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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15
GERMANY
Ten Propositions Tor the Government OF
l.ermnnN.

The following propositions respecting the future
head. or supreme administration % TIE 6ermsn Inn
pire vii give idea of the variety o opinions clicked
by that difficult and delicate question D. An hereditary
Emperor ~ Germany the proposition OF the sub
COMMITTEE of the Frankfort Constitution Committee
"A hereditary German Emperor, WHOSE dignity
will remain united with one Of the German Crowns,
and whose imperial re-idence vii be in krfurt this
: the scheme OF the Len Center augsburg Hotell
g. An Elective Emperor, the first @ De- chosen
for he by the reigning Princes Of Germany, with
tie consent o. the German National Assembly and
b.. successors By the Upper legislative Assembly Of
the Empire with the consent " the Peoples House
3 A German Emperor 30 be elected on the nrst oc
csson of making choice BY the National Constituent
Assembly Tor lite. from among the German Princes
reignng over states composed Al least OF l9lOuN IN
habitsuts snd siierwsrd By drawing iots. s hipg
oi the Germans for 1 years 90 be- elected by the Con
sttuent Assembly, and sfterwsrd by the Diet from
among the snug Princes Of Prussia Austria Bavaria
Wurismhur-. SaNony and Hanover. o. hing otthe
Germans for ODD years T. The" chief hesd OF the tm-
pre- 20 be In rotation every fourth year frussian
Austrian and Bfvsrisn reiEnnr FRINGE. = 81 buee
tory or COLLEGE OF i've members one 70 Dc named uy
Austria another by Prussia the third by Bavaria the
fourth alternately BY three other German kingdoms Oh
one side and Baden the two iesses and the two Meek
lenburgs on toe other and the nh member by the oth
sr German the official residence 20 De In Rats
bon % 90 Regency Of the Empire, To be composed
of three non reignng members OF reisning German
families And 10 " Captain Of the Empire, 20 be
chosen (as well a. his Deputy by the Diet every sixth
year very German 10 be eligible. The Official resi-
drnce 20 be in Frankfort. The yearly income u be
10000 Rhenish Aorins that OF the Deputy 2oVp
Rhanish aorus
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IRELAND.
ffh..l.. E.xau nuftsf. Trial

