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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
FRANCE.
Doing- in the National A-sembly-DeDate on

Ca ie nh inst aAer the passing u some cfe' 2r
way- NJ Jl - Fayre rose and pr Ais ti.-..ps 81 ~.
.4a.r. hi Ifsfv lie had asked Ministers wlrinef lr!
,, r..eei any details Of the news arrived from 4laf'
aud the Minister I'd Fore ~ Afsfs nan lVP.-rs pr --
not The Ministry had not kePt is promises. ln- gu
M If I'M. generals n-chief ia Italy had been highly repre-
leu.li.-. a. lc had acted loslr-y 20 - teof ~ -
who had received him IKE nrol-sl' . - a.,i, We
dec.i W measures would be iaken uy me A-'rnlu.l
proposed thai the Assembly slo-il Lallr -
examine the powers gwen, ana iAe GINS 10 - -,
place. then lake an lmmedlaie ieso.s - a. ~
h. NJ ni.trv Lad not ne confidence % ne county,
n ID R.rrot aid when speeches Lac ma oi VI rAFIe
were made. their usual 90 ee -, :. 80 - n -,
LAD seer. to save Italian Liberty u Cue l1 =. 2
reruhiic The easiest thing 70 hate eulv M -
rt.n. and Nespoltau threatened ne y, o-l
been o. .et events laAe ~ - nh - brt
biz 10 abstain from ir'erfeltYl :. NC -, -
-fih th. expedition Wa voted ny sAe A-e-u. p 20
49,, ,,-,i mi f.s- refuge behind that but bod Gin
..lf responsible Tor what had ben l.lr. ~ a.
agreed thai there va, 40 49, 49, s.. .r,-, -rs Roma
ngbics France Wa not BOUND ~ s.fPyL .1 h'., ~
So -. b..v were q Republic by me presence o.
French force. liberal so-ll@n 81 - y "a NJ.
- ~. nom a-.on bose ri-ai- l-d uer- - =
p = .-.r.s instead Of a. a. 80 ul- and az AUSTRIA
on- The instructions gwen ~ 'Ae sl-...s'y ~ 1 /.
- rta F-eucl Genera 40 arfis ns 81 VIA "a
~ -l,i. ,,r,o- tu which be sad mat be and b. :
'el. ~. . 1-,rser. having 90 territorial interest in
troops came a !. 800 f0r love q liberty. and that
-. ,r-f-sr Cd had ben Praised va i-r NofA oi
~ 49, Of Fore n A1air- DoFerlineni knr" %
49, -s.pect!ng the expedition nan "h.t hsd 60 -
1lolV fs~-r,r teeeraph which 1lsi og ifs nature
.s,.sr. Involved 10 mach onscurig and therefore y
I'D h. impossible % pas -4-i-e-' --isI " e.l
DO l1l SUI tN-- - F-.---
--. .rer sorne pre- lfri-ary rtlarss, Urged
~. a. he Assembly now desired ~as 1T Ihai 90.
errv,euf shold eonmun.caie z, $50 =. IS =,
-. ii.~afch-s oi WITCH fh- tenor has noi been
e--, ,rsr.cnbed me iolrra-,. ard -ecoily re. /.
1919 s,nIs.n rseI upon ~ question oi $500 /
l5 - -1rfl1le fh- sf1-E.e a.r-afy cpl-i-rilcr 'l
49,. 80. Roman Rep1hlc. eAcr ID not seen 50 d.
.--,sI a. n wa aid o. he -,
" - 49, OF Foreign Aaars. VI Drouyn de- lhuy'
ls G,vsr,-,eui w. cutie ready % psc- before
corauir-e the Instructions ziv-n p S-nr5.- s-.,
- - -or.rrlife4s. AZ O'Clock tlr slfrll- Va
- t-f ID va taa-pasf 10 before the nem.rfs 7. -
-------e entered ne Chanlnef Even inca u -i-I
.i 81 some tine uigsf al. e.aps- before nc
- - re.ty Lac eeioge !! 4. ss1srt, as reporter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
PRUSSIA.
Position on the National InferventfoB.

