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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
ship News.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
HUNGARY. AUSTRIA. AND RUSSIA

Although numerically considered the hostile forces
are Of opposing superiority the Hanssrisns are very
far indeed from being in any desperate extremity
A Turkish Enbasssdor in Paris received dispatch
on the 18th INST by courier. announcing thst the
Polish Genera Benz had again completely defeated the
Russian. under the command Of Leurs Trsnsylv snis
and that the after had been obliged 10 take refuge in
Wdlschis with small remnant o.; his army
Advices from Vienna OF the 18Th OF Jaly state that
Buds Pesih surrendered 70 the Ausiro Russian troops
on the lth inst without From report OF
Gerard Hsyusu addressed % the Emperor Of Austria.
appears that very sharp conact took place on the
ilth INST before Conorn between the combined armies
snd the Mssysrs The iangari fought with furious
mpeuos.iy. but the Austrisns claim the victory
Another and probably more reliable account Of this
battle that 80 pieces OF brought
into the Geld BY the Hlnssrans and the loss sustained
by the latter in srtieryrnen may bs estimated from
the that several Of the guns had 20 be
served aiterly by the Dutchmeister infantry Moth
ing could be more complete than the deest Of The
united RussoAu.trian srmies under Hsynsu. Tie
Obliged 70 fall back Rssb. where hi. hesdausr
ters are st present and which city i' hled with
wounded Tie has been lgei TO send B. 900 wounded
TO Presburg Bat for the timely arrival OF the Russans
to cover dis retreat, Hsynau aud bis sssh would have
been taken.
A. the Ban Jellschich lately demanded BY rag Of
truce the garrison Peterwsrin TO surrender, the
con- nsnder Of the garrison replied IL know well
how Affairs stand and that the called Ban OF Croatia
will soon find himself surrounded. and with his whole
army be destroyed sem has collected all his troops
near szegedin, TO make head against the Russians
The Ban holds the enemy In check, making successful
sor,ies
Comorn will soon Dc invested The Corps u q an
Grsbbo were marching IN IT, The Hungarian Genera
Georgey ia still alone aud in the heli n spite Of the
Vienna press which has lately, not only wounded ant
killed him. but also deprived him Of h. command. la
Comorn white and black Gag were waving on the
ba,tlemsnts symbols Of the contest for lie or tor
/ death
A Hung arisn Deseeutents Gslsira. - much feared
the tact Of the gdom being placed state OF siege,
Affords some foundation the contempt ted rising IN
that country in connection with the Hungarian move
msnt The Polish frontier 10 strictly guarded that
nothing ou, the post pass The Emperor Of Russia
left Warsaw suddenly on the 10Th for - Petersburg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

BISsHANroS BoAKDi>s S1HOoL.-The Annual
Report Of the examination and distribution Of prem
ans among the pupil. Of this Institution vii % found
IN our advertising columns We have heard this Sshco
highly commended. and We believe with great Justice
The proPristors the Misses White and GEin, arr &C
eoSPAsAed and highly educated adde's And Il may ee
interesting - state that they the ueces snd sister
OF the late lsmsnsd aud siited lrsA writer, GxAAID
6sisFiS. author Of " GssppAs The siAn. sna
other works which have sivvn hn place As pet
novrlst and dramatic winter among the iorsmosi
names OF the present asy in those departments o.
Hnghsh literature
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

NEN-ORLEANS. july 29-,sSfvCo ship Msnptl
from Nlofk bark lsnarion, bH.ton. big L suts,
Went 20 SEA 81, .hlp SAas 10 mes Ard bars Ga.
Williams. FOR Nlnrk
BOSTON. Ang 2-AsSivEo. schrs Mary Taylor Rec
mono. ksishd.n. fhIIs. sop Ouicors, rom { ousui
It, sIleur IS. passed shetland Islands rtb J4uel gsT
T. AT 4 on s. psss~d BARK Empress of Bristol RI ls
al &c. stated, spose bzfk P.ri-, from Nfod q
rhom.ston. Bsfss moro London, June IS, Prince %
Frederick. Palermo. May p, Delpho- NOflesn. "a
10. spoke 9Sd - sand Key, ship Asr-csr. NOfsa1h W
B.sion Caro- ~. savannah eres BfsEisn, Cbaf.s..o1
Marshall. Wilmington. NC; Druid, BttiaOre
Btlow-Ship Emma atts nom Csdf
q sssgo bark ndors. Rio Janrr0. trgs prio1
London Frederick. Aux Cayr,l Advance, Phs Nni.ss
any. J = Afaus NlOk
SALEM. Aug l-AspivgD schr Pavilion New.Yors
NEN-BEpFORD, Aug l--SAiLg0. ships Csrolne. p
cifc. r orids. san francisco
PROVIDENCE Aug i-ARpryfg schrs Honssty sni
II +. BAKER. Phlsd-p hia sloOp Motto. News sLs.1c
,-hr Worcester Philadelphia. SAILED. 'chr Dlsnopt
Pli'sdpfis
NEWPORT, July 5l-ASSisED. schrs W wsse'
Ellsworth fpr New1nrk, Caro- nv, Portsmouth, fuf Bali
mnrei brandyWtne. Phistelphs JgLED JAY J. ..clg,
Cnsr.e-, Harve.t. Rhode is and and I W Ihou. Sfot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
PIEDMONT

The negotiations for the conclusion ot Peace between
Austria aud Piedmont says letter firm Turin VI the
18th are suspended.
The exgeDee. OF Austria are the recommen dsuons
Of ~ Gsldna and the Lnvoy Of Piedmont IN London
who always writes to procrsstnse as much possible
the definite arrangement Of the Aastrio Sar dinian
question are the sole cause OF the delay
On the lst Angus, the Chambers are cow oked and
Il they animated by the ex,favsgsni spirit OF the
preceding Legislature they will dvest the king
OF the power Of - aud probably drive him 70 =
renewal of hostilires
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

Pulpit, we trust, will aid in fully calculating IT,
The cholers first visited q, seventeen years ago
In, IL. Lessons were not then Needed, 90 il came
again. and now il Is here for aihiri time. II the
Divine laws whose violation i punishes be rot
better obeyed, IL ia likely 70 become aregosr
scourge, like the Measles or snail Pox- Surely
sufficient have been or chssnsements le: 20 Be
wise while tia called To- Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
A Bonaparte Arrested.

The Naf0a0i announces that Prince Canine. the son
OF Lucen Bonsparte and ex President Of the Roman
Constituent Assembly hAs been arrested al Or.
cans by order Of the Government, On his road from
Marselles 10 Paris IL Is said that having claim
sgans, bis cousin Louis Napoleon, for money ent In
aid Of bis election. the Prince to France 10 de-
msnd H. The cousins conduct against Rome having
stirred up bis re III. said that the Prince will not BE-
Imprisoned. but ihA, he will be forced TO embark tor
Eng and America
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

nv tAop"f -
BfSGBANToN. Thursday. Aug s-P '

BISSBAxToN Thursday. Avg s-PM
At Ithaca the weather continues very dry aud
the crops al along from that place 70 Owego sui
ierng considerably for the want Of rain The Corn In
many places sppesr ss burnt with fire From
Owego 10 BinghAmion the effects Of the drought are
less apparent but everywhere rain would greatly
benefit the growing crops The thermometer to-day A.
NJ stood a. co. stIsN II, at6PN 755
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
FRAN CE.


thc hs-e"oit'
he Commit Of the Legislative Assembly, 70
which the question Of the prorogation wa referred
has come 70 the unanimous decision Of recommending
that the Assembly should be prorogaed from the 18th
Of Aug 70 18th Of October.
The Budget viii not De brought forward until after
the meeting OF the Assembly IN October.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Afnir. at PiffshurRh.

PlrTs9tRoH. IhuFsdsy, aug 2
We hsve nothing Of interest TO transmit to you
today The river ia quite low. and shipments are
rather sht
There is no Flour arriving and the supplies are but
limited In the markets generally there is but little
doing while prices remain unchanged
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Another Fire at 1T. Louis.

sr. Loris. Thursday, Aug 2-AN
The storehouse owned by Henry Chouteau, sit
uaied near the corner al Market and Main sts was
sumed By IRE this morning. The building was oeeu
pied BY Messrs Atwood Freedsnd drug store.
and also clothing store. The stock Of drugs and
clothing v.s insured but the building was not Mr. L
Bearer had on s,orsse about s5 90 worth Of buffalo
robes which iosl loss there being insurance
upon them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
The Weather NJ Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, Ihuf,dsy, Aug 2-lU A. VI
The weather Is quite pleasant The ihernome-
ter in the shade at u o'clock yesterday stood H. and
Sp =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
The Cholera.

Enough. however. Is officially known 70 render Il
certain that the epidemic il raging many parts OF
OF the country 10 dreadful extent Daring the sst
week 3}a deaths BY Cholera reported in London
which team double the number OF the preceding
week At Bristol Plymouth, Portsmouth and along
the whole OF the south coast it Is raging IN very ma
hgnant form. and the mortality IL very great Al
Liverpool the disease rapidly increasing the number
Of reported tor days previous TO Thursday were r.
speciivey 81. a. IS. lO2
Scotland continues TO Be senei ally exempt from the
scourse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Cholera nj ~. Louis--ltiings Of the Board
of Health Discontinued, &c.

T LVIIE 7 uAl laJl ~ 1T y
The Committee on Public Health yesterday re-
signed ;herauihoriiy declaring ~ reso'uuonihst the
Cholera longer exists epidemic the city, and
that the citizens Of ard the ueshboriug States
may visit the city with perfect safety The papers have
ceased TO report tho niemens there having been but
u on Tuesday. only Of which were Cholera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Proviafons.

TIE inpOn OF Carol Proraou. MO L-srpOs, dr..
the week are So ebls Of Pors IS c.ss ara n -
Of Bacon ss casks Of Hans So u.rees snd 3, -.
Lard Beef has sod 10 far extent a. fail p-e.. -.
Is in retail request ard only ssusn busre.. /. eos.
Bacon. Lard noves Of steadily a. fall price. rA.,.
sfvs Of Cheese has ssd prss'y freely b., 10. Ss.,v
far 10 indifferent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Canadian Affairs.

MoNrRKAL, Thursday, Aug.
some considerable excitement was created here
yesterday BY report that the Horse Police were to
make their appearance here to-day Il however turned
out 70 BE false.
The political trials continue neglected in conse-
quenee Of the Cholera which prevent. the Grand Jury
from assembling
The report Of nterments for the past "a hours Is u
Of which from Cholera
We have no report to-day from Quebec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

The Cori Ersas,ne, in abiding TO the potato crop
says the disease has appeared in few aeis there can
be doubt but it i equally positive that yet The
general crop saved, and in almost all places unusual
~ abundant and thriving. The genera impression IL
that 1t is SO far advanced ths, supposng blight the
uber viii been Of the ground before such time
as the disease could have reached H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

and To rrsnsh nation The lettsr was aA'SS ~'
July:
ssrain. PscoH and the Marquis sscehss's' arrived in
Rome from Gsets on the 9Th. The after 10 G'shd
Chamberlain OF the Apostolic Ps.aee.
Preparations sre making st Rome which lead to the
impression IA, PA, * expected soon 70 return %
the lurinsl AL tie wounded have eesn remover
from ia, Palace
II. French are doing a. they can distributing
money tree "a Set up cry IN his favor, cut in vain
The Roman troops vhs had agreed 10 the -rs' n.
stance % 90 dury eonoinuy with the French. are
all lesvins and the whole force remaining now amounts
to ess than 90 men. OF these uasny were anxious
70 lssve bit Gen Oudnot would not give consent -
The Popes engineers having eeen asked 10 make
Demonstration n bis favor. preferred quitting rs ser
v,e Thirtyn ine cut Of forty three resigned and a.
the -snk snd SIC we're disosnied The same occurred
IN ne artillery All the officers having resigned, with
the exception # three sptsins sni sersesnt. Tie
reason given that toe French suthornes refused 70
give them Sny promise or guaranty as 10 the protec
ton Of tie rights Of the people
GaribLdi cas- succeeded in making bis sscspe good
from the French division. who were put upon false
scent. and he ia the mountains o. Al rufxi'
Previous 70 ss departure from Rome ne had secured
tie ammunition and military stores Ano iher account
state. Gsrbadi i, the Nespoltsn frontier where he
has been oned BY another body Of fugitive troops and
formed u Is said : body OF 90Ooo m ~.
The oesiegei operations against Venice have been
discontinued in consequence Of the istA prevalence Of
fever and sickness smong, the Austrian troops BY the
excessive heat and hard work
TIE American Charge A7.rs has been compelled
70 take down his IN consequence Of his house
having been forcibly entered by the French patrol IN
nur.uit n tve fsssrtFrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
GREAT RIOTS IN IRELAND.
Potato DISEASE APPEARING.
RETURN OF THE POPE.
REPORTED HUNGARIAN ICTORT
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
MONEY MARKET EASY.
IT JoHN. y. B. TELESRAPH OFFIox.
TnurstSy Evening. :. Q clock

-I-.s-NJ N-NN~
Tee Cambria. Capt. SHASSoS, arrived a. Hall
fax al o'clock this morning, snd viii arrive At
Boston at O clock 70 morrow afternoon. She hss
g through passengers and brings European news
seven days s;er.
The Cambria spoke the Niagara sbou, IS hours
out Of Liverpool and on the 4;h day passed the
pscketship shannon, Of New-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

M Az Ms Msekenchrie. Mrs Ma1isAn A.
Ms. clean Mr. snd Mrs. kguor. Re. NJ W.r
HOOD. Fsnno. Rouse Randall Homer. b Ass.v. w.,..'
Reed worsl-y king Ls.shi Journey. Treaes n ~.
sfoss Christ Gym. Saith, Bige.ow. klns srs,..''~
Bate. Boyle schefer. Sandsaeh. Fow .er snlis 49,
icse Ts'nsn. MARI. Msssrion. schr'cl kss.
Hashes. Lis.e. Cornish. We. Francis Wia ~.
C}codnow Msaaeson. JsecreL Rsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
From Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, Thursdsy, Az

CINCINNATI, Ihursdsy Aug :
The business Of the city is improving as the
Cholers is fast disappearing The report Of inter.
.uts for the las, "a hours 10 l3 The river IL slightly
falling
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

Ofers OF several private residences have been made
for the accommodation OF Her Majesty during her 80
ourn al Cork which 1t Ia not her Intention to step
out Of the Royal Yacht have been sraciousy declined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

BosroN Thursday, Aug
A Norwegian bark arrived here to-day from
Palermo with decayed fruit on board. seized BY
the authorities and sent 70 Quarantine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
ITALY.

Oadinot the occasion Of receiving TIE Eeys Of TIE
City Of Rome HIS Holiness eoEgrsrzlatss TIE Genera
OF the triumph Of order Rome znd expresses MS
nope thsf Divine Providence viii remove the deuu-s
tina; nay s'i exist he saas thai ke .o-sot cease to
Asvcs IL prayers 70 xssvsa tor rAs 6ss&sL tss Ayny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
BY TELEGRAPH 70 The NEw.YOHK TRIBUNE.
n For telegrAphic dispatches received in time for
Evening Edition yesterday. FRS, Page
The ship Tu.carora on Fire

PHfIADELFHIA thursday Aug :
The ship Tuscarora. belonging 70 CoPes Lise,
was slightly damaged BY IRE at about O'Clock this At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Death of n New-York Merchaut-ltr. Clay.
SARArosA Thursdsv. August

Mr. A. Riohsrds. an extensive shipping merchant
OF New York found shout 10 O'Clock this morning
the bsck yard Of the United States Hotel in sp
op.ecrc IT. Every effort msde to ssve him but
he ass Just expired
have Just bad pleasant interview with Mr.. Clay
lie appears well BvcxrYT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Result Of the RIecrsn.C-au.e for snsi,

that Vas their misfortune 70 i've under Republic
R..uIt Of the RIectisn.C-ause for anxiety.
The election 20 Al y vacancies IN tue legislative AZ
.eroly las turned on; much more favorable 70 the
Government than we anticipated VITA the exesp-
ton Of NJ Juls. Fsvre. Who was returned for Lyons
every one Of the newly sected members Of The
jorry and ~ support The Government a. Ong the
nsiorify bold ,osether The D,bss sees great csas-
for anxiety the passive victory obtained in ihe elec
tons victory tas entirely The TACT nat
number Of me electors refra,nsd from voting That
says that ourusl appears TO oe bad symptom. Il .
a. evil spon which We cannot close our eyes. We are
the strongest today. but and nothing 10 show
that should oe 20 TO morrow i Is admitted by a.
that s0zY 4 zGfs is probable Tue questions openly
discussed are a50ugs consalste for lie tee Empire
Henry. and COnpte Dc Pxris TIE ehzns- Of Ministry
q considered an event most certain 70 within
very short tine. The Sec. says Mole 10 10 % Pres
dent Of TIE Council Tniers Minister Of the .ateror
and F.llosx Of Foreign A1.is
Bys decree Of the l3th inst Ge1- Lsnoric.srs Las
Ss-n appointed Ezv0y and Aaisser PeniPosenHAry Of
France R4sa. and ne % sad Asve eff Paris for
the headquarters Of the Emperor q Russia
Baron Dc Rothschild % s5oai 70 cave Paris On TIP
70 Italy. Il "a sad that His journey 10 IN connection
-lth the Indemnify 70 Be paid BY Piedmont wsies
would neeessirsse oan and also the unp.d hsfyesr
lntsEest On Roman 5oads
Ihe progress Of the investigation into sssirs 81
the lsEh Of IuIe. s~eons less act ve. o~ing &c
some arrests r-e-uly made. and 70 the discovery o
l1yostani eorrsspondsnes- There . tax. also. q
certain rsveis-ons which VII increase ne number o.
the accused VIC 70 tgurs before TIE hss court o
iasree
Sergeant Asrr,sT. TIE aosissazrs representative la
escaped % EEsiE ard
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Socialist. still Alive.

