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New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Later from Father Mathew.

Ex.Mayor Brady has received the following let
Ter from Rev Theobait Nsthsw
C0sy April n. lsis
Nl nEaR ~rE Tie mach prEed and valued ir'its
trr o. M ctxeus of Neul or conveyed through yrD
s. fa-.r resgec ei llet Nsglstrae. l Common --
Cd. a.ser1sl arrived .r lle course .rt . pleased A
slv-e Prlriience 20 The -ne 20 fsii e "iia se'er'
l.ness which nor only prevented ne from arsi-r- mF
-cli OF the al.ir lsled honor o beng ier -u's .-'
FROM even -kHoHe, gag lie receipt 10 y-ur >nI conn
n.-rlcatcu-
To W ari tte other member 1i t'e Common
Council deeply grateful, aui ie, Justly proud oi
Ecur appreciation O. mr allrs l t.e sacred cause "a
rrrnpsr.lcr Tie testimony NJ .ucP l1ncrni srt fir.
nent individuals - 20 Sufficient recon qense ior s
filt have endured and an~icls.v COX forward u
the opportunity 90 Tresenrn. DO Pers ,iy sincere &c
Il y .ec -u.fn-s
AL ir ncr ihauk God. almost PERFECTLY restored 90
health tel that csnu0t MAKE better n-e 0' hs pre
cious gfr tsn 1y fui.ng nay .0ug cherished Intention
20 VISITING The h.gh minded people ~ Americs lne
generous o,fr rf Nessrs. t-frrr.- Nint-rn t' q
your CITY have taa'S;-.y pied clt c--li l-t oe
resdy on April g. ess would hare taken passage IN
their packet slip Ih, New World WIKI my esteemed
friend. Csrt knight
have u1w secure. fly place l tla AsAN4fton Viien
wi sal from Liverpool .he ,l.t Aay ent minec
a,e.y after ler arrirl. .n Newior j promise uyse
;ar qualification 0i seeing AMI -snSns yol snd my '
er friends tur forr great s-rln-
W.fh m0-f respectful comp. ueris % ,Ae gentlemen
OF the Council have 'ie honor 20 b dear Nr Mayor
yours most respectfully, lHLObALD MATHEW.
T. W. y Fa4tf. Ma. oft1e l.'r w. 7 l'fk
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
From the Isthmus.
orrespoudence OF Tie Tribune

STEAMER Osrs CHAoREs RIvEs Apul -
MgssRs. EDITORS improve the first opporta-
utunitv Of vritin. you since sning from snip
Clrrts Derrrs We arrived a Chsgscs The 2ith ust
oil 10 good health es were advised By tie csptau Of
fas sosu5cst Oru, l3t 20 mo the hsr5or Of Chs
.res We sailed so1re ten miles below tie Asrb0r OF
Chsgre. 10 place cs-sd Navy Bay-s .ery secure
place TO anchor This morning We were taken from he
vessel by the steamboat Orus and now "a our vsy mp
the rver, ~ route 70 Panama The scenery about "a
cr.s Is verv beautiful indeed csunot speak very ia
vorablr OF the inhabitants and their dwellings
since coming 10 the town OF Chssres We eslred. 10
our displcasur- ;hst the steamer Gen S1nlo7. from
New Orleans came in dsy cr two since with about 70
passen- gers having ost some tive or S on tie passage
fhi- morning the second mate was taken sick aud died
one or more cases are reported quite l.-a "isn
the Cholera.
We have nows from Panama OF ye.tcrday No arr.
Va Of steamers from san Frnncisco itnn few
davs several sail 0t vessels arrived ana are making
prcusrations leave trr California Tho rainy season
has nc- set IN this will not happen rll some time IN
Mav The weather is bcsu,ii0l-qulte warm however
Prices of some few articles ~ Chagres Esgs q per
ioz. Chickens ss-uone 20 be had AZ that Green
corn cake. pretty -ood) dime apiece glass lemon
.de ls-very poor no i-c cigars quite cheap bought
lf for ls We had turtle soup FOX dinner on board the
steamer Enclosed I send you some resolutions ior
publication In TIE Tribune
Pe,olre8. That eur hanks are due 90 Cspt samuel
Bailey io constant and poate attention io ihe hea..n
comfort and conveu OF The passengers during our
~er agreeable voyage from NewIork 90 Cnagres that
have entire confidence IA hs aoy as al stle cafsI
and accompl shed shpmaser and That we recommend nm
ana hi vessel 10 tie Confdenc. 0t AL who may WISH 10
| take passage wiki him.
Res.lrsd That n taxing esve OF Capt Bailey anu MS
orers Ne fer u duty Incumbent upon us 70 express our
luqlaf appreciation OF fue manner IN "cn ne ua uls
charged fe duUef deVoivug un him duung oar passage
Ee,lef That copy of these resolutions be presented
10 Capt bailey and that copies also De- seui ne tdo- o
,he Nefr- loJk Tribune and Conner and knq.ucr
Srref n WALLER Chairman
n V.tt>Ir.. serraf4rr ln I-isli oi 90 otner-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
PRTNCH,s HOTEL,

