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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

lerTacua. whore is probable fsf he would fs 10 Will
some detached corps ni ts Nfsno Ard seaniAr O.
"l'm hc mi -ti give trout r. bat tevonc hat N
posed at be could Go anything It's ltelu0n 10 said
= invade itf 40 .con % Ntp.-s
lte teHte~Trraeo o Rome cf tie 1sth uit. that
iar foreigners serving unfcr hr Roman Rrplofc. and
' sre rot Italians. io rn exceed .t men. Italians
are not oi Ire Roman So not exceed 8 eo men
t.t 90 me Wet - uf ncrua flry since The rlry oi ne
rfrhcN VS. Toe Anate teftfu. VEL Known character
Ail 81 MtnSe ifleui oi physician who has e1iensiVe
Pfacice amongst Eug - visitors az Rome by name Par
iaeoni 500 sneerng and .n0rudrnf s4usions IRON
these TWO i - hey down the Corso IA
carr reused the jealous suscerrh y of tie already
lated b, ISLANDERS IRE carriage s,Opped and The
Two anti liberals attacked 80 tluolsy ihat y
defending Lr. uf vigorously vl sWori-stck hat o.
succeeded iu making lis escape wtst the Absc
active .es forfgnste e pierced with several la.
ger wounds Thus crimes. which nave been a. known
here Tor months. ssneuinsry renew cd ne enry OF
me- a. ff.tfrf 90 friend. ID. order"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

Burnhans Circular Of the 2Oth says that there
vas steady demand for SUGARS and prices had again
advanced for Brown and Yellow White maintained
last quotations. Shipments to Spain proceeded with
considerable activity There scarcely any ship
nent coming forward to the states.
good general inquiry prevailed, and prices were
tun. Several planters were holding back for better
market feeling confident that the restricted quantities
Of sugar left would realize higher prices Whites were
guoted 10 ia rals choice y = browns 81 8, and
Curacaos s5i.
There was but few parcels Of Muscoyado IN the mar
ket The weather continued showery and the growing
crop of Cane reported to be in uniavorsble con
iton Sales OF select parcels Of sweet Molasses were
making in the outposts at q 90 reals COFFEE was IN
lsh supply and sales had been effected at II 20
reals Fish had improved. There had been imported
from Boston 200 casks H. ddock which changed hands
At 70 reals
Prices of LARD had been sustained and sales were
making at steady prices, say 10 to Is rails The stock
was equal to 400 kegs and half barrels. RICE had
advanced owing scarcity OF supplies and the maj
ket closed firm for Charleston Receipts were limited
Sales Of 100 casks Carolina were made from store at
M and 500 bags Valencia s. leaving $50 casks and
600 bags in first hands
Two cargoes of LUMBER. placed, from Gloucester and
Portland Me sold for 20. a2ic Inc same amount was
left for disposal.
CANDLES, bulk, of both sorts were in demand at al
vsnccd rates cargo of Spanish FLOUR changed hands
at l0 and 200 barrels and cargo OF Guayaqull Cocoa
from NewYork, at 60, shortprice Empty casks were
scarce ls rias for first quality Rhode Island HOOPS
would realize s45 $50.
In FRKIGHrs there scarcely any inquiry for yes
cells. An American bark was chartered for ST. Peters
burg at 27s I'd. and sin small privileged vessels oi
Cowes and market at a.. There was but little offer
ing for the United states.
-Four risls per box for SUGARS we've accepted at .
profit EXCHANGE on London was l3 prem. and OF
New York per cent premium, with an upward ten
dency.
Quarantine regulations continued and were rigor
ously enforced Vessels from infected ports OF The
tned States subject to twenty days quarantine
and from non infected ports eight days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
The Battle opposite Comorn.

