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New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

II PURSUANCE ofan orier Of Tho Surrogate o fe COY
] New Nnrk. nnftr hereby gwen to AT rr'nf Htl ean
JOSEPH WEAVER of the CTS NrN a rr 80
vouchers fDrrn f1 fH faHsf % h
ofcs rro- ant Nassau sfree pc lf q Yea
YORK on or before fr uy fr ty 90 l.f ufft ia-t Ne~
Nors ihr ash day of fJanaafy, lsr lhoNA' flhAlh.
1I
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23
lANfrrr MnTE- Alm-a-.lrll,.

yN PURSUANCE OF order Of fh~ sHrot- of Pho ,ouly e
her-s gwen tn sl Nsss s t'snsi
THOMAS BowsER late of Che c} OF N-v fofs a-,--,.e.
So 81 Hruai~s, s CTS of New fors Hrf. Ne
dsy Nay uestDaei Nes i1rs ih- 2 fay oi oieef
i.4z rug7 iswtinf1 JANIS MrCtNF SWIM ks-rut,s
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

~ "N'f" III NsAtr f.r-aef f.nsf l l- .f 90 t..r
- C0ru.a f-ts sni 90 t.- tfl s.f d. ..ft II -
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i'IrfN -H ae '.r.t--a tf s.I .- l..I n..-.. . =,
-fi l''' NALht A. IfNukllk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

~ To Ladies.-M. Govs NIcHots's next Lecture
vii be At h-r wsorCure eas- 81 TeoIh-st on Friday,
"a s. M ~ .sC
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

CoURr or COMMON PLEAs-B-f,re Judge UlshoefFer
H. n NlaH. Vs. 4 o. f'rHTas sa.f lch hs. areaiy
referred O.. st Mr Ala obtained utgn-u en-Cufnr
AGAINST NJ hctott- tf-si, H0usft--t all Brnateas
ar' ai th- stack NJ Man .elo formerly. u1-rsioc
he employ 90 VI McC o have previously p-rrba.@i o.
s1t aras aoa it rcrlt-d lrt~-ac- that tle
"a aot bona tie. To te coa'la-i tais leF-llol.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-23

TO ALL WHO sre afflicted Win the piles cysents-
~ sgae AID fevef rlruusfsm rleumsc goul scrO-
la or kings evil, Or any " The diseases Affecting the hu-
man system would do vel 10 call 81 the g-tried sn well
ROW Pharmaceutical and Medical Electro Magnetic Is
ssJlithme1I Of DR. n APELL
lei 3ms ~ Cherry.st cor Roo.eve.f-,t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
INDIA.
The RnfIle OF GOOiernt.

The hi monthly mail mas not brought intel gence II
any great interest beyond the details Of the victory gain
ed 5v Lord GOugh-n0thing beyond The tact u .ucn
.cfory having been gained being previously Ano~n--
We learn that Ou the l-h Feb the Bombay column ar
Al q. Ramauygur and the whole force speedily
closed up On the zJta, Lord Coughs army amount
ng ~ about p 40 men with 100 gum Of which third
yr az the largest cab,r advanced within four miles
o the eneny and encamped for the night nearly as
oossb!c IN order u battle The -khs, IA al number
ng about 6OO0-Of whom probably not one-nai de.
.Tved the name # sodiersEith ~ guns " which ~
.ere 4.ght-pounders and under lay encamped around
Gooerst With their tanks well protected ~ deep va
Ter courses.
On the morning Of me 2ls, the Brush army moved
Out ~ the attack rs Inc extended about three miles
10 enrth the OBJECT Vas 20 penetrate the -lAh
slrh heavy csnnonade the infantry being KEEP,
ou- III tie reach u the fire. our heavy eighteen
FOUNDER. speedily si.cnccd ne seven and eight
loi,rds-, Of the enemy and al our artillery pushed
Ia -suiIg The Il.anfrJ then advanced and drove the
EMMY before them capturing az The Vlsges between
.ud occurring Inc town u Goolerat Inc cavalry dlg-
.ior vas cent l p1r.uir and continued hang the
rear " The tying TOR ten miles from The field, when
darkness prevented farther operations.
OF 1I guns 5roughf INTO action that morning . 70
ms.lei j our camp. Inc camp i9uiture and tho
sa1s-e AID 14cgag--cafe Wlrh ~ ea0rnous amount
.f ammunition irl into our hands Csurrur -ngh anf
-here singh sre both reported among iae wounded
one 4 ,le -ons Of Do7t Nahorned also wounded,
md ied with the remnant u auxiliary iOrces scross
The Jehsum and toward A-tocz -hlie another son.
ano mad AIDED BunnOo has evacuated that Province
and returned 20 Pe.haUur. Our oss wa Ohcers ana
= men killed wlfh q officers and 81 men wounded.
That " the enemy must have BEEN II les.t iour tunes
tbs number
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
AUSTRIA.
Triuunh of the hungarian.

