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New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
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WAsHING1oN, Thursday. April

WA5HINGION1 IHuTsu"J' HPT" -
Ia the absence OF Mr.. EWING who has goue
nome for bis family aud TO attend TO law case Il Is
supposed not much will be done in the way OF appoint
mepis The clerks in the Departments expect an over
hauling on bis return rumor has Il that good many
Of ,bsn will bsyo 10 go either on tho score oi incSp
CITY neglect OF business or interfering with eecuVh'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

n Justsoe sanmonses have been served 90 me ~
Jurors sna NJ Duffy ~ni b sgAin Trssos1 - 70 =
oosri,g N the Cornm ssisn Saturday the lin ln'
- 80 ,hs rgro.ecuron. however. viii not oe com
rs-pc-d s-fare ire fonosrDs Aondsv snd sn- no-
nav se looked for In a. likelihood before the close O'
on -, 81 inst deputsaor. beaded BY sir Loeia'
o srier waited upon the Earl OF Cisrendon :. sns
Ir,.s osce Iondoa. 70 present address from tEen
~ .x Members OF Parliament pray nz tnsi a. -, - =
nroceesfrg, against Mr. Charles GsVsn DuHy H'- -
hsrsonsi Sir Lucfus in stating tbe substance oi tne
rnenors expressed eis owu belief that MI p1aI ""
guftv OF the c1-nse AID 70 BIS charge.
Lord Clarendon commented IN severe 80 -
,h tens ~ the memorial ard iesignsted Us prrsen
tsiiou improper. DO, an unprecedented 9'-i
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20

The iotslisepce comes from Turin that Rsdetsky
has consented 10 modify the Armisice on cond ton
that France aud Enssnd shs guarantee its execution
viz that il is not TO until the conclusion "i peace
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
FIL DETAIL OF
NTFIuGESCg .--wfIE Old WORLD,
By THE STEAMER EUROPA,
cAKKrrILr PEEPAfTD. coSDESsEp AND AAA@SsAS
Toz rHE SEz ToRK TzTsuNz

The steamer Eur0ps, Capt LoTr. reached nei
wharf At Jersey City a. about o'clock ias' even
ing. having made good run fron HaiIiax'
lsy before the readers Of The Tribune ihe a'0a
fnll details of ne inralligenee brought BY her.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
London Money Market.

| The London Money market hiss opened THIS morning
t-rs-pr,,i --- rb-O oair-afa si's - '-1 n.
u1rulrg frces lave
gloirl t-r- si cea @ ne faie-
fuA, ald o~ef Prcss are oet
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Goy,rnmeni JrweI- Asaiu

PHLADELPHIA. Thursdsy, April lJ
In well belonging to house IN Wallace-S
Spring Garden the bottle winch contained the otto OF
roses when stolen was found. IL was sent to Wash
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DENMARK.
No Heip from Russia.

CoPKSHAeKS. April 1t Ia stated tina, the hope Of
Denmark being assisted by Russia 10 becoming very
slender The King of sweden has sent several dvis
ions but no Russian troops have yet made their sP
pearance
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
M Manche.ter Goors and YARN

The Manchester GOOIs and \ Am market opehe1 'ns
or1 quefn-s l1ss~1 lut The comf -o1 90 Ne t'le
ho l.,s ne tsrssrt fEss - ~ tn- af'a,f-
cd pvr ints 1aaas-. - - IS To- 0fesA n---
lutchass- ad tie la in usce oont1i'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
AUSTRIA.
Comorn not Taken

Accounts from Hungary state thst Comorn has noi
yet surrendered though the Hungarian forces had had
an engssemeni with the Russian forces 10 wpieh the
latter had been successiul
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
FRANCE.
rhr italian Qac.Iion 10 the AssembIy.