nz on THE CORNER or FRASkfOkT-SI. and ChJ
IL Hallsqaare opposite the CRY Hal and Pan tout
- ,air was bu Il and opened by the subscriber, May
lss9 who trusts that fer convenience esssocs ccd0'
snd ecouoy II cannot be surpassed 10 the world IL
tsus more rooms than any other Hotel On TIA ConlneL
ave ope only all Of which are warmed grams. They are
al fitted Up with marbletop SashstsIds ~ neL are sep
Piled with CrotOn water through syer-p ated coeks
There ted IN the halls and zter clos
% every VIII be M wish during the nig gat
Ths Hotel s In the Immediate Vicinity u mercantile hs
and the principal places " Amusement, and oref'
eveTy i1d1ceuent % those who consult couyenisDce S
ganee ard economy a. the prces will be sheently mod
70 any portion of The travelling puoss Isefr -
@ Barbers Shop and AZ extensive range OF Ban hoym,
connected herewith The Hotel will be couciuie' on
tie European plan Of lodging rooms, and meas a ~
may BE ordered In the spacious and splendid
Portsrs Will BE- Up dUnng the night 20 admit
also 70 call them any time they may de'fs -. ..', -
case viii servants be permitted ~ exact Or
sites myl5 In - -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
shocking Event supposed Murder By Prus'ie
Correspondence oi Tie Tribune.
NEwP0Hr. y \ Nay a.


