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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
{ Photographed for the Galena Gazette.l
Foreign News.
ST.. Louis, Thursday, June lie P. M.
ARRIVAL, OF THE EUROPA.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
The Europa arrived at Halifax Tuesday
aeon, and at Boston Thursday morning. She
brings ffty-three passengers, and no specie.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the q ST
alt. Canada affairs hare not been discussed
in Parliament.
ENGLAND.
ANOTHER PISTOL FIRED AT THE
QUEEN.
Another pistol has been fired at Queen Vic
torla, without, however, any injurious conse-
quences. Fhe criminal, stupid lrIshman,
who said the pistol contained only powder.
seemed to have no other object than to obtain
notoriety.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor of Austria has gone TO meet
the Emperor of Russia at Warsaw.
Political officers on the continent exhibit no
Improvements
FRANCE.
The recent elections in France have result
ed in favor of the Socialists and Red Repub-
licans, to far greater extent than was antlcl-
pated. They Will number about $40 strong.
Against them are the numbers composed of
parties and sections of parties entertaining
opinions the very reverse of each other, and
are considered the friends of the order. In
the Assembly the Roman and Hungarian af
fairs are under consideration, and debate
arose, which is described as the most excl
ting and violent which has ever been Witness
ed; the oppositions far an immediate declar-
alton of war against Austria and Russia were
urged by several speakers.
A resolution was proposed by Gen. Cav
algnac recommending the Government to
adopt energetic measures to protect internal
and external interests of the Republic.
The resolution, though opposed by the min
istry, was carried by 436 to 2S4.
Nothing has been arranged in regard to the
ministry.
HUNGARY.
The war between the Danes and Prussians
continues without any decisive results.
In the Roman States there has been no ma
tional change since previous advices. Meth
er French nor Neapolitans have as yet enter
ed Rome, and the Roman Government MAIN
tains its ground at every point against the
combined forces of France, Naples and Spain.
In Germany, instructions and connexions
exist every where.
The Hungarians in this unequal contest
with Austria and Russia, exhibited no want
of courage, and are evidently preparing for a
desperate struggle.
The Emperor of Russia has recognized the
French Republic, and has simultaneously is
sued manifesto announcing his determina-
ton to interfere in the Austrian and Hunga-
rian quarrel, and in which he speaks of the
mission of his God-preserved nation, and in
the name of the Almighty leader of battles
and Lord of Victories, commands his armies
to move forward for the extinction of rebell-
ion, and the destruction Of audacious and evil
intentioned men.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15

The Europa arrived at Halifax Tuesday
aoon, and at Boston Thursday morning. She
brings hfty-three passengers, and no specie.
The Cambria arrived at Liverpool on the 2ist
ult. Canada affairs hare no. been discussed
in Parliament.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
I II b I RIB U N B .
Mineral Point, June Is, 1879.
NEW VOLUME OF THE :
Wisconsin Tribune.

ENLARGED, AND OTHERWISE IMPRGIE9.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
ENGLAND.
ANOTHER PISTOL. FIRED AT THE
QUEEN

Another pistol has been fired at Queen Vic
torla, without, however, any injurious conse-
quences. The criminal, stupid Irishman,
who said the pistol contained only powder,
seemed to have no other object than to obtain
Rotoriety.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-06-15
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor of Austria has gone to meet
the Emperor of Russia at Warsaw.
Political officers on the continent exhibit nc
Improvement
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
THE WIfE'S FRIEND.
H "HH !" VI A9'' I,aBeyfanf fo th0ss aLguf to becoHlS MotheYs

Iraportaat Co tk0ss about tO beeoHls MetheTs.
 nRoFESSOR ALEXISV. PAULITAN, of the I Paris Lying in Hospital. member oi the Medical Academy of France. Corresponding Secretary ol the Paris Pharmaceutical College respectfully begs leave to announce 10 the ladies of Amerca that he has appointed DR. JEROME Y. C. ROTTEN HURTY, of New York, his sole American Agent, for the sale of his wonderful medicine, known in France as the WIPES FRIEND, or MOTHERS ASSISTANT, the most extraordinary medical dis covery the world has seen. Its province IS 10 easy ani speedy delivery, which 1t does by assist ing nature. It is perfectly harmless, efhcacioes, pleasant to the tsste and fails to promote an easy and safe delivery, and improves Ihe general health of both mosher and child It has been tested for years in al the principal Lyingin Hospitals of Europe and receives the sanction of nearly all the prominent. Colleges and Medical men of the old world. II is the greatest medicine in the world {; as all will admit that a medicine must he that wil lessen the terrible pains usually attendant child hiIth. There is nc mistake about the medicine doing all that is said oft.
 It never Fails. It IS in the form of fine, light powder. to be made into adfnk, and used for few weeks previous to the expected event. and it's price IS so low as to bring 1t within ihe reach oi all. Surely no humane husband will suffer his wife to endure pain. when il can be so easily and cheaply avoided. For the small sum of only SI. sent post paid 10 DR. JEROME Y C. .ROPENHURTY, New York Postotfice, package will be sent by return mail. it being so iight tha, it can be sen, anywhere by mail, at very irifing cost, No unpaid letters taken from the office. To prevent
 imposition, the U s. Agent, Dr. RoPenhurty will write his name in full the outside label of each package. No other genuine. Rf'nernbeT this.
 mh20 26:6m
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
The Forest Funeral.