The cfcal ,oarus eouisns note OF the Prusssn Cab
net the seyers German Governments which % re Dec
sraron promised the German question within "a days
from 81 OF ApuL II has Been delayed because sons
decision required bot no~ Outstanding ths delay ne
P-ss an ovrrumen considers itself bOard 10 STATE ~nst
= course NJ D. Il prora oppose the revouu onsy
antaons Of ihe with every energy and viii endesv
m ~ furnish the other Governments with timely ASSISTANCE
for he sane parrose II e<eves that hu must Be rat
10 ~. ~vo,on In ternanvl tn. cannot be ,secred BY
mere passive resistance tgA BY acive interference II
expresses rs disss fscuou MAJ - many OF me ve,nsn
Safes Abandoning their fOrneN objections shooA nave
given u their - 5e.on % the ksnkiort ConscinuoDs
which eonpe.s Prussia Abandon the plan u pro
posed But invites those German >stes WHO ave not
gwen their send Peaipoeenrsrles fora~lsh 10
seran or furnish tker Ambassadors VITA the necessary
Instructions conference and undertaking
With ne Prcssisa Government has always conscervi
si he German Constitution 10 be durable must tsvc nc
cooperation o. the German Governments, with the Repre-
sents1ves u the German People II sdhees his pnn
sipte sni >hoHd y oe d'ssggonicd m It's nopes y ne
Nanons Assembly giving sCchs cooperation, 70 bat holds
Il 10 be the duty Of the Governments establish
satisfactory and prchensVc
which "a ill realize the idea o. Federation
The following extract contains the ph II the document
The dragght OF such Constitution woaid take up
the work % The Nsnons Assembly, and cnv So aside
those disturbing elements which were introduced into
by conjunction Of unfortunate Circumstances II VIII "A
be based the establishment q strong ard
united executive power and national reptesentsuou
v n he rights Of legislature In chamber ~ ne siHes
i>tssienhsa.l and popular assembly tNo.kshaasl Ad
herring these conditions. may leave Tar
Their details Aer consideration and We DO not DOUBT
that he unanimous eudeavors attain the great cod ara
the universal ackuOv led gmen Of hat The nation recurr
Will result plan. Witch the Houses Of The Ger
man Imperial Diet summoned within the shortest possible
delay 10 revise H. viii not refuse rs consent snd reeogn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
The CboIera-Whatiti-.