NEwPonr May -, l-l'
Ma. H. GRrErEr-Dcor So. a very hosrid
a4l.r occurred in tae ad dining town of tnraed GA
81 turia, last, eis. has thrown an oftca.' iuniiY
.ro mourning. aul caused qul-e an excitement 900 iie
.ishi orhood oi tnc occUrrcurc The FIf oi -ul"su
N,clry Esq came tl ier ea,a n s.,fy sudden manner
and unler very suspicioas circumstance DO seems
daual'.r oi Mr and Mr. Neeiey was married about
d. .,ff..u month. since t0n nr Robert u.rf.V nd re
moved with him to Clmillus. whore no resided
Sse turned home o. her parents some weeks SINCE
r. f.nr any longer fD 1--we with him, alleging a- cause
N- abusive conduct One day l1st week l' ln"i' ll-
,Drsaranrp no Air Nettrs. damardnl fh lnierFlr"
with h.- Wli, which was refused him h} the mmily
On saturday morning be- being tacfe his wife -is.
ter while preparing breakfast vas tih.n SGT m-t1 N'
suddenly 3D. hut -Ae soon rDc covered nothing more
Aa. t.1ueht ni 40 that uine Aif's tAf iftnF mao
nreakfastet. tue tetpof ni was ui % "..'' "' '.
aside and about Ten o'clock 4 N Mrs. Necl"f. as was
her dal y CUSTOM went 90 the teapot and tooN dransnt
of cold f.a aui laft, thereafter ls tAAen 'io
'enffv sick sni in less Than fprnfy minutes Wf- a
corpse asserting wifh ltr last breath th1t her lnr'-
VS.. cau-ed hy drinking from ihe teapot me dah-N.'i
recolect- Of having taken hight sip pre- ious io emp
fua and -csii4ng 10 ont while preparing nrsuNas 4h
Il o. meanwhile D.ckev iett huf was followed and sf
rested 70 Little Fails while stepping aboard ne cars go
inc west the presumption being strong fuat ne hhd
Communicated poison I'D the tea An examination j.
now be- 1e boa and understand that % has been proved
that he ns seen 20 empty the contents 90 the teapot
ara substitute unsreeped and cold water The e'
ienc, Will probably be- strong enough % commit I'm
TIN, rosou /. supposed o. he prls.ic dcf Wckey had
irei in the family " Mr. Neecv for some years from
boyhooi no be was studel. o. The notorious Ut o.
W Richards OF - Charles memory VIXEN The iat'' re
-ad m Ononiaga %. IN th.s state Farther particulars
Of this y0u wi. doubtless sec ln 0uT county PAyei-
Ya.rs truly WN II WILLARD
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
FOREIGN MAR KETS.
TnsFon

Tasre bias 5ren slight improvement, he Llrsrp0o.
CcrTC. marse, t0r American descriptions tut E-yq-
tan and Brazil have declined
LNERPo0i. Nay 5--.ncs tle sailing 4 The H5~7'7
tie .pcr-- oi Cotton lave been 1897 s.e 1f y lcl
loilf4 are American.
Inces o. American particularly tLe l1w sni n.1
din. qualities. srs higher Egyptian and braz-s al9i-
Nav we're a. Ia0 Ja.e.. oi ua-h nearly o. oo0 were
AmericOn-
spectators took 2310 bags Ainsrcsn. and exporters
27l J DO
The HAVE C0IICN market is good dea. lepTes-e-,
occasi0ned mainly bv the large shipments expected
from the ntcd states announced by he Niagara
P-ses -.-e -ccelei a.-.. one penny
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

THE FIRE AT WATERrOwS.-Th w atertoTn
Journal xtrs contains full paritc lnrs Of the late
disastrous ire IN that place, from which we con
dense the following list Of sufferers over 100
buildings were destroyed the loss, as previously
stated. IS about sl2J,0O0. As general thing the
whole Al, fairly covered bv INSURANCE. All the
naiis in for the North and Wes. were involved in
the loss or the Post Oaice Including all the letters
Tor delivery. IL appreheDded that several lives
were lost the remains OF one human body were
found where some stage carriages were burned,
supposed - be those OF frail sister who had been
ret1sed admission during the evening where she
had called for lodgings. Some SIX Or eight horses
we're burned. The progress of he flames was so
rapid that the loss OF goods among the merchants
must be very great, as most OF them had received
sheir Spring supplies
The following blocks buildings and establishments
are numbered among the missing
The American Hotel and al Us Out-cgi1lngs. All
Paddock, stores on Washin street AL FarDank
lock and store beyond All the block of stores oppo-
size on Coug. street Woodruff iron block. The
Episcopal Church The Columbia Hotel. The North.
eru state Journal Once total loss, -3OOO-.nsured
sIG5O Nothing Was saved from the Journal Othce ez'
crUt its books. The Democratic Union ONCE loss
: ID The printing goaice 0f Joel Green. About tnir
ry of fhe extensive stores are numbered among
the things that were most Of Ist nled with new
soods The P0stOfce and al fs contents. Biack
RIVER Bank valuatles saved Wooster sherman
BANK valga0les saved. Henry heep BanS, YslGaoles
saved Surrogate DAce, papers saved
The amount Of personal property destroyed has ho'
-. yecL gsceTtaInet
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
BY SPECIAL EXPRESS AND TELEGRAPH
To TiIE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX.
SEVEN DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
STATE OF THE MARKETS.

