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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
az TaE AVER SiAGA3A
Sc DAILY
TURKEY.
The 0ue.lfon of the Refugees.

The Tri5uae translates from tn Jo.raGi d Dsbss
the following sist-lneu: Of tae gro-ods Of he iae BE-
tween Turkey aud Russia and Austria. /. "a from :
letter in that p.per dated cons,aatinop'e sep, 10
Ths morning Al Pscas Tho ai.s;eF Of Foreign Atari
hssasdessec tie at!'cr Of Frsl,- ard ne AUos'-
.aIof Of Eosl.,d no.e, Ia which me following q9e'4oa'
A.. Yut 20 then 30 Tot ggsrsrss ne terms oli ne
fense.
- Do he ,reste. OF Ka.eh1fK-ynaraj srd Of Pss-
.,rovl.ea give 10 ,as powers Russia I'D An'lisl .S-
ncstto ain tie exlfsaAoa u re HsSgsrsa Refugee,
wos.d tie refusal Of the Porte 70 deliver The fs'-'
gees eo.s.:l.s az infIaci-on Of lie uesues
-3 Gould hose two powers O. lsre war SCANS re
Porte il c01seo ieDc- a. such reilfa4
a II hose 9oxers should declare war would France
snd Z gla.d sustain Turkey W. Il s'n1''
g Are The ressgess claimed - Russia sssecs O. ils'
po.erl
&c f. the case that he ref1ssi Of he Porte should pro-
,,o,s q lie relations be.yge=a ths v.a &c re
two powers. ed a slate % coonsis ard ~ VII Nv"
Turey more or prolonged oa the part Of 0o'e Two
Dou,rs volid france aud II gland i.lefTene VIE H1
to r.e,sb.h the relations 90 their former iooHng
Assoo.s 4. his communication was received ne An'
bss,acors or France 60. England met 10 eonie' ano "
We. decided 10 reply Immediately ~ conceive n"e
which vas &c vefed IN course Of me cay 70 'ne 'h-
OF Foreign Affair.". by tue fret ersgomsns o. the TWO
efassstie, M-ssrs Cor sud Pi'ani.
III am well informed. tbs reply embodied by he An
bs.,sdofs their collective vote can thus BE siaiea
To the ret question No. he treaties Of Kliehu's
Ksynsd AID Psssafoyioh d. not give ihstrsh 10 Aus
TIA and kuss.s.
TO tho second question No, The rs'lssl n the Fore
would 10. be- .t iofrsciion 81 he ireaaes
"Toihe in,rd question Itis impossible 20 efnt n~'
.ueh aieiusal eau - followed by declaration % wa
and such declaration it should 'sA- place could not be
justified
To ibs fourth question The Two Ambassadors coni'
OILY guaranty 90, sUppOr Of he aimed forces oi Fss7
snd Tnga1d by virtue ofspsciel instructions.
To the fnh question IL q possible taai so~e oi ~e
figees claimed by Russia hsve beea o. are SUI -u'-cs
Of that power but ot e. Of them 10 Is oconisitDs ma.
lie refugees whose exsailon demanded are not Rus
.ian subjects
ITO The SIKH question Yes France and England would
actively intervene ih ussis and Austria 10 reesisbi-h
good intelligence and good relations between hose two
powers and the Porte "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
GERMANY.
4 CaiumDy Hefuted.

