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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

DR. TOWNSHIPS
COMPOUND EXTRACT OF SARSAPARlLA.
WONDER AND BLESSING OF THE AGE.
Great Spring and Summer Medicine.
This Extract put up n Quart Bottles Is cheaper
peasane and warranted sold 1t disclose
without vomiting, puIging, ckenng facilitating the patient
The beauty and of this SaTsapara all other
medc while eradicates disease nvigoates the body II
one of the very best
SPRING AND SUMNER MEDICINES
known only Turtles whole and
but and rich blood possessed
by other medicine And the grand
deru has performed, within the last years.
than 100000 Diseases Is 900
considered the lives
dren the past
5000 Of Chronic Rheumatism
1000 of Dyspepsia;
24OO cases Of General Debility and Want Of Energy;
600 of the different Female Complaints;
2OpD cases of Scrofuls;
1900 cases o the Liver Complains;
$500 IF Disease of the Kidneys and Drop.y;
200 OF the Gravel
1000 Of Sick Headache;
1900 of the Dropsy;
a of
thousands of diseases of the blood Ulcers Erysp-
Salt Rheum Pmp the Face Scad Head letter Neurs-
together with of Sick Headache Pain
the Side and Chest, Spine Affections,
Prepared and sold by s. P. TOWNSEND, N. D. I26 Full
New York. and Id by the only Agents for New Orleans
jazz ct J. WRIGHT Il co. Isl Chatres Ut.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
Auction Sale.
BY : l.. REEF NAN Ancrin


CATURDAY, January 81 O'clock P. M.-WI be sold at
~ public circus JULIA and directly opposite
the Coffee house ot Charles Meyrs-
THE CONTENTS AND FIXTURES OF A RESTAURANT
large Clsern large Cooking Stove Glass S and all
necessary articles 10 Restaurant Also the Awning
OF the House. Terms cash. ja2i
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

q q q X 5
T ODGE'S PORTRAI rS-Porraits of ulustrious PEI,
IL sOnages of Great Britain engraved from authentic pic.
lures in the galleries of the nobility and the public coec
rons of the country with Biographical and Historical
Memoirs of their Lives and Acons-By Edmund Lodge
F. 5. A, in IL yols.-an elegant work Price go.
ated Edition. illustrated with engravngs from the works
OF the great panters-bound in white cloth
WAVERLEY NOVELS-Galignani'y P arjs Edition. with
historical and illustrative notes. in large vols, most
beautifully printed
THE QUEENS OF ENGLANn-l2 yoIs bound in six
half Turkey beautiful paper and clear type-a ed
ton, with corrections and Additionally Agnes Stick-
land-a book that needs no praise.
FAUST-Ony copy fhis compilation of superb Illus
,raSns OF G.ethes aust, by Moftz Retzch-sngraved
Antique Printing and Binding, being sylvstrcs edition
Kopitar. For sale BY D. WOODRUFF CO,
ja26 Ct So Camp streot
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
~" To sail THURSDAY, February t.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA-Direct

~ 10 SdH NJ hSDA1 FEBRUARY L l.
EyOR SAN FRANCISCO, CALItORNIA-Direct.-
L The l auxiliary steamship McKLN1, o. FEE,
Fanham master, will sail as above. This @ fT "A
sci fine accommodations for 100 cabin
She has been put in plee order, bark rgged
and will make The passage under sail. She taking
cargo board at the STEAMSHIP Landing in Lafayette
where shippers and passengers invited to examine her
Goods by her be insured at the lowest rates. Being
last saer it is expected that she will make short
passage to California any other vessel loading for
that destination in the United States.
No Storage passengers taken.
StaterOom accommodations he secured by application
to p WHITNEY & CO., 70 Camp
N. BAbout 1000 bb freight be taken if offered in
season.
tvs- In order to make short passage California this
vessel will through the Straits OF Magellan with the aid of
her steam power thus avoiding the passage around
Cape Horn. Ja:3
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27
SALES AT AUCTION.
Beef, Deer, Otter and Coon Skins.
AZ,

FgNHS DAY, Saturday, January 81 ocock-Wl sold
No. 81 Magazine street. landing steamboat A. W. VanLeer
q bundles Coon Skins; Is Beef Hides;
25 Deer SKINS; bundle Otter Skins
cash fao7
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-27

~ To sail WITH DISPATCH.
EOR SABINE PASS.-The fine schooner CORAH,
Bradbury, master, having three founhs OF her Fl
freight passage, having good accommodations
apply on board, at the Lower Picayune Tie, or 10
ja17 A WETHERBY IS Poydras ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
T.,,ure. of the Returns.