The trial of Mr. Charles Gaysn Duffy has not ye,
commenced The squabbles VI the counsel engaged in
the case spDear 10 De intsrnnsbe. In our last publ
eatiop We announced that Mr. Butt bsf moved the
Court to aua.h the new indictment found by the Guy
Jury AZ the present Commission on the ground tnst ne
should plead % the county indictment nrst lhs mo
Court refused wherrupOn NJ Butt handed In plea
Of abatement calling upon ihs Court 10 qnasn the cry
indictment inasmueh t had no, been Legally iounh
I've Of the Grand Jury ~hO served thereon not being
resident the city possessed Of any property tneren
The point VAS ably argued BY Mr. } y hassn ana nj
Napier FOR the prisoner and the Attorney General and
Mr. Sergeant o Brien on the psrt Of tho Crown Inc
learned Judge. (Mr Justice Herrn and Mr. Baron Rich
ardsl gave Judgment on Friday, the Slt. The Court
pronounced Judgment for the Crown holding thst the
igrors were DO. unqualified Ar. buu then applied 10
he Cour, - call upon tho Attorney General " quash
the other md c,ment found IN the County. Their
iori.hio. aid the question had been elrsady decided
The prisoner vas then called % % plead on wniah dr
Butt handed In genyrAl demurrer Oh al the counts oi
tue Indictment
The Attorusy-( eners joined In the depurrer which
was dxsd 70 BE- argued on saturday. Mr. buu then "a
dressed the Court remove the nl1ncuDn against 'oe
publication Of the proceedings Their Lorfships 70
fused % DO % then bot the sitting OF the Court on
saturday IL was announced that the order vas repealed
for the present The Sggmen, on The demurrer vas
then commenced but a. II ~ss evident tnst y couid
nog Be dashed tnst day the Court adjourned 70 ih9hs
day, tee Z-tn-
n o'cloek when Mr. Bun resumed the argument In
uooort oftne general demurrer % the Indictment con
tending With great force that the Indictment WA Dad 10
IN The counts Mr. Baldwin replied on behalf Of the
crown and Mr. Ban again addressed tue court 10 sup
nort ri he demurrer The court had not given 1dg
l.ent when our last communication leit Dublin
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CuoLERA Al NEW ORLEASs.-The last mail re-
ceiyed from New Orleans brings papers OF the sd and
,,b inst on the % at r. NJ the Board Of Health re
port rs follows
For the last three days the weshor has been season
able and fine and the improvement In the condition o
the streets aud several hOroughares OF the city good
We regret however to s,ste to the pubic tnat tne
cblers continues 10 prevail In several portions Of the
city and iaubourgs In epidemic form and thai se'
eny hours of good weather has not as We hoPou o'
checked the rayages Of the disease ne ueoIcasc ~
no,,,d Al the last meeting of the Board has been more
Than made up by the mortality OF the - hours jast
passed and leaves the epidemic stiil unchecked
For n hours ending At II NJ on the I'd, the De 4hs
from Cholera In the city amounted to 3
On the 3d. att F. NJ the Board OF Health reported as
follows:
To-day the weather Is dry and clear with temper
aiure Of some I'VE degrees below Summer hea.
Tho returns of the several sections show falling on
of III bufals of cholera in the public ceNttcfle-
ro,nuarrd with the intermcnts Of the preceding -
hours and one hall Of these nearly are from me
Charity Hospital. -
waite practce and tue usual remedies adopted BY ply
siraps and pretty much in the hands OF our resident
c,tileus have been found completely successful IN AZ
resting the hfst stages OF the disease
The Board Of opinion that the Choiera has cameo
no additional strength In the act - hours
A D. CROSSMAN President
A. HKsrxE Secretary
The Ciaciaaaf Commercial Of the tn INST gives the
following account Of the progress Of Cholera IN that
city .. -.
There were deaths by CholeEs, as reported TO u'
.st evening by the attendant and presdins physician
nj the Commercial Hospital IN this city rive OF the
ra.es were persons brought from below and taken ron
RAT. the other two residents and taken mere
With the disease These cases are confidently rtPofeo
"a the real A.aiic Cholera and FORM perhaps The nr'
i,stance of semblance Of the location Of the disease IN
our city.
There had been two cases OF Cholera At CiArkFnie
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Uousg OF REPREsENTATIyEs

After the transaction Of some unimp0rtani bus
ness Mr. FnIKs Of Ohio withdrew his resolution rela
tive 10 the arrest by the Sergeant alarms OF David
TAYLOR a witness who had refused to answer ques-
TONS propounded 70 him in relation 10 Mr. MKDML,
Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
Mr. GOGGIN made an Intellectual attempt TO get
the House to take up the Post Once bill
On motion, the Pacheco Slave Case was
taken up
Mr.. HorwFs Of :. c. rose and profounded a few
questions to Mr. PALFREY, but before they were an
swered
Mr.. CoLLANER took the floor and proceeded to
give statement of both sides Of the question. In the
course of his remark. be replied 10 the speech Of Mr.
BURT made upon former occasion.
Mr.. BURT interrupted Mr.. COLLANER on leave,
and complained that bis argument had not been fairly
stated
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. COLLANER's speech,
explanations and law points were made BY him aid
Messrs Burt and HOLMES al :. g.
Mr.. MEADE followed on the Southern side OF the
question and replied at length TO Mr.. CoLLAMER
Mr. Hall Of y. Y followed on the Northern
side OF the question.
Mr.. TooNrs of Ga. next obtained the floor, but
yielded to motion for adjournment which was car
rfed
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PRUSSIA.
A.,. nj fhe t.oyerument

