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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
Tnx.payers /.

Twas GALES S. Woodruff who reported and
carried through the Common Councn the ASSESS,
ment Reform. putting an end to the prae'i'e OF
making Assessments without previous notice ana
giving all interested opportunity to appear ana
oppose projects involving heavy expenses on
themseyes.
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Appointments. &C.

WARRINGTON, Sunday, April SO r NJ.
The National Uhig OF this morning contains
lat of official appointments by the President Depart
ment Of the In,erior-Lsnd Offices Ac-Dsniel Sigler
of Ind TO be Register OF the Land Office a. Winamne
Ind Samuel Brenion to be Register of Land Office
at Fort Wayne. Ind. John II Thompson of Ind to be
Receiver Of Public Moneys at Indianapolis Ind. Noel
smallwood of Ind to BE- Receiver of Public Moneys at
Fort Wayne Ind; Dsn +. Morse OF Ala to be Receiver
Of Public Moneys at Demopolis, Ala Alexr Irvine Of
Pa to be L. s Marshal Western Dist of Pennsylvsnis
George Little of NC Marshal for the Dstric, OF North
Carolina Chapman J. Hutchinson Of Wis, Marshal
for the District of Wisconsin, Samuel Burr L. : Mar.
shall for the District Of Delaware Bowen s~i'zer At
,orney u. : District of Pennsylvania. c. Madds snd
Fitnsm's appointments are officially announced. Phil
10 Rsord Of Ala Indian Agent tor the Greek Indians
appofnfnsHts BY The Secretary 81 tas iaisrtor.-Co
Jno L. Hsys of Texas, SubAseni on the River Oils,
New Mexico.
There had been about lao Pcst Oiace appointments
made during the week OF which ~ were 70 al vsosn
cies. or were eaassd BY removals for cause.
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NORWAY.
The Cholera on the Coast.

Accounts from Chrlsanis up 10 tho ID state that the
cholera had broken Bergen. making seroas havoc
among the poor fishermen on the coast and In tne
Ptords On some Of ths farms whole families have
been swept OF In the city so cases have already oe.
Cured Of which sol have been fatal and upwards o.
10 we're fatal daily. This 10 large number out o.
population not exceeding 24ooo The papers state !hsl
At Epevar the fishermen dying 90 fast that theJ
have been compelled carry the bodies 10 uninhse
tied islet and merely cover them with few plAnks'
where they are devoured by the birds Of prey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

ARKANSAS ELEcrIos.-The ~ o. Pieaynrs OIL
TIA 3ist ult. ssys:
" The Wing papers received yesterday from Arfsn-
conceds the election OF Col Roane. the Loco Foco
candidate, but We have seen private letter pos
marked st Napoleon the Goth, whch says thai Wiisoe
the Wing candidate 10 elected. This rss salt would sns.
prize both but oil simt that neither party turned oss
10 ~ strength"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
The Arrbbi.h ous Plotting.

At Rome on the l0tn instant, the Bishops OF Cubic
and Orvsto aud the Archbishop taken 20 the Castle
OF ST Angelo and the two Bishops 20 the fortress OF
Ancona Their offence Is that OF exciting tbs people,
through the press to revolt and illuminating the RE
public Orders also given. the l2th. To arrest
the Cardinal de Angels Archbishop of fermo Tho
Executive Committee have sent General Galetti 10 30
logna to take the measures necessary for the pres ut
State of affars
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The Daniah QueatfOn.

A correspondent, a, Berlin on the Doth writes ~
learn that yesterday the Danish envoy bad Interview
with the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Won ArDim, In
which be communicated TO him the renewal Of the
Danish armistce for three month"; This result really
comes from 60 Petersburgh. though have no doubt IL
has been influenced BY the Arm and warlke attitude
sumed by Prussia"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
INDIA

The Overland Mail from India brings news from
Moo,an to Feb 4, Calcutta Feb z and Bombay Feb -
Moth OF Importance has been done since the surren
der of Mooan The full particulars OF this event are
given in the English papers. and shall give them IN
our Evening Edition A great amount Of treasure wss
found among the ruins
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Preaching In Unsanctified Places.

Rev JAIME. Shore, MA was arrested on the 9ih lbs,
at the instance OF the Bishop OF Exeter, and conveyed
70 Exeter jail The ofense for which be 10 Imprisoned
arises out Of his preaching in Dissenting place OF "or
shin The Dissenting community are tsting up MS
cause heartily and aided by the more liberal por'
ton OF the Church Establishment
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II The great press OF Foreign News and
everything else has crowded out nearly all our
advertisements and many other articles
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Soriallsfic Ruabcarg.

