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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
onorn.

The latest ntellse nce from Vienna e~iends 10 the
29i inst incusively, AZ woich date Conorn had no,
surrendered, and nothing Of any importance appears
TO cave occurred around that fortress IL YVES. how.
ever reported that the Huugsnsns bad made a sally
The 18Th. snd obtained some slight advantage over
the Imperial troops. ana had captured some scaling
ladders Inc terms proposed by two deputies sent by
the garrison % Acs were understood 10 asye been
rejected.
IL was confidently affirmed By some persons al Vienna
the ld, aud confidently declared premature BY 9th
ere that Comorn had sgrreUc-red 10 fbe Austrian troops
No doubt however, entertained but What II wou
very shortly submit W had not done so already Tor the
generous character aud highly favorable TO the garrison
the prisoners a. COrorn Is Count LOns karoly
while the bafs or the Count are prisoners al vienna Tor
having tAken part tho Hungarian rebellion The Count.
estate of Sarsny OILY Twelve niles from Ccmofn, snd
suffered much IN the saes which were mace rem thai
fortress 500 bushels Of wheat and joO OF osis wert
brought Az ay from the at harvest On the 18Th k0ssut
n0.e. he Of l4iN fonns were burned IN ne
great square OF Pfesbafg Toe steamer arrived on the
same day fom G0nyo (OpPosite Comornl with so sick
ana several severely wounded. She returned with q
cargo OF ssppers ard miners On her departure sno WA
.rartly peppered from The fortress but no accident oc
CURED The garrison made sally and took all The sea
inx ladders which had been brought 10 GcDyo for taxing
the fortress by SION
According 10 a letter from Acs the negotiations with
fortress Of ComOu have been completely broken on,
snd tho imperial troops preparing Tor so ssssn upon
tho fortress The actual Siege 10 commence during nc
Toe best military equipments anu materials, are AT the dis
poss VI the commander OF the siege. Msrsnsl ueraio
writing before Antwerp said would lake 20 days - take
that fortress by assault. after fesuIaf siege rleld
.rshs Nusen having far greater dcult's 10 sormVun
require from 40 10 i8 10 lake ConOrn Accofo
ing 10 the Wand,r report 10 calculated IN Vienna that
consequence Of the Intervention " Rsdeizssy Cororn
will cspilulaie the same terms IS Venice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
u,Avr RAI,s-An immense body Of water 9

UrAvr RAt>s-An immense body OF water Gas
fallen within the past tea dsys ], has rsinso Amos
neesssny al different p1ints IN ;he sssts ne resH'
/. .een in the Swollen rivers sca streams wnea 70.
montb, * hibited he Effects OF uuusu. drooin. ~
!, soupo.ed tna. more than o1eh1f the nyu1os ns.'
Of ne State were idle. for want % vslsr Ana a. s
ss,ue thing hes beea true 10 coasiersple eh'.H- -
,se- West. lees than the ususi amount o. - =
forxsrc during the II onth Of SEPTEMBER .nS 90 1870.
!, C,.tober These rains will act 81 the is.l-' -
Ton aad We may reasonably expect zoe - ~
the us.t ak weeks % De msdc up oe'ole $500. e.
nsvis zuOE- lAiD' I'e' r.
Tsr srEAsssiP Oslo AZ NLw-O ~ - .s
pieasnns of the 4th ssyss s.4sSsio eo-s.."l a.
-ivsn by Lent Schencs. l. : - co'iinai. a. -
s,..r.sy, Ohic. a. roor, yesterday Oh ooalo tsat
49, ~ l.rsa nv Der Of his friends, ano me friends
=. 49,, ,.vis.tior IN fhls city AID Lhsysits, who
:. ,,,-a N psrraks of lis Hospitality lHere were
49,, me dred and nfry gentlemen present, CON-
sinr The principal merchants OF The two eities, and
ae1Istion wss laid CUT the two extension tables
:, the slter cabin Leaf, .enenck 2resded at and
Capt Porter 81 the other.
~ IL is supposed that tie snail Canadian
oundered yesterday earring down
Il rec persons who board. The Adventure and
the $ B. Rgsgles were nsar each ether CT Grand Rv-
e. both ship a. the sane tine, and both we're
standing On the tack Fesa minutes Alter teis
the Adventure zhere TO be AMI II 10 feared
u a, ace foundered Hsr load stone IN the hold and
four large ones deck nakes this sst scriss proes
biz lClsrsisnd Herald, sth
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
Neara Mechanics.

