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The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1849-06-01
STATE or NORTH. CAROLINA,
MECKLENBuRG COUNTY.
Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions, A.
pril Term, 1919.
Edmund Wilkes
rs originaI Attachment.

Edmund Wilkes
rs Original Attachment
Anthony Deg.
Levied on the land and machinery in which
The defendant has an interest, viz; His interest in
the ST. Catherine Mills tract. it being the one
sixth part, adjoining the lands of ]. H. Wilson,
a. Graham, the heirs of the late V. Y. William.
SON and others, on the waters of Sugar Creek,
together with the Steam Engine aud fixtures
tbereunic belonging. His interest in the Char
lotte mine tract, adjoining the lands of }. IL.
Wilson, the late ii. {. Ovens, w, W. Films and
others, being one sixth part. His interest, in the
OFarrell mine tract, being one third, adj lining
lhel ands of the Capps Gold mine tract, r. w
Elliot and others, also his interest in the Max
well mine tract, adjoining the lands of Samuel
Caldwell. J. 7. M'Ginnls, DR.. Edwin Maxwell
and others, lying on the waters OF Reedy Creek.
Il appearing TO the satisfaction of the court.
Il that the said defendant is not an inhabitant of
this State ii is therefore ordered that publication
be made six weeks in the Charlotte Journal that
unless said Anthony Dcy shall appear a, the next I
Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions TO be held
for the county of Mecklenburg. at the Court
House in Charlotte, on the 4th Monday in July
next, and then and there plead or repleyy, Judy. !
mont will be rendered against him,
Witness--Braly Oa'es, Clerk Of our said
Court, at Office, the 4th Monday in April, A.. d.
le49 BRALY OATES, c. G. G.
Printers fee ss} t3a
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STATE or NORTH CAROLINA

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
cABARRus COUNTY.
Court Of Pleas and Qaarfer Sessions, A.
pril Tenn lsi9
ID. NJ. Russell, Adm'r. of
Root Perocinel, decd.
John Scott, and vie Ma. meh''
tiida and others.
b / appearing 10 tie satisfaction of the Court.
ID that John scott and wife Matilda, and d. r,
iercdmel. are not inbabisn' of this Strtc, IL is
ihftjoe Ordered by the Court, that publication
be made for six weeks in the Charlotte Journal.
paper published IN Charlotte, Meek burg coun.
~ IN this State, for the said o. PENDANTS 10 appear
at the next term Of this Court, 10 he held for tn.
county Of Cahauu', at tie Court House in Cen
cord, on the 81 Monday in July next, then and
There 10 plead, ans or demur TO said ps,ition
otherwise Judgment pfo confcsso will be had Us
to them.
Witness, x W Foard, Clerk Of our said Cont
al office IN Ccncold, tie Sd Monday in April, 4.
-. loi9.
r. w. F0ARD, C. C. C.. C.
Printers Fec s. 90; ,39
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

f.iss,PvoL. august ~, 1919
We have had Q modsrs's a1ouat OF ba. ias.s ling
In American provieans this s--t, aud n most In
staDoe~ holders have pied lower prices
BAcor II in fair demand go boxes we're offered st
avs,ion sssdsy but buy~rs decliu'ng to operate
except at reduced rates only ~ boxes soi bat
holders having net The visb~s ~ ths trade abuat 9s0
boxes have be~s d9posed Of during ths ~~~k a4s
SSr for good eastern 2Vs BE for fair vsst.ru
and parcel Of very short middle. partially aiut
3D. ut ass
Have not much inquired for but COED srs searo.
snd would bring S4s Dos fair have sold ss
Q 32s
SssuLoERs ere held 1t higher prio~s the sustations
bere sre 2ls . I2s aud In Nov ork. 3os . 49, We
bear Of SCG hhds being ordered FOR pment tsss
market
BExF In retail d-usnd full prloos holders bsing
firm aud the Imports light kirss brand, sos Sos |;
fair. 70s ISs.; ordiDsry, Csc
foEK, Of low quality has BEEN sold In qusntity, at
3Ss. Cd . 37s ordinary sys 4Vs
CEsEsE OF prime quality IL much wantad; 22s koxss
much cut Of ceAdit,on brought los = s0s On fus..
dsy vt suction and 600 good Oouds 30s % BY private
tr,aty
GRsAsE-Butter has been Geld more freely, 10 YER
prices having besu pt.d 3.s Id asa for fair,
ard Doe. Tor low AD~r,rsn: good Irish, 40s AS
LAID hus been IN brink demand yearly so barrels
having been sold ct STE 37s being fnr' hsr advance
Of is ls Cd. per owt and higher prices are now do
handed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08
tn. r,.sr... OF sss O....-.,

