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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

Signs 81 Rer0iafiOn IN Cdnd9f.- Parliament
House fired By he Tsues.---L iIr0ry burnt,
Nth all he Public Documents.
Correspondence Of The Express
Montreal, April 90, fs49.
Earl Elgih. after mature consideration
and advice, has signed the Bill idemnify-
ing The " X. bells" for losses OF property.
The event has created The most intense
excitement. and the British people are in
arms m consequence. Between The French
aud the English lhere-is the forced coli-
sion Of feeling. and the storm, which has
been brewing since The act passed the
Canadian Parliament, has found head.
Upon information being received az the
Gvernnfs signature 10 the bin. a serions
riot took place. during which The Tories
fred and burnt The Parliament Buildings,
which @ere among the chief ornaments
Of The rily.
These we're burnt. including the valna.
BILE Government Library of The House, and
all The important, public documents.
u is The purpose Of the Government
not % yield, and the Insurgents seem
equally reso!ute.
One Of The incidents az the day has
been the arrest OF Mr.. Moifat, dislin-
guished Member of Parliament, for high
treason.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

Rather Mosquito. 50 you're
going out 10 the East Hinges. ms darling,
Mrs. Marooney! said an old Irish crone
TO the young wife Of soldier, about 10
embark fof Madras; remember The tor.
mcnts ! went through, night and day, with
the musca,des. They have long suckers
hanging down from their heads. and
they'll draw the life.blood out of We before
We can say "pease." This terrifying nc
count lived III The memory Of The young
woman: the vessel made Madras roads,
the decks were soon crowded, all hands
delighted at sight of land. Mrs. Marooncv
among the rest; but her joy was Of short
duration, FOR on the shore she saw an ele-
phant. Horror stricken 1T The sight. and
in breathIess agitation she approached the
mate. esclaiming with upllfied hands,
Holy Muther is that muskelo!"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-05-02

Help One Another.-1t is said that
when The Emperor Augustus was passing
through the baths at Rome on one occa-
sion, lie saw veteran who had fought
with him. rubbing himself. after bathing.
against one Of the columns. The empe-
ror inquired why he had not boy to do
This! And beilfg told that he was TOO
poor, ordered him the means OF paying
one. On his next visit he saw al every
column all old man rubbing himself. and
on making The same inquiry he received
the same reply. His rejoinder. however,
was not what they expected, for he said.
. Well, gentlemen. as there are so many
OF you, should advise you TO rub one
another!" Augustus here taught them
sound wisdom; he taught them not TO de-
pend on the caprice Of patron, bot to
bel one another.
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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.

Signs Of Reroiafion in CanaSf.- Parliament
House fired By NE Tories Library burnt,
pim oil Me Pubic Documents.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