A meeting OF the Journey men Mechanics of the
town Of Petersburg, Va. was held on the 2oth ut
the object Of which was 10 oppose the comoetition
brought about by the employment OF Negro Me-
chauics. We copy from to- Republican, the fol
loving Preamble and Resolutions which were
adopted at the meeting and ordered 10 be pub
llshed
While we regard the nigh, Of property and th- PRIV
isge Of tbs 10 employ his slave IN honest LABOR
our sense of selfrespect demands that We put place
esteem and maintain ourselves distinct society. ano
not associates of the NegroThereore be II resolved
lot. Ths, we regard the teaching OF any Negro any
branch of the mechanic arts Judicial to the inter
es,s and liz uous 10 the morals OF the lsoorng White
ID. Tea, we. whose psmes are hereunto annexed
viii no, work for any employer who shsll take Negro
into bis employ, for The purpose OF isaonns s' Negro
any ranca of the mechanic aria
3D. That each member 10 at liberty TO engage viis
any employer using bis own save at the business pro
vided they be no, published or provided IN any way
Subsequent TO this time
4th. That form ourselves into socisty, for our
rights 90 stated In the preamble Signed BY the Com
mittec.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

Nothing affords Us greater pleasure than 10 30
able that the Geographcs Survey Of axe
Superior has been eomplstsd, and that the pronles,
maps hed. notes &c their way 10 Washing ton,
In the hands of Col Foster, who, with Mr. W nitney,
succeeded Dr. Jackson In THE Survey the last Summer
These gentlemen arrived the ground and commenced
their ex plorstions on the lot Of July last with their
party and have gone The whole OF that entire min
ersl region in time TO allow Col Foster TO De passnS
through this city early In tbs lut week The labor
performed 10 that brief space OF time seems almost In
credible The pro1es and maps, including the iron re
gion Of Carp River the copper ranges OF hee"en4~
Point, and Of the Ontousgon country, ext>nong d "a
I'd snt Inclusive OF the whole Southern shore II that
seai Land District with Isle Roy-.e, aTs more tesui
fully executed, and with greater eearness and n1eiy
than saw portrayed With Pen ard pencil. The
Lake Superior country must now have Ger Legislative
aid She mGst have her ship caDal around the tss Of
sau. Ste Mre-hsr hsrbors, Der lignts. her piers and
ner rosds and then with her mineral lands reduced u
the minimum price, and with such advantages IS o
md should be offered BIZ the state, who caa tel ner
Growing wealth. Detroit Free Press, sih.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
The Roman Question.

vhssye. hopes may have been hitherto entertained d
.u.fsctcry settlement Of the Roman question they are
certaipy becoming daily less hkely OF reslfsiion IL Il
GOV evident me French al Rome and tho Papt al
lhohues are lees advanced to~srd an Agreement tpan
ever Sometime since, II was SAID mar Gen hosois o
hal obtained that the publication OF Louis Nspo con
.-er .noa Ls.s place officially The sh IL dld DO.
oossr on mat day out sfls6 fresn femonsusnees W.
~ oec.ed ha me cardinals would DOT postpone me PUG
he zion ser lhsu the lSh That DAY also nas Pssseoi -
a. alr the l7th inst polhiog nsd been done -
10 AZ 10 h. perp exty rays snst be would IA 20
df-ctou OF segs OF lhs assault OF peieefa.S -
Toe diplomatic saifnishes which no 70 eons.sy dssr
~ 800 uo = th prtssa snd he has expresses IL -.
nig.aOu 10 legvr and Toe 2oth va. 20 see sm
Rors sgb.. loot insp 1ctiOns viii pfoo'oys ~ 800
80 hi. d-lerinnstion hesnsbiie, soisnoe 10y
nacon,eg mole necessary IN pfopofH"u - ~ T''N "
- A.se7nbIy', meeting draws nesf. - .....- III,
- Er<-.renf declares Ihst nc hoosn q'eseon III
& ~ ,h- ART points Of the Government polcy as
1919 an.r 100 meeting Of The Lssissuve assembly
n avs intending 10 oriog u forward inst -
nc - g.xdence, 10 nssinx demand Of credlt
49, p.s,,s Of scot % says The situation OF a6.irs
a os ~. eco con plicsted for some time past Our
:. a. ae{uu sxoeriercs serious Obstacles, and
10 Tivil or part Of he advisers Of his Holtness
= - ssups AZ aftaehe OF the Embassy, has tasg LEFT
90 win propositions Of nature, 10 % hoped,
. .-rnourt these ciHcures The Frercn Goyernuent
.sver s proceeds IN accordance with the other pow
ere on this important question"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
Annexation of Cuna da.

