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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
The saint Louis, Glasgow and
brunswick Packet,

l LaEIsss 80 80 - - - Z
ALTOONA, J. #. Cleveland, Master,
wv ILL run as Regular Packet between
w Saiut Louis and Brunswick, during
the season of lS49-Leave ST. Louis every
Monduy at 9 O'Clock, P. M, and arrive a,
Brunswick on Wednesday evening following
Returning-Leave Brunswick at daylight
on Thursday Morning, and, during the day
call at all the principal Towns and Landings
above Jefferson City; and on Friday at al
places of note between that city and St. Louis
All down freighls, contracted for on the way
up, must be ready for shipment as the boa
returns, or paid for; and for all freights en-
gagged to be taken down, and neglected, III,
boat will be responsible for damages. By or
der, ]. B. WEAVER Clerk.
December %, 1910.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
Hemp and EsaCOra.
Fresh Groceries.

The subscriber has Just received and offers
Tor sale at very low rates, the largest and
best assorted stock of Groceries, Liquors.
lron' Nails, Castings, Salt, &c. :, that has ever
oeen offered in this county, and respectfully
invites the public to call and give it an exam
NATION before purchasing, assured as he is,
that nc is enabled to offer greater inducements
than any other establishment of the kind in
the upper country.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
James w. HARRIS,
Commission and Forwarding Merchant
and Produce Dealer,
WATER STREET, GLASGOW, MO.

A CARD.
TNHE undersigned having met with much
l. better success in the Commission and For
warding business than expected, would here
take occasion to state to Shippers and the
Public generally, that his arrangements for
the next season are such, as to offer every
facility that this point GfordS, for shipping
Produce and Receiving Merchandise, and
hopes to receive such patronage from those
who are interested in shipping ut this point,
as he may merit. Respectfully,
Feb. Is. ]. w. HARRlS.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
Full Proof Whiskcy.

ME subscribers are sole agents, in this
Il place. for the sale Of all the WHlSKEY
manufactured by COOPER & Sons. The stock
from which this liquor is manufactured will be
at all times pure--the proof full-and it is
intended to give entire satisfaction to consul
mers. There will always be a large quantity
ON hand, and the sales will be by the barrel,
only-tor cash--at twenty cents per gallon,
throughout the winter.
HUGHES, BIRCH d WARD.
Fayette Nov 4 1913
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
Negro ShOeS.

= CASES thick Brogan shoes, just received
- andtor sale by JNO. d. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28
ENRIEND HAMMOND will have 10 sto

ENRlEND HAMMOND-I will have TO stol
Il your paper.
Why so, Mr.. Brown
Because my eye-sight is so bad that car
scarcely read.
Why do you not use spectacles!
have not been able to find any to suit.
Have you been down at COOKIES Shop &c
see if he could not suit you!
No, have not.
Go down-he has got all kinds.
Well, will.
Hammond, got them,-here is YOUR nav
for two years subscription. -BoonriRe Obserrer.
Boonville, Nov. 8, 1913.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28

BETHANY Mo-, March 10, 1913.
Dear Str:--At your request | called at
Rocheport on my return home, and got bot
tie of yonrEmbrocation; and gave it 70 q
neighbor whose wife had been much afflicted
with Rheumatism of the Chronic form for
years. The effect is so self-evident, that if
you see proper, you can send me so bottles,
as can dispose of it now that it has been
tried here. Yours, Respectfully,
w w ATKINS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28

Hr c. MYERS, Fayette, Mo.
For sale at the following agencies, DIeGEs
d HoRsLEY. BARTON g. Bios, Glasgow; DR..
EAsTERLY, St. Louis; N. g. A. JoMNToN,
Brunswick, Mo; A. BEATTIE, Huntsville; J.
RIDDLEsBARGER, Fayette; SALISBURY & HILL,
Keytesvil.e; CocKRILL 81 MARLRY, Weston;
GARLIcKs a. HALE, Liberty; MCGEE d. CAR,
FER, Richmond
And prepared only by HENRY C. MYERS,
Fayette, Mo. December Id, ls4S.-4l.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28

1 EATHER.--A small lot of kip skins, up
Lper, sole, harness and bride leather, for
ale low, 10 close consignment.
JNO. d. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-28

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
BY Telegraph TO the stw-Tork Tribune.
Thiriieth Congress.
-EsiTE....WksHISGT
IHE OPENING.


