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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15
Monday, March l2.

61tFOr a month or two 10 cone, specula
tion will be rife, both in The papers aud
among The people. as TO what will be the pol
icy Of The new President, in regard to ren'ovt
as The office holders will, If course. b. on
the anxious seat, fearing that every mail will
br ng the information that their services are
no longer required by the Government, and
thai they have permissl n 10 retire TO the quite
aud delights ofprivate life Ou' own opinion
is ,ha, rem walls will be made, and plenll'ully
too. However much any erso" may dislike
tho practice rs a general thing, aud sincere
" wish that il had never be n ie-ortsd, II is
too la'e new ever to remedy it. We all adj
mire the purity Of the administrations Of the
earlier Presidents, and ella IN them as n0dels
Of beauty. But it is vain, in these degenerate
days, To hope even that any administration
can, by possibility, approximate toward those
which live % conspicuousy in history. Men
were all homes, in ,hos days, and their deeds
were the results Of The purest patriotism. Go
To he fountain lead, IN compare The frs
Congress, the opening scene, when the dcv out
and holy Duche offered up that solemn prayer,
beholl that spectacle, and gTze upon those
men who were stakiny every thirg, even fe
itself, in the giest struggle for Free ON. I ON
pare & a, scene with the closing Of the TIL r,l-
eth Congress, few days ago. What con-
irast Can sensible and rejecting men ex-
pect that. W! ere ev'ryihipg is ." changed.
~Lere the principles of tie fathers have he-
come fclions with ,he childr~n, and where
men are III inly ac,ua,ed by selfish cons dera-
tions. instead of patriotic mo, yos,-can We
expect, under the e rcum tarces, that men
vii be 40 honest as they were when the Re
the custom Of removals from cfiice is not the
hest policy, which we say nothing about. at
present, still i, is an establi he'd usage. which
the people have sanctioned. unit its age gives
il almos, the potency e law. Ard ew 'ack-
son is q c father and author of this custom,
and to him alone b Ions the prai.e or the
CcnSuIe VI NIe pooO vi cNli iSsui'Ine 'itlt-
from. To the c'ors be ong The spoils. was
Jsckscn's mott =, and the people have sanct-
lone il, probably from interest. motives. he
iha, 40 it NAV, such ~ been the custom ia
this courtry, and every one expects general
removal from office, 0l hose who a'e now in.
This is lu' light there is no good reason why
the members OF one political party should no d
al the Offices of honor OF profl n the country,
for 4 v hole century. The loco ocns have held
these office: 81 .ong, that some Of them actu
ally bsain to think tat they have a titled
claim to them
We have no doubt, in our own IN nd. bui
that there will be a general removal of e.
pre- cnt off holders, although perhaps 10,
wi railroad speed. Gen. Tay never has
been accustomed to do things II hurry, %
without mature reflection anI he vi .nques
1 enable exercise tie s,mc sound dlscrc;iDn
il this matter, "; ich has characterised iis
whole life, anI finally elevated him to he
frs, office in he gift of the people, and the
most homo abla one on earth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

o. Once more We desire To call the st'en-
ton of t,e freemen TO the Town Meeting, this
afternoon, relative to ihc Repu ia,ion of the
deb, due from the Town to the State Cur
proceedings, thus IA, in this m tier, hav,
been the cause Of mach remark, IN have ex-
cited the honest indirna'i,n Of high-mi dec
men. out Of he place. The rewsi aper- have
coumen!ed upon I, and wonderel It The 70.
silion assumed by jhs anccn, aud hitherto
respected Town. Well may they have be y
surprised and alarmed even, for merchants
else where, who have debtors here, wou ma
urally suppose that If these men were n favor
OF repud aiing an h net dc! I, which tic ,own
Justly owed, they w"uli e equally ind iier
cnt % to the payment OF their private de
aud quite as willing to repudla,e them. Blu,
we are happy to say that our business men
were all opposed 10 this measure, and did
they could 10 preven, the dsgr, ceful prored
ure on Saturday week. Our citizens have
aroused fom heir lethargy, or rather have
been surprised at what was ,h'n done, and
we are confdcn, that they will CT me up TO the
polls 10 amA,s on Moadav, and settle this
question, as il should have been disposed oi
the tilst day, wiihout resort ng t. any rXps
dent to escape payment Again we say be
on the spot punctunlly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15
TAYLOR IS OUR PRESIDENT.