We publish here " It'll a declaration OF grievances
issued by upward Of three hundred OF the CHI
gems Of Montresl 10 the form Of an Address to the
People Of Canada, recommending dissolution Of
the existing connection with Great Britain, and
the immediate annexation Of that Province to the
Uoited States, as the only efficient and permanent
remedy. This document is alike important on
account of the position in society held by the sign
ers. and the Arguments they have submitted to the
consideration of their fellow colonsts.
Among the names appended TO 1t, we Ind those
n BENJAMIN Holmes, formerly Cashier OF the
Montreal Bank, and who is now the colleague oil
Mn Lsfontsine. in the representation Tor the Guy
ii Montreal ia the Legislature, aud J. q. Macken
4 e, the leading Tory candidate opposed 20 Holmes
~ the last election John and William Nelson,
the brewers, aud great proprietors, whose father
a. Enelishman of great wealth, established steam
boats on the st. Lawrence John, David and
James Torrance, men Of property and Influence,
originally from Scotland; James Ferrier, Jr. mem
Der Of the Legislative Council, and lately Mayor,
we suppose; David kinnear and +. g. Penny,
Editors and Projectors of the Montreal Herald !;
Jacob De Witt. Member OF the Assembly, Of
American birth John Rose aud r. G. Johnson
Qusen's Counsel. Thos. B. Anderson. John Rsin,
J. 4 P. Redpatb, n. p. Froste, Neil Mcintosh, X.
& C. Chalmers, 4. c. futile, w. B. Workman,
Donald Ross, Alex. Murphy, Peter Dunn, Archi-
bad and David Ferguson, b. Hart, 3. j. x B. *
Lyman, Il. Mackay. B. Brewster, Jean Bruneau,
g. z. Gregory, II. L.. Houth, Thos. Forsyth, John
Fisher. Stanley & Abnsr Bsgg. II. Eisdale, VIM.
Murray, and many other citizens of respectability
Oar Montreal correspondent, under date of 9Th
inst says. that the address appeared tha. morning.
first, in the Courae newspapers that the sisners
1895 in number) are, many Of them, 10 good Sta
tion-sbout fifty Liberals, and the rest Tories
The Gazette (tbe organ of the Orange facticnl has
come out against the address, as its conductor
Mr.. Fsrrisl W" not previously consulted. Hish-
erto it has supported Annexation. Mr. Hinoks,
Inspector General, arrived in Montreal, from Lon
don, the sh and left for Toronto on the 9th, to
attend Cabinet meeting there.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

,,, ~ ~ A. an ecclesissde, desmiee myssn cenesa
Az, a. example Of perfect obedience 10 The 1919
Be- Apos,orc See ssvinf always csesro "a. sovs
- ,rr,.-, ~. nv vr.tines Ire su6smeut OF tns
49,, fouus ara h.pg anxious TO prove he ua.n ~
secsrauon, without being ecnsusoee on .,s ,s,,eS
>, sS.rv ra. Csholc freely ard o. my owl -
su declare lhsi fully seespt tee ssia esere ,ssat
..,-1,.. reserysuor Furthernose. reetes soo 80
.smn al md every Of TIE doctrines. nssSs ,ss ~ .sss
ana words that Ia thai WHEY or ~ 70 De
,spsts OF a. Holy csaolc Arossohe a. konse 49, 80
pn.Ily dec are that hope with ioe ad OF os.os 3.
~ ai- Ia that Holy Church Ia vhice wn oosn, -
~s,sh h,vs avsd ready for thai object 70 enaas WY
hing and male every sserisee v.~,r.
OF the order Of zoe regular rsesaa o'ens
Sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

