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Ibese bitters are worth the attention ofnvaid Possess
ing great virtues in the rec;rao Of diseases {" the liver
and lesser glands exercising the most searching powers III
weakness and affections Of the digestive oFga' 'hc! are
withal safe certain, and pleasant.
OPINIONS OF THE PHILADELPHIA PREsS.-l De oeffhih
ILLUSTRATED News'' says: .
Our editor and Others of this Office have used the Ger
man Bsrs rnd can recommend it with confidence to oar
readers As prepared By Dr. Jockson fully equals II not
surposses in its effects upon diseased Liver and Slnacn,
the fullest expectation of the distinguished physician
The City Items October 18th. says:
JOY FOR THE lNvALID.-llow many ut our readers are
afflicted with diseased liver, s,UInae. or nerves .hany
no doubt They be pited, yet to all there is cI;e
DR. Ioolands German Bite has already cured hundreds
and that it will cure. and hone who once use VIII
doubt they Use il il is directed IL has established tor
it,elf an unlying fame, which few have done ont OF the
vast number that lrS been thrown before tie pubic. Il u
one of the most perfect preparations III use and u; lcr-
man con,empory has said that prepared by Dr Jackson
il fully equals, if NOT srpasses IN Its effects IN ITS eiecs.
the fullest representations of the distinguished physicail
who rst compounded it, Asa SCTioa> ;Tiie Is ioW be-
fore the public, would caUoH all against slg any but
thai signed by L. NJ Jac&so al! s"t u! MN a' ~ '
street. W
soy, says, July 81
.HoopLANp's GERMAN BlTTERT.'-'Wc have seen
MANY aa,iernp notices oc this medicine. and the source
from which they Induced uS To make inquiry roSpcc-
ing its merits. From inquiry ne we're urs'mded 10 Use H.
and must found itsleclic III it, acton upon dS
es of the liver and digestive organs and HE vwcE!nc IN
1uenee exerts upon prostitution IL really S7
ing II Gains and Strengthens te nrrscs. bringing them
intoa state OF repnse. making sleep refreshing;
lfthis medcins rFore grcray used, we arc SAILS
fled there would be less Sickness from tho stomach nv
er and nervous system the great aoTy ofrc ar1 agi
nary diseases eHnate. Have them in !saiy ooiilton
and you can bid defiance epideinics generally THIS e&'
traordaary medicine w0rd advise our rcns 10" are
nj all disposed To give iriat will tlcn rccoInnct Itself
j. should in fact be in every family" No other ledcc
can produce such evidences d! merit
BEwAREo oP CoUNrERPEITs.-lhi his medicine has atiin'
Ii
to attain u induce counleei'ers 10 put forth spurIos~
arc!s at tile risk OF the lives Of those vino are inoceniy
deceived. m
Look WELL TO THE MAEKS OF THE 0ENUIaE.-ih They
have the written signature Of &. VI. JACKSON upon The
wrapper and his name blown in The bollu without which
they spurious.
For sale. wholesale and retail. ct the GERMAN
MEDICINE STORE, No. l2O Arch street, one door below
Sixth late of Us Race streets, Philadelphia.
For sale in CAMDEN. by JAMES r. MkAIN- -CounlhIa
hy Boatwright d Miot-Cheser &. ii by Reedy S ktf,
and by respectable Druggists generally throughout tile
United States.
Nov II % u
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5OOOsirs Negro aes,

JUUU1IS VC6kV IeSJ
Russell and 81 at very sm advance, as
quick sales and + profits is our ito.
Also, the ineNsertment OF
Trunks, vacs, Carpet tgs, Sss'ts
laai Caps,
That can be fd in the surro1ng country
Call and you VIE Observation-Disclosures below
b Bank Of Cam, Fast side. =
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bh Fall and Winter Goods,