EErssA,s Srss,iso Cas- --a'his morning. sbost
ksf net tive ociork, desperate ca-s of rAs,tins
to- place In ~shinKrsn usrkst, In Sbivpsu strss
On Ditbt before iast. janice k.iiy Who k-~os = ts-
verp at No. III sbippen street opposite tho aark.t
having ben 90 htt- clio bosa. lat~ nous
spo tsk'rg ss~at sssii la hs market ied asleep
NO pI Wing thiev~s found him ia ths ssdisisn aad
bis watch inc~p.ed Kelly very mroh aud having
armed bn'self win h.~vly iost-d revolver and put
s"oibsr 'siusbie goid ~seh Ia kis pocket. he lat
nisht 10y down Ia the mat ket. which beeu for
e,pr lime past Infested with thieves Within openly
svrw'd iptcDti"n Of rskicg summary example Of tue
trtt preob that shoud try Co rob him he thss
lying apparently asleep youoe msn came through the
market and. ~ Kelly alleges oOmmsoo~d turning hiIa
over and feeling HI. pooksts Kelly sprsbg from the
ssh tpo charging HIN With flobi,us dsxa 10 .txnsty
dhnrged one OF the barrels the pistol hia woand
round wh~D Kelly discharged another barrel VI
the weapon shooting him this tins In the part VI
the hack. Tie woDncSd man conveyed he Penn
syIvspia Hoe p'tsl Kelly vas arrested. aud gave bail
The name ~ h- young msn shot IL Fredk rhorns He
formerly worked for Mr. Clement Hughes. hay dealer,
South Ark AVID boarded with . MIR. Robinsou In the
Vicinity OF Second ana Washington fis story
IL that he went h"me ~ his boarding house. Ia
Tsbth street and tBdBR that he shut out. he
ouded to 60 TO his old boarding place. in South xArk
where he thogbt no would bavs trouble 10 g-s,ag
In. un his way he paced through tho wsshipgton
market aud seeing Kelly lying tho stall mistook min
might fall the hands sbs watch no osugh hoid
If him by the leg sbds~ss shaking h,0 to hisn
WIEN Kelly assailsd him in the desperate manner he
did. The rtpstioB OF the sufferer Is extremely srtca
ind the attending rurgrops 1T the hospital have ne
hope OF his recovery Phiadeiph,S B.lisfin Sept !.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

foil supply direct, not h@iss dspor.d to purchase
poevuh-tapeiDg the advance with ,cu Spirits
slowly as ;2s I'D for An-rioan and ala Tor Brr-h
whAiksorE couttoues extremely scarce and Il - IL
Doubt to quote price: the ur-t sf either Nor h
west O. sonth~ru would. We have ne dvsss, readily
command El7e Per ton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

ITtsnsistsd from Nr~ OrI.Sbs Pstrs 18th oit
IRE ,cbsSs.r Amstrsb. frum Stssl ~tih accounts
to I'd. lT,b arrived ct this yo.t yesterday. We
A. a. o yttsss tsttsr o. . rcbant "a etv.
ust the lDosrs had . few days Ptrvipns sxstn st
tset.s nth fep,wsd tory the city e Bs>.r "a ~ta..d
the, sitter tctcs 'tgnssusnt WITCH stsi th- shoe
csy the thdisIs hsin.a victsnOus p. Es-st-cos
is,ns bees b,issd 10 atsfeos their stios leaving
St c.sa the ned Among thc~- sai.s " mention
"a III. acne "a sst.in teiiy shc ezs eith yctpnsl
hte kst yer sbo osn uanoto uUder hin csmps.
NJ 81 yuiUnt..fs ~ - I'D that the Nscates.s
tel sstn.d ~ The pe~~tt.y bsd reerntls frs-ived
N st. a. ssl h,t% sb,o 10 r-tsfB 60 tn-ir P~nin.
tUs Nth tsscr "a t.ks veogeance thcm for
tksr utstn.lt OF lin.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