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

G-The ac omplished Col. w. w S. Bliss.
son.iu.law of Gen. Taylor, has received the
appointment Of P:is ate Secretary TO the Pres;-
dent.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15

Mr.. + el, rick Dickens, rothcr OF " Eo7,
ras MARIE young l,dy Of the name oi
" Weber" Query daughter OF !Sd'nirei
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-03-15
l4DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The steamer America arrived a, Halifax or
Thursday morning.
FRANCE.

The national Assembly has finally voted its
own dissolution, and the new assembly vii
NEE, about the middle OF MAY. Louis Ma
poeon sc ms 10 be daily acquiring political
strength and popularity. and politicians who
have hitherto from apErehensions Of instability
or other motives withheld their support. now
come forw ard TO declare themselves Bonapar,.
i.'s, and accordingly a very great progress has
been made in reestabshing public confidence
The bannet rouge, the symbol e liberty as
vel as of crime, has been Put down in al
most all parts OF rance. Moniayna'de flags
and socialists inspections have shared the
same iae.
Joseph B,naparte, who W, proceed to Spain
M ambassador insists on remaining in Paris
I'll after the elections, for which he is prepar-
'nr so as to consolidate the power Of his rela-
s,sc a, the head of the republic.
The course of events IN continental Europe
continues marked by Inc fight and flll of prn.
res. Tho grand duke of Tuscany has fed
from Vienna with his family, and has taken
refuge a, Porte San Steiano. A provisioi al
eovernmeu, has heen declared by the excited
people as part Of Italy COZ s,i,uen,c. In the
Roman state the republican feeling has reach.
ed the highest poilt Of excitement and an ex-
scutive COMMITTEE has usurped the pepal au
,hor,y, vi irh has been aliog ether set aside.
The pope is de fac,o dep sed and a republic
10 established. Sardinia remains quiet. The
hing seems conscious that he has not the conf
dcnce Of the I,alians. Acc rdinely lis oh
jec, ms to he conhred to the maintenance
ofhis own power within Piedmont.
ITALY.
We have from Rome the important intelli
rence of the depos ion of the pope and the
es,ah shmeu, of a republic; this event took
place at o'clock on the morning of the 9th OF
February. 1t has been voted tht he emo,
oil the guarantirs necessary fDr the lndeIend
ence oC the sp itual power
Tna NO OF Holland opened the chambers
on the ii,h. amidst general manifestation. Of
tachmen, from his people.
In Prussia the elections have absorbed IN
versal interen--the prospects Of the ministry
have somewhat, improved
In Aust ia and Hungary affairs have aesir
taken 40 unfasurahle turn. The impeI islis,,
have c rial ly been beaten ip several encoun.
teis with the HuneIuaps. and BEN is li,ely To
give them a great deal Of trouble l'is impos-
rb'e 10 rsad the accounts Of this frairicid
vN -itbo., bsins shocked q, the frsbifu
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Nominations for Mayor In Philadelphia
Markets.
Correspondence Of Tns raoun.