The 4. lowing account Of the affair Aes is gath
partly from Hsynsus bulletin, In the Heaey Zeitn2
and partly from Tie letter Of officer present The Hun
gauaus have ID <6tn, Wthdrswa the greater part
VI their forces toward ComOrn that beside the
sary garrison there are aboul 1900 under walls
" lhs fortress. Tie Ausnsns, already past COmOrnt
And ADVANCED 10 D5s were not blind 10 The danger Of
leaving arke force their rear, particularly while
0ndge the Danube, before COmorny al Osz0ny
gave easy passage 10 Tie night bank They resolved,
highest importance. Almost the whole Austrian Danube
army iiA ~ reserves, and The Russian auxiliary corps
engaged On the Hungarian SIDE, according 70 hsyhsu
there were from ~ 70 5000 men, Win ~ pieces ~
cannon. while the Austrian artillery counted nssfy az
pieces The aim Of the AusIIans was ~ bnng ne may
gars 70 battle and then drive them back on 60
commands the passage But both designs completely isi
ed The MayEsr' bad dra~n double ne u ,aons o en-
renehments before the tetedeponi from Oszony loo
SONY 70 y Stony New SONY The ran. hfs' a..
town here they found themselves suddenly exposed to
the ere Of he heavy guns IRON tue entertainments RE
enty hey made preepAte reest pursued oy zoe nus
.sr who iaid " wiihunspanng -sbfes Upon his oces
sion the young Prince Lchsnsien was severely wounded
Meanwhile the Austrisns attacked on the other side u
SONY The Parma regiment Of Infantry siormed, after
several unfortunate attempts the line Of enIeDch-
nenf but hnally driven back again with immense
lose Then the baUe reached the negh0Onng yneLiils
where the Hungarian t1ssars were drawn up Here 90
Aaans were beaten although they bad been strength
ened ov reiaforcement-.
Al Pgszta Hervsi The battle was stu lore serious and
bloody The village was four or FIVE umes taken alter.
by either party; and Il here that the Honved
Them taste Of their quality. The did not gain
single inch Of ground. and when night fell both armies
remained ID heir former position. In the Austrian pune
tins the loss Of the Huugaans is stated 81 cannon ana
80 prisoners. The Austrian loss must nave Teen very
severe The officers who wounded 10 fisnns saeo
that half battalion Of Farms infantry nad oeen e.tne
killed wounded. On the whole, q VIII Dc seen rom
this that not quite 40 80 a. a. hrsi
fbev mi mi ann-sr The KsatscA< Zgn1 adds The bat
> xss routid on the 3rd and according 10 the Ft2yst
eso lasted ali day The Aus,riAns are fousd once more
before ttszony The imperial army wlsnsd 70 sh1n Ins
enirenched pou and throw the hungarans back into
Cororn brt he Hgngsrsns defended themselves, and
ga dead were eft the held OF lhese the Russians
sfed eve hundred being hnssars. IS guns formed the
trophy ofhe day. The Cologne paper remarks tina, hts
account l. not very Ineligible especially as We do not
xnow 20 which s.ds loo OF tie dead belong Bat hn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

The new law ofpublc instruction, prepared IN com
mlitee Of which VI TIMERS the President proposes
Cnie Council Board Of Education Al the metfopOAs
with district boards throughout the country 70 ~ lie
beers OF his board ~ be- faker from the lnFersy
VI France which now mononoix-s The schooAng OF me
people sixteen mem0er chosen for 10 years are 20 De-
added ia the following manner Three Acnllsnop- Or
Bishops. elected By Ler colleagues ole TfOlesla-.
Clergyman. elected by the cOuslst0rl-s Afee MrADefs
Il the Institute sr'rf ~ fre rye classes tlrfe mem
GERS chosen by the Minister ard three Coun-eiors OF
State also be named BY the Minister Inc deLefneh-
M counc sreng hens the hands Of the Church They are
20 consist OF the Inspector 0 The Academy me ffei-ct
fle Bishop nls substitute, clergyman named ~ Lr
Der of the Cour- of Appeal or some ollef -ru-na- \
mpet- system of inspection j. attached g he-e ,ll
The measure u FAR from pofulaf ana = -f-all il
feror that OF egium. where INSTRUCTION - Tree me
French Jaw prescn5es the and nature u TIE studies
mode OF life which entities an incvidual 70 give
instruction. NJ DC FAlOux las bIolgt Tie OIL into he
A.... mi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
IRELAND.
nnnnrIura of the AInIe u rlsnne A..

