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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

chnlera-Thc River. X c.

rffr1t 81 Litter rom Ntr- prtdhs
That YOU may have some idea oil the del's'''s
of residence in the Crescent City, let me &c" 9'-
something of the Cholera Monday last al hSn'' oi'
sick EXCEPT G. and he was sick sunday IN consel
of too much cxertion Tuesday talked Win III
very gcutczlanly man "Wednesday nc was o"f',~
Yesterday very early in the morning said soou mon
ins 10 a fine hearty looking man, the agent OF ~ ~,
banks concern last evening he was dead, he' -NI
Goodrich went. Tuesday, 70 bapuse chio-"e ou'
RED Il Nednc sday its sister "Wednesday evening, ana
the nurse Yesterday ulOTninesll IN good heah Al ''
ceremony Tuesday morning. Now this state oil thiS'
: trirhtfl We kccp busy the drays rattle, anu a nv
r. Tide of Humanity occupied with = thousand cares
"a snxircs 20 by and death silent and quick, scizes
80 sJ ,her, one of the crowd and hurrcs him away
- so,n nat he is scarcely missed The newspaper
-, ANNUALLY agreed "a say nothing OF the Cholera
- The word /. included IN an obituary notice i i
49, oyt-they fear panic and paralysis OF trade
S.SaDs ,hcv are right; but assure you one feels a.
iebc d,velt in the midst Of DEAN ,,-. ........
= tn river i again ihreateninsiy hsh a. n mo
n, - is "A feet higher than Lake fonehAL'Ia.h II
of the civ Al we want 10 complete tne com
.e md enioymonis OF NewOreans Is 70 lslPots
,.sno and an earthquake and then deciaedy ~
'.n1id no Mace where one might ENJOY INC uH0'
sinty OF all things earthly
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The sitting OF the 2ih entirely occupied IN consider
ae the bin Introduced by General LamOnciere tor the Or
gauizauon OF the army The bill proposes 10 ebohsl
drawing by cOnscr p0n and % make every one liable e
military service Bat the state does not want every ons
f0 be- soldier those who do not wish 10 enter the rank
ars % be tined fund for those who do The Oh
ects % h the army with of military tastes and Il
pockets those who prefer civil pursuits Thiis me ne"
aw would the chance Oi escape which Il given
hy he drawing for The conscrpuon and II does away Win
af ancabe system Of arrangement by which me insn on
whom the lot falls may fnd another 10 take lis place
General Ruhere proposed that the bill should be referred
10 tie Council Of State for the sake of obtaining report
from this debcratve body General Caysiguac opposed
his c'ur.c and division, was supported by 81 u
- The bill was accordingly proceeded with
AR J, stating that the army was 20 be recruited bj
yearly ieyles aud by voluntary enlistment Art = decar
ng that no who Is not trenchnan, aud ma
children born France Of foreign parents shall be liable
.O0l az they shall be admitted 10 the enjoyment 81 clV
ghis Art sang that such ind yiduals shall De eheud
Ell from the army have been condemned 70 afctive and
Infamous penalties have lost their civil rights and Art
called out the reserve were .everay adopted with
on discussion.
Arts 10 u inclusiyely, regulating the contingent fo
each department. the mode Of ballot aud other details
were also adopted
Arts 49, "a and ID, containing provisions winch cAnno
~ effect unless The Assembly should have admitted me
principle OF c0fsaa. IA small sum paid by each man "ht
should not have been drawn 20 the arnyl were reserved
on The proposition OF NJ Mortimer IemauN
Art l6, declaring that 10 Tie cantons composed Of sew
era cOmuuue- the examination O lie Isis sna aAs p act
a. the chief town, was adopted
Art II relates 20 the exemptions az present IN force
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Miscellaneous.

