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

Thouoh Nr Dopherty was convicted after three tf.'
ais II was thought that the universal expression oi 'he
poouiar will in Mr. Dsfys behalf would have saved
him from the legal torture of reiterated trials for the
same alleged oaense but the trade Is too thriving a
one 10 be- relinquished The Attorney General has DIS
covered Als Csdorns At home, having already cleared
a. say HE friends s2i 600 by bis proceedings sgsn'
MI Dafy Il would undoubtedly DO more gratifying
T. the patriot u be free by verdict OF his own
countrymen than By the clemency Of the Crown. The
additional Imprisonment; would be looked upon as moth
ins In comparson and Il is not think, within tue
range of human probabilities that any Jury would con-
sign 10 the horrors Of convict colony one Of such un
tainted reputation. True. It was done with Mitchell
and others equally high minded and noble but the time
was diferent-ihe excitement pfevsins-the dread oil
daneer-the selhshness that overpowers every feeling
~ere then In action The imdlty that fears everything
aud the croduliy tbs, believes everything were thof'
oughy reused and did their work But All that 10 over
now and can scarcely think of Mr. Dudys convlc-
non a. possible Mex, week will determine ms
prisoner 10 defended by the same Jealous counsel NJ
Bait who travelled all Monday night in order to be
present at the opening Of the case on Tuesday morning
The Jurors are sworn and the evidence gone into u
"a ,nere repetition ofthe Last evidence as to hsnd~riI
Ing and proprleorship The persons who swore to ms
hand ritug have him write for yesrs'n one
in.t.nce FIVE wears snd half ago, and then but once
Much stress cannot be laid on such testimony
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
IRELAND.
Satire on Brlfish Juatice.


Foreign Correspondence Of The Tribune.
DUBLIN. April y, ls4'.
You know, ere this, tina; the proclamation Of
Ulster which mentioned the authority Of IA, i-'A
man wAs merely piece Of ironie satire on tho impaf
tia Administration Of the lsw In Ireland Lord CIaren
dons dee min alton % the powers eonnded 70 nn
without favor or az csio1. vas made known - 'ne
public In terms Of approval ard nothing omitted 'nA'
could give color 10 The amusing sarcasm. fIsh We
had lf.lke description o. TIE ejoeied groups IN me
streets Of the city burying TO aud fro and
the starting intelligence then an equally NE IKE as
scripiion o, the vacillstoD pervsdng the '.ceregA
Council Chamber with the dnsl triumph OF cocoon
owing % the opportune arrival Of two or three 'Aunen
Adherenis 10 the sys,em-Obo member Of ths hp''o'
pscy Expectation stood tiptoe and the next ns"'
from the North expected with ieveri'n HPs'eNoo
In Dublin Of course the real nature Of tae article was
Immediately discovered but no, so At some miles ais
lance there the monster Of the poet comPo" DE- 'oHA
q dorses holds fast % hiI character teh Par0st -
qal eat Il re qati sat par and there, consequently
the doluslon was Of longer continuance Inc silence Of
tho daily papers on the subec, rse 70 remarks mol
over complimentary them; but Saturday came round
krouRht with (, The Ir.taoH and then snd not men
tina delufiOn vanished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
FRANCE.
na Al fha 4 III n d N =.

The relni5ns Of the Assembly generally offer lite
that's in,Ares.ing ON the 7th inst the orgamzAuon
If the Jude larry discussed On the 'ih the bucge'
va. farther considered and the provision for the sup
nor, oftbe clergy adopted at the same time an allow
spcc Of 100000 20 enable the President TO act up
Keeping failed 10 pass. and the next day the
hi-b ne declined to receive either his salary or the
sdesca which bad been designed for him - the pub
rc expense on the llth edru Ro'lin brought ~ me
quesuon whether the police mad the rsn, !" nA'o Us
80. rsnt A. meetings held 10 view Of the approach
ing Elections The Ministry attempted g. prove this
,ht bv virtue Of law passed In 1920 but "fru Rol
lin shox we'd thas this was not suHcient ground Tor
.nch measure and proved that thcre Vss legal au-
,hritv Tor watching the meetings OF citizens. he'd -
,-,,ayo Tor the elao iion. On tho same day Ergene
Respsu struck VI Point. another Representative 10 the
face Tor sncei insult ite alter ina ia'nion OF the
Representatives. at Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Horrors of Fnmino.