The Italian Question was brought up In the Assembly
20 the 10Th nit by Bixio, himself native OF Sardins
and a genuine republican. lie proposed that France
should set decidedly n the matter as her pledge and
honor reqired By occupy with sufficient farce any
proper part OF Upper Italy NJ Blsuii blamed the
Government for hsyaz adopted the basis OF the ne
zotistlon the treaties Of Isis which had been virtually
aorogsted. An Intervention IN Piedmont wss rdicu
lous. Il wss in Lombardy the real Italian question
rested Drouyn de lhuys replied IN long speech OF
thoroughly Austrian character tn which be declared
that Austria and every body else wsn,ed nothing but
ocacs Ledru Rolin took the other side with great
force snd pertlnence. Fiocon proposed resolution
?, M uing the vote Of the 2i,h May. =, sni calling on
the Government to take tor the eulranchise
men; OF ltaly The debate adjourned to the next
day.
The debate OF the mex. day was opened By Gen
CsvaigRac who defended the policy OF his sdmuistra
ton with al tho sk.I Of an accomplished advocate jas
ufying himself for no. having made war tie concluded
with these remarkable words.
But must cay that the pe'ent day the facts are 20
longer y nat thev were ag-ee with the Government
the msy have lssen In order to arrive al :
pescefu solution OF The question But the charge In events
oughtio produce change system md IraudhlieaA
agreement 9th ne Toiey Tuysusdr
NJ TnIERs followed in Austrian speech. which Dis
played his usual ability and bis usual short sshtedness
and meauness he succeeded by Ledru Rollin IN
one OF those brilliant improvissons TOR which he Is re-
markable in favor Of sustaining the honor Of France
keeping her word the Republicans OF Italy snd pro-
teclnS her Independence by assuring that Of her nau
RAJ allies NJ Barrot then made speech in defense OF
the course Of the cabinet Finally the Government suf
fered shadow of defeat by the adoption by ma
orv of l3l Of the fDowins order OF the day modified
from thu original motion OF ". Birio;
The Assembly dec that n lha better to guarantee
the integrity Of gne PedmDn-se territory and 10 pro,rc
the interest and honor OF Frame, the Executive power
should lbns proper suppou is negotiation by pafuA
and temporary occUpsuOo Of tsy, he National Assembly
wnuld lranI n IL entiTe cCnnerAuOn."
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
y n n w L.
state of the Bank.

We have received the weekly accounts Of the Bank
OF France They show a dminuiion Of the Treasury
account to the extent OF thirteen millions and Of the
notes Of tour milliOns.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
OurCoRN market
Trade nt Manchester.

Our CoRN market l. quiet and some some lew sA 20
ut r.a 90 sr. b-n Fiort tri Isp.s Co.'S 10
Be uoie-d 10 pee, BOT hoief msHH-'' 'es7'
. -. -. IL -.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Money for the Pope.

LARGE sums Of money raised for the Pope 10 sev
era districts The Diocese Of Fern gives tsno the
Diocese Of Meath. I ~ 5 So IN Ossory one lady
gave 800 The funds are to De sent 70 GAels-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Cotton
Corn Market.

LIVERPOOL. April Ill A. NJ.
There Is nothing doing in CorroN 10 day both yes,er
sy sns a. tsy beng hss The trot-rs ons
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

Irt,,,rt Aor s-arr sLg Mode OF ne por Agr
.tg. Fcsas los Carasfr ssvauusn Gov Broots, DO
- - Lsstm-hszos. iof bo-toa
~ ne Cigas. Apr 5. Anzn.n from ~ lofA
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
ru,d. for o,ttcbel,s Family.

The funds collected for the support OF MRS JONI
Mitchell and her chdr and which have been handeo
over 20 that lady amount 10 sl,527 l5s I'd
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Bu.Insss at Frankfort

The Fair at Frankfort was being well attended ane
there was good deal of business II was estimated
that prices were to 10 per cent higher than before
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Arrival Of the DeputaiiSB at BeTlin-Procecd-
tngs Of the Assembly.