Lrvys,co,s Steamship His sr s.slisr sd l,sr. We
ernr srd lst'. VT Soore lady srd cha; fr sNs fsiy
somdren and Ivsr Mr. Cu-hssp ant tsa,. Dr Tss~-elt
we ks.vet koseveit Nr Ggu LADY. en- " add
kn- lensertn sr G'cx aud ld, Misc Getory. ~ Sta
80. .cJ. .'jlsr .rd 2 serysa, a., usrr.,s sos
tsdts', Mr. Robinson W Tehin, Mr. isfr,-ne ~ ssr-
rit hs,us Woke Geo Tsit eksr~g,il tss fosre.
Z ~ ehf ffldtrvrrt, fcut Cote Too ~ ~
Eat. hr 0.odeve 1hes Kerr ur sss Nrs sohs yssrs
ieettt Va Res Stfcfg, Baird n.rs Hef-
-rr .to, trsvs-, Clir,.r Ia Pei. White Der on.
Ctisflue kcv lynch Mr. trcs~ and ldttn fin.
4 tff'rit~ " n Neore. Feris, Bell r. Uidast.w !.
Her NJ Mrs. Jehrsos sod Me- Sus.sr sas isrs,s
s'.s az ~ So hr' ,ns ehn.,su, Gait. oliv--.
Wear Jscttos, " N Walt e,j HsSser smith nr sa~-
w u ~. Nsr'ey n A.
wslisce sns ,Lid. esnchsrd. rc..--,r Rasns Ir
keris, VI De Lsuier, N Manners seess nahles aeKss
Tor Hslins-hrs vers Csps wess W.. W o .sd s.,v,~a
Co. fultr, kev hct.sn ~. Jas Crcres David wax
ftm rrmms-sr .ntfi,, siss Do. sr ies Tate We
bs,cor M Uniscke Mrs Lesdernisr child sr Jsss
treirrn
In the steeraep.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

An account, pursuant the It'll and 8th Victoria
osp. -, for the week ending Aug. Is. ls4s
Notes Issued 81 65s77O Government Debt. 0iB Ia
Other securities. 2,SSt. a {
Gold Cois and bal
lion.. -. n3npI
Bullion px0
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08

WHGBbcOs
On Thars6sy, S~ptevb~r ny the Rev. Dr Patton.
Mr. SAhpAL NJ Io~crLfr Co .rsriA LsyIsA daughter Of
br. Jsks q lark All - tbts ritt "
At Albany seets ust~r oy rb- Rev Mr.. Dsv~n port,
y"rsesss daughter at the hate G-.rso w. rnsohr, of
ths former place.
Died, r
Departed this life hJ .r.svn ~ wnnds r.cciy.d 81
the battle or 6huru hs-co h.ssv W.ops tAtr VI
Nsv isyk oiuIt~css IN tho 18th % nj s.u
His fellow s'iaiers iDsitsa to Sit-od nj. fhaer~
from l3 sureOs street AZ Two ociocS Iondsy, ss
proceed "a q esBwrod emet-ry
On the b IN insisbt after liog~rinS iilnsss, Mr..
AnAN Gan. IN the 10th YEAR II hi ago
The rststtvos aIa Gt~pns ~ tho fxriiy v~speot
fully Invited to attend kis fua-rz Sa.dsy sft~r-
Eaon. the v,h ipstsDt at e'ock frou late
kio.pce. No II Third sv-nus
On the rth instant, LEr,rA, widow Of ths Peter
bsnta.
The fri-sds Of the faulty, aud ihs. 81 h,r In
law John Clap and Aiiiism Cr.tiu f, ~. invite u
attend her fuu~sai on SAeday xf.srn",i soloog,
II, n her late residence, No 2ft fieufy street.
A. Rome N. y. September " isIanur, Ihfsus sea
u Albert u ard EugeDia bAgiey, OF New ork agod
year, k-cutbs aud ~ days
Ala. thai thsu shouid'st drsop and die.
A. ea' ~ morn.
While yet Thy raceful dew
joy Gus fragrance rev
FROM ,very flower IL ~
Lif.'s - h al.nx.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-08
American State stocks.
LATEST LONDON PRIcES.