The Government continues 70 publish accounts In the
Noniteur Of outrsges committed by Red Republicans ;
hut they are of go rifng nature that As IL IL evident
that the object of the Government is TO make much
Of them as possible, they say for the real tran
guilty Of the country thsn anything else. The object
ofhe nscrs Is evidently to show that they assumed
the rens Of Government in period of great agitation
and that they have brought the country Into state OF
tranquility aud prosperity.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
The Italian Frontier.

Nothing has nanspred In Paris OF positive nature
a 10 the intentions Of the French Government re-
spectiug the affairs of Italy but believed that the
principle of non Intervention will for the present b.
adhered TO- The French Government TO- however, IN
dorstood % have resolved TO assist Charles Albert ia
the event Of any aid being given TO the Aus,rsns by
the Emperor Of Russia with view to enable the
former 10 finish the rapidly in Hungary and thus
throw large endorsements into Italy This would Do
regarded as an intervention ~ Russia and according
70 the present intentions Of the French Government
would lead TO an Intervention hy France. Hsppesrs
certain that an expedition of 1000 men 10 preparing 81
Toulon This Is positively announced by the Mar
settles journals end the movements OF the troops are
given One of the chief objects OF this exfeiuon
must be to serve the cause the Pope but IL 10 not
suoDosed that the intervention would be direct one
II Il reported In Paris that portion Of the troops com
posing this expedition will not be landed, but remain
OF the ready TO land at Venice In the event oil an
intervention against the Austrans and thus proec'
Venice, and make 1t peins at which reinforcemen's
could De thrown In
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Opposition In the North.

We have wonderful news from the North this week.
The discomfort prevailing there when | lsst wrote
has ripened into something very like rebellion
SedtOus speeches nave been spoken. threatening
advices have been given 10 the Government Lord
Mssssrcene dared the Government, to collect the
rate In aid, and declared that twice or three
times 5000 soldiers could not in the North collect it,
and Lord Roden sgmAtzed the bill a. the grossest set
of tyranny and injustice that perpe.rsted -
The consequence Of all THE IT, that Uster has beer pro
claimed its magistrates are to be deprived OF their
commissions, and its delinquent Journalists seized
Soldiers have been sent down horse foot and artillery
It's plains their parade grounds and lis mountains
are the refuge of ii. maconents $1,000 reward has
been offered for the apprehension Of Lord Reden who
on the first hint fed to the Mourne Mountains. War
rants have been Issued likewise for the arrest OF Lord
Downshirc Lord Massareene and others OF their party
Lord Mssssreene il Ia sald will surrender himself
Nothing can exceed Tho hostility evoked by this bill
1t has acted like charm The most sluggish have been
reused from every parish In Ulster Petitions against
II are pouring into both Houses OF Parliament WnA
name those Northern lords might have earned ioi
themselves had they bsen actuated by love OF thei'
country not love for their pockets What an eventiu
viceroysl,y Lord CIebdon's has been. No soonei
have rebels been disodged from the Tipperary Noun
tsns than they spring hercer and more dangerous
the model county Of bis favored province-,he noun
tains the mountains No wonder liberty has beer
called the Mountain Nymph for every one fearing Of
flying from power to them her stronghold acc
her sanctuary. On yesterday, the 2ls ali arms wer'
TO be delivered up, but lis strange II Ulster men vii
dssrm al the command Of any Lord Lieutenant Those
tina, know best think not
This &" rising" In the North will embarrass minister
very much just now. for they we're on the point o
yielding II Is said. to the popular will and the srenu
Gus opposition of the landlord party In Parliament
And then ord Clarendon recommended the withdraw
al Of the bill in his opinion IL would be impossible
pu, il In operation with safety. Now, If they yield
away goes their character for moral courage df thel
had any speak Of the dangerous lore they tesel
the people that brisk earnes, agitation Il wholesome
thing and if they do no, yield, then who can foretel
the fuiurel For u.s. ough, to entress In the word
of David Lord turn the council Of Aeh,ophe Inf,
| foohshness"
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Trial of the Insurgents.