ST. JOINS. N y Weane.4ay May l5-il An
TIE Csuada. Capt. Judkins, with - through
passengers arrived at Halifax On Monday evening
a. "a O'Clock. making, with two exceptions, the
,iuicsest passage out on record, ami quicker
from 70 days than she ever performed tne pas
SAGE before.
Our Express lcft Halifax at clock, and eve
~ possible cxertion was made to get the news
through for the evening papers Of Tuesday, bat
unfortunately there was no steamer IN readiness
To take it across the Bay Of Fundy-the Express
steamer having been detained here longer than
usual on account Of very heavy storm IN the
Bay, which IT was desirable 10 avoid
The Caaadt brings Paris dates 70 the evening Of
the 30, London OF tie 81, and Liverpool 70 the
afternoon Of the 4th inst. She was 70 have lett
II sfsx at O'Clock, and may, therefore be looked
for At New York early on Thursday morning.
The steamer Hermann arrived at Cowes' from
York on the 30 INST.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
The Cholera Observation-Disclosures oil L. =
Troap. with Indians. ,r Loris NAY l' lsft

Ren0rfs have reached tffr HOIH VI '1'D'I
n .fa-e that many of ~ si1rnia e-nisraLls aIs
svlng on the way principally oy Clo.eIa a3.l.
~ oi Wsr.b tha l. Dragons had tT1 battles NitA
- go -rl trsrn4a In1-au- re4r Taos u @e"
N-,co The result % ine tr-- 94-e was ~ ara --s
.sd ani ef-Ag iIl-ans 10 tle next a,'ri y -- 2 & '
--r, Tfs fn.i.n- ..al. t1la H. --re--Jfs 20 IGN
,.-.s-... 4n.-t4- battle aas r-2lrted between me
F.,ayrs and ADal4es. in which 81 ai ~ 1.'el
tag1 Nirh.s. Cerr. 41s yesterday elected 1--iA III
-he Cirru; Court u this Comfy N --s i,
.5.....rsr~ v-r.-rz from Cal.lr-l.s -lief at.. z.
s s Il /. ,.fi -F--4 Is lrexhils-l.c All t1st ne
..---. I'll ~ short Of the rsa--y NE az ,inel
mountain s4- V.es Harrs esa u .. o. - n -. I, c ~
- 5 s-f.- r. ~r.rerdav . tfi. was ~, o. when
--' were ~ Courier Tel
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

A 4 u lr -
70 Jsas J. SO P.s..1 Apr l'-f' '-i-7 -'-' -
gIs.-1t -
Pesple or s sax ef Ns.Y7' rer's'f.'a - 80
20, q 9d 4sserss... IL cr5a is foAors
scion / The Commissioner Of the anal ~ ~.
.-s bsr.bv authorized 20 borrow on me cIeIi o. ue
So.ry vund provided II he nr-i -eeu9n q &c.
Zen ~ ne Constitution. paTa1-e ~ s-eI tle -
.,,i.r,, ishreeu years anl bearing s-lu i--T ul H
r.-s.r ~ NccciinE seven ~ cent - -.-----. p
So 80 49,, most beneicial 70 me iAeie-ts pa 1'
S.. -..h nm nor exceeding tao AuilIfl l-'--1
ana. al. ,rs. ~ -uficell 90 -lpis ~3 'r'.
- ,b. All -irsing Fund to pay N -~ ~ - % 49, s-.
- - nj rhe Canal board ana iae s--oN An
- r.. -,I 4 ,fiiini.. l.l' ana i-e 'oiii--''.y-
- . .t. r.r,i una uiadr A s-ii--s 90 .t" .'i &
f.r,,a-. or -Ier claims arcI-i- Fi.ol o.. -
.-, ,t.rb t.tn. the canal efr---- pr . r
,-,,-,.r rrs ~ tie Constitution ana l- '.-'--.'
- M zss 70 issue stock iLtie- .A .-c -
- ,-o,iisi bv law Tor -he issue oi -'oeN =. or.
- ,.5 .r.d .rock shal- 10 "a cll-Fs -poA ~ sA-
- 80 ,u tne same manner ai u s-cA leots A4-
- .-,.lrsd snd sljudis .isd and me s'oeA issue
P'. u ~. surp 81 one hantrcd thousand do-aTs u
| - - = ,os,r authority % thls act j. hereby -p
7, - .., s,r de paynenf u such awards and 40"
| 80 .,c,rsned n the rrst section, =. nafe oeeH
Lr 3 T,le before the meeting Of The Leglsia'uIs "
- =. = NJ thousand ighl hundred snd nity
'"- - ms sct shal taks eiesi lmuisdiAieiy
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
FRANCE.
The Coming Election.

The various parties are actively employed IN
endeavorug 10 influence the forthcoming Elec-
uons 1t is impossible to give guess Of The re-
suit even in Paris.
The approaching electoral struggle occupies the
Journals OF all shades the iournsls OF all shades
Prince de Joinville will be chonen a member Of the
L legislature. Perhaps Ed Trb.l
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
FRANCE.
Ouarrel in the Bonaparte Family.

The breach between the President and hs
cousin Napoleon Bonaparte, IS now complete, as
at the end OF last week, Immediately after the re-
turn Of the latter from Madrid, a violent alterca-
ton took place between the cousins the result OF
which would have been under ordinary clrcum-
stances an appeal to arms.
The insult which occasoned this outburst was
after a great deal Of recrimiratlon NJ. Napoleon
Bonapate denounced the Presldent as bastard
aud told him he was not only kite segg pui INTO
IN enges nest, but that the whole Of the Bona
parte family know him 10 be so.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Money Market.

Tho London Money Market continues steady. snd
English securities are on the advance. Consols tor
money and account opened Friday at 92. snd closed
nrn at ~
There s 10 usteria. decrease n the stock OF bullion
held BIS the Bank of ugsui The total amount q gold
shipped 10 the United states exclusive Of $4,000 Oh
board the Canada. IL stated at 4Ill 300
The accounts from New ork by the Niagara. Of the
ductuaton OF exchanges has tended materially to check
the eXportation OF specie
There is an improved demand IN the London market
for American stocks more particularly for Ponnsy sna
per cents That stock j. quoted al - ~ which IS
ine only .iock mentioned in the London papeir
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

Nrw'JrRsEY CoLLFGF.--Thc 1fcRton Necs
oiscens sectsranism and excusVencss IN the conduct
oi his institution. The Mas holds different opinion
from that recently expressed in The 7ribHae We
.''e'iuly give place to its statement as follows Inc
NeNJsrsey Coleseis exclusive in the sense repre-
a'ed Gentlemen OF various denominations have
'eea often chosen trustees OF that ancient institution
'osas men Of ali secls snd denominations are adims
''s students student Is permitted to siend 'h@'
Of worship which his parent or guardian may
t'etf or direct Jews wen a. Christisns WI" oS
--- Nnong the Alumni of Nassau Hall CaihoAcs Hi'"
sseaiers Of all denominations We doubt whether
.N saC college in the United Stat8s IA which greater
- E ~ and freedom from sectarian efforts OF proseiy
''m has prevailed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Protectionisf Movement.

A meeting. very numerous y attended, has been
held in London - form a National League for re
storing the principle of Protection OF National In
dustry.
IL IS supposed that the meeting was got uP ior
the purpose Of iortyng the House OF Lords IN the
step that u seems probable that branch oi me
Legislature viii pursue IN throwing out the bnl
Tor the repeal Of the Navigation act
Should this bill be defeated 10 the House OF Lords.
it viii, its supposed, curry down with it all the
prominent measures Of the Ministry and the Min
lsfrN iiseIf
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
rDnln.1 IAln, on rnr CANADA..-A cor

AFfnrRAL $40, oF THE CANADAs.-A cor
r.spond.nt oi ihc C3,fi1 lql Eng v0 says that a
Federal Union of fAe Colonies would link rench M
fionalifv bring a The clcvere-t men n tho Province
into thc administration Of affairs. sni leave out the
hocsicads OF wleh there has ever been an abundance
s.p. in power q would consolidate the Post Oihre'
Patent O.rcc tle great lines OF Canals aud Railroads
He Militia. ,hc Customs. the Coinage and The 'ircn-
lanne Currency For al purposes OF local legislation
tie writer would employ municipal councils such as
those established by Lord syienhan. giving them aae'
quaie power he suggests separate Conventions hr't
and fhen Convention Of the Colonies 20 meet a. Cue
bec lay down principles, proceed 10 England and ar
range matters with the Imperial Government Inc
chief difficulty that occurs 10 him ID the vast extent oil
country included in the proposed confederation ana A'
would begin operations t. remove ~. by forming p
railroad between Halifax and Quebec. and thence
through the Canada. o. Lake Huron OF perhap iaFei
Tie Courier- CORE spondent whose esnings are not
with the party ia power bosre' that the hsri oi r.
.u i- going TO Europe livery Tory IN Canada ierveni
Is hopes aua believes that wsy but as the Governor
Generals responsibility 70 the Queen and Parliament
of England and ss no enc tell whether me Brush
Cabinet viii sanction OF censure his policy no one on
this SIDE Of the seas not himself can tell "he'heT
he VIII be recalled or thanked.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

g. NyNr PREsIpENCY.--The Democracy
lave thus early begun 10 agiate the claims Of Their ds
'isuished men for the campaign Of sj2 Already hs'c
'''s' Polk, Benton, and Hsnnegan been nominated
More recently the gaadvbarsA Qni) DefaoTa nom''
4Ais Gen JosErH LANE the slandorcr of Gen Taylor.
I'd the Indianapolis STATE Sentinel family seconds the
aoaoa Ex.Gov JANIS MoDowEIL's nomination in
'te F.seaxt Dca0vdf Is hailed ia some Of the Loco.
ZOO papers and rejected by others. who think that Nr
saa has furnished her Quots OF Presidents The Rch.
asd Esqurey COPIES the psg0Tdfs nomination Of Gov
Mcdowell. ,. request without comment
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Barricade. ArIempIed-siaughter.

On the 2Sth ult attempts were made 70 erect
barricales at several Poin.s
The soldiers were compelled to hre, and tue
casualties in the evening Were sscertsine 10 oe
tour killed one OF whom was woman, and nVe
wounded On the 29th several other perso as were
shot by the military, bot subsequently on Ter "a'
restored
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
The Intervention M Romc.

-Four OF the French steamers returned to Touon
from Civita Necchia, on the ssth' when pfepara
tons were Immediately made to embark another
detachment OF 1000 Infantry, two batteries OF ar
tiliery and several squsdrons OF cavalry, which II
was expected woull sail for Italy on the 2d inst.
This movement might lead to the supposltion
that Gen. Ondinot expected resistance at Rome.
however that may he II is stated that he would
not wait for reint0rcements to march. A column
Of foot men having been already directed toward
that city.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Rnfe-iu-1ssI HiIf.

The Rstein-Aid Bill has reached the Lords, bat
the vote ON the repcs OF the Navigation Laws
Blil viii decide the fate OF that measure, as well
as of Lord John Russells bill for emancpatng
the Jews
II the Peers resolve on an adverse decision the
Ministry 90 ont, and Of course the dependant
measures fall through. II otherwise the NJ 5
teria measures will IN all probability be carried.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Russian Helm.

Austria demands Russian inter erence in the
affairs OF Hungary, aud It was expected thnt the
Emperor OF Russia would publish a manifesto ex-
planning hia motives fer interfering.
The trst transport Of Russian soldiers was eS
pected to arrive by railway from the frontiers near
Cracow. on the Mar,h field near Vienna, on the
9Th inst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

For Nef- lyyk-Nr all tiI- NH.eILt MI aud Ms =
monsfed. Mr. and ,lrs Elliot and fint. Mr. Philips AMI
laiv p Stuart Mr. VALLEY. MIS- Wa .-v and Two nfa
fvar.. Sir ald Mr. f. ops Ne-srs galway w Gamer
ell r " Neai4cre sons. Elhen. tt9ar'nn konbins' heuu
DtJorc Conrad. prague. Pc house. b"eh' ID bri -'e
Iav 1r Iuur-. laslol. Eaf-. ~rflrno. btf't fa u
er sidney o.. u.s. tr~re Na.7rcli. j " ll,r, htfi--
h, ,.,..u cr fi0Hau. brown. N.af.r-1.n blnla- Cog
sf.tur,. Ieu- Ro.t.er H.si.n. Pcsre. Browne
smp-ur Drt.. Lahrar Caldcfflr. hg -.or, Ilorp MIDI
Irton EoDer NcFard-n. Cooper Col Mct ll.- Df hayes
" mn NJ L---- --- --L--- " --- VIZ H-.- non
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17

I1S' Hon. Robert Smith is being suggested by
several Southern papers as a compromise candi-
ia'e for L 5 Senator. They say he is Southern
msa with Northern sentiments. Smith has a.
ways voted for our Harbor, Light house and Hos
Ptd bills, and also for all propositions to incorpo
ate the principles Of the Wim0t Proviso into the
0eron and Caliiorna bills 1.-THE matter is to be
compromised by setting aside the three original
,'prsnts may we never have worse man than
Rob Smith lChicago Dem.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Dissolution of the Chamber.

The excitement caused by the dissoatiOn IN the
Civ Of Berlin spe,,dily assumed serious aspect.
Knots oi men began u assemble in the princ
Pal SQUARES. patrols were called out, blows were
exchanged and some arrests were made
An officer v no had ordered his detachment back
p, H. larrscss. was struck. and his men avenged
the insult BY olscharging their uGskess at the az
gressors- ., A,
One man Is reported 70 have been killed aud
others wounded.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
Prospective Agitation.

II the Peers throw out the bill Cor the repeal o.
ths Navigation Laws the British nation IS eyi.
IDENTITY IN tor agitation more bitter and personal
than this country has experienced since -30.
The interests OF individuals and classes are
deeply invohed--ihe andlordn viii fight for in
creased Iucome, the masses and the manutsctur-
ns community for cheap bread and increased
trade.
The bi was to have been taken up in the House
Oi Lords on the tn.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
Pe-fh taken by the Magyar-.

L-tts-. from Pesth y the lth MT. confr n the
news II the evacuation o. nat city by the impe-
riaists. The same letters assert that 81 Pesth
the people were dsp.ayins' u miy be 'af IN
si-h. Of the Iu.e-isl,s,. the Hungarian cocksde
ard co'o-s The A1strians were hurrying away
% Vienna
Presburg was being put into state OF defense
vilh ths greatest haste.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-05-17
ITALY
Excitement nj Rome .

The news Of the arrival OF the French has cre-
ated a great sensation ut Rome, where IL was
said AvezzanR had got 10000 men under arms to
meet them Another report states that the no
mans did not ait for the arrival OF the french
troops to rise against the trumvlrste.
Mszzini had, according to the statement iled'
and the population pronounced for Plus n Inc
French commander procsims mission rather
friendly than Otherwise, and 1t IS understood tha'
the Pope will be expelled, or compelled to grant
NOT only an amnesty but desirable reforms.