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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
From the santa Ne Train.

CoUNcIL OaovE. June .. iria
left Fort Leayenwortn on the l6th Of May
with the troops destined for Santa fs 81 Psso and df
ferent part Of New Mexico which consist "a The iol
loving corps four companies OF the third infsntfy,
two Oi the second artillery, with ~ 10. mountain
howitkers, and company Of the second dragons 80
The latter company however IL 70 contnse on b. Cal
iiorna All escort 10 the United stairs Custom House
officers for San Francisco who at this time riih
.hem. They fifteen In number clerks, assist
ants Sc and surely look more Ike gold dgfefs ihsn
collectors u customs and from All accounts presume
will ind the latter business the least profitable lhis
company and the party Of civil officers efi our com
nsnd lew days before arrived here. ~ they we're
shurry and could travel viii the on teams which
compose the baggage and supply usin 81 the corps
above mentioned, snder Col Alexander have slresdy
stated the dime We left the Fort bot DID not
our DELAY on the Kansas River up the IL ~ June
awaiting the arrival Of Osn Brook vho, vs sftsr~srd
Earned ia consequence u the death ~ Dan Worn,
~ss ordered elsewhere Inc gfs. 10 very good and
moist from the immense rsin tina, has fslsa thls
spring and al OF the streams high. The uoops
Tor The Oregon route and territory had not started
when eft the Fort though ! believe some two 90
three trains With provisions for the several posts On
route 70 be garrisOned had let ready Z,
leave The disposition Oi the troops for hst fouts and
territory you are better acquainted with than myself
Ibe health u the command IL very good present con
sdeng the diseases that have ragged among the troop.
well the trains coming the river from jefferson
Barracks and while At Fort Lesyen ORTIZ from diseases
contracted down the river The eholers carried a
great number u soldiers and em Tants 81 the Fort snd
other points on The river and - %, entirely cut e
some ~ ne trains on that route y.t, every camp
ground between here and Port Leav.nwsrth snd lnfe
p~ndene~ 10 marked with three fresh grsve.
vel al along the rosdsiie. The indiana hsye al
rf he road every settlement Contiguous a. the rOsd
SIDE on scc0unt u the cholera I noticed Al Boil
Creek kas River and Willow springs, snobg the Del.
aud -haNBec. tsat they had a. III. and isft
their houses md gardens with vegetables growing -
the mercy Of Travellers vhO, you may know. are "a
very apt syDyahise with any else than them.
selves We buried i've out 81 the train tha, an o.
H. - nd ain 1 lafr
The health Of course 10 last improving We shall -.
sumo our march % morrow asaln, tor santa ~ Ihs
Quarter Master. train 10 undergoing todsy TRANSFER
70 Major Reynolds. IRON Lieut. Ward ana that with
Atile repairing Of wagons Sc have caused y. 10
lay BY today. We overlook ex Governor Edwards a
your State here, roafs ~ California There ar
fan and We are constantly Overt.kisg and passing
trslns. bENi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
FRANCE

Up 10 the latest sdvices was Tranquil Ledrl- Ro.lin
has not as yet been arrested
The Cholcrs has declined in Pans
On the 18th American vessel arrived Al Marseilles
from Trieste. having board ) prisoners OF war
most OF them Poles ordered % be transported 20 New
York. but she had scarcely got our 70 sea when the
prisoners insisted on being taken 10 Marseiles and
the captain having only eight mon under his command
found himself forced 70 obey But on her coming into
port Project ordered tie ship 10 be towed by the
steamer Eurotss Touon there 70 wait the orders Of
the Government as 20 the anal destination OF the
ursnner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
The steamship observation-disclosures Of New
Oricsns-The Late News from California.


