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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-12-21

Our opponents may charge such things,
as they are in the habit Of charging up
on us all sorts Of sins and transgressions;
but Wings should not betray by coun-
tenance, word or sign, that they ever
entertained the thought Of anything SO
foul as sinking the past in oblivion, and
blindly rushing upon the career which
proved SO destructive to the interests of
those States" We do not suppose the
Whig intended 10 draw any distinction
between the Wing Party and the sup
por,ers ola sound Banking system, as its
peculiar phraseology would seem to
countenance. We doubt not the Uhiig
will agree with us, that the Wing party
and the supporters of a sound Banking
system are one and nseparable. rs.
And now will the Wing permi! US to
suggest the course which has occurred
to US, as the proper one for US to pursue,
in relation to this question. 1t is not to
mix oarselvesuP with consequences; not
to waste our breath in uttering warnings
against evils which must exist, until the
causes which produce them are removed;
not to stand in any dread of locofoco
charges, which, in ninety cases in a
hundred, are unjust and unfounded, but
will be urged, repeated, and sworn to, ill
the last dog is dead; but TO 60 to work
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
PartIcuInrs Of The Engagement.

Danish squadron corsisting Of ship Of the line,
frisste a corvette and iaree Of war enter
90 the Bay Of Eckernfori early Ia the morning and
opened IRE ssain.t the batteries. At6 A. NJ. one Of
the steamers was crippled, and made cf.
The IRE continued without intermis.ion on both
side. tn l2l O'Clock when the Danish Admiral Psls-
dan hoised the white hsg and tag of truce on
shore, demanding the 5sttery 10 cease frng and be
would withdraw, else he would lombard the town
The commanding officer, Jungmann, replied Be- He
might DO As be pleased every ball he had was dss
tined for TIE ships"
The flag OF truce went backward and forward Til
Z clock when firing recommended
In 40 hour the frgste Gehor struck her coors and
nt.le after o'clock the l0e-of battle shlp Christian
also snd Admiral Pslsisn and officers delivered their
arms 10 the Dake Of SAKE Goths. and the came
on shore prisoners Of war. The GsGor was ~ gun
irisaie the Christian - gun ship Of the line
OF the Gefor tie complement was 200 men, Of whom
lo0 are prisoners and 20 have fallen. The Christian
lad go men on board. Of whom nesly 200 are prison
erS the remainder fallen
Il Of the mes, brilliant saalrs on record In
the result :. yuma snd LOO striking the DaEEs-
b0,zs 10 the German coors three batteries together
with - pieces of cannon Immediately Afer the land
ing Of the rsn the Christian was 10 aames and
beE up.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
The Trnaedy of Nafians.

There is Wax in almost every quarter o. f4-
rope. In ITALY the Austrians have destroy ed
Brescia, the blood OF her Inhabitants staining the
ruins Of their churches and their homes. GESoA
has been bombarded Tor twenty four hours by the
Piedmontese troops Tor revolt and Republcani'n.
In sPAIS the old quarre. has resulted in a uev
battle. with It's horrors q dead and wounded.
and no great principle to shed luster on The
gloom. DENMARK j. defeated b. GERNAAY.
and defeated where she hss hitherto been tie
victor-on the sea. In HUSGARY the Austrs1s
are more decidedly losers than ever. Thirteen
hundred of their dead strew a single fed; Puchner
has 8ed b Russian protection 10 Walachla and
Be@ IS master Of Transy wanna The KIM oi
Prus,is refuses the German Crown. and ali there
is uncertainty. France stll plays the part Of 2
spectator. her Government making her false
abroad, while By attempts 20 s1Ppress Thought
shackle the Press and gag speech al home they
make ready the new Revolution.
Thus in doubt, struggle, suffering unspeskable'
dies the Old Order ths; the New may rise from Is
ashes Terrible inoompreheDsible IS the Process
but le. os believe that the result vii be worth the
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