II
kcrbcrs are now receiving \ complete as,ort-
GODS. which have bcen purchasrd' At the
great care, and which are offered for sale ON
accommodating tenns-, They comprise in part-
Negro krpeys and Plainsv ;l MI
French Black C1sth ,,.c,.,. ~
pn,en T.. Do
broa1fr - - d,s frTreT@~ ::
co!ored FancJ cn-iaerss .4 's
blc Esncy ve.tinss .f'
ed nmi yellow Flaunsb. sssorred "'r
all wool Plains .a.i
--ALs0-
nd medium .ilk-,sarp black Alpaecas
pmbaZims, assorted ,..sy s...t''r
hrk and rc.srel French Mcrinor
Ilcy Toae d. Paris for Ladies' wear
and .f,rrd Alprrcas
---..Isc--- w
dc Rhine Silks: elegant fig ID chameleon Silks
Iain clmmelionSiA III; 60, LII
! nd Nrislin Dn-s.s: Elegant French Cashraerer
knt Larr APPS: Inf.n,fs Rot.s and Bodies
orked Collars and Cxpes r~ .Hs'
hserngs and EIsings; M1sIS, Dresses ,Gu,
mbric ildkts.; Kid and silk Gloves
Belt Ribbons: French and English Gnsharns
|ilk Fringe for Mantillas :. (! s. gf'ni'
ml American Cacues ...... .5..,,
and unbleachctl IIoane,puns. Of every description
Pngclorh; Apron Checks; Bed Ticks ~
Plai.ls: Plaid and striped lioIncspans ;,
Dimity and Furniture Fringe
Diapers: Table Cloths lf13.'s -.
and Sco'cI, Drap-S; Calieoes Of every quality.
CARPETINGS. ......,..
ems Three Ply Carptings .,.,..,.,
amer -'." 90
Venetian 30 .,'a '.'
DrI,ggrts a" 49, >, ..rt
md a.sortrd wors,-d and Tufted Rags .
b variety Of other articles.
Moro New Goods!
b now opening smother supply of Fancy
Clothing and Crockery. Customers are in
10 call, as evory article will be offered at un-
low prices, Among the assortment will DO
@ rich lot Of Ladies Dress Goods, Glover,
Lacea, ShawlS, &c. Anxious to dispose OF
Eve Goo,ls before the noN year, great induce.
will be held out.
F.. w. BOSNEY.
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Drugs, Medicines and Perfumery,

The subscriber has Just received fnc assortment Of
Pcrinncy and Fancy trlcles. comprising Farias, Rnns.
sells and Prcvo>is Golden Bell t"lnanrs: Lavender VA
ter Ono of Roses. fine Aromatic Vinegar. lnbns and
Ro,sscs Extracts of Wcsi End nckey Club Jenny Lind
Ci.r.aella Koxr Bouquet to Crolinc Eau lsra Bears
OIL l,amuIinc, phiocna". genuine Ancass,r Oil t'on.
rands Ilaliun mciiicatcd Soap. Transparent Was l'ns
Sand Balls, Rose, Alnnih, Windsor and Nymp soap:
Shaving Cfeulns; AIcen Fun, Lily White. Rose Tooth
Paste rampnrac Ucnlitrir Hair, tooth mil flesh nnl
shaving Brushes Ivory aId Bone RnilIes dc. DC.
JIoreho!ni candy, Gum Iozcngrs, east Powder in bot
ties, Fuyouring Extracts Of all kinds. Spices, &c DC.
ALSO :--
Constantly on hand complete assortment of Drugs,
Chemicals Paints. Oils. Window Glass Patent and
Thomp.onan Medicines, Surgical Instruments Perfume.
ry Lamps. Garden Seeds, DC,
" Orders from distance carefully packe' and the
ounlily Of every article sold warranted:
'OciN JAMES II. 31ckAlN.
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c; Cnristoph Wilhelm Ilufc'and.
CHRISTOPHER WILLIAM ilOOFLAND'