The tris Of the insurgents at Bourges still proceed
ing but the proceedings not Of much interest 10 the
zener. reader The proceedings Of the 18th the
most worthy Of reporting On that day the galleries
very much ~ded IN the expec,a.sn thai Ledr
Rolin and yidOcq were to be examined. Ledru Rolln
The FRS; witness He had heard Of manifestation
In favor Of Poland on 18th Of May. He detailed his
own proceedings on that day In company with NJ La
MARITIME. The Government had received information
from the police that Poland was only spretex and tina,
the real object vas 20 overthrow the Government He
considered that Gen COutas had done his best to pro-
eet the Assembly but his orders had not been obeyed
Banqui contr addicted some parts Of Lsdru Rollins ev
dence.
Rsspail complained bitterly OF the treatment be- and
MS ie.ow prisoners had been exposed 10 since their
arrival Boarses Their sleep nterru p,s during
me night By vs's from the police All this injured bis
health seriously.
Tbs Prssdsnt Of the Court retired for half an hour
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

Y THr lsDyIDUAL LIABILITY LAW. as
amended by the Legislature will Be found In full 90
the drst page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

" Commander SHusRroK, brother Of Com
modore shubrick, died suddenly Ct Wilmington, Del
n Thursday last.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

and on bis return said that the complaint VA made
In public, TIE explanation should DO public too. lie
called on the director Of the prison to explain. The
director denied the charge. he said the inspection
was m ade every hours but that every attention
consistent with safety shown 10 the prisoners who
wer. allowed TO their counsel and tneir friends
without any guard being present
NJ Msrrast President OF the National Assembly W"
next examined bu. bis evidence only repetition
of ths, Of the previous Witnesses He hsd heard cries
AZ the Hotel Dc Vile OF "Jirs Rasps '"ptre Albert =
4" FIRE Louis Blanc !" $500
Tn, next witness called vas the celebrated Vidocq
~ho.s prescpcs excited much sensation In the court
HIS evidence, however only referred to the prisoner
Borne
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Political Miissleus.

Tia prssIdep, Of the Republic has dispatched Col.
N,iorei one of bis orderly officers on misslon 70
Viepns the object of which 10 to endesror to indace
the Au,trsn Government to consentto come
of the Italian question ohsrwise than BY entering 'ne
Roman States -, l., p.... l.,
NJ Nere6i. who was Charge dAaares In Ru'ss IN
the time of Louis Philippe, has lst Paris on mission
for Turin IL 10 understood tha, the object oil me
French Government in sending him 10 IN tne nyp. ~.
I'm inducing Chsrss Albert net to renew hostites
81 siust Austria NJ, -.
NJ Msrbrsri q member of the Hungarian D'e nas
arrived In Psris He 10 said 10 be charged win spe
cisl mission from kossuth and the chiefs OF we Magyar
marty. He 10 10 proceed from Paris 10 Enss
Coun, Zsrroyski, nephew Of Prince Adam cIH'
tory.k and Colonel In the service of the King OF ssr
dins came TO Paris fortnight since 10 engage MS
coun,rymen who have for many years been refugees
In tho Preach capital 20 take service in Piedmont he
few days ago received orders to return immediately to
Turin ssd left accompanied by upward OF nity OF the
most ds.in gushed Of the officers OF the old Polish army
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

On Wednesday Mr.. hacsulay was GUY hs'aleu a'
Lord Rector of the University Of Glasgow Atter the
usual ornsities the Lord Rector returned thsnks Tor
the ION his parD unsnticpsied honor OF his elechon
He traced the progress Of the University from It's oun
daton by Pope Nicholas Y. century by century, and
said in conclusion Their University bore rich har-
vest Of great names-men renowned as natural philoso
piers moral philosophers maihema,ieans, JlTis''
pbilolosi.,s and poets. Such men as simpson: Miller
Young Reid Stewart Black, James Watt ana Thomas
CsmpbeU linked 70 such names the University Of
Glasgow need lear no comparison with iti prototype
the University Of Bologna. Another century was no"
abou, TO com mencc and be believed under most happy
auspices For years be had seen nothing but grown
while hearing Of nothing but decay and, indeed tae
more he examined the constitution Of this country the
more convinced he that II had nothing OF age IN Il
save its dignity that it will be handed down TO late
poserty and that in ts shade the great academ'cai 10
stitu,ion, of the land would prosper and Increase He
trusted that during the next hundred years the unver
sity of Glasgow could continue 10 deserve well oil us
country and of man kind and that ct the installation Of
1919 the people would have 10 congratulate their sue
cessors upon the continued glory OF their uniVersy-
citing perhaps TO testify his assertion, the famous
names Of youth who now might be listening TO MIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

