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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS
ENGLAND.
The Canadian Qaestion.

On the rid Mr. Gladstone rose and asked ths ocef
secretary Of State for the Colonies ae three io0sns
questions ,.-.
= ya.-.,-, sF-r q, - o'T-r1f e. %
C,r..a q. 49, H lf-e- - 49, N
.. -f.. - ~ tf-0 ,H a.' .' .
- X Of N.--1rs fefs Gel .-.''rs - 90 -
}. s'f~f a 20 - To-. i - g 80
So . . 80 - he''e' r. -
49, ...-.-t-s .f ct.,1s. = -. -
.ts...t ...- .s.--r tar i~s..Ht' "a
rr--.s s.f.sr g. pas 8
s.,.a- ~ - s.
ti,r-g % -. go ft - % fs go 90 -
q.
A. - - e., GO 49, r-.r- <
- b =, -ff-r rrrrsrrs
.. a 60 s-cs- .-sr- - 20.
Mr. H.sr. 70 rrYy o. the nrst question. SAD ihss no
.,rt~t,5r. h.leyrr hs1 Been gwen . Lord sn 10
,,.-ene- Z, ,uch bii. IN cnnts mplsti0n - an
.urh measure lne Culoni. --cr-tsTy hsd entire con
st.rr. in n. discretion 80 tne tr vernon 'F-n"fs %
-,uy I, the .-crut la.sta ne observed that colo
,tsl hill, ~h.th.r money bLl. or otherwise having
pa,.cd thruush fUrus stages and received me se'n'
Il ta- Crown through ts representatives. Ia we e''o
nr. came INTO immediate ugersit n On ~: tnrS o.H
tar 81 .usyca 81 c.suse 10 tie ihifd ql~' ~ u
replied that no dispatches snstso~vcr had oeen r.
c,lv-d from Lord iein vith reference g. Measure
ia. inst aui-i To- Us hsd therefore 10 efitial a.
formation 'hc subject - ~ before tie Hou,e tie
thought r.h, o. mestion that although ~ cfhcsl q
formation hss t~cn received Eafi Grey hsd rrc-ised
private .citrr from Lord sia AFTER some farther
discussion between " Hume. Sir O. Grey sod NJ
o. sdsiouc TIE subject dropped. s'trr having ao
.oro-d bile It is.ied. to- attention 81 very igl
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TYyU = Sur LExIN0Gos.-Mr Burgess who
sailed from San Francisco TO Valparaiso In the L.
.hp LerfaStoa has arrived In this City from fsnsms
which be reached in the British steamer FrE. lie
confirms the account OF the Lexington having on toard
500 600 In gold dust part Of this ~ss depo'ted 81
Valparaiso and sho eft with the remainder Tor ms CITY
on the 20 ut Two vessels were "a the poirt Of de
parting from Psyts when Mr. Burgess VI" there on me
10Th NJ, for Panama for the purpose Of conveying emi
yrsp,. 10 California and that two others would shorty
80 \ ,ln.rs,o for the same destnsron and for the
.,me purpose
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CHo1rs, o. rHI Rio GK,SDE.-The following
4. an ,x,r.e, a. ,es,sr In tn. ~ o Piesys.< dated
BaAIos. March ~
have been 20 Rrovpsrille. where found mos' OF
the stores cosed In Consequence Vt the people having
left fearing the cholera Astamoros 10 most s~iaily
Afflicted win els msady Wa there mrs umes oa'
roglt 90, ,-c basiness man forty ave deaths occur
red the DAY Vas there and sixty ooe eurtsis ,ook
p.ee there yesterday oat Of population OF only 90
Here the deaths are too Or three every day and ve
h.,. Loot some Of beet m.n p and myseh
,,r, both tsk-n IN Brov nsvils bat Immediately pro
cured attsndsoc- and nov doing veil have jGs'
,,.rped oahe death Of the clerh msts and bafksep-r
~ the s,-ambo. Tom Mekinnsy CsmSto contains
~ teople and thirty hse have been buried tsere 10