At l. o'clock the ususl hour of meeting there was
no quorum present and Il -. beOr the Senate was
Organized Vice President DALLAS took the char and
the Chaplain offered up prayer
RAfLRoAD IRON san FHANCrscJ TO IHE MISSISSIPPI
Mr. HousroN Of Texas, offered resolution Tor the
appointment Of select Committee h inquire into the
expcdency OF Railroad for military purposes, between
tie town OF san Francisco on the Pacific and The Ms
.is.iqpi. Ii lies on the table.
FETIrToNs-sLWERY.
Mr. HALE presented petition against the extension
OF Slavery u states. and Tor sbolshng Slavery
snd the slave trade wherever Congress has the jurs
Mr. HALE moved that the petition be received and
referred 20 the Committee TIE District OF Columbia
with instructions 20 report bill.
Mr. KING moved TO lay the question Of reception on
the table
Various points Of order were here discussed. when
the Yeas and Nays on the motion we're demanded and
stood ss follows Yeas %. Nays TO-
Mr. CoEwIN Oft red similar petition. The question
OF reception was laid on the table.
PREsENTfNG A SWORD.
Mr HAZE offered joint resolution directing tue
President to present sword 20 the male relative OF
Major RINGGoLD, which was referred t. the Military
Committee.
CANADIAN RECIPROCAL TRADE.
The bill for establishing reciprocal trade In certain
articles OF produce between Canada and the Uulted
States taken up Mr.. DIX supported the bill In a
few brief remarks IN which be showed the advantages
that would result The United states BY free inter
change OF commOd0t the produce Of the respective
countries lie considered the measure would augmc az
the commercial intercourse extend the facilities Of
trade
Mr. PIERCE spoke IN opposition, and thought the al
vsutsges Of the bi All on the side OF Canada
The ui,cd States would get sufc ent equivalent
for these proposed liberal concessions
Mr. HUSTER opposed the bin aud thought its opera
unequal and that ii would prove very prejuccial
70 Agricultural and very favorable 70 the Manuisciur
ing interests
Mr. NILES supported the bill
M. rHELFs offered amendment to include all
manufactures OF Cotton, Leather aud Wool
Mr.. wEsrcoTr expressed bis intention to vote In the
Affirmative.
Mr. DowNEs said tina, the Constitution enjoined the
performance Of equal duties All the States The
practical operation Of this bill would prove the reverse
oil this doctrine Under H. trade would be made free
OF the North. while the trade would be taxed 81
the South He would there lore vote sgsust the bill
Mr. MErcALFE said thst the bill partial sectional
and local in It's character. lie opposed 20 All such
legislation and moved 10 Jay the bill the table.
Mr DIX wishei opportunity 10 answer obi sctions
The bill then informally passed over, and other IN
important business IVES taken up Tor cousiierson AZ
ter which the Senate went into Executive session snd
the doors closed. After short time spent there
In the doors sgsn opened aid the Senate on mo
tou al burned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
Miscellaneous News.