WHOA, vs.k--s, or preesrstsron II s revolt should
exc1d armed irsgrrecon. snaA asA yoo io 80
eXf-ntrd power. Circumstances nos a-'o"'-s % ~
i-anon ,,
A. tbs perioi OF the proceedings letter vas handed 70
tie Pr-sieuf - ne Council rCan u uui.Afe IN 81
The Minister % the Interior said haf le nsc waited as
long be coof TIE development q evrns 20 49, =
Dr. then fii iha Paris should he declared ~ sac %
siege Tt- fftrr contained project ~ a" ~ i- elr't
proposed by NJ. DIfa-re-N Olun bsifci psced u on
he hlreal. Ard derla-lei he urgency % te deo.r -
Jpcu this NJ Lisragc Eot ~ an said hese were se'e-
nsteTs. and 90 impossible % cone 70 decision
during .he absence &C t1us- members uFou lel
weigh Il L-dr.- Ro.in ard seFera- ~ NJ Mol
.uara party beng ah-rnLl NJ Rarrct then begged o.
ne Chamber to t-e 20 - 0ureaZx % discuss the pro
I'd rr l1arrcs of DE Assembly ard ne cuc-loa or ne
stle VI siege. n O-aras ufol fs rushed forN ar a4
sad ttst lel in jane as lie cannon roaring 10 rams
btr- bad refused io vote Tor ne state % srer. AZ
fnrf< excuse Tor Q AZ TIER. Ire lfkt-c9 %
.le mucou WAS however voted 81 The Assembly Almost
una- frols " fse Moa1iain abs-a.ning TIE members
tler rti reAt lhe resumed situug NJ q. De beaumont
read dec there good reason Tor i-opi.ls
tie bid rr0uogucng Pans IN -itie OF sese Aiief 4
short e. the course % which Gen CaFNgl
SPOKE strongly against tie conduct az ire Aolritn. ne
t was aloq'ct The President then Informed ne A.
emily that IT c4-lcf tl var lad been arrested And -
rlauce whether trc arrest 1nr been Alllortrl oy me
Assembly. tie ana other members 90 the Mounts. lad
sel az 81 the Colservaioire des Ars al Ne lers
srd nai gone 90 invite TIE Nanula Guard 20 JON iuen
Afer some discussion, VI Napoleon bouaparie proposed
ihai NJ S-chei d4 Var slo-d be heard l the Assembly
T1s ecCl lv So votes io 81 Tie Assembly -ri
al ned at occckI Oh 10 CD continue the discussion
sei a. ~ O'Clock " ben TIE arrest az >1ehet - ae-
horned A. tnai oi Messrs. Devile Nsrsne DAM 2,
Pls Bach. Nauicr. and Fargulcr tayoe rcpresel a
fve. La been Il report was men rrtd ~
Lacrosse fron Gen. Chang aruler. giving iaVoraoe
account Of the q IRE capital aef acn the Assem-
l.v al IlIr-cd 90 next day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30
1TALY.
The Irenrh-nnIrnE konlr. .

Uo.niiies have At length brcn renewed between iAs
rr.nch sud Romans. aud their o. Al rcssi SOL ulkno~a
fhh he sr.r stacks Of he Frcncn proved .pc,fs l
n agpears mat NJ Lssscps had coacin-e, ue r'.i"ns
treatv with the Roman ariforiuvs AHr To- 49,
ron OF France = usare % the popuafon NJ 1e hnusr
sf.a.. thev consider the French army IA feny aruy
which comes io assist IN he defense oi nef i-Iriuy
Ia accordance with the Roman NrVc' AHrn', 30 VIA
, ,lN ny IN thc all liiralu Ui ilc country te fenca
army " N take ifs exterior environments " ' li' sow e.
iert Al the same time Tor tte lecu.e oi lr Coy sad
f,r ne .auhriiy of The troops lle 'tr.A f4'ic
ans aofss. r,f AL forcg ltts On N f.t lrt-uf a
~i~i hv IA. TROOPS. Il i uriefsfooi ihst me Fr.e,i
Evsr.b Repnbhc O. any case ne effects 'f fs resy
cannot cease t rs days after tr oe1l c'ni i' $50
of he nar-rafisc4ulu" Gen. oti u0f itnfH t.. -
flset 10 recognize is treaty. and aer fieli tsf1s
Lesseps len for Francc and Gen. O1dlnoi isl-se4 %
r,.pine active operations aga.nsi Rome.
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FRANCE.
Farther Details of the Riot.

LIVERPOOL. Saturday, ?. NJ
Our letters dated Paris yesterday al hand BY hem
we esrn that the legion u artillery OF the Naiiora Guard
has been discharged aud partially osarraed' ana WAS
said hat Nj Guscsrs the Colonel, had been arrested
Two companies Of the 2h Line convey 10 Pans on TIE
l4h 10 the Tuleries quantity Of carabines which had
been sered ia several houses IL tho hands Of the ns1r
gents.
some revoluuouists from outside the barrier made a.
Temps on Wednesday burn the budge framed OF wood
The point de AuserAiz was the hs' upon which the a.
tempt was made but u failed owing 10 the res. OF the
gems d'armss and some OF The Nsuoual Guards
NJ Bastide Las written letter denying that he wss al
tie head OF the manifestation along with NJ Arago Tie
aoknow yes that be IN The ranks and that he took
refuge in fore "a Office, and siouty denies thai h'
friends had any des en- Of getting up a. truie
The National denies that there was any desire 70 get up
bar cades Of the Cat &c PARIS Pass dc Opera. and Eau
bours Poissona.sre - alleged By Gen. Chsngarnier
Paris i tranquil a. The latest sdvices.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

