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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
The d-FeIlows-Ncw-York New Constitu
tion Recognized.

Sgssial Tei,srcPhic Correspondeace Of The TJi5rne
BALTIMORE, Nd. Saturday, Sept. 22-lOA AM
The Report Of the Committee OIL the New York
case linfavor OF recognizing the New Constitution
Grand Lodge as the Grand Lodge Of Northern
Ecw-York, making the Old Constitution Grand
Lodge that Of Southern New-York) was finally
adopted last midnight, after long and able de-
bate, by vote OF So to 25-barely more than
majority, as twothirds were requisite. There are
great rejoicings among the friends of the New
Constitution over this result. OBSERVER.
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Michigan-Whig Nominations.

IBy TtIegraph Erclusspely 10 TIE Tribune ]
JACKSON, Mich Saturday, Sept ~.
The Wing State Convention have nominated
Hon. FLAviUs J. LITTLEJoHs OF Alegsn, as their
candidate for Governor. He was nominated on
the 4th ballot, receiving 40 out of ~ votes.
hIr Little John had previously been nominated
BY the Free Sellers for the same Office.
John 9. Barry is the candidate of the Honkers.
GEORGE A. Cor, the Wing candidate for Lieut..
Governor, sent in his resignation, but the Conven-
ton refused to accept il.
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t. Ttarr Translates tie following ffDi leitsr %
to Ef.,se Z.sn-z il presents iaishfG 4. 51s b. no
-. brilliant p.eture q ths r. .nclAl condition o.;
Au-.ri. an Empire - near bankrupt "a possible ana
no: - publicly declared lnss,Tsai
DO yoa know ttas Zsaazs1 = = ,s-=--1 p.ee7.
worth about YEnkee ahil.ng Ia evsnt IN Nienns
pad for exp Of coffee the Ca lass. ihs cher even
* via sAinisg ard he EEtar looked IL &c "a
~ .~er= &c spPsTilio1 al evidently ssh&-s1 %
give ne tie cAaage ne bits Of lie --fn~a
e plers II h- sssers ard shove 10 seseFsl psfso1'
who looked I'll nssresoy ssn siae1aa Al 20 -aI'oa a.
% rct
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The Kins that IL not TO be.

The letter Of shch tho suboined 10 transcript has
IS stated been received from tho Duke Of bofdesos
4. Understood have Professed himsof a. mo repfsssn
talivs Of Tho ouvriers Of tho capital .,.,,
4. with the most lively emotion that nave received
ths honsge presented ~ tho operatives Of ever
calling In Inc City o. Paris hsvs been despv ,oucne'
seeing hst dsekss eGas 20 ss s ssr
nv gfaniuds and my affection To know maj my nsme 10
pronounced with sympathy la my own co1nuy 70 ~
natvs city IL tho consolation that can fccsiyp
io mr. exile On looking the nnmsfonss's mAshasr
been presented TO me- am happy si proud 70 soun'
many friends among 'ns soosnY 80 ss,n s.ss bseom.
with their wants and iirlr -orenDs ana my
srss'ss. regret that roy sspassoa from ny
Bat day viii e0ms-t 10 my most cherished hope-e
viii come when shall be enabled ~ serve france and :"
merit her love and confidence HSr"
o" Ems, August IS"
Ths srlenf Legnmis;s variance with the nsloT'
ty OF their parry and the Moderator respecting sbe srPs
dsscy Of proooging INC duration Of iss pows,s of ns
President In sgning that The ms has sTsed 10 fssUfs
the Count do Chsmbord 10 tho tngns of nis soees.o
t.y Will not -ten 10 powers 0f Louis Napoleon es1ns
s,,rssd Tor Ten y.., fhe Coun. De Cbsmbord tskss
prudent as well a. more secu,sie We. " =.
,aos 10 .I~p forward Al Ems some Of lhsss ardent IL
gisimiss wsrs lately inseshing q inst ssryssos
wsy. rsssm.sasias p'sas.sss rrs,ss more led
ma than am II not you mus. prove s's cooase. y,
Barrier for ,hs 100 ., R,.ass % Sss ~ yss
and ID resolves my fullest sppsobsEo0' -.
large blue piscard oman rnied Al NE toP WIZ VIII
mueh curiosity Al The head vers ne words" " AveDn
and below < Madame IA Pnncesss De hofsse Comissss
a. Cbsmbord" Then comes the r.. ovinf curious sam
mar OF he WORK snnogseed BCsgrpaisus 81 ses
POD snees de main PU~rpsieur prsns - &c ass snsnps
y1,e r.,k vol slgs 10 OJuyefnsment ffosisoifei 10
Coa.si Dc 300 ct 10 Pfesidsnt stsrrsn hsrsst)t lee
vorsees 10 Tanits Dhosproo tfrepdhoo) Betsx cses.,
stsld.reon.of fConsdersntl; % esssrs kadeLLdsof
fLedru Rolfn) pssse rss9 lee incsns sont os.onnss
sure SAINT Bsffslenyf lee HseAns De strap trsns -
n,etlsot . rsfsehn; Conclusion, Morale Ga CONNIE quo
10 rDyams DO Canerf Pnneel devtnf 10 Plus eorsssn'
Of \. plas unlyenelemset enyis dee roysamss Dc IL
terre," etc. -
To coss observer 10 eviaent that eight patrols 9s
moro aamsroas thsn hey line sises, and hs
VI GLANCE Of tho pol &C 10 very great
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Mani, and The >arieua, csard..