On Tuesday morning he 10Th inst the Governor Of Rich
nond BTidewell received a communication from Dublin
Castle directing him have In readiness by - O'Clock 90
cave the prison Messrs o Buen Measher, MManus ard
Duuohoe The luggage belonging 10 the state pr-oue
arded 10 kngsOwn 10 be placed Oh board the
swift The van which 10 was cOnvt yed 10 the Dnbhn
and King siOwu Railway guarded 10y mounted police
men with drawn swords Shortly before - O'Clock an
other van was driven within the yard Of the prison. accom-
panied by an InspecOr Of Police and the Governor 81
Smthfeid Penlentary. The prisoners prepared TO de-
part took leave 81 their friends and Al II o'clock the van
eff the Jail escorted hy squadron Of Dragons command
three off -ers. and strong body q mounted police
The . driven 10 the Pigeonhouse, here the Tn
lent. which had come from hingsio~n was
q waiting with her steam up ready 10 proceed back 10
kugsiovu. Two boats brought the prsouers on board
The ideui in one Of which were seated Mr. Obuen Hnd
Nj Meas her. 10 the other Mr. Manus and Mr. O'Dono
hoe IN few minutes the Trident len for kinsstown, aud
the prison given 10 the charge OF NE command
Ger the swim transportation 20 Van Dienans Land
A. minutes 10 ) O'CLOCK NJ the Trident lowed the S~ii
with tie state Prisoners board along the coast ami
having passed the Bray Head was soon out of eight
Her crew consisted Of 81 sailors AMI I'D marines. Kew M
D'Breu brother OF Mr. william OBrcn, biz slsirr and
fUo other Indies and Rev Mr.. Meagher, uncle OF l.
Meaeher were permitted on board % iake eave OF their
relations number yachts and small boats surrounded
he bug which lay outside the habOr, good deal OF IN
'erest having been 10y those who IN them 10
he prisoners depart In 20 minutes after Tue vessel had
sailed ladies and gentlemen promenaded the ley Gull
city and apparently uucoucerned rs n 20 occurrence OF
particular character had taken place Dublin Eve Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
Proclamation Of k0ssufh.

Our emma papers and ellers Of NE 10 lnsI l.sys me
Ti1es.) give A yesu0c Of proclamation which VI KOS
suth has lately published Pesth. and 10 which he makes
and imperous appeal 10 the sturdy patriotism Of
hs cOuutymen. The priests ordered ~ tase up the
cross AID ~ head their par AOHefs the defense Of their
religion and liberty The people are 10 arm themselves
they best can, with scythes, pckaxes, Sc' The line
Of -e Thesis the Ords u hat TO be defended
Inhabitants the towns and villages shall, On The
approach Of the enemy leave their houses and homes,
carving al provisions, take refuge In the fasi-
mountains and the Islands Of me morasses
They are further instructed % set ire 10 tho places Ia
which the enemy are quarered aud 10 mOes them by
nocturnal attacks kossuth finally states that the Hun
garsu army number. 100000 Our correspondent In
forms that the cictOn q KOssuths proclamation 10
most eloquent and mpassoned and that Il cannot fs 10
AGING most powerfully the Hungsrians"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
RennhIirnn Ronnparfe.