AUsUsT ~. 1870.
Maryland IS, stsrliag Bds.,
81 = ~.
Mississippi o.. -
AlAbsuia ~, GO . 81
DO sterling Beads. IS Q
81
Virginia s.. SO . 50. nom
10. os, w as7 nominal
Kentucky 6s soaa7 u"m'l.
Tennessoe Is s3Asi, nsn'l.
Florida ID. ~ . ~ u
Ns~ York CITY b, "a . 20.
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United States Ss. 50, 92so3.
United States o., 1865, lo7
. lW y
New York Be, 1886. GO . Of.
PtDpsylsauis IS, 81.
Ohio o's. 1e66 w.
De-, lseO lUl.
Nass schusefts IS, Sterling
Bonds. 1853, 1O4 . loo.
South Carolina 80, (Bsripg
L. Cs..) 90 \ VI. nominal.
Do. palmer d Co.. Ss
s6v, nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
VOL. TX. NO. 5.

The woods Of Maine wear a sombre and mo
notonous aspect. The original Pine growth has
long since disappeared from the lower country,
where most Of the people reside, and the second
growth consists of the less stately saplng' Pine,
Cedar, Hemlock, superAuity Of White Birch,
&c. with any amount Of Alder, Moosewood, and
other worthless shrubs on the wet grounds. 1t
a shame that men have hardly begun TO investi-
gate the Influences by which the reproduction OF
timber is governed. man chops over fifty acres
of forest and sees spring up in its stead miscel
laneous growth Of which part in twenty years will
be worth fifty dollars per acre, while more will
hardly be worth FIVE dollars-perhaps less than
nothing We know, by some blupder or other,
that sowing plaster Gypsum on lands in GER
tain condition will bring in a growth Of white
clover though no single clover-seed is sown; but
who has yet attempted to ascertain what should
be sown on pine stumpsge or burnt soil to insure
a succeeding growth of elm, or oak, or maple, or
ash, or something beside the white birch or other
trash which too generally comes in Is it not
time this were looked to!
In Fruit, Maine is yet signally deficient. The
Peach is denied her by the severity Of the climate
though few are grown with much labor in the
southern corner; fifty miles north OF Bangor and
Wateryille even the Apple yields to the ungenial
ruggedness, bearing moss instead Of fruit. The
lower valley Of the Kennebec, however, abounds
in orchards Of a most thrifty appearance, and
more will doubtless be planted as the lands are
! cleared up and the farming becomes more
thorough. The frost lies 10 wait for the blossoms
till far in May but they generally hold back until
their arch enemy has departed.
| "A summer ramb.e over the hills, through the
still, primeva woods and around the cleaning
axes of Maine would be q luxury such as an
Editor may not hope for, but which many Of our
citizens could afford and some are fitted to enjoy.
If those who have the means had also the wit to
spend August pleasantly, a good share of them
would give the fashionable haunts a wide berth
and try iortnight's trammng camping aud fish
ing in the untrodden wds, There may be oae
in twenty qualified to enjoy such fortnight and
the number is increasing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
ITALY.
Movements of the Beliigerents.

The latest accounts from Turin states that an Aus
tran corps crossed the Ticno 81 Vgevano the 2ls
where IL experienced some resistance but having re
ceived achievements, the Austrian General moved
forward to Mortars. IL supposed that Charlie,
Albert would in consequence recross the ltcino, and
that battle would be fought in the rlsns OF Vercelli
The GsRdh Gstes of the 18th March states that tns
Austrisns have evacuated the Vale nelvi IL s saiC
tina, Tuscan troops marching toward Psuo on ihs
Moderese territory. The Modenese troops have sosn
doned Cssto NuOvo Gen Hsynau has burned the smsl
town OF LOrco at the mouth OF tho Adge containing
about $500 inhabitants on pretence OF their havn.
aided 1eserters TO reach Venice In their boats.
The PiedmOafsse Gazette quotes letter from Come
Of the 6n stating that the Austrisns have evacustet
that pl ace ana carried off the boilers Of the steamers
70 make them useless to the insurgents BY procla
nation of the municipality of Milan voluntary gratu
ous municipal guard instituted TO provide for inter
nal tranquility In concert with the military.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
FRAN
The Law on the Clubs.