The f,royving uswhers of the Constituent Assembly
who have been Ministers, anf men'efs e lne M.1's
a. n. ,.nher. OF the Legislative Assembly, and are no
IseIv fo obtain seats. NM rr0uyo, Chtuyr., f.ocon
Mare S..usrf Gsmisr Pages. Dupont De Iture, Lamar
rre Frs.lou Leon De Malieylle, GoudchauN, hccafl'
R..fiie VarI.hele Tourrei, TrAai. Canot The follow
Ing members who took 81 active par ~ ne Lnpac nu-i
moss nave also failed 10 their eiectous NM nucn't'
Msrrast Duvergier de Haursnne, bi.'uif Fssnr,, q
fules Eavre dupont da hussac BrcsuN De fury. De
o-,..e Clement fhnmas rerrer. DucOuN Berger Proud
hon DuvigrIer, tutTy DC Puyravesn, JOY 'nsh'"i"'
Portals. Georges and Edmond Lafayette. D1eo-' SC
Iarrsriine who was elected with unifefHal afc tlna
nom bv ten or cvsn departments that gave hifn 1' man
2oO of sufragrs iu The month ot April t' lh Mal
feq Il. not named the Department That gave h
brfh-thai none ~ the fo individuals who have success
.ivsy occupied the presidential chair in he National ~
.euhIv namely BucheF. who was elected on he ON '
Nav Marie the eary part Of June, 1nd Nafnsi n Jf'
have been chosen - representative IN tne h'"
On the other hand neither Dupont lde hufel frcslehi
al he Prov, .'ou,l Government Audy de Fuyrsfeau
who a. senior member occupied ,he presidency dnhs
the oi the ih ami 'h oi MAY ini' has n"'h
OF the Ch.mber ct Deputies under he restoration has oeen
80 ted representative.
I, b,s been rsicuatei that so members II he new c
y.afive Assembly are or have been, journalists Two
Carmen of LYONS have been elected representatives ln "
Var socialist who can neither read nor write, has Also
been returned. -
those from Corsica Algeria. aui the colonies IT RVfta-
that tNeutv-thr,r representatives have been NAMED i
two or m1rr Departments. Ledru-kniHn has oe'N
elected n Eve. namely. m the Auer the Hersuii saone
e Loire seine and Var, General thangarmer IN thcn
Departments; Napoleon B0uaporte son of Jerome, nm
three. Felix PysL the N1utagnart lu three IN ~ be
.arirlerfs each the following have been chosen Mrssis
Theodore Bac. Odon Barrof. B.Nlo General 'etaghh''
Cha.ssnup Laubnt Comm ssaire Duaurr General. bOur'
.ud T-rror-iare Ntliel lDr0mel Michel te Bourgesl,
Montalemhsrf. Lucieu Muatt. Ney de- Ia Mossowa fen,
raj Oudnof Hypoule P4-sy, PersiEuy. Roger A N"idls
aud - Priest. Thus t~eniyuine ne" elections must
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
The Rriri.h Colonies.