According io ile bhhder, u ha- nee alscoNe'i Nai me
bresses aud other essential paris Of Westminster Anney
are IN diia rdaed, and even .mmneny dangerous con.
dOn no threaten with destruction some ~ ne royal
chapes and the national relic. they contain IA furt-
ameuarv return. shows Thar the quantity OF proof spiriis
DISTILLED iu the United Kingdom. 100 the year lsb' Wa7
= LNbi gallons-of which -24jijl5 gallons, yielding a
duty OF 55708i were entered TOR home consumption
The testmonialo fe memory Of The late Lord george
Beniluck VIII be a richly Ornamenfed Gothic structure,
about ffy high. and m the style ~ me Fourteenth
Century II VIII cover space 90 twenty square ieei
SPANNING TIE GloBE.-An American merchant. bound
lr CevOn left Newly The ifn of April, u the Cana
ia mai steamer and arrived 10 Liverpool on Ae morning
OF the 18Th Amer transacng some business u Liverpool.
and London he arrived Southampton by the day mail
-aln on the nth and Immediately embarked on ho1rd me
Rrou steamer, which preparing 90 start iof AeNan-
ara with fhe Indian mail IMr gentleman VIII reach a :
destination on the l5th Of June This VIII probably be,
for length snd rapidly he most extraordinary VOYAGE
ever performed.
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PRUSSIA.
nefeuf of the 11iuiafry.

Al the sitting Of the Chamber he 2ist, resolution
Accepting ths German Constitution IL staDds, vas
strongly opposed BY Count brandenherg In the name %
me alleging that the alteration msde N ID.
Constitution in the second reading Frsnkfof, rendered
t impossible for Prussia to accept uncondionsLsy,
hough he acxn0w edged the efforts made 20 pfocsre
modification Of the present form Of ne Cons,ton 10 F'
cord with the other powers had failed Tho resoitton
Vas. however carried by majority of I'D 10 ls
IN the debate which occurred on ms oeesson, co'
goandenberx In reply RObertDs, amid ceep cne
spoke az follows. 1.-THE Government Wa arGs - ~
what anxiety the country looked 20 ne hns sy.sson ~
Ne woud read the h ghlympor,sni document wn,cs -
he'd N his hand The 0oyerninen, o. - a ~ sy
- ne rofes ~ Jsrusry q and February H. snd that hss
ssn,sned ire 70 de course y ms note q me "a On
~. 800 TIE Government Of bs Majesty has ercs
s.S -. lively wish 10 unite all German states 10
rnnsSer.te state feels painfully that such union ~
- IN fns perable obstacles, or the present mo
49, insnossibe and Seplores The deception Of ~ own
hooes tke Government would, however, fsli into con"s
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THE RIOTS.
Additional Particular. and Incidents.

The excitement in relation to the Riots has al
most entirely subsidized The general feeling OF the pup
,,ears 10 be- in favor OF the measures taken boy the
cty authorities. There are stu threats To be he"in III
.ooe quarters but the lawcss hcut Of passion which
brought ON the late dcplorabc Occurrences has cooled
1oup The better judgment Of the community al last
prevails over the spirit of riot aud destruction
We give nun Der of additional particular obtained
from various sources
We arc reoncsted 10 contradict the statement of Mr.
Romsncs death at the riots The people IN the store
corner Of Eighth 81, and Thiriavcnuc, mstook another
man. who was breathing hs last there when our re-
portor called 10 inquire, Tor Romano
Mr. John $. Jones. 2l9 sullivan st. was not killed as
,,ported We arc glad 10 learn this from Mi Jones
himself
Mr uonpo,. the proprietor OF the NcwY York iIotci
a badly injured in the face attempting Ia barrcade
the doors Of his house TO prevent the entrance OIL
crowd IN oucst of Mr. Macrcady, who had occupied
rooms at his house.
Mr John Bvrnc. connected with The Nation received
bullc through hi coat, which passed under Ms arm
without doing him the slightest injury
Mrs Erennnn house keeper ior Mr. kernochsn cor
NO, ot Second avenue and Ninth So while passing zap
the Bowcrv on her way home, leaning upon the arm Oh
man was struck by ball IN her lett thish' "mch
passed through the heshy part OF this and the "eh'
,hgb vithou, inmrng the large vessels or the bones
wound no, mortal.
Mr Mscready left the City in the uniform OF sol
dn, and was escorted out of the City by several ON
Ger. Ne went to New Rochelle ON horseback lie
seemed greatly shocked by the account OF the scenes
which were transporting IA he lett
sx,vtbree persons were taken into custody on Friday
night by the Police Aston place ON charges oi ihro"
inc stones at the Police and soldiery
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National Bankruptcy.

GouIchauN then rose go eNcuipaie himself from the
chai.e frequently brought against him out o doors Il
having cnun-eed me- Provisional Government 10 suspend
fe payments of tae Treasury and 90 declare national
hanknptry lie declared that there was no truth IN the
report but thar true chat Dee bad been advised To do
90 hy an important personage now member OF me
Assembly
LeaniRoun called upon NJ GoudchauN 10 give the
name and said that bee had also hal similar accusation
roe against him by aneWspaper of " hch he propre-
Tor very person who gave the advice Inc rson
question was great banker no Pans namely NJ pe"-
funrfr
VI Goudchauv stated that, as % was no tab'nsi '"cel'
De- H,d uo hesitation in say ing M he pfrs" VINO gave
him Toe advice was AciIlie F0uld
" Flld mounted the tribune and endchvOred % eN'
plain the sense of The cuuuses % VI GoudchuUx vi lr
Arm Ron cal ed upon II F0uld to say whether not he
had proposed declaration OF bankruptcy Nj. fuuld de-
csr,d That he had not, whereupon VI GoudchaiiN de-
csrrd that he bad. NJ Fould reiterated ms assertion
and afier a violent scene the matter dropped for the
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FROM BERMUDA AND WEST INDIES.
An American Nachi-i Race In Prospect
Intelligence from Jamaica, Demarara and
>a--ru.


BgRHrDA May 2. l-i'
The only local circumstance that have th-s
month TO note possessing an interest Tor the readers
Of Thf Y5une BE- the arrival within waters 90 one
If ,he Yachts OF the gay gentry OF Boston The -ehr
Breeda. ri and from that port a. anchor n 'he
.sgoouIkc hafbor Of the town oi Hani.ton-the
metropolis Of group Of is.ands she .s. indeed b
beautiful specimen Of the skn and OF your naval
architects bai. to the minds Of our maratme judges
hero rather too small for HI Atlantic voya-er
Tho Brcqdo arrived OF those Stands GA 'he @fh nt.
after adl.agroea1. passage and into he haf0or Il
II George After remaining ,hcfe hFc days She came
20 Hamilton. where. A. have before stated. she now
ies :; il already mooted that the fr0f9 hs' been
challenged 10 -si race with the Pearl tho largest
Yacht belonging % tie Royal Bernuis scht Club.
and tha, the contest vii very shortly take pisce u
viii doubtless bc very csciti- AGAR and tie d.i-
ference between the yachts al tend 20 make il more
3d. The Perl j. nct..rl smaller than The Br'9a1 .
1ut you may fancy that We have no humble opinion ~
what our Watching craft DO when hesitate not 10
enter upon contest against such odds should me
wmOrcd AFFAIR come OF. shal. not iai io eppH-e you
The Royal NAL steamer 7Lame from Nassau, Ia
wanna Sc arrived here fhe 3D. -ne has brought ac-
counts from Jamaica 20 the I'D AprL lhere u very
little from that quarter. nc ncrinAhi- lia
planters are deriving some satisfaction from tne .nl
proveincnt that has taken place IN The prices Of "cst
India produce 10 the markets of England and Of course
all thor hopes that IT. may continue and Dee pro
grcssife Tho island was perfectly peaceful. Accord
ing the papers speculation was ripe a % no n-irFc
tons which The Governor would receive from the sec
rotary Of state respecting the political affairs ~ the
Colony-nhcthcr Responsible Government would Do
conceded and the ola Council o Officials be- scnt o. me
the night about The Legislature must b. convened Do
fore the 18th Of October next ~ the import pales
Aci VIII expire IT that time
No F4r oefr aIn
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nenrecinfion in Land.

Every dav new zcrs trans plre re- Feci-l2 nc l--
Der -trion h. market value 10 and Oe -. - -
leu Ar shall MENTION ID go SO -. I'D
IL V..r,r-arf within few niles ~ A'hlJlf We -
f,r ..le n consisted uf a mans 0n-lo1-e ~ - &
49,. :, 90 go TOR goo 5lf -le pnrcha-e IS ~
~ bv .ome egsl di6cu.ues Ine iol.9sl ns -, IN
II. ~ -. s,,,siras ID be- sold i0r Io.9r 1li aiIfil'
r.-a-- - - iu.erripred the -a.e. Ar1tler year
as ~ rfe zane properly Fas = up ~ - .a' =,
49, "a chsnc-ry when The pa ne. -H " - : 80.
~ 100 ~ court 20 prevent 80 -f-at -aff
- IL $500 and here va a. order Tor DE a.
rs - ~ - .a.- TIE creditor became impof'ns-e
-, 4slav. and tlr e-rste, WLlcl would have
-, .-i.f sve wears ago wa finally disposed ~ Tor
% ~ ~,~r,v ose-.alf fle amount The solicitor 70 fas
y,ver The particulars - stated and be - q! OPT
80 IL am properly. COW tie market, would
-os1o- .fl .l8-l-f amount. u bidders could b. had
Al -
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miscellaneous.