The Frsnki0r, depu,siion entered Berlin On tho p
inst their great historical mission. NJ, awhile tho
Chambers nave been occupied In q dscussng the nsw
addresses 70 the throne struck out by their several
committees. That Of the Fire, Chamber passed with
only three dlssentiept voices one Of which was Ger
achs, the colleague u stah leader OF the eyange
cal party The address 10 completely consistent with
the emphatic tone Of the paragraph Ia the 10
the Kings speech relative ~ ths German question lD
most important passsgeis II this " Wa desire and cont
denty trust that Majesty will not decline 10 iuh
the hopes If the Nation aod that you will take 10 your
strong hand the guidance OF tho dsssy Vt ths Father
land
The proposal for delivering the address 10 de ou,a
ton was unanimously rejected az Il could not bs
received by bis ns esy before the arrival vi the Franz
fort dspus,ion. and Won AuerswsId the Prcsidont vss
! commissioned with the presentation
la the Second Chamber, by singular cOubinatoc
the lst had the majority 10 the COMMITTEE Won Ber.
reporter and the address Of the left was carried Ia
Committee by twelve against ten. But The Hous,
threw IL out and adopted the amendment Of VIncks b,
msjOnty Of 80 against l5l q members abstAinsc
| from voting. Elnekes address We give In full
ROYAL nAIEsTY The words have bssn scareev u,t.rs,
win which he Representatives. of he ru.isn people u
The fnlors Of Germany; and sresdy H. by the p~.n-
ero~clug events ihs decisive moment come from /, hc
n-fsHy me sDuilon of h-f d-sny II ls tho cox
hieies " me Representatives of the 0ermsn people kc
cars your Majesty To me glorious Office ~ being h- so
ruler u rsereeled Germany sud TO undsusse viii .,oo,
hand he guidance of he drsniss Of the Fshsrsns NJ.
are Got bnd 10 The sosmit u The hour nor 10 m.
sssht of undec insble eonsidsrsons But in the pre-.
ence OF ne countless dangers hiah would follow nj i .
middle OF The ointment shaken Ia all
Ay rxposed 10 The eonf cling movements u he time hOg
nsnd 10 sude her trUst confidently 70 your a.ie.yt
wsdom and devotion for the u cur f,b.,isnd
mat you III recognize he rsht wsy and conquer a. df
euiss We lay, fall VI honsss the urgent pfsy,r ou yos
hss.ys roy. h,sr 90, TO decline the can of iss Gesss
National Assembly, and 10 consent To fns u. homes az.
| expectations of ths Germ an people
Count Brsntenburg explained 10 both Chamber
what was the leading principle Of ths Government
policy 10 this question The C,overnmen,p ..id he
holds the decree Of Frankfort binding only on thos
Governments - no have given their eonsent thercs
and u Will neglect no exsrtion in order 10 procure
enanimity among the princes" lcheers on tbs isb,
| Kisses oG the l.ft
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
ITALY,
Charlie. Albert. Defeat and AbdIcation.