She was fair child, win masses 0f long blsrk hair lying over her pillow. Her eye was dark and p,ereing sad ss t met mine she started slightly, bu, looked upward and smiled. spoke to her father. and turning to her, asked her if she knew her dltion. a N
 ~ kUow that my Redeesaer liveth.' said she, in s0its whose melody was like the sweetest strain of she E Aisn. Yoa may imagine that the answer startled me, and with very few words of the like import. turned flom her. A half hoas passed. and che spoke in that same deep. rich, meOdsoas voice: Faihero am eold--iie down beside ns;" snc the ssi man Isy down by his dying ebiid. and che twinsd her arms around bis neck, and mur.nured in adreamy voice, {" deas father, dear faihe'."m
 My child" said the man, " doth the flood seem deep to thee ,''
 |" Nay. father. my soul is strong"
 Seest thou the thithsr shose!'' s"I see it. father. ssd is banks are green with immortal verdure."
 "HeaFes, tAou the voice Of its inhabitants F
 .I hear ihem fathet--the voices of angels. falling from altar in ths still and solemn night iime-and they cali me. Her voice too. father; o. heard Il then.''
 l" Doth she speak to thee .''
 '' She speaketh in tones most heavenly"
 Doth she smile .'
 -An angel smile bat cold calm smile. But an cold Father. there IS mist in the room You'il be lonely. Is this death, iaihera
 "It is dessh. ny Mary"
 'Thask God,"
 Sabbath evening came, and a slow, sad pfOcss sion wound through the forest to the little schoo house. Ttete eiih simple ritesih good clergyman performed his duty and went to the grave. Tn, psecessiop was short. They were hardy men ana rough, in shooting jackets. and some with rifles or their shoulders But their warm hearts gave beauty to their uushaven faces, as they stood in reveren silence by the grave The river marmured. and the birds sang, and 90 we buried her.
 saw the sun go down from the same spot--an, the stars were bright before left--er always has had an idea that graveyard wss the nearest rlae. to heaven oa esrih--srd with old Sir Thoma, Brown. love to ste church iu A graveyard, fo essa as pass through the place of graves to tn. temple of God on earth. so we must pass thIougl the grave 10 the temple of God on high.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
ROCK HOTEL.

<@ MAJOR PELHAM has leased, and will
 hssssa open for the accommodation of visitors and -Ax1boarders. by the day, month or year. that large brick edifce the bank of the iver the fist below the State House. in the city of Little Rock, Arksnsas. The house has been thoroughly cleansed and repaired, newly furnished, and entirely reno- vsted in every respect. His table win always De sbandautiy supplied with the very best inc market affords, A Reading Room has been opened, in which may always be found newspapers from vari- ous parts of the United States. ian3O
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

Information is wanted of the where. IN AbOais of Mr. HORACE PARSONS, or of any of his family. MT P. emigrated from Pike county. Missouri, to Arkansas. some time about the last of September, lsss IL is believed that the elder MF. Parsons died immediately after his arrival ia this State; If so. communication from any meID- Der of his family. or any person who has kRowE- edge of their preseRt location, will be thankfully received by the undersigned. Please direct 10 the publisher of the Banner. or to
 apfl0 i32s HENRY MoCLAY.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
m eosD5 IelTN m fnB KRW STORE!