The letters from pcsih and .cnna N me German p'
pers counrm tn accounts o. me successes ~ vac nun
sarians AZ W.tzrn and oftne desiructon wnch tnrea
-. rbe lnrerinl t-nv before Comorn. There Is poe
-,ye news Of event.. the details of wnich and ne man
,., In which ,hev were brought about are stA Win
heid from public notice The Ban o tsoua "no-e 20
non va of late on the Railroad Line leading from
P..-b 10 Albert and Cz--.ed that = - lay on the .e
ran. ,t rh. Dauu., mu-- suddenly found o pe
op The right bank Of that river Nor Is u PROBABLE ne
,,d have Omitted hs former position anu tF'-7eu inc
r-,,- tr,le.. conpelad hy defeat
mo Iitfrc.rsn Generals, Neitcr and Deinnin'Si ~
I'm, M fbe ~. u Baron Je.achlchs corps have
't,,,., cro4.ed the Danube snd occupied We--eH'urs
n, be- sorl. the Han-arians had turned .iiner "l--
nj ~ Au.-ri. army by flank march and buiafe-ii
mich few DAYS a-o formed The center 81 Tie opera
80, of ei-her army il now ia ihe rear u the scele Oh
- md of lie Nagyar forces. Ine Imperial Army ne
.,--ng C,lnorli-ani which beside Lac nesn weakened
M ,-,,,- hich II. comm arder zen W ohlEcillin
80 iiiya5 fo -.nd 20 Gen. ksm5eI- who cndraFo red
..,-s ,bs .,,roach u he Hul-auaus from NMfzen
- -. -,ly, exposed % tlFeeioli attack nom re
~ ,be south aid irom the garrison Of he fortress
Ii The country surrounding Comcru j. az but IN
49, b,,d. Of the Magyar snd C0morn = buiSo leagues
~ ~, al he death Of The Austrian Gci traiz is
- hv -h.. DAYS post Tie Wa hf by bullet
ii -, of " si-zel and died n The o. almost
"a - The Imperial party among the Inhabitants
. T,b 80. QUITTING Tie Hungarian capita aad ~ M
=, Gran AID even % Aaao an Fre-1aF.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
,0,coI Of the Republican Press.

We translate for The .IribaHe the following app'N'
from The D ruo.ya,e Par97ae Of April j..
The Reaction has declared war OF determination
against the Liberty of The Frees
The Proclreurs- General 81 the Republic boldly ave-"
that The intention Of The Government 20 make nn rnd col
certain iournal--uamely those which are moot committed
m , devotion 10 the cause % Democracy and Revoll-
non
These Journals have been sIcoessiveiy visited 10y hh'
,o..nornous ~ 10 be equivalent 20 conhscauon ihe pun
i,hmen denounced against their writers = that which th"
Isw reserves for maciactors-
Neither fhc Restoration tie Monarchy oi July n
their worst days have given proofs Of 50 ardent an
aulmosiy sgaiu.i ihe'Press
n, view, of this systematic snd aggravated persec lon,
which threatens 20 break down The most powcrin. m'"
n,.u Of hc Republican propaganda and 90 annhiaie me
r,,. precious liberty conquered by the Revolution the
organ. Of the Democratic Partisan public assembled Ia
committee make az sppeal 10 the pstrsusm Of al friends
of he Republic. TO organize IN defense OF al hAensne
,ehf con.ccraicd hy the Constitution aud hasten 20 the
Assistance of The mcuaced Press
For the purpose a subscription has been opened in The
Office. Of The undcr. gned journals The Democratic Press
NJ The Departments b. invited join 10. efforts 20 those OF
the Partisan Press 10 this commoa work ~ devotion and
consolidation.
a Committee. composed Of representatives. and dele
,s,,s OF 20, Press, is 90 ceniraze and d.,
n butte the funds
Ia REyORME IA DEMOCRATIC PACiFIQuE,
IA KsrTsLISUE. - GosNuSt :9s5.Lk
IL FOrULsIRE. LECOLE tOLlrQJt Dl PEJfLr,
IL JOURSAI Dg IA YRklL RIP BLlStE,
IA REVOLUTI0S pEnocRAIiSuE FL soclALE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
The Old Order in Tuscany.