English expected IN Psrii vsii TO the Partisan Ma
tona Guard They were received With much aonor
by the authorities At Boulogns ard Ansins The Son-
itee Of the party waited on saturday on the Ains'ef
Of the Interior.
To a. address made By ths Secretary Ina IN "nlen
be described tue party re dsPuiston Of Merchants
Magistrates and Artisans Of datreni toSnsin England
desirous Of culrvsrng friendly rslsiions win me
French nation the Minister replied IN Enghsn' 'ns y
was not necessary for the vlsters TO hsTe an oi'e~
character IN orse. 70 obtain cordial reception lie
ha1 he SAID visited the principal establishments oi
Enssnd and cO1id sPPreeists the iniPornaee oi '1o
in.eres, represented De siist ,hsi ne "s sincerely
ds.irous 70 see established beiEeen France and Ens'
land the .npsthy 80 important to the interest OF he
izo nations and 10 ciTiiz,l1u-
The Minister Of Public works gave orders Tor the
admission Of the English visters 10 the National
Buildings and Parks which sr- Lot usually opened 70
tie public.
In the course Of tie week the party received an
augmentation which raised their number 70 upward Of
I've hundred. They were highly grained a; the way
Ia which they received IN al parts OF Paris and
b. al sorts Of people. A, the Opera the orchestra
played God save the Queen, the whole Of the audi
euce cheering
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

ASrArE DIsGRAcED. w hen the Ursuline Con
vent near Boston was burned By mob from that
city. her journals urged IA deprecation Of the
worlds loathing, that the arson was perpetrated
by few irresponsible rowdes over whom the Sc
date and rejecting majority could exert no con
.rol. The apology was plausible and the public
generally accepted it. But now that a Massa-
chusetts Legislature has iast refused BY vote
ofll7 20 -, 70 charter Catholic College in tha.
State, what apology can be offered Can 1t be
pausibly contended that his is an act which in
wolves no one but IT, perpetrators
The solitary pretext we have seen set up in
support q il sffrms that the College Of the Holy
Cross is intended ercluirely for Roman Catholics
that a Protestants are 70 be excluded from Il.
II this be 80, We thiak its Catholic founders have
exhibited an honesty which many Protestants IN
ike circumstances might creditabiy initiate. It's
the perfect right Of any denomination 70 educate
their children according % their own convictions
the wrong in such cases IS putting forth deceP-
tive professions Of sc.-sectaranism, equal regard
for diverse convictions, &c which we've never in
tended 70 be lived up 70. We favor those OF what
ever faith VINO frankly say, This college is Tor our
selves If you dom. Ike our faith, send your chill
dren elsewhere.
The College Of the Holy Cross will be tempo
rariiy inconyenieLced bat permanently benefited
10Y this act OF intolerance The founders will yet
have their Charter, in spite Of this discreditable
churlishness, and the refusal will advance the in
,erests Of their Church In Massachusetts We
append the rejected bill, 90 that al may see that
is provisions were utterly harmless.
AZ ACT % establish col-s. worr.ssr. p. snact.s g.
SEc J. George Fen~ick, Peter Bienkinsop. Philip
Sscchi Kenneth A. Kennedy Augustine l. McNallsn.
william Logan and their successors, citizens Of tnis
STATE are hereby made Corporation, by the name o;
the College Of the holy Cross - BE- located 10 the City
Of Worcester with al the powers and privileges, and
subject % al the duties liabilities and resrictons se,
forth n the forty fourth chapter Of the Revssd Statutes
SIC. , said Corporation may hold, for the purposes
Of education only rcs estate 10 the amount Of e0o 600
and personal estate % The amount Of el0O 600
SIC said Corporation shall ~ all times Be sub lsct
% visitation By the authority Of the Legislature.
SEC UNI such time the College shall signify In
acceptance Of the 9Th section of act - the
Of ls2i u shall be regarded az private Corporation
for the benefit Of denOginsOu only and therefore
having NJ claims Thst1ver upon the Common wealth
beyond what Is herein granted
THIS section was, on motion OF the friends OF
tie bill, struck out previous 10 the final vote
SIC :; Ihia act shal 60 INTO oPsrsros- sad Aks es
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
SECOND DISPATCH.
ARREST. FOR HIGH TREASON.
VALUABLE LIBRARY BURNED.
MONTREAL, Thursday, April Is

