will not prevent us from Recommending the war with
fall confidence Of gaining the victory
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
TURKEY.
Things In General.

Abbss Pscas, who arrived at Constanttnopls on me
lOtn, had interview with the sultan on me In @
was invested BY bis sovereign with the wee ~
Egypt After leaving the palace Of tns S9I1n VIC -
other hgh func,ionsries Of the STATE, who pad n'm
tneir respects. .-..,.,-
All para Of Turkey enjoy the utmost GsnqulhIy.-
Kurdis,an and Absnio, the tSo most Iuto.'en' p'o'
nee. Of ,ae Empire and which have 90 oftrn caused
upes.ne., 10 the Porte and put i 70 enormous sx
n-n.ss axe both very tranquil Bosnis, in which q
noTemen, mig have been expected, from sympathy
with the aodsvsn Wsllaehian movement Which pro
yinres 4, al adns mas remained npsssbls Tshir Pa
EN-. ts present Governor displays 10 that country the
well Known frmnsss Of bis character
letter from ConstantinopIs Of the l5tn us reports
that the caolsra was diminishing. r.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
I.ombsr,ly aBa venetis.

According 20 a Prague letter Of the Both Jsn troops
bad been cent from thsi city. In consequence of a
disys,ch from Msrshs Esdetzsy demanding q rein
forcement council Of members held On tho
matter under the Presidency of the Emperor
All the districts of Austrian Italy with the exception
ct two have refused elect deputies Ia proceed to
Vienna there to ccnsult upon the future constitution OF
the Italian PROVINCES OF Austria
NM q. COstaBtini. Mayor ot Ne-nzs and + A.setii,
having been Invited by the Imperial Austrian Commits
cary Montecucui 10 20 10 Omutz to compliment the
Emperor on his Accession in the nsne OF the town
have formally refused The Provincial Council Of
vienna has been summoned twice, 10 send two repre-
senialyes 70 hremsir and mas twice refused
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From, At. Lucia.

Byan arrival at this port we have received Niles
ofhs $, Lroia Palladium up to Jan 20 The Legi'ls
tive Council assembled on the 25ih The projec, for
establishing In this Island Planters Bank from funds
% have been derived gu, OF the Parliamentary Loan OF
Tered by the Government 10 We Colonies, has been
sbsndoned Arrsngeme for tho reception and ois
tbuon OF the African sborers expected snoruy 70 ss
rive from ST Helena have been discussed preparatory
10 the framing of an ordinance laying down tne cond
tons under which the immigrants shall be given over
To the inhabitants These conditions may oc summed
Up As follows An acre of land 10 DO gwen 70 es'n
yon. o. h,s own use: for the first SIX months each
sborer h 10 be supplied with daily rstons OF salt nsh
aud ysms rice or plsntsins &c with money wsges OF
two pence per diem and houses are 20 DC prvV ,or
period not less than twelve months nor more than three
ysars