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sen,iment of the Ministry.

The Nafgai of the l3th admits thai Tie returns re-
celved snow thal Louis Napoleon Will have very co
siderable ma rty and that be must consequently ae
President 10 dec ares that Though tAls rcsalt Is con
irary - eir wishes u does inspire 4 With anger
Dor make Il despair oi the future and Z sces TIA,
tnoush the majority is -.nst Is party t vii respect
tAc decision OF the country snd consider the
vested With tae nrsi Masstr-cy Of the Republic lhe
legal repfcsru OF the people 0 France rs future
conduct it saws. . - be ~ follows
" Our coCclci win respect ne ne~ power h.ch d.
a1ll 10 rsr, oil be his We deserve hin aud wsich
am VIII sus1uou, sl1 even ~ll flsp.cl1l. sld have
ne ~ ~ 20 % 14i J1t aly determined hostility n
he Go the s1slrs q ne country, believe be
does s1sus IL De compromises interests q ne
country. VAL OPPOSE hl r-.o.lte.y soey 10 COZ
slilusrsl arms We l loi leave .ega! "a 4 ~ DO
rcl leave 10 he nsi instance, ard then olly 10 f0o hin
and 20 defend ia kggr-ssiou &c prncce u " lic
b. owes IS success 4 io@lsy~
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Northern Italy.

The Cgnc0rdia Of Turin of the 9Th inst states that
second popular cem0nstrstlOn had been made that
day notwithstanding heavy fall Of snow The mob
PRESIDED BY FicolOr dag marched To the residence
u N. G0bertl and BY the honors they rendered him
they appear ~ Salute him the future Presden, Of
the Republic
Inc Provisional Government Of Venice has fecreed
that the LAT vi December the anniversary Of the con
cluslon VI the League Of LOnbardy shall be national
holiday.
We learn from the ODiai0as Of Turin. that the Arch
duke Regnier, late Viceroy Of Loubardy had arrived
At AaDtus, and that Badctsky shortly expected
there At the head VI considerable force Il 10 rumor-
ed that Congress OF Austrian Archdukes Generals
aud Princes IS % be held az Mantus b discuss the
laIrs VI lfalY
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SPAIN.
The Cariist War.

] he Carst bands are everywhere pursuing their tn
gmPns and depredaOus lhrOs gaogt The Northern Prov
lne-s II Estudisnts, who Commanded one Of thoss
nor les As year nae again made hs appearance 10 Old
C-sule and MS resusctstion, Ia an insurgent form
wa sgnszed BY the robbery Of the diligence which
runs between burgos and Madrid
Previous 70 hearing Of ais q ght Gaets the Govern
msn' nsd decided upon making demonstration In "a
Fof OF Toe Pope Three fnzates and three war steam
eFs Teae ordered Cyita Veccns. and troops 70 be
landed and marched ~ Rome
CAoferas headquarters Al Vedrs He has 80
orl;ers and 90 soldiers prsoners
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ROME
The Popc'. E-cnpe from hi. Capital In the Dis
Eui-e OF servant.