Cerresp0ndeuce 0f TEE Tabuu.
PHlLADELPHiA, Tuesday. sept, H.
Tse nam- of joe. Joaes. ExJu3se. hss been
brought forward Independent candidate for
Mayor ii the Natives dominate Mr. T. IS Key.er
there AL b. taree candidates 10 the sed
Ar. i. G.. -te.i- snd Mr. Crsig Bidala are reuo,,i
na,rc 1g ne wings for Assembly from the city Jesse
X Burden George Hart and Charles ONell ares al.o
nominated
14ues serree Ir having been nouins,ed both 5y the
hl--n snd Ready and Native Conventions xil. .Insly
oppose 4nom-s :. fernan, tne Democratic candidate
9f sale senator viii isir chance OF election 10 the
County.
lh- our usrk-t - su v-rv iracuve. 10 soua In-
stA'c-s crcrr.s-c prce- n--n Sa-s of 81 .
..s lf--a ground a. = 5 ~, inr latter price for
rloc- brand, al1 -nollt sfor6 - - F8rty
-s- prcr. range ffum = o.. Tor Common snt err.
lr-nds NY : our anc Con h-z are very cuU ~ uo
-al-s -r- ruuc-l rrag-Wr-a. I1 frr demand go,s
80 PRIME Red s s0rin i15 o5 a1e Waite ll. = ia
hs--A ss.e u P-rl.y vanls 54c per 8ush@l Coo
r-fl-f -aef ~ f-Ioe a. oi s5,c Dats sre In ,o -
ntn1 .a-s 10 900 900 blsdrs So1iteru A. - r.
ltrf- II t-~ ttlm.ucu ln lte sugar uars@t btt ~ -
F-rcrd rass l-ualc-d has retarded 0p-r.fio Nti..v
. s-rail ai 80 Do toit n1d- srl th bud lie a.
slIFL
>ALEs % srocKs- FDsf Boay4-s Farm .rs Nh AZ
80 ir--s - mt, . Olrsra "a. IA s1A50 L-rIs
hof.sA-- L'-n y Penn bk, II sl0'oeo Penn $ -,
JoLlerclsl bs. 81. -
Sod hoa1-s III Suss Cana Hds ss,s Norta-~,
- ~ y .,e f-ul s., est ,l.,loo 90 sst $500
90 siAt fLs,ursn q, ., lrt Aug ~ ~ 80 Do
H. l' jan al - PEN bs, loss 10 sornso~a ba 80
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
COMMERCIAL sUnInnARY.

Another arrival ffou lnlIa an-rce tHc advicrs con-
t,4 o Ihe same favorable character those Nv The
previous irHf. has induced increased ncuFN n lhr Man
chester markets. which were lfrfInusT faa~f dn hrl
ever, department of hlsrr-s runurciri WIN i.r iliAn
air hs. been favorahy Affected l1 me English manu-
q rnrs districts generally iNrfr rnfunurs grow ~
..f,i.y nra more tfrrrss Tile intelligence from t-l
rti. be- io Che I4fh aDd ium Bombay io ih- -lh july
F-o The latter he reports caA ou good business FIng
flr.arI ho.h iu imported anl exported goods Money
.o sas ea.v hni Nr.lH.- -iftAit Ilis il also iDr
s..--raI feature OF fhc Calcutta aivrrs.
The news hv ihe C.futra had iaflrn.nE ti-ci upon
f Irerunu COTTON market, arl Qrces dlrrf ilr early
t.ri u iha week shade hghrr. The markets. sub
..rrnfs became rather iamc and prices rrcrted rom
r, psr In fhe market Friday. for reasons he-
ilre sfafti THIS ueafy or quite recovered and tne
h.s.r. quotation. .re ihe same ~ hF il- Niagara Toe
Wt.r. N.rsf 80 f-rdacs na- rat Haf prices were tru
The stslIfI ClrIrle- exceedingly f llr, BON Il fla
land ana irran AID harvest operations nl ne Continent
tra rroesdn. in ihe l-t satsf-rfoY manner Curs--
.rlN fNt u-f-e fHr FsusTrffs continues fu r-cei-
D.. retail character AdFces rom tH- Norfl of Europe
sra no fsrHra r re crops. Uli from every nrr Sec
or tfrg cheering U ilf r lest degree TIE marsef
.l Alsrical cured fIufsilrs ias been luA during me
vrek ant tne rlliu- prrrs are fr rom remll-rstve -
Irer- good hHsircss doing il te laos market a. in
Money i. abundant hut there continues growing De-
discounted q cent fier ihf Influence ~ colur
l-d large money sizes llc tnEsl funds have remained
heavy laung ne week. and Frcrs genera 1ages slf
rrcHfrt Toe nl-IUrss done lr ifr furu Ll Ma A-l
been unusually .uisd d. fte >sarr lsfArt there gen
era nu .n.-s ar1 urrr rr.rr- aFa srr-gfrt. tun-u
s.s ai which itey ei FRIDAY Or lney ana sccouut
A. Pars. hy accuul-. 1e ur1s were Advancing and
G. e unlr sry alvIcrs wrre sasfa-tury The same may
tf cad f-.s,ilr .n Atuflf-t Al.werp. Vienna Ae.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.
A M MERWIN, A. euoneer
EXTENSIVE sALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMEsri
rlT.lArnu