NJ Napoleon Bouapsrts has addressed The following
letter % the journals F.s. Jalys
NJ Fluos A. re 80 fit- s'frs 90 M As--l 20 -
M O.. III 49, nr- ~ -rTg tsrAs o. he
s-y ~ Ron- .h.,.n.e tss0e Qsrt o. 80 1f r-oas
uhh -Ip.u % VOC lei more i1ifsion Ir-
boz. o. more r-y npa;hy er or lfsfs Soldiers
81 our fsf-f d - h-rs
laoa But appear. 20 D t1P t-f-7r- -
r@x.rs .-y- OF E1- VOCATION % NJ tpl-etn a. sefe
n even otf, thsas rs sliy Prof--; a.
49,, arv -. rt..rr-. afny 40 The ot-fs o
p. III g. 1 ..rr J-lifsr7 ard
,-. -. Co.,. 49,. SAPOLEOS BONAPARTE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
ImperinIi-t Advance from RaRb-The Austro-
Russian Army.

The latter len Rsab the 2eh. and advanced two di
visions on The roads 20 Comorn he ons hand, and
20 Shweissenburg on the Previous 10 The depsr
re Of the troops they demolished to toe very foundations
tie house from which Field Marshal Lieut. Nohigemuth
n4 shot a. anp only the personal Intervention ~ he En-
qer0r prevented further scenes Of destruction The Jew
i.h dsric the alleged ground Of being hosuiey die
posed. ara sf noushng sympahies IN favor ~ hossuth
and Ot freedom. punished with a war tine OF $1,000
ilr and which every Jew upon pain oi execution was
ordered 10 pay within twenty four hours. few shoot
INKS by dum-head cOurtmsrta and great many arrests
took place also Nevertheless the greater part Of the
male popu alton, and especially most oi the boys as Ike
wise numerous females, bad accompanied the hnngaans
their retreat that there actually rrmtiuei but very
few 70 arrest Tho outer part OF me cly suffered h.ue
the interior not AZ all Only hne bridge was burned
down 10 prevent the Magyars from being moles,ed In
heir retreat.
The headquarters Of the Austr0- Russian army OF the
Danube were the 3D. at Babolne The third corps had
pushed 90 Igmsna another DIVISION under Gen schliek.
Rsab 10 subj Wris-enburg The corps Of the army,
headed by the Emperor turned Of rom Baholna toward
Acs In order effect the latter place passage across
i- Danube the island 81 Schut, with viaw OF pro-
ceedng toward Comom hv both banks and undertaking
the siege that fortress But the bridge and the iede-
Juf nj Acs very strongly euenched by the Hunka-
rau- ana Gorgry there wli1 I OauaiOns OF infant
- O .rI.If- of cat,lry ard IA pieces OF cannon The
mprrass embroidered by heir -asy conquest Of Rsan,
were for taking these entertainments by Storm The haie
obstinate lasted eight hours The AIsiro-Rnssan
great loss They took. however from the hungsrans
whole battery consisting OF sN 5-pounders and Two L
FOUNDERS, which venurrd too fer nom the trenches u
pursuit and fell into the hands of regiment OF gh,
'or-e Oorgey commanded the Macy ars In person The
Emperor rad 20 nave ipoNeu long WIN us
the movements OF this general, whose name has zen so
ofen brought ~ hs ears IA connection with Austrian as
asierr ,...
There battle also he road occupied by sehick
on the 2d lie by the hungarian oihcer, hlspa,
A the head % 10000 men, and stopped from advancing u
fhef.
In Island Of schu the Hungarsns still at Ny
arad Here there has been bate too, rather an out
post skrmish. The Ausrlans, 2nOoO wanted u
the offensive IN order 10 JOIN the main Imperial ar
my when 10 crosses the Danube. On the Upper Waag
the Magyars su In possession OF all points and The
Russian troops hch had advanced from he North under
General sass Obliged 10 fall back that this leader
the lstinst driven 10 his old post Of JOrdsnow
100 Galca But wht her this retreat was the result OF
victory on the part OF the Magyirs Is known But Il
that the 18th cannunadng was heard at Tyr
nan, and 10 ecui ed that this came from battle
al IreLlschiu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28