The reacaonsry journals having asserted that the
Polish Gen. Mieroslswski who commanded the Rsvo-
aonsry troops 10 the rising in Southern Ger
many had made money by the operation and had even
refused 70 engage n il Ill be hsd been paid In advance
he has sdSr,,sed l,itsr TO the Pare National denying
II from this letter The Tribune translates tas following
passages
Having returned from Sicily with whs, remained o.
b.f m. say ounces 700 fares u Franco with which
nv service, and hose Of my brother iAsl country were
p.d on Doe I'd The ndspencsnzs ned not encugh 10 rsy
tie expenses ofs Journey TO Germany. Accordingly !
s.sea the sun Ct 600 ffares make that journey With
az Other orcers and to equip a. You aware, Sr
Editor that this what would 81 out for csmpa IN
seven subocsu Of cavalry The costs Of exct.-ge srd
others OF Kind reduced the $500 france, which
was paid over to Us by Messs schuz Blind early In
Jate al Paris rue de ssvoie, Hotel de Hsvre, third
stcry front room | confess hs; 80 G-nersin-C heL
having more to DO ihSn my ppsnion. took the hot :
share 100 france for myself alone but the country which
pd Them lo.5 nothing for paid out he whole eonseen-
ously 10 the last krestse Ia fact when surrendered
nv command Oasnburg the let July for want q AZ
amy. don Z Nov bo~ should have got away bad nol
he Minister o. War bad heiinduess u bic own authority
9, sio, sssm to AL the ress ung ocers my share Of
which was so iorrs To up then, had ilco ffsre'
1, begin and 800 francs fuish. Total 100 frsrcs
FINALLY 10 omit nothing add dorsn - Of ra-ss
p.id for BY The ohsst Of the ..Gf 81 Csrshe Mannheim
Heidelberg ard Rsssdi, and az old horse md wssor
which ne Minister ofWs allowed ne 70 dispose Of :. my
departure.
afdouot snow Nj Editor, that 5foo Prussians csn Be
killed ch-.rer The GssAssius Of Trssch-r ans he cor
- eosdents q he Koysf.t Paper. sre better paid
Your &c LOUIS MIEROsLAwsKi
g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
Death of strauss. the Composer.

Tie T,i54as translates TIE following from Worms
letter Of sept 2 In the Kolaischs Zsiiams
Strauss the composer 81 ~aze' was buried yesterday
afternoon From S. Stephens Church 10 Tie DobLns
bcFying ground distance Of a. least three miles Ar
people stood in dense send ls, greeting ate
their darlag with tbs long chapter Of the histo-
~ u ay Vieana interrsdof the history OF to- people
who have been Systematically trained 10 anu'emenis
order distract Them from Other thugs The sweet r.
O3es OF Biz w-zss csused fo'esfslness OF the severe
asc pns Of the Police and ia excitement OF the dsnc-
he higher interests Of NE not remembered. Ih-
Joyous tones rang through the eArs. and allowed n
bought appear beyond that OF ihreefour tins j is
misfortune for the present Goyernsent that this voir
vri1o.o no more ne will be missed a. sper, and The
yolkssarten 1t Dsum's aud q, Ungrrs and The Vienna
sms citizen. will listen TO the tones u he nov be
resved orchestra but discuss poics The Constitution tnd
the ofhe press the National Guard and oih-rp pc
u-nt things Of Inst When the Vennese drinks wine
ne grove warm, and Il always well disposed" ou
better dspo.sd snd his genial honest nsurc, breaks out
IN spite OF Weldon the Of siege The orph~u-
waning 10 can sppeSse TIE spirits strauss ana Lsn'
ner The harmonious assistants Of the Poaee-HinisieT
sedlnzty lie cold sud siia beside each Other sLa ise
sdds bfofea. The Emperor wrote 10 the Pfroe
" Warsaw that ne could grant an amnesty who vii
now Undertake the work Of conclliGuon "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

CANAL Cosrssors We learn from the Roch
asr D,uoyas lhsi a. the letting Of the public works
. Rochester on the 18th, there was sharp compeu'
ton Tor the three lock. between Rochester ard Bright
90 Also =, Lyon, on the l6ts, where proposals were
received for constructing section OF the enlarged
Canal At rsryrs with ,he necessary bridges also, for
6e construction 81 two enlarged lockscae at Clyce,
aad one Al Lock Berlin
Inc completion OF these locks. together with those
recently put under contract near Moniezuma and The
charging Of two old locks at h,isiOrt and Brighton,
the whole Of which are to De- comPieed By Toe nr'i OF
Nay. lsSi-wi sdd sbou, 80 per cent 10 the capacity
Ct the Canal permitting the largest sized boats 20 IA
sa.e IL through It's entire extent The Commissioner 70
.e entitled 10 the thanks Of the business community
iss the efforts which they successfully msk'as 10
reader The Csns faly saequsie to tee demands OF
commerce the means within thoir control gives them
. fhs no~rr 10 Do
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
FRANCE.
Republican Justice.