TIE Rasrsl-<rss Of TURN publishes letter nom Nsae,
~ N.t,n. tas-ss % the square OF 81 Marc, passed.
he in revi-~ ard then hsrsngued them frcm ms oseo
nv sxpisres lie condition u Nenice. e0ne.0dns viz
the.- words And whsever RAY happen, SAY, his man
vas deceived bat this man hss ssc~ wed %
rever deceived say one save held cut sxpecta
tons which had not have tod yoe to ecps when
aia aos aoper he then retired saddeny 10 give vses y
a sOod Of Tears which ehoked hls voice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The Dr-cle Zsffuag that ~ Bekesh Scabs Mag
var Town, Inhabitants refused u acceri the ko-s1n
roe which have been declared vEi1ees- By AGs.fir
proc auAou But The Russian Comm snder OF The place
proclaimed that The Hungarian notes should he tzErn a.
heir rOmnai v-l8c, marked upon them IL - slated t-s
hs Rassizn ccers ray for al their purchases with Kos
suh notes and from Ard learn that they even bay
them ?. Trs l. 10 spike Of The Austrian Avs, hch pro
Claim me sevrfes punish against hose 10 ns pe
pass those note. and thus 70 happens that ue
kossuth stand hsh p cent even Al Pesih
while In Jpoli-sagh they were passed a. par Aug -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
No relIew.aip with the French.

TIE French Republican journals Ia essssey al sene
proceedrs whch have ssen place IN the Turn Shsree
" Deputies where tho Ainistss In reply 10 the irseYe
aroas The q Gencs, stated that ne bal
acted with ttcrsny than the French oovernmeri
cr he had raised the q before the election spi
treated he power delegated TO the Estrsordnsry Coz
All ssoner hsvios expired Tire dsy which TIE Cham
The question Of admitting desgns tor th~ ersc
ton ofs nsiionI monument 20 the memory Of Charles
bert having been considered depaty moved thst the,
be opened 10 srench compositions Sothns french "
.honted an orstor approve Of what the Oovsrnm
done neighooss woad have ent as such soc
cor a. they had given Rome" Ihunders OF applause
from al parts OF The Chamber followed he ~ords 81 he
a,nak
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Another Letter from Kossuth.