para Of which oceapes Lorssrty the other The Yer
lion territory The snoopt OF effective troops in L,bardy
70 about 20 100, who wi probably be eonc-oraed Trs,
ies- army TIE oil have psss Tirino then The
rravigo IN he fsce Of The -u-ry ard finally give bark
the Ausi,sns should stll hold heir ground The Ans
TITAN army hes iu len wing Psvs, It's night near Ns
CANA fths Piedmonisse succeed IN driving bses thsy
WIZ 90 'hemselvsy greet honor"
Austrian kefrssrades.
The Aussrisns evacusted Parma the l4th Of March
inc ihn.n'Anss Immediately raised the Dag Of Pies
mont The attest advicss ,,se that Rsdetssy bss A.,
evacuated Piseenza
, neeessky
ImmeaiaFy si'ef the receipt Of the Sandman at.
mAuon tfa me Mmlstce would end on the 3lst
Marshal RAdetEky stated To have ordered several m
habitaDts Of Milan, and other towrs on Iombsray a.
be sexed a. hostages for the good beh.vior of /,
felowtownsmen. He 10 slso stated 20 hsv. sun,no A
the Podssts Of Milan, and to have shown him
preparations made for laying the city IN sshes an 40
iurrecton should b. s,tempted
We translate the following from l. C1sShuioaHs Of
the 2ist ult
According 10 the last news from Milan. karshal Rs
desby and bic sisa have len The city leaving In the e.
garrison sufficient TO bomesrd and fire. Il ii the IL.
momsnt The streets guarded st heir extreas, ~
ds bssdons behind which bodies Of police wsch he 10
hsbanis AL persons required TO be wilhn eoor. a
In the evening. Numerous domicillary yss have beer
made bat without result ihs snrs hey exist to-
well concealed Count Monisereul chef Of the CIV!
Administration OF LombArdy, le Milan tbs lSh carry
ins with him Tho archives"
Modena Free.
The Msrseillss journsls ssy that Modena has teen
evacuated by tho Austisns snd thss the Duke has
This is confirmed by proclamation published Al LEG
horn ON behalf Of the Governor, Bcs
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= Clay Festival, 1S49.-A meeting Of the Com
uinss OF Ausngemsuu will be held ct the Apollo Rooms
sorsncs 50 CsnaLst TOMORROW Tuesday, EVEN.
mo- April 10. a u O'Clock. full and puncus attend
snes Is solicited By order, P.W. EN0s, Chairman.
MAacus D. BoRUcg, Secretary ALT
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Disastrous Fire mt williamspert, Pens.

PHILADELPHIA. sunday, Aprl
The Northern mail to-day brings the intelligence
Of a very destructive FIRE at wilhsmsport Lyeoming
Co Penn on Thursday LAST, The square adjoining the
Cour, House wss nearly destroyed. in which was To-
Gated the Old school Presbyterian Church. and many
private dwellings The letter ssys the church aud
several dwellings were destroyed The origin OF the
6rs and the names of the sufferers are not given
I.ater from HE Janerie-Arrival oil u -
schr. Relief.
BALTIMORE, Sunday, April 5.
The u. s. sohr. Relief arrived at Norfolk on FIJI
dsy afternoon from Rio. which place she len on the
10Th ofFebrusry. The sloop of'war St. Louis and the
American brig Perry were there-cre~s all well Inc
Brsudywne h.d sailed from thst port for The River
platte The Relief experienced rough weather during
the voyage to Norfolk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09
FILL prTaJI.S OF
PJLJGRyCE From THE OLD WORLD.
ENGLAND.
BY THE STEAMER N1AOAhA

cAAxyuLLY FEEPAEKD. COMBINED AND AAAASSHD
Foa The xEw-YoRK Tribune
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