These last few weeks have been marked by unusnH
scenes Of horror in the West The detsils are se'o
uely sicksnlne Csse follows in rapid succession
each rising above the other in ghssiS pr,em'nenee
h.ve known more thsa one individual turn sNuddeT
ing from the papers little more now than records o'
death and determination es,hey might be hsonted ~
the description OF misery they could neither alleviate
nor forget just iragine trcsry Connsuehs hisn'
wav dotted with the dead. and here and there NOV
sns Skeleton passing Il with 'he corpse OF some
loved relative slung the back BY rope snd II
thai 4. not enough imagine the body slipping from ne
sxhsused bearer and the head knocking against ire
around This "a no ideal sketch, no invention q
lnstion but splAn, uncSssgersied mar
rs,vc Of fact cent 70 metropolitan journal Tor Pao
cation, ~ q clergyman residing near the spot lhe
.sr,e individual describes other scenes Of Ike ns
,ure burrylns in the discharge Of hi' sacred aay
from cue nucleus Of pestenee 10 another ae psssea
cabin uoder whose clay door sleep Ii peace three Wh'
formerly moved ssou, that wretched tenement eiuns
10 The wsra until utterly exhausted ard then l-' &c
their hold OF HE sna were buried where they tel 'sr
~ the sord inhunsn economy Of Ensli'h statesmen
.s surely and unerrinely swept away ~ esnH0a -
which would he the less sgOniz!ng death
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
PRUSSIA.
The Phnntom OF nIty.

The Kfps's refusal q accept the Imperial Crown q
greatly nodded by the note 10 which the Frusssn Gov
errua-nt communicates that refusal In THIS note u
sad In consideration hs, ihe provisions head 81
the Central Government Archdake John has TAKEN the
resolutnn 70 abics,e as place and Of the great dan
-e-, which might sccrue 10 Germany out OF ire rts
siion Of this abicston hs Majesty shc hng Is ready
upon the n-rposa of tie German Governments ara
uader conseu, 4 the German National Assembly. 10
undertake the provisional guidance OF strnsn at trs
10, Nsi,stv 10 furthersrcs of the call which he has
received aud mindful II the claims which Prussia
position In Germany gives him, 10 resolved u &C
cent the chief poVer IS the head Of Bundes-
stssi formed out Of those Ststes which Lsorpo'
ra,s themselves Of their free Will The
rms u tbs Bundles stat will depend essentially
mon haw many and which states will join this union
Ia consideration ho we've Of the political circumstances
of All Germany and Of ha position in which the Ger
man Nstsual Assembly nds Itself AZ the present time
the decision 10 be- taken cannot bs postponed Your
Exceusncy will accordingly. address 70 those German
G,vernmsuts 10 which you sccred ted the urgent
request without delay ~ send special fenpotenSriTs
II Frankfurtou Maize. who are empowered 10 give
a, fnlte explanations uyon the following subjects l.
loon INCORPORATION with ire Bundes stsat, ard under
what conditions , Upon the position which the HoV
sreent TO be 90 united in Bundles stss, have 10 az
sun,e With respect % tho German National Assembly,
and Z, the DEGREES passed By that body IN order 10 pro
coed accordln y without delay 10 the WORK OF the JOINT
congestion az the Constitution. 3 Upon the reiauon
n those German states who Jet O. join the Bundes
s;ss, In conclusion the note expresses hope that
daci.ou may bs obtained within tho period OF hort
NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Reason and Possibilities.