II, Tho .li,ins of the Chamber o. Deputies Of Turn,
m the roth the Minister OF the Interior NJ. Rsliaz1t
announced officially that the King on the S2d oi
March had Sbdicsted his in favor OF his eldest
son the Duke OF savoy lie added that ne bad also
been Informed that hostiiues were suspended though
he vas not apprizod OF th- conditions imposed. ne
conssopsntiv DID not think Il advisable 70 proroeue
Parliament, a. mad been intended Alter some V-ne
rent speeches coudemning the srmisuce minister
RaAs then resd two buleuns giving tna o'tsns V' e
b.tfs The troops were istgued with ,he long marches
and counter o the two preceding days ol' ns
battle cou not be deferred The line OF battle eN'euur
from the Blcocca near the road 10 HottMs SO, "
the Canal situated hie behind CortenOoNs' u" ~
sSa o the road 10 NarcsN Al II 4 VI. the Austrians
auac ked the Ricocca the LEFT, ot the fiednontese
Army The iring aeon extended along the "oo'e liu'
The LETT wing amer having lost ground soon rs''u
sgan snd the Austrisns concentrated All tn.ir eos
upon the center A. la Citstells. which was s+Nsts
times taken snd ressSen The Austrans renr"' 'h"'i
efforts on the ett the kcoCca wss ulunAtey "st shi
this decided the day. The reserve ot the puso ol
Genoa csme up the Duke fought nobly had seH'rsl
horses killed under hn. but his efforts we're useless
The action continued the center aud the eit but Al
nizhual the riedmontese were forced u retreat
Charles Albert constantly exposed 20 the nre "ner
there Vas the greatest danger Balls were wh-ulns
round him several men 1t hs side were killed During
the night be continued O. direct the defense reduced
70 the town Genersl DErsniO IN vain tried 10 tskc
him BY the and lead him away Genersi 'sd
the King. ia Il my last day; lot me die "hen 'h'
King that the army could not mold out any ohgrI
and that be- was forced 70 demand suspension oi nos
tite. he said MySask Is now accomplished ! can
no longer render my country The services - which
have conrecraIed my life In vain have hoped 10 hnd
my death in the battle Ger mature rejection have
resolved to sbdcste' Ihs Dukes of Savoy and 1enos
Minister Csierns the General In Chiei and the Nnrs
de camp surrounded hm. and ensres1ed him to relin
qlish ths design lie answered with nrmness, " No
my resolution 10 taken. | am no longer h'ng Inc
hng IL Victor. my son lie embraced al present and
thanked them Tor the services they had rendered u
him and TO the state. ~ midnight he set Out accom-
| panic by two servants only. The principal head
! 1aarters OF the royal srmy are st Mono. statue
then voted to the sbdcsed King and the Cham
ber adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
s,,,va,ionepd Cholera.

The Letters which We have received from the south
If Ireland This morning are very alarming as to the
.oread of starvation The Cholersis also daily adding
70 the number Of deaths.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
spirit OF the Defeated.

We extract the following passages from the sdirsss
sen, by the Municipality 0f Genoa 10 the Deputies
ths Turin Chamber
Y,s, have protested with udguAion not inferior 20
10 thai OF The people you represent sgsinss NJ iocs
conditions propOsed 10 Sn sfnisuc- hn . "a 10 80
apoa IN concert ~th this brave Nsuocal 11sid as
.us yog that this people 10 viii yo1 win ne nAors h
or and interest sppsuds your ses and ], fcsdy b on
,,ft them with is means ard ia blood Come LEI ~
conduous he discussed from MS son noc ard so non
nlxps open 10 the enemy where shsmeu peace become.
nac-s,sry consequence of miserable afnislice Con.
rs sroand lhe iOrces Ihs s eA1 me honor ~ ne
,Id ,taresrd su spesks 10 The heart OF tae suhsplce
aier AMI he euihusissm of TIE people vii nse sgls
.rpand The walled residence % ihrif rrffrsenlsFes -
Come you have sid II; from Ar.snifiA, hom he Az.
napite nom ,he OF Gsnos The esn'e q no eooaii
of our meDsced liberty may he suFpofyed fcut fes a
su will place decisive weight Ia the basrce And - r
rev kng that The hamisiion Of The ecanY ugnoes bu
-. mai The enemy OneD met ny hm 10 NE Ted.
~ b. yrsrt srd his eIrcuiioner n 10 succeeds IN npag
iyuomlaious conditions upon Lini' Ahd in srf~Als hn
ifou the csnse u The people
We md several proclsmsiions IN the same paper,
in the same spirit The hrst d, proc tmAii'n trcr
toe Comm sudsn,.G General OF the NAtonN "u"us A'fi
ana calling upon the c.tirsus % hssen g. srms ~
minciug them that IN l1t6 Genoa gave the Aasin.ni
s,vere lesson The second 10 from the Syndic oi Ne
nos Antonio PrOtumo h informs the citkens mat ioe
Municipality are taking every measure . secure puot
order and relies ca the cooperation OF al " det'nd
Genoa one OF the most important hui~To oi Neg
Another proclamation by tho same authority 10 [" FOL.
,ws:
ttrirsN sotnirss The wnnicirsiiy fully clnrn
with Nations Guzfd he d-feusr u order, hheil
srd he nscnz honor Hasten al in srms c your resrt
I've posts 81 oeiocA MS anernoon
ANTONIO PROFUM so. tho Syrdic
JOSEPH Az kLLNNA
M Al lf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
IRELAND.