NJ Po-hgrs hen roe n move for ~ave 20 olln- ~
fs ~ tre h@f,-r government q CERTAIN brli-l g -
r.,.--s.i0rs tie hrgsr 1y uo,ci nE ne - - - -.
t..-l---. grrr-a oF,---...s fhai trl.e - sht - -
,,ts. eie. r-, rsf- "a ihe face of ~ s.ot-, hef
Cour - had h-en planted not y riic y' - .----
Government .tancs. CO s1y Cts.T 20 T,- -
.r--r.r q fte re0rie. 10 ts- do1- - ,ri-
tso noses of Vroc-~iirg 70 tnr cel~cI -. -, 80
o-- u order and % sy.rn. ~ pi-rl -.-s... IL.
,s rout systs-- and -fer qarin- ~ - II i -
.-or,'f al fr@ House o. r-rullf hlr1 20 ~
views be- -l0lg gLt Volif uo-- cnl-rr ~ - -,l---
a. s-esf ~ ~ c. o1rarou he sceeQ 80 g
tts- our Go.0-.e. were te-erf - . --- -
governed f1-rli Sometimes WIN le ~
i,s,o.. 49,. 81 M R0ehgcs r-sieN-l a
uIch .eugrl tie Try ~ cur ~. -. 1,-,irio, haf
reference % tie prncires upcu Vhicl W -. :. =
been exercised. and -l- e1-cis o p - ~ -
proceeded. tL- system Of co4ll 4'-i.L -, .,r-
tinted states Wlfh own Tlch elt ~, - n -
g----s f-rr r+. cl.r-rr flr tnry qreierr-l tlr -
-. .--. .,.,---r th- te.radsfun and lnctf-
"a. rrF t.ev found - tl- Brn-a- tie '-t-.- - ,--
VI Tire scope VI ls aii "a corr ~ -. H.. -
Sllfn Afrra. Aus-rs.l.la- ard Wv -'1-- ---..-4
sc-1 1-f t-- .vsreu. 0f aw s1l culiriri 4-oI -r H f
30 -rrv -0 trrse Coon ne rnlcs y - -. - --.
te t-. sor ~ ne mother r0ulfy i'" ~ ~ =.
-s-r ri rs sre--4r. aod ile theory oi inca Alti-l-
f-suur based ft- rr-r- r.rs N -. ~. ,,.-.--.-
f--,.fr+e sl 81 hi. tH would s1lk nli -l ur to''.r
A. spec men ri Irs .rlars s-e1-'il li .-- - T..
r. Ca.ari-- hr referred fo Canada - l---.g
d-1erf-r-e Qf Wtlca- be- naillalt.', ~. ~
vented PSI rte policy be- recumurriei, ol n--- $50
rat-r III great cor.rcera,sd c1lnilliy- OF lfl'iA'
Mr Havres opoo-ei the motion Al length a. $50 aa
Lord Jul1 R4---I and urlers- - A.. .-. --. d, q
81 Gladstone fr.i 10 i1 be- 80 day i' Fv-" 'N
tl- motion -, p.t--k ,Vto se.
Amer lesy words in reply from NJ koeolSA, M 49, .
-i,s ,hai his plan w0d interfere VIII az! ~ .ll I - 80,
nelts OF any of the C9.Oui-s TIE h1l-e ~'''-''' 80 ~
unYt.0u - q. re Iec-rc by mrlouiy ui -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08

a, IL. lad n.ev reported thar 10 has Srivsd win
most enerxerc psns hch give some satisfaction 70 80
t.brsh.s interests ard which indicale sloag measure.
bo,h N The uav of progr,-. and resistance J. = n''n
t,be h.- sb.n.t with B1.-aua iof leader wend -'
70 bead and brcsk-necs co1eern do no, belcFr now
ever that ssch Cabinet coaA De tofnei win ~
amount OF Try ~.
The coanivAaoe of louis BouApsrie with he Old powers
Of Europe 1. plain The Emperor 81 Ras-ia has acsno"
ICED he nerubc Al Brussels, a. London and even -
yisrr. ami Oniur there : nothing but laadA'ns oi ne
wisdom of The Pr,..isnt In ltA.y 49, seem 70 ' s'S
- ia .- with The raousrch. and hey do not aesiiaie
10 brss ofl But France wiz .aPPoH no s1sA IeNs'n'
- N - s8 tbs European movement wcgd defeat b. u
tie contrary shoad happen wtai "'d OF e4P Pl.'"S
uols -,,t upon "a. snd what bal ui'. We should ha's
once more to up proceeding IRON ne ne'n sno
selfish policy q the a.; c sh'ecn yesfs
The Republic !. proclaimed iu Hungary. Bologna hts
been .ken and sacked Tie Russians sul advance nPou
Farop, although % j. said hat 5000 % them have ~
rendered The report to-day : that neo Pnssisrs are
,lvancing on the pachy of Baden. But he German
mogeuen, : fsr from being supPressed Tie Badians
united with he Bavaans oi ihe Pasinaie and Tie Hes
sian. are marching Frankfort with tho nielfion u
procaimng The Republic and Of conducting iae National
Assembly % The fortress OF Rassdt TIE German Re qao
Ecan. di .po>e of an armed force oi io0ooc men
In the midst Of Ike he. e. France rcf-'s ;he
usual subsdie. he Polish eEcs for The hrst uHe since
iSa s,i forbid. their emoalsknon lor lay They arc
.Agtup ia our southern Provinces.
have thu. given you. BREEZY. The eadns ro.u's o in
,ere.t which now appesr persist to the belief oi I.
thorough alteration policy. sud that within short
uule-whcsaer BY peaceful evolutionary means ,a
only Know. Receive my respectful ssluianons
JULES LECHE'ALifR
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
IRELAND.
progre,s Of Death.