MONTREAL, Thursdsy, April 16
The Earl Of Elgin, Governor General Of Canada,
came down 20 the Legislative Council Chamber
Yesterday and gave the Royal assent 70 the Bill
for Payment Of the Re5ehon Losses, the recent
discussions relative 70 which have caused such
exctem ent in this Province whereupon a very
serious not took place in this city last evening
The euraged Tories fired the Parliament Build
ings, which were burnt down, and the Legisla
tive Records Of Upper and Lower Canada with
one Of the most valuable and extensive Libraries
on this continent. and the Furniture, Pictures, Sc
entirely consumed.
Hon. George Mohatt member Of the Legis-
lative Council, and President Of the British Ameri-
can League, las been arrested on charge OF
Treason connected with the riots Of yesterday.
lMr. Mofatt Is merchant, 10 exteDsive busines and
an ardent politician on the ultratory side.-Ed Tn }
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
By THE AlDllCHT SOUTHERN NAIL
Freddy Committed for riaI-PbiIadeIphia
Markets.
ontence q The Tribune.
PHILApEIrHIA. Thur.dl
= cxsnlnailon I'D LOAN Eresdly hefnrn the !

NOIEttpOnVcAAc "a AilVNHf
PHrLApEIrHIA. Thur,Ssy, April %
TIE examination OF John Freddy before the Mayor
charged with the murder OF his wife ws concluded
this morning aud he was committed lor trial At he
next Court OF oyer sud Terminer TO answer the
charge.
Our market has been inactive today Flour con
tinucs Ia limited demand at unchanged prices Sales
OF go bbls choice pennsylysnls ~ Sd, and extra
Wcaern for shipment Eastward At IS. Prices for
city consumption range from Sd o. O. No sales Rye
Flour reported. small sale Corn Meal st2 Sd Wheat
In fair demand with saes prime rod at 81 mixed l0e
snd 90 bushels white (sghily grown yes,er
day At l0j Pennsylvania Rye S. Sales Yellow Corn
az Sc cents. weight Oats dull southern worth ,, -
and Pennsylvania 81 33 whisky IN hhds scarce
and sells in small lots al aol which Is advance. Last
sale OF bbs was at q eta. cargo Of 300 hhds Cubs
Sugar taken 10 leave the market On private terms
500 bags Rio Coffee II - a : cts per To-
SALxs oF SrocXs First Roarf-s2 $50 Wilmington
RR. 6, So 5000 DO. = $1,000 l. Loan. %, o.
lll;s 500 state s. so 1900 DO. ~ 5000 do
81 30 90 Sch Nav. 6s. i6! 30 Morris Canal. %
5 500 Ches and Del Canal BIDS soy Penn Bt. 3ii
5000 City 6s. -. 1914 Penn Bank, 3lli 40 Gi.
rsrd Bank l2l
Ssooaf 8oara-- 81 0o0 Reading RR Bonds. j2i @ CT
rsrd Bank l2s $4,000 sch Nav 6- lhi $4,000 DO. 40
$3.50 DO. 40 81 no Lehgh 6s. 65i - do Interest =
500 Lehish -. 65I 70 Sch Nav stock. i9i $500 Hsr
rsburs RR G. 36t $1,000 Wilmington Bonds, sil
- 600 State IS. 81 1900 DO os %.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Southern News-Gen. Worth-Burnins Of the
Steamer pike.
BALTIMORE, :

BALrTMORF Ihursday, April .O--IU + VI.
The market to-day are without material change
and the transactions are light AZ former prices.
By the Southern mail have dates from Nsw-Or.
leans TO the lgth The steamship New Orleans was
ust leaving for Lavaca with Government stores, and
Gen. Worth and family, Majors DeW Lsngsreet, pa
shiol and Capt sprague passengers.
The steamer Pike, from Cincinnati for New. Orleans,
was entirely de,;royed By fire At Poin, Coupee. The
passengers aud crew were saved With the exception
Of Col Anthony Butter Of Texas, who Ia missing snd
Is feared to have been lost The cargo consisted of
bacon. pork, whisky &c The whole OF which
sumcd
Bishop Polk hss suffered from severe attack at
New Orleans but 10 now fast recovering
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE Ntw.YORK TRIBUNE
HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM lCANAOA.
TORY OUTBREAK IN MONTREAL.
SERIOUS RIOT.
PARLIAMENT BUILDINGS BURNED.