Sometime srO q I'd cal friend loaned ne = copy
ri Revolutions Oh Cholera - Dickson MD pub
.1ei n London a-i september containing To clrlno
thermal view OF Cholers and IL treatment hy ore
.vho 20 india and III England probably much II
that disease ss any man living We .a-l T. ay intend
INK % notice 10 a. future time should there d. any
occasion AMI now whom the MAJ. from me Wet
sdnoui-h of the progress q the scour-e. ~ d.
cover thar w. have m.ls.i the work We remember
that vas al able and very interesting production
Tae author wrote home from nlia twenty years ago
that he had ascertaned that mis- disorder s not 10 the
liver ss generally supposed bur is palsy q ne r. AZ
nerve which ieads FROM the brain % the ung- and the
stomach H. i0rtIfes tn. vew By arguments Ralen
struck us r.. f0rclble and cogent We suojoin r."
paragraphs some Of wncn were published .asi WINTER
3ai attracted Little attention. there was then ~ ap-
prehcns 90 in TINS quarter d an approach o. tns Dis
ease.
Cseo~o-ruvev.t THF,rvr~r of CHofTss-pr. DICK
son. . GO ebrafed and popular sltlof 20 ir Or i-'i
ma. system. applies says te London ltir-I .- ~
o.. n tine aid hear 90 fhe tr-atne1. OF choefa ne
b. 30 recommends The ca1tou- nee % sr~oso,e pa'--
1lor8- and .frvcma ai-o hycrocyanic SEQ hr pro
1Oluce. calome.. cayenne. and a-satlla a. f-'i'''
i-elt- .n ATTACKS oi ne disease s.
CptoroFoFvA~o KRf0soTF N CHoiERA-Ihe London
o,rf0 of the Ne York H1rre yourq1L under laie
% Jar. la. writes o. iol0"s ,M0'T -.l - -l "a. s
10 Cholera. aud with w0rderl- effect in a.-tl-t- i-r
s
. .-a ho'I.. Tho ro-~. in pocket hfrdsrr ir soon
s,. ,le ngfhe mouth closed l' - repeated as
rrer 49, - reelfal have been repeatedly present "a pen
. been admin stored. 30 fe stage oi cola pee. to pl-e
..rItrf and have seen % tring back fte pulse. ana
il 0- er case- an -ure 1as -el marfiif lA pug
tug stop 'o fa- sirs M i" cn''h .-- ..----
drr of sr-0-0re In wafer. and repeat a. oen ~ Dr. may
be required These are TWO Of ile lAfol1-rrla rene
.es i1r Cholera. 90
DR. james Hl resident surgeon A. the Peckham House
Asylum Eng and states. that be ha- tired cnloro1A
Ten case. OF guan Cholera, ~lfh complete success q
TX Of The patients having perfectly recovered and ioif
being c0Uvae-cent
Dr. Whiting Health Officer al the Quarantine staten
Island in biz report 20 the Board Of Health, says
Choroform has been administered % number o cases
careful In AMI reneaedly ard A. trst gave some nope a
~ won prove successful remedy hlt other perma
rcr' GOOD has resulted from ~ ice hut 70 fefFr me
.,,'. ard cramps. For this purpose have used 70 .n
al &c. uoderaelv and u not cure for al The -ymp-
toms, il invaluable remedy ln -A0''As o-e o' l''e
most painful symptoms Of Tie disease
ur Dcs-on pretend vii DO anfti 1g ss- y-i 10
sass above would show bat ca-t re tf-as-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

iseueed me tribune ami -ta'ed the result Of he exaa
alton nr fl- rev oi me instruction, gwen to me
i-a o me A-er. had been taaf te expedition scuf o.
Cfrt-a terrtl ought remain tnrrr. unless Austria
marc. 81 o Rome. ~ c'r.r .- = ~ ~. .sl
terel a. ID alcerec e>sar IRE cll--i rt -i -i-
more .al been done ttll lat been rter-ei arc p
--caracr. Do proposed re-o-'lln -- .a- IA --
rurs. Assembly invited Zee Government o iasr e
bar fr expedition -o iiay De- no ar] Qns~r 'led Asie
" Drown Co. rHlv. then a.-cnded tle tribune. All RI al
-r, instructions gwen to Genera Ouli1oL lles were '
The 10 owing effect
e,,,i.l yea b. ors-' eft1- Pr-sssn, OF -
---f r-cot-r-e >o- the -r-l' sAeA
t--cs -t n.T .s'- 't- -lN % '-r1r-f, Pr -Hs -
eri-r OF ta ~. 1ns0 isua.oa n
aa- - r'-r--i- OF ~ ff 'ai'n ln l-h on - ~ 20
ht4. = - rou -.rasl-l-a aath---, prcpo-s ~
a.. ,a ts- . ~ s1c- .s, =
tAs' -Ea sPr-4rt x1t-1 l' - rr'eF --tsn
-- OF Jour corr-psua-- 80 s1lor--. ~ 80 .st
500 -s.-fl esrrr ~ oth-- .. u''
.al .ic s- DO lsAs~r-s~f D. svas curs- .
- boz -es' gof-4f 0' - 1ni's 80 AZ '-- 20.
-r-t.- % l n'r--t loaf isgue-t cd s-ffl spt-'s hi
You &c. continued VI Droayu lie rHsys. ,ha, Pho oh,eci
u fe instructions intended. iu prevent internal re
seton snd D. foreign Intervention except our own. u
The intention evidently of Con Qua uu to llscA
Rome He rro-ecd- I'd ro Observe rhe Neanol
asst Austrian rrol- bad already entered on the Roman
. - .... .,,... -- b., ...,Afa r-.~-, D., ,te.-h ir
rr balance of attr. DID, lf1.vwas 'o lr carried or ll
consequence. 'he Government must positive, refuse 20
order Pie troops 'r refGrl 0 Clva Nec-a. ner pres
lrscsed fhe Mr-y for beng anN'ols fo ri' down ir
Roman Republic Finally division tonS place on ihe
resolution NJ ihc Committee TIE numbers were
In..er 1f ll fafnr uf rt.Ulunr.. ~
Absolute s.or-y .-aj' gaiust ii..... ...-'
IN -or.e-.orc- t -,.o,ar,. " tie Committee wa. ce-
AIRED to oe adopted THIS result. mq gin - anne ora tac
Mn .frv. was sed with loud cheers and cnppn- NJ
band. ol tie Len. NAKED with cries 90 1--WE Rcpab-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Prosress Of the Battle.

On the 5th ha-tiues for The most part snspeh'..
an Amistce existing for the greater part of ~ esI ~
a. Henze, IN bis Greek uniform, aceompsniea ~ hx
mer and one u the COmmuna! OUafds win s"no ns.n
kerchef stnck On his bsyOnet, - ssn o. ps.y esa,
out u the OorgenThor, and repaired IN eoinls1l !"
nae Officer the prison In The Neussnt, W.
Ter. Of the troops get tho Provisions "oFe'hmeh' &C
know Red, In which he did not succeed -. A.,
Al fssr the IN end Inr mlhiAfy mo'eo n
20 tner previous positions Anrio1s p0ups we're ssn'
cred 10 the Seusfsdt, listening iof ue ~ eaunon s.y
here any onslaught from me Oh town, when fonf
bsrricaded and swerms I" lih srnra peyps Inc h'nDc
sarEing In rom Pirms, Frherg, Lommatsch and Wtlds-
r,.f All before nj 1hfsi 80 came In rpm Leipsc
Tbe-e len the railway KOsehenbfoda, herf crossed Ms
Ebe and marched along the ef bank 10 Drssden- Wes-
pons he Insurgents 10 have 10 plenty many wef.
hrnshed by d.aring Inc Conmuns usrd, htch showed
adaptation he neutral About ths Minister OF Wa
arrived from K6nigsten, furnished According 70 report,
with fl.l poNers. and al g.ied q the RLlson.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
The Assembly Disclosed.

On the lo.h the President of the Assembly complained
fhf having the dav before order fu Gen forft az
me- Irvades for an additional battalion ur me protection
an, ar,fs inc from his commander n-chief re also re-
f.,ai to call on BIN h- President for the SAKE or nay
iue communicated the aw which lodged ~ ms nand- me
,..non-tv of the defense and protection of ne A.
.cuhly under such circumstances NE tine ffe,i"'il
called on Ministers say n they warranted sacn con
duct NJ Odlon Banof, without attempting 10 htlruu
the conduct OF the officer question. Yet submitted mar
me rridness Of military discipline should be- accepted
IL. an auoiosv The Minister of War also dsafowed
am fhe Dart II Gen Foref any intention oi offering us
re-r..f 10 the Assembly Gen Lchreton. NJ GuudchauN
he ra-er II wa finally resolved that The law author
it.ny the President of the Assembly o order troops 'i
he protection 0i the Assembly should De posted up I'D an
barrack rooms -, . 1901
Amer THE incident disposed or VI OfeVy presehe,
he report OF ihe committee appointed io inquire mo We
double command of troops and Nauonai biafus He'A "9
Gen Changaruier The report wa against the pioett
g presented by the Minister OF the Interior tor confirm
49, d.. Ll,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
THINGS IN WAssiSGroS.-The Baltimore Sun