Horrors acc4nua ate iu the West Famine and disease
are sweeping away the people IN myrad- The Frot -tni
clergy iored bv the Roman Catholic. impOre al Tor
their in .ersbe fUcks. the gentry aud nGd eeasse. are
fast sinking t0 the lowest level. some afltni people hear
the appeal. on behalf 0f the utterly drstitlir, bot their
donation. are Instantly swallowed 4p, VIII the cres con
tinue for more" more au1 death seems The only GER
tsin means of relief writer il the Frscs1Et Journal
saw. Ou ms way here ca ed e. Balna. or. Louehrea
and Galway The first mentioned town / found q vast
hospital having L. or u 4auXAsry poor-Uolsrs TteT ar-
Situated part Of The town. consequently yoH can
not 20 % any Ds-ncf without coming u contact "ih
Cholera Hospital 4 person from Aha.crsEh. small
town about fve m from Bsuasoe contracted cr the
supplying of cos for that Union, and such a. been ne
demand Tor the last mouh that be- employed 20 men saw
ipg boards and ~ men mailing them together. Nut"iin
stand * that number cOnssuty 20 Work teFen ou HL
d.ys he Comedians had 90 engage additional cuusc
Tor With their united eXerIons aud the numerous san
employed hy ihem. they scarce abe 90 keep -iic
e number ready Many % your readers can have no dea
of The description %, cYfns they The boards are
ua ed together in the way boxes couainus yeHo"
so, are sent 30 The country by ne Liverpool manufacturer
but not with much care twiih1ut planning or painting
You gd ge bat number 70 or ~ mru "oua prepare
rafIN
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
Tbins~ in Philadelphia.
Correspondence Of The Tubune.
n.,., 49,, ,,,,. T,l,,rs4 q.


PiuLADELFHA. Thursday, jane Z.
The B.ard Of H-sltl report. TODAY one case of
Cholcr, in the Southwestern section Of the city, which
proved fatal The patient was a sailor, and non
resident Of Philadelphia
The remains of Lieut. Deany arrived Al this port this
morn ~ IN the bark Yarmouth from New Orleans -
Lieut. bcsny was late OF the L. : Army -ih Infantry,
and died st Port Lavsca Texas OF cholera, IN the ser
vice OF his country
We have had a dal dnzzhng day, which has caused a
quiet market generally though n Flour there was mpruN-
cd activity with sacs p 100 bhs common Slaie brands al
81. Western i6 10 6&,. Sales $40 bh.s Rye Flour al
= to 81 aud closing az hsler D .urc sales o'ltr
bushels Wheat lo2io l6 CTS for Reds and 6 90 l cis
for White. Yellow Corn 81 cis, weight Corn Mcal hss
been in request sales since my ias OF 2to hbls al -
Peunsy Rye 81 cts WHISKY duh al % 10 z cis
oi Coffee Msrscabo consisting ot over sue oags,
was sold. hut The teIus have NOT ranspircd
SALgs 90 SroSKs- fusf boIrd-Sl.l.o STATE O., "a, or
do, S. 5f 81, SitSs DO, 8 $50 Cay 6, IS o s5,Dpo
DO. lei Keuucky Bank, ~ sloo Tennessee Bds. -,
So; So - 4 Lusu o.. 81 li3; seOoop DO, 20, loi
coo do Ice; Shoo0 DO 6S lli. Shoo Sch Nav D., ti
p Mech b. NJ 10 Penaa b. 1874 edo, li5.; 80 Read
Rs, lst " rsiern bk. sd, SEQ Read RI Mori bds,
81 81 ulou Cans, M; - harrisburg kd, foi - uiTHd
B4uk, ~.
SsSad BsirS-so farm Mech Bs. So 25 Read RR lsi
- do 10; Op do ia On do Mou 3D. ~ Sioto sch
Nav o.. gsi $ loo Lrhrh hur Loan, SIS hen b, VI
loo Giraia Bk IL no Western Bk. So - Lehgh, II
;. S7e state o. 81, S4ofV do "a. 20 Uuon Canal is
$1,000 Cin Water WORKS Bds os ~ yo >lioo Loasd os
6lt. 81 Mog Cana, "
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
Henry Cluy-Requesito Resign.