No less than SIX or seven candidates are spoken Of
for the ce-PresdeDcy. Among them we observe.
There Bugesud, Lsmartine, Ars2o. Dupont De lhure
GARNER Pages, and Csvsignac the latter OF whom.
port says. vii. have the support Of Louis Napoleon,
should he sow himself to be put in nomination
The chief difficulty lying in the way OF the future
Louis Napoleon IS the Assembly Itself four hths OF
which would have voted sgsiDst Louis Napoleon had
they had the opportunity II is assumed, that TO bring
powers Of the state into accord the Assembly must
be dissolved but no power cave tsef dissolve IT,
To force II 20 dissolve itscf therefore various expedi
en,s shoat Addresses are got up in various dc
psr,ments urging their respective representatives nd.
vidusly to resign. If the msneuveT be successful to
any considerable extent the Assembly might see itse
compelled TO dissolve.
NJ Corcenes the envoy 10 the Pope VINO has lately
returned says that his holiness IS profoundly dis
coursged. The Pope will not come u France, u be
can get the French Government Join Austria la main
tanning his power 10 the Roman States He despars Of
being able 20 Rome otherwise thsn by foreign
Intervention There meeting the l7t5. OF the
lember presided, the object Of which was 10 prepare
address 70 the Pope. committee was appointed
for the purpose.
The Princess Maihilde Demidoh, cousin Of Louis
Napoleon will do the honOrs OF the Presidency.
II Is said that NJ Theirs proposed an address, TO be
delivered 10y the new President the occasion Of his
Inauguration bu, Louis Bonsparie objected TO this and
sgnhed his intention to prepare the address
NJ Theirs took unbrage al t1s, but NM Mole and bu
gesud supported the Prince.
The Eysees Bourbon palace lie being fitted up for the
new President The employees Of the GdTae hoont
have been engaged IN supPytns the necessary igrni
ture. This palace has many Interesting esaOcleuohs
connected with the BOnapsrte family.
The Unirers says 1--WE have received information
of the arrival of Mgr Marley Bishop OF Lausanne snd
Geneva at the Chateau de Divonne the French ter
ri,ory The illustrous captive has shown himself to
the end worthy of himself His liberty s not the price
OF any concession and he suffers Punishment a. he hes
endured imprisonment only protesting against tne Nlo
lson OF his lights as citizen Of Switzerland SUD IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
Things Ia Philadelphia.


PmLADELFHIA. Monday Jan g.
Tee brig Oniota sails ifoA this port on Weiaes-
day morning next direct for san Francisco. The o.
takes little steamer Islander to some OF
the waters OF TIE gold region.
This morning shout O'Clock young man named
Garrett Ford accidentally fen down ice house short
distance shove Coun5is Bridge The hight Of the fall
vas nearly ~ feet. u i remarkable inst bones
bro sen bot the sufferer sustained serious later
nj injuries.
day tui the sr1st ard standard shipping brands
are hed a. p per Dbl for home there is limited
business doin- u p 5 % Tor common and choice
brands Rye F.oug-N0 ssles. Corn Mes-25y bbls
8rsneyvine sold 81 go. Peunsy vsnia Meal Is held
a, IS per Dbl. Wheat 10 good demand. so bush
els Southern brought 10 cts Holders generally ssz
more Corn Is aud wanted a. 80 cts for S0ute-
err yellow Oats are also better 100 bushels ordl-
nary Southern brought % cts gOOd City would bring
Cotton Is held a. full and ss.ss anal
ProyisiolsNo sloek Of sated Meats Ia msTket Butter
Is rrm and ssles making q II y cIs Tor Western
Rice psrfas-s Of ha-ter feeling. -eecs-NO chang
suzsrs-l00 bids Nv Orleans brought II price,. and
go cases Gaia sold on private 'srns Whisky !,
wanted 81 - c's for bis Freisnts dull.
SAILS Or SrocEs.-Firss B9or1-l0o00 state =. p.
1900 sch Nav s.. 81 50 yicksburz Bank, 49, 80
Cry S. =. so L Treas Note. losi ioO do, llc
O0O Iezas B0n-s, lQs. - eco Leigh Mott Losn,
= IS Susquehsnna Csnsl, 10 IS sch Nav. stock -
On Bank 10 ? Phlscelphis Bank. l2l 10 Norris.
town RR Il
Sseoad Boars-2oc0 susqaehsnns Canal Bonds. 81.
100 NeS-Jersey Copper Co. j. loo Wilmington RI
g. o. lo3 IS Girard Bank, IL. - do Il 20 Morris
Cana - 353 Lthgh Interest, 63 loo d. 81 sen
Nav Stock j. LOO Texas NOtes. - - Farmers *
Mesh Bank 81 l.2-0 state o., g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
NEWBORN LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. .ALEASY Monlsy, Jan. :.
bl reported 70 aueo1 the charter u the Amer
lean Baptist Hore Missionary Society and smother %
Incorporate the N.a-srs Fails BEl-ge Company.
Ga noure, til was Introduced % ar I'd al sct Of
incorporation and - regulate Tee srsph Ccmpsn,s
resolution was under 5ste relative % Law Libra
res OF the Chancellor ard V.ceC hsnce.or, and funds
n hsld u the latter
The resolutions relative 70 lhrAries were amended
40 - TO Cal for catsogue only, and for statement Of
iae flads with TIE Vice Chancellor. Or Clerks long
debate followed.
resolution relative T. the mode Of assessing per
sonA ptoesTiy for taxation IN Tarous places was sug
stsied. Afer soms discussion the resolution VAS lad
On she table for toe present.
Nr GEnnEs offered Resolution il favor Of appoint
IN - sct COMMITTEES p inquire what alterations were
necessary - secure equitable assess-en'-
he Resolution relative % tn- Csnal bszx Absny,
~ss called Up, bat sc5l va. had gpol Z, i being
Informally passed ever.
ASSEMBLY.
The appointment Of Staztirg COMMITTEES was
nouEced As isii1ss.
Caatrs.lz 81 Tcys end x,aHs-W. Smith.
yzGici9Tg-8sglsy Trses-Bowen
C1as-s-Fitzeczh bEaks-Csmpbeu.
ksiA0dd -Mowry C9zn<rce-Fisk
Sac Prss1-s-Srswsr.
/ be petition Of tie Chamber Of Commerce Ia favor
Of ieeias tie heath oficsr WA presented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
The Roman peputie. Refused.

The Epscs OF Dec says Eve have H.. moment
az at nigtt) received Information q he ceputson -
Gs1 - Arrived the confines OF TIRE Nsspoian king
dora the deputAuon were informed that o. dsrs hsd
been Issued prevent their presenting % the poaur
Persuaded that these orders could not haze emanstfd
from the Pope they cent 81 es'eiete = GAsta with
orders the Pope personally, AMI ceiver - Tin
toe request OF the Chambers sn1 municipality that hs
would g. Rome. They s,tsrwsfd visited $, Ter
rSeins the answer 10 their message Ihls sssWer a.
length arrived twas composed Of three ais?-;ches
sesvyAy addressed TO the Chsmosr and the msniPaty
which stated that his holiness regretted thar he was
prevented from receiving The dep0tSson ard Informed
them that he had provided fer the sasirs 0. Rome ard
Of The state by his brief Il the 9Th ut The degufscn
has SccpFd.ngly returned 70 Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
INDIA

No Overland Mail has arrived. The dates are Cal
cutta Nov Bombay Nos. I1 Madras NOV 10, and
China Oct 20.
The following ls the summary n the Bombay TINS
The troops a. Peshawur continue isthiul Attack
seems There has been move on the capital
Chutter singh i the banks u the Upper Indus and
5here singh the salt Range. OF the Buun0O deser-
tiers nothing Of late hss been heard Between the goth
Oct and LEI Nov matters 81 Mootau seem 20 have re.
manned much as formerly the insurgents aud their ss
cal ants being equally inactive N0Olrsjs force j. now
affirmed net g. exceed 600 in strength. Gen. Whish
has ere this received accession Of about 900 IN the
shape of returned iar0u n men, 90 ths the regular
army under MIN exceeds that OF his opponents 10 mum
bers biz allies under E3wardes and Cortland amount
to botHixt r. C0o aud 1000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

~ TIE WHO ALsAsAo has been issued later
than ever this year, simply because the great
amount and variety Of Returns Of the late ffss'
dental and Congressional Elections rendered Al
earlier issue impossible. Alter receiving ana
..ereotvpine one set Of returns, later sd'ices
would indicate corrections, ano s''' '"'0'
tber corrections. until we began 70 oespa" Oh
ever completing the work. Even no" We 10
,sot ops serious mistake m the congressional
Es.u,n. from Wisconsin, which are so gwen
8. 70 msrepresent the P0i's'es OF mos1 oil the can
d;d.,s. though the rote Of each is correctly given
There are some few minor errors, bu. none that IS
d,.erying of special remark. We viii thank
whoever detects one Of any account 70 apprise as
thereof 20 that 1t may be corrected Tor subsequent
editions
Rat as il stands we are confident this Almanac
IL the most comprehensive. complete and accurate
compilation Of current Political Statistics ever
poblished in any country for anything ike the
pr,ce II which this is sold. Aside from the Votes
for President by States and Counties throughout
the Union the tables are so arranged as 10 show
the Congressional Districts in nearly every State,
and the respective aggregates for Congress at the
late election 50 far as possible This feature will
be of great value to Politicians in scanning the
turns OF future elections, or in essaying 70 deter
mine from the result Of some local contest the
general current OF Public Opinion. The labor which
tbis department OF the work has cost us is out Of
all proportion TO the display it makes ia the Al
nanac.
Other characteristics Of this manual will be re-
garded as even more important by the general
reader. A History Of the Presidential contest Of
1854 like history OF the Revolutions in Europe
In account of the close OF the Mexican War
with publication in full Of the Treaty Of Peace
and a compact exhibition Of the Expenditures Of
the Federal Government under the heads OF
Army, Navy, Treasury, &c. &c are among the
prominent features Of this compilation. Compar-
atively few Of our citizens have any clear idea
where their aggregate Of Thirty Millions per an
mum actually eoes-how much Of it is required to
pay severaly our Generals, Commodores, Colones,
Captains Lieutenants, Midshipmen. and so
The Wing Almanac for ls49 contains this nfor-
nation, intermingled with brief suggestions Of
Rstrenchments and Reforms in the Public Ser.
vice. We believe there are many thousands who
would gladly pay a shilling for this alone. and we
are sure il ought to be iamiliarly and generally
known.
This Almanac has cost us more in preparation
and stereotypng than an ordinary octave volume
would. yet we sell 1t at a. per hundred, 81 per
dozen. We expect to make 1t pay, late as ia It's
issue, because there are One Hundred Thousand
persons in the Union who cannot afford 10 do with
out 1t. If they send us their orders promptly, we
shall receive them with more thorough satislac-
ton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
Reaction Home.

Ater the rttgssl Ct the f0c 10 receive the degsts.
ton ~ Gae.s the Deputies bs3 other open 70
them but thsi Of returning 10 announce The result Of
their misson. The eect OF this uis serce upon the
people Of Rome has keen extraordinary TIE general
Impression. also adcptsd hy The puonc press IS
thai TIE Pope AFTER hasirs eecn inveis cd The i'm
praSenf step OF ltsving Rome IS morally prisoner At
Gse,a ana that hs tree vii! = entirely uudrf he cca
tro OF the re,roSrsde party, beaded IS TIE Ans Of M
ples The moment IL wss knosa that the iepstsi.oa
hNa been stopped Pogtels the PcFesr cifc, asscn
Ned with The dees gates 81 the evc guard and Of the
a,oxipc,, and declared that both Chambers, united 10
one should elect smops them tAree ave citizens 10
sorm Provisional Government, and proclaim Con
sti,ueni Assembly
The ass Of Florence Of the 10Th however. sstes that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09