Novotx ". jay 2 lea.
The steamship New Oriesns Capt. Wood firm
New Orleans for New York put here Yesterday Tor
supply OF coal- having lcl Ns~ Orleans ihs 2tih.
Having some dithcuty in procuring Yesterday sun
day she VII Re detained here uunl tomorrow morning
Her Pssscngcrs Of whom there come ATTY or sixty,
report the city 50 perfectly hesthai the Choer. hsy.
ing almost entirely disappeared when the water came
into the city % q usually heAthfal Ia New Ori~an.
when the rver Is high and the swamp. full Of ws,,r.
and not unlikely thu, there = soue couneNon b.
the aocdng the city and the i.sypesrsnee Of
tho Cholera There wAs nothing 81 particular IN
'erest IN New Orleans The weather wss warn. hut
most agreeable With fresh hreercs ana cool beautiful
nights sni mach 80 oppression ~ mid isy than
% was here Yesterday Rus.nes. dull and people
rspty leaving the city tor the North snd Tor The
watering pisces on the iske and Guf shore Bay -
Louis, psss Christian fsscasouA SC deferred ~ ths
iushtai reports OF Choers from gong " e.t North
ne sfrn"nfs brought from Mexico o. Mobile ~ he
hiush steamer, ~ Disturbances IN san Francisco
considered mere Nrrifas inventions and wen, nj ~.
acNcd In New Orleans. There i one gentleman . -.
.engcr the steamer New Orleans. Who came r.ce,l,
rom california who says that Gen. smith 3. looked
lpOn as mere military colnusndsnt but that he /. -
-gccfcd ~ every body and there 10 no probability la
those Mexican accounts lie states that the people sr-
orderly and peaceful he Ia. lived long In ths sand
wich Island. and mas been much IN CAiorni. 10 which
b. vii return. His wife an interesting Sandwich
Islander accompanies him.
The New Orleans touched at hey West where al.
stopped day There WAS nothing there she
passed on Saturday afternoon, fe~ mile. south Of
Hsttcrss two steamers bound South one supposed to
be the Fslcon the other very large unknown Had shs
not stopped az hey West touched herr her trip 10
New York would have BEEN made inside eight asys
recently sacrificed public sale In New ORLEANS By
the Government for lees than quarter her cost
thoug' hut two and halt years old and ia first
order Other steamers. the Alabsms among them. w~
sold al similar sacrifice. Yours sc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
RennhlIcnns Arrested.

NJ Victor Considerant was arrested on the 10Th June
NJ Gunard. Colonel of The Artillery OF The National
Guard a. the Couciergerie a. we'll a. NJ Forester.
Colonel Of the Sixth Legion.
Felix Pynt was 10 be arrested on the lH'h
Dalton Shce escaped n the disguise of sioker on the
Northern Railroad.
Mspeyre. who, when NJ Lacrosse. Minister OF Pub
he Works, surrounded 10y mob. tore That mAcuun-
arV's clothes. as arrested ON the lbth.
Pef~irer tentative for The PIPER kNone, and
who formed part of the Convention al The Conservaoe
des Arts on the 3ih succeeded IN escaping and making
his 6y 10 the Northern Railway, where he entered the
first train for Brussels On his arrival there he was ar
rested toI want ct passport tie said his name was
Prudhomme and showed the meds ot that gentleman,
who is also representative for the same place The De-
ceruon dscoV erred. and be- obliged 10 avow the
cause at me arrival IN brussels tie sequeny, Hi
has request marched uuder escort 20 the frontier 81
Prussia
Colonel Dauph Of the 7h Legion OF National Guards Of
Pans. was arrested Monday on a charge OF having
been implicated IA he conspiracy OF the loh OF June
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
The Venetian struggle.

The Rissygner1 Of Turn of the lTh inst contains the
following dated Venice Ire 9Th We have lived here
TO -e er.ee And thai they lad a-rla reached Trieste
10 was also rlnored that te Ministry was changed -n
France and declared 10 Ansfra The reality IT, NAV
tons for attacking The city advancing a. san 6nhno
end MaiFhera. The report of arr iery u constant
esrd In The direction Of Brendoo Cmoggia and Cavar-
"The Glowing are the terms proposed hy Dc BRICK
Il A general amnesty Tie recognition % ne pubic
debt " Venice The institution 70 CIVIC Guard
The reinstatement Of all funcouares 10 The oces they
ED previous 20 the I'd of March Al p.5ic officers
fo native lta an. % the exclusion n Austrans T. The
non-payrneu OF The audsx ourng year On 'se con
dt0ns the Imperial troops were TO occupy The CITY A1
forts The Nenetar- refused accept them. .e-i the
Austnans should keep neir promise when once mas
'ers Of The city
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.