TIE STORM o. raE soUSD.-Ihe gale Of Thurs.
day vss very severe on the Sound, te:Ain.ar the
s,ouingson ice and other boat several hours be.
yoni ihse usual time. The Commodore bringing
the Mails from the East, did no; arrive here till sl
o'clock AN. yesterday. though due a; 5. The Bay
Safe and Rhoie Island were still later Ths
Commodore had all the woodwork on the forward
desk, above the guards, stove IN. aud Tor time
her passengers were IN 10 small CONSERVATION
No further unpleasant consequences however
ersued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
lrisburg, Henry, Va.
Bayou 2 Corners, Prairie, Ark.
Dallas H.nllInr lam

lrsburg, Henry, Va.
Bayou Corners Prairie, Ark.
Dallas, Hamilton Tenn.
sAMEs AID SITES CHAr6D
Darien, Fairfield Co Conn site changed, and Edward
Sc0he.d appointed Postmaster.
ConshonOcken, Montgomery Co. Fem site changed.
and Frederick Nlle j. appointed Postmaster
Polkvie, Onondsga Co. y. Y. name changed 10 Little
Utics sad L. Durham appointed Postmaster.
Dalasyllls, Ti0ga Go. Penn. name changed 10 Dag
GETS Mills. suf joan W JOsu appointed Postmaster.
Talbot Fsifnsid Co. Ohio, name changed 70 Lock
Vile and L. l. Milboh appointed Postmaster.
Hughes Jcckson Co. Ohio, name changed TO Key
stone, and Edwin II Gnswold appointed Postmaster.
Crow Creek Wood Co. Va name changed TO Willow
Island.
Chsttshoochee, Gsdsden Co. Fla. site changed to
Steamboat Landing.
Bellville Gonzales Co. Texas, name changed 10 Bel
mont and Thomas Gray appointed Postmaster
East Bend, Hancock Co. III. name and site changed
to Pontoossc snd Jeremiah Smith appointed Post
master.
White Creek, wsukesha Cows. mans changed to
Genesee.
Gooset Wslworth Co. Wis. nameand site changed
to West Hebron, McfIsnry Co. III. and John Adams
appointed Postmaster
Genesee, Wsukeshs Co. Wis. named changed TO
keewsnee.
Pouutsin, Racine Co. VIA. site changed, and Ira n.
Miller appointed Postmaster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
iIinisteriai Rum ors.

cores Dopdeni, writing IRON PaTis lae zh, slstes
ih.i rgnofs srsctDs tie Ansry sgsn revived and
nd-ec u . nOt ccns.d-ed possible !or Ministers 70
osehsr. profound loo cssgreemens and disssr-
si0ns with which Cabinet - Although Count
HoS spoken 0lfor me Presdecey Of the Coancii aud
T5rrs fer i1e fr.nee yet u very doabu1l n
.tst-sen VI their sisndink viii eolseni commit
selves ~ taxing dice a. unstable and 1nceraia mo-
neot Toe Presdeut must be anxious prevent brsak
up Of he Anisuy for ministerial crsis woa.d assune
great Gravity from the Circumstances Of tho STATE ias be-
inz noel coaisnporsneoas with tee meeting Of the As
senbly, Vnose silings must for line % azitAed
enough even uader zoe sas ulfsvorabe circunstsnces
shoch Aoissrs 20 ou oil that The President could hope
for o1ld be 70 MAKE transition Mnisuy for the SAKE OF
gaining time for II more than doubtful that the recog
nZef leaders Of tnz Conservative party would eorseot 70
sss Ofcs al present II possible The Presaert viii pre-
y-r. crisis bu; every says that the Cabinet cannot
aoc. Ire Bourne very ftt 10 consequences OF ne
rumors above referred 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

This body assembled yesterday at me PEAR D.
Baptist Church Ga motion of Ira Harris, VIZ l.
Marcy vss made temporary Chsirmsn, and after re-
cess permsDent org sniEsi.on was made As iolio~s
Presideus-Rev. srsscss II Co.'s, Sew.fcr.. Wee
Pr-sioenis-Rsv. Z Carpenter, rrof- " w. E.ioh'
Rev y T1rrey OF Uaes. Rev c. ~ Chandler Of Brock
port
After the transaction Of formal business the Con
vention sd Journed I'll afternoon
AT toe close Of the evening session. resolution was
passed settling the disputed question Of the Hamilton
University BY continuing that Institution 40 heoosi-
cal ,erinsry and approving the motion of College a.:
Rochester Albany Alas Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
Gold I'm Indiana.