Tbs Tri5lzs condenses the following lniere'iHs
statement; from number OF letters IN the Per- ~
f,cnci
Tbs PTsorers detained a. s. Psisgi- Tor inef parcel
2sioa the sSair Of Jsre 8 --Iied Win nfofe1s
srG reedle,s severity Tier attempted 70 Alleviate "a
,r6um o. her eosta-n-nf. sy Adopting regular 'ys
ZEN o. employment. according 10 iAsr previous ns9is
sn6 oceapsaors. The literary nsr Professors q MAIZE
rGscs OF Chemistry Of A'ironoEy, &c gave in.irseen
In he ru.lsnls q hose scencesi hs Arss, Painters
and Mascars found pupils aroug hose who hs1 nsin-
rs. serius fer these Pursuis which heir position n soe'
,v "A 40, erss.ed them 10 esve.os. Their harmless 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

.
anas ~ 0fe.c co-sa'unonsl .rf1-lto's ealsl- 3.
a'.er .1sprsssed rebellion, 70 . a-fo p,--ie ~
-l.ru.t lle -glsisllse po~ef 10 -A-s0 L---s - -
tsv. been .t ,vr-srd the 7ors 81 % Wric l-y 70
siste1 tLef sVfa p-ince' We sao-A nsVe ~ = .' :.
sccOfcsIcs with Tie o--fr ~ t1-nes u lnr 80 80
snlee. c0rs-l4Io- =, ul-cis -llrf re % - ~
lsa Dc tranquility being eonPiri,y frs-,f ~ 49,. = ~
s1-lons sists Of -lhgttenrf desT9i.-m p . hegr
VIA p, reTlsp. .slfgry, r ne states ri NJ lil.-
But bis 1ocsss h.s uglt proper 10 ereci s slAr
ore IL orr ousrtsr az the world there VII --fefor-
hencsfoua trree absolute usrches he ottoman
Tho Russian and The Pspsl sd IT'S remSIssos nat me
soveresns 10 q hre- should b. TIE heads a. i'-e r.
hgiO1. -Four Catholic powers have colIlu---- ~ 70
store The Pose 10 he worldly dominion
Al four are 10 the enjoyment Of repr>sentsiv- n.a'
Ors. AID cannot believe tnei s1y one 81 tnetl - D-
satisfied with h- ols7c,ons which lie HOY fstl-l =
been pleased 10 msE- f0r the government OF MS states
VEINS, ttsl "a Psns 90 Aadrd, perhaps even no
SsQ-. people vii o. acton s1ed lest forr Govefnmeu .
based coasit1tiola pru ip- cave not o-el 40
urgent feprssentslofs 70 prfs's9e ne. ay ~ 81 -,
foundation upon which tarir owe power f-,'-
There a. itis moment sale 10 ei.ae klIOp- or An-
nes, 81 ai iao-- ~nicl u'u2iy ~ -h1sI .' M.
ton N Catholic. Nncn does not possess c1lsl-li'u
win ne ~xrap, or oth- State when Is ruled D. me ntrd
81 The Calhoic word. We nave no reason 70 s1,fr
hsi tho wishes Of ile fcpes sgb-c d.n7I iiom le
wishes Of The Other ns su.t 81 Western Europe lf
s tiney are .ess aaspie1 i'f being governed uF
stive osuigtiODs W. therefore fear that The form OF
Government .ropos-d % be Introduced ny he Pope VIII
introduced sgans ha vii ofns sub -ct. snd nt M
came power which conquered The d0mllors ~ de ho-
Wi be Obliged 10 keep them FOR MIN. We should
wish sincerely see Austria 81 east relieved from every
obligation 4intsin 10 foreign land Institutions which
Ia Ve c-sssd ~ ezi-t Al home
From 80 Frfias
The PROF. smauon with which The Pope has aken ros-
session Of be temporal d0nlnons has reached "a Jle
bar kfupicy DO al political ideas Of TIE age which u an.
aounced 10 tts lmpoleni AMI unpnrcpied scheme
q poty - the more suchoiy proceeding ss Il does
from genius which seemed 10 be cse1 10 the mission OF
reformation AID fresh creation. We hold for me W n
and most dangerous course 70 eluds me cons iunora n
ceics Of the people Of day Ard Austria cs1 never
h-f duty the Roman question by favornS sDch =
psn The leei Of ne President OF he French kePlnhc
10 Col Nsy sppesr, 20 rs a wise piece OF poAu 4
foresight put timely protest agsinsi the msine
preiaon 70 nch the French Intervention would have
been 0herw - fable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