The news = contradictory. some accounts giving the
advantage 20 the Austrisns In the South actions
have happened both terminating 10 the advantage OF
the lmpcrais,s- The Hungarian General, PerezeL
from the fortress Of Pe,erwardeln, made attack
some Austrian entertainments, bat was ultimately
repulsed and driven with loss in-o Psterwsrtein.
though the AustTizus admit that their troops sui
;ered severely The other battle was fought BY TIE
Ban Jenachloh and il IS asserted 10 have been bril-
liant victory 5u. the Austrian accounts are evidently
no, trustworthy least regard. their Own losses
The Loss0a Giobs OF the evening Of the 22d Gays
We have nteg from Vienna to June 10 The grea:
news IS tremendous encounter with the HungsriAns
Ths AusiAns and Russians are said to ssvs besE eol
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dc. &c.
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.

BosroN Thursday. July So AN.
The steamer C0aadq, Capt. JUDEISs, from Liv-
erpool 23d ult. arrived at Halifax ID inst. AM.
left at - NJ. and arrived at this port at Il PM.
yesterday
She has - passengers among them Capt. n.
B Palmer, late Of steamship United States.
The Canada passed the steamship Niagara, for
Liverpool. off Cork, June "a, and passed the Cam
brio, for Liverpool, July !.
The Sarah Sands arrived at Liverpool June l',
under sail, having damaged her machinery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
ROME.

TO the evening Of the eisi ult no news had been
received in Paris OF the entry Of the French into Rome
General Oudino would not make general attack be-
tore the 10th or 9Th. when the news OF the failure o.
the conspiracy Of the 18th in France would reach that
place and probably induce the Irumvr TO captu'ate
The I8a37a Go5s OF the 22d NJ says it Is generally
thought that the Telegraph WILL, tomorrow, announce
the capitulation Of Rome
The Ga.ars Of Lyons Of the 2Oth states that tee-
graphic dispatch from Marsces has been received a.
they were going 10 press announcing 70 the Project the
entry Of the French into Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
FOREIGN MARKETS.

There has been tle change IN the state Of business
affairs during the last week The Produce markets are
moderately supplied but thse is not such an extended
demand, and holders Armand insist upon iull rates
CorroN continues in healthy state and full prices
are paid Indeed during the last few days an advance
Of ID per b. has been obtained on some sorts.
The Com markets are frm, and more business doing
The MErAL markets are in an improving state
Cured Provisions meet fair inquiry At steady
prices
The reports OF the state u trade are satisfactory
MONEY q. stiI plentiful and discounts easy
Hayre adyce- Of Thursday the -st state that the
CorToN market continued brisk Sales on that day
250O bales prices had advanced II 10 Il 5Dc and
even in some cases n on former quotations
The market closed ARMY yesterday evening At an ad
Of eighth Of penny per 3D. on fair Orleans
snd Mobile For other sorts the extreme rates OF last
week paid The value Of fair Orleans s quoted al
a. fair Mobile 4sd fair pands I'D and middhng -
I'D per TO-
BREADsrrFFs OF all descriptions are Ia better de-
mand AZ all our leading markets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
ENGLAND.
The British Government and the Pope.

ff1m ~ Lorrln MORN. Aireff'sef, j'aH
The sD01dence relative the affairs Of Rome has
81 length been permitted the ELt. suo - We had
sntc paed. II II character i0 account Tor me Nn"
-ss o our Government 20 br1a from ne obsclry for
which % intended, and TO r ch bat ior me prfseVef
auce Of the OgpOslror. u would nave renamed
TIE point If ur-nc.ua importance DO cOrresp0n-
dence d. the desire me part ~ our 6prernue i' -
restoration Of the PofE osa temDor,i >otec2n We nave
81 along rrsnfeusd lat u Wa our policy. and orr duty.
no interfere for ne purpose ~ nnnsn ~ a.o. o.
rsngemeni Of This Enc We are cutie sat-i I'd lnal y l
Romans wish foT the presence oi ilr heai o lhei
ia Church capacity interference would 10 necessary
20 effect such restOr alton A. 10 his temporal olk
that a matter which maintain We have no IA A'
Whatever 10 interfere ,.t-.
reference on The part Of Government ana the CORES
fs,c, r NAV he the pol ~ II Lord Pc Inerson ard he
Wing Cabinet sure t % NOT me "-h NJ r pt'p'
DO me aid oi say form Oi iyranh. auo tgol'u &
r~l .ovcre gtv not by the ree chocr a. ne
people. sut only through me votes o. nu.f on ec e.
a.ucs "a institution Tor TIE upho DING OF "mch me
Foreign Secretary Of England ought never 10 have gwen
he recommendation
VIII take some means OF showing the Government and Of
showing the world that they entirely disapprore Of The
policy which has been adopted by those who theory are
unn1sed IN represent the Will ~ the Sovereign but ~
rea ~ ought 10 represent he sill OF the people
Ne ought 10 LEI the people Of France ana the people Of
,,. Lr,y fbaf the people of England never wished
them 10 remain under The secular dominion ~ any man
whose gi,y j. owing wholly 10 The decisions made by
number OF priests. who generally under the influence
~ .l'' s,s ~, of,..r ip..snces oftie Governments
by which they have been Influenced ana bnbed
The question before ne s u the deepest nieresi-
We have often had complain that misrc present
Ell u the House OF Commons. in the persons Of gentlemen
supposed be sent into that assembly y The people
have now 10 complain OF ffu more serious evil one
wch affects our position 10 me eyes oil Europe ana lHe
great question Of peace and war
10 is scouraQing 90 the brave patriots Of Rome 90 sup
pose that $50 are inends of Church ue and DONNA
o. aud ind that most powerful influence ha- been
employed against them, through the dispatches sent 1
/ ord Normandy We expect, however, that many dave
NOT lapse before the Government of tbs and Of other
countries VIII find Tint the wishes OF Lord fameslon are
not those Of the people whom he was supposed 10 re-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
rhc In-urrection in Baden and Rayaria.

The the South German papers bears witness 10
the rapid and steady advance 90 v Prussiau snd German
troops into The u.grgeri districts Of Baden ard The Rn
pfsly and the equally rapid manner 10 which The rec
Corps Of rcvOuuousis ehci their We iearn from
the Ooys.zlfs XeisEe hal iae l5h inst one % he
German corps advanced D two columns on he berg
sirasse and that the Insurgents driven bacs on
poI.s Nenheiu. Lsienourc and ha'erthal we've aSeu,
ard The Cufposis pushed forward ar - >cr essne
We lesu from kssers.aliern that the Provisional Gov
eminent acd from that place on The uisht OF The ian
Their armed forces lke~ removed 10 The east OF
The Paaiinae 90 kraukcls.en and NeusAdt On alvalc-
re he PrusSian troops with resistance now here
reot Al Hamburg Gin the Psaunatel where something
ne "a irmish look place. Ths PrussiSns occupied ka
-.1sufsrs IN the i-lh
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PASSENGER. Arrived.
The following is Inst OF the Washington pas