Il has been announced in several pspsrs pub
hshsd In this State, that Mr. Gheg OF Morgan County
hss discovered gold mine on his lsnd. The Brooks
rifle Aruioda says IL has reliable information conrrn.
log the statement and states that the deposits Ia the
bsnks of White River and have been worked By Mr..
o. Tor number OF years Recently, however, larger
force has been employed, and are told the pronts
have been amply remunersrve. Dir. g. obtained his
knowledge Of an old pioneer and hunter, named Wet
eel an eccentric character who probably did not i'm
part the same information another living person. IL
is supposed be obtsned hls knoEledze OF the deposits
from the Iudians fNs~.Albany ia ) Bulletin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Leader. still In Waiiac hia.

Nothing has srsnspired in relation 10 the resolution
Of tue Porte no, yield the Hungarian Refugees to
the demand. OF Austria and RGssis except that Rus
,sn officer Of high rank has arrived at CoustsatnoPl-
20 demand their sxtrsdition.
There Is no douo, that the chief leaders are still At
Widen. In walschs, and the probability l., that as
soon a. the REQUESTS facilities be furnished to .st
them out Of the Turkish doninons, tasi they will be
allowed 70 90 where they please
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

G6rgey arrived al Kageniurgh on ihs ll,h Sept Hts
party consisted Of TWO cSrnsses he, win bic vile aud
talch.er A1d Major Audrsssy IN bis ehssseur
d0usscs IN toe other They aightsd 81 the Kaiser
Krone, where O0rgey uss established hims-h lie goes
about quite re but generally accompanied b
his wlfo Msor Andrsssy OOrgey 10 said TO have en-
pressed The wish ~ OGy estate 10 mo neighoohood of
lagar firtn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
TURKEY.
A Sew ku.,ian Envoy.

o. the TN an sidde-camp " The Emperor Nicholas
Count RadKvilD arrived here from Warsaw on board .
le-ner from Gsaiz His arrival caused good deal OF
excl m mo plomac bod. Ga LANDING the lnpr
El niddecsmp. VINO ass ne rama OF genera received
s,uta Il tn.rteel guns lie has come on special mis-.
sion 10 The Porte The Emperor 10 very much dspleased
with the policy pursued by lhs Turkish Government, and
has .snt MS aidde-cSmp complain. OF The deisi Of
The Generals mission not much mas yet usnspred IL sp-
pears ever that he mas Instructions 10 insist that the
hungarian and Posh refugees shall be instantly given
10 tis geserally believed that the Turkish Government
will not change it, odginsl determination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
rERnrs OF ADVERTISING.

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vvo,5s. Wi, be inserted for q cents
Legal kdvsrfisesnenis-A he raves '1N'- y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
~ IfltGsapa TO The stw-YOak TRIBUNE
Serious Riot Mt ~. Louis-The Pac ihc Kali
,ond Health Of the city, &c

A serious riot occurred ia this city on Tuesday
evening las between the crews OF the steamers aide
od Iu,ehs daring which the mate OF the former ana
,everA. oihers we're severely wounded.
The accounts from the inferior represent much inter
-; a. being manifested IN favor Of tss facihc abroad
Convention. which will be largely attended.
We have no deaths 10 record from Cholera during
s- pas. week which the FIRST week that has escaped
,nco January last The disease still fingers along The
Missouri River.
The intermebts for the week we're % Of which 20
we're under years OF age Weather cool and pleasant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
Victory over the C,rcnss,n ne.