The following letter from kossuth 10 Count Casi1nr
Bs,ihvsny The Minister Of Foreign Atsirs
80 Covxr. You viii receive this letter nom Col.
Won Kamany, who Is charged TO communicate my wishes
10 YOU verbally. TIE approximations stated 10 you A.
Srsceiin on June have been realized Oofeey con
cues, f Ofen lsss CLEAN Of the setting 1a q M
Republic for Immediately aflerwGd Defnolnsk as &c
featet IN the uorh Pefczei In the sonth hen osey
fel into his fatal position 81 ComorD, and, nnAy BEN
vas compelled 20 retreat before Ltcers My slender
hopes OF being able by resortrg 70 extraordinary mees
mes 10 give our favorable turn have been
wholly DESTROYED by The snsmeul ingrsn'uee OF Oogey
for The sudden revelation and execution OF bis Plans
which haa long perce we'd and ieared was treason 20
the cause OF The naon and i1dcted on me, sna
me on me Republic. desn-5ow. Oar misior'ane hAs
ccs Us 90 0C cannon-hss, aud fighf aready become
dangerous Is The grave Of 90 many gofou. victories WI
.sase Il now utterly lost the immense aneurs n4Vs
fseiv undergone have wearec my spirs knd s@aiefr
cav bodily strength sigh for repose Ny greatest coz
~ .roB IN NV presect cr.rca pcsllon - ne sho~
tSst tho.e most dear sfser ny naive an1-ay an
ilv-Rre In safety. 60 tonight With CsArli sna HolEe
~ Ipsos where I shall expect yoor verbal sns"rf
through Col Won kzmsny. In The meantime ace-p1 me
assurance Of my profound respect -s,,..-r, 81.
sFaf. <ucSsi H. ncSSe-H-
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vu,s rsua pemblusLi Escaped.

rse correspondent Of he Iiaas says - Ne Puolc %.
,ers rcrsrr The news have already cou14aie.tr1 -
tioe the insarrenf chief. WIS have t-ken r. use 70
X.1.ehis FROM Orsovs kossufh Win us So; -
ssrinr cf Messaros. the two Percze,s, CSer1in
Csro'y n have DO idea what Csroly tbs car Pc h.n.
- s,,,on ard u deputies. went 10 CsiaiAL wnen %
-. c,so,s Widdin, where &c io.ned ~ Beta D.a
- rs ohrr Poles stsainer bac. ~ she ~
n sxezis beer provided 81 oasl1 PAL &c
TrTsish coEmsndvf, omsE PssSs sen. srasSs ~,
coNv's s,.r- Sal ih- Insurgents tad VAL qfsrniy
y. ,rs.ss With bs rgrkish ecsonis.ioa ren' "a
o. ssssu ccusrl from Bucharest % ehsiz.re ~ = y
,wss .sos ghs tsss me hssssnsa 'H-'~ "'s"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The Cdri1i CARTE % Vienna states that for some time
before their surrender The corps OF Oolsey ~. complete
y exhausted BY fatigue ard hunger FOR some me hey
had v-d only The remains % vegetables ani on unrpe
fruit When, anrr they had given themselves up NE
Russians oxen 10 their ramp, The men Ola not
visit unu the snimals killed but cut % pieces With
their knives snd swords and. after slightly cooking Them
a. the hrss Of The blvcuse, eagerly ceyonred hen.
ia should be remembered that the above Is IN Aus
ri al story-Ed lib
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Haynaa'- Amnesty.

On the 18Th uli tie Austrian CommsndenC issued
order Of the day, IN which, aer stating that tie war
might be considered terminated the whole Of Hungary
being occupied by the mperaiss. he granted compete
amnesty. from The sergeant downward, 10 al those impe-
rial soldiers who tei Joined the rebel army ordering
lne 10 be pat inio the ranks OF the amy 40 com
who had become officers In The rebel army are Inc ucet
the amnesty. also al the Magyar officers who had
not before served In The imperial army. n not psrucu
lny implicated" The ComTnnlerin-Shief viii AXE
the necessary steps IN regard 10 the leaders OF the Magyar
army the other chiefs particularly marked incvid
nsis ard 20 The imperial officers who hsd joined tie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The Dertsche Pos has letters from Crrow OF The I'm
ult stating hat that iowa In sise Of great excite
ment account Of rumor being aofosf ths Russia &c
ended 70 udemny herself for her armed Intervention IN
Hungary, by claiming part u Oaica IN ne east and In
the The City OF Cracog al ~ Ierniores II Is
stated that the ssu and the Nsiua viii IL future separae
3D. f...t. mr.
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The Heroic kessnth.

letter frou, Ard Eadressed 10 Ct he vienna oar
n,. sses ths aef giving the dietsiorshp TO Gorge
k,ssulh enrolled himself simple sodler IN me sTi
isrx sra actually served drng he Jew days which pre-
-..I.5 ia raritul silOn Al Nilascs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