The following IS a list OF the washington pas
seneers
R CrOskey L Consul ana Besrer Of d ,pssoaes and
lady Misses Mary Cro,key. COrdeha Croskey, Teresa
Croskey and servant; h stockton, L \ LADY and
servant, Ftzrsy Somerset Eugiueer X K iadN su1 SCI
wants; Mr. Roph and lady. Thos Ro.ph, Vim RolPh,
Ms.es Am Rolph Mari Roiph gsverness and servant
MI Hermann ana lady. = r. hsmsn. g p Hartman W m
Harman, d Hsrmsu and , servants; Mi own r.
Prime and lady Misses Mary Prime Harriet Prime, Helen
Prime. Temple Prime Emily Prime. Fred it.me ana SCI
want Mr. Gunncu and lady Miss Gunnell; W O. oishl'
Nj Sbsrland Nj Ro-e T. usher Deane and iacy
MI Boucher Mr. Elliott and lady; II Nagn; q N"f-ei'
n N Corter G n Corser ! q Corter and servant. Iy-
Keller Chas Beni Helm and lady, Albert Hahn Re-
hX 4. hahn, Augusle Hahn; Fuede Alorechi and 'adl
Hermann Aiereeht Robert Abrseht. Miss Anna A,rr'.
TheIese Abrecht; koln; & Rosenths' Misses Lorisa
Pouch, DoIsue Fouioh, WIN Brul.. Miss Ross kru
Sitter Mrs Schenkberg Miss MiunS Scheukberg, Morty
Lchenkeurg, Baron Wagner; Heinrich Ccse and lacy
Misses Emihe Geise. Henueus Geise. Msihlde Geise.
SSa. he. Csss'tc Htnsei Tb,;,,r, rsfsr
decker and lady Mali Schreiertecke Car Schreferieck
er losephns ScheieIdecke Geo SchrefcrdcckeC Gusiu
Tenisch; QUO Wigand John Hermann. lady snd Two
dsusbters Isaac Lowmaun, joel Lowmsnn, David LOVE-
mann Mrs \ Low mann, Miss Louisa lowmann Henry
GAYS; Emanuel Bfandeis and lady, Friedrich brSndcs,
ruins Rrgpdeis Miss Aviss Brsudeis, Randolph Brsn-
a. He,srcb Brandeis Mrs Rosina Scheikenbcrg Miss
Pauline Keller Robert X. Ncrnach and LADY, Augersi
suchner yscos ds Css Charles "a Sosts M he ''e"
"a Costa Hermann Forster; Josh LehwS.s Cssi Nos'
AR F.edner Misses EAzsheih happefib fl1soeth hrs'
Pauline Ludwig. Louise ttaIeschsn AsfPe - Nt
HeldebrAnt. Conan Mehr1ofh ami lady, heinrch Mrhr-
dora Misses Alvine Melrdorh and Mare MehrdofH-
h Stea-ssAip Canada. tycs linens. Mr. White and
LADY, Andrea lady, child aud msd Il Andres s.o .a,y.
Bishop and sdy Mes Loiumer Miss smith, Mr. hSi.es
and infsnt Lte and lady Devln ana say cures
lady. 5 children and maid l. ; Levy, W lfrsdw' %
Nose. Capt Palmer, II Rhain Living son Nr-lA.l'
Y q Roberts Donaldson. Davies, GsruGle. Eis'Ve'
VEIN, jri c Ware, II Williams, Lyman Ani servant
LYMAN. u; Bell Rev Ernest Hawkins, ID >oaeh, ul'
Whi,tissey, Alderman II Schsppi. l. SwiiLer Mar.
shall. d Lane, Taylor. W Turner. " y smith. II
Corey, BRAY. Lehmsire. Aston. " trarhal-. >rnsi,
jos NJ strong " Lewis, W A BooIhsen. W Monroe,
} Sweeiser Ayers Jno Sitter, Large. Weilcs, Mitch
ell Hauhne K T Harris. "a Potter Geo Stephenson,
Chas Scott X smith. lady and Surhier. L Oupugsi,
Carry Jno White, Geo Woods, hy smith PSiarsl.
F,on H1liflx-M Willoughby, T kumior. J Car
michael Miss Brown, Mr. Cassidy, God. MeLennsn. F.z-
Gerald, Kerr. Young.
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pefey defeated ard 70 n4Fe t on ne neid the isou
oa. number Of 1900 killed. This battle took place on
gle 1-h l4th and -,h ~ fhe large plain between Rash
and we.sei5urs li .ss,ei - hours The oss u the
Magyar. is STATED a. 100. The Ausrrians were com.
handed IS Hsyuau. the Russians by Ruilser and the
Hlnsa-.ans By Gorgey.
Although the news % this BATH. las been received
n private ei,ers .uarly enough. no papers s- de
or The I,5,a u vienna contains not the most Dis
tant aiusion 20 %.
Another afa.r. which must not - conioun.isd with
the above mentioned IS having occurred al Crorna.
brigade was sent Us -chlics from Cedenburs under
Gen Wyss 10 that direction Gen. " was taken pris-
ouer. and tie raian Colonel Baron Zsssner. Killed
-chck sent out tnis brigade 20 cover lis night aank
he vas marching 20 Rssb. u beaten IN the 3il ak:
some reports epresent this whole brigade having
Teen destroyed Others say thai 1000 men have le-
serted ~ mlsss from Schlck 90 The Msygars What =
certain carts OF wounded tor three days have been
continually pouring into Pres0urs and the places about
,re.a recruitment thr0u CHOU, Al, AUSTRIA Intended
Letters from Oeden5ur. state fhar certain cunt
mperi. Cd a1ntersln and Others. whose possession
number Of passports OF the reoe' party have been
found have been arrested
Ihe only mention OF rather slgson wnich can be-
si.auoi from Vienna papers with regard 70 toe great
battle reported ia private letters have taken place
near Ra5 il the surrnse that the defeat Of the Wyss
brigade has given origin 20 fabulous rumors
on the other hand the authorities maintsn that the
route Of Wye. only episode Of the other battle
letter Of the i3th nit from Cracow, m the PrrsGn
G1ep mentions an assir between he vanguard OF the
Magyar and the Russians within the Galcian frontier
al Jordsnow
Tho Russian col. Nesden was killed Two hundred
Cosssck- vere ca, ID and taken prisoners Another
letter Of the rh from Crscow mentions. as report an
engagement ST Erg Pass between the advanced guard
of the Russians and BEN The Russians numbering
. oo0 --aro toa.or
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GERMANY.
Attempt upon the Lille OF the Prince OF +