Atameeting OF the citizens OF Tnmble Co NY
held on the 29th ult at the Court use In the
town Of Bedford rifs0nt any dist notion Of party,
the following Resolutions offered by John Robert
Esqs Wing. were adopted
b. farfAsr Rss0ired That the doctrines published to
the world by the Hon Henry Clay, IN relation 10 eInsn
cpation are calculated. II carried out, not only 10
violate the constitutional rights OF this Commonwealth
corruptng them.
Be e farfh0 Resolred. "a the sense of This meeting,
that the opinions OF The said Henry Clay now made
manifest upon the subject of abolition or emancipauo
that he is no longer occmcd m nstrumt no 10 carry
out the wishes and defend the rights Of the good people
OF this Commonwealth ia the Senate OF the United
States and therefore. the met act OF the next Legs
atarc oi Kentucky he the said Henry Clay, should be
iouuag requested to resign his seat IN tho Senate Of
the United States
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
The Ere manI A,,acinilon.

1t has been reportedin some oithe Southern pa
pers and from them copied into Ike 1Sibuns, that
the Fremont Association, which left New York
Apr,l 4. for California by the Victoria route, hsi
lost by Cholera 81 members out Of ~, and that
The survivors hsd in consequence abandoned the
,p,srprise. We have before us a letter rom one
o,.,hs members Of the company, dated May "a,
,hs dsy OF the report in question which Informs
u. that the company have decided to re'a'n' not
h...,.e say of them have died OF Cholera, but be-
csn,s they found it impossible to set 'hronsh by
,h., route. none OF the representations On "h'oh
,,. members were induced 10 embark Ia the J'a'
Nv ,rovins correct. The report Of Cholera Suao"s
them as started by msn who w'shea - II. l''
,hem. The letter earnestly advises al persons
o;n, To California 10 avoid every ore ol toe over
Ind roa,e,, and especially those through Texas
The members Of the Fremont Association are al
coming back, and eompsny from OHIO are also
returning. slter having gone $50 miles INTO 'he WI"
dsrne,,. /, is impossible to travel there more
than or 10 miles day, aud water and forage are
10th scarce and in many places altogether want,
;ny Moles are very dear about Port LavaeS and
v,,,or;, those which are bcosen hs TO w9'S' cost
from s75 10 slsa
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
DcfenI Of the NrnpOlltnns.