The prsnssi.chs Siaais 4nege Of the 2st publishes
the law respecting the entire or partial ABOLITION oi
fudal dues aud certain other burdens on land There
viii be conference Ia Berlin on the 9Th proXimoi u
teachers deou,ed from the communal schools gymna'
-a colleges and universities of the hinsdon win inc
view OF aiding Ministers ia preparing good Ia" GA
Education .
Ths state OF siege will be raised before the beginning
OF the Elections but not until provisional ia" mas AZ
nred fr depressing the abuses OF the liberty Of the
press and the light Of association
In consequence VI the octroi Of the Constitution ihs
Russian envoy Al the Court Of Berlin has been charged
~ snd note ~ the Pruss.an Cabinet which contains
detail Of the dangers which the King Of Prussia ex
pose, himself thereby declaring that RUSSIA can no
longer give Hs Prussan Majesty any aid against MS
revolutionary subjects. ,, IL
An army ol observation. 5000 srous' WI be .nofty
stationed 90 the Rhine under the command Of ueAsia
NrapzeL Who will be succeeded In bis present post ~
Won Colomb the General Sh0 distinguished himself
IN Posen by his opposition 10 the generous endesV4r' o
ion Won Wellisen % reorgsnife tns ufaho Du1uy ~
Poo according 10 the spirit Of the r5t promises Of the
King Of Prussia
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Guard dressed IN the ful uniform 81 that corps VAS
enthusiastically chsered ~ the people From the
manner IN which the armed force VS. sistoued 10 sae
streets. squares add lu-y. snd the len 9Th OF
sroGnd they occupied. u would be dAcai - give ioe
exact nunber u those under arms Iney could
scarcely Re unier TOO 90 men some ~ them AZ ~
90 and others Il only from 5000 % NQo0 Win Two
or thrss cpuOns. tie cries were " we Napoleon
1--WE Louis Napoleon only. The exceptions con
sisted IN tao or three ~ bl0as n ne fsce ven
dine a. the mcm-ui toe President passed adans -
ttc cry A" kiTe IA Repubf1lc.
When the President Of the Republic pressed TIE hand
90 zen Petit, the after iing Of az the bead OF
the invs4des. u the review. N Louis Napoleon SAD
The Emperor embraced you A. bis as; review. and
srn happy o. p1rss you ty the hand ~ my nrst 70
Tas ten. PeuL u vii be remembered who received
The sdeux OF Napoleon 81 Fontsnb'eu. While the
troops ~ere sling ~ Kite IN the form cf essie
thrown W near TIRE group ia Nnch the President was
standing Ths sgthor Of this temonstrs tion, which
u ut have caused disturbance VS. domestic named
Psd Rue De Berlin. 70 Proceedings have been inssi-
tu.ei against hn.
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yarfous Uoings.

The S1erer Ge-sft> announces on the authority OF
vienna letter Of the l7ta, that Venice nsa en'y's mt
-,.tion. for the Independence Of Italy should Dc con
,ina The citizens we're allowed ~ pass me osffsf'
~ orovisiOns were carried INTO the city =.
me Committee Of Parma, Piscenzs- Noosnr 20
Raggio IA, addressed proclamation, dsiea lafn
DECEMBER to The inhabitants Of these Daens' sE
sortiuz them 70 be ready for every event Is chAss
4oerr la. not says strenzihened as army merry
1890 - Wa hs. siven directions TIA. TIE so.eA
,er. who should present themselves ior niIAfJ 'e'
Tice are 70 be received al Csstel san Giovsnni-
Ths Austrian journals having pg2.''ns1 - a.. GO
s,ior. sfers three dsys attack postscript N tne
o.s--,n---, Tr,essno recttes the statement y os-
Caring that the attacking party were reP-.en ~
e. f-or Nalxnera states that the at4ex TOOK pace
g - "a which the Fenerzns had ~ Up
"a sst he Crostors were rePulsed alter Two at'Ac<'
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NORTHERN ITALY.
Tn. Guhlaff af Turin.