The teIegraphic dispatch of the Times from Pa
ris says that on the eth the bill suppressing the
Clubs was read second time, after two amend.
ofTenses against the law shall be submitted to the
consideration of jury, and the second limiting to
45 days previous to the election for Representa-
tives the period during which Electoral Commit
tees shall be exempt from the provisions of the
law. The bill was ordered to be read a third time
in five DAYS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Rumara md ShadaMa.

The Times has the usual shallow stuff about the
Socialists stirring up the in Paris. 1t is not
worth copying, and we caution our readers against
placing any confidence in what talk OF this sort
our contemporaries may be led toto publishing
That there is trouble in Paris we have no doubt,
and greater trouble ia in preparation, bat it springs
from the foolish blindness of the Government,
which is marching the same road into the same
abyss in which Louis Philippe and Guizot were
ruined and ruined France. Ed Tri6.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
A aalaxx Of Wits Cieles.

Every City in the Empire State 10 Wing. This
has never before been the caso at the same time.
Look at them.
BUFFALO, oswrGo, IRor.
ROCHESTER, UTICA, HUDSON
AuBURN SCHENECTADY, NkW TOM,
SYRACUSE, ALBANY bhoOkLfN
We may add, in addition, that more Counties
have a majority of Wing Supervisors, and the as
gregate number in the Stats Is greater than ever
before. We point, with pride and pleasure, 70
these gratifying indications Of public sentiment
[Albsny Evening Journal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
LlsETTE.... For The Tribune



THERE a voice Of sweet toned waters
Forever on her ear,
And the South lands fairy daughters
Awake their notes Of cheer
But she sits in pining sadness,
Regardless Of their call,
And their ringing notes Of gladnen
But bid the tear-drops fall.
Tn ere are birds unrivaled winging
Thro' the perfumed orange bowers,
With gush Of music, singing
Their love-songs 10 the flowers
And the harp and lutte are blending
Bot she heedeth not their tone,
For her charmed ear is bending
To the sea-sheIl's plsintive moan.
Sweet, sorrowipg lutte Of Ocean,
o tell me Of the wave
That rolls with gentle motion
Above my Williams grave
Have the wOnd'ri mermaids borne him
To some sweet coral grove
Do they sit in groups and mourn bin
With their looks Of earnest love
Away, where the pearl shells glisten
In thy native ocean cave,
know was thine 10 listen
To the last sweet thought he gave;
And they who his couch are wresthing
Have sent thee from the sea.
That thou mightst be ever breathing
His parting words to me.
IL must seek bis cold, damp pillow,
And thou shalt be my guide,
Altar through the fosming blow
For am his chosen bride.
have heard the sea-maids weeping
In their bowers beneath the wave,
And l II join the watch they re keeping
Above my best and brave
There s voice Of sweet-toned waters
Forever on her ear.
And the South lands fairy daughters
Awake their notes OF cheer;
But she sits in sadness pining,
Where the Lime its shadow filings,
And an orange wreath she s twinlng
For the sea shell as she sings.
uaao, n Y. Apri, 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
The Army Of India.

Sir Charles Nspier LEFT London the eth ut for
India via Calais Marseilles Alexandria and Alden. He
will land at Kurrschee In scinde. and proceed to
Mool,sn By land where be expects to arrive in month
from his departure.
He IL accompanied by Major Pin Kennedy. Military
Secretary and Major MMurdo Of the 18th Hghlsnders
(soninsw to Sir Chsrles). Capt Bunbury (33d Foot,
Col George Napier Cape Mounted Riiemen), snd Ma
jor William Napier, aides ds-csmp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Markets.

COTToN.-Lruy.ot March 74-Ths nark-t day firm.
but n. a. re.chsd only 800 bales.
MANCHESTER, MARCH gt-The improved feeling p-rc-pube
Thurstay through the Of Ia
beng svoras- eoaaae and Pross somewhat seas-r both
r Goods and Ysrn., suitable for The East
IN -scrpon both Of cloths snd yarn- Tiers
dong though healthy i--ng the
tone and probably us
Lserpo market for the maternal hss assumed
tei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
The State Trials nj Bourges.