 VU ALTER MITCHELL woaid especially re- w taEn thanks to the citizens of Little kesk, and ef the susuaadinE eoenty, Ter the very heefal palsonaga with which they have favored him. (hss- Ing far exeseded he mosf fsvoFabls sniicipaiions. as9 would hereby hsg to inGsFm them that hs s just receiving Cor ths third tas' within six months, large and well ssi<rted stock of CLOTHING ; DRY GOODS and GROCERIES. CROCkERf, HARDWARE; Bosts, 6hees; Hais. Caps; DF.xs, Ale1ieinss, Paiats, 0sis Cssiiags, LaqScEs, 1sa Wsye. 4e.. @e.
 Which he wili cell st wholesale os retail. ter cash, af New Ofisans prices. making cost and earTisgsa Thsseoge all persons wishing to purchase are klni solicited to call and examine fos tbemseives in the aew brick building recently erected by Ms. Wood ruA. on Markham street, . few doors above the An- thony House, where he will continue to receive new goads every six weeks. and keeps constantly on hand fuil assortment cf all kinds for the aeeom- medallion of bis eastomers.
 Little Rock, Dec. l9, le49. lS-H
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
PUBLIC NOTICE.

A THE UNDERSIGNED, fate of the Li,- h.aS ile Rock City Hotel, has taken and refited 1-4-ltte Franklin House, al the steamboat land ing, with the intention of keeping tavern where my old patrons and trieDds. and the public generally can ind me. My fare shall be the best its coun,ry affords; charges shaii be such as to suit the times A share ot public patronage is solicited.
 jan3n:l26 A. HOOPER. Pyepriefor.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
Furniture.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully inform the 1 citizens of Little Rock and vicinity, that he still carries on the CABINET and CHAIR making business, at his new stand on East MAia st.. y opposite the Presbyterian church. and is prepar- ed to 6ll orders at the shortest notice. LUMBER. PRODUCE, HIDES, BEESW.aX
 AND PELTRIES taken in exchange for furniture at the highest mar. ket price.
 Old furniture neatly repaired, and vanished. Cofins made at all hours. Prices to correspond with the times.
 N. B. The undersigned having recently purehas- ed new and fashionable hearse, is prepared to af- tend to baIials. in the city eountry, the most reasonable terms. VIM. ANNEARf Feb. I7. IS47. 23-,
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrERx, via. Napoleon.
 Due. Wednesday, Friday, and Sunday. 3, m. Leaves. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1, a. m.
 SourHERN, io Washington sad Fsltem. Due Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. .. !. p. m. Leaves. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 2. a. n. E WEsTERx, ts Vsn Bsrea ssd Fovf Smitk. Due. Wednesday ard Saturday,. ........ ,. ?. m. Leaves. Tuesday and Friday. .... ....y.. 2,a m.
 NORTHERN. ie Batessike.
 Due. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,. 6, p. n. Leaves, Monday. "Wednesday end Friday. s, a. n.
 To Pine BisE and Columbia. Due, Sunday and Thursday. ........ s. p. n. Leaves, Sunday and Thursday,. ........ 6. a. m.
 Rssyan,s Blsfs, to St. Francis. Due, Monday and Thursday, ............. l2, n. Leaves, Monday and Friday. i2, III.
 Kiadsrhssk, Qstmsa end RieA Woods. Dae, Wednesday. 6, p m. Leaves, Thursday.... .....B. .......-.. 5, a. m. To Psyryviiie. DsHpiiis, and TemiiassRsiile Due. every other Thursday. 7,P. m. Leave s. every other Monday. ......... !, a. m. aC- All mails closed at o'clock, p. m. The eiice will be open one hour sites the Eastern mail is opened, and two hours in the afternoon. Sunday. VIM. F. POPE ?. N.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
REMOTAL.

ohN D. ADAMS has removed to the l.rr. S b1'ek s'oreo"ase formerly occupied by Caa', n nArLkss ca Markham s'seei. and opposite Doctor Tois Tonsn ufug s'css. Having just rrsurnsd from selected stock of DRY GOODS CRocFRIES HARDWARE, QuEENSwA ARE, Scot. SAas, Hats and Caps. Sc, Se.--s.i of which win hs soli al very reduced prices for Cash Cg country prOues
 Country merchao,s. and others, washing 10 pnr. chase, would do well 10 give him a sslI. ami sr anime his Goods and Prices before purchasing eI., where, as he feels confident 10 one in Little RosL een ser. eheaPer of better goods than himself; and examine his stock Ms "'
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
Southern United States Mail.
Tri- Weekly Coach Line from Littls Rock Co Washingtos, .frkamsas. and 10 tse
 celebrated Hot Springs, in

four horse coaches.
 TsHIS line connects al Little Rock win the great N Eastern Coach and Steam Boat Line. leaving Little Rock and W Ashing,on) on tuesdays, Thur days, and Saturdays. at A. M.-- Reaching Hot Springs iB one day The proprietofs will run as above stated daring the season The greatest attention will be paid to the comfort and convenience Of passengers. Ae- eommodaticns are good. and charges iovsy than any other conveyance.
 Patronage ef citizens and travellers srespeefaIly solicited.
 April g 33H HAMMOND CO-
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
NEW ORtEaNS TYPE FOUNDRY

AND PRINTERs' DEPOT,
 No. IT. Canal S. RoW. opposite tAs Custom House IT H. GREEN respectfully aanounees to Pin- lls ters and Publishers that he is constantly manufacturing. aud has on hand. an extensive as article requisite tor the printing business.
 The subscriber Is also agent fof the sale of NA- PIER, SMITH and WASHINGTON PRESSES; also, for PROU1sS PRINTING INK, tot ali eolors,) with George F. Nesbiti's celebrated pre- miGm WOOD LETTER. which he will furnish in aay quantities at the shortest notice. apsi0 3l:em
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
Rafe. for YearIy AdvertlsIng.

All standing advertisements wih ee ehsfsse s' u'o first aaeatioaed rates, nBseSs eeEttsct bs made when el, for insertion. sad mus, be paid for is s vance. Al
 No person will bs aRnssaeed for any eilless stbof eity. State, CT county, with0a, The sdSaDce pay .pes: of five dolIav.
 pai;,icsI c,rcalsrs vii bs shsrgeJ as advertise rosn,. .ad ,ayneni required is advance.
 No lob will hereafter b. delivered to any per"on, with whsn, we have 80 regular deaiisgs, unti ps'' for. A,
 An advertisements mass he marked with the pun her of insertions desired, otherwise thsy whi 's con,snsed untGl isrbid. and charged sseosdissIy
 arNe variation will be made from fhs above H'e'
 Single number of the paper, i1hs cents.
 An le,trrs must be yest-gsid. or they wti not re- ceiys any attention
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
EDIBLES.

Aoo Cans fresh Oysters.
 l50 Soups and Bouii.
 100 l" fresh Peas.
 100 [" Lobsters.
 so " |" Terrapins. Also, fresh Saimons. Clans, Milk, Msckerel. boiled veal. &c., &c hermeiicaIy seated in tin cans purchased and received direct from the celebrated houses of Wm. Underwood & O., of Boston, and E.. Wright. of Baltimore, warraated and for sale by tan30 W. P OFFICER
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
REGULAR PACKET.

From New Orleans to Little Rock. T@~~ A The new and fast running Steamer kEFAr<8' DCROC, DANIELS, Master, will run as a rcgu- lar packet during the coming season, from New Or leans 10 Little Reek.
 For freight or passage, thaving superior accom- m0dations) apply on board. dec 26;l6-tf.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
How to Brcak Ill News.

receipt for this purpose, published iu . London miscellany some years ago, is contained in the following dialogue, inc scene ef which is laid in Oxford, where family steward enters to eoilegan: Coileeisn---Hs, Jsy. how are at ihings a, home. Steward Very bad. your honor. Maspie's dead. COloneI-Poor Mag. How came she 10 die' Stew, ,---Over- ate, sir. CoI.-Greedy wretch. What did she get, she liked So weIll Stew.-She died by eating hos.e-hesh. coi.- Horse.assh' ho~ cane she by SO much bcrse-Aesh,
 Stew w--A Ali your fathers, sir
 Gsl.-hIy fathers horses. What. sse they dead ], How came 'hey to die'
 siew.--Oser-wosk. sii--eaTrying much water 10 pat oal the ire.
 Coi.-- FMe- shat fire?
 stsw.--Yoas fathers house, sir. is baIned down. CoI.-My fathers house How came it burned 1, Stew.-I fancy. sir. IL wss the tcrches--
 Coi-What iorehesl
 stew--At my Ia'iy's funeral.
 Coi.-My mother deadl
 .stew.-Ah. Poos lady She never looked ap affes hi
 C0fs-Auef WbM
 stew,--Afser your fathers death.
 col,-My father desd, foo.
 Slew -Ah. poos man. he never recovered it-- CoI-whs,i more m,seriss--more distress. Stew.-Aias. his banker faiied, sad you have no, ashiilng is the walld--se thought you would like te bear the news. and therefore made bold to come sni tell you
 4 D.tmses Membss ef Pafsmea Saspeaed er sssag Wes@a--A person was recersiy buried some few miles frsm Eainbargh. under very singu- lar circumstances. The death and attendant eere- monies were duly ehsoncled at the time in our pa- per, The individual had sst for some time mem bes of Pariiameet fos sn English borough. and was well known as highly respectable landed gentle nss. Now. t would appear. in consequence st esstsa disnales amongst the heis st iaw, that the tsse ef inc party to the male character is doubted. end that notwithstanding the dilisalses eennec.ed with the peculiar kind of in,efmens chosen by the Aseessed. the body is to hs dsin:esd. in order to prove the ses of the defnnct N. P.
 ---------s19s~--- 2 sG. E... D.- -
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

p- The Prssidsnt of the Preach Republic has hsss siosasIy ssaaltsd whils riding eu. nsas sars. nas. His sssAiians was captured.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
To the Travelling Public,