sre SHOT out the produce seems fast approaching
- perfection.
y Belgian house "a. sen, out an entire cargo Of
ron and wooden houses 70 California
nes Democratic josrnsl Is about 70 oc pup
sl'd In Paris under the direction Of u. Focor. u
vii oe called ;ee Rsrc'sies 81 ltss
- ChesP postage IL spreading A Convention hsa
oceA published between spain and Belgium, BY which
the future charge OF single letters between tie ,,sc
countries Is reduced TO single franc.
- Maize 10 being very successfully cultivated II
Hampshire.
- Between 1000 and 5000 students have entered
ihefn.slves At the Peoples Colless, at Norwich.
. The Poles no~ in Paris are projecting the csts
bi.hnent OF Polish Colonies Ia the Inltec S.siss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

Maurice Schiessiger ana as fsmiy-he i wei soon
IS uusca editor Ant proprietor Of ne Gi-sfe h'i4f
10 Psris-wAs Co-sen mag mig himself 10 q! ne
dom Of Pur- Sio~ Cd hls i0cg1e nc liberty of SPEAK
BE oprios OF The King Of Prussia who. be said had Tor
f-ed hi. word ana committed 1is-rs poAeA wrosst-
Unfortunately for Schles& ne wa overhead y
sdy present Of The maids OF honor ~ f-a- cham
bears 10 TIE Queen Of prusss she exclaimed AIS,
Schis. sad. AZ - D. F-rslsted p-y-y sac
sh- ould oo1o-uce ain -.
Next dAyws. sconcer IN III public garden. where u
Sche.wts with hl- family and here ne - o.
.t-uty surrounded BY cs1d " Prl-sian orcers no
iold BIN 10 Leave re garden, and irsut-o hin H
Schesviger 10 vsia sought 20 resent H. he Ess sIfes'
- kert ir confinement. and sent crsly 90 he H-ta
D1cro.s A. he prison - Nuremberg = called where le
"a kept Tor sweek partly ne Pies % 4. ~ flss
s-er. ,sO1lf 81. Tor isklls Oh ~ he king lie
- naaly l5ers 81 giving BAL Of 80, 70 sGpraf
In November before he CnUrt a. NurenoerT VII -
,li h. t-i-d 10, ,rrsson Schesstg-r vii pruosi F
initiate Lola Monies s-fore :he London Jnsne- ar1 '
F.ft Ns.
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IA - ~ VAN
Gsrgey the Traitor.

yls T,B translates from the C0ssfnafi0ntes b 20
aus B6laa the following details with regard 10 Gofeey
The gigantic Raitz Dam 4nicn always bullying Gen
Vetter and among impuoenl ssyings ons day iod
m that msu viii such leatlern face could Dot be
General The frat Interview OF Gorgey with DamItich
was peculiar The former cane - Ilsza fsfsd, end
hearing hat Daujirch end Klapsa lived IN the sstle
o1s,,ers went into the room where he found them boh ~
.o.nd sleep According he ususl custom, he tured
over chair pillow, and lay down to rest on the osre
floor Damianioh woke up, ard saw stranger who' isf
no Of bis ,pocsoes and rubbing open HE eyes got ard
looked out Of The window and then opening ihe cCcr
without ceremony cried eu hsoo there have you got
sp,hirg 10 dunk w THAT is my man." Numbered out
he rsnt you must be- Gorgeykiss me, bfoiber.-you
.ba D.. Ma,hal and Minister OF War,give yourself no
trouble sbou, verer whom plsgue 10 desththen you
lake Buds pe.i and relieve Comorn-ihen feconciif
ton with The sug-lhsn march to D=bfecz aud pornce
upon the naples with tho ba, onet" Gofgey actually
received eiier Immediately ser, with he laooni' cor
t.nts Brother hear hsvs brought Neiier to hs otd
he has fr.ed himself toto bilious fever AZ later Pc
rod lie fooyviugis reiaed by 60 gey Al Conosa re
bad received Lo express orders OF The ei to take oien
Al all h.zards Tae DebTeczn Camarila had decided o.
ih. greet strategic buncer, Gofeey sadly cried OUT n
MIA Buoesa~ aud took Ofrn. The fariismeut sent us
victor an order o merit OF toe first class Gorgey declined
IT, dryly remsrking "Wlea TOOK the order of The second
els., there was no Hungansn Republic. A decoration
lac ,hl. is now nonsense" Gorsey undisguseciy ef'
pressed the opinion more ihsn once that the var woua
come to uhhsppy erd lie expressed this one day Len
ching with Kossuih somebody compared him TO the od
Greeks aud Romans, 81 Republican you are crazy
al old Roman sUf II actually were such an antique
fellow should have put bule; through my head, iof
YOU must gentlemen, That Hungary 10 iosi' WIN
VIVA, caslron he conducted In the field may be
seen from the fact that account Of some stupidity 81 the
battle of Psred hs sent message TO Colonel Asouih,
Iu.,sniy lay aside your Uniform, aud become clerk IL
| u n. rl.l.-u II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

