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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
The steamship New-Orleans-Health of New
Orlesns-The Late New. from California.


NORFOLK, Va July =, lag.
The steamship New Orleans Capt. Wood. from
New Orleans for NewYork put il here yesterday Tor q
supply Of coal, having eit New Orleans on the 2i,h
Having some difcu'iy 10 procurnSit yesterday ,Sun
day she Will be detained here until tomorrow morning
Her passengers OF hom there ars some fty sixty
report the city perfectly heslihiul the Cholera hay
ing almost entirely disappeared when the water came
into the city. 10 il usually heaithful in New Orleans
when the river is high and the swamps full OF water
and IS not unlikely that there j. some connection be
tween the aOodng OF the CITY md the disappearance o
the Cholera There was nothing new OF particular 10.
tercst IN Ncw-Oreans The weather WAS warm hrr
agreeable. with fresh brtezes ana cool beau,.fu,
nights. snd much ICES oppression az mid lay than
10 was here Yesterday Business WAS dull and people
rapidly leaving the cry Tor the North sni for the
watering places the lake and Calf shore SO Bay
Louis Pass Christian Fasc-g0aa. &. deferred oy the
ir-htiu reports OF Cholera from going West or NORTH
The accounts brought from Mexico % Mobile by the
British steamer 0t disturbance ln Ssn Francisco were
considered mere MtrcIv Inventions and were not be-
heyci IN New Orleans There's one gentleman. a pas
seuger the steamer New Orleans. Who came recently
from California. who SAYS that Gen smith b. looked
upon mere military conmandant but that be- IS re-
spected by everybody. snd there i no probability ia
those Mexican accounts tie states that the people are
Islands and has been much California. vhich
be viii return His wife All interesting Sandwich
Islander. accompanies him.
The New Orleans touched At hey West here She
stopped day There was nothing new there. She
passed On saturday afternoon few miles South oi
Hatterss TWO steamers bound South, supposed
be the Falcon the other very large. unknown Had she
not stopped al hey West touched here her tup Q.
New York would have been made inside OF .hf days
she : me and powerful boat strongly bulk, ans
recently sacrificed public sale New Orleans D.
the Government tor less than quarter Der cost
though but two and slf years old and nrstrstr
order. Other steamers the Alabama among them. Wa
sold AZ q similar sacrifice Yours. SC
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ENGLAND.
The British Government and the Pope.

Prom ia~ iH'rfIn NOM A1Fsf-s~f me -
The corresponSence relative 70 the Affairs II Rome has
AZ length been permed ~ the Aglfi and as w. hao
anticipated Is OF character 90 account Tor The ln"
ness of our Government % bring % from The Obsclly f0r
which u intended, ana n WHICH but for the perse7ef-
ance Of the Opposition, % would have renamed
TIE point u pnnopal importance n tn.s correspon-
dence desire The pat Of Government for the
restoration Of The POyg teaor1i S0teega. We have
ali along maintained that t policy, and our dlty,
Isngen~n Of this KIND We are quit sstsf ID nat II he
Romans wish for the presence Of Toe head Of their Church
IN his Church capacity, Interference would BE- neces.ar
10 effect such restoration. A. % bis temporal ri gr
that - matter iu which We maintain We have ~ ngi
whatever ~ Interfere.
We suspected that on this question there had been n.
reference the part Of Government and he CORES
pOndeuce fully confirms The snspicons We bad entertained
Whate may be The pOIcy 81 Lord Pamersfon eld mo
Wing Cabinet sure DO IL not the visit NJ the people
OF his country that the might of England should be- brought
~ the aid " any form VI tyranny and depoi IAT ZEN
pOra sovereignty succession DOT by the free choce ~ e
people @ut only ihro IN Ne v"ie- 81 ~ %, f ,i
asucs, IL an institution iof me aphOiHnk OF Nnr- lH
Foreign Secretary Of England ought never 10 "Fe gwen
his recommendation , = r.,,
will take some means Of showing the government ana on
showing the world that they enuey alssppDte y, 'r
policy Wnch has been adopted by tnose VINO ~ hsCy are
supD6ssd 10 represent viii Of The Sovereign, but n
reality ught 10 represent me vi 81 ihe psCpe. -
We ought to Jet the people ni france ana iNf peOp' O
Rome know that The people Of England never wished
them 20 remain under the secular dominion Of niy man
whose entity 10 owing wholly 10 the decisions maze ny
number oil priests who are generally under me nuthcr
Of the governments belonging 10 ihr counine- OF "mcn
they natives, and IN other instances o. he governments
Nv which they have been Influenced and Drbed.
The question before is one Of the deepest interest
We Ia We often had 20 complain that We are msfepreseu
Cd In the Houseof Commons the persons Of gentlemen
suppo-ed 10 be thai assembly by the people We
Rave now 10 complain of It'll more serious evil. one
which affects our posilon IN the eyes Of Europe and The
sreat question Of peace and Wal.
disconragiDg To the brave patriots of Rome 10 sup
nose that We are tie friends II Church rule and comma
non and 10 ind hat most powerful Influence has been
.mploved against hcm through the dispatches sent 20
Lord Normally We expect, however, that many DAYS
will not eapse before The Government Of ms ana OF ohe'
eouutre. viii find thai The wishes o. Lord PemestOn are
not those Of the people whom he was supposed 10 re-
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw.YORK.....JULY 5.