,,ns i,v there are oaly ave Amsr,esns len In the
.sos plse. hoss Of oar little popelsiioa here have
Isfi OF Died No ss'ine's dosnt saa $780, ~
nnpt 70 DO sny,hiaS until aser NC plague sss SA
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Tur CAnlNEr A>u THE LErrERW RlrERs-
Ths ys,o,al .iSsacer referring TO the tisseDsons
in the ,bpe, reported ~ The Western ls,ir writer's
ssys
occ,.ion.ly statements are made which. however
untunted the distant public have no means Of detect
iug and are OF too character 10 et pass Suen
10 %. which W. observe ereul.rn. IN r-ssra 10 =
-. t,,.,ns ard ti.cout- tents IN the Cabnst Of TIE
NV Ad,niuistrs,ion Tns se oes-raV1 TO ssy 10 the
el...ic phrase oi pels n5or the HoH mare .
-, W. IAN undertake To ssy that there 10 not sod
-. n.x.r =, any moment been. the shxhtest iounds
uon fr .ny ,ach .tsiem-nt % thu contrary, We are
confident that there h~ never -i"s ~ 'his Govern
ment more harmonious sonnet nc nNs llarn
,ho compose u are persons. ri-nds WIZ ga entfe
,,..,r.,i n a, the great points VI ppinca lailh and
I, vii require deeper intrigue ana 'nuen more parry
r.rcor ,h their opponents ars be-'ro oApsoe OF 10
.en.,e tb.n from each other or u esHanso Cne man
-. r., EN-. IN. isht. minded brave and hooesi
Cn.t under WHOSE direction 1; 10 inelr pleasure AMI
their pride h. serve their country
The w.bipx,on correspondent OF the PAaadeip.ta
With H-rnan, referring 10 the reported dirieuus' 10
the Cabinet ssys:
Their, IA not only foundation for these repors bat
~ -, r.y.rse IL true The Cabinet 10 united bar
VOC 80, 90 rordisl No Misunderstanding Of any
s,,d 80. occurred betvven its mem sra or between
,h.m snd the President The most perfect and IN
qualified confidence exists 10 al quarters ana me oes'
A,..nsns both a regards the domestic AMI foreisn
80, /, NAV yell be ssfed under such circumstance
wts th,s fri.ndshp and good feeling Known 70 exist
80 n "A that ouch reports are put into eireuanon or
admitted ~ respectable papers into their columns >
To- .os.vS |. yl.iu and oose, to ee generally under
mood TIE p-r'on' who are s.S.oyssi
P',,. -,,h the Adrninstr alton, becsgse they
~ o.p os,,e poues-.nd therefore. ,rss. to shs
100 oT,bs .,euu.s and hotels foe What 10 snerv.rc
ss-s.,Sd A e~vs" I DO not s4ppose they intend
asr-t,, s,osrslly but they are missd themselves
Ts-r 49, sosever vho Intentionally fabrieats
80. ,..t ,h..s rumors With . view OF produen,
s,,rrr,,on IN the Whg ranss OF impsirins polirea
$500 and q pjurisy the Administration
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NoWISEIs FoE THg MNronALTr.-Tnere Will
Ia all liability be I'VE csnd d-trs in the hsd for the
Chief Msg,trscy Of Brooklyn. VIZ idwMd C"9land
VIM Ellsworth VIM. jcbkns Joseph McMurrsy and
George Hall NJ. Copl.nd the WIS candidsi" 'or
Msyor. 4. well known and highly esteemed by his Po
Ideal opponents s.Vrll rs BY h. own patty Mr. rs
worth was for = long time Prr'drn, of the Brooklyn
Insurance Company. Joseph McNurray E'f t'sarse
ship owner in Waist Mr. jenkins "" former y
sheriff Of Kings County Genrs" Hal tsq was born
In York tu, has tsen resident 81 Brooklyn for
nxpy
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..,.,Ae-rhe nisehnaa Gaze, &c.