We earn from the Department OF Eure that the 90
eisHs; agents undismayed By previous reverses sre
.tl very sctive in making proseytes among the peas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
A New Counterfeit-ChoIera.

BORON, Thursday Aug. 2-e IN
Counterfeit FIves OF the New-Hsven Bank
made their appearance in this city to-day
Two death. from the Cholera occurred 4. the Aims
House today The head nurse was one Of tbs VIC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

Dates from Lsndon 10 the goth July Paris
10th, and Cologne TO the 18Th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

Ml.AoarsKrrs.-The Looos OF the Bay state
are going 10 have their Convention to nominate
candidates tor Governor aud LIeuten snt-tSovernor
81 Springfield On the issh Of September next
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03

Trade OF Tx Sr. LAwREscE.-rhs Americsn
schooner J Brown. burden 20 tons arrived N oar
p0rs on Saturday last direct from Tcledo, wheaee
the trip made Ia ass asG AaJ Sac 10 load
ei WITH Indian Cora q Aessrs HOLMES lorns
Knapp .ksaSrsA hsrAs sstA at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Breadstuns.

T-er- @. ~ seuvity IN or markets iof SaG.osrvsgs
10 eoa.r1ry. i.srs r.sh-r depressed feeling and
prices are over ihHs 10 ex-s Of iss1s Old
wessr- Csasl FLOCs seins =. q. 80 81 AID IS.
oaio Gad Baltimore. - - 81 and Pa saespha -. 81
whls rzs proportion o. tie ate arrivals Al THIS port
seng q Inferior S1iiry Ane u socc!roo ssnx
A. Nss - Per b. American WuIAr sells a. - 81 q !.
e per p "a issLs coRs is S.ssS ss &s-.ss ssssr
bslaS ss vsss d pure wkA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Death OF Joseph Tasgert, ESQ.


Joseph Tagsert. late President Of the Fame,
and MechA nics Bank Of this City died this morpissu
Germantown, At the advanced sge OF - ye.rs h,
had dled the once Of Bank President Ter ~ year
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
Markets lsAsr. Az Jpn

HsrsiPts st@os y,s'eraay-l,o 900 oois- Flour .
WHEAT, none Co.~. ll.0oo ba.h~ls-ln FLorR tasr-
Ia good oustDess dong. and quotations sre steady
The ssles o; the day r-,ch 2op bels For WKxAr
the demand % PAT ucd~rste parcel Of 30 5ash-ls
Ret for CosS u rsry arm. and ne ss.ss are . 90
casbsls a &C NJ R0sad rslio~, sna s. s'sc fer
N.xet Msss<-l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-03
THE PREsiDgsr's MOTHERS ToeR.-Lstsi
from hesdqusrt~r.

from he.dqusrt-r,
WAsWSGr0S, jay rs $50
sis-l have duly received your favor u no c1 lao
a-kiug in- time when shall visit Boston.
Ia reply, am compel. 81 ssy and The sane y.
ready been snnOl need many II ne pu1ac lo1rsf
.hsl me u NJ departure and tie rolie 70 =
yet uncertain u Si.h % not 0f y Sos
bal s-vera plsres IN 10 vicinity snd .ha pr0l0es 81
stsy 10 E.ssrn htssachusett. .lc Tor hat ysg9s
BAT whether u viii - before sfsr M. syr.es.e Ia
as not yet beer decided an. very re.per.f1'ly
Your most ute1elf servant 4 TAYLOR
br~J -KkvrE. Fsr Pfssf Com Council pu.fUr Nta
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sEvEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE CAMBRIA.
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Mas. ALE1ASosR HaNiLroS a very .spsrH
gsersoype sepes' Of ~. ys1egs0s and respected a.
tafsn By Bsaor a wuhngi0u 10 March i., nrs
seen '~ih mary other ladies' snd gentlemen q ds'S
-0nl At his Gallery. rs and ~ Broad way cor fss*
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The Press Muzxied.

The report Of N. Combsr-d Sey-l on tbs Law Of The
Press has been distributed Il /. fAvorA5le 10 the
measures Of the Government
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~ The mail from Charleston. 5. c. and p ace.
south Of here for Europe. did no, sc, L sOstoa in
sesson for the steamer last week
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