CHRISTOPHER w lI.btah INV
unr of the most renowned physicians, one vi '''e
.s, h.ne,ctors of modern times was born al
20 Germony on the Oh the 18th day oi a,i2ust 80
Arr careful scholastic education he IKE HIS
andf,,ber uwo celebrated 'octorS voiuntaFlt! ;a
himself 10 the study ol Medicine, al Jena ana -;
ond m ,7s3 obtained the degree OF Doctor OF .ho.ci
,he latter University. Frum 1873 TO lssi, ne
prfssr a, the University Of Jena. In lSol nc "I ~"
,,;nteJ Private Physician 10 the Ming oi iTuSs
her of the Academy Of Science, and upon te S eS'n n
m.nt of the near College Ut Berlin, Professor anu
pbvsican by the Ministry the Interior ii.S H.,
; his nro(nnauess and deep penetration enaoeu ","
~ comhi,e the theoretical and practical 10 uhie ~ mi
old svsems produce in common the prac'ca anu
,n Illus draw thereron the results and nece'S! app'
cable means. H. l ,,,ssd and DESTROYED
tho sRri,yn's sys,en which notwithstanding le I
nouj mn, conceal its many mpcrlectlons, brought "
hv Hofauds noble in,nrali!y sound tru'ls, anu u', 81
nsne,ration. Independent Of hls rractlci
PLrcian and Professor Of The healing ar ne as M
,,n,n" fame for his superior kuowedgs in Me'eTa .s
d;cn, as We'll as for his manifold works on Meac :.
evidence Among these may be mentioned MS c .Sr
ppownsd .Makrobeoik or the art OF pr0ionsng e I,1
tenn Of practical healing art Ideas ot rathosenM "a ,j.
nal Of pra c,ca Medicine, DC. lie has besides n r" T.,
naord eternal fame and praise from suffering nT,
r.. discovery and combination of several niane
;sIs among which the far famed and justly ceie
compound. known as
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Boys Clothing,
Handsome Patterns. and neatly made, ior saie oy
A E. w. BONNEf.
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CELEBRATED GERMAN BlTTEkS.
PREPARED BY
DIR, C. WI. JACKSON,

Al The German Medicine Stofe'
No l20 ARCH STREET. rHILApEifniN'
viii rfE.ct,uly cure liver complaint, gauho"e'
dyspepsia chronic or nervous dspii'!'
disease of,he Kidneys, and ulI dis
eases arising from di*"rdered
liver or stomach. e,,I .,
Sncb rs con,ipa.ion inward plies. nilness ni ',"
rho head acIi,y of the stomach nausea heartburn
fnr fnI u,,ness or weight IN the stomach sour cruz G
intinr or Aut,crng at the p, of the stomach s"' ~ ,,
nh, head hurried and difficult breathing, h''e's ;
ls,rt choking or sufcaring sensations "ir" ~ S:h,
moS,n,e dimness of vision. dots or webs before ''t -
ivcr nd dull pan in the head. deficiency OF |
rIIowness of The skin and eyes pain III i'1 sue ~ % h
I.st lnhs &c sudden nu>hc> ot heat nnr''lls ~ ""
flesh. cons,itan. imagnings Of e'and great
spirits. , ,,, ,rl free from al
c,hnc s,imulan, syrup aloes rhcubarh caiollNl:
amd ali mineral and injurious ingredients inc! are i
am, in taste and SMELL and mild in Their opera'''',I I
;n or riyns any uneasncSs they give s'te'St ~ '
%ne system whilst they drive from disease tnos
". osninistered TO the must delicate lna"t WIN ie''
safety. ,,,,, I,o, OWING ARTICLE
T. a,pearcd in the leading German journal o. @ M
nh,. ,b. ..ph,adelpia pcp,oc'at. lhe Eu'or WIZ PC.
nna,iv ,cyuant.d with Dr. Houland, and prlzs .'e Itn M
vices Of this great man he could not quietly EnA ~
sSuTancs Of an inposer without apprizus The pu'i'
approaching danger: .,,., 11c,,l
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as follows
Gentlrmen's nc e!i wn1Iod vump p'J J
L" 4" Waterproof .
/" 81" Pegged
"Pcgged p,
/" legged Watepr{ do
"eaii' Waterproof f'osse'
q" s." Wcltcd do
s." Pegged Boss
Congrss oois
Patel1 Ieiher Boolees, ncfyls
Ladies' Bl,ck 'nglish hid sip.
:. White do do do
" Bl,ckj french Kid Slips td Ties
g :. AMERICA do do do
French Morocco Viking 'nIe' i1e
i" :" =" f'""'!s ctss jea Caters.
I" Lasting Walking 20
OvG'hoes
Misses blae e'"d '0lored CATER Tnted, ioOu
"Kid Slips and Tie|
" Overloes
Scho Shoes and B0lees
" Colul Slips and Tie ...
Boys fine il. slf R"".sc, s"%.s
" Kip'egged Raa,as. Boots
Together W. great variety of ;hi'eh on0e'' ~
| new patterns
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New Boots, Shoes, md hoe.Stocl