Pglc,friaa ugg g-9 M-The feat OF anus ~ his day
could not terminate more iayOraby The N.apohiausi
1900 IN number with 80 Of cavalry, occupied NamOut0ns
Yesterday We disturbed them daring the night with fe
auent discharges Of mu-krtry To-day they attempted 10
-,rke q decisive blow There three roads from this io
TamontOuc which unite short distance from Paiesinna
The enemy divided hi- column aud march
against ns. the hfst len by tays, The obrr on
rght by Lugpano Between these roads the skrmish
took place which described his morning ln which
killed hree Of the Aings without any loss side
Al The enemy appeared all Wa. ready We commenced
hnng the len The enemy replied with cannon, bat nono
Of gave way single step, they were Hons hxed
Ia their posts. Alier an hours hnDg no enemy CON
menced retreat We then spread ourselves the len
along the heights, and made sitack IN Aank with hfs
well sustained and strong that the compel
Jed To make yrecpats retreat abandoning his dead and
wounded sud three pieces Of cannon, t~O of which
broken We pur-ued him for great distance and took
.eyera. prisoners"
DAsFFto CuFy oy G.ERfeAtpfs sr.gy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
ao,oi,,uent. by The President

WAsmNcroN. Thursday June 7-5 P M
POsTHAsTEEs
Josn-A W. CARR ~ Bangor, N-
WmLiA1 STOWE, a. springfield, MAJ. vice Harry
Chspin, who rec gned On The 5oth Of September.
COLLECTOR
sAxUIL CoorIR, At M.ddletown, Conn
SURVEYORS.
ALLEN PurNA1 ~ salem, Mas.
Prxy,zLDB GooDsE1L a. Hsriford, Conn
ArFRA1sEE yoE SEwTorK
81 B. EDoAs, Appraiser Tor Ne"-Bofk Ci'y' wee
Thompson.
MAEsHALs
ALE1IxDrn MITCHELL Of D. for Minnesota 4eif''oiy'
Ions ~ TwI1cHELL for Missouri
By The Secrei0rg II he Ihfe0oT'
PENSION AGENTs.
CsAs. WIZ. 81 New-Orleans, vice y White de-
ciined.
JAS. HAsKr At Fayei,ylle, sc vice Mcneil, re-
moved.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
PIoyytnRby Moonlight.

The late Mr O'C0unei often heard 20 say h. wolid
drive coach sud horses through any act " Parma
renl. Ia he rre.ent nsfauce bave lus peasant
driving % 1tF and pair Oi horses through one before
,lrrse nor arr sunset, De iAe taN mani can't =" ke'
excalns the farmer II take out the horses and ne
o,g boz the morning. Mr. - q -ure o srize them, hni
th-ui DON'T sure the land VIII remsin ice. ind DO" an
to rav my rert Here were great difficulties io be
haf The Irshman'. native Wit sud tact did NOT
f1r-ase Ln turning lo hls wife, lc cNcialn- nave d.
Rddv-Il p.ow ty m01ri ght"' TIL. modern tlous sh
not araran 81 scire Of Captain star ght' accordingly
resolved f0 work by isht, aua steep by day. ne
neil ghb0r. were soon Initiated into e mystery oi defeat
iu liuf. taN-uen oc genus and the result hn.
been faf IA week within few miles o me good loNu
o N-nagh both p.Dvss and horses m ghi - seen fnng
wv INenagh Guardian
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
The Eall oil Halaxnn.

Ine NAfn GGssffs 0i the 3th the surrender
ol bologna by ctulu af0u th. iGfh, TIE lJhJ
after almost uninterrupted conflict Of eight days On
ne lo The general bouDardm mrnt VI TIE town commenced
Ater hail an hour had "a tpired a while Gag seen
waving rom The ApostO c Palace. which s The sea ~
Spfefnmru and soon altrfward similar Gage were seeu
on AT le churches An hour sfeTwaTd = depuialon
frtc-cl he1dglafrfs as@lng for cessation uf hoslr
t-- An answer retgrn.d that i, fhs next DAY.
iphl th" Town had not surrendered al N ne BON
Dtfdneut would fecDmme.ce. Ou the s.h, Al 0clocs
more nHinrrpus deputac0D. vh Cardinal DppeI0ni a.
- bel, made ~ appearance bringing the submisson
VI iAs city capful at0a was tLen signed by which
ne gates Of san Felce, eaeno and Casng Joni. we're
A. once giFea Gp 70 tie imperial forces al ibe guns q
the town 10 BE- transferred s1i kep al the Apostolic
fAi.cr, whore hey were - be- guarded BY The troops a
De me- pe cAfabin"ef- snd toe Clyle Guard tie -
z4iar ropp- 20 take TIE Dsfh Of fidelity Pi1s * all
nfe-ars, Ac O be brOustf a. tic Cast lone gale where
hey were ~ BE- yed ~ special commission com
p.sed VI Austrian Offcsrs ard inhabitants at BOLOGNA
None " t- nhaDants Wete 10 bee mDestcd By the
nan troops AL lha stPustons Of the cspitu,stlon
CARED cut
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
GERMANY.
The Recent Deposed.