R>csip,s rii4in he posf % h0urs-F LOO =, 10 600
bbl.. WHA.T 900 busbels CoHS, 5000 do BAILEY
400 do -fLoUR was in good demsndi ana yfe.s wee
cd Q ODO tols sold Al previous ra,@s To- WHEAT
TO sales were OOO bushels Genesee Al u - 'ofN
was IN fsr request with sal's Of 700 bushels inciu1
10. Mixed Western at Gle aud Yellow l.ouno al ojc
BssIfY-sales Of 1850 bushels At jeic for twor0"e1
and lourroved ut cole Ia WHISKY, sales OF 100 bits
Prison were made ~ 2s>c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
RUSSIA.
hefucfer Act.

The Tribune translates the following from the CORE
spoadenoe Of the Augsburg zsfars, dated CeTnowiiz
Sept l5
ave learn from Warsaw that when the Gar receive
the sccoun, Of the conquest OF Hungary be gave life a.
liberty 10 lhres persons no hed been convicted OF Do
.gss upon his psr.onser ne had visited them In PMS
o. cat forth to them the hesvencSns sadsciy Of Ihei'
os-nse. and received from them the simple promise Of
repentance and amendmect"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

Tar LATE FlRs At TAUNroN.-Ihe t@twcN
Ass1 als Of the 18th inst gives the following ~,
as. psrtcalArs OF the ere ia that place on Neno' :
i.y morplpg and which MAS mentioned oy teesrsfu
i..,efc.y Toe hre communicated 70 Two stores sAo
A. Z, hslcns,rs 10 George b hOod which. ~ith con
tss tools tor chip eoi ding. g.. were desiroyed
-. shout a. 600 Insured .; To- Peoples Nu'us IN
isrsrce Ofsce. T.opion. for 81 go In- dwelhre
eae OF B.yhe. Dsvls iucGdi.s part OF tnesr iarti'
s-.-lo,, 81 eco insured a. The Bisiol County for
$50 Next the dwelling boa,e be.onghg 70 Mar 10
~ Ann Chsce. snd occupied b. three isnilhts ~ss
l.ssroysd; = portion Of the iuruiiore saved-,oss
$40. 10 insurance Tue new dwelling oonss o. Ios
San ns w.s a. X destroyed itwss occupied ~ one
asly, furniture partially ssved-los. about s,veo
a'sree Tor 500 a, Bristol County oice' Total ''''
~vly 5000.
a Hon. James Buchanan passed thfony
ss-.r o. Friday lsst on bis way 20 Ae-eviIe. iss
'ssssrsh A@1icas ssys that While In b.t4e.; -,
se sOuhdsn'y. It Dot rejoicingy that 70 1SIg 0.''
- Be- passed fAs year. gentleman from ci-,'e.'
sSee Ia the Iron business, was introduced 70 NM
sAon he .oouired the market price Of fis meta
1s~er Was. from SO - s-5 per too. hr oe.
Isb kBos 81 thst was a remuners.lng price " Ho'
- pre- ~ - ~esss" Iais rccu.feneS 70
'Ss' ses-.,@s e.ias ~ 10 pleasant rrrainiscenees
lns and off * Seaatc7 and hs dropped inc
lsshgylhn journal
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,Inrl.s,.....BurrALo. Ocl 30-e pm