ARRIVED st-sa'ae S-- -.n- "ooa ~ orssn. "a Ny
We. 81 Noro 80 st--'4.- s-.-os-rs e'2ts q
West 80 J-a- go sore1 Jay l-s - % ooafi
can. rlf.a1. hor-. G.i'r-g c4.
s-e G.lJgs, M.l-si Liverpool . o. sai al col Ir'ia
srl fs--r- Gaa, Liverpool 81 %. sat al ~ ya.s.a
clss L,-rpoo o. ballast All - pss'-a ss,
SD s,y.a.aaos c4.-as L7-rpoe o, g. a'- al .1 pa.
s. Fr.,. Nl.. i4fEsrp q ii I-s ss.--1E-rs .iptl.4
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b- ~. ..s,a.- y..,.frsra Ast~sP al o. aaa
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D.-r .at Arls-.s yoli-ru~ sal-sai ~ q. a laf
Dal1 ara Jso.a- Rals-r ye-r,.-.. cosi. esp.a.a.
a. 3rs Tr--t Nhll1-T A Co
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sng Me-. H. P-at,l,- IS e.. DO p,'.-us-o Barclay L.
1e-tHn
for-.a..s srs cr.I Joe. "a q g 90. 80 E,aaes 3 g.
- na-a L-l.4s- asna-rs % g. i-- 40 % P@---H
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Aki--o4
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Fssorr- I.r~s Ptu g. Goa, soas, Whta-J Co
s.tr H-1r--ta. Bet " 1t-cr plaster
setr P-r.-r-r.no- cary. HaH q. Ssh H-ut-r Co
s3sa1 SIR sa--sfs Fsfas1s-t Cain , g. ear I'D cor
50, rs-, Par. N--b-r- &c So. sarsi .,as-. Po-.r
b shf G-cg Graaan ftcs 10 .. coal hkF-fs 10 pes
vesa Fl'a wsi.rfs d. saaas, .aa = a... s.
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Republicans Arrested.

Victor Consideraut was arrested on the 10th June
NJ. 0unsrd exc conel of the Arnlcy Of the National
Guard Is al the Concefgefe, as well as NJ FORESTER
Colonel OF tbs SNth Legion
Felix Pyat was to bc arrested on the 18th.
dalton Shee escaped in the disguise OF sioker on The
Northern Railroad.
NJ Mapeyre, who, when NJ Lacrosse Minister OF Pub
lie WorkE. surrounded by mob tore that function
arys clothes, arrested on the 10th.
NJ Pedeiger. representative for the PIPER Rhone, and
formed part Of the Convention al the Conservaore
dcs Arts GA 18TH succeeded IN escaping and making
hts way To the Northern Railway, wlere he entered the
fret train for Brussels On his arrival there he
rested for want Of a passport lie said his was
Prudhomme. and show ed the medal of that gentleman.
who IL also representative for the same pace The de-
cepuon discovered, and no was obliged 60 AVON Tie
cause OF his arrival In BRUSSELS He subsequently, at
his request marched under escort 10 the frontier OF
Prussia.
Colonel Dauph Of the 7th Legion Of National Guards Of
Pans, was arrested Monday charge ct having
been implicated IA the conspiracy OF the 18Th OF June
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Prices Cure Mt at san Franci.c.