MoSrREAL. Thursdsy, April u.
The Governor General, Lord Elgin, signed the
bill providing for the payment Of Losses incurred
daring the Rebellion, yesterday. tremendous
excitement instantly manifested itself His Ex-
ceIency was pel,ed by the Tory mob, and con
strained 10 leave the city retiring TO his residence
at Monklsnds, two miles distant. During the night
the mob attacked and rsvaged the Parliament
House, which was set on fire and burnt down.
All is perfectly quiet tins morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

Tho reports for the past year from the Diiirict
Poor Law Inspectors 70 the Commissioner At Dublin,
record volume of misery mos! dsPFi,ng to glance
over. Every page OF this book, which s about TO be
lad before Parliament teens with evidence Of tie Il
emplay patience q the unhappy Pessantry OF ireland
under suerngs that have mad parallel In the history
of the civilized world
clergyman from the Psrish OF Connaosht ssy' the
whole district j. aim wilderness out Of u 900
inhabitants which the population Of this parish
years ago, sure We have not oOOJ al present aud
a. for landhoiers an positive there s not one out OF
five remaining that the creatures thar still live and
move hero may be termed rather All accumulation Of
dead and dying humanity, than wha, Is generally
Inrant hr a nnnu latlnn-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Military Operation. In schIeswix.

We hsve accounts from the Army 10 the ish INST On
the % Gen. Rye crossed the Kongsen and entered
sehleswiz By three different roads His division wa
In al 500 men, Of dfsrent arms In three separate
columns One Of them marching toward Hsdersleoen.
eonsisrng Of about so men fell In with the sehles
wig Holsteiners and Gelsns from 100 10 go men
strong. WHO we're attacked and driven through shsi
town after some ale aghrns whereby the Danes lost
Ak,iea and 10 wounded
The Danes on the ilh, had possession Of Hsder'le-
ben and sent advanced guard 70 AAns 10 open the
road On the 3D. IN the morning another DAnsh force
l~t Alsen, about ooo strong and landed on the
sanderiet They took two different routes, 70 eas OF
an sdvsneed corps Of sehles-is Hos,ien troops, who
hst some artillery and eonsssed OF 90 70 5000 men
They we're srtAeEed at Aubsl snd near Agensund
near Grsrensnen ., the sans moment pat thsy re-
tired rapidly from both places the Danes returned 70
their position, and remained there unmolested-
Ga the iih ssne lev Of he nsa vsrs killed and abou
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
AsoTHsR CERTIFICATE
sCHENCk's PULMONIc SYRUP

Fosr AsS, March S, 1919. ,
W hs'"' Bash Clickensf Gsnts-Yo1 will recol.'
se' perhaps Of my spessing to you last Fall OF furnish
ing me With some Of sehsnck's Pumoule syrup IN ALL
nave now disposed Of all have hsd Of Mr. seh.neK ard
u has failed 10 Go eass 70 give good ssson and .a.et
9sfmsnen' cure Two cases were given up by The az
tending phJse.sns and subject In The use on tbrss bot
ues and 'he other child 10 tbs use OF one bou. were
snhsy restored to health The man 10 now more seshy
man ns hss been for i've ysss past and sppes hmse 10
bis daily work with As much sase As ever
you VII furnish me the Syrup on The sane terms u
oa hr seoeres, you will please forward boz Of two
eofsa immediately las II s wanted By seyersD 10 my cd
dfess 81 sors Ann, Washington Co MY
foon, nc. II L. BROU0HTON
ine rulmonie syrup pis prepared BY J. n. scHExcx, q
souih sirih-st Philadelphia, Pa Pries Oh per bottle, or
siI boilles for t5
ne"-Yofk Depot 81 Bsrclay-sL Bush h Clessnsr John
v Van Mort Nswburgh, N. VI Moses Dane, Pousssesp
ne' II Dr. G. Inglis, Paterson, NJ. an sseod
IN Trss~~<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Death oTDr. CrolIy.

The mos; Rev. Dr. Croliy. Roman Catholic priest
expired on the 9TH int IN Drosheds sitter attack OF
Cholera OF hours duration The deceased prels,e was
highly esteemed by all members of religious and polt
cal persussions, being ever remarkable for Christian
hberaiity toward his dsssnnng fellow eounirymen
and love OF peace and order. Dr. Crolly was warm
supporter OF the national system Of education and in
deed OF every measure which tended 10 tho progress
OF cnlg gttsnment
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
r,ho Tnttnn 1In1l,rf.