Tee Intelligence Of ems victory - CroostAa3s hSs
excited tie genera eKgectSr1n Tat 10 wL take ihs
direct road o. Bucharsst excite tbs Walsc aans
sxsnss their oppressors, and the Osasnli. ~ao are
cutie ready ior u - tAk- Up Ar@s sgtnl kassiA-
be Is stAatIs Al the Rcoeou. ard Il BE- crosses a.
b III z % brand Shose 1azlss oil exlesd 70 the
Caspian So
Ire ssrrsor % Calais ne kno~ hss already IN for
Bucharest sri ~ kussi.ni vita itirtytBO pieces
Of artillery tsvs euter-1 WAlscaiA Bem wrote -
-n sdess he noDsd tnsy sao1d cal the passover
caKes Together a. Bucharest
Tie r-.tion o; Aastrls 10 tie Fofte q very yrecsr.
ops "a Consequence q tae pssiEon taxes By hans 10
regard y oots G9yernuien.s The breach 70 a. good
made The Porte has recalled ifs Anb.ssador from
yisrrs and lhe Imperial isterngrcio Count staymer
aas responded - q ~ g9irrins Constsaun0Dls.
Tie P0rts "a sac 10 - p0ssssssd Of plcrnxsos lass
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Things In Tnacnny.

Accounts from Ieghofn 70 the ~ INST have been
brought by he Eug,h Steamer Meduss, which has Ar
rived AZ Msrseiles The whole Of Tuscany was In a
state of ccnfusin % the 81 Guerazzi ths Dictator,
ordered the srre.t OF 20 persons accused Of r'aTa'
and as il was feared that the troops OF tho Inns would
oppose they were sent = the lronues OF
,be Roman stats similar excuses were said 20 b.
going on a. Florence one of the captains OF the CIVIC
Guard who have been arrested made be escape
and took refuge on board the M-dusa The hngh'h
CansuIhsd published notice that all he w-ccunuy.
men and al Italians wishing 70 leave Lcehoro, would
fad protection on board thu Belerophon, - guns, me
Theiis Of 40 gun and the Porcupne steamer
TIE above is from Ullma Smti's T'"ss. and Is to
T. ..kcn with allowances. I'd IT'D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Tn. c.rrs,.p.f,atedb by Land.

Ia the siisck made BY the Dares on the HsnoVer'An
ar Baden troops the 6ih inst IN me neisnoornoou
Of TIolGersp the loss the part Of the latter "" coz
.ser.be although no important result ensued Tor ein
- side The Germans ssser, that TIE Danish forces
were much more Numerous than the haroversn aho
TIM. sxrlsn the necessity thsir General Nyne vas
unser ~ retire before tho advancing Danes which
admitted hs iroops dii.
Tha Uanoverisn General. In his oincis account 10
A.. Government the Schlesrig Government do net
r,bu.h -ia reoor,s) saws inst fearing bis len wing
nigh, BE- turred be retired by Baurupp- His sceo1ni
ssrit. the casualties among officers 70 b oae Major
Mailer killed and II others wounded, many severely
The loss in nou-conmissoned oiscer' ana prVse' eN
cee3s 80. -,
By persons ja., arrived from the Sundewisi news
has arrived tia, the have not advanced 70 iac
Fensoors II was generally inous % teey Noud u.
49, raj thv have s-s.r retired 10 heis enrenehmen;
at Dupoel -, e..
The Danish troops detached from the Jutsnd force
have also retired from APenrs1e and hadeFsieosn ana
be. sces are sesin occupied By the Schleswis iiol.
,teners and The corps Of their allies.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
v,si. Guilty Of rhi. Rvns

y-h,, code Of morality recognizes any difference ee
,s,e,p the sane crime Effected ~ different agents !
fo,wn. mon the sword but smiles upon iam'ne' soa
,,v. vou mus, not kin bu, you msy sisTve your VIC
TIM, Yet hi. is the sOphis,ry which sS4e'' mary
conscience. and the proags calculating destroyer ..
hunsn lire vslks the world ycleps great man snN
has the satisfaction Of seeins and assisting 81 MS
s2otAsosis Ba, many crime deemed innocent W
earth registered Ia Heaven. and have es0e toe"
cord With a earse snnexed-To return 70 my sS0lo0'
TIE same Clergyman. yourneyns on. nsN' os'~' -
tAe dead body Of swosnAn placed oeN wal % VAC
sp the husband Of the deceased eAnsag eHdes''r
M with hi. expiring strength 10 shelfer her remains
from, animals By singing down s0scisni quantity Of
loasenea s,oues Ara rreh.A TIE duties Of this day
.,,.i with sdmnisse-ius zoe lssi s.cramen,s Of the
Church 70 mc-e than ere dying wretch n The open
.,.s,. Of the next mArke, town. surrounded ey the
ows. Thai eoasrpsste to sneh places on Fair day
", r,pis 81 the progress Of death q u too ssrdy
f .one lr,A lsOSlora, they therefore e~PeS'se q n
I'D c,..r massage By extsrnins;on. Tbs iHeiAfSiss
his ,rasress wonderfully, ard when &c enters seesrso
a.,r,et n, ,weeps 81 al ,hs surplus PoPelAtoa OF s
rea. and ,esvc. the sround for woEther snnnss-eses
e>,,ls o. ,seso Ada 10 these the numbers harryiDs
from III. land a. trcn lsrsrhouse, toward every
American Canadian and Australian port and yoa may
f, an dee Of the decrease Of the IEss n their o-r
lssa. Were any proof waited q The sassFas e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
AUSTRIA.
Heln and Fuchner.