The Frankfort correspondent Of the Ionds Ifnes wri
ting the 9th Only ~ members voted to-day on
the decisive motion by which The present Central Govern
meut ~a- be- abolished snd crested, and l,
The usual number Of the Radicals, sucrd to secure de-
sion in IL favor The present regent lhe Afchduke
J0hul depO.ei second j. tO come n, tp carry Out the
Constitution aud O that The ELECTIONS taAe place
aud remain IN his ~hce after f. meeting Of
the new Assembly, the sovereign Of the largest OF the
that have acknOsied ged the Constitution does not
choose b. place himself al The head Of these Consu-
uOnai" Sfsfes a Emperor.
In the ung of the 18Th. Herr Graye President Of the
Council dec are that the Archduke Regent IN The hope
anicabe arrangement Of he differences respecting
the Constitution Of the Empire had thou gt ~ ugnt 10
.cud a courier his Prsslan Majesty and that The answer
o. Oysrures would guide tO his uiterOr con
duet A. for tho Ministry Of the Empire, conceived H.
self bound 90 remain temporarily ln power, noiwth.
standing he dsirust implied n the vote Of tho National
Assembly
In The .nng Of Frankfort the 2st nearly ali the Con
ssrsaye menb.r- Including Baron Gagern gned their
seats proposed and earned that the House
should adjourn 10 the 2lst Of June, but the majority not
beag sufficient a. constitute it legal one tho House sd
ed Ia ne Nav
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
poipr. of Parliament.

IN ihc House ot Lords on Monday, May r. me MAJ
gus of Lsnsdowue, in alluslon 90 iAe outrage upon
ie Queen. sa.l it wss discovered. inquiry iriu
the crcum.taaces attending tie hafel. attempt oi Saf
uriay. nothing to justify commliia ior hsA EeA-ui.
and he lhoCgm 70 would De- hrsl io iesFe inr con-
iempuhle criminal lske the consequence OF r. cfu-,
lh0i giving 10 il lle ncloucty u Which lie va per
haqs ambitious
The Q4frac upun her Mar>if >atr1ay ea4 here a.
70 reason Hcquesce he belief mai me person %
discharged the plsru'wh DO made tls ca-oaoc Aurn -
wi rh ss remarkable ior - basele-- il-n ior -
srr,s-,rv-hai loaded Ore deadly instrument VIII ball he
va. s-e 10 le attempt Lad brel o different and. that
be .had have lad ne cgrls assent oi the House % az
address her Ma sly, culgfallslus her Msrsy upth
having under ile care " Providence, rs g lu. DEAN
on ms occasion, sc.ec ~ h her usual coolness aai
courage.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-08
wh,, ,he French soldiers Think.

The same writer says cannot help believing hom All
hear that the soldiers not quite satisfied WIN ne
cause fJr which they hghung snd That many declare
that they have compe etey deceived The handsome
manner u which prisoners treated by ne Roman
people and pressou- Of attachment for France winch
they heard every side have made strong sensation ~
the camp and more than inquiries u % he usi and
night that a Republican Government should c0mp-l
another Republican Government 10 accept mnnaieh
whom it had deposed. Soldiers do not understand h"
restoration Of the spdmal head of he Rnnsn Catholic
Church or the subtle doctrines by which Thing yicions
In ons .eu-s becomes sancuhed In the other. All ihey
know they told they coming 20 hKht IN"
Ausfran, or he Nsapolifanr = Get at monsters who
had proclaimed anarchy Rome. and they -"e nat
neither Neapohlan, are In The hed again'i
,rn and they eau from the liberated pnrou"rs thsi the
ftsyerumeut within The walls IL humane and generous