The Cauco.ila C1sstts informs US that tho hlsslsns
bag, a.cs Cd the v-tefenord fortress OF Achugs, the
Of scnamy As soon 40 the hrs aitaek OF the Russians
ON ne basuon suTchsieH had Ecu rspuissd by the Cir.
ca.sans the Russians commenced fresh attack and NJ
ter bloody contest stormed this Of the huryces
th. forms The KEY Of euemys position. The Russians
ost 10 dead and wounded - officers and S51 men. %
July n, general auack made on the fosress OF
ac6ulg. itseN The Circassians were everywhere re.
pulsed The Russisns lost on this day IN dead and
wounded 81 officers and 80 soldiers. second attsch
was put Of TO following cay This Is Russian &C.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL. OF rHE CALEDONIA.
Dates from Liverpool 20 sept. Goth, London
asth, Paris 27th, Vienna 22d. Rome 2isf.

TIE Caledonia rescued Boston a, about clock
yesterday morning. too ate FOR Der mails to be
5roaght on by the NswHAven nae. Oar .sen,
at Boston. however. succeeded in sorwNcins
psper. 10 The Tnbane, from " hich we maze up
the following We shsn give fuller details when
our own files Of Enslish Fresch and Germsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
ssw.YoRK, SATURDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IS, 1919.

TIId Jyd.eioi Disfriet.-WiLLIas B. WRioHr
OF sullivan Co. Thursday renozslaated for Judge
By tie WING Convention Of tel, District 4, Albany
Every Dslesste named hin - his first choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

The Man!el pal Coarcii Of NNocuoe hssins ben az,
.,.vea oyA decree OF the President Of The
new rlecuoa place ca the S2d and % at Ss
p csndidsts., IS OF whom we're members % 'h~ 10"
Ccuncll -, ~
s-vsu Communal schcomssers IN the Dspsrsneos0
ths AMER h.ve be~n dismissed by the 0osernusct os
hxvlns .sen an active par in u the Sciss"
csndidsies thc last general election
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
The American Minister Leaving.

An American corvette, Of twenty guns, named james
town 10 a. present a. anchor In The haroor Mr. Carr
ate Ane rcan Minister here lakes passage In the James
town 10 America Mr. Carr will be dsservedly regreusd
BY his friends At ContanunOpe, on account OF DIS many
generous sud manly quaiues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13
Orssrizntieu OF the Country.

Nothing definite hss yet been arranged with regard
to Hungary. Bat with regard to the schemes OF ar
rangenent thrown out apparently as feees .nere does
not appear any insurmOuhiabe difficulty In the wsy OF
hnai pacincalion upon tie basis Of complete union
with Austria Hungary retaining her old Institutions for
hsr future provincial legislation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

CARR OF COOP Horizons MIroHEL.-sir
Harry smith has isszsd proclamation, declaring that
hs viii withhold tickets of leave from the eonvcts On
hard the ship Neptune upon their arrival and also
TIA, he will nav. IN IN detained IN ship or ss!Ps
10 S. smons Bay but declining 70 send tse o.sA 7,
T,sIsrd az hs wa. urged to by the Inhabitants ~
vii. Be remembered that Mr.. Mitchell - on board tas
Neptune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-13

The Minister Of Fable works accompanied BY N Pc
ranger he President Of the High Court q Juseec aes
vsed Versailles to Inspect the arrangements fof me ST.
prisoners There any.slx eels 10 The rrisoo sec
SHED win q table, bench. washing separsms, snd
hammock but By order Of The Minister Of TIE lnteno,
ne hsmmocs es replaced BY an rcu eedsrsa WIZ
two mstrrpes
Frsreo,s Laccro editor Of the Natssai SsF Os<sf,
eas been condemned by the Count Of Assre 10 sx nooths
imprsouue ns AID ocf ene for oel GO the court ma
VA which condemned Capt Keber 10 death hooih
ara, editor OF The k>ozf,o- De~oerasss e>Sss ass
eeen sesiene-c, BY cefsali by the Cesu OF Assise o.
Of tIe foe hsvirs published ibe.cus srtics 20 'h-
30,h Msy last
letter from Lyous OF the sosh states that the is
Of tne insurgents OF Juns last 10 proceedg before the
court m suis summoned for the csson. sncemakcr
named psuuont has been sentenced 10 imprisonment t
IS years sDd several offers who Rave succeeced 10
Gaping from Justice, have been sentenced TO Transports