I, a.. U,p.e on the 9th ult Mr.. Fox Msule moved
"a. army estimates He sated hst the hunoef OF nie
voted for las. year wss ll3,-4, the nnthosI -
e. N Ia I, hsd hen the intention OF the Govern
rnent in order 10 relieve the country 20 'ye 49,.
from the burden Of taxation. 10 cifnni'n .n' a.
Of the army By ischarling lOOO men .tnee 49, .a
tentiou had been formed three resIneu' Heu 49,
,snt 10 Ipd. and the intelligence recenuy rsce'e1
from that country had induced the "oSernleD'
out two additional regiments u VS. ~" lIi,of -.
70 discharge but : coo. Al this nonsb. S,, go
suartered In England and SCOTLAND, hlo 1850 ~ 70
Land and looking 10 the number 81 apphcstiohs o'n
the civil authorities for military assistance ~ 80 -
must be acknowledged that they hsd no hgn, Guy 70
perform. He then enumeratei Toe Ien' -, - s911
i've service which showed toisi decrease oI 80,
5s5 az compared with last yesr. and CO tne no.
tive service decrease OF tie W mshihs '"'~ ue
crease OF 437- "a ,, - A;
,on and conduct Of the army, aiuoufiDg the Ia''eT
10 AMY 70 the almost entire abolition OF desrs'ihe COT
poral punhhment The honorao!e genIeHa ~ Ihe.
proceeded 10 contend that The state OF tne eoh.eu
Afforded no excuse for keeping up an immense stApo
Ing army unless to Interfere 10 foreign quar-
reis otserving that such n'erferences BAD Afssoy
coat the country six or seven hunuleo uiho"s
of debt Neither cid he admit that vas necessasy
Tor re colonies which II allowed the privilege of self
government were quite able ana WAlns 10 urleno
themselves: and he utterly reDucs'ed the never ano
unconstitutional doctrine ihst 'oUV9 men rs's 49,
,sry 10 co6rce the PEOPLE and keep discomfort at home
The true policy he said was 10 remove the causes Of
dscontent and he concluded BY moving that the vote
should be reduced 10 $1,000 men.
After a desul,ory discussion in which Mr. Drum
mopd Mr. Gibson Mr.. J. OConnel. Mr. '" T. WOOD
Mr. v Smith Mr. Rice and Captain Boldero took part.
Sir W Wordsworth entered into an elaborate exam.
nation Of the state Of the colonies tor the purpose oil
showing tina, By Just Government and proper measures
the military forces there mis- 1t e reduned oy upwards
Of 20 900 men. with saving Of more than million
The Committee then divided, and the amsndmen'
was negsiived by ls2 to i0-m,jonty l42. The vote
was agreed 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

SIXTH WARD.-The Barnburners OF this Ward
have nominated no ticket, but decided $50 We are
assure to support the ticket headed Brennan for Al
dertpsn and Green for Assistant.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NrW.YORK. MONDAY, APRIL 9.


- In Democratic WhiG Joiat Executive
WA<veas, The ballots Of the Amended Char
" have wrongly printed and not In accordance to
hv: Therefore,
Rssosed That the different Ward Committees be request
cd 70 end the Headquarters Of The General COMMITTEES
M ~ Broadway Hoase, on MONDAY EVENING, sih
ma ana xes The ballots corrected Tho correct ballots
snoah be endorsed AMENDED CHARTER, and printed
insids 10 favor OF the Amended Charter"
Resolved That the shove be published In oil the newspa
pev on Monday and Tuesdsy, the BIB and 10Th inst
Nv order CALEB g. Woodruff, Chairman.
WyMDt A9H
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Inc Anssrisns evacuated Parma the ltth Of Msrch
ne ihna1itAris Immediately raised the Dag Of Pies
mont he .test advice state that Rsdeuky has slso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-13
GREAT SPRING MIDIsINk
GAYS EXTRACT OF CANCHALA0UA,

cALDoRNIAn PLANT
pUBoLY ADSI1s Ed By SR 4owSsEND nANUrAC
i turer sf "Townsends ssrsPsriA
To Par bette than sarsaparis
coNsGn rIioN,
Couphs Cslas Ineu,nIa Asthms Bronchs 5sroulA, Govt
Rheuwatm, Ntuiass Ely Pela, Lunengo & rs1 r
plants Files Bilious Complaints Nervous Affections cutansous
Disorders. , Az, .cur
Feyrs Fuxea Obsruchons Increased
DtcbarFe peIraved ard Detective 1ppstes Indigestion and
all diseases originating in
INPURITY or THE BLOOD,
which tend the system II gives and vgor
the Digestive Organs and is remarkabe for its Anmsng
fall Of the invaluable Family Medicine in preparing
the to sustain the changes II climate as no mineral
whatever enters into the Composition Of medicine
persons have used the celebrated Can
~. country By NJ Gay they ali concur in that ono
upon the resr and more rapid csouaton
how liquid and pure blood ct becomes IL action felt
through vein Of the body with nvgorAtug powers
d, not PIE bleeding which relieve. n' s'~ X Conveying
and vtated particles behind like TRANSLATION and
injection. which sdd TO uidity the expense quality;
new NE and acton to every part Of tie body 30 long the
blood and healthy no infection, however malignant
take deep hold Of the system. and the
SPASNoDIC CBOLERA
may through its be derived Of its malignant oharActer
The terror Of fever and crossing the stmus Panama
and At the
GOLD REGIONS
Ieds no longer 70 exist. for single bottle Of the Canohalaa
Standing single bottle Of the will be found contain
ONE THIRD dotes than bottle Of Ssrapar whilst
UGH BESIDES this it tyrup or ngro
dieI likely to ermeDt and sour In warm climates