All the necessary Preparations are In progress for
snothsr expernenf Of trial ey Jury In Dz5lin Court
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Mttisations.

The Chamber Of Deputies Of Turin met IA perms
penc- on tho 18th 10 evening stti1s the same day
the Presden, Of the Chamber ma 80 tho foo~ins s,s
M ut e. the House relative O. the pcpuaiion tosy hsc
sent To his Majesty The hnz stated mat nis -ihsf
Charlie. Albert had considered IL his duty 10 Abdo.,e
a. the heavy cosditions imposed By the enemy bad A.
uost broke his heart The King added, have srcsdy
obtsined those conditions TO be much les, onero9s
bsn =, drst proposed and shall do ell iha, possiby
-, 20 procure farther mitigation of tbom Tb-
Kins hnsy expressed his anxiety for the ndeYcndsnss
~ ,he eounry and said that oa This point be would
not depart from the policy OF h. ts'her Ihe Aia'er
pInc then addressed toe Chamber, and said that n.
Mlni.try hsd Determined TO send messenger b ne
Iu.trian General In order. with ihe sd Of the sres,
powers Who had offered their meci-'ion To obtain sons
IN nportsut modification Of the sfnsiice fosiy, tie
CHAMBER met IN secret committee q consult las
measures necessary to b taken under the exl.uss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Response Of Frederic WiIIl.m.

On the 20 INST the Frankfort deputation had ihss
suoSnse ~'n me hlog, At noon. His Msesty came ~
usual from Charisttsnburg 10 In. pslsce 10 reesir
them AiIsr the President Of the National Assembly
Smsop' had delivered short and plain version Of .s
mission tney we're charged with, ina Ming wcret
pretty much 10 these terms:
The messags be he'd heard had moved him deeply u<
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
Stale of siege.
TIL. Arm,.tice with Radet,ky.

The Sandman Government, has declared Geno'
state of siege.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
GtHo :, hNDi -

gENossE Order Nnd private snd puhic security az
.or6tsd la lh- National 81ard bs suuiiuns
Toe military garrison which 10 With yea 10 oniy here a.
rison this important s'd sifuu< hu4~Ns ~ Ia
sy.iu.t inc ertmy Every gusra every act, s shall
eers 10 -cure th- defeuse which will be suppor ed
Won, Nanorsl Guard by YOU and never he sai
hA shall give up this our city. ous iods io tn~ eueg
soldier who hiss grown oG ~ th" hod of hse tells ~,
-. he promises %. be siv-s ypu ~ ~o'd ~ honor
DE AsAkrA. Lieut. General
Military COnmsndscL General Of The DlyisIou
New-York daily tribune., 1849-04-20
The New King.

The new Kinz Of Sardinia Victor Emmanuel "a,
h,rn IN the year ls9O Ia lst2 he married the dauss
,sr Of the Arehduke Reynier the former Nieeroy o.,
ul,u Who had himself Married the sister OF Chsr..
Alb~rt Thus the new King 10 cousin german to tos
=, Fn,eror Ferdinand hrst and second cousin 1, tss
present Emperor Francis Joseph Ga the soh Victor
Fnm,nual revtex we'd the National Guard At Turn b.
whom he vas received with the utmost enthusissm.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
THE MONROE DISTRICT.