BURsISo OF STEAMER JAMA1cA-Loss OF LiFE.
The steamer jamaica lying at scribners Coal Dock
Newark ~ was consumed Saturday morning. and SAD
to relate, persisted in the flames The hre com
menced at O'Clock, A. NJ. and lasted until O'Clock
Iis origin ia unknown The Chief Engineer Is buoy eH'
aiming into IT, Tho facts being known, no Inquest
was held on the body of the deceased The steamer
was a tow bost belonging to Newfork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

c,xxC.sss AT rHE WEsr-We iesrh 'o, ~
,y,YsAo,ovgk (Ohlo) Gaisfte that man oy zoe "s
n-n ,ro,o Memphis undertook to carry OF nee
1891 i, C.lsrmont county (O) under the iouo"ns
s'se,,o.tsnces; His claim TO her services - go
1870 ON a papcr purportng 10 PC nii on 80
former owner 10 Memphis, nov sun i S,orrh, said
rs,sS This paper certified that be hsa oo.s .,rn5
49, Tor SsSo. that she slave for ne wss sosSa
- ho5x and mind, Sc which transaction ,ooN ps :, A.
., ~ qhis woman was found al the house OF WI
SP''' S,asrs rear Mourertowp, In Hamilton ev"ns
"A hv ,he.e persons in the house oil M s'oen,
va - "a ont souae distsnee toward the rose, VIZ"
81 ;n,s,,,or a. was believed, of Transporting no
of the State as a slave. before ,ney s ,oS they
S"xer thew were met BY Mr.. sloane, snn ~ g.,
must not remove mary HUM NV
establishing their claim rso Long was
While thus engaged, warrant from E't Va he mar
,,s,rsd upon the oath OF II. T. siosne, ana 'n1 -,
~, were arrested UPON charge OF seifihs ny ,n
We ~ r.ned Mary Elizabeth Munroe, Keeping nel -
f,~ssr, snd confinement, with intention " " s 90
~. 49,, ~ the state OF Ohio. They were orOus"' ~
Hisboroueh Upon examining sno corr, ~ 1--we of
t.,ti,nopy il was found thai NARY w u IN Anril
sses-siI purchased ss stated In the pi OF sse' H.
,hs,rre her master, sent her with soi ~,
ps,,oot who was in III health, to OHIO, on ''s'' ~
s.a,Rs. Mr. Hsmmctt one OF the accused. ,su..a
WhiIs reading In Clermonf, some PEI 81, ss,o ssnt
A, n.e - 50 free that her master having son
49, - = free state hsd thereby emsnoiP@e1 Ss -
shs rs.oved 10 put the msttsr 70 ths P,o Pr. g Mr.
eora,ngIv an the 9Th Of July, ieit tne vhsr,
p ana was by some one taken 10 mI. TIE hIack
abe remained until seized oy tne 80 witness In
vomsn MARY wss admitted TO esuiy suv-s,.ras s.nce
,hs Gaze the drst ease Of the kind To hgn.a a. h.
The repesI of the Black Laws her s sssnfasiou
aid wa calm clear and deliberate ss,iroony
or hesitation, and duly corrooors'ea W -
Of others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

SAD Accountability Jane Russell, wife OF
Franklin P Conant aged rs years came to sudden and
melancholy death Saturday morning, siso CLOCK In wa
amsburgh in consequence Of injuries received by me
burning OF her garments which took nre oy the soci
dental ignition Of alcohol which she WAS heauhs
nhonf : or O'Clock last evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
Ieyys and Chri-tisn..

The Drcis Zeifusg has le.ers from Pesh " tie 5isi
stating Consequence OF he heavy contfi
which General HsyBAa imposed upon the Jews 81 Arad
a- Christian part OF The population OF that place declared
that haviug Always lived and rry with he Jews
they wouid row Otn hem bearing their burdens Tnls
declaration moved The latter Ecn thai Is asserted
almost al The Jews became pfoseytes 10 ne eafsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
BY TELEGRAPH TO The NeW.YORK TRIBUNE,
From Cnnada-The Disturbances nj BytOwn.