From Jsshaa Hars Cortn.s.ioa AID jsseyal Mreiaat
Bread-Navy Pilot and Graz kers. per 10. lie. Cs..
cass-lieayy. bolt sl2 els Cqadks-sperIn per d.
g. C9aTs-S parish, per lOoO go a 100 Cosss-PH
10, u d lic. CgPpu--heaihing. per b. Sc Cor0s
Io'oH 8o0' aad Colon Goods-Chesp and abundant
ftg4f-Fer Dbl so GmpoNa,r-Per b. 81 % Iros
-hod Rat and sneet-nO quotations. supply sbund
ant and only sales ~ retail Lsac-Per To- 20c. Lsn.
o"-fef LOO H. go $50, In gres; demand and
ineeh wanted L'qa0rs-Aie, Porter and Cider PEI
doI' = Brandy, per gal, - - g Whisky, chesp
and y be ts1apr; Wines cheap Nails-4d and % pr
10 re Prorisons-Beef per bbl sl0 a sl2 Pod
ana Bacon, sli CIT Hams per 10, SOC Lard, zoe
Oheese' - Butter, 81 25-sll IN good demand ana
.es1y sales Potatoes, per srobs, -; Rice per srooA
- ~; Aolasses, per To- sc Sugar per b. IS De
>A@-Fer ID, DC. TobGcco-Per 10, Ell - ma
grades. Ieas-Per 10, 20 a sl--abuDdant Itanare-
Haying about 100 per cent pront Hooassndfe-
fsying about a 400 per cent PROFIT small france
houses, $1,000 Real Estate, Rents and Gold, going Up
Exchange on New-york, per tor gold dast a sio tx
CON. Dou0loons, Spanish sl0 Gold, per 81, 80
so IN demand but owing 10 few oi the miners bsFss
coming down, scarce FrsiSAfs-Up river s5 per ~
es TO Sacramento, thence ~ the mines sso Per ''s
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The Insurreciion in Baden and Bavaria.

The IN the Souel German papers hears witness 10
the rapid and steady advance al .hc frssan aud German
troops into The insGrgea aisc q Baden aud Rhcln
pf1 ana tie equally rapid manner Ia which The Free
torps OF revouonsis eject lef We learn irom
the O6vyossIafs Zsifsag that The lSh inst 90 the
German corps advanced IA two columns on The Berg
sasse and that the Insurgents were driven back on
roiats Weinhem. Ladenaurg ana kaertha were iaken.
and the outposfs pushed forward sr Southeastern
We Learn fgoa k3sersHuern that The Pro, siOusl Gov
eminent aed from TIA; the might ~ The AKA us
Their armed forces were Likewise removed i0 Ae cas-; OF
the PAiaaSe 10 franzensfen aui Neus,sal On sltaAc
ing the PruSSiau troops with resistance now here
cept Hamburg, ta the FsSurafe.l where something
Ike skImsh tOoS place Tia fruss4Ans occupied ha.
sefssuteru on tho l5Ih INST
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Purpose OF the Austrians.

The Austrian correspondent Of Tho Iime' Wits as i0
lows
oar Government does not now endeavor 10 disguise
The fact thai This war against Hungary OF con
quest and simply expedition 10 pat down rebel
lion Ii protests thai II viii by no means treat Hungary
as = conquered croWnand, bat as province which. hS
the resolution OF tae l&h Apl. forfeited all hsioesl
righs anu lost al claims 10 greater privileges han those
possessed By the other Austrian provinces'
II appears from the letter that desire for seces
sion from the Austrian empire had again been manifested
In Bohemia and al Agram, the capital Of Croatia
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Clergy Against the Russians.

The Hungarian Minister OF Eccesasticsl Affairs has
published form Of prayer 10 he offered 90 all churches Tor
The triumph the Hungarian cause, IN which 20 is said
of the Russian invaders that they come 90 Hnnihaic At
erty Independence and TAI hto euslave Tie people ana
carry on into hondsee-to desccraie churches and
holy pacesiO murder the agc and The Young and force
the chastity Of women" &c The head OF the Hung un
church has moreover instructed The clergy preach
sade against the Russians 20 make Tie object OF
hg and OF duly aud Ia tell the people 10 take all they
and withdraw he Interior of their country and
thence 10 make war 10 Tie k.e against the Russians
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of the Washington.

Tee Ocean ComPany's steamer Washington ar
rived OF 5 andy Hook Wednesday nighi,sftef a as
sage Of little more then "a days. She left Bremen on
the 9Th three days before her time. as e vas im-
possible 70 procure coal there owing % the block
sde it being accordingly necessary for her 70 say
longer 3, Southampton ior the purpose VI coaing.
she ieI South smptoa on her regular day, June ~.
She brings very valuable cargo Of French goods
and large number Of passengers
Though we have three days later news BY the
Canada we give below some Interesting extracts
from the foreign papers brough. by the Washing
ton which will throw light on several points 10 our
telegraphic dispatches
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GERMANY.
Attempt upon the Life Of the Prince of russia. .