Il appears that the subscriptions received by the Club q
The Rue de PoDers tor the purpose OF publishing sud Dis
yet only .l2col francs, The Director. Of he Club have
abandoned The des Of founding cheap newspaper. &C
sinhue pamphlets and short calculated 10
tighten the operative classes TO the danger attending
the realisation OF the Wild theories OF the Red RepaeA-
cans. 511.oc such pamphlets have already been ercu-
lated a, nominal pree' and number OF ioe esdns oc'
q on OF the public a. one half penny each.
VI Eugene RaspsL sRepresentsuve Of The people, wss
sentenced hy default the goth inst BY The Court OF Coz
REGIONAL Pohce, 70 TWO years nRrisonnisn and LOW
me for striking his colleague. Pont
The Committee the responsibility Of the Post Ofc>
viii recommend that the Poet Ofee shall guarantee al
losses by accident or theft, Of all paper money 'rsnsmet
The lsss-sbss Nafiosals mentioning the death Of de-
enoude chief Editor OF the Gdists ds Erascv. which
took place last Thursday Hyeres ssys "Nhsever cpir
on may entertain OF VI de Genoadcs doctrines, one
cannot but regret in HIM the distinguished man Of learning,
and above al. the man OF unshsksele eonvlcnons :"
scarce in the age live NJ de Genoude, sler the Re'
oluuon of lsS0 strongly espoGsed the II
On the death OF his vile, which took plsee shortly shs
WAS Eloquent and preached Versailles and Pare TIE
Bishop OF the former place and the Archbishop 81 fs
ground OF his being .ull journalist. tie continued 10
manage and write Ia tho Gas.e d tyanes and withdrew
from Tho pulpit
A letter from Doulen. say. M Blsnqu IL reported 10
be- seriously ~ III added that. since his arrival al the CIT
sde he has refused TO take oer food than leaves Of
allowed 10 have scientific books with the p-Tuss 81
hich he employs himself IN hs captivity. III. wife aud
Ms Youngest sou hea PHsot
tie said be perfectly calm AMI resigned TO his fate.
and h health remains the came as was previous TO h-
Imprisonment
fhe names OF Louis Blanc csussideIe, and tho che'
prisoners who had been condemned by default were
posted ON the pillory si Paris on the 18Th mat Tho
pco,s are exceedingly indignant al This outrage, hey
Term aud as the Quay auA feufs "a contiguous 10 i'
pory, they proceeded 20 The flower market rnfcsse
all the lowers and showed them under tho names, which
did assuredy post for such an ovation
tndcr Louis Philippe thus extremity Of The law Was never
veuturcd upon .
Gen Larncrcitrc In accepting the nomination 10 the Ma
uonal Assembly the department Of Safe, goes de-
cdediy for universal suffrage, the Constitution ana me
| Republic.
The Committee Of the Assembly 10 which was feieffef
the appointment II Gen Chanesrner to the command oi
the National Guard and the Regulars Ia and about rsfis
has decided that he cannot hold The TWO Oficcs
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~ The National IEfeH genoeT understand
that Jos. c. q. KENNEDY has been appointed by tn
BOARD of Census 20 be IL SECRETARY


So,rrur>c V.w.-A river bOst has been tuit
mi launched n -ariuaw Mich tor navigating the
.1rthern streams of the state. me cost @otN-i'
l,,f, d. haffon.fh4s tX0 eu-ne--l- over ~ leri
In i-tb VIII draw but about 10 inches Of water "nen
loaded md Will have over $50 miles nasigaoe water 70
ply on.
MoSrRrAL. NAY 9-Tnere IS, a. the Merchan's
f~risr-c an extract from lctfer ~ Df Douglas pi
Quebec announcing tn arrival Of me hrst fiusf any
.hip. from Limerick this year al rIo-se is-e. ny.
Douglas say there j. no mole ,-aA '--e -''1' '-i
Il ckness on board. and no cho'!''
Lrctsr,rIvE GUARDS Sir Allen McNso. On
,b ~ -, IN Assembly. asked by whose authority the
,l.. -. s-sr,onef n the entrance T~Sle Lesls.s
. mn p 49, - LII speaker MORO, and The
Hons ,,lu surrort YOU" added M Hincks >ir AAen
rhonrb- The Necessity io protection had passed away
Lewiston susPESslos BRiDGE.
~ hirl - authorize n airy fabric = u Be reserved
for the Measure Of the Bnusn poterhiiieh' Decau-r
Inc Board OF Ordnance nav ~ poi 90 IS - -
uon j. likely % Interfere WIN 'H' --'--'-' u
,r,x.-Ths Revenue Gutter GAllstin
h,viu- been ruu ai0ul Of leN uays a-o ~ 1 ,-
"a --..-iv injured the Secretary % ne lIea-u
hooA all - =, he cold and the Forward 20 tsks
her place. - = ,
s-,,i.',e .uch arrests n Canada = before IL
legislature there
- The Frsenans Josrn0l iCatholicl s.y'
~ o-egon Territory = divided into Dioceses
-. a. ecclesiastical Province--oi which Greg
~, - Ns-roponran See-three Of their Doeesse-
~! ',onver's Island Princess Charlotte. and Ne"
ci4ri. are not within the territory Of the IA-e-
state r
~ The salt boilers at Salina Onondasa 20
resolsed % tx the pres Of boiling q = PEI A-
dred bushels the coming season.
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family a Louis Fhpp- ofwsom BE- was N he fret psee
The companion IN yoafh, and serwsrd The cosrsfae
The service o the eoantsy lis thoagk b. y ~ y eee
The accounts received from Calvsdo< nos fsNofsoe
g. he OF u. Cuixot Even the ssngur ~
his Terds have very Ae h,pe 81 hs hsing rvgrrDec g
TIE accounts received fru Ae provinces that re-
o. known moderation.
Letter. from Msrseiies state asi Berryer trt Gen
Chsnenruer viii be 81 siitied NDf t~ofnenber forming
nart III he Representation A. Evreux The candidates q
me ma oriiy " i ~ NJ Psssy, NJ Br0gle. dAbnters.
NJ d' Nonfssvrf snd VI >slssniy Tie Electoral Cors-
fee 81 he Rue de Poster. Will shortly pgohsA - si uf
Pars and 10 = understood That hey VII put mc-cfHr
Republicans the load Tor he SAKE u snow ~ ia ine
are not animated hv sentiment. u exclusive And
trersi Cavsigrsc. tsncrsl Dc Lsncrc'ere. Oefs be-
deau " de Lamsrtne, NJ. Drpout fEaie. sud NJ Mare,
Vii scurr On he l.sL
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About The middle Of last week Conme quays were ne
scne III most Ri sgraceful riot The Me-srs Grub, me
Drcpel boaowners 90 the river had succceeded n get
ng some II tao-e who had seen The folly ~ Their cond ci
10 resume uler work. and one ~ Aef Doas wa pti <
br the quay Tor the purpose % naiing when
he men were inned siely attacked by me rioters ana
desperate struggle ensured. some VI he fellows were
med with suiyes and severely wounded man named
Timothy sweeney lfe below the spine and anoiAef,
named Yaward Wash, had he head cui severely ana
several bruises about bis body The ponce were promptly
La r mt and after some resistance, succeeded ln ar
re,t.ug I've " tie lug.eaiers Sweeney has denlh-d
Narfn Cavauagh 0ftl0se arrested. as ~ man VINO
stabbed him. The ponce paTpllrd INt liaf- To proven.
-...-.rrarca n ne lL--lr. wa.
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GERMAN EMPIRE.
Thfuas Mt Rrnuk fart.

We have intelligence tbs I'D inst 10 that dsys ait
ing II the NsnOns Assembly, the Baron son Oagern
stated that Prussia had not protested against or Opposes
any way the march " German troops into Jsisha On
he Contrary PussIsn Government were dssho"s OF
carving fhe with ensfRy.
According 10 the Dsutoh< Z>fipng, Herr tsmphasen mo
Ps.ian Oteufery has resigned his post In conse-
oence a being .fed with The fresh Instructions re-
ceved from biz Government
The Vicar OF ls Empire has forbidden. denng the war
with Denmark, the export from any pst o. oennsnI 20
kor.es and shi timber"
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Jenny Lind.