Tn. Nat,ousl Sgroisiea gives the following dehniu'e
constitution Of the Cabinet OF Turn 0.ooerH r.ssl
Retsrza Interior Rlcci. Finance Motherhood rao
Hr Work.. Durini or Palsocapa Agriculture and Com
|merce Bixio Public Instruction Ia harmofa retains
the portfolio OF War and Marine. 80.
~ a.. ..rtog Of the Chamber Of Turin, on the ifth
ia, tb Az los the reunion VI the Dgcaies u Paeenea
sse,,- N,ssns Gasstalla and Reggie 70 Piedmont
Gas adopted ,. I'D. ,s,s.-,i :, ,,si,
- 80, in bosiv 10 the Chamber OF Deputies. On
,sr entry they we're received <ith SHOUTS u applause
,,nisJv Giobert; VINO ascentsd the tribune and an
pouuced the programme OF he new CABINET me pm
eipA points Of which are ~ '1s ,ss
80 ~xpul,iou offoreiznsrs At a. hazards The Minis
a. -. AIN enesred o. lesving the Chamber.
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WHOLE NO. 2ii9.

a more sNnguinNry nsturc Emboldenec By mol meet
iug uih any Opposition the multitude proceeded 10 TIE
Governors Palace or intsnten,c. a. be s nos sy ee
sni called leutiy for bis appearance. The Nations
Guard called 0gt the -ssfdc beaten ous TIE nisnt
passed over quietly.
On the aeNi day General Psrs,o. Commsnier IN
Chef Of the Nstiousl Guard resigned. whether from
superior orders or from a q hs own incspscy
10 qael sn outbreak i rot kuovn The tasntf srstu
ally assumed more serions Sspsct The city WAS n
state Of fcveTsh excitement during the whole Of the
IN or i.th the after o. watch the leaders Of the
movement drew up an Insulting otter. addressed 70
The lntsndeute, caiug upon him - resi- ais ofhce.
and make an humble apology o. the MAJESTY OF the
people Resolutions were sicptec 20 dee are war In
favor OF Venice and deputsiion spuonusd ~ 20
Turin. lay the gltmsium Of the people before the
King. either o. scceGs their wishes conceds
BIS crown The National Guard irssern.fed with the
people. and barbados were talked ot petition for
Constitution opened for sisnsiur,s Al the Deea
Palace
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

.ALbANfi Stiufusy' Jsu ID.
The Select Committee made report relative 70 the
Albany Basin and recommended that the City OF Aba
nv be relieved from the expenses OF excsvAilhs the
Basin aud that all connection of the Albany Pier Com
pauy with the said Basin be severed. The report was
referred 10 the Committee on Canals
ASSEMBLY.
Mr. CORNELL reported the bill for the relief the esta'e
OF RUTHERFORD STUYNEsANr. also bnl 10 amend
an act relative 10 the Police and Justices Courts IN the
City Of NewYork CO.,
Mr. HARMON reported the bill the amend the Char'ef
oftbe Baptist Home Missionary Society.
MIR CRoss introduced bill providing for the election
ofustces and Clerks Of the Municipal Court In Brook
Ign. ~ cL,.-
Mr. BourON introduced biI to amend the ChAI'ei
of the village Of WILLIAMSBURG.
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d we a htpu5Ilut-
n. Marrast then rose and said

D. flI- Hf tH- frel.N l~F-.
.l-r-l- Cf- Clare. toas Nsao- Rorsatf-e borl i it
.-.--as r1sf.f.l0s Of -rt required Dbl t- SEA
srr h. o. ne C.rtl. '.e l0t ln fle s-llt-
l . ..a.-s t- rr-erl} o frtr ri it- foe-fs 600
ferret m oil. as-rg tt st fft articles oi fhe t1Hstta
tln proclaim frr-af oi lf trrh tsFublf from t' Gay
aal --1ai sunday ri MAJ M taf a.r H.is BIN % ascend
ir.sa- aai tste ur osti required "a 20 D0r.,
" Louis Napoleon, who seated near Odillon
Rarrot then rose aud advanced toward the tribune
He was dressed In black bic left breast was a
raca set with diamonds and under his coat he wore
the Grand Gordon OF the Legion OF Honor. Having
mounted the tribune the President read 70 him the
oath of fidelity 70 the Republic, 20 which NJ Louis Ma
poeon replied, Js 10 ure' Tie then delivered his ad
dress 10 the Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15