On tho evenus of the 18TH The Prince OF Prussia
proceeding 10 Areu1asch. on his return ffom May
several balls were bred him from God situated close
10 Engelhelm. Oae ball k.lled the Punces coschmsn
but the frnce hinset escaped gnhurtNoseile (,issis
TIE Aaseaae Oasrttc adds. that Tie
cesled The CON- AMI succeeded ia making their escape
Tue CeyHS Gs4sfe gives very different version OF This
event and says mat Wa DOT Tie bali Of az assassin. ha
that OF the Prince himself which struek he pS.uoo u
That the driver was proceeding slowly upon which
ths Prince drew pistol from his pocket and with one
shot threw the from b. horse thus story j. General
~ behe eyed A frankfagl
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ITALY.
The War 10 the Roman States.

Tn. N,aifes, Of Rome Of the m publishes ocia dis
PATCH announcing The garrison O Anoona hao male
sA!ly had drven the Austrian oesieg1g forces
wiih los Of see uea
Toe Coaoorcsa OF Turin has intelligence from kone o.
Of the ih which dste the city he'd car oravey Oudi
MOI bad made farther progress.
The Rssyaeato Of Turn. OF the l4,h states thai the
Give Guard VI Cvita Neccha having refused 70 attend
me procsssoa .! the Corpus Doani the Preach troops
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The Regency at yvurtemherg.

We learn fcom Slusgard letters OF the LAB Ia the
A lar Zsifs thai Zoe Regen, OF Germany The Afchduke
John hiss eEircAied the Government MArlerberg To
nut stop the proceedings Of several persons styling
thrsnssse the Nsroaa Assembly and Provisional Recen
territces Of Muuemberr Obcdent % The Regeuts re-
oues Ae King Of WAfcmberg Government hss request
"a he Regency 10 0ut the kngdon appears that me
Regency and The National Assembly decline 10 accept this
~ wee and Il Will be found necessary 10 remove them by
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-06
Appointment, by the President,

THOMAS : HALL Of Virginia TO b Marshal Of the
United states for tie Eastern District Of Virginia re
Edmund Christian, removed
BENJAMIN II SMITH u Virgins 70 be Attorney Of
the n!ed States tor the Western Dlsine. OF Virginia
rios Geo. " Thompson, removed.
JAMES GwINS, u be Collector Of Customs 81 Vlcks.
burg, Mississippi, rio, Hardy Hendrew, removed
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Passenger. Arrived.

n rfe4-sAy Noe f5- Voc OrlsazfH P.rsy.
g. ae ts4x1t-r. Bf1.sl Ms c Wsus MAID
- aa1 ct C-l~s anf az, M Goes I'D -lsh,~ ~.
r-sd fg NJ ,ssf er slf child, NJ
~ slf nfs Cams M " -e ef Ns haminoef h-s
fas- N. Porter M4rhy Jser- Paff-y All M-.-s
f-rs R.fr.rd A f-ri-1 L s4t'l1 Porer W biancnsf1
B.t-. Et.r q K--a Wn ~htlaeE. " hr- Pa blan-
Ht-te Ltsrslc- y CnEtL snolshef. ID 9o'dHan o
BAG Decree y L. 40 A3~afi. Egos, matters q
4 D Led e.
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FRANCE.
Journals suppTesecd.

The Journals suspended by decree Of the President
She PeJ het0f0a De10trgfque 81 SOciae la Iraie
RsDnbqus Democratic P0cJfqHe, RGorMe aud lrbHH des
prbyies
The Repubbeue Esteffe and Libert hose publication
was suspended ffon Other causes. have reappearod.
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TIE ST LAwREscE RIVER STEAMBOAT AccI
DESr-The Riasst0a WAs Of the 3Oth June aludes 10
the said accident 70 the steamboat Passport AZ Corn
wal and states that sixteen OF the passengers had
already died and others lingering IN precariou,
condition.
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IRELAND.
ChOleru Declining.

The Dublin correspondent OF the Times writes, the
Igh, that lhs dreadful disease the decline ~ Dublin,
not. however, without having lei behind fearful traces
of Its Tayages.
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Liberia.

The following Is extract from q letter iast
received from an emigrsnt who wen, cut to Ii
beriA lsst Spring
HANSON. CArE PALEvA LfREEIA. April .. $50.
Ike ihis place very much. My mother would rot
come home under Any consideration whatever Wy
father has his own house and h. garden Is planted
beautifully lie j. considered the creates. man here
His land : cleared Ike ioor. snd 4 there eW
more AXE hun here 70 would be great improve
mcnt % the pisce This = handsome region. indus
Try only Is required % make J, the lovees country IN
the world A't.e lankee enterprise snd great deal
OF our old Yankee labor and ;h.s would be- rir land
which no one should De- ashamed % p1i before the
people Tel them 70 they s-e not industrious Oh ~
main where they src tor Asfs they cannot yc In ice
ness. went 20 Nonrovis olt 10 not 4Seif il the
pc1l-e ar ~ .nd..rn. tlrrn
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spoken, &c.