The PiednoHft hd1effc OF the ou inst flote- the
lowing from Rome. under dale ID inst
The National Assembly, la is sitting yesterday unan
mou-y voted The continuance 1i the Republic. On 10.
mouou 81 Agnstin moreover tecfecd that the icde
compact SHOULD be engraved two msb slabs, and de-
posted DO the CAPITAL as The monument Oi hr unanimous
wish Of the people legally represented by - deputies
Before the lse OF that memorable -iun2. fe Assembly
ordered that solemn funeral service Dee celebrated 40 the
Church - Peter l honor OF the heroes no lost their
lives under ile as ot Rome, for the defense Of the
country and -he Republic A. respected the heroes.
wounded that long terrible Struggle the Assembly
iecreed fhuf one % the national pa aces should be
converted for their u-e into asylum. where they
would find repose aud the care they needed Finally,
trd order To show the perfect accord that prevail ed
10 the last between the people, The Constituent As
scnhiy. and the c.uLeus Go whom, in those supreme
circumstances thtd cOuhded the task oi saving the Com
inonwralih, the Assembly declared tHt ihe lnuuyrf,
Am-l la. Mazz n and saih had deserved wei. of their
country Stree wrote yuu yesterday. tAe Municipality
proposed conditions tO General OldlnOt and tO the French
envoy NJ. rcees. which they iected Insisting
unconditional surrender. The Municipality ulanlMOus y
protested agalt thai eNgrucy. dec ils thai held the
General accountable for the n-iOrfure fhaf might
The Ascend not wishing me army oi the Republic 10
iinpasslbe witness To- the events IN preparation
dered ID Cut Rome, and for EoloI and security a
appointed several OF It's members tO accompany 30 NJ
extraordinary commissioners, AGO Instructed the Irum-
yrie forN ard fo the GeueranCblef the powers hr
ghl stand tn need Of n j. now O'Clock Rome -hud-
der, The Assembly lud Nun cipaify peynIasDce
TIE troops have not e e ely hu are ready ~ depart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
Reclamation OF the Trium,ir-.

The Trumvl-aie. Boy pr1clalslon dated The l-t inst
announced f0 ihe Romans IFS voluntary re-gnafor
" Ine Assembly. saY-. after the -ucct - obtained by
tlD enemy, moved hF desire Cd save Rome from an ca
IRENE peril and prevent other lives being lost without
utility defense. ha- decreed the cessation OF resist
auce. The men who had governed during te sirug glr
could not govern under TIE present clrclmsances Ire
mission c1Inded O them having de ffct0 expired hey hts
tened resign The hands OF The Assembly. Romans
ani brethren yru have Inscribed IN history page hch
VIII remain Ike monument Ot your power and your Ell
erGy ani of Nour turs achievements, OF which no force
can her,ave y0u. You have gior1usy ushcred iu with
generous blood. tue new life winch commences
for lialy-a collective lfe. the life q people who
mean to be- and shall be. People. United under
tine Republican hsg, you have redeemed the honor
ma'evo.enf, and lost by mOnarcLcal Impotence Your
Tuumfirs viii remain among youas sin pie ctleus carry
with Them the consolation ot having ever been luf Do
ihrir mime associated with your heroic deeds dark
cloud o1-cures you. future prospects but viii vanish u
Instant frrsevtre 1 maintaining your r -h and ian.
lrns have God who has preserved their blood. L.
fl md tle I'D of God must he accom- .h-d- You have
not az ereuced defeat. u victory like thar of me
the marty. hose srDulcle seppug-touc to Hea-
ven When tae star OF YOU resurrection shall glitter In
the ffmameui-.ghen the price of thee sacrifice yUu have
made ith aHcrty and honor shall be- paid 10 you,
may you remember the men, A0, during entire month
paIiouk of Your tolls fagues and snlerns-, and who
Will be- ready tomorrow n necessary 10 hlnt again Do
your ranks for the enamel pau0l of Italy Ere The Roman
Republic i>igueil The Irumvrs.
J 1 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
w TELEGRAPH TO THE Ntw.YORk TRIBUNE.
LATER from Mexico-ArrivaI Of the Great
western at Mobile with 3 I 200 600 In specie.