The Vienna journals contradict tho rumors Of Gen.
Bems defeat By thr Ru'sisns, and the Digit OF his
troops into WslIsobia IL sppeafs en- the contrary
that the Austrian Gan Puchner surrounded By hos
,s popu alton and hard pressed 5y the Magyar rregu
lar forces has thought proper 90 resign his command
and place himself under the protection OF the Russians
in Walachia. To was accompanied by three other
Austrian generals and his troops left 10 the care
of Gen Kalianl The Russian forces At hronstadt
were very short Of ammnniGon and preparing g. re-
cross the frontier and return Wslacha Their bag
gage bad already left tor that province Gen Benz was
aaios. und.turoed In the possession of the whole OF
Trsn.ylvana and preparing - take krontsdt the last
city in that sdom which Is sill held ~ the Austrian
aud Russian trOOpa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

h.,. numbered together, completely manned mere
tssr toubIe tia, number consequently IRE oss .. u's
:. - scrb, nueh largsr ihan vas supposed nr'I
heir plan va, a NV stated, to lombard 'DS uY We
,rs urep ttst ID sss done. % - rouud 20 ~
-. -, 80 a.. ..r,e for which pious work 1ood
Fr;e.y va. sred on Al The same time ToIps iS,,,
transports were 20 b. landed near Baik Nnlea ~,
.,ed :, about an equa distance frotn ooin I'm he
4, r,u.sopepee Of the disaster. the after pa'u 81 10
,,,,hioss "a, "a, not executed People who Wefs ~
Kei on Fr'ssy say the town y. quite de'@rteo 40
eopveyArce q be had either for iove or money
one going 10 Eeksruf6rde. TIE rosd, they ssy
nks a crowded promenade. Those VIC ~er no' -
tortunse a, 10 get seat on vshicle or animal oil soe
sort siriei their lons and vent or foot tnoosn sns
distance 10 shout twenty English miles lne uenSe
ws sccor3rg 20 these promensfer'' m0vtd ~ -,
inner cort ne guns & taken shore, for me Pa'
pose Of examining damage ale bad suffered anu
repair her II advisable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Nothing New on the Trial.

Mr. Duay looked wonderfully well, considering
HE long incarceration, and bore himself WIN n .
usual fortitude and comPOsure. The case oi inc
prosecution ended yesterday Nothing new was
broush, forward The BSllngsrry affair figured
a, usual and that unfortunate lstt"r found IN
Mr. O'Rrleus por,nsnteau was sgsin given In anu
received In evidence Mir Ruit commenced his address
70 the lnrv 70 dsy The wit Of error will be decided
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Easter was The time appointed
The papers are all silen, concerning the convicted
prisoners; but jadgne from tie frequent appearance
If Prison Laws, or poetry containing Auslons to the
pr.son thoughts Of the wrors In IT, iusa@aH. they
-, ,he,nse,ye, sornotir,es with literature IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
,,.,.ur.. of the Roman Republic.