Jra- "a, - S. TO- sAP Ss-TorI. from Liverpool Sc.
I.rE
-, -. q - aa - IS 'l7 ossdoa. L'.rpool hr ~.
Yea
% .iss e. DC s. D. Br ssrk James. or G,ssts-
JAY aiyT ~ a. arg Mar EAsa IN sos,os souad L
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CALIFORNIA EMiGRANTs-T The ChihnaknH R0nfe.
"A correspondent OF the s. L0lls (Mo) Republican,,
writing from Chihuahua Mexico, May :, says The
undersigned would advise all your friends who contem
plate an overland route tor California not % attempt
any other than that from 81 Louis rid Independence
or other points On the MssOun-tor do assure you,
every route through Mexico is attended with al sorts
OF difficulties independent Of the Indians, who are
proving on every part OF this Iadisn country No
stsr than the It'll they killed y Of their Mexican bre
thern. From us they stampede our animals, and sue
ceeded in running Oh many should prefer the Me
sour route even IN the Winter H.
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4 Krc ommendatlon.

AT season when che providence Of u has
manifested s b in tne visitation % iearfl pesulsnce
f,.r j. .r-alllg fs rsVa--s tff.l shou tie land DO
. rfrlr f1.f lsut e. whose reliance has ever been
his protection should hrmc4r themselves before lis
throne sut while acznoN ec gins past transgresslous,
asA q cult.rlsnc- ot f.r Divine Mercy.
% ttf..,,re est.y recommended that ne v't
F-ifl. u 4.-rsf hr served tlruu- logt ne allied
STATE. as --s .l fasting humiliation md prayer Al
business vii br suspended I'D TIE var0ls branches q
me r-.lc service .u .aal dsy and DO 5 recommended
20 persons ct ali religions denom.ustous o. abstain 81
sr a. urs tcshe from al secular occupations, and 70
asssrllc ir frr respective places % public worsn T.
o ackroN ledge the lnrmie Goodness which has
watched oveg cur existence a. nation, and 80 long
.ra wrcl Us Win manifold blessings. and 20 mplo-e ine
Almighty ID I- co.d -me % stay the destroy *
Ws.iiss-sr. July i-,s' Z TAYLOR
FROM ArsicA-It. >.ars Trfds, "a Cor
r..,.r-en- % tar Brrfllre sen under date 90 Mon
rfra Nay ~ SAWS The tuifcd STATS ori- banorld-e
COurlaldtr Is. Slaul Inter- arrived here on ne I'm
instant from lac Guinea sea and Princes ls.and-en
csurferrl nIlcn lai weather. ur.cers and crew al
well Iac slave ir,4s Is rs lar ifom being oTozsn up
or even in ilt ss-rc suppressed az ever ne m Z
sl have f.I tht t-t month or Two been dos Nadlr
the G-llnas. ana burned down me esiac-snmeni
ashore. nut 70 seemed % produce Ait-e erect ie"
Gays since T. W. brig Alert dccricd ie.ucca = Snort
distance II bscslmed. and suPPosinS her 70 oe
ssser they boats board her but n sttsnpins
H. HEY o. with tire ioss u the rrst Lieu
tenant and master killed. and or seaaen killed and
wounded - Xuu perceive that little can be done
Il IS tne general opinion that the ssvers VIII be armed
vessels ln iut-re. snd 10 Is known that many oi them
CAT. great number 81 men There are now lying
Affe ~iiAn pistol sh1t TWO vessels, under the carl
nlan la- which ar known o. De slavers Finding that
they could not al their cargocs AZ Ganas thew are
ais-aar-n- them here. 20 send them overland -
I OR valuable paper sometimes reaches u much L
the cali ghteumenf and at1caron Of Al ivinr in
measure out u Tie world are always - month,
behind hand with regard 10 is k-1irs.
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nal states that another Company composed Of two gen
tenen from Albany snd Two OF that county have lea-
ed the mines Of Mr. Eicot Tor tour years Mr. kiAcott
o. receive eighth Of the gold that may be found
Since the New York Company backed OUT o. their bar
gain richer vein has been discovered than any pre-
gfIu.iv found