"a. cs.pr,ruier hsvsns got nodes q their .n;ennoH.
.eired ipon cannon. An order haa 60 " -,
re arrest Of ColoHe Guiusrd. ho Is sad 70 oANe 49,
M. order, for ne delivery OF The cannon 70 ne ins
Order. were siver the night previous Tor nc
Guards 10 urn ouf a. d O'Clock on tie morns 9i NC -.
In case Of need Snd Il inirst-d mai nc 49,
should not b. beaten. Comparatively reiy lev outs
r. order In the Tenth Legion q orc pafsio7s' $3.50
~ Of ~ men. Only p appeared a. ne see ~ 49,.
vs sDa .n The Seventh Legion the siiendAney W. -
,sor,e IN a. tie Legions lie Ind Terence esu oS .
nj tb N.fionAl Guards remarked a. Dad lh1is
Of the state q public opinion on The part Of ne PA'S 80
-especfs The Government polcy .-,..s-. a.
re- N.a4rir publishes crcrre OF tie LcEs.aI -
.errbiv declaring Pans ard The trst military aFisou !.
sf.f- ~ siege l. puhsh-s decree % the IIts1s
N he Rerubhc dssoving the artillery legion OF - %
r,-, Guard Of PARIS II also publishes proc an
i- he Legs asiv- Assembly 90 he frencl isope' a.
- adde's. fraui the President Of the Rerr1lc 10 ihe
~.-on TIE decree OF Ire pernanrrce 90 s,c Lrk',la
. Assembly WAS pos,e1 N tie streets 90 NedAes1Ay
Psr,s confirmed perfectly tranquil during no niget o.
uesnesfsv TIE troops around the chamber nsl oeeu
81 -ser.i 10 heir quarters a. nighA4 and uan9Ai4,
-, ia i- he ne.g hhOrhood when The Assembly AZ
t-~gs Bur he troops srd National Quarts oec4 piea
he b evsrs. r lOi and Il oc.ock Inc tFarlc vas no
,ed lie cafes restaurants. and seVrfa. shNps Nei,
ornes ard people walking about as us~S4 N sew
era. r4rfs Of the boa evsrds ,..... -
The shops were al reo9euec on AAulslsF A-0'"-e e
ali was perfectly tranquil sgan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

BOSTON June - -AEkNtp-BdFs rruxilio. Norfolk,
Harriet. Phs A Cousins, Rondon- schrs Fsc.sc. SAL
Jga, Cuba. J4nc y Len scar Isaac frsnkIr for Boo
to1. DE-: schrs W HfTard NostoR rsleui. koudoa.
hsrk SANou NOrieans. Jane G. trs Persia Nsrs4nlz.
Sss Lucy Sv sssar wsSsT Sxie NyoSx SER Jo-spS
Noriols Below, SHIPS Root = NlhlArop, Lisrfpec-,
Nav p; Greenock, Cox, Nay = CLeAEED-b'is In
hlen. Phla schr bficgrveier, bsitrlcre.
MN BI Rl PORT. Jane 1S-AERNFn-Schr Jack
,oa Philaa WasAiu Siou. AMI Ian, Round a.
PORTSMOUTH, Jane -<-ASSIvLn-->cAs Wellington
NANTJ cKET. June q -AkSNso-ship Gauges. Pa
ctc, l,eN sperIa hone 10 he VOYAGE keporls
s.iea toia hsy O. lsAr1s N le esfS hslso e -,
bederd, - Whale. LEA - DO Fee Roman. New bed
iord 80 sperm 900 hale; S4r.h Ffarcvs, NHAsen, %
sloe spert. Gideon How and NeW-Be s1na ~ Sperm
N whae; FEB e OF frcrcn Rock y 7 a.-nai-s. oll
Sfuus 20 whale sd. JCnior New Bed ford. 100 sperm
san, Barclay, NAslackes ~ srr~r REED frua st.a
req 10 AoAiicelio. NSaacs e. $50 sreru. Alxhar.a u
GO ls,o sgcsnA 10 cate, james Lopez 60, So sperm
,0oa sccrn Mechanic Newport sss stsrs A.. ,.isr
Apr. 10 a. 3 81 ; es - le, passed an ArereLn scal
>ew-Ycrk~ On her s;erUs Nay H. ai "a a. - "a II
scCke ship fEiso. fiVrl fsciec lor New R-lrs -.
Sperm JGne To- ls 3 s. .ol q 81 scar Ms.lorA ION b
rainstoo dSys sroH Banorvs .ta. al - a. 10 g -
scar Ssssa, Bosion tor - noalinso
rc.s CaraeaAs lane IS Leo brgs RIA. dise. Nspo
leoa fsr Boston. *. MArla kogefs Zrnaghon 10
Portaaa scar EAs&e-.h, ios 8Aasos So.ng Ia. sgi.
| PRoNTpeNcF, June ss.-AxxIvvo-SchrsJ BkFI
Slr.etf Isaady. ami New-kssuias, fh,.a SAILED
a ~ L~.as And L N saith. PAiiAEegh sloops Mar.
/ Elirn. Eraskln sea CV.ches,eE Rosaaoat-
| Bristol, J9ae q --Asss'Eo-bFiE MsFis- - NAY
| Ga, sh4P W : Aoa4t kounsooL sAilA9--'in' a-
| E1ST PROVISION. Jane ss-ARsvrD-Sohr l.
prs esse, losS SAnED--tn sehss Os.-~sle; a. a.
Jobs RiehEaone, Thoass Hicks, Nors.
4 BANGOR, jane -i.--ChAsAE0-sSAs feres- ha1a4fss
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Renorred Design Of the Mountain.