The Royal Mail Steamer Great Western arrived
,,b, port last evening in 81 hours from Vera Cruz
se brings Is passengers and 90 in specie Tor New
Orleans and 81 10000 for England She brings very
little news however
The Message Of the Mexican President, at the open
ng of Congress has no important features but that Of
recommending the passage OF bill for reciprocity OF
duties on freights and charges, for protection
conducta reached Puebla ON the eth, with 81 o42,-
600 in bullion, &C.
The French Minister proposes to furnish Mexico
with
Senior Aranguez brother Of the Mexican Minister to
France. has been appointed Consul at New'fork and
hss started for that city.
Gov LKTcHER of Kentucky, is announced to sue
,eed Hon. NATHAN CLIFFORD Minister to Mexico
Arrival Of the steamship Isabel from Havana
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, JAY 21-P.M
The steamship Isabel from Havana has just ar
fyed via Savannah She had % passengers 40 of whom
we're left at Savannah to proceed by the Cherokee for
New.Nork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
Battle In the south.

There has also been in the South severely contested
6ht The Msgysrs and The Seryisns under Kline
Pcrisss the Lower Thesis. klnrksnin Is en-
uenched there at Ti,e. make himself MASTER OF the I'M
pOrisnl corner ew the Thesis and Danube The Ban
l. su at SOye Of hole battalion which the Ban sent
The rest fell either In bae, by the ChoeFs, or desert
ti. II BEN succeeds IN crossing the Thesis before the
become extremely criucal ferckel has been summoned
by Tho Government before them Tor the eondue,
OF his troops IN the Bsicska
Vienna paper, the UaHd'c,, OF The In inst says mat
rep very prevalent al Vienna that courier had
arrived II schonbrunn with the Intelligence that the Nus
have occupied Pesh and Nafen, aud that column
has marched against Com0rn, by tho ef bank u the
Danube
Al Presburg there wac report the 9th that Gofgey
had committed suicide The chief force OF the insurgents
concentrated AZ Comorn where there are Al least
0n0O men The Imperial army extends from Acs TO BAD.
Iona and Tots No decisive engagement was expected
M the arrival OF the Hussisn avn ilafies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
SPAIN.
Labor ife4aIated.

General Conchs has Issued order which would be
thought shocking at Manchester but hch 10 said By
hose who suow the parties 70 De very proper proceed
ing at Barcelona He Las notified separately 20 each
manufacturer that they prohibited from disohsying
any OF their workmen without giving Is days previous
notice TO the political chief with the for such dts
missa and those who Infringe this regulation are 70 be
placed the disposition Of the permanent couruAiis,
and Judged meters Of disorders and dsuroen OF ne
public peace. The object Of THIS step 10 70 pfessh, .ne
Barceiona manufacturers avslsg themselves OF iheif
onted expedept OF throwing place into confusion.
whenever their monopoist interests are endangered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
miscellaneous.

On the ID inst the Assembly ordered thar funeral ser
vice should be celebrated IN The Basea Of 81. Peter, IN
honor OF thse patriots DO had og their ives 10 defence
of their country and he Republic Que u the national
p.sces was also sOcae for the repOse and care Of the
wounded The Assembly nnsly voted the tha1Es Of the
countrv % the ext nunvirs Ane ui. Maxim and Sa
G.rbadi TOOK from 50eo 10 1000 men with him. the
people loudly sppauding MIN be left By The gate Of St
a. oTanni The expressons Of hatred and contempt on the
part 3f The cukens toward the FfeDch very marked
TIE d.ssppesrsnce u Gsnbsdi with l.s column !. not
eoss4sTss ysTy ssnoss he sas ssss " &c srsogteg %
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-28
Cholera In philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, July Ill Pm
The Board report "a cases OF Cholera aud
deaths for the past "a hours, OF which cases and
deaths were in the Aims House.
The inspections OF FLOUR for the week are 1902 bos
. No local news of interest