Tho N0utepy announces that the French Government
ha- received the following elegraphic dispatch dated
Narseilcs 10th inst o'clock. A VI
The Miniaer Of France 20 he NH'ae' for Foreign
ATars
.FLoRENcE, April IA reaction 10 favor OF the
Grand Duke has taken place ~ Florence. he whole
population pronounced with enthusiasm. VI Guerszki
i kept prisoner 10 his house. The Assembly u lis
solved 1 deputaiion has proceeded 20 GaAta
The National Guard Of Leghorn ha. been mollALed
for the defense OF the country.
The p1frs -avs. . Our last accounts from Florence
give Us the certainty that At the momcntwc an. writing
these lines the Grsnd luke OF Tuscany - returned 70
his capital ,
II was reported today says The Pq'1e Of ast even,
ne that the revolutionary government OF Leshorn had
been overthrown by the people themselves - that oil
Florence had been before o.
We have letters from our own Correspondent from
Turin OF the 18th mt ln which he says cfiers from
Florence have usi arrived a. the ministry announcing
fhsr the result Of collision between the Legh0u 80.
n,eers and the popusce in which the latter prevailed
was ihe estabI- hment of municipal council composed
of rson- devoted 10 the Grand Duke az the ncad oil
whom are Bettini RcasOh, and Capponi Who had a..
uned the government Ia The name Of the Grand Duke,
AMI that Population was on the point 0l -ciihs OUT
o. bring him bark 90 Tuscany
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
DENMARK.
Farther Rout Of the Danes.

Accounts from -chewig state that ON the Ism the IN
portanf entertainments on The Duppeer nights were
siormed From half pl-' tour to half pact nine VI me
Germans PLAYED upon them with their hgntheld pieces
.h. Danes replied both with heavy and light artillery
The Danish superiority iu weight OF metal exposed the
German. fo considerable los About 10 AN two
columns Of Bayaan. and -axons were formed 10 assault
the nights They moved rapidly and steadily up the
steep and broken ascent, the summit 81 when was
crowned with brea-twork. and cannon NOt"ithstand
in the nce-sau firing made lane, through their ranks
they carried their point
4 number of prisoners were made and the captured
cannon were turned against the Danish ships in the Bay
0f Assem- and their entertainments on the island me
retreat of the Danes effected IN utter dsOrder-
They and their coDquerors rolled IN one confused macs
toward the bridge OF boats which connects Asen win
the main. To prevent Alsen being carried also by
storm the Danes hrcd upon their own troops ms oc
cns;oncd the taking great number % prisoners oy
tho vctor- bur added considerably 10 tho loss by killed
and wounded on both sides. Tho combined German
and Scheswig fI0stein troops did not exceed foOV
men and tho Danes posted the strong position on tbs
Dnppeler he shts numbered 5000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

rsri -i-hf ~ s'cQs watch vss ch0k.i up WITH oh
r-rr..a. and had come to series 90 dungeons under
t-r vaults deeper stu snd which immediately hrolSa'
90 my ini The prsons o' he DoS, lnt,g .hc cans u
ths bu 90 - c-1s ~ Venice oly tast here there wss
q sup s,sln- horror
saw nm 'sidri n o.4 masonry. automatically
arranged I'VE SKELETONS various recesse. ard TIE
Clearance han only just begun the p,noi Il their in
serfion THIS splt must have been more than century
ir1 hale From another vau.t iu- q skaAs and scsi
tered human rtaia.a. there shs Shout four feet
square scen4as pcrncrtc-lAr.y -o the nsst door u
f-e building and rulas in passage ~ thc hall ~ the
canccrv "here irap-door lsy between the iuouna.
i. rhc way INFO s,..e u rooms destined for u
,le officials TIE ohcc ID fhis shaft could sdn.f % bur
sErrulse The ground Of ae vault WAS made up %
dccaVsd animal matter. lump II hlch held lmocdicd
% - louE s.Nen iocN uf hGr. as found ~ personal
elimination - 10 vas shovrleG up from below But
that D. not al there two isrgc suhterrsncsn lime
N.us i : may 81 cal. them. shsQcd Ike beehive m
na,,ary raci VIII isytrs oi ca.c.uet bones forming
fhe sub.-rsru1 of Two other chambers the groGad
door go 5o immediate vicinity % The very mysterious
.lsit above mentioned 80 L must oe remembered ths;
~ late -hc power Of The Holy nquisiiion even IN Rome,
was greatly is.en from u former high estate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
nj. i.ihcrgtiOn.