The flnoyfnr account of the Popcs Sight from Rome
int, the Nespotan territory = furnished y the Nap g
correspondent VI the Z zfs
since he Assassination Of Ro.si ~ Pore relsf -
a e. - cr.. -@r in he Cgi-ns he Duke hsfccufi
BE- T--r-b R-p--s-uistve. pr- % reside IN me
,.. - ~ -,s II rdir ~ nr-ctio1 Cf hs ger
- s-t ga 20 he sJVsr,ign forrt TIE tufne-- Re
Government Wsu. cr On he Pope. ns1 e. cli VIZ W
SANCTION snd fsr tt Re carry resoulon no. 'o r
tsi-i TO- that - refuses even io receive ne reports
ng 20 invsnah- custom y he occr ~ ne .aai- scl
sis- = hinfs cod not l1r- c1c-uus ard - re - N
tae sirousfc crr1s - g ssi, srs7get Plan f9r ne
hhers too OF h. o ~ess. Of rhirn The iniisr -Ne-o'
enthusiast o. ihr Culnffe Spsrr ire mister ci 6sHsn-
Al ezry hour. previously scrr-d TO- ne fope t7e-
int0 private r1Cm ~ ilr purpose oi AppaFrh.f l't
ring n Oh Gee n.rmsn hsv- i' name 80 mere Or -
luissf himself l the livery of A7 BAY usn .fgA pr
rev inmates ne cariage % he MISTER wss cfs 81
r- Count re Srslr followed hy l1e Pope. disguised ~ me-
cescslde me grsrd slscase. en- er- , carr :. -
fh- Pope mounting he box sOrEsdr ne coscnrNi A-e
afifc- sro ts lclr afl-a Ter n .1- - f t4
o r ouiVari guards ard he goCi cd man va. rnsf ca
Oh tresfte the ar 20 l'euy. ure sicily on NfFs II 'r
residence uf he ksvarisn Ar s.rr another iH snorN'n
was made TIE Pore took C7 te livery slt ard cr-ss,o
hms-f .l he lsgA costume ~ me sers casr 'f OF
lrr4ier s1I DE- spaur having already Evru unn1f ui
h. u.eraoa Of gong Napes srd received pass ~ :
from zee G1vernme1t post rorsss were soon ofa-
Count ana rs f-pp1sed clsp ain olk lief tcrs IN me
carriage sud irer happily cesfrd The Eslas Oi Rome l
VA. some before fe mistake Discovered, - OF course
irs care used by ih0e 1 De secret 90 Say That h'
rrhef When ihe ghi becsme Sn0wl .l' mIrif'ry Wa
hrderfruck sr-. - hear -rsrpors were dis neictl o
brink back DE fugitive kIl eiter fasa nee~4r 'Lcl
nr ths lovernn-ent hestlei n arfcs1L ne pcs .
srnasssdor. ard i- Colrt sQsIr. VIE hs reverend
charge cossei he frontier safety Nd srrrud al Isels
lsrg- 0wr he frst il te Nrapnt tan territory, r" i'
-ou rerrscins The Pope let The Olin1s o1 te eyen
OF he .i,h ami arrived a. Gse.a ol DE might &c Inc @
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NAPLES AND SICILY.

Mr. Temple, the English Envoy - the COur, Of Ma
pies arrived Rome The I'D and mad an interviews
with Father Ventura. Mr. T. announced tha. ~ w..
the bearer o. the utnstum of England and France
concerning the Scilian question. Jne articles say the
italian papers are nearly those prOposed by Lord Min
sicily shall have separate Administration. Consttu
ton Army and Navy The CrO~n VI sicily shall be
united 70 Naples should either Of the parties refuse
tais ulumatum, the question will be decided by "a.
sword France and England msntailing a strict neu
ualiy
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THE GERMAN REPUBLIC.
The Hfohr. If fAr German Empire