Jenny Lind has % length been prevailed upon fo
appear again upon the stage With regard io The mar
lage of this lsa. we ihiuk may say Huh Bet y
p,q We don't believe there, any such per,on MS Bis
Harris" On Thursday evening the opera ot La son
nsmbllAn was performed at her Maes'ys Theaer. win
Mde Lind a. 8Ban and Sgor Eunco Cazoari ia ,fran
ger 90 Tins c0unfrol Eiru0 Nile Lmd was u better
than a4d -Ncei IT'S much u.s. on Der
fr.f appcarance in this country Caxolar NOT sue
cessfil a. EIria0 European Tines
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DENMARK AND THE DUCHtES
Sou,crbura TO be DESTROYED.

letter from FleusbuTg, OF the l-h says u "a an.
nounced that Colonel de Iaun repaired on Saturday e-
10 the King Of Denmark and Informed him that n ne Isle
of Asen evacuated In three days the town Olson
dcrburg would be reduced 10 ashes The klg replied
that he would voluntarily qui tie isle AMI annouced
to inhabitants OF son5erhurg that they had three sys
to secure their lives and property Tn. delay would en-
-
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IRELAND.
singular phenomenon.

aie Kilkenny paper contain. the following " On sat
urday evening week al unusual darkness sll4rny gun
,f round NJ civ and vicinity. usomuch that We our
=. res were obliged Do have recourse io candesnt I'D 'f
der 10 finish some writing iu which we were engaged
heavy shower fell az the me but cond not sulcieny ac-
count Tor tie dense gloom which prev aed blf u 10 t-
rey explained by the fact that The fluid which descended
,ffr 40 that 10 the great dsmay Of the laundry
here white ci0the. were actually stained when nnefse
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
w 1tltGpspR TO THE NtW.yORK TRIBUNE.


NAHHiNNlDNf f'dfAt'4of 'iTg L.
The deialcatou Of ia iOr Scott. late Navy Agent
8, the Washington Navy Yard, is -et down 10 about
$1,000 lie had held the Office for about "a years.
speculation assigned rs the prox'natc cause.
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ENGLAND.
DrncendinU- Of Hnrlin me- MI

10 he House OF Lords Gle reading 10 tse Navigation
BIZ took place 'le 5' uf -le second 'vas -o oe had
me -fl inst
ln The Commons fh- ~. in answer question lr-
rv NJ Hume - Grey stated '1ar Mr. nlfy would be-
brought gp i1 Trial -1f -ogrr ~ le reN commits
Mr. me ought 'e repetition of -tes- -riil- d Ire
appearance 90 persecution
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TIE RiCrgig reached East Boston early on
Saturday morning, sni her mails arrived IN this
City, over the New Haven Railroad, At an gnlsl
ally early sour on Saturday evening". We lsy be-
fore tie readers OF Tkc Tribune the asaal details
Of news from cur Birth and Continental papers.
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w.rrsS,krs,-Wes. Felicians. La. must be

delightful place to reside H. Il we can Judge from the
.ll,,,ing paragraph which take from the ~ Fran
ci.ras Chr9uiols
For about week past, some few OF our cliIen'
- we'd themselves IN shooting snakes n ine oaeA
It. near our town. They seem 10 seeA refuge .h .s
Na.' 80 II * supposed they resort u ba-k u the
eos ~, bsve succeeded N destroying up~ ard o. one
.s,,.rs and they sil exist in abundance Iaey nav
Sso Snoun 10 take lodgings in some OF me houses "
Bayou sara when the osSSPe5''b % i .eoTsaE them
-osed n the beds prepared for their OWL
snTSrt and convenience We have not yet Psr,e
os.es IN the sport but have been informed mat u Il
rare fun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-14

the sd she Assembly passed he hill which allows
o Ac former propuetors on slaves no The Colonies bNoOi
IN fh Five per Cent Renfes and 6.Ot0COOf u money one
eighth part o The 6COoOC0 Of kcntes, winch goes 10 Oh,
Colonies Of GusdalOupe, Martinique, and The Island o
Bourbon IT, io 20 o the establishment Of bank in each o
these Colonies The hird reading VIII take place IN
fsn DAYS.