EXTENSIVE sALE OF IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC
STATIONERY
BASes, PLATr Co. No ~ Broadway. will commence
Their regular kaA Tfads.sls tomorrow lThurdsy) aner
noon, A. O'Clock, beginning with the Stationery GAIA
osle, which embraces extensive and .p.en1d assor
neu of Eagi,h. French and German fancy and staple
goods, msay 1ev siy es frs.h and recently Imported
Also srse and valuable Invoices Of blank. books writ
ing-nks qls gof pens and pencil cases, drawing pen
ci playing and enamslsi cards copying presses mouo
~af-r., suv-.ops, Ac
LAasE PASss sALz-Al.o, 90 Saturday the i5ih ilst
c0mm-n-ing a. o'clock, NJ viii 10 offered
s'o cssEs ~ Para. including ZOO soap and leer com
merea bank and packet posi-. deny and mediums. Cane
eo.ored mediums, printing paper tissue wrsppng.paper,
L.
Aso, lsrge c0nsignmenl ofspendd English papers
letter and cap tinted, aid and plain aid deny bsnk-aoe
co.ofed lssl7. Brsio-bOsrds &c
sisoEss aarEsiALs Also, 5000 lbs u binder .
straw boards
Also, On Saturday, Immediately zfisr las paper sales
~ pieces of English binders cloth VARIOUS new pat
trrrs and co.ors, recently Imported
A.o. AZ iron s.andngpre... binders able .q1.nag.
s.eafs. sad AZ embossnz press, a. Of Austin. make
sil -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

sspt OBJ WILLIAM WELLS .t- ca. n.n Of Oh. Bo.rf o A.
tls
n rslf t1f qsaanc-s rt-i fn a-1f
hs 80 f-nc- - chsrs.st rorn-r oi Gr--a~ch
aff st o'cIcsFa
sept i e9ss.a.. ASNA GsANGER youngest sius Ter o
h-r~t.sh AL Piece k- geo fF-sr.
To s 0f me anHf rFfri -~lf 'nn~fs
a-sisl .fh- l'i. e. 9'coft P " f0m 4i Orchard q.
ul Moriay. s-ll lu NJ. NAkf ass WHirrtN3HAn =.
30 hfuard Nni''1g4au. n 80 t5th 0 hsrs go
ll- f~rdfc - '+mI aaf o her RIGHT william X
W. tfnllsn, ID 80 Rev Hqhad Whnetsn r--p-ctuy
Hfi-i n sf-1i i- lu-rs W-f1efss llh nnrl'g a. ID
Goa ron s.uis' chpfrh. hsafy - 1h, ei
r.. - ra or.rr-. : or rt-rn-at
A. Qns,'aL Darhs'' 60 s.gt ISAAC A MERRITT. TO th-
l+tH fsIr n ha So
At f'1'1 --f J.nsl 1utief prsisf sgci Tho
t.'l-. ff1tsf A.o WIitm Nssih4u. ts
d. ts 'sF 19ufs n--f, Mar, be 1sa;hsr fl- 81
h..
fffstars' s-pt in-f sh1r boz soru-
ehfr'. it- s-'--y 80 oi Hsf-l "ssn - .g-i 70
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
NIarkel.. QaolnlIon.. g.