Ia the Assembly the 2oth inst after toe ohair had
been taken By NJ. Msrras;, Rousseau. Chairman Of
the Committee charged with examining the electoral
returns assembled the tribune snd resd the shove state
M ut OF the election After psyiu. tribute OF praise
and gratitude ~ General Csvaisuac which was rstned
By the loud scclsmsuons Of the entire Assembly.
NJ Rousseau concluded by calling upon ~ 10 proclaim
the President and eNclalmed " Have confidence God
protects France
Gen Csysignsc having then sscended the tribune,
said
Ihsr- taaor ri uaru1 - Nfu0ltI Assembly That t-
rar.r. ni DER r0 e'i- -lf' l
noe larssf' ar--af-f de- 'F@rs ffn Ffh lif
invested You ul'-rstiuf n-tif iat' CAD rtpf-s Pc
s-f .r.rf. -rfffn.r NJ f.- r-.e. '.. Frf
no a5 Assembly sl rf u arilss 0r ne. ft ei'e n 10y
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The British steamship Pee, Capt ALLEN ARM {.
Saturday morning from Bermuda. whence sac sauce
on the 5b having encountered heavy gales on net pas
,sse. She brings no OF any consequence ron.
bermuda The steamer Soosrss was in port - wen
as an Enslish frlgate The cold has been intense 81
Bermuda. bu. has not occssioned any suffering ny
Nrrc1,rII was idRng swsy his time in inactive eaP'''
i,y and had been unwe for the week previous 10 me
pas's departure. 80,
From ST. Thomas there is no news large Spanish
fsa.e was there rcftting and no American Ve'se' 70
the port Everything in e very prosperous eoha'
,io, for the season. The Dee brngs the West inoi'
nail, which are not very large, al being contained Il
two small bags.
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By Telegraph TO the sew-fOrk Tribune,
Gen. TayIor'- PoIIcy-Anair. Mt the Capital.

WASHINGTON. saturday jan. lJ.
Col. jefferson Davis, Senator from Mss. and
son IN an Of Gen Taylor, prououness the opinions
given letter from New Orleans Il the 2.h Ut and
published in the Phaadelptia Lsager. 10 Be- merely
speculative. He AYERS that nothing Gen Taylor has
said or written, u.tfes such announcement Of ais
course when installed &c President
Hon John P Weller Of Ohio. and one Of the contest
ants Tor the Gubernstos Chair Of that state 3 here
enjoying The compliments q bis old friends.
LIE generally believed that the unexpected death Of
Mr. Sever whose name is before the Senate as Com
missioner TO run the boundaries Of toe newly acquired
Territory from Mexico, will give Mr. Weller that com
mission.
Mr. Msngum sens,or from North Carolina, has been
detained from appearing at the Capitol this session
Messrs. Webster Of Mass Cameron and Johnston Of
Nd have been absent from their seats for some time
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15
Things In the Country.

We (cl0amei Ctyoniels) informed that over 900
acres O, Land 10 the negnborhOod Of Cahir have fallen
no ne hands Of the Earl Of Glengs (hesd landlord
during the last few weeks either b. process Of law
voluntary eviction.
The fellows who were arrested recently AZ Bresnshs
named anans for the murder Of the bsiiiss at Ban.
sha have arrived Cionmsl gaol several other prs
orers for murder and Otnsr cases have also arrived
lstsly. The zsol now 10 very much crowded and pris
oaers coming IN every day. The next sssizes IN
rppersry a, presen, exhibits a very large nsss Of
crime
Mr. William Wal Of Clonmel recently arrested ia
der the Hsoeas Corpus Suspension Act wa scn..se
70 osil On Saturday, D order Of ma EHes'7''' VIC
Lord ieuterant-
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From bermuda Non-ArTivRl oil the "rs'
Indin siramcr.- Boi.Ierons NeathcI' Ne'