Tie Correspondent OF the IHes writes on ne o''--h
OF The 24ih follows
The Members OF the Mountain proceeded trom tle
Palas NAuoua shout l. o'clock. clothed N e1
a. representatives. and accompanies oy ne SA"V'k
he N.lona Guard The Colservutolre des Afs g. 80
tiers and there established themselves ~ per7fH'f " ~
the ob ecf OF forming Convention m me event .. llc
Government beirg upset assured That even ne az
ret hsd seen nSneV % be ready O. enef on ile
functions without delay The OBJ success % ne cenonss
tom ef course. upset s.. itelr ans ire Nons 'a.oN
Was surrounded 81 large body % troops ion ~ eety
hour but 50 aced that Tie Mountain kne" 1oi-ns % &c
facl ,.... -.s..u,. ard i'm
r-nfrS n, hcfu,ed 10. and when M enirsnte vas maie
X, fhe ,h sf the Line the members 90 ne Mountain W.
..r sd d, have amounted TO upward o. V' ono "vu.t
III ,,bn wee absent yesterday from me Nhan VIZ
"A % lfv made their escape by lumping through ~luuv
mo- The Garden. with the exception 81 tho,e 40 49, ~
rs.fs3 snd " hose usmes ! gave uis morning N.uoi :
vre asost as evening that Ledru hon DAD oesn
81 ara hss escaped but this Is rot confirmed II i saI
~, raj was found on the table with lnfee oilefs N1 me
f'rsce-ssp Of sergeant Rather rae : peAvf0' 3" 'N'
ah.rondea and 20 be ~ route tor Lyons a..
sAte o'clock carriage was seer moving down nom Ae
p-r = DENIS m the direction OF the kue Nl'ienne, e.
,-ti ~ our companies Of soldiers. The carnage " IN
~ Representatives prisoners, was conducted % TIC
I'D Is stated that the plan % the Insurgents vas me
.ss "a hat acted spon In 1854 when the nsufrecG' VI
hos our IN the quarter OF the Conservaiore arc ihai
49, object was 10 take possession 81 the Ch4fcn OF -
Nsrv and there harricade themselves"
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PRIVATE AOVlCeS TO THE TRIBUNE.
TKLEGRAPHlC AND EXPRESS NEWS
From cur Liverpool Agent
TO THE HOUR OF SAILING,
BIZ Electrie TeleErsPh.
IRELAND.
The state Prisoners

rr~rsroot June IL Pm
pispa,ehes from DlbLn. n nneips-'" -
have iss; cone 70 hand . ..., ,rha,
Oar eorre.p0-de1t there VINES Is 'A-I- + .
- ,ntelly.,ee Of Lord Campbell haTi1s ''..sD'
-, - -. - Goverrment 20 fTausPori NJ s-.---
-, .,.,.s.-s.. reached DubIn he utmost Il
1890, "a. expressed 10 al circles sae1 PIX
.,s 20. oBlv unusual bit against ne sP'f.l o. or
-. s,.-.b Cou-at1aon-frsi 20 Try poAlea' eI'-'
=. -. ~ act OF srnelt 70 PUNISH a-ia ~
- 80 F-ougtars Is row tie champion Of eiVl. Az 'e-
-, r,.-rv wien We t1t su tolster-ns Up ss11
o.-.ts TIE .beral journals, IS 4 matter o. oo-'se
,e A. uresenf most .lii -sut A. NJ a1AT -u % 1V
i,s,e 70 stgmaaze % 10 The mos. Po"eriu '.'l.e'
ri he STATE prisoners have rght 70 Be heard pe
fore Il @ bar Of tie Il Duse, sgainsi nc D.'-' >-
mean 10 i1sisi aPor ,Aalrgnt 81 81.
D. ,,a NJ The letters received his morning We INC ''
- ,, he County Of Wexford . about 20 meet no'
- ,eif,e nor 20 eni grste. buf 90 cs % Aei -
80 forthwith % depart from thci f-ing c--4ea nc Al
-ssl PsraraeuLn rnd never more 10 return .De'V'o
r.. saws The wr..er, . tie fret end o. me ool'1
-, secondly TO assert lie just because natural
l., Of The country oiis coll ard it produce ll'ay'
20 rs known 10 me oher counties ofire.snd her h1~d
49,, o,,erabs de,erinnsaon 10 Struggle unto death FOR
,.,s and igst.ce This scheme which Mr. Ator-
- rr,.rai " 11 doubi c0nsIdcr ripe win seoiton
-v treason and a1ord an a1 opportunity OF eApo'4ls
,t ,-..n order q leFsi talent which he possesses
Tie meme 10 QUE which The lew Democfa-c Jour
nal The Ivirln takes up with az ro4uerce -la VIZ "
maj surprising these oays 81 treason leong Sc .L
Sereos ~o-rqs sls pension bills Boldly does be dec are
M from the rr.l moment hat the people OF ireland
Sried the authority 81 the British Parliament and asserted
- -otf fn fashion avs according their own VIII
sra inclination The return Of lrsh members 70 tha farH
neni was uuJusrnao.e and absurd, because u was no
ouiy contrary justice and ruin but also contrary 20
extedieucY The eloquent writer OF ne htsaIdn pids
h. new agitation God speed viewing T. a. ne does AZ
- 100 rsrre tre coronation Of common sense on lsl
col and he glimpse Of blue through the barb black cloud
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sfilI Fnrther.

IAkIs1 FTIldy HIt 10
We have received our usual dispatch. Col GGinard
was arrested this evening other arrests Of minor
importance have also taken plVce The accounts from
Lyons snd srssourg ofs very alarming nature An
outbreak in either or both hese cites appears imminent
ID TO the hour OF this dispatch "a M Paris remains
perfectly tranquil
The news Of the insurecuor IN Pans has caused great
excitement IN the Departments, and Al Lyons, Msreiles
AID Hsvre disturbances were approximately the Govern
meui however well prepared. and the most faithful
attachment, Of the troops msy BE recsoued upon.
lie Yes" states that NJ Lsdru Ron had been arrested
while OF BIS way 90 ions
TIE Assembly lad eoneued ;has proposal to close Tie
Cabs Tor year matter Of urgent necessity and
immediately referred tie proposition TO committee 10 re-
mort 10 The Assembly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-06-30