r,he onhscrIbeIhas receled hbsuaI suPPI
poa,s ~ Shoes an Shoe. .sto,k, tot t.her with lrd
r,Ir' reIIinc Trunks,tarpet Bays a3Valces' all I
whicb s he offer. low as they 10 be purchase
in M this market, nd respectfully fites the Pnoi
to to examine M the same Ills s'0'F consists !" ri
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Mes and Boys hfCln caps. "A
Cali, Ling and Bindig SKIP mp ek'A
Harne Leather, Uppr mdnle Lea'nef'
Torethewi,h every artici u.eh the manual =, y
ture of lots and Shoes. Y '' n''''i'1'. :.
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New Goods,
4 general assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
HARDWARE,
GROCERIES,, sc.
Received by w. ANDERON & co.
8 En.brOidpriGs, Gloves and Ribbons.
Lace Collars and Chinczcties,
Cuffs,
Worked Trimmings, with hadsome assort.
ment oil Thread idgings, nd lnsortings,
Ladies cnlored Kid and Silk Goves,
Cap and Bonnet Ribbons,
Belt and Neck 10 &C., be had ct
4. NJ. 4 r. KENNEDY'S.
Sent 20 ~ 4
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Many other Gemen's and HeSBooti
Shoes, too nume to meu'lon.E
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aAILraCooI2EGya

Phalon's Chemical Hair lRY1g.
orator,
To prevent BaLnNEss, and to resto. tho hair
that has fallen off o. become thin, ando cure ei:
loclually Scurf or Dandrip. propard and sold
only by Edward Phalon, M. 6l Broaway, y. !,
A fresh supply just raruivod and for SIC by
z. IDElIAY,
Nearly Opposite Moonic Hall.
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pr HoOFLAND,s GERMAN BrTTERs.

~. ,,,;ca,iun of aciduous earth for the cure ol nu
phuric diseases. The celebrated piapnore"e 'e!
lp,,I numerous Invaluable recorled recipes
isr the celebration of his fifteenth p'oiessohal
90 in 1ss3 upon which occasion the King OF Prussia rT,
cred him With the insignia Of the Order ui the Gros Gl W" r
Rcd Eare and many other Royal Orders anu s 'sYs t ="
J;st;nc,io' h. died on the 25ih day oi August ioV @
.h ;nS of prussas private Medical Councillor! "''ou'
sn, sr, ie,;7im mai. male heir or offspring.
iSs C. jackson of PHILADELPHIA has 'au 'Ie
or oc,aininp the genuninen recipes oi the gIea' ]
anceur :Christllpr Wilhei l1uieind a'a' 'ese Nv ,
able medicines are prepared with the ntm care =.
Gman Melicrne Store. The bitter mixture: iiooih1u
German BiIters, Is the result of many years STUDY anu
nerenee by the great INVENTOR and known aI COM
Eurpe as an nal!iable remedy for the cure Vi LeI
mint jaundce Dyspepsia. &c Dr. Z. NJ. 'acNsJm
of this medicine has Obtained The same
~ n ,bs western world The testimonials anu ihnuhS "a
He confirmation Of thousands of the mst severe anu
cnI, cases cured is ample proof OF THIS ne ,h
omn,und,i by Dr. "a. Jackson have prOanred '.i Wv.
rfcts and the same happy results which ae n,,s, h
in r.n,or indicated and intended, and consequent. ~,
nrsna red with scrupulOus accuracy III We" VI wv,
cts SEEM singular that any body could nave .e
d;ho,d md impudence abuse the uaie ol tis Or
ID Doctor, who died thirteen years ago 10 hlss a Ua
charan ouack preparation as the real ana sftul
;ns and 10 give semblance OF originality o! alAS
.f ;n;J. OF he deceased, is Indeed extraordinary
,hlc Mil understand what 10 sxpet aa !i y. IN a .s M
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II A report having gone out, circulated
a by certain interested persons. that / had
Y len, it becomes Inc 20 say, under my owH
d. il is moi so. for am here, and intend TO
ait the old stand, to give my best and und-
ID 3ention 10 cnstomers.. When intend TO-
re, L noiiec will be given. -. a.. BURR.
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Travelling Trunks, Carrt Dag and Valie
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safe and certain cure for CONSUMPTION OF r''h
r.ce sprr,,c OF BLOOD CoUaus, Colns' ASTHMA
p.,Y =, THE SIDE BRoScnlrS, HoorISG COUGH ah1 I'LL
d., AFFECTIONS.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
Y A n B L X L N
IFIEMAIsIG uWS7rI7rUJ5TIbs,,