Nearly the whole ofthe witnesses who deposed
on the Gath at Bourges gave their evidence in favor
of General Courtas, accused Of having facilitated
the entrance of the National Assembly TO the
rioters on the 18th of May. The list OF witnesses
is almost exhausted; it is expected that the
peadings will commence on Tuesday next and
the trial will finish within the week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

The Democratic Association Of the Friends Of
the Constitution have signed the fos wing Protest
against the bill relative to the Clubs.
Considering that 10 freq eouatry the right Of
ISOLATION 10 insensos and impreseripuble that this
sacred right guaranteed by the sh article OF the Con.
srturou ihs, the project osv against eubs prrsented
By the Ministry 10 An attempt against that right We
protest with energy against that violation OF the Con-
suuton. and hope that the representatives Of the
people will reject the project Of sw.-Buchex. Pred.
dent; Lebellonse. Grevy, Desoaee, and peomuret
Vice-Prestents"
Ia RsfraS contains the following declaration The
first article of the protest Of law against TIE Clubs vo
lses the sh article Of the Constitution IL 10 direct
attempt sSsnst the right Of meeting add association,
and an attack against ins Republic The Represents
ves who have sbstsnec performed their duty and are
entreS,ed 10 persevers The Democratic press and the
people with them sssnst the enemies OF the Con
sttution who also those Of public prosperity The
people will remain calm, and await"
The shove 10 signed BY the Editors of the hfor~<,
Democrats Pafgse RspsbttqHe, People RsrotHfi0a Dew
O-aiSss ct SOeIa< PcpHisrs and Fra-eAI
Miscellaneous.
The progress Of the Cholers 10 Paris continues 10 be
slow and the disesse has changed is mild chsrsc
ter 100 cases have been recorded since s appearance
on the 9TH inst and ~ deaths being average OF seven
per day The msjority Of the persons attacked
had been previously euieeocd by sickness
Tne Archbishop of Paris hss handed 60,0O0L 10 the
Popes Nanco being the rst instsmsnt OF the cousc:
non made In the churches Of Paris for His Hoiness
Two hundred volunteers. mostiy usoandeo u""<s
MOBILES embarked st Msrseiles the % for Palermo.
The prosecution Of the Ga-ets de Frascs and OF ten
other Journals will be forth With proceeded with. for
libel on NJ Bsstide respecting Abe alleged disappear
ance Of the famous diamond called Ls Rsesi Not only
the journal that srst published the csuuny but also
those that copied included 10 the prosecution Ii
10 said that the aatofthe Gdsss De Ffasce vii demand
the production before tn Court OF the celebrated dia
mond In question.
The weather In Paris has been extremely trying for
the last few days The cold has been unusually severe
II showed during considerable part OF the gath
The French expedition 10 ready TO sail the moment
the Austrsns shall their foot the Postrca terri
tory II consists Of 1900 men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
Preparations for War.

The Aba OF Florence of the nth that courier
has LEFT Genoa with dispatch TO the Tuscan Ministry
from the Piedmontsse Government, demanding con-
tngsus of 1000 men and 600 600 scud for the Italian
army. The same courier 10 aiterwsrd to proceed to
Rome and demand Of the Roman Republic contn-
gent of double the above one.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
ENGLAND.
California Gold.

The Daily Ners Of the 10Th says Considerable
parcel. OF gold have been received by parties in this
city direct from California the advice Of about 1000
ounces has been received by one house this morning
and previous shipments 10 other parties are ascertsned
10 have reached q value of about $4,000.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14

DEArH OF Mr. BrDLAox-Laier advices from
Csrthsgena. New-Grsnsda, confirm the rumor OF MI
Bidlseks death He died on the 9th OF February |"
Bosota after an iness Of nine days Our previous
accounts said the 9Th of January vhenee the doubt az
N IN. rorractness.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-14
WAR MOVEMENTS IN ITALY.
The King Of Prussia rejected as
German Emperor.
RESIGNATION or GERMAN MINISTERS.
The Croat against the Austrian Constitution

The U. 5. Mail Steamer Hermann, Capt. CRAs-
TREE, sailed from southampton on the goth ut. and
reached this port at abOst clock yesterday afer-
noon. We are indebted TO her officers for London
papers Of the 10th, from which we take the fol-
lowing: