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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

q. CsrsraI a Nsruors refused 10 take II upon Us
soousbflify The Pedmontess troops As'r ~. r.,
70 uuaG@ pre2arsucn. for defence 10 me ih'rI 80
AerHndre, ca entering the port was o-s' - - =,
pt-droutese mo. isking the passensefs SEE -.
board for BODY Of Ioroarcs cone 70 'nT 80
a the Geroess fred gp0l Der but tne - 80
,aon discovered the PiedmOntese sn p % 800
excuses 70 the capita . q to- Alexaa1re ~
n an OF war bow oH Genoa had been sero - -.
p@uve-s VI ca appeared hostile q the uene- =.
which they concluded that she woGld Ae' - - -,
viii The Psdmor,sse troops should ne aru0'
b. accepted No oue Ia allowed = quit tne 1oN.-
number Of victims 10 considerable on es1 s.es. ~
tie nOmen: Ct the departure OF The AIeh.noIS
NOR was current TIA: two thousand Lon,O -.
ia.t entered the town By TIE 1u,csn roeS ~ ~.
thousard nor. were expected Ice ioHoNht a
the terms Of the srrnsice which Tas 70 expire VI ~
9Th. a. noon < r.. a., o.,
Proposition q III. kunieipa Cooncii o. Deoos . -
Ia Harnura Gen Ia Asrnofs ,AA4 occnVy sc -
ard he fo-ts VIZ his frsops A NJ shuest
srd progeny saarsus-ed TIE hosases ara ~ -, ,
- be r,Ut,.v yfv.n 40 The NSIior A. ClHa y. e
REDUCED 70 the -sA ripcou a pefsols u0' 's'Ns
irx 70 Il shaI inmediaieiy siv- 40 heir srns -.
- rsig-e1 a. AVFEZANA n IRE name OF ne
Tn. svrtir PROsUNO. hGnieips! Council
Gen. la NkRAORA. ,p.
Ia -. n-~serc- q the C0rfulN bo1y'
Gsuos. April 6, at A II ,,-.-,,,.. - 49,,
Anon. tue passengers arrived az Msfseiiies y ''
Aexancre Nan,sneli lste mr. rnoef 81 'ne = 70
visionAl Government -. Co.. =
twas currently reported In Paris thai renos haa
ans'y surrendered = Gen Ia Nirno-s o1' our GO
r-spopdsnt could rot ascertain from ~na source Tue
information ~u derived
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Trouble with Turkey.

lelier from Vienna Il 7sh mat ssys News has ar
rived that the Aussn troops which had taken refuge
In WsllAchis we're ordered BY the Turkish authorizes
% b cisarmec Our Ministry . furious his scc0uaL
snd hzs ordered the EIbassa1or 81 Corsta1rn1ps %
demand biz passports. II BEN bad taken refuge 10
Wail.chis and his troops bad lot been ssarme5. our
Ministers woald certainly have made great solss
about the breach q neutrality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
burning OF la Fopraine's Iieuse-t'rcat Meet
ing Of the People.

MONTREAL, Friday, AprIIW
Last night the mob burned La Fontaine tine
leader Of the French psrty) house and then broke ne
windows Of DR. Nelson's house, ana ais" oil 'nsHf
o,her, There wasa great meeting today, At which
resolutions we're passed praying the Home "oVe'n'
men, TO recall Lord Elgin Tho speakers recommend
cd the people to refrain from violence aud me meeting
dispersed without farther outbreak. Tho Parliament
met TO day at the Bousecours Market House OUT ohY
20 adjourn. No business was transacted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
CITY ITEMS.

~ Chs-,-r On 81 Pr-fbyisrya Ghnr,s srsnns
fl-y ' Ch..s-f-C hrysfsst Cuugrsrstnrai Chsnlh
-tafse.snf Iastfa'- brosf~sg - safsF
Rss 7 T. H.rrs cels@uu, 80 bslsfray- mofninx
Il<s 5 COREY f~-iItA 4 hfpfei Chufch .gsuHg
Pea hnr ws.hfnrtan Hsn 0urr~f f~sf=r Rl-sU
~ An-a !. ertar--k N.I. Il-sn.E a-ar I..--rl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Gev.rumsn, Appointments, &C.

WARRINGTON, NpfII - \ sU'
The Consul to Liverpool in place Of Gen. ARM
STRONG hss been appointed Su, tho name has not yet
transpired Il L. however said, that he Is from the
ws., The Second Auditor OF the Treasury Depart
men, hss removed Gsosos w hIaSSSLY' OF OHIO
Tuos }. ROBINSON. OF Kentucky, BSowN. OF -----'
two other Clerks and FRANcis A. Dunn OF rennsyi'
vsaia. Messenger The salary Of william Mko"E,
I'm Chief Clerk ries JOSIAH + roIN hiss been reduced
from a. 7oo to q. 400 That Of nIEopoRE l.. NoonV
of Maine has been increased from 81 90 a. 81 400
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Rnt..in.AIh Ahandoued

TIE Ratsn al agitation has convinced Lord 'onn Oh
-. folly Of his scheme and It's ssd he vii reiineui'h
hi. pc, project ard substitute An income TAX ne more
readily since Il vouI nfall - have been rejected ~
the Lord. The Income AK xii he levied o. a. cs'Ses
All professions tfsie.rnen ard shop keepers every
one ia snort possss.nz yearly iaoome Of So no
mater from what source derived, While tie rate IN aid
w.s 10 BE- levied % cxclu.ivey from the iA1i hence
n. vsorou. rssstsnca It ne; With from TIE landed
gont-v Tia substitute IA 20 BE- proPo'el u Lord JOAN
pusteIss son AZ Parliament mee;f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

rsx Nsw BosroS PoIsosIso Csss'--oar read.
IN ,.,.ueer he s,ssrap, 70 poison the family OF
s-,.... n,.,.s.li 90 New .Rossoa. n ii msSs On the
50 r.s ,.., ~ the aausiDisasrsn Of norpssne' re
!, ,as ar.sh Of cue child Letiii. sl-i'ae.A 'as
,,,.ossr . youus sirl adopted IS dasss's y MI .
-. srVusA, sp FOR uiI. plead sa'iS s0s -.
..--nn,. ss.,.as.a 70 b hung On the so'A 81 ssA'
August
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Lectures, Concerts, SC. ro.NIshr.

Dsss-J3f Acsssuy-Rsd-sy bs spfns nd Foa~ .y 80
Ssfl1s ArlrrF Bouat~sy. l~uaft De- ni rFsanT
A. uaon-Rr3. s.y. sruct1~ 81 -DsltHns
lnau hrs1 hssis stiiss - Z
Fs1snns q .- asiasrrss-sa hf1st--y. Ns>s' -
M.as. Aff~n'. MAJ Nnsfss hfsmf-fs fd
rhn... sus-u hro.s-sS srfrx- De- <.fslft
faaahal Gstsa-h1s~Y opqu-iis ,.fsIft u ~
flrnns ffssf CLsnDsfs ct NJ. f-sFf
sos5-sy Th.st.r ~ Pear 80 Aataf 1rs
Aa.frss as.sam-Brosd-sy.c snu -Dsy sni s.saas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Miscellaneous.

The D,Hfsrhe Z,iiupR states that VI. Csnphsusen,
the Prussan Penipotenrary At The Regents Court le'
Frankfort for Berlin on the IN inst whittier ne was
called by an order by electric telegraph
The same paper asSerts likewise, that inc OnevAlsr
Bunsen Minister of Prussia At the Court OF - James
has resigned his pos. as Ambassador OF the German
Empire.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

tY Rev. T. l.. HAMS, psstnr OF the lode
pendent Christian congregation. will preach 90 Asni
ver.sry discourse Ia the Coliseum morning
At the usual hour The usual evening service vl D,
omitted After next sabbath the society will rof.hp
IN the stuyvessDt Institute. and services will b. hsi
At iOt 0 clock A NJ sod 3 T.. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

OConnens h5ase 10 Merrionsqrare AMI hl' LioFA'y'
sre advertised for sale Cancellation Han "a Kew"
spoken Of the ht,ings up were sod i'tey-oa-o''ns
box presses forms. maPs and some musical ih'"1
rnen,s Mr. Ray calls upon the people 70 preserve
the house and library a. least IN rememoFAnce OF 'n7
narrator
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I,ai.la,,yc Fighting.

Tho debate on the subject OF the refusal by the King
n accept the imperial crown was OF 90 strong caai
ter IN both Chambers NJ B'r thai the Preside MS were
obliged % suspend the respective si'inss n inc hIs
Chamber the members indu ged In personal confct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
yiraiuta Esectiou.

RicHNoNp, Friday, AprI ~,
The election IN Richmond District will be open
ss,,xvhsre for three dsya in consequence Of the
.,c,m A, ,.s, accounts j. NJ Boris was running well
q e Lxs's vOt, /, 90 far quite ,ms-jANKs sKpDoS's
dcco> chances thus far are best
Mc.xnx Lad. Psxptxrox In the Loudon District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

dsred hare ~ti stronger heed or could Be ,ddaeed
ID ihis -.'arJ eIps,rishoa Of a race more alive
70 local siiAenmer' more deeply imbusd Nth Pai-
O nate love 4 country than .ay otser the esrta
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

Axx,ss,s.-The UAioR Of yesterday says that
Col RoAxx. LoeoFccA 10 excited "oVsso"' Of A'Aan-
a. nv small majority bat sives nc isr'0es returns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
INTELLIGENCE PROM 7Hg OLD WORLD.
BY THE STEAMER CAMBRIA,
CAREFULLY PHEPARzD, COMBINED AND AIRANsks
ron TIE SKwYoRK TRIBUNE

The Cunard steamer Cambria reached Boston
yesterday morning at about o'clock ba; Only
part Of her mails reached this City, and a. Of the
papers for the different news agents were stop
ped by the necessity Of passing through the Gus
tom. House at Boston. We have Therefore not
received our foil tiles, and bat small part Of our
correspondence. Our readers vii. however, fnd
everything Of importance IN the intelligence
brought by this arrival that vas not contained IN
our Telegrsphic dispatch published Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

PRtLApXifktA ApfA ~ TN
Telesraehic dispatches from Lswes' Delaware
kpu s,.,s tia, the swsssrs wss hsmpins hard, and
.eal,as freely Darirg the Day any tons OF pig ','a
have been thrown overheard and q "" expected n-'
abe would hesve OF ct hish water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
The Cholera.

Ths Chol,rah stealing "a. The Softa and s0uin
~ 9ernE bat thanks D. an Almerofs God 70 raw
sges up - iss have b.sn An..ei n extent Nery ieT
case. occurred IN D.5.r and Of those coy Two -
leve terminated fatally q vas ilP?osef 'Hh Us
grace ths nos, Rev Dr. C-3,ly Prinate Of lre'ana
fe victim 70 his raa'is giant essass. ssoT not u u
Be true bot ,hs ih1r, tus 10 Illness ias'ed-nine
hours-sn1 ihs haste With shisa he vas removed 20
Armagh ior in,ernsnt. scooraag - hh OWE se'fe
joined with the fact Of Cholera being IN Dfoghes~
where be died siTe cosrtensnce 10 ire run9r'. re
cautions are being taken In Dabln ~ TIE SANITARY
Committee = render iae advent Of tbs dreaded az
e.se ga. sros5uL Ard this a the tine ehosen BY The
FnsH,h Government - o'ose rP pubic hospitals y
ui,sdra1iss the gran, one has been afeady closed
and Two o.hers are daily expecting toe sane fate
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

DfPurr Posrs.srEas --J0ha :. NecaIy Trsnson
J ssn1s Ware, K-nsngtoa, Penn Taonss h
Iaioek Portsmouth, " Philo 2 Iohnsoa ws,sr.
0sa y Rs,hen A Wsrcen- Aabarn. NY Bsnta
ma l. Cock singasntJn, n \. soiOn0a Ps.rselas
Lossport n. Y. Abasr Y. Elas, sgr!agssld, N.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
ITALY.

Onthe "a After a conbat which lasted Tor several
hours tie Piedmoniese General de Azsrts VINO aAa tne
command Of the garrison. WA obliged u cApuulsie -
The con nencrd OF the evening al the al Soout
4 o'el,ck and continued without interruption curing
,hs vshoie ~ the rirhl the Inhabitants having been
forced By the Insurgents 10 illuminate their houses 10
,--r u enable them 10 carry their operations Ia
conseguerce Of The strong position he ~ tne tio'f
the result wss for long tire doubtful, bst en.'H
to,xsrd in TIE morning Gen de AfariA nuons tnAi
the strength Il the insurgents ss rsiher lncte-Ans
tAsn ouinishiug while he himself was cot on irom 81
hop, Of r,iaiarceuen,s was obliged 70 espliu aie Tie
lives Of tie troops span AID the whole OF ne
rnen were allowed % llii the pace Win thslr arms
aid with all The hcnors VI war Lord hsrdsieke NO
commands tie British shp-o! the-An Nenseshee' -
spoken 81 with prslse BY the OrnoA papers As nA'Nz
contributed IN obtaining favorable Terms iof 'ae
sad hAvag prevented the horrors AM excuses ~noA
migh. - sx peeted the consequences Of NE poP4"
triumph ,,,
General La Msrmnrs. who commands the Piedtncn-
to corrs cisustrhed % Genoa paolshed manifesto
da,sa Ami ~ ne hestou srters 81 Romeo IN ~elen
he ssis sha scelng the state Of reVe N when ne
CTR Of Genoa now Is refusing . sekuoS edge ire car
itui.,on hetseen ths military COMMANDER Of toe d
yan OF Genoa and the reoels and ~ishins 10 restore
order be directs Ihsi tse Eooss Nnieh naVe 4et tSe
city shall stop iaeir march, snt tHss ne e5 anal %
.t-,.,v hincSsac5 Those citrens vho Utst % range
,S.vrs on The side q order vii have Tbs liberty 10
como cut and vii receive sii and proseenoa oUt a.
psss.e uf srrosndise pr0vsioos vi! Dc pfoaioii'
ed Al ile Psees oeeap4os y 'se - -
al In general the waoe circle 81 TIE poeAA1e ~ oe
.sbis-ted - marta lsW ard All arms even tn'se OF
- ,a-sn. sssri rus; Dc ssrreusered Sihn twenty
t,ur hour, under psin Il lac plc.sanlens "a -i'.-i
Is. Tn, manifesto then announces ne 80 q
80 -tst- ri national militia ~ Es - ~ 'o4lhte 7
t,-,,e All several ether Fosirctoss a. s-ons y NJ
f,rnlns 81 .set blockade snd re suppression q ne
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s,arket.....ALKaSY. ApEa rs Pm

In CoKS We notice sales Of e.ooo bushels 70 At
r,v. within 9 week ten dsys Al Sc and leVVV 40 I"
arrive soune tine ext month al the came price
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The Dantsh Prfssners

Tas prisooers sn0snE 70 6Il. Isead-ng ~ or.eer'-
Csns6ering tes Christian vii - Ens-oi-osfrs
sap, and Ia Se.Os bang i>Eus triSste' they zss
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ENGLAND.
1IIsrtllanfOus.

Parliament, bss not been 10 session owing 70 the
holidays.
Mr. bancroft, the American Minister bad lefi London
for the holidays.
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tn. steamer. spee,e-MarLe.. and stock.

BoSrON tridsy, Aptll =, 4 NJ
Two hundred and fcrty-s seven thousand dollars
10 specie BY the steamer Cambria vi" catered the
Custom House today,
IN. n,v. hsa favorable effect on the Flour market
I'd h0.,.r. are very ARA Cora s held for Ave cent?
advance on previous rstes 10 Stoen to-day 'asre W"
49,, g,,,. aepe though quotations generally were
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

MoUsr WAsHfScroS Scnoot EKHinIriDs
The public exhibition Of this popular .suna'y wss hsi
act night as the Lecture Room. 20 Broadway To
room crowded that many persons ~er- unssis
70 obtain entrance 1hs sxsrcisas ~sre q The NEST
entertaining and lns restos chsrscsr Ths recafioss
In Greek, Latin sad English we're delivered sth a.
ease and sef possession quits unosas Tor pupils o.
Jouns The mos, attractive part psfksps ~ss he 90
clsson Ia which the c0ntatsd evils and bensEu q ~
discovery In California were enumerated With fnseh
osical readiness and ssm ct sispaistson. Thsir ~
iornsnce would have been crsiiabls g. msch olssf
hsads The exercises nsmsfou, and varied AMI
relieved by eEcesBs music Tho result could nj 10
70 BE- gratifying 70 I'll sho tsss intsrest 10 us Pro
per education o. yssih.
THs MuRRAT 81. HOUE.-The eouss ~ im
proysmenf, diverslss from iu main svsase nfosfwsJ
Toto ksrrsy o. has iken hold u the ssA snosn Mar
ray ct House, Owned ~ G. bate Fsr severe days
the ~orsnoh have bssa basfy engaged Ia putting "
pillars and raiing ard tearing down rsns &c lhsi 90
In 1see q thu former plain fros, there 10 nsht snd
airy porteo especially pleasant Tor cool samnsr
iass waea eli The essuy and fashion q Ne CITY y.sss
~isin i9h Viev. Tss sltefs1o. la,erasiy have be-n
10 sss extensive and the house. h.s NJ sun sres,sf
claim % public favor Mr. Bur. Ia eonaeeuoa ~ah
he so owns the Ne. Ensl ssd lioisl Cis.ol.sd Oso
'ns most spacious ard siessai psbns Aosss In usi
eiiJ sni zoe Of ne faasI 10 tAs wss.
isScfsrs An inquest We he'd yesterday ~
Cofousr WALKERS a thr Alss iIouss ysfd. syoa NJ
BODY Of AZ 1asno~n about 10 pears - sse shs
-ss t'shd srosnod ns1 per No . Sorn River M
." dressed Ass sailor ~iih blue isek-s blas ,ss
bus assnsi shirt vhlse drawers. bsas overall. .n1
~oolea sioeiisss lie appeared - have b--n q ~
water sbous -ess verdict Fouus drowned II.
co'orer also hsd al irqssa ysstsrdsy II the Alms
Hoa'- y.'d upon the BODY q osea seD.rnos, 60
I've u Ifslssd ssed . y-sn Who socssestsiy fe lot
me zip 81 Fuioa Perry 90 "Wednesday evssiss -tbs
lasoriesied and vss srow1sd ysraie, seeordissy
The eody o. an unkno~n msn shost - pears 81 ss'
~s fOens Yesterday 81 NE ,oos Of wsnss \. n NJ
vi" afessed IN blss asesslls black ~ools0 p@st.ooa'
snd heavy eoois lie s2SesEed " hsvs o~sn In th'
water seost weeks The cofoners Jsry rend-rsd I
! verdict IN soeordsnes wifh ths shoss ststs neat
| FrRsiTURk slLs.--Tbsre oil Be = sac II va
liable heus-hoa furbltars day 1t 80 FoartA Of Pee
PIE soios into house sssprs en- he ia q ssy ell q
yell 10 loos % n
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Trial af Hand md Webb.

WARRINGTON, FTttty ApftI n
The Jury in the case Of Hand, tor stealing 'he
ocvsrpmep, Jewels. has not yet sgreed and the pros
pces |, ,sa, they will be discharged
Jim Webb win be tried on the evidence OF ; H.
s,.vsr,. Clerk Of the Police Court, NewNork
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s,.s. ard pefes.e Of the CRY.

The po.spAekst AeNsHdre, which iei. GenoA o1 Iss
s,,,s M he ia nst has brought the io.ssia9 par
tisSI,rs AS n.s.isence ~ % tat dsie DC ss -
t"sSas 60 vita incredibis oos,lnaty priests Sn'
- - 49, nArt IN the defense Of TIE harnesses
NJ ,-oo. ND bs~e penetrated into ire town vlisoai
seins cTs.Se4 81 .se stones that ssS oees eosSSS .
the houses for ihai Psrpose Eheis snc
have destroyed several houses ea1 $500 - -
struck By prol@c'ies several th % N u 49, -,
slso Suffered Tse French residents, sad nHty ~
tives OF other nstions took refuge - ocafa W
nerre AT last the consular body succeeded n
uhsziairg tie eoaeiasicn 81 srmstioe Of = ncas
Three members Of the Municipal Council ses 0Si ior
Turn 70 oetxia the royk SANCTION % ihs eo1vsnuor,
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INDIA.
RATTLE I'm fhe puUiaub.

By the overland mail, we have dates from Bombay
10 the 20h of December with styices from Calcutta TO
the 10Th and Madras TO the 18th OF December, and
from Hong Kong to the 26th OF November.
The intelligence from the PunJsuo is OF much IN
terest A ssngunsry skirmsh has taken place on the
Chenat, between considerable force under Lord
Cough anda large body OF the sikhs, who had issen
position and defended II with Obstnscy and Vsl0r
which render them very formidable fOes.
Tho affair 10 have been conducted, on the part
OF the British with less than average amount OF pru
dence and the mistake which those In command almost
needlessly committed only retrieved At the cost Of
an exhaustive effort and OF many valuable lives In
Guiding Major General Cureton and other distinguished
officers In what the accounts received call aHhey or
gully but which was In fsct fordsble branch OF the
river Cherub. the enemy eventually compelled 20
retire but they able 90 carry with them their
heavy artillery camp baggage and wounded men, u u
fair 10 that their spin, strength suffered 10
material check They were pursued, but OF the subse
queni movement no details have yet arrived.
The Skhs appeared 20 be shaping their course to the
mountain country, and they will their obtain many
formidable positions longer protrsction OF the war
may De expected. 10 the meanwhile attention has
been partially Withdrawn from Moutan, where Gen.
Wick seems TO have been awaiting the arrival Of the
BOMBAY column
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twelve weeks OF has services as Judge. they have
more excuse for repuiisting their debts than |
ever imagined til now. However,, be got through
in time 70 let Mr. W HUST OF our state make also
short Political speech-not very weighty or
pointed, bot courteous. good-natured and emoody-
ing some nest HRS on the whole. above an
average Party speech He made NJ. HorsToS
Of Ala ashamed Of having on Monday eulosized
Mr. Polk ss the President Of the Democratic
party. Mr. Houston wished % characterizs u as
hasty. insdverteut remark. bat heard him
enanc ale j; very distinctly and euPhatiealy' and
on remsrking q sensation among the Wings be
deliberately repeated IT, Hrs apology Tor i s me
| best trait have noted n bis course
| At length the Chairman hammer tel to cio'e
this useless debate. and the Clerk proceeded TO
read over the sections OF the bill. No Amendment
was offered. no item objected to ard the oil was
in five minutes reported 70 the House without re-
msrk-no soul having lisped the word ioriitca-
tions nor limited az provision q the bill during
the Two days devoted 10 rs discussion TIE
House. By large vote under the Previous cues
tioul ordered the BAL 70 be engrossed Tor ihlrd
readin- and Mr Nnton moved tee Previous
I Question on iis passage.
| Mr CoEs o., ia. now objected u the third
reading Of the bill to-day bat the Speaker over
ruled him. since the bin, having undergone no
amendment In Committee was already engrossed.
Repeated motions 70 adjourn from the wrong
sideI were voted down, and the bi.i vas passed
without cal Of Yeas and Nays. motion 70 recon
slider vas made and laid on the table s. the bili
IS beyond recall snd another Loco-Foco ctory
such victory consisting Of spreading overtTo or
more DAYS the work which should be completed IN
oae-csnnot be achieved upon 10. Let IS be
thankful for that
Two more Appropriation bils-the Mexican
Indemnity and the Annual Post Ohee-and then
We shall reach the Cheap Postage bill. Is 1t not
time ] hear that the Senate will iasien the
Mexican Indemnity on the Civil and Diplomatic
bill hope it may do so Tor the bill will other
wise consume much precious time. and it wil
have 70 be passed IN the end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-12
THE GERMAN EMPIRE.
Who .hoII be Fmprror,

The Fransfor, Assembly has fairly cast the sppie Of
aiscord among The princes OF Germany Aus;ris while
recovering her re6eious Hungarian provinces has
new sld %, controversy opened TO her, m the threat,
eued rivalry OF Prussia tor the German throne Her
tenure OF the provinces OF Lombsrdy will again become
probably the subject u quarrel with The Nag " Sard
MA The question OF The Danish Duchies IS As unset.
tied As ever Naples snd sicily are It'll s. far removed
from an smcsble settlement OF their disputes. while
Russia. which Las 50 long rems.ned silently prepared
for action seems deeply plunged in intrisaes, Win a
view 70 81 extension OF power toward the south.
The Frankfort Assembly. On the 9th inst sitter sew
era days debate decreed that the dignity Of the
head VI the Empire Is given 70 one Of the reignins
German sovereisns. The decision was Come 10 by A
majority OF 25- over 2ll votes II Is generally De.
lieyed that the next vote will declare the title OF Inn
peror 10 be hereditary Austria having virtually win
drawn from the circle Of central authority established
At Frankfort
II thus remains for the Assembly 20 take the only
alternative LETT 70 pave the way Tor Prince OF the
house of Hobenroern. to the imperial throne.
In Prussia tranquility prevailed, but tho domestic
disputes Of the prusssns kept up certain degree OF
excitement