VIE undersigned would respectfully inform th q A travelling public, that he has established ferry at the upper Steam Min, whsre he ia a, al times prepared to ferry movsrs travellers. and dro vers, with as much moro promptIsude than they caR be crossed M the other ferries at Iittle Rock His bcsti entirely new. S5 feet in length. aoa the best row-beat ever used at this place
 The landing on the sousA side is at the S,e.o, NH, of Messrs. George Johnson & Co, where travellers can at all times be furnished with -four and corn.meai of the best quality. Corn eau bs had on the Worth side of the River, ou reasonable terms. The landings on both sides are good, and the roads will be keptin good repair,
 J. N. GILES Little Rock. Oct Q1sh. ISAs
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
REGULAR NAPOLEON < FE GIBSON PirKE
New Orleans and Arkansas River Packet.

HPS~ h Steam .Cotton Plant" F.. c. Morton
 EJtHAR master. will run as a regular packet zw from New Orleans to Pine Bluffs, Little Rock, Van Buren, Fort Smith, Fort Gibson and all intermediate landings the Arkansas river Every exer,ion will be made to promote the com fort of passengers and shippers rely upon hay ing their business attended to with promptness and kdelity T. D. MERRICK & Co.,,
 AGENTS. The "Cotton Plant" Is furnished with Doe tor," small steam engine which supplies the boilers with water--worked by the same power. are three large biIg pumps fthat in of snagging) will throw three bogsheads of water per minute, also, hoes attached that will carry water any part of the boat in case of fire.
 T. Nj. & Co. Little Rock. Feb. 22, 1s4S. 24-u
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

ATfLEEf skED, ke.-25 bags MIisst Seed WI { boxss G lias's Axes; 56 lbs Pssis Green la oil. received aka fer sale by
 s..le VIM. b. WAIT.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03

E>LOUR, FLOUR-H bbls. superine Flour N g sacks extra suPer6ne, do-, just receive. iIosn Van Buren, and for sale low for Cash. by
 feb2O u HU1'T.
The Arkansas banner., 1849-07-03
neasIsa af nlaeklaerr.

When AFkmn4i Hsst issenisd ths spinniug jsp- ay. t was shs poplar sPinisa that it would prove great damage to ts labofhg eiasses. as t woaid bs the means sf throwing them out ef work. So with the lsom. hiobslmst 10 assiroy t. Ia those Asy' inc comforts and nxuries ef fife wsss not 0 bs Ob sainea by ne poO and yas oF eieth eosttsn tiGe. what t does now The grsaiast rstasiions in Priee are en thass astides 10 which maehinnEy has bssa uoss suecsssfslfy sppIied.
 Fifty years sgI. locks wers nos very common ssd ths price va 90 high that they were obtained only by the feh. By the old ef msehinery, better lock esn new bspuschaseA foe shilling thas for mefiy could be hsd for Eve dollars. Clocks were . rare article of hou,ehold convenience, half century SEQ; and from ons hundred 10 tsso hundred dollar was the common pTiee. Now, very good article can he purchaseds st wholssaIe for twelve dollars ! dozen. Every potion Of them, except the painting is dope by maehinesy.
 Agriealturagimysemen.s. that were hardly dreamed of. sven twenty years ago, which wiIl perform ths work Of a doze8 men ea farm. are now made D machinery. at very title cost.
 The dwellers in 0ar log cabins, by the aid ol machinesy. have wka kings do nos possess in Africa and what the monsrehs of EaFope had not before its ini,oductIOn. The great Alfred sat upon three legged stool. Machinery now produces very de- cen, chair for thirty cents. and gded sofas for what stool cost in Alfred, day. The iaborer of OuI city wears 6ner coat 'hsn Henry VIII did; while our mechanics tread softer carpet than did old Q1een Bess.
 Cheap reading is indebted to machinery. Thirty years ago. the old Ramsge press. and sheep-skin balls to ink the type, were the only instruments in vogue Then, Two hundred sheets an hour was quick work; now. steam engines do six thousand sheets an houf. and reading costs mere triae eom- pared 10 the prices of 1920.