Tho Jury retired and after 10 the Judge returned to
receive their verdict but it not ELECTROMAGNETIC
Jurors bad not agreed, nor was there probamliy oi
their doing So OF they were locked up Ion the
night The next morning the Judges took their seats and
the Jurors we're summoned. Stl there was no verdict
Seven were for absolute acquial and hvc were Tor
modified verdict Of guilty. medical man having de-
clarcd that farther imprisonment would permanently
nurc the health II might boz, cndangcr the HE OF one
Of the Jurors. they were discharged Nothing could
exceed the delight of the mulutudcs within and win
out the building as this became known An ap
plicaiion was made the part OF Mr. pufy To bc Hd
miitcd 20 bail which accedcd 10 at once 10y the Al
torncy General The bail demanded and given was
SlOl0 from Mr. DuAy and two surciics IN 1'F eech
The bonds having been perfected, Mr. Duty alter ten
months imprisonment emerged at last into the open cir
The transport of the people at seeing HIM outside hr
prison walls was mhounded They pressed around MIN
and ior some time cfcc,ualy mpcdcd his progress but
more considerable kindness soon prevailed and ne was
allowed To proceed 10 owcd only hy their good wishes
and rrvent praycrs For the TWO hrst days alter ms
liberation he was confined to hi room but l. no" sum
ccnty recovered TO his numerous friends though
not vet able % take exercise in the open air
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

r.-r. from Florence u The i0fn INST -rate mat d
French steamer from Gaeta lad landed me secretary oi
-ba French Legation % Rome ~ Clsiis 'eccnia anu
,bsr 10 had Immediately III Tor me capita ~ " a.
"a =. - - 5ssre- al the rlr.matum o. the foreign
,e~. o- he r,esta1lsnmert 10 the Pope j HpPrai'
ihat simultaneous movement hss been affaAs'l IS
tween the uowers ne French were ~ occupy D.I.a
Vecchla sud Ancous the Au-trans' feifafa ~ -
-. 80 .-~,-ie- On rho arrival of the steamer
4~o~, Gaeta another steamer vas nfnf7i.aitly '-s
patched 20 Toulon aiih orters . Wa ~ ~
he sxpedtionsry force. CiTlta FeccHs "a' ''i1-
-- p,.,.,-. Of Rome states that the iolo"i - arc
-. II the te-Ins imposed By rance and Elg ana %
mo Pope "a the conditions 0n Which my ~ al az
r.turn = Rome A general srInist.ce. eonipre -
- 1.-,.-r frriolabs.-y Of political liberty. aDol
, m the holy Office and ecc.e-la-tca- Tribunals except
= ~ aa-rr Of the Clergy AMI ne suppression q pro
--4e-.rv religious orders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
TURKEY.
The Turks Aiming.

A letter IN the Load0a M0rH'1g P9" from Bruss
A,.a,ic Turkey. dated April g. says
The chief news ia hrman In progress Of execution
Tor military conscnption the most sweeping ever
Known here during period VI peace All those Mus
.ulmen liable 20 service under the designation Of r
DIFF or militia are called upon % proceed 70 Constant
nople within fourteen days leaving their homes prop
er, and families af ouch abrupt notice the charge
Of friends or wh0n-Oevcr else they can md otherwise
20 Providence many oi the poor fellows who musi
ron the ranks. actually dong, shutting up Their
bou,es ia despair finding no able Trustworthy 10
AXE charge OF course the population Is - loss 20
account for this gncommoniy sudden call for men, and
he question : generally asked 81" Are really 70 60
and yhf the MlscoyO Gha0ur. In such case u would
AZ east be- fair % et he know
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Lord CIarendon-~tais of ireland.