Tie proceedings o the Frankfort Assembly sin.e our
ssi n themselves important, lll ST. lrn4a-l ,i
much oi that importance br the complicated sad m
stable character % the Assembly. resulting from me
sfe and present proceedings IL Vienna and Berlin On
h- -f1 Inst che Assembly occupied p conste ring
the fundamental n hts q the German Peep p Nntn
among other. the following articles were definitely
adopted
Every German has the right Of eirzenshp Of the Ger
man Empire. He msy exercise 10 every uerinah .r d
The r-rfs sccrl'r- o. him p means OF inls I-nt To-
r-ht ID elsctug into tn Imperial Assembly u ter1ed
ID an Iuuera. lsW oi election.
Evry herman has he right % soj9urnins " dWel.
n. any part Of the lmpers. territory ne flslt %
acquiring and dsp0s.n- NJ landed property 90 every
kint of pursuing any calling nat tends 70 iEeinood
and ol acquiring the right ~ local citizenship
The penalty oi '0ss Of citizenship shai not exist And
1 cases whore % has already been declared ia eirc'
shall cease provided acquired private rights are not
impaired by IL annulimfni
Liberty Of en- grafton is rot restricted by the state
Emigration fines lgaiola fu'graioHnl may not Pee
levied. The matter Of euiesation is under the proiec
ton 81 70 - the care 0f the Empire.
The law makes 90 dif-rC-cs between the various
orders loi the people al privilege attaching 10 par
iicllr orders are abolished. The MOBILITY "a an order
abolished 81 Germans are equal IN the eye oi the
lsw
All title. Oh fsr az they sre NOT connected with sn
Office are abolished and nay never a-ain oe intro
flcef AYES 2fI Nlcs, I'D
so m-mH-r oi German state can accept IN order
from foreign state Ayes. ~ Noes l,n. The o1h-
cation O. To- the armed forces u the same Tor al
the sending substitute u not allowed
The penalty of death except when prescribed by
martial law VI where admitted by naval lss IN cases
of mui.ny A. also N punishment Of the pillory 81
branding and OF bodily chasiisenent are abolished
livery German has the right of expressing his oPn.
ion freely by WORT of mouth writing printing and pic
t0rial or pssrc representation.
The freedom Of the Press may not De limited. sus
pended or annued under any circumstances or IN any
way whatsoever, by preventive measures either by
ceusOrshg. concessions payment 81 caution. Stale
imposts restrictions imposed ihe printing Offices, or
the bo0ktrafe by p0sta prohibitions or any other
irnpedimenis thrown in the way OF free Intercourse
The insertion OF the words hy preventive mes-
sur-s~ was carried by 81 against o. and the word
suspended BY 2tj asainst I'll
on offences committed by the Press which oh.
ciaIIy prosecuted verdict shall De returned by Jury.
las In relation % the Press viii be enacted by imperial
authority
livery German hss toll liberty of faith and conscience
80 one is compelled 10 reveal his religious convic-
tons
No one is bound TO attach himself to any religious
community Cfns last clause was carried pr against
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POLAND.
The Ancient nfnsdom to be restored.

letter from P0sen dated Dec. ., which 10 quoted II
the CoiosRe Gd-eie says Prussia % condition tn1i
Russia should reeesaosa the kngdoom Of Poland and
place the Duke VI Leucteuburg over 10 40 KING has
cseded Russia that part Of the Grand Drehy Of Posen
which, according to the line Of demsrksron traced ~
Gen Won chusr Bernstein nas not been incorporated
into Germany The formal act OF eessiOn will take
place on January l. The arrival OF Russian Cogn
cor OF Ksisch mas reference 10 the execution
Of this imp 1rtanr treaty
similar ne gotistions have commenced with Austria
on the snbsct OF the cesson OF crscow and the Polish
part Of Gacs bat the reality Of this no, Yet deter
mined The new kingdom Of Poland VII have con
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IRELAND.
The -tale Trials.

The special City C0mmLssi1n " Oyer and 1erminer
opened Ia Dublin On Tuesday asst Tie presiding
Judges are Mr. Justice Perrin Baron Richards and the
Lord Mayor OF Dublin Little interest would Dc attach.
ed 20 tue proceedings 70 not tia, the trial VI Mr.
Charles Gavin Dgiy expected - take place ihereaf
Mr. Justice Perrin 10 charging the Grand Jury Of the
toe Grand Jury came into Court and the Foreman
handed down true bills against Mr. Charles Gavin Du-y
on al the counts Of the Indictment TIE Court az
pointed yesterday friday for the alignment Of the
prisoner. The tra, RS probable vii not commence
before Monday, there VII De q good deal Of LEGAL
s2srrng before the inertia Of the are entered uuo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
Anniher Bonnnnrfe EIerfeh.

The election for Deputy 10 ine National Assembly Tor
Corsica ter minated In the return OF NJ Louis Lucen
bOnspsric The con Of The sle Lgclen Bonsyaro, and
brother OF the Prince % Cauino. The number. were
NJ Louis Lucien boDsparte.--.---. ..-..---ll ~
beucrSl Arrig 10 go
General ArTish Was recommended 10 the electors by
Jerome BonApsrte. "a hing 81 westphalia by his son
Napoleon. and by Prince Louis Napoleon 10 opposition
TO NJ. Louis Lucien Bonspzrte. Lueen aud bis sous
were always 90 account % their incorporating Re-
puoicansnl objects Of iea- and dislike - the other
members OF The Bonspsrie family
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fil-cfilQnfou-.