EeCsiy's The past "A hoU1s- FLOUR 1000 boi- ,
WuzAr 5 600 bush CoRS. 3 800 do-!n FLoUE M 70
ere more ,eers buyers Al Oh prices sales fracn
900 bhis of common Sta'e and mixed We''rfr -
4s7. WHEAT dull. but prices nfm 1900 nush soia'
including Chicago (sPring) At olc Onio AZ - 'o'N
vas no, 8, active bu, without any change T. notice
Ia, ssss bTaced 900 bu.h ~ sJOut previous ra''
paes f,ns lots OArs 2de - ')e In FEEicHi g.
a. Albsny Flour taken ~ asc, Wheat a. - S1-e
Com ~ 100 .Ic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

A>IiRE>r STATE CoNvENTl0S.-Thls Con.
venuon met At Besrdsleys Tavern IN the city OF Al
bsny. on Thursdsy II was composed Of delegates
from Albany. Rensselaer,, CoGm5is, Greene sullivan
Montgomery. Delaware and Schenectady They nomi-
mated LKvi 5. CHArFIKLp, for Attorney Genera snd
FNErSoEN G. JkwErr, for the Court Of Appeals bat
falling to sgree candidates for the other ofce' the
Convention reconsderd the vote by which the above
named gentlemen had oeen nominated resolved to
make no nominations and adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
Fire In C.Bcinna

NINLlNNAll- -
a FIRE occurred a. the corner q flitu AID MAIN
Tbs morning. which burned out The FoHParbl
printing ~ ara damaged severe. dry goods stores
ia the lover var; Of the building Ins loss Was con
siderable, sad sut partially covered u insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
AUSTRIA.
Ds-fl saT~ .fffgTnt.

A. s-terslv- Postohcs reform hss bee1 aoo7iei ~
10 Council Of eis-r. s11 -s1cto1@c ~ 10 ~
STAMPS are Introduces sh.r ne EnE ish 49, 'r- 4
penny or tares-s elzer SIAM Q, 'a-kf eit7 ~ =. CO
tal-- o. fJ-tg :. glsh beyond ma f.--I' =
s-esz -,. are paid hul ta!s ne 70 q 2cssE- -n-as
he -.ieT exceeds half E. once I.- postage m-4--
Cd according % ne wslsa', ia41s DC h14--n17 'oi
/ IL. uutt u v,.ief.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22

Tl-y hsd beer 10 f-@ meanwhile c0rs1et 10 1. . 2
arrlra S0ra he " SCI .'azi q % --
--s. 81 BETRAYED tr-r srr-et - --l-e7
y q pr-g-lf detection 81 IRE f1 the rff I'D ~ l--
My 1sc07ey o. ~ vi lls.r CO elipf' -7
t-st'1y z-c rs companies EsrrOe e. f1-- ,-.--
plrl-s alive By t-os- Wr-tc1-s 7 i-r % -l-A -.
shout her 1ecks dragged 1870 - p--s-n =
q b4ra. vlo however. g. q Us 1.lai ODD -Ael-s
- q. MID sn> humane 30 - vi .1-'7fr-1 ~
ives ara srey IN .ie1 .hsi t--y A. ils pore y'
g.ss SIOUX sccomoany O. E. guides over the frontier
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
cate Of the River and Weather AZ Pi'r.-

PIrrsBUEca, Saturday, Oct 20
There u. today. three feet four inches Of water
10 the chsnnel The leghsfy !. rislns.
The weather Continues pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
Counter Annexation Movements.

MONTREAL, Saturday, Oct %
An address, sgaiLst Annexation has been 40
sb-d 10 d.y with six hundred signatures attached
W Of the sgners are respectable The rsst are
unknown, or dependent on the Government
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-22
{ completion OF tie saspsnsioa Bridge ut
Wheeling.
WHEELING, 5 ituris'


IT, Suspension Bridse sc'o.- thr o 80 A. tris
sec, 10 completed, and VS. sacce'siay crossed n
bsssy ~ let the builder. this morning. large
clncOgrss VI people from Wneelug and vicin =, %.
seosd ,.raer ,lce OF the river u ~;s.s Tie g. -
crO.siug Of the bridge and n~Hssted gree. ens1us.
am >; The CON vei. success ~ re undertaking Csa-
ron were ared AID every o-1ls;sat.oa Of joy exh2-