has the following under date OF Washington, May -
CIRCUIT CoURr-On Monday, this Court com
,ncnccd the trial Of the case OF Winnie and Turner
Crvcr rs Elizabeth Cooke, a suit for freedom ne
peiuoners gave in evidence that their mistress has
lived in Virginia for period OF fifteen years, during
which time they have resided in this city and hiica
themselves received their wages, and general az
sence of any acts Of ownership on the part OF the
mistress ON Wednesday the Jury found for the pc
tuoners The average number Of negroes who Obtain
their freedom by suits in this Court annually Is about
twenty III
On saturday last the case Of hosciusko, one oil ihe
many numerous branches OF that case Was taken up on
motion of Major Tochman. The bi hled charged some
dozen or more Of the Estkos and Nsncowez a. pen :
heirs and distributes Of hoscusko, and these
hsng absent the case came up motion that The OH
should be taken as confessed against them Ihe No'
granted the motion ,.-.,,.,..~,
me eject of this is that these foolish individuals arr
estopped from coming into Court hereafter ana dc
clarpe themselves not entitled 70 any OF the estate
Oth~r partics however arc not prohibited from 50
doing The case has not advanced single step 10
ward conclusion. -
The cases OF Drayton and >syres, on Wits o. elIo5
from the Criminal Court, were taken up To-Day anu
argued and the Judgment OF the Criminal court was
affirmed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

~ The Tribune also gets down for Wisconsin one
Wing one Loco and one Free soil Loco, whereas uai
state sends but TWO Members We have c.assed them
hSrS a. Io~os Burlington Free Press.
We COPY the above from the leading paper I'D the
state of Vermont simply show the ignorance that
prevails IN many portions OF our lnon with regard 70
Wisconsin. Ii j. not much matter 90 surprise
however when one rejects the remarkable degree
oi rapidtv with which state l. n4ung up. An
other thing We would suggest 20 the editor OF the
prr,s-he careful how you attempt 20 trip up tn IrD-
sae ID ilstca tables you VII generally ind u Fsnt
our Wisconsin Delegation comprises Hon. Orsnnu-
Cole Nhis. Hon Charles Durkee formerly Demo
crat then an AboltonisL and elected By portions OF
AL three parties FIRE. Soior and ex-governor 10
~ elected a. a psszovGf.
Milwaukee (Nis) sentinel and Gazette.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
incorporation of the LAWYERS OF Lower
Canada.

helawyers of England are Incorporated ssaspe
csv prvileced association snd thus enabled to bring
,o bear upon the government the undivided power oi
1900 practitioners either against OF IN favor oil any
measure that may supposed to initiate against OF LOT
their peculiar interests Again and again mas " '''"
inmated from very high authority that this powerful
phalanx have paralyzcd the most patriotic enor's TO
eject substantial reforms in the British Courts OF Oh"h
Gerry and Common Law aud ior codhcston oil the
rules of practice &C Upper Canada has followed 'he
English example; and more grievous drawback on
legal reform and improvement than the Osgoode Han
Asocation at Toronto scSrtc ever blghied the pros
peri,y of any modern agricultural community.
The Prices LAiontains, Baldwius, Noimans, Mernus'
Bakes Richardses Morrisons and the rest OF the pre-
sent majority of barrisers and attorneys who profess
to be Reformers are equally true TO the instincts OIL
their craft and bill has accordingly passed oo'h
branches OF the United Legislature TO incorporate As
S,scia Association the Legal Practitioners OF Lower
Canada The late Tory Administration did no good
and much evil and il would appear that It's successors
are lresovcd to balance any valuable measures they
may have introduced Montreal, by corresponding
amount of permanent mischief OF course the sheT
woods MscNabs smiths Princes, Cayleys, &c would
not oppose partial measures of this kind but bad as
they are they left il 70 Baldwin and letontan 10 carry
them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

The great meeting q the DepUucs from the town coun
ellis OF the Rhenlsh Province. held the Sh, IN The
noble hall Of the Casino In the CITY Coogue The Dep
amer long and animated discussion, sgrred 70
dec eject that they scknow ledge the German
Constitution voted bv the Frankfort Assembly binding
that during the couict originated by the frussisn Gov
ernnent they will take the part OF the National Assembly,
ha thew urge all the inhabitants of the Rhine land, paric
uary al persons capable bearing % express Their
determination abide by the decisions Of the National A
.emhy that Assembly he invited 20 iske Immediately
all necessary steps for giving unity and strength 10 the or
position OF the people to and also
10 order the troops Ut the Empire 10 10 observe no
Constitution. The declaration moreover, expresses Nc
determination OF the Deputies TO the meeting to do all IN
their power out the Constitution In their respect
Districts calls for the dismissal Of Ministers aud tho
convention OF the Chambers, without any change IN the
electoral law, dcnouuces the calling ont " the andwehf
A. an unnecessary and dangerous measure and concludes
BY asserting that n the declaration of the Deputies 10 The
meeting does meet with proper attention. The greatest
dangers will threaten the FstbeTand, aud even Prussia, IA
ID. present Constitution.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Doiug- of ParIiameur-The Navigation Bill.

lr the House of Lords. May. The Marquis Of Lars
t0ura entered into historical review lf fr
bearing 'e navigation ~ Great britain Grr-i 81, ala
Lad Various tr-ar- with bn-l1e res we've que a Rs
ia Denmark Sweden Holland. Mar -. SAID ra. Ius-
-any Greece the Hal-e Io"n-. all many other ~--r
every one VI sifcl more --- Affected -e principle nf
.rrs+,r Trey ex hirel fhe Erelrr-r variety 90 pro
..aa al tt- Whole ,-t together made ra-- ~ coltl-
or . 4a.fv and .lralrrl rrce. Ills -fi-e NJ -llrEs
lad The effect 0 pend ~ fle tracyif frF nil
t..0f -.- rat.-a' Or avs " llf bad been fle Effect
1ft- relaxation ~ f~s~ niti-iion aHs "hch Dad been
-0.n on during me --t -f years ln 7ir ile tonnage
.II- ro.rrrrt ,ra- - Nf -r rr.~E while Ir
,,. inward 0f f0r- Bur then BE- should be- ro.d
Al .e F-. Sd merchant and -0 .A der could nUf
M gr~af poa -r of he O., - states ~ America enter
rf. rt usf.0r Win 49, For great many years ll-
-a. rect e0eslc t-T tl- and and The nec >sfe-
fa- EuEl-h Q-oler l-l gone an projected. Vow De-
country engaged To- trafc ~'4 rae United STATE. Wa
l40iU l0n-. ard tlr Amercll tonnage - -iN fNf-
% r fe year o. fle amount ~ fnL-l tonnage en-
ya,,l a America trade Wa i.l7fn for-. tle Amen
can tonnage being --.t'.'' hereby e. owing th .r
por' 11 of Brush r-.uE lad scfua Increased ol no
i00ve--e. esa e m Pie nlfed >ae- traie --rf were 10
.He r.fr1 -.rf- -s Uf -f. vessels A irf H at
oher.f A. Hamburg the Trade carried OBI hy English s n
ping had infinitely exceed tne Tade of Hamburg '.ci aud
bore arrr rrnrorlDn fne fradr f MI other Europe
mowers rnaf frequent e Elne A. - Petersburg lc found
fh. f1ta. ~ Brush piping n q vas --NH1 tons and
OF al other ships beside British. - fN tons What was
The effect OF fe navigation a"s upon the colonies. here
a. extension ~ privilege wa called flr DO - respect
Nothing han opening e trade g he River - Law
renee would enable Canada to stand her ground. mono
poly not fhe means ay which Br--h merchants wish
ed 10 carry 0n their business
The debate was continued through 'wo days Lord
Brou.ham opposed and Lord Grey favored 'he bills Lord
Stanley preferred lhe modification of tie existing a~ o.
10. entire removal Finally. ne question Of The .ccoud
reading the ayes bad Do IN fle majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