NNlittiNhutANt "a itN '''~N
BERMUDA January q, lsi9.
The non-arriva OF the Yves; India steamers
tho Tr,o from Nassau and the Forth from - Thomas
although both arr OF ,imemEsi be my apology ior
the hrcvity and barrenucss Of this letter Were TO walt
mil the arrival OF either Of those vessels in order 10 Sr
n.,h YOU with compend OF West Indian news, lwoaia
Probably lose the opportunity OF wrn you a, All Is me
hon, fxrd AT the Poet Office tor closing the New 'tA
mai has nearly expired The wcsthar here has been
unu,sy stormy the the mrs, day OF the New ear
ne Wind ma. been blowing from North ana Nor'n
We., simos, continuously and st tunes ia gusts OF
fearful violence In fact January hss SET IN NOS, 81
elemsnily 10 the prevalence OF boisterous and uuis
,ore xinas NAV the detention OF the steamers DC .,
rbuled The Aron steamer, is also missing sne ,Sm
Soathsmp,cn for Bermuds on the I'd December on'
IA. no, We, arrived We conjecture that she met "a
head wiads al the passage, which nearly eNnsa'',H
her coa, aud forced her TO bear Tor -, l.omss a.
saxiety ia fell TO learn whether our CONJECTURE -
correct s.A Do
The Bermuda market is wei stocked Win tio
visions g.. 81.
The only American vessel in port "a the oris
Of Boston which Is lying in quarantine IN eense
Of the ANAL pox having broken cat among 'ne 0'0"
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BELGIUM.
The Italian I ouaress.

III, more than probable tbs, the Congress or ccs
rssres 10 n, held At Brussels thu sfsirs q Italy
win no, take place immediately As has been stated
rhs. conferences will Be attended by the representa-
tvcs II Erg'snd France aud Aa'tfis me t~o Stn'se
a. ,,ess,iny powers and on the italian eide By the
of Naples the Holy see ssrd'ni. and
T,.c.nv The Dachies of Noiens AMI Parma VIII %
represented hy the Austrian flcnpocnusry -,
These conferences had been un siter the onos
OF the Prssidenl OF the French ke24ote
on Wednesday week But only three powers ns'e s
yet nominated their Representatives. France
Enclsnd and sardinia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15

etter from Goths OF the 18Th inst says the Confer
A. GOTTA Of tne Deputies from the Governments IN
Thurnga has led 70 the following resolutions mat
the states Ia Thuringia while retaining their national
Ina dependence form union and decide 10 common on
affairs relating % the army. the customs the criminal
and civil codes the prison system, &c as wei AZ 20
hir atoms 10 the Central Executive and the Central
Ministry Thurngian general Ministry 10 to be- ap-
pointed and a united Diet established The Confer
ence took place on the 18Th and 10TH by the invitation
Of the Commissioner OF the Central Executive Herr
Van NJ hlenlels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-15

Il Is said that three couriers from 81 Petersburgh
have lately arrived Al Naples, One OF them with auto
graph letters from the Emperor 10 ihe hng and 10 the
Prince Of 5s,risno. The Emperor assures thu hing
that distance only prevents physical Interference BY
Russia In his behalf that be- has instructed his repre-
sentatlves London snd Paris 10 remOnstrsts 10 an
energetic manner sgans, the continuance OF that inter
ference and above all 10 express his Indignation a,
the conduct Of the two sdnrss In interfering with the
military proceedings Of the Kings General.
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end In the tsht whleh ensued sasA'ssrr 80 severely
vound~d By seversl shcss TIE psop'e ered spoa tAs
soeers fror, the windows Of the surrounding hsos~s
and from behind the hedges Amer some uns The no.
ere were dispersed.
Letters from >cnlesws lios'en sA'S 'e.tt me pAnes
havs now OoO troops "a the leland Of Alssea osex
$40 more than the number allowed BY enc Of the su
cies Of the seven months trace appears IN fssa y
ali accounts thst TIE hostility between the pAnsa snS
German parties % Is bitter ~ ever.
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NAPLES.
(.tteyu

Letters from Naples dated the 10th ms, have reached
rs The King and royal family the Ministers and di
plomstc body, remained at Gaets. Beside the Pope
aud Cardinals there a, that place not less than n
Ministers Penipotentary. great number OF the most
disln. ulshed NeepoAIsn families have gone there.
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Two Englishmen, Messrs Barlow and Alison. were
carried OIL b. sieian bfgsnds and detained TIL they
were ransomed At Of 20 ounces or a. 30 the
csu,iyes were then liberated snd brought back blind
folded 10 near Mai and there left by their honorable
escort They veryDady treated during their cap
tyty contrary 10 the general ot the Siciisn bn
qands In similar cases bread and cheese and water
forming the staple Of their fare and their lodging being
miserable bowel, with only some dirty straw ~
sleep