MIR. A. T. CapeIton has declined standing in
Mr.. w. B. Preslon's shoes, and receiving beat.
Ing for Congress. A Convention, (2) consisting
OF Two from Giles, one from Montgomery, and
twenty-five or thirty from Bo'eiour has been
held in Fincaslle. Captain Darlington nomina-
led James P. Preston, but Mr.. Pres,on's brother
declined for him. Mr.. F. II. Anderson was then
unanimously nominated as third bes', and has
taken the field Tor Whiggery.
Previously discussion took place between
our sallan, candidate, Mr.. Edmondson, and Mr.
E. T. Anderson; in which, says The Fincaslle
Democrat our friends were highly pleased with
their candidate and his address "He is an adj
mirable speaker, well informed aud most happy
in hi. reply To his opponent We can carry The
Disricl against any Wing by large majority,
il we do our duty"
f. II. Mays, Esq, is nominated by large
meeting as The Democratic candidate for Boie-
,ours In Montgomery, Major John K. Charlton
is the Democratic candidate, with fair prospecf
Of success against Colonel Russell A. Smuh,
the Wing Candidate Our friend. have made
admirable selections. MI. dudSon, tbe present
delegate from Boleiour, publishes a letter correct
ing statements IN he Times aud The Wing, as 10
his having assailed the fairness " the nomination
Of Mr. Edmcndson. lie does not believe that
ne ever said he certainly never designed 10 say
any thing from which il could be inferred that
ne was dissatisfied with The Sweet Springs Con.
v<ntion. The Fincaslle Democrat has "yet to
will no. support The nominee cordially and zeal
auslyn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-03-23
Edwin Boyle, Anna polls. Md.
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Reported icr lie Baltimore Sun.
W.>utscrnN March u n

WASHINGTON, March II. 1919.
a message in VIKING from inc President OF tht
Unned States was received by hand u Cclons
Bis, private Secretary.
On motion OF MIR Badger, the Senate proceed
&c 10 the consideration Of Executive business, and
alter shcrt time spent therein, he coors were
again orcEei, and he members, headed by TIT
President pro lem, Secretary and SeTeeant-a
Arms, proceeded 10 the Hall 81 The House q
Representatives, 10 attend the funeral oil Hon
Adophus Dickinson. Mr.. Alchison occupied
the Speakers Char.
The ceremonies there, and he subsequent pre-
cession 10 the Congressional buying ground
were a is rs nmary on such occasions.
~ !, e.a:n cl Senators from The Cemee.
ry, The Senate, as customary, Immediately AZ
journed.
learn that the executive communications YES
crday and to-day sent 10 10 the Senate, con,alh-
Ell the information called Tor by Mr.. Benton's
resolution; and, among some others not OF public
interest the nomination 81 Ex-Governor Pen
ninytun, ot New jersey, AS Governor u Mineso
Ia, Mr.. Spicer as Postmaster al Dayton, Ohio
and one or Two names, not ascerainef, Tor JUS
tees OF lie Peace II the District Of Columbia
All were re.erlcd, as required By The rules
Mr. Benton will address he Scnale again on
the Protocol subject probably Tomorrow, and
will be followed, !, is understood, by MI. Fooie
and Others.
This unexpected question having been raised
it is impossible % say with certainty when the
Senate will finally adjourn, though II IS he i'm
preston Of many Senators, hat they viii b. able
To get Through with all the business now before
them, by Monday next.
Il is said, bnl | cannot vouch tor me accuracy
of The statement, that the new administration IS
Of The opinion that some discrepancy e1iss be-
tween the provisions u The Treaty, as ratified by
the Senate, and lhe explanations % Protocol sign
ed by Messrs SEWER ard Ciiffur.'; ana thai the
opinion and advice Of he Senate is desired, IN re-
alon 10 the points involved tirnce, if this te
true, The resolution Of Mr. Benton, aud The de-
bate about to ensue.
When the Senate will adjourn therefore, pro-
baby depends upon III. character which this de-
o. MAJ assume, when The object Of the move
ms. Shall have been iuily developed in Execu
ive session The average length OF called ses-
:. s. ike the present, has been treire days
Thu as already been extended beyond tpat lin.
Il, ard know that a majority Of Senators are
no, in ;aycr VI unnecessary piocfasiinatioD.