The following Is the hst OF Candidates in the Depart
nen Of the Seine liked by the party represented by the
Reacuonist Club Of the Rue de Poiiiers
Dufaure, Passy Bedeau, Lamoriciere, Odion BsToi,
La,teyrie Leon Fancher Bugeaud, MORGAN. Theirs,
Cagaignac. Favln, Cannon FallOux, Wolowski, Mole,
Peupn Roger ldu NOrdJ FOud, MOntaember, Coquerei.
Rapaie, Hugo, Bixo, Cnambole, boisse, Mare, Murai
lLuclenl.
twill be noticed that the names Of several Republicans
are Ia this list They there trap 10 catch votes
The Democratic Association Of friends Of the Consuu-
ton representing the moderate Republicans, the party of
the National, have formed the following list.
Z Cavaienac, Arago, Carrot, Gunard, OoudchauH,
Focon Senard Lamoncere, Buchez Dupont (de PEurel,
Buaut Daf4lre Degoussee, Marie lde Ia Seinel GORDON,
MarrasL Lrdrl Rolhn, Duc0uK, Bastde, Lagrange Re
marune, Lasteyue.
Boicha seeanMaor Of the 7ih Light Infantry wanted
hnia few gotss Of being included % lhe above llsi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
TIE SPEECH or Gov. sswARD.-The U. 5 Cir


cult Court room was well filed yesterday. 70 hear the
speech OF Ex-Governor Seward. Of New ork, Ia the
Patent Right case now before that lounsL The SUI
,ect was An exceedingly dry one bcng Illustrative OF
machines parts OF machines boards shsylngs, tongue
srooves planers cutters. cylinders ana "a" du-t
There was no room for eoqucnce On The SUBJECT ana
the speech was consequently unlnteresung lie voice
OF the speaker somewhat HUSKY and NJ manner
rather unimpassi0ned. The case VII be deciaed 20 d
lev, dsys Philad. Ledger. 9th.
FROM rHy Missouri RivER-THE CHOLERA -
The steamer Boress No 3 arrived yesterday from :
Ioseuh which place she left on the l2th inst her ON
cs report hui little sickness AZ that point and only
few cases Of Cholera either Independence or hansas
on sunday the 18Th there were but three deaths
- tho latter place At Weston, there were no D." ca
- reported Near Weston. they met the steamer
Mary Banc eight deaths hai taken place on her One
rerson Ged on board OF the Alice, and some siN or
eight were reported 70 have occurred on the AsouA
~, steamer. Amelia and Monroe az Jefferson Cry. "
me up The authorities q that place have established
Quarantine and boats not permitted a. land with
an, rst being inspected by committee u physicians
The steamer ehifoot which let this city On Monday
eVrninr Wa met near -. Charles yesterday -ne had
slr.5y buried three persons Who ded OF ,noefs anl
svs-si more were reported SICK. The lAgntout J.
bounS for Council Bluffs with large number Of Nor
~. on boari = Louis Republican May Z.
LAIR vRox MExIco.-The British mail steam
AZ sem arrived Al Mobile the 2lsi lnst RON efa
Crpz bringing sl47O in specie The severn leit Al
Ven cur the United states ship Saraioss u SAL Joy
Pensacola in few days, and hug Heliord 70 sal Joy
New-York on the 18th INST These were ne Only Ahei
lean vessels IN port
ISF.xrlclpE-The body OF new born infant
vas found in manure heap IN Portland e. tbs morn
ag with tie skull crushed IL Sos:cH Traveller ~S'H