On the evening OF the l2h. the Prince OF Rassis
proceeding 10 krcuzuach On rs return from Ma -1ee
several hss were fired al h'm from wood situated close
20 Erngelhaim One ball killed TIE Frrcr's coachiual.
hut ne Prince himself ped unhurt A9see Garfffe
The MIyons GGsfe adds, hal ine Asssssis were con-
cesa p ihe corn snd succeeded making lheir Pc
The Cologne Glsffs gives very differed. version oi ms
event and that not he BAL %! AZ assassin hli
that Of The Prince himself which struck the po..iul
That the driver proceeding too slow y upon winch
The Prince drew pistol from hs pocket an1 tA one
shot threw toe from h. horse TINS story IS sene A.
N bel nArd n frAnkinTL
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ENGLAND

There IS nothing OF interest The Government
steamer Prudent had arrived at Cork having on board
Messrs John Martin and Kelvin lzod ODoheriy, who
we're Immediately transferred on board the conyictshp
Mount Elphnstone 10 IS believed that the latter
vessel will detained in Cove until the Government is
in position. by the adoption OF the special act OF Par
lament at present being put through the House TO send
out the other state prisoners without encounterng any
consututlnnal OBJ -ecilnn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-05
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Clergy Against the Prus-ians.

The Hungarian Minister OF Ecclesasucsl Affairs has
published form PRAYER 10 be offered IN al churches for
The triumph the Hungarian cause IN which 10 ls sara
Of the Ru-sisn invaders that they 10 aunihsie o-
egy. Independence sud ui ito eusIave the people Atd
carry Of h0ndageto desrcrale churcues ana
holy paceso murder the aged and the young and force
The chastity o.. omea." &c. The head OF the hungarian
church has instructed The clergy % preach cru
.ade against te Russ ans make the ohcc o re-
on and OF duty and To tell the people 90 take az they
have and withdraw into the interior OF their country ana
-hance Nd LnaAe Do he knle ans. NE klss-als
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POLAND.

The As-'b-1z. Gs-9s Of ~ 10Th inst states that j.
i, informed that the greater part Of 1e Russian Guards
suddenly hated The o'h 81 their march 10 the south
sudit even said that party Of the Guards Sho bad
reached the envronso Of kovno have returned y forced
marches 20 = Peter-ourgh
The Pole. assert that th cause Of this ecuniermarch
Is that conspiracy hsd been discovered A. - Peters
our.L and Moscow.
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The Regency AZ wurtemberg.

w learn from S-ugard letters OF the 4;l inst ID The
kf,,r Zgsg that she Regent % Germany The ATchduke
Ihr rs enfresiad the Government Of Nuremberg 10
mem selves The National Assembly and Provisional Regen-
~ OF Cefmsnv end 20 TIE sad persons from ne
srrores II WGrtembers Ooedient 10 the Regents re-
49,, ,bs Ki,g nj urtenbergs Government has request
ea the Regency % cult The kingdom appears tnAi ths
Regencv and the National Assembly decline 70 sccep; ms
sdvce and will be found necessary 10 remove 'as ~
force.