There were aauing riots a Memel on the iih INST.
the town being petey IN the hands of the pOpuace
during four OF i've hours. Great excuses were com.
miffed.
The proclamation OF the new constitution seems 10
have created but little excitement in Berlin, and the
funds have nee risen.
Professor Raumer. ursi and historian Of hrstrate
emnerce and al present envoy from the Central Power
- Paris has addressed letter for publication - the
hesitate t. declare 10 the most unqualified terms that
b. eniertsns dsubt the unique stiOnsbe right Of
the Prussan act il has acted in regard 10
tne adjournment and transfer OF the Chamber 70 Bran
denburr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

RIGHTS or ANgRicAS ClrIzsNs.-We publish
our nrst page the entire Correspondence lex Doc
No, IL. H. Raid on table and ordered printed Dec
- between the accredited agents OF the British GO.
vernment and own. on the imprisonment OF two OF
citizens in Ireland for the crime % of being gu,
pscted OF RspableAnism We regret to say that this
correspondence was shsmefu!ly mismsnaged on our
part but columns crowded that must de-
Ter proof OF this assertion till other occasion
For the present only call attention TO the CORES
pondence insoent the part OF England craven
and contradictory on our side.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

CONGRESS -Bota Houses met on Friday, bus
nothing was done Of interest more than va. reported
In our Saturdays paper by Telegraph TIE petition
presented BY Mr. Niles wss nom the Publishers OF New
York for tree Exchange Of Books The Paeheco hin
discussed In Iae House sPproprsses 10 the legal repre-
sentstives of Antonio rscAeco Sl0OO the estimated
value Of slave transported with the Seminole Indians
10 the West by order of Gen. Jesup.
Both Houses adjourned over I'll tomorrow when we
uust they will 60 WORK in earnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

sftat;on granted 10 H. and VIII - plsced
" under the protection q the three powers Al ~.
may be considered stfempt b satisfy tn Poles
and sxtinguisn that important focus 81 revelation Zoe
E.stsrn Europe
n toe sucmpi should ISL the whole 81 Poland ~ill
return under The domination u Russia and fh- pogu
lsron OF the Grand Duchy Of Poem hopes confidently
that The cession ~ Russia will b. eHrcted
TIE Gassfis o. Poasa. however asserts tas' u dec.
Dot give credit o. ms strsDge Intelligence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
ENGLAND
The Postal Convention.

We have much pleasure In announcing that the basis
" the postal convention with the nited fates has
length been finally settled and dram Of the c0nyen.
ton itself will be sent by this days steamer 10 America
tor ratification BY the senate Of the United States By
the convention considerable reduction will be made
upon the postage % American letters and that
the I'D feeling on both sides which the question mad &C
3asioned viii be definitely removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
His Present situation.

Tire King OF Naples. with his family, immediately
proceeded 30 Gseta. when the news reached Naples.
The Queen oni Princes remained 40 Gseta while me
kir- returned 10 Naples % make preparations 'r the
reception of the Pope The Romsu and spanish Min
isters Al Naples went O. Gaets aui thc diplomats
CORPS al Rome except the Sandman member thereof,
has arrived At Naples with the Cardinals
Upon the b'ec, of his place of dshI a paper puo'
hshsd tine spot remarks
There 10 90 doubt hat ihe temporal sovereignty oi
Roman Poluf has been pscr n serious jeopardy uy No
withdrawal u Plus lN Had De gO1e mere pul eun
The shadow the b1inhSrder u Mesns. and the ASSASSIN
OF The Bandiegs the Democracy would have borne pa
ientv MaIs -oud have bee considered decofols AMI
dguf "a retirement But he has has chosen To sal 90 ma
same bOa the desstei ferdinand, snd there viii he
hut one conc usou drawn m sy VIZ that he eppras lo
and f.1gs down he gsun - 90 once .iefn
and corffirg subjects This most serious matter and
the ferds aud gdurer. of the Pope hed with dele'
uol and dependency"
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HUNGARY
II y y " = II
American Mediation Desired.