pHiApELPHIA. 81

PMLApELPsIA- sunday April =.
Fr.pcisA Lippencot,, merchant tailor, OF our
,,. r,.d suicide yesterday BY taking l.adsnum
"a esus- 10 assigned though the eeed vss deliberately
eonten plated
- Jads- Burnside vill charge the Jury on Monday
Fry's oysrs scheme hero b" fallen 'srOosh-sAs
people are t5o poor ~ s1oserio-
There vsrv - deaths Ia ths city last vosh, j q
vaiea we're fron eoas1mpcoa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

ST Louis ELECTtON-RNLRoAn LoAN.@fhe
Charter Election In 81 Louis the ID inst resulted In
the choice Of JANIS q. BARSY Loco. Tor Mayor. and
the Loco candidates for Recorder. Auditor. Register
and CITY Attorney JANIS A. ftLF' wing VI" CHOSEN
Marshal by 80 maj The Board oil Delegates mig
aud Aldermen Loco.
,,,s on the question whether the city shall loan
49,, million of dollars 10 the Ohio and Mississippi
R.u,o,d va, cas-, in favor Of the loan, BY 800 ma
io,,v There we're 5 800 votes polled.
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DISASTROUS COSFLAGRATio>-A Ieiegraphe
dispatch from Toronto states that city has been 'tse
by terrible hre which has destroyed large part d
tue town The loss 10 estimated BY 'one " hsh 80 "'
kuasrsd thOrsssd dollars.
The msgnihceu, Cathedral OF St Jsmes, erected
few ysss since the same spot where stood the for
,.r Cathedral which vu destroyed By Are ten years
.so. 10 included In The condssrs,ion
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~ RoRrRr +. TrsrLE 10 the Bsrnburner can
sisase for Mayor Of Albany WARTS sHrhsAs de-
chimes the Hunker nomination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

Ts, FRrr School Acr.-A bill amending the
r,.. school aw has been passed declaring that the
AZ aha. 90 into eHec, inmsdsssy assr being rsths<
oy the People.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-10

P.s had .srr-pa.r-S 10 YOU'D % cssss9
sI.s.s,n 70 10 ,se ssDs. No - c rMs4s.s -
sp~skloG Wien 10 vith TOO oth~f e,v ~srs -
Ri espr..s.d ,h<mssl,.s IN shs sssas sse'>
h.r,n.lx marterrd
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u We are indebted 70 RICHARD MoGRreoR,
Jr fr. copy Of ssturdAys Aibssy Arsss.
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c.,,..I a.A I..ere.,-sir. KcIIess'. TAesry.


Dssvs Grssisy 4 AeEiysh
IsAssrved in our paper OF the 9th ut notice OF
sssS by Mr. 4. Kellogg. In which the value OF Capital
usspscd 10 be shown by the Increased value OF Ger
= s,ssss 10 certain given periodic Some 10 or 10
W., stpoe. was told BY Q farmer In neishoorng
rva ,bss certain piece Of land was worth 100 per
m becsuse Il would yield one ton OF good hay TO
a <re. which woald certainly crns 80 to - NOR,
- vsuld pay for getting II and the LAND woula
~ sosAns i not used for p,sture after moving IS
~ dssay Of the sttersrowth would keep good NOW
s,sdins 10 the theory Of Mr. the capital loaned 70
y s,essed In such land Is yesrs since would mol pe
ast-d 70 any interest sspposng the iand 10 pe nov
ysed q osiy eco per acre although the purchaser
~ hsvs received o. TO % per scre every year
ssss IL sxpspses suppose and farmers move
~ - Of tke States having each eiOVo "hen tney
r-, sAey hnd ~ good farms which eau De putensea
as 90 esch. and they ind railroad just hnsheu,
vleA thinss viii be profitable but does nor ana
sosd prefer better security sys out the whole OF n
tan6 10 the road stock and hires OF his rem"n'ns
tms buy for himseif the other farm. - ''oc.
sus 10 per cent for - years; and then the farms
~ rcsd are valuable just ~ 81 hfst. NOW, oce..'
IN no persase IN the value. docs 10 prove 'nsi .
aaA psy no interest on the eSooO be oorroveo oi
lnna ,uur paper has done much In the sood wo,k oI
kbru but really cannot see the eood or souoonos'
al ks visvs - given in this case. ,xun :.
Very respectfully yours. i'"O' 80
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Piracy In the Pacific.