SF.B NoFss. IT AL. o.. Q REILLY IT Al
n CAaao.rs-P alor 90 uisoaarss Ora9-Ine Cart
Hon T. B. Moore sitting alone, lhoa !onn Mckinney
being ABSENT held la substance
J. That the Elecfric Telegraph Of Ban may Dc use1
On the lne Of Telegraph u hen'ucSy consrleiea y
he ieeniant OR.v. without infringing ne nJ1Ae
ton frrercfcre allowed IN f1ls cause
p Thai the defendant ORsiLy. having answered %
the charge q cortem 70 Committed 1f am II Nos---
t In iulctiuu ard hsslng discs med a. purposes o. 20
ffnrnr the ujuncrcE the order direc-s ne 1r'ns
- ke ossessicu CT the line 81 wires q TIE eeienl
ant - the purpose OF preventing isrtner violation nay
b. Is charged and he possession q Tie sane fes.oie
ca The Defendants executing bond N ne peha- sun
al = 600 with two suhcelt sGre-es that ne WI ho'
infringe the Morse patent and II case o. sAeA i-l-s "a
frncenasut pay ard satisfy any decree nat my &C
hereafter ~ lered ~ aims; tiri IN tni- cause
3 That the cuesfon OF The exclusive nsnt q 40.
u the SphAbat of cots sn1 Ines ceseriie1 IL s.c
schedules annexed this patent. not hsTne been i1y
argued and the Court not being sl.snec maj ms eN
elusive right 70 SAID spAabct extends beyond ne AZ o.
iniprinrng TIE characters q which u = com ose~
TIE teesraphic apparatus, by hu invented 10 cfAe-
= expressed on tn-s matter 6ut u i reserved 'oi
future consideration, q e snaI become material
We understand TIA; Mr. ORcily has suffered eonsid-
cradle trou the sHeets Of The q the Judge a.
loving an injunction rs Inc Ct Telegraph but as
be d now free 10 apply Bans instrument south iFon
Louisville AID viii econ pat Tie Ens N working order
70 N<worsssas.
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Of bis colleagues bat ss hs hsi to b -s,ly n.
vestssed. b hoped bat TIE eiscusson would b ana
diafclv closed.
VI NeFsigney bavinz ehNgea tie Rlgai VIII rslifnsr
ntencon f. having demanded re prodc1r ufs 1pe e-t
which was obviously furgod vioen appear f.sf
side. and many voices assed hat be - Gale o. ori-f
tribune Of ~ Daisure. Minister ID ne il'crof ~
Minister said dat BE- shold regret io utke pc Asselt
o.e an nsatt the present grave crClnslr-rs -
bitter debate already TOO bitter. Tie conceived ne =,
disnsfon felt By his COL leagues ~ scc-s th-r rlzs,
h, ~ro,irrr- i-.urr~cfon. tut tie tcveuuen trs "a
u.rrr ana not revenge, aud q was PIE mere lrgfu ~
he Assembly should pronounce OF zee ire-'si, a. =
of he four colleagues ircnn mated 80 on NJ fs1 q
LYONS and the. he shont not order d. tifsi lrr ~
As>ef,bv should lave empowered h.n O.. Do o.
~. ~irserev " was then pat ifrn DC elsf 81 20
rolnc-d afer y hch the Assembly rrlr,i 700 t tgrs
10 sprOlul Comm.!lec % report &C ne fehlisi-'a
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Tn. Bourgeoi-ie DeIighted.
we quote again tom tie ssms wrlleri he IS A. le'

we quote hkAH HVul II7 Wits "'''71 - - " "
amusing
.ft vantea a few minutes 20 5 o'clock NJ. yesterday
when he President Of the Republic made hts appearance
A. he head OF crowd OF Generals. among whom where
Gen Chsngsrnier and Gen Csstlann on ne 1.us
houry II Antoine AMI returned 10 tie Eysee by tue hae
Rtvo he was received everyw here win MARKS or me
yr.afa.t erthgsiasm. But u 20 Gen. thsngarnief
durug his frst visits that the mosi enthusiastic ahecon
va. Inhibited never hehed anything that surpassed
the bur, Of enthusiasm with which be was hailed oung
sr4 oif women and boys ran up 30 BIN AMI gasped hs
hand ana from the windows along the boulevaias you
saw hand erchie, and hats waving 10 wecons ne mah
he safety OF Pare depended. As the dragons gaoped
past ne Boulevard ies ltaiens about 0cock dlsnc
v heard many Of them shout IRE Narocn - Itrc E'
rsrsry :. they siood mp n their surrups, and waved
iheir swords over their beads
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Death of Bugraud.

MsrshA BagcSgd died on the iotA insi ~ Nloe i, Cetc
O'Clock m he afternoon Of ne preficts Day e ~tr a
ne Ne-.hsl lad been growing worse frun ifti fpect
until 10 IN ihr evening the pefien Wa 20 ini uc eee
h.,yrcn thai and o ock neat morning eua'fNri 80
y, -,f-,sh ht., eut a o'clock wOrsr ~ urs cas-
rr TIE Narshat became much .is,ci- zee A'ftai,t
.-t 49, sar,Y, h, ceremony al ne frrcs % .ae Mar
.haf surrounded Dis bed knec ing. AlipAs '.tn Ntie
1}cn Cavsignac. Gen Le Bar. Gen tcic4n pr. acf 81
Scers lev minutes ssr The lssi sacrsineH -,' rea
sdu,intsiercd the most alarming syptN. AZ if ~
~, -,rlrss OF the patient became much altered Al ne
moment General Rrh.tres csre iu. Af i-tr tf' -
N,-.h... .n-tr received his issi trVs.A - t. ~
,,na,es pa.t * The lat voris 81 Pc Mara refs
u rts " A,ss --e rrrdn The Atr-lal - triN Nn -
~ of October l-7t a. Limoges. snd Wa cctsr .nty
s4 ,ears cd Nhen he died Tie wss tc ss'l ui ~ Jesa
Ambrose Ruacsul CheVsl Seigneaf ae "A Fi'' re
- E.r-, :. de- Saffouie Iorso " 10 dc-crni' . fcu
family iu lrea1i he entered tie ffrns' y'.f IN -.
was made corporal A. Ausieruf ADJ ,tt. N Pr. ~
rrrtnn in he oi The fmque, De- tad frtf.fl -
r,nA al co1re bob 1914 Ia 1857 De- rs promo g. o -
- - -,. General In lsit be- made g. IferIlr.
General ol seua ard be- lst5 De " ~ crra,d Alisls
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Nrw.YoRK. SATURDAY. JUNE 80.

~ The late hour at which We received our
rarooe.n papers last night and the great interest
attaching 70 the news from France and Italy will
,.n.. our readers 10 miss from our summary the
a.,.;l. Of Intelligence from several countries not
,.,,h.,.na;ox the liberal space devoted to Euro
pesn matters in our columns wha' We nov
omi, will appear at length IN toe Evening Edl''0n
AZ The Tribune. together with the letters oil our
.ors.ponden,s at London and Paris For want
AZ room this morning we also abstain from remark
unon events In France and Italy, much as they
invite reflection
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Not much like n Revolution.

The TIna correspondent has ne iohowipg
" independent OF the barbados ] saw on nc Seas-
v,rd and which have already Observed were o. zoe
ia. otbsr. were attempted be formed In the NaFais
NM were instantly abandoned The approach OF me
,,,. srd ne Naroral Guard Barricades also be-
nm In The streets Grenier s. Lsxare Montmorency Jean
Robert Cnetere S. Nicholas and ADmein In less man
h.f an hour the troops masters OF them al nave
moi heard that with the exception OF tue shots hfcd TO
whch alluded yesterday, any serious Johnston 'ooA
place -, -. ~,
he esmAfa A. from 1000 20 10000 men, independently OF
National Guards no were about as many more
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A Mysterious AGair-Probabie Escape Of Dr.
Coolidge.

BosToN, Friday, June y.
A dispatch from Portland says that DR.. Mann ct
skowhegan state. that body was brought from Tho
ma,ton and inferred as that OF Dr. CooAdges. who Il,
was reported committed suicide while IN prison about
six weeks since. Suspicious being aroused, the body
was dsn.eIred few days since IN presence OF sixteen
persons including DR.. Mann himself and Coolidge 8
father and they ell agreed that II was not his body
Mr. Coolidge testified that bic had lost the end OF
one thumb and had no on bis face whereas the
corpse had scsr the cheek, and both thumbs were
whole The circumstance has created considerable ex
rira