The Pes;h House OF Representatives hss dec. Area
the Ihrene Of Hungary vscsnt ard he house Of sgs
burg unworthy % reign 10 10 ssid thsi hossg.a IA
written % Nr s:yics he United States N.n'sis- 10 o.
Der to REQUEST rim u.s. ITS naurnce vita Wni.sgh
giafz o induce the a.t named o consent ~ ihrse
months truce sfh Hungary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

the Archdukc JOnn Of Austria resign biz post A. Reich
syerweser il j. not improbable that the King OF Prussia
viii be- elected head IF the German Empire the nsgo-
t4tons the subject said to be one OF the causes
OF the continued stay OF the Frankfort Commissioners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

ing their holdings NJ. ortships estates Scarcely
q NIGHT passes Il i sad. bu; teusnt dresding
eviction and feeling tbs pressure Of snd poor rates
his escape - some seaport carrying with him
al be can coiect Lord Gengal u said % regret the
departure Of Ms tensntrv ard % Be inclined 20 mss~
absisments II they would remain he will shortly
have 600 scres % himself O. I'll crop. and pay the
poor rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
The Little Duchie-.

The Duke II Ssxe.A tenburg mas abticated Ia favor
OF his brother George Tho new Duke is 90 his I'D
year. aud Is married 10 a Princess Of Meckenburg
Schwerin. while MS niece Is the wife OF the Prince
Royal OF Hanover The news from Anhat Bernburs
announces that the Duke has been declared, by the
Commissioner Of the Central Executive and by the
Diet ia Bernburg incapable OF reigning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
tranci- Joseph 4.

he I-Se~stae Zaf.ss. speaking % the Emperor
francis Joseph. says The young Emperor cas Esd
ine slyAnAge u very careful education, md be has
carefully studied several OF the sciences Ills talent
i'f languages Is very .reat aud his style highly ca
ussied lie = very fond OF military science, snd Is
acquainted with IL met minute cetzLs De hss been
present. ~ several o. ths engagements which nave
tak-n Plsee "a f2y during the lzts campaign Great
pains have been taken make aim early acquainted
wii1 various modes Of life very fsFOrabir impress
si5a las been produced BY as sylng himself Francis
Joseph-,ne name OF Joseph . inexpressioy dear 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

LOWELL ELrcrIoS.-The Election for Mayor
of the City OF Lowell on Thursday last resulted
As follows ID. 5. RICHARDSON, Wing 1854; j.
French, Free-Soll. l,57s Scattering, 20. MAJ
for Richardson. IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
The Writ. Of Error.

Mr smith OBrirn, anc TIE other parties convicted a.
Clonmel, remain Al Richmond Brdesen There /, a
very general rumor th., the Judges Of the Queen !,
bench sre unanimous against the prisoners on the win
Of error and that ia OF unanimous decision of
that Court Ia iav0r Of the Crown the Attorney
Of an sppea 70 the House
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

THE AMERICAS PULPl1."-Our Photographic
report Of Rev. DR.. CHEEyER's Sermon on The
dangers and duties Of Christians in relation To
California will appear on Wednesday morning
The Foreign News occupies ali our space this
mo-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

The official returns for Paris are not yet published,
but III, following table OF tho from Paris aud
the Bs1eue nearly accurate that 10 may be Ac-
ccpted no, ming any error which affect the
general result
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

TIE report rf the death OF iarshiu racha hss bfcu
ROYALTY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

or not, he has gsined much popularity. Two yesrs
ago the young Monarch for some time IN England
whence he returned fui q enthusiasm tor the Brush
o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