The unexpected result OF this last state trial has
thrown the Government into dismsy-unpalataole to
all il must De doubly 10 Lord Clarendon. and deeply
moruiyins lie has acquired an uncnviable notorie'y
for himself without bcnchtng his party by ms conduct
with regard TO Mr. Duffy. The papers ray he Is con
fined 20 his house by illness, aggravated probably by the
III success Of hs beet cAor. and the threat held oui 10y
IN. Irish members OF bringing his iampcrine Win the
Jury box under the notice OF Parliament humois are
becoming every day more ME as 10 the Insecure tenure
hv which the Wings hold Office Knowing their own
want of stability they fear to press the "rstcnaid
they have therefore determined 10 give up in defer
cuce 10 the wishes of Ulster and substitute in is place
All income tax II they can. While the Ministers are
thus vibrating like pcndulums between the two imPo-ts
ncnne 10 either according to the chance OF carrying
IT, the people are dying IN hundreds \ ne" anu lear
G element Of destruction has appeared among them
fh, Cholera whose very name chls the peasant VIVA
fear has established itself IN the west where the physi
cal prostraion Of the people viii secure Il hetscomo'
OF victims. VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

n Dclecluze Editor 81 l. Rpubtqus DewoTauqas II
S9ri1e j. said Ia have also led Tie was Lciru l'ol
line famous commi.sary and u was be- who organized
the expedition Ca Rsgn0Hs T9h
The Vgnrcar contains circular from the Minister
Of Public Instruction 20 the recfOrs % academies, re-
in0nstraiing against the introduction 81 eNtraneon'
meaning thereby political topics. during the confer
nrcs that have been instituted for tho purpose % en-
i,bfcniuc each other 10 their professional duties
Rumor- are 10 circulation about the Assembly ihai 4
certain portion Of the party o. the Mountains DESTROYS
OBJ attempting 10 effect proro.aiion Of The Assembly
Should such step be- attempted 3, WIZ without "ou'l
hc opposed by q very large majority
" BE- ls Tour d'Autersnc sn Gfa-ts io the Minister
of Foreign Affairs hss been appointed io accom- h}
Geu Ouiin0t r. his Secretary OF Lc-anon BE leii
Paris " einesday night with dispatches ana III, ,iIc
lions for the Commander in Cn.ei OF The expedition
which be- Will 10 l. -ald divide INTO two corps, one o
90 men. snd the other Of 800
The number of cases Of Cholera ID Pans down %
Saturday. the li.n, was l.1bl deaths LUZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

hostile meeting took place. The ifh ~ . in the
evening. between NJ Lcdrl koiAn and u. Dcllny near
the Point DO Neulv The parties were placed az TWEEN
q PAGES distance n Lctr. k04n hred bat fhe pistol
oi ". pcujoy hung tre The seconds then ininrpo-"1
We translate the follow lng from In P1frie
N Charles anc. having having considered haf ~ ~
fce in Llsc1biee Ngfion1k contained 81 ilsuf '7 bis
brother LoI. Blanc. wrote lerer 20 II. Francs In
crune writer Of he article which provoked challenge
meeting .ook pace between tie parIes a. Nlcelnes,
when " Laconbe having received ball n hs Jon gh.
re second. dcc Jared that he honor OF oh concerned WE
satisfied and our ND end i0 ihe conbaf"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
FRANCE.
noIngx of the National Assembly.

In the Assembly the l2ih OF Apfli the iresluen'
,,ncd that IN the ballot for Councillors OF state
sufficient number Of votes had been given 10 NJ Jean
REMAND. NJ Charlton NJ. Pensnon NJ fons lde lie
rsnlt, NJ Iicnicr and NJ. Fred Culver. who were con
,coucntly declared duly elected
a., ~ i9,b The National Assembly resumed the dis.
sson ON the estimates OF the finance department Tor
$50 another attempt was made by NJ lNleicr 10
renew the debate on the reimbursement o the - cen
times but the previous question ha''h. co -. M y,
-. ss,pfc3 hv a considerable majority. Chapter IL.
nj the estimates appropuatng 4i00 for the pensions
of the pccrase ana the widows OF fecrs ana former
senators. was adopted after considerable discussion
nv a majority Of ~. s.... .
On The fsth Al the commencement OF the sitting
ballot look place for the election OF ts President
th. ensuing month NJ Marrsst having obtained ~
votes out of 90 voters was proclaimed au'l i''"'
as suirsgcs were gwen 20 n puiaurc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
I.ivrrpoe, Cotton MARKET,