The Tribune has been favored with letter
from San Francisco. TO a merchant Of this City.
from hich the following extract IS made Al
though not 50 late by few days as accounts al
ready published, yet 10 viii be found interesting
sAv FE,Nclsco, California Oct 4, isis
OF course Yea have beard Of tie discovery Of he
California Gold Mines Gold hrst discovered In
In June Last about 80 miles shove Satters Fort nov
called Va hiretla. Toe discovery was made in this
wise. Tao small Chlcgen who were picking up peo-
bes AZ The bottom OF the tsfGce 10 ssaw mill there ia
progress Of construction when dispute arose about
proper division Of their COLLECTION. The question
referred - their father who sNsninati found one
golden pebble among the lot The news spread like
~dnre. snd al classes Of inhshiisnr. rushed IN
hot haste with pick and spade aud pan 90 the Piazza
lhe merchant the physician. the sherd the s.cslie
closed shop book Offices aud fockets and rode Ike
msd men 20 this e. p0raf0. kvcn those Immaculate
men called s9ldrs waved patriotism and % serve
their country and bent .atr steps toward ths mlnes
Al Scnou Vas y ih.A ride 20 The god mllrs, but
Tor stvcia days di T.. rrG4t tie 'airs Told ri
sbout tais time Capt suffer sent 20 Gov Bogrs H.
asoirdupOls Ia.s opened oarc eyes aud now il came
dcwu every csy Aae rrst ~ cclnuat uc-d work a.
eFssed lion % Dances pure metal per diem, from
TIE nidre 20 July O. tse last % August those N1o
worked wei sud Understood u tesf some with
ant some without mschines msoe from 10 10 ounces
Per dltm I1cre ere Tow ilr branches q -Ecra-
ntuto ana American ora more than 90 nieu digging
ana selHns goods Our regiment WAS c.s1aD1-o ol
tie lSiA dsy ~ August By order Of Ma Gen. ElLcr
You NAY well beicve hat this day q re51l-ing
sni cor CIRCULATION suoug volunteers sd the Gu
generally. The soldiers ana oihcers have Yearly
al gone 10 TIE mines. AZ Desrly be- estimated
ever $6Qoo0 ln 20 Sust had been exported from this
port the 2Ta september and .; Il thought that
$4,000 more VIII De ready for sNPortaiion b last
OF October.
WHISKY sels here Il from 8 50 70 IS per gallon
shces Asat and heavy, 81 % . 3 blois so % SIC
y nestle gools sci advance Il about 30 pr c.
on cost iocuong trans oTtaion ready asae coirins
- . so per CT clear proft Good blankets sell 81
the os'e ~ SO per psi- Ws'cacs ard jsHcry brinr
very high prices s.ih very 91i-k sale and soii aus,
4 irequeslly picked " q g g. go per ounce.
fnrrs ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
IRELAND.
The Printing of Trials {.

IIhLIN, DC
On the sitting Of the Commission Court to-day, smo
ton will be made behalf OF the proprietoFs OF the
Frtsmaas journal that the order Of Saturday last pro
hbiling publication OF reports Of the proceedings m
Mr. Dgfys case be rescinded.
One circumstance renders this order peculiarly Alb
surd The jurisdiction of the Court does not extend
beyond the County of the City OF Dublin. The pro
ceediDgs may be published every day. N Droghcda
within one hour time OF the sitting Of the Court Toe
FrtsmdHs Journal this morning publishes with blank
column where the proceedings OF Saturday in the Com
mission Court would have otherwise been, and con
cludes the portion By quoting passage from Halam
on the Constitution in which that writer lsnds the ad
vantage Of the open administration Of Justice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
NORTHERN ITALY.

The C0Hoorsss Of the 18th ms, save "Sgnor Massno
Azeelio has arrived At Turin charged with toe forms
on Of the Ministry. Tbs name IL not very popu-
lar. We wan. perfect accord OF the Pcdmu ntese
people and Government with those o, Tuscany Sod
Rome and this, with Aregho Ministry would De iu,-
possible The Piedmontese require Giotert Ministry
lister disystch states that King Charles Albert had
been obliged o yield o. the utrs liberals ana - com
mission NJ Giobert 10 form Cabinet The contoM
plated Italian league would necessarily give ombrase O.
circumstances
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-09
PRUSSIA.
Censor and Arrests.

We have Berlin papers % ihe 18th nst The censor
shg hss been estst.sh in fhose portions % >lesia
which have l-'1lg been placed in state 90 siege.
Among TIE ~ per-0ns recently arrested ln various
parts If Mrsf1aala are several ot Considerable IN
f1srcc-edifn-s 0f newsparers. members OF town
councils councillors Of Justice teachers cergyI1en, sud
even military ocers Ice arrest u TIE editor u toe
Htrr11if1u NtrclJg the Teferen1sry Loler rise
o. an alarming nor Is Pzdertorn Bsrricaces were
erected various places but chiefly 60 the purpose Of
preventing sny farther stacks the part Of the n d.
iary who bad employed unBectss sry violence 10 de
persinE the crowd sss-no.ed before The prison 10
which Herr L1Lfr "a 4s d-fs.len