The following are the particulars az An out
r.seous oct Of prscy recently committed IN the Pac nc
Tn. top.al schooner Rosa Ssqlds Captain Contre-
10 burden eft valparaiso on The 10Th
OF November asst with large cargo valued Al $1,000
and severA passengers io- the port ~ san ffanclc
California The vessel arrived ~ the Gsipsso. Islands
on the 18th OF Dec-mber aud OF the 2uth. while the
Captain and tn. passenger. - IN number. were On
shcra looking tor 'r-.h at-r n. mate an F0slish
man named Edward Barton the COOKS BLACK man
and Chilisn sailor made sail ant proceeded 70 sea
Leaving the passengers sn1 Captain on shorr without
provisions clothing or anything Else. In addition 10
,hs ra,s coo and CHILEAN sail ,r there board
the schooner the second mate who Was cunhnet l. MS
berth by .ckne.. tbs Captain nrphe" Al o' about
l. wears OF age and servant sir belonging - 'nr 81
the ps..ensers IN addition T. the cargo there Wa
con.iiersble specie board belonging L. iae pa''en
gers 49,,
supposed that ihe Object of the mate 10 this ex
,-ayrIusry ~ sir make tor '0na sn.l NrNcsn
por, where ~ might dispose of the vessel and cargo
and escape into the Interior OF course the late 81 the
md mat the captains nephew add the servant
.rl viii De unknown until farther accounts are re
e.ly,d On or about the 25;h Of December the whale
,hlu Hope. Cspt Chrisy. Mr.. Burgess says touched al
the and and entr.ated BY the passengers OF the
Rosa Sequlds 20 supply thsfn With provisions and
o.t by which they might reach thr coast but Tor some
r.s.on thew we're refused The h.ler may have been
IN A ,hor, allowance and hence the refuss Toe IN
rtupst- passenger. remained on the island suffering
Intensely ior wsnt 81 provisions and nece'ssrrs until
the lth of February when they we're released by =
ans. ,.ssel Of 6tern burden sni arrived aiGaaJ
seu on the 5th " March. entirely sntate VI clOtn
Ia, ana in a l,mentAble condition lie Island mum
her, In Inhabitants unly about forty peftons composed
Il convict, sent thither ~ the Government VI Ecuador
Capt, Contera, v,s Jeff on the Island
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INSURANCE.


THE kA0L6 kbIS AAU hn08es
INSURANCE COMPANY.
y css,s. 100000 S.siSs . ss'p'.s 2 SsGaVs's
tn. eSsrsss male. III. prsc,ors psr.oosIy rsspess
Tho esptiL impaired, By returning Dy pssst's u u
Ths Incurred incur 90 responsibility bsyesA - psyosS
he premium ssy hsbuiiy 10 have TIE - 800 -
dsesd OF % nsAs fssiAs eoabSusas N ssss - .assy
2s:.s A.. psyss. sny a.ys sas prsaf Il sssA d.
NJ .2 isI-u on ssy ms srsssss s.esss 49, sve
thousand dollars. add no inssrsness 80 usAs - Ore
ems.: IN "sieS s..s :ssy psc s.sss sss . 500
e n: .sss. :sa H. :ss a.. :sS ~ ss:
esrtscipaIton. very usissis reteedoe = ~ 49,
on ':r s ssa :s.:S: .:s.. .: ia..s =. ): - -
them sreosdne 70 hsk vaioe.
to Inc eireunsssess q al ,s.soss vAsss -
Is desired TO provide s0s 'hsls AnkhaA - = ssnsse -
Poe rsiss nor inssrsses 10 10 ssy Nm - - - 49,
Of any ,sspoe.,e: so"ess, :. ~ sos:.y 2 ~,
i % ed he sssilisy = ~ .o.pssy
10 poist Of ssesnsy, nes,Gsy !. ss.s 81 s.,11a
s:s:.: Z. .ossse e. ~ Cd .s ~.
BY wn. .ay 70 :....sees 70 - sesASssss s:SSs1S
:sr.nes .. DSse'on ioos Ss eosdsss.e. q - $3.50
's' which NJ % o" ''i Sia -: 1sZ 49,
T.: w ss:: ~s'' .:.: w. s.. ... go"
jes. s;sA:.; S S..: : w s e Co.
Joea Rsthsrofd, JeAs n kerAisG, AsrAAah essos2
No W ~ Caneesa
OEOR0s w SAVAGE. psss6A0a
5s.. sS.I si IS ga .s:i r...
Divdspd u per eese ~ oeptsal oeoeb ~ -
clarsd % The iSh " March, ieD
Persoas Of gvod heshh ssl eoese1nuoo gong -
In approved ,sssss ~ oAss ssc ssssss vti - he1
upoa he nos favorable ierms - ou6oo1A1DuDnD1
LIFE Iu0UUA20k
'UNHE NAUTILUS lNsURANCg COMPANY, q ~
II males tDsosonro life M omnnu - 49,
b sshsa % nvss VI esssoas vs1saG
CALIFORNIA,
10 limited snosss TO- u ssvn Of issn ns4A -
ma tsH pLlHv pREo0AA klV
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SARATOGA co.. S~pfrrlso-'

SARATOGA CO.. S~pf-riso-'
CIa,l,n -Jsmss Richev lG,snk,lf-Fredk Wing.
C,,,.th-R.ri Griupen jr q P-oridcc-> Rockwell &.
f,.,T,y y,,k-I,bn Peck >drafo1a-H Henry Holmes
f,sivas-pr Pulling gain HatrfOrd~A l. Br-vster.g
Mia lanes Van Hy ming MoredH-J nhnoNn Ill
NVrfinm nd. TcrhuneR
LOCO PoCos
R,Y.fon-Au.on ~-el-y htL,r-John Tslmsdse,
n s,rnrl \ X well Saratoga 81 ! Corey, 4
Et,sb.,yi-S Eoihcrpg NH'raflr-A lansing.
Hgej.v- Harmon Kocksel HWoT-l hmer'oh-''
HIJ Moor-Js.ne NoIon
YATES co
wings
Rer,or-A baldwin fPonr-lrs u Bryant
U.O-At.n Clark e. NidfostI-A B.sscr-i
LOCo-Tor's
R1r,~4vn-O Campbell Jrasa"m..P II bitely
la y-bavid Burk. NT"B-Its F""ie''s
Tarce B,rnburners and ono iIurher in -tarkey.
Imperfect r,,urns received from Wsstchesier show
thai ihc Wigs have carried towns and the Locos l.
Ia. Board OF Sup.rvisors OF Wayne will stand Whss
II or u. Iocos 3 or depending on Ws~orth, usually
Wnis Lisiosnon Co. ~ far as heard from cleo" 10
Whis Supervisors and LocO-foco. OF the I'VE towns
to hear from tour will probably be Wing
ULSTER co
wnIGs
S1as,-nm-soln A : NTH. >haadaken-AbuD Ladew
Esopas-Dsvd Horton. HO0dboeN-Jonn a LUCK
Otrr-John Tsppen. wood
N,T Pa...-M Elung.
LOCO Fscos
H,1.o,-J ID Ostrand-r Roscrdals-Wm. IL snyder
u,s,tov.-C NJ VsnBur-pl P!au,kill-T Seymour.
C,hfy-NI Schoonmaker "A u . .ak-E CIV an B-uren
bD,Ly-J.me. & Cole M.lboroE1h-John ID Crook
uara,,tnR- WIN Morse Lioyd-stephen Lske-ll.
DsnntnS-Abm A. Dewitt
The Town Eections were held 10 Greene county on
Tucsdsy last and resulted In the election OF TWO wig
md two Loco-F oco SUPERVISORS Csukill and Durham
are the only towns which elected Whiss
FRou M,rIszAs.-By an arrival on Monday
fo,m Mst.nxss We have received hes OF the dUerd d
Ns'as:as 10 the 2Olh ult They contain little loca
new. OF Importance. Considerable space 10 given
late accounts from California, and General smith
circular 1. also published but without comment Ih'
yi-nnese Children have Just concluded their engage
rnent At Mssnza 10 the interior the cold during TN
a,. xcsl of March was unusually severe, and Il wa
e,ret that the bowers OF the coffee trees which hs'
| e-sun 10 open would be Injured The proposed rail
! road from Cienfuegos to Villsclara 10 strongly re
| commended.
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~ gpv.np MITCHELL. Wing. has been 0'"
n ssyu d nsames Ciiy o. The whs'
h cs-ssIusa cd the Free soissrs thfee'
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Insrsr 10 he ADORE.

AhfkG 70 bN ""NFN
ne cues sdduced by Tvro, Jr TO prove eo
syscseaSlly Of basins calculations oil tne !s'' -"
Pr cent lE,sress to 10 given for the use OF eAP'" W
s,be iser.ss, Of wealth % shown by state 'saa'on'
Nh II certain given psriods, fall short OF tne'' 'n"'
70 n. .,.N..hl. tho acre Of land and The rahroso
a<ss must each represent stsis'' ana eon'es"e"''
q. m,,l.. ,.,ns Of the land and the stock mu'' %
~. A, ,A,, ,,,nc,us,s of land and stock In order 10
H,faf valuation
kse 20 yesrs since ~. Invested all D" osP'A 10
AZ, g, -h,sb he paid e7 600 This farm has yield
Oh, AGO mar anpum over eli HE expenses to the
p..,s lime, and 10 10 nov proposed 70 'ahe 'HuA
Ia Mr. A. property. The farm eon'inaes oil the
~ vsue o., 600
III L,o., only to the farm In his esams'e OF NJ
i,..,. "a sx,s n q, 81 600 Mr. X on the con
sr, v.u ,aa TO the value OF the farm the eAn' '''
s,,.,,, vo.r, In the csscs sdduced the acre o.
~ -,,rv,enrns state and producing ' .",
ga. Of from o. to o. cay o. so per anha" '0' ""
rn a,oo
J. 7, vsluauon would ee..-..
kk voA add TO Mr. Ts vslusto0 INC ye"
49,. "A ,h,,, s.ips BY Interest annually
~ oss,
Mslinr the sum total. .--.'---'''
a.. hsosnss toe vslussson exteeos On
sA M. s.s.,s there Il no increase TO iso'es'' '-'
NM ssus. on the use Of capital or inSeea ~
- sunss II eli; whls 10 the Cher 'es's
~~as nor. .h.a equal. the capital IN Tie sa ys. .,
~ ss,.es Of Mr. Kellogg 10 inuodSsiss ''s eo~ ;.
- sasa.d 10 By Tyro vas not for the Pa'p~ '
ssr.s,s ,ss ,uss rsss Of interest bet for the p''
,~ sAs.,ps ,A.s Ii. pressns rssss greatly sreess
= ssr.. Of property By prodse'ioa. and 0sso
sssar, 70 be reduced IL 70 the oelee'0'
~ sss,sIsd Labor and other Capital 10 'so- VS.
h psss. r.,ss Of isssrsss On money 'osAss
u . r.,al, 70 concentrate property '.'o ' -.
u ssuvl, ~ .smbsr Of The destitute Al .ss''
q. .sor,,. a.. obliged to double 'ss 'soss' o. '.p
.sks Ne, ace 10 20 short time that sesy can ,'
"a ss a.n..,.. barely ssfneisns 70 h'c. .a~ :, y. !
-. us.. Al ,hs ssins mad. By the" 's'o'
aS.s4-s as u. surplus products OF 'soos =, r.,
~ W bs Aviaed between then
'-sssu,. I'm Dor,spce. and that labor IN s"~'
~ss4 u. l.rrrr ,n..s.s Of the smslier poruo"'
gassS
y EDwAHp MITCHELL. Whis' has oe'" -
1p.yos d xsamss CITY o. The wings
Asc-.seau.a cd the Pre- soiisss three
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TIE eorrsspsndencs Of tho London r>S vrss
from Vienna March IL. - follovs
siirnist has already taken place bssvess ~ gar.
rison Of Comoru and the besssgsra We shsil sov
engineer spohs the truth WHEN Ae declared CouosS
impregosble- - the opsrsdons VIII begin - oses
We are az totally ignorant Of the vhssss6oss Of tAs
main army Of the Haoysrisns, under Danbisski -
they seem To b. at aesd quarsenL some stray aum
bers Of Dsoferin paper called kos6sx. have found
their way 10 Pesth. Among other statements, n cyl
BY the foot u Austrian sol3ier that there are
moro servians In the Baast that the army corps d
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Oo the 22s Mr. Gladstone rose and asked tns nfef
Secretary Of State for The Colonies toe iAfee io'oSs
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IAMMANY REVOLTS AT VAN SCHAICK!


The H,raa yesterday c,.ta.ael tie GLOWING
Atdre" from - RI. known l,aic-. e the ca" De-
mocracy Of our City reia.ns ind -asn,ly to sup
port the coalition Bsruburuor cAudi lste Tor Mayor.
and denoule.os t.e Authors the iaLi.1n Hcsr
Democratic banner., 1849-04-30

E.- 80 d. %
It's sweet along LIES checkered path
> To find. unsOught, some cherished flower,
Within whose perfumed chalice lies,
"A balm for many an anxious hour
8 Which, while to outward sense it brings.
. Oblivion Of all torturing pain,
Sends fresher life through every pulse,
And, makes the heart feel young again.
The world may false and heartless prove.
& And all our ferVent hopes betray,
And those who with our fortune smile
May with our fortune pass away.
Yet, while one eye in kindness beams, 81.
While one true heart Is twined with ours,
Our path Of life, tho chequersd still, i
Il chssred BY the sweet smile of flowers.
It may be that the rose we loved,
Long withered and forgotten lies; ia7.-
And all the dreams of early years
Have proved but asttering~ prophecies
Yet here and there, along our path,
Some blossom meets our earnest gaze,
In which the eye Of faith can read az Fl.
The joyous pledge Of brighter days.