C9rToN has been duil durng the week, With far
ther decline Of ID 10 I'D per %. The weeks irsnssc
tons anoun. % only : 0) bales of which 800 were
taken by spocustors and zoo for export The closing
aaolasons of Frd,y evening for Upland ordinary
7 70 sgd per b middling ii, middng fair 4,d fair 3D.
q ,od fair isi god a. \ D. ordinary 3id to sd,
mddng q D. rniddlins fair 4id fair iid good fair 3d.
good - to sd choice marks "a 10 cd Mobile ordns-
rv3,dto3d. niidling - u "a midling fair i.i and
4. good fair O. good 5i issnd ord nary TO mid
ding - to I'D fair TO good fair l0d to I'D good to iar
IItd 10 I'D stained Il % =.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
WAR md BreadstuG-.

IN consequence of the resumption oi ho'tlitie' be-
tween German and Denmark whereby the supplies OF
Grain from the Baltic have been al but suspended TIE
Lverpco market for Bresdstu9s for the ss week "a
eviuced some marked symptoms q resnimaton.
The stest quotations Of bes, OHIO FLors have ad'
vanoel 70 rs I'd b. rs per bb and for Philadelphia,
Baltimore and Western Canal ia, sour - ID -
WgzAT--Uoitsd states and Canadian white and n Eed
Gi4dto 6s l0d per 20 b' red, IS "a to d' Cd Corn
Per qssr,er-yellow 30s 70 %. white 80 81 10 J0'
Com MRAL-Per Dbl l3s . lis The same inauence
ha. contributed to the frmness Of the metropolitan
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
The Money Market.

The nte geuce Of the block ade Of the German ports
and Of Palermo aud Venice, has produced much hue
tuauon in Consols during the week. bu, the market
closed firmly % Friday evening At o.. Exchequer
bills 4s to 5Os p0mluw Foreign Exchanges, for three
months bls-Paris. - - TO - Hsmburgh l5lli to
l2i Frankfort l2l. to l3-. Gold Ia l00Ol desrer In
Paris than in London The general operations Of the
pas, week haze been feeble The revival Of Contnen.
a disturbances is lnierrupuDg every branch OF trade.
Farther accounts, both from the United states and
India are snxiously looked for
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
nfherAIarhets.

TuRPENrIyr-, tons American Spirits sold oi 3l' u
per cwi and tons french at 3ls- NJ sales OF rough
reported.
RosrN-leo0 bbls Common Amber are selling al the
reduced price Of % 10 80 oi per cwt LAID has ad
vsnced "a per cwt Fair a3s Fine iis Extra J'' sa 10
36. 100 kegs Extra cold At 31, 81 New York bladder
Cd ios Ci to 40s o. CuEEsr-Fne quality Is scarce,
hAt the generaI denand rules dull
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Trial OF Matthew Wood, Indicted for the
Murder OF bis W lie .CoNcIrDtn.

CouRr or OYER AND TERNISgR- B-or~ Judge Eio~st,
so Aisrus1 Adams anf posurg
The Court In 10 ehsge. considered that's cesr case cf
wi IA had been ste QUIT wss however for the
Jury he evidence giving to the prisoner
th- benefit u any doubt hat may eNist-
The Jnry retired shout "A. ard al O'Clock returned yer
dic OF liTY, hsvng unanimously 10 the decision,
We understand. on the fret ballot.
Tue prisoner bore tho snncnnce ment WIN nua or no
emotion and one apparently. who had made hs mind
th- awful doom which hs viii b. called upcn to exr~r
tic remsnded, and orders given that h sud
DOnsdson be broug h up Tor MOudsy which
ume Tho Jury discharged, shoueh Il 10 doubtful
whether he capital pending will hen be taken
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Rem uos Defeated

The Vienna journals contradict the runors OF Gen
Bems defssi By The Russians and the aisht OF ais
troops into Wslaehis
appears, on the contrary that the Austrian 'ene'
a. Puchasr. surrounded By hostile population and
hard pressed By the Magyar irregulsrs hss thought
proper to res "a his command and place himself under
the protection Of the Russians in Wslsehis-
he was accompanied By three other Austrian Gene
'rs and his troops were eft to the care Of uenera
KAliAnL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

The Cholers s msking'sad ravsges among the troops
who qusriersd In the temporary barracks erected
in the several quarters Of Paris u, believed that the
dampncss Of the weather hss much contributed 70 the
development of the disease Measures have been
adopted for their removal into more healthy quarters
There At presen, % vacant seats in the National
Assembly in consequence Of death or resignation.
There are more than 60 members confined by Hdspo-
siton t. their apartments
gentleman usher Of ire Assembly died Sunday
Of Cholera
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Elockade
sanguintry Battle.