MONTREAL, Saturday, Sept 22-A.M.
We learn by passengers who arrived here yes.
erday from Bytown. that the disturbances there stl
continued and Wednesday last there were large
arrivals OF men from the county who were fully armed
and equipped to cid in the outbreak. The troops how
ever, acted promptly any prevented any serious dam
AGA h-ing dane
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Liberty or Denlh.

TIE It'll, fortress Devs, n Trs1sy ivaua has been blown
up by The insurgents SO strong rather than surrender
Il took place IN sight Of the Russsrs hey were sp
preaching u % storm a. Tie hesegers. coming Up,
found only the hAcseued corpses that had been hurled
iowt the rocks hch here from ofo 800 feet high
Not survived 20 tel the tale and sxpisu tie caias
r0qae, which, perhaps, was GnnIeghie 20 The born
: f4ve. " Rus.ia
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Guerrilla Movements.

cusrra 5a-ds sal latest parts Of the eolnTy p1i
h. v corn. Of any CT footis raj nr-r
IssE.c. .slirh ny am0ari 400 nen with - eal-
-. ~. csurs.d~r sh0 ass c-ivsc lao-s ifor,
~ gus.isns 10 surrender viii Aar-ly prove oosunse
TIE f5rus-d castle u Mu,kks1 when - silAiec '-
.t.-r - = ~ N --e h.,ls 81 Ne N.gLars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The stss nship Cam5ria. Capt. sHsSsos, ar
rived =, her berth at Jersey City Saturday morning
a. about O'Clock. We have received 81 her oar
usual c5rrsspondence, fies, SC. and from them
make uu Hhat foIloEs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

The following particulars relairg 10 The defense snd
surrender cfAsd early The Summer By the Ausrians
have not before been published
When old General Berger declared tie neutrality ior, 10
Minister Of Wan OF Arai In September 1873, he had but
400 men and " IN the fortress Tbs siege lasted
months and msy se divided ilto three peuofsthe
Hrsi from October .2i8 up tho 7ih Of December on
which br gate, from Temesgsr. urd-r t1e com
% Gen Count Lexington, drove the insurgents from
aed len provisions for Loco for three rlonh- DlrinZ
second period the besegng army arOuaici % ~ GOO
men. with TO- carnOzs. Ins fortress was honDariel
from 10 batteries during fortnight 90 uninternptecy
that 1000 shotff tuurg he FIRST ttree days Finding
inst this cf avail the ntur gents decided on pro
ceedlng Systematically and hrsf parallel wss nst iDrmei
when "a the IN II February 1882 General Ascns corps
took possession Of Neu Aaa sfored All Araf captured
lcsnnO1s II OF hrh len In the fortress, with Two
Dlrnx The third period the -egc wa- changed into
blockade ard General fecsey determined % -srye OUT
he garrison ich. consisting OF lllu men. could only
maize salles with GO. 30 were continually on Tie
.ck s and The required "a gusrt The work oi
h- fortress Ia the o. Zinc The brave fellows, see
hat they could effect nothing against tie powerful
force u he enemy. proposed elimination o ineif ra'
.urrender bar the proposals made BY mo fig Of truce
we're pefrmpiorly IT, sctei. The Hungarian Gogennent
hen offered 10 give safe conduct 20 cer..in number 20
oil GER. no ght satisfy themselves that blda had Tall
en- and hat T-Inssvar inveset-in short laaf there
vas tle rope Of the blockade being raised AFTER uav-
cling for CIR the ENJOYS returned With the ne >
Tia. hey had found Il Austrian troops IN bp-
Of.oya Hermennsisdt, and kaschas - ttai, az ere
appeared 20 hope u assistance capllsOn va ~ri
To- The honorable terms granted have already been
stated columns. The fortress renamed bt so
weeks IA the hlrds 81 the Insurgents
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

Cy- Our friend joins l.. BOSWELL asks US 10
correct our correspondents corrected statement IN
which his name appears lie has not been appointed
Pension Agent at Hartford nor anything OF the sort
being no oice-seeker any time 1t is Mr. Chors hos
well who has been appointed to that post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

arang he spois. nls loped lsi 81 according 10 ih-
-ses srf.-rg between ne cuc 81 sfra1 % ,
cf. h Tursey are under igs.rsl -s1icton The Porte
VII rot REUSE 70 i've Up koss1il and 20 Hungarian ol-
lowers ssch private sdvic@s from sen.ir bar
90 rot vourl for their correctness.
soi4un rs1ks1ivrgs have te-r aere1 % 10 The call
% al t. morning FOR the success q the Austrian army
Ia. = nd HlrrarV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24
F,rHEs Marssw, the great .s sSosrs ,r Y