C1rfcN-4 l1r F.. n be ald lplsli and s, ilr Par
Or-ans Moo frr s. i' 5! per ' TIE uarsscl1ls o'
ile week are N ares nf VI tl s1ecl st1rs have lsrl
1000 anf ~Npu-rs aHIu The sfock of Cotton i1 Liver
rot cslna-d st tl nol bales. of " tch o. 400
American. Ine tl-ll import o isis : put coNn ~
I-r Ha n.Irs American
FLolE-l Limited demand. Baltimore sri OHIO are
Clo.al ti obi. u.- Western s1a. se - li
=. se-c. .ei and .tar' of which quality me -.-
port sI...- rr.rrfTa CONSIST iis tu lt- 80 pr tfl
C1s>-MDfrr rrllrs al - OBJ -r pei gr Tor VI xri
ani Yellow end -ls tI fr 81 ~ prime "a t.-e
p.,tI,Iu>.- Ga-nr. rn change Ham. ru.L Pare. oi
-re hral. ss- tn -afl i-r-hHr- demand az -ls OBJ
g. Beef limited ing g.irs 40 iai1r >a-es fnr-
NJ. Purk 81 So in 60 Clrrse-N1 good Iu marErt
lir-s.- Rlrtr-Cllt. is. L4r--fl- aivsnr- of .a.t
sserk has checked Che demand Common Rein il de-
r 40 a. sr arr- % ~ pep A-n--- Good frnsnr
i P1l aai f-s az -sfau sfr -dfanc- &C - 9 4 per
rat For Pos 35- st lo a.. 'ar P-afI- - Cd ST.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
HUNGARY.

The earliest intelligence within our rcsch from nun
qsry is contained In sdyices from Vienna Of the <'in
inst The news from that quarter continues 80 p"nu
and unsstssctory and as fu contradictions ~ ever
Tne Wi~uD Ze'uug # tie 1ith. publishes "ha' IL ca''
on explanation Of the manner IN which Gen 0ofsry
surrender was brought about The document contains
hosever 60 htfe that s new, that ts not deemed 40
yssbe % quote &c. for while il carefully Informs mo
public Of AL these circumstsnces, # which We are 1
ready advised 10 with equal care oschew' throwing
sbt upon those crcumstsnccs Of fhe case when are
slI nuln tn he hrnade.t doubt. ol susplclo1
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
Dates from London 10 AnR. 30; Paris 2-ih,
Vienna 9Th, Rome 22d.
THE FALL or HUNGARY CONFIRMED !
PAUSSliN FEDERATION ADOPTED IN GERMANY
TROUBLE BETWEEN The FRENCH AND
Plus TX.
The CHOLERA INCREASING IN ENGLAND.
Cotton PIucfuating BreadsiuGs Quiet
The English Funds Lower.
The CHOLERA INCREASING IN ENGLAND
Cotton PIucfuating BreadsiuG- Quiet
The English Funds Lower.
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
To THE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX.

ST. JoHS. ~ b Tsesdsy. sept il-@ Pm
The Europa Csps SOFT is supposed ~ have
arrived q, HALIFAX al about O'Clock last evening.
though By some oversight the Clip brought by the
Express does no. give The time. She ~. pro-
baby arrive st Boston about O'Clock Wenesd2y
narring. She brought ls9 passenseTs' among
whom srs Hon Ge, Bancro'tand family and Hon
S C0nard.
The Europa briggs neTs from al parts oi i-l
rope one weekiater. Toe Express brings ~ only
the L,ve,pooi T.m''.
TIE Cambria arrived At Liverpool on Sundsy
evening 10 answer 90 the inquiry o' an Agent y
vss stated tbat the II bern a woaid leave HALIFAX
las, evening for New York whore she would repair
aud sal f,- Enplsrd
By the attentions Of ths Parseroi the Europa
Ne learn that tie America was passed oH Corr
and that the bark Q4eel and ship Themis were
spoken Of Cape Gear on the 81 inst.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


s.a
N..-. ~ grr.r-t.r rt F.aaf fr .-.s- -rt Bsr !
r. --r. -l- $50 N--cHr 4th n-fa'cr. o., A.
ia. Q.--..t .zt. N.ttll.. p-si f-rs. fos 3ih g..
f.st-
f-t--a f--- Nr-I-s-ta. o. o.-ssf gt. Frtl-s. A.
,- a. w-sas -r' fsr.r-- l- ee..rf' - t,--
81. .r- lr.r...ft. 81
t... asl--- ea--rse- ~ -t. ht.r- Nt'slr-t t.
d. fr- 4fa Va
b. s.sr-s-. r. -rrrr.0. f--rr.
ssar4 ~ N-tr f. .aE s-f41i .fo1 cstt 9esr-r p
r.....r. .a. hf N-ft- l.-, hr-. t'sr~Ia 80
b.. D.. lsI. 80. tr-fEa l.f.af-a. f-.t- lssal
e.i L-.s. F..tng h.its. "A sr'.f'- l---'t. a. hr
r.. ..s nrf.-. ifn L.'rl --s'--. - rt
t.... % c.r.f. nrn'- 4.r.s h0sr- tr0as1l-. fN
Elrlr.rs H-v-l H fta.s b '-s 10 ''a tt'a '----
r..r.-r4 Ws.rs"s hrsa..H A tHr- lr-..
Sec r.--... Co.,. r.e p s--t. n1-.a M.frar. -
..,r ar-sr. arsr. 81 s-i p a James pr.ss
f..--.. Ne. .r.. ..He rs.r.t. t.. --l1r 1 G.
f~ir.l f-a- Pa 4sf rsil ta- - ht f-i ' <'--n-
49,. ...r -.s-r. ff rrrI.. h-lHt at i--a-'.--
S.arl ~ p4aaarFtia -ta. 90. pa.s0~ iA ''- 80.
s.n II.f..-'rs l-.t. a j rrr'ar-- = p -
G.. e. ..1as,a- .s--. ~ Pea. lr-r 5000 Il rsf
o r...r.. .. -, s--.rs. r-7.-,-s Slisa f. Biftr-
Js. gs-s. hs -ft 'r ,ta.r H ts'r e., 7--a. - =
r. N-r -slI Is-r.s" .f catl''s A1i a. r, t.'y
jar Nar.ss 90 Als llta. : s.rf r' ~tfffrp
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
GERMANY.
A Federation scheme Adopted.

Bya statement oi u rras.i,u Government which
IA, been before the Chambers % sqpcars thst the
scheme of Federation proposed hy lrussis, >HNony
.aa Hanover ess been a1ter,d c and ratified 1y seven
ahr states and aihfrs have sdhrr,d hut have not Yet
r.unea inclpdug Hamburg sud Bremfn Seven others
ave- announced iteir Infection to acbere, snd seven
others including NuriemoursAnd fEsnsiort have nei
yrt declared
l..trr accounts from Hsmturgh report that The rye
parishes Which the Bargerschs'ti Is divided had rs'
unrd the propc.ei aslnsttauon with reserve
he 2sin oi August ~Ss celebrated throughout Der
nsuy ia honor OF the cea.ennis anniversary oi the
birth d. China
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
ENGLAND.
(holcra Iucrea,ing.

The mortality Of trc week exhibits a continued in-
crease in London fne l..f1s from Cholera during
the week were 1870 ar1 from all diseases, d io4 .
uhcn d.. an increase 10 22- on the tote, mortality 81
the preceding wee k and increase of o. u the desihs
hv Cholera
'lo Liverpool. nr 'he 'asi week out OF 6s2 deaths
iron, aN causes sos we're from Cholera. b,ing de-
crease Di lt ln toe total mortality aud TO from the
deaths from Cholera. as compared with the previous
week
I1 London. ffIno INFECTIONS were introduced into
tae system of tnc psu.f by the veins of the arm, IN
tle issi t.1e oi collapse. The pa 'nt immed atey
rallied and was completely restored In day or two.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Iellnchich M Tenesvar

Ban Jellachich arrivcd 81 Iemesvsr on the 10Th he
ia stated 90 have m, no opposition his way, and 70
have found the road covered with arms aui warke
sore. that bad been abandoned by The defeated Mag
vars Baron Hsynsu n h- last bulletin reports that 81
the present moment oil the Bsnat and all Trensy vania
are cleared of the insurgents
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12