The CoHsfnatioHHsl no se,horiy Of letter from
PerpignAn- states that sanguusry battle had taken
place At Catalonia between the Royast chief, Pous
Qlssdelsi and Cabrera in which the two generals
were killed. Olaer accounts say that Cabrera, who
had been wounded 10 ths action took refuge In tav
ern where he discovered ari put to death BY the
Emisullep
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
COTTON AND PROVISIONS DECLINING
BREADSTUFFS MORE ACTIVE.
TELEGzAPH OFFIcE. ST JOHN. :
rrr.----.r -. .---- A n

The C0r.jr11. with London papers OF tie l5ih.
and L.verooo. of the ith. arrived e. p O'Clock
Yesterday afternoon. Considerable unavoidable
detention occurred in getting desirable iniorma-
ton from the oticers Of the boat which could not
be learned from tie newspapers Oar Express
arrived at Granville at . O'Clock, and the TX
press steamer Al her wharf here al . O'Clock this
morning
The Cqmjra has a. passengers for Boston
and she VIII probably reach there at about B
O'Clock Friday morning She has on board 1'-,-
0ll in specIe
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
Arrest oftb. .pa,,.hP Pre,,na.r.

Letters from PerPisusn state that Count Moniemoln
and his copsnious bad been lying quite elose TO the
frontier who're he Was expecting some Of the Csrlss
chiefs 70 eor-e and receive him he subsequently
betrayed BY guide whom hs had largely paid 10 con.
duct him into Csabria The peasant. wso guessed
his identity from toe extraordinary rsspec, paid hm
BY ais companions instead Of conducting MIN across
the froauer the Prince believed I'd Ii into French
village where be gave him up to the salhorites On
being searched the sun Of 4Ooo raoes ~as found on
or his person
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27

" LIoHr HATS FoR FIRING WAR, AND Lieur PRicg.
for hrst rate article filing EsPEssonElD's store m
Nsssaust with crowds OF customers Ils old customers
never desert hm bat each recommends hs friends Try
one Of EsFgNcHEID's Spring Fashion, which are
celebrated for their beauty for chespues Only g. 90
for O. hat
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
IsrASr DEsrRrrD.-The driver Of carris.

INFANT DEsrRrED.-The driver Of q carrisgs
W" yesterday sceosted 10 Broadway BY well dressed
ian. and requested 70 drive to house In Greenwic ,t
Upon arriving at the place hs gentlemen and lsdy
with some baggage got into the carriage. when the
driver wa told 10 proceed ,oOs Greene whsre they
got out and the lady entered the house. few mo-
en,s after 10 discovered that the body Of 40 nf.nt
hsd been EFF IN the carriage and ths driver mmsei
stely gave information TO the Captain Of the Eighth
Ward. who proeseded 10 the house aud arrested the
woman She does net sppcsr 10 bo the mother OF the
ehild. The Coroner vii bold an Inquest N The coarse
Of the day when Gore facts will probably b elected
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
The PrnvI.ion Nlnrkef.

HEzF has gone of on retail only PoRE is In limited
demand, with receding prices for Western. Bacon has
sold freely during the week supporting 3' and - Cd
for fair Western. The markets. considerably reduced
HANS srs Of du irq1ry but SHOULDERS 900 OF the lat
ter brought the extreme price Of Bis per c~t
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-27
nrrr1ARRANn PRUSSIA

Danish Fleet taptuTed-A~fnl Explosion.
Hosul.ies having recommended between Denmark
and Pru..ls Danish fleet In attempting TO capture the
fortress of Eckernford The h mat utterly de-
fes,ed and line.of battle ship and frgae fell nto tie
hands VI the former commander The linecf battle
ship grounded, and taking FIRE exploded with 100 on
hoard