- ~ - - IL IL ~
JFEMAILE uMSTlTUTLEs,
Rev. w. X. MARSHALL, PRINCIPAL.
Mas. S. NJ. MARSHALL, ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL.
Mss M. c. BRIGHAM, TEACHER Music
AND Ornamental BRANCHES
THE next Session of this Institution will
Monday, September the l0th 1919. The year will be
divided into two Sessions of D weeks ach
Course OF study and Charges per Session:
PRErARAToRY DEPARTMENT, Per Session. s8 90
PRIMARY DEFAnrMENr-Rcading, Orthography
Penmanship, English Grammar, Arith-
mctic, Modern Geography, and History
commenced, 10 90
junior DErA RTMExr-N Natural Philosophy, His
tory continued, English Grammar ATith-
metic. Modern Geography completed,
and Watts OH the Mind, II 90
SENIOR DErARTMEnT-Chemistry, Algebra,
Geometry, Astronomy, Botany, Geolo-
gy, intellectual and Moral Philosophy, e..
Rhetoric, Logic, Natural Theology,
Political Grammar, and exercises in
parsng poetry, l6 90
Extra Charg"s:-Lcssons OH the Piano Gui-
tar. or Harp, either, 20 90
Use of Instrument, 90
Vocal Music, 90
French Language, Painting, Drawing
Ornamental needle work, 10 90
Latin or Greek Language, 70 90
Fuel for Winter Session., | 90
The French Language will be taught bv a person
accustomed to speak it.
The Teacher of Music has had considerable cxpc-
rence. and comes with a high reputation
A large and commodous building has been erected
IN a retired and beautiful situation
The Principal will also receive Under his care any
boys who may be intrusted to him and give them
sructons in all branches of En- gsh classic educa
ton, at the above prices. They will be taught IN
separate depaT tment.
1t is desirable that all scholars from distance should
board with the Principal, and under direction
of the teachers all times.
The price of Board per Session will be $40 90 includ
ing Washing, Light, &c. The tuition and half the
board to be paid III advance No deduction except for
sickness, or by permission of the Principal.
1t is the design of the Principals to make this School
second to none in the State.
Van Buren,, July IL, IS49. 20-5w.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
FROM OREGON.

The census of Oregon has just been taken, in
pursuance of an act of Congress, and shows total
present and absent of S903 souls: This includes
the foreign population, which amounts to less than
three hundred souls.
Gov. Lane has issued a proclamation fixing the
number of members of council and house of repre-
sentatives TO which each county is entitled, and
ordering their election the rst Monday in June.
The election for delegate 10 Congress is TO be held
on the same day.
By the census, there are $500 voters in the
Territory, but in consequence OF the absence of
many who are in the mines, apd by reason of there
being some sA candidates, il is supposed that the
successful aspirant for the Office of delegate will
not receive more than two hundred votes.
The rage for gold hunting is greater than ever.
observation-disclosures up TO the 18th of June has
been received from Oregon, per U. S. propeller
Massachusetts, commander Wood, which arrived
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25

in this harbor on the Goth inst. An election OF
delegate to Congress had been held, and the Hon.
5. K. Thurston chosen by a majority of Sc.
venty votes above all other candidates.
Gov. Lane has divided the Territory into Judi
cia districts, and assigned the judges their respec-
tive circuits. An election for members to a Ter
riIorial Legislative Council had taken place, but
no time Of meeting named
Indian difficulties had been rife in the region
about Nsquay; and American had been
killed, but every thihg is quiet, Gov. Lane
having visited that quarter.
Lieut.. Hawkins. of the U. S. Army, is prepar-
ing to leave about the lst of July for Fort Hall,
with supplies TO meet the regiment to arrive over
land.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
BOOKS.