FROM HArTL-CaPt. BEswicN, Of the schooner
orb which has just arrived at mis- port IN IL dsy'
from Gonaives - Domingo, informs that both poll
ticaI snd commercial Affairs were ia very unssfgis5
.,.,a ~ oh. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

II An Election takes place in Massachusetts,
today for Congressman In the I'D. Iyth vrh and Xth
pistricn which failed to choose at the late trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

he father General Girsrdin ard hss ben refused -
He vii probably once more D in opposition 70 me
Government He also asked the ot-ce OF hinister OF
Finance for himself and Is Tss impossn.e ~ grant
this vest there l. already coolpess. Which N cay
or twl vt probably .-sl O. an egen rl2tlrr warns
BuEssud 8 70 Be Commander in chief Of TIE AIuy u
TIE Alls tIt 10 Is o. remain fl- the present ~ ats
TIE uew Ministry Eas formed win ne Ill sPPreo7'
son 1f M Thiers Mo.k and Marshal bu-eald
VEL informed Pans paper says o. - iar ~ We can
Judge from the incomplete returns that arrive - Us
from ics Departments the s1-fases were ai'lled ID
tne following proportions. .-.
Lowe Napoleon ............-.....---.-o Per cent
lavai-nac -.-.----.-------- --- ----------
Le1rl flolil -.------ .---- .----------
t.ss iil ---------- ----- ------- ------------
Lam artlle ----- $500 L
lis calculated ths, the C0umissiorers gho rave
been appointed % examine TIE votes. w. nave con
cuicd their lao0rs on Monday next ara tnai NE Na
ucusl Assembly ~ On "Wednesday proclaim The IRE.
sifert a tre Republic We sha then, i = hoped feel
res assured Of period Of tranquility and repose.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

~. We have later but lot very important
nsw. from Mexico which IL crowded oei By Pres'
OF other matter. Many itsms VI domestic new. mns
Walt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

PRIzE PAisriNG FOR SALE.-' The stag Hunt
offered for sale al half lis original cost By fons
nate member Of the American Adualoa. See sdyef.
tsement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

Ey-BARsUhs Museum viii be crowded to-dsy.
y $ always me iasorbe place Vi Tor children
veil a. those Of more mature years holidays, aud
today the combination OF novelties snd performance
A. ct forth ia the programme ia our adgefu.s. col
qoias, will be sure 10 crowd the place early aud ate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
Voluntary Eyicrion..

Jates tais head the Lia<rtcs Erans.<r snnounces
ina, Lord Glerssrs .enanty are voluntarily ABANDON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01
0g9Y ITEnga

S1' THE FARMERS CLUE OF the American In.
stitute will hold us rst meeting since the Fair ~
NJ tomorrow, in the Rooms Of the Institute. corner
Broadway and Anthony II Several interesting com
muDcstons viii be made relative - the native Grape.
Of the Connecticut River, with the native Plum md
other fruits-togeiher with history OF the Alpscs
Sheep. and dissertation the general culture snd
growth Of Wool by gentleman recently returned from
South America No doubt the proceedings will NJ quito
iutrre.tiug and of value
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

MNE BISHOPS CONcERr.-The grand Gaia Con
cert including he magnificent poya4e M4sicai, will be-
repeated with additions 20 morrow evening. at the
Tabernacle. Co. # you wish 10 know why regret
tns, We have not room 10 say more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

~ We received 10 mail south Of Pe,ensarz
Yesterday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-01

~ Messrs. Appleton Co desire Us 10 mss.
ton that the lnclemency o. the weather on SATURDAY.
prevented rnsnyd their friends from examining their
stock VI elegant holiday Book. they will Keep open
toer store this day till o'clock
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SHEFAAED from Rio Jsre.ro. which por; she let on
the 18th Of November reports thst the Pacific mail
steamer California, Capt FoxsEs was advertised 70
sail for PAnsms on the 2ls, u that month
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FiEE.-rhe premises 80 Mulberry-st were ses
On ire ON Saturday night BY tbs accidental upseltng
Of stove. Il was extingui.hed, however BY the TO-
mates and nsishbor', after uiaiag damage had bess