R,rsf f,r ~ There hss
,,n.toa prre-.s market he u
Moody Is--d,y. Dash tsa 40
IA-r- hope 81 a. s-si.
n.nt god suvnS ron lad -s had nfs sts,
.d euaf l.as si ~ hss. beng sct 81 Son Pfse tstsrsa
batss sts<s ~ The st-srss.
sx -opts the pot. 70 - ss-rns ~- sr snd s.t
sKgecs,so that h- ~sd prov. seanssnt say asSs"
pr<e~ffg. tlAess ssi -
tears eel rs ss,sHg TO ssssas NJ ~n re
ua5- nsst VI ate sfuvss s>s aoaessaN
.uppl,ss 9TH al de-,rt
To r-u VEGA. Prcssssss rather n.. Fsses s>sfs
qaotsfrsss ssff sly, srfN
qasht-s 81 Anssa sa %, e,ss'
l.lsad -egh toos "a W.
,,v 81 =. sau ss.i- s.s'ly NJ De- Lesx
Cerrss .a, Sea Islands. Ptsas sssa a. are esa's
ed iul ortss gusdes scsl snss~sor
.vsn At ~. qagt,,oa. p-ss~s hess are Of this 40
1,-u hat 81 PEI os Niinx sosss' o.. ,. -
,,rs~d a. prs calculated grs sncoa' ssemest 70
ne sa.auptoe fs Amsrc,a have s-sa ssA-a ga sf< .se
Aa-fcsa s.sss ~ F-asm, sae - h.r.nhsn sos
.t-t tls q Hsd @
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
The English at Paris.

Tho .orse given 10 the visitors by the Project - tho
seine. the night of the I'm inst ~ me ioi' u'
Vile. passed 90 remarkably well The cards OF INV
faf.u mentioned - o'clock 4 few minutes alter mar
time the company began 10 as,eInlt. d. 'gui IN ''
English appeared in ANY number me hhii Oh '-', -'
ond legion Of the National Guar- struck up "'oi save
tho Queen and. what has never YET occurred I'D
rance rho national anthem was followed Ply hH.c
Britannia" Tho Nar-clla-c' followed " Rule br'
ANNA 81 ~ O'Clock the Marquis Of Normandy sr'
ri. cd His 0ri-hp was received ny fhe Project with
,,horl a,d u Odlon Barr0f be- remained 30 CONVEX.
saor lor half au hour. and having walked Win lncm
through the long suite OF rooms he ".iAll'". 4nc
refr,-h Incut- were most Abundant nnd ~ ne very '
u--lba quality and. for the CON- cienco OF me -'il
1rs "a number OF English walters were employed
several sets Of card tables We're laid ont for whist ana
were fully occupied. second military band "as placed
in the bah room end performed selections from me
most popular operas. The magnificent apartments pi
the hotel were ~ ventilated that not tho slightest u-
convenience was iolt from thc hc.D The Project dd
the hcnOrs with distinguished tact lie lett nothing m
done 10 crafty he y-ifors Who expressed their regret
that N. City of London t1 not Vn-tc-s any I-4 ~
carnblc Of receiving their French incnd- DURING me
night the greatest cofdaiy and thc most in-t ana
oven enthusiastic feeling evident on fl' pari nl
tho F~cnch ~ their rsiters and when language failed
to expires their feelings fa- but ic" lr'hcn spnH'
English and still fewer English FrenchI Oppressive
signs and motions conveyed what they mutually felt
Tho English expressed their feelings IN their own way
and toward the end of the entertainment gave nr''
hearty cheers for the Project which made tnc roof r-
a~siu There were about 300 persons present I.'
ENGLISH were OF course DO minority. some Oh u'
mos. distinguished military officers Dr. Paris ~ n''o
civilians. were present and nearly the whole aai
uo.or of the National Guard IS delicate coniI
mont 10 the unmihiary app arance OF the strangers
YER, many of the National Guards appeared I'D pam
cloihos. ,
4 .e'cc, number OF the English visitors were invited
to dinner IN tho sale Valentino. in the Rue -
Iionor6 hv the National Guard The banquet loon
place ou the 18th inst
ON the 18th inst the party of English visitors quilted
Paris and returned % England log way 81 bo"-n''
where ihcv were entertained AZ grand ball