The Ifgql ~ Turin of fhe 2f,h ult quotes letter
from Florence ~ tne 21h stating that he Tuscan gov
oruf had prohibited the celebration ~ funeral ser
,i.ls n memory of King Charles Albert in Florence,
Pisa lsgn0r and other towns.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
uunor. which are Gammon.

l1fl-nar vas r~ce Fea l -fi- 'I ' ''Itis =
,- 30 and Alsfrlsns bad narcl-1 toward SUIT
zs-rd .vth t-e reT rl closely watching ne move
-.. - tra ~e-ru-nnarr .1rts assem- .ed 10 Geneva
.a uricn Lelrl-ko snd bo.cnoi Are suspected oi
tsx.ng o very colsf .e-c-s part
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Bem and Guyon Escaped.

Bem and Guyon, surrounded by Gen. Ludefs. left
their troops aud consrvcd 70 escape. The insurgents
et without leaders laid down their srns 20 the mum
Der OF Z 900 men. with I'D cannon. Desofy gave him
80 up prisoner % Gen. WMmodcn
since the cspitulsuon oi Arsd, $4,000 men had been
taken prisoners aud l16 cannon captured.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
A N MERWIN. Anennn..,

GsEAr sALG % SPLENDID EScLfsH EScRAsiScs
rLfGAsrLY FzANgD--bsSss, PLATr 4 CO. - Broad
say, all sell on WsDS,sDaY evening, commerclng a. 7
O'Clock an extensive and superb collection n arge Eng
.i.l -ngragings Tie b--t of The most em1sut
British sTuss some nehy eo.ored and chiefly A. elegant
framed Among them mo great Wofss " LAncseer
Wra-, Lawrence. Vest Newton. Herring, stone
Grsuier Ggst and other ceeorsted us.,er.
portion Of them now arranged On the walls for
exhibition i.IlAl BANGS, PLATr co
BzADTs NAriossL CoLLEcrios Or D.suEEsEorrrEs
Among this collection We hnd hkene.ses Of Presidents
rok and Taylor and their cabinets and other eminent
nen Strangers .nd citizens Are respectfully Invited 10
cali anf examine them, ~ bis Gallery IS and ~ Broad
way corner " Faltou-st Copying done 10 = superior
manner Al ne shortest a0uce 6ne assortment Of ock.
7i'' 'rseel-is' &c. constantly for sac a. above
HsEcHASrs As0 sUsiSEs. NEs ~ Nsw YosK-who
"-n 10 o0lal business from The Cy Of Worcester or .ny
Of The town. 10 The Cosnty Of Worcester. Will GOD he
NAlonsl Esi., Published worc-.i-r 40 excellent sd
Feflsirg medium lis the largest p.p~r IN New Eng
ana out oi Boston and na- exceeded and Increasing
circulation Il can be s-en . .h. oee Term. O~ oil 81
- Tsoss ELEeASr silver BosossED WEootSc
CaEOs are becomiag he fashion and ne orders come 10
thicker and is-ier A. EvEsDsLLs Fa.houa.le Establish
meni for Cari. So- Broadway Dusne-.l Branch
WaA.L
~ Cosss, PREsIuN CHAis,, open top, FOR g. and a
advanced prices also, new patterns very beauus and
sarpass lhe Open ChAin much admired hat never
heir eegAl The ladies' Invited 70 sx.iu. IN. s..ort
neu ne largest n TOE City .rEe vanety Shell Dre..
In Combs. a. the Golden Comb store
N. QUIMBY, sp1 Broadway
"~ ssso1d door sosvs DIAae-ss.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-12
Z IA ~ ".
All In u OnlrI lOndltion.

Durina the r.cess OF th- Legislative Assembly al
parties seem o. a.ve sxrred upon cessation oi political
s.fife anf speculsunu upon the iuture prospects ~
Frsace j. connn-d iast nos O. tire ramor oi ch.nse
in The Ministry ~hch it Is positively asserted nss no
iouudaiiua except io the wishes o. hose who Nm -
The dissolution of the present Administration