~ F.rHER MATHEW, the SIVsrr hIo s"- -
rsSpsrsc srIysd IN rToyld SD TSsn.s Burgess.
groeeeasS ne city. with whom he dnec In COMPANY
Mayor OF sne 49,, of Escort After dinner he was
ss Of both who bad s.ss%I Ss ~ he
The Rev Fsh's s .po 10 The and 70 The
presented ey .ns Of the various Temperance
Associations. -. him IN the city in An az
propisse .ddre; 10 Kew If II Trmperancs To these 80
IL Father Masy briefly and happily
Tss s.nsu.hsd vsOr was received sn Wis Large nan
hussm and upon the s0ss ., si q the oppOr'u
nisy OF an Introduction. u.a crowded Wit.
~ -" 70 hear Father Mathew ,psn ofP 1c
psope. ~ Addressed S BY ssvss gentlemen Of ff'"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-24

I,ryR PROM HsSrf--The brig George o1is
lived a, Boston on Friday. from Lame q hAnsnI
witch place she LETT on the Sst UT sns 0,ns R ~
n - that the proclamation browning Soolo1qoe
r,nreror was received with the utmost eosness s'a
inereuce BY the citizens OF the plsee nos %
.s Dlscs NV the Government authorities Nsny 81
.Ses .ris were fcsd to sgn the petition to the
zoe s.s.turs asking for the change in the Government
The monopoly law wa. s ia cTss and '1s @
seveTI .sil heir coffee 81 The monopoly prices Pro
S.ssons were plenty and chesp
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THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD,
BIZ THE STEAMER CAMBRIA,

CAREFULLY YRzFAKzD, COMBINED AND AERASsKo
Yos TIE Szw.YoEK TRIBUNE.
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Priaaners Of Jane Is.

The decision Of the chsmbfs dAeeasstlon Of ns Cur
Of Appeal q Paris relative to the psfsons soneernsa n
ls s4r Of jane ls ast esee nothya 70 NE
The nsnter odxinaiy concsrrs ID In ths srsf va ~ %
xnorp IA b~sn xnors1 OF the remaining " mere are
q 10 custody and ;, 10 Eight Ins Sn2.s Ne :,
esreoore, he srst BY The distinctive qeanJ o.
beIon ytns 10 The Comnissioh o. o. eompscecess
M "a bel0r xirg ne Com nis NJ ZOE frsss
~ WHOM are josrssfsts he - Of fse ConDftt>e
IN D. sesools a. ne th, Of The Representatives u
he People Of whom Soy y are 10 cont ss rsa tes s
rorsistinz u who formed part OF Tbs mAn'sas
rcoV COASTS u osly names. srong rhieh 10 that
vteurs Araxo sDd the efh of Aflslissynsn snf ON
err snonz whom are NM 0uiDsrd, fos!susf, ksrsss
de- Le Tie prsinsy proceedings Of his ulsl are nov
cor piesd IL ID believed that ne Coar VII meet
90 tie sh Of O<oDsf AID u 10 eosssSsFed eSfun IRON
,eters received from Lon5on hat ths parties who have
tsxez refuge ciiy will Tot deliver themselves ~
osfor, ne trial
la Pssts has announced hat the Democratic srd -
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a. de Lesseps has agsir appeared ia prt fos the yef
oose u ssr yinx bic condacl Rome In d9ing co. he
Ssotrs me following from cispsch which he SEN
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nus Be admitted that The Views expressed In The exu.c
tzve tnfned oct 10 be wonderfully correct
-Fnnre must not.S said b. Dc Lesseps. "nncss pre-
iscss Of discurng with Arss her rcasrcs In LAZY tk-
on herself What osio9s IN ho part destined 70 itss
power Dy policy. her nstgIe rncsnefss, snd her IN
srestx Austria has always been much better Informed
than we a. 10 value Of ths opinions which Constants
The strength Of psfes 10 he Italian peninsula She know
ths horro< that word which The Romsns have VI
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