ID EMARK ABLE Events in the History of America
IL Dr. Olins' Travels in the East
Lanartine's History of the Girondists, 3 Vols
War of Me xico and lis Heroes.
Dealings with the firm of Domby s. Son.
Orators of France by Headley.
Now and Then, by Warren.
Life of GcIIl. Putnam
Chalmers on the Power and Goodness or God.
Festus, by Bailey.
Mills Crusa dcs. . 3D.
Adirondack or Life in the Woods, by Hcddlcy.
Bahcroft's History of tie U. States
Life of the Apostles.
Book of 1000 Songs.
The Minors Glide
California Guide book
Fremont and En,crys travels in California.
Oregon and California.
American Manual
Abbott's Corner Stone.
Barnes Notes to the New Testament.
Irving's Works, or Tales of ii Traveller.
Washington and his Generals by Hcadlcy.
Napoleon and his Marshas by lIeadlcy.
With great number of other and valua BILE books
for sale by WALLACE y WARD.
June %, I84J
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
n T. w GOOD 6

d. DICKSON is no,o receioing at his OLD STAND,
Man Street, general assortment Of GooDs, con-
Sisng Of
nRY Goods, Shoes. Boots, Hats, Hardware
IL Queensware, Coffee, Sugar, Salt, Nails. Iron.
Castings, Molasses, Vinegar, Pepper, Spice Starch h.
Rice, &C. all of which he will sell the low
Van Burcn prices, for cash and will take country pro
duce in exchange, fcE which tic highest price viii be
paid.
Also, for sale twohorse Carriage of suitable size
for Peddlins, or For Family Carriage.
August II, iS49. 2I-6m.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-08-25
FOREIGN NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, july 2l, lS4U

The harvest throughout all the united kingdom,
with satisfactory reports from the continent Of
Europe relative to the state Of the growing crops
are encouraging. but all leading to render the
grain markets in England dull, and prices. as the
harvest approaches, shows symptoms of decline.
ENGLAND AND IRELAND.-ParIiament is 10 be
prorogued on the 9th. During the last week there
were three hundred and thirty mine deaths of cho-
lera reported in London, being more than double
the number of The preceding week. Along the
whole southern coast it is raging in very malig-
nant form, and the mortality is very great. AT
Liverpool the disease is rapidly increasing. Ire
land continues to be exempt from the scourge.-
On the 18th, very serious riot took place be-
tween the Orangemen and Catholics, in the county
Down. The Orange party having celebrated the
day at Fullimore. and being their way home,
while passing defle called Dollil's Brae, found
their path waylad; all the passes and surround
ing hills were occupied by immense number of
Roman Catholics, provided with forks and fire.
arms, and plainly contemplating general massa-
ere. The Protestants aided by small party of
police and military, stood upon their defence, and
succeeded in forcing their way through the gap,
after short struggle, in which forty fifty per-
sons said to have been killed and wounded on
both sides, much the greater proportion being Of
the Catholic body. Thirty eight ribbonmen had
been taken prisoners. On Friday two medical
gentlemen drove through the country, round the
scene OF dCllOD, Win the view OF administering re-
lief to those who were found, but they were re-
fused admtlance at every house where they
called.
FRANcE.-The National announces that Prince
Carino. son of Lucien Bonaparle and ex President
of the Roman Constituent Assembly had been ar
rested at Orleans, by the order of Government,
on his road from Marseilles 10 Paris. 1t is said
that having claim on his cousin, Louis Napo-
leon, for money loaned in aid of his election, the
Prince was coming to France to demand it, The
conduct of his cousin against Rome having stirred
up his ire. 1t is said that the Prince will be
imprisoned. but that he will be forced 10 embark
for England or Austria. A change of ministry
is considered an event most certain TO occur in
very short time. The questions openly discussed
are the Consulate for life, the Empire, Henry v,
and the Count de Paris. The Popo has addressed
an autograph letter 10 Gen. Oudinot, on the occa-
sion of his having received the keys of Rome
His Holiness congratuates the General on the tri-
umph of order in Rome, and expresses his hope
that Divine Providence will avert the difficulties
that may exist. He adds that he does not cease
to direct his prayers to Heaven for the General
the city, and the French nation,