In the sitting Of tie Roman Ccnsut1eh' A"emoy 81
the . ult ths Minister Of Var nortneo y ~ ooD3 -
49,, s-ersi m ttsry measures that bad been sd ptei y
Co-ernrert Every citizen Of from = 70 30 years 81
sze Eas declared soldier and whoever Wl.ned 20 eN
emit hm--f from military service mus' psy nc %
s-i.tste his beinz replaced By substitute lr'pys
we're N tnsir way o tha 70, ard the nsiohA sdA''
Of the provinces hal srtasen the service on &c G.
bineers ihatihc lsier might j1R the army. me d1i
OF Florence 81 the 3l ut announces tns' on 'S1"f'
NJ nteserce O. the disaster Suffered - tne iednou-
,s.e srrnv ,h. Assembly had appointed uiumvrste'
composed Of N,zzioi Armsliini and san u "" as9
Intended that Guerszzi and Montaneh should forfn
mart OF the Government but as the hfst Is ehlel OF &
executive power Tuscany he could not SeceP' au''
the uuion Of The two states "a. decTeed. o.,
The BlioSHd Ga.,fts Of the 81 INST states tnat
.,,rr-ic,t',n d. Interrupted between tie Neapofsns
sr4 ,ba Roman state The brothers OF Cardinal Auto
nell rave been Imprisoned a. Rome a. nossssi to ioTce
the Government Of Naples 10 give Up Lieut. Col Ana
dei In tie sitting "a the 2lh % the Const'len' As
,en,blv OF Rome an address % the Nsueusa 'oFcrn-
mont vas unanimously passed The Minister oi lreisn
.asi-s IN the same sitting commune AID ID inc NnAu
lr the intelligence 81 thu defeat 81 tho fednout'se
army and bis belief that The seat Of the fiedmoniese
Government would b. transported - Genoa At'r
thi communicated SterhiDi rose and stated that ne
rad met learned that the Republic had been proclaimed
ia The Terra del svoro and the AuruzIi lNHpesl ana
that the troops had frsteruiE"d with the people.
Ire Tcfao Gd:aS Of the 7ih inst states from Rome
Of the 3st uli that toe courier OF Naples had net a.
rived IN that day sad thsi Intelligence had been r.
ceiv.d If The on OF Gsribalti hsyinE entered TIE
kingdom Of Naples and commenced hostuities ten
Ferrari who was st Rome hsd proceeded ali hss'e %
Tsrraciua The Prefect OF Bologna. Bert iichat- had
been named Minister Of the Interior al Rome
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
GERMAN EMPIRE.

The proceedings oi the Frankfort Parliament, fol-
owed up ~ Tie resignation 81 the Archduke John
hsvs led g. the Withdrawing the Austrian Deputies
from the Assembly Now wfits for elections e. thal
body have been issued, and Scmering Il said TO have
been recalled.
The Dschs /si'uHg asserts tha, another Hoie OF the
sch rzenberg Cabinet has arrived at Frankfort. 10
which Prince Scwarzenberg protests that "a will not
allow Austria 90 De- excluded from Germany by auy
acts or statutes (Aiqaasds-vefrea) Tho same paper
states THAI the most cordial understanding exists be
tween O.mufz and Bsriio.
The Ylenna papers are unanimous 10 asserting that
the elections ~ tho Austrian members for Frankfort
havo been declared void and that the members now
sitting there have been recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
uqpxar, TO be Reconausred.

The Mayors have made movement sgsian pesth
And a. public moneys have been transferred 20 Oien -
Kossuth has invited the Hungarian Deputies % meet N
Parliament a. Pesth he STA Of Agru. The In rial
army hAs ost since the commencement a - i1nxa-
ran cAmpssn. onethird q ~ number BY destn 10
battles IN the nesD ss 10 10 nOged ust that
Prince Wind cazrax has been beaten near Pestu AMI
ttal the Hunssrisrs rave entered TIE town A n
q the Nsuonsl Bkut. Mr. Reuter-. Who va DsDuiy Il
Frankfort has been dismissed BY he Drectors q the
Ba1k for having voted In favor the klEs Of PrgssA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
Liverpool Gotten sIark.t.

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

WASNI NNIVNl TIluHli NI'I' -
Tho Jury in the case OF Tom Hand. for the rob
harry Of The Government Jewels, have not yet come
10 decision nor 10 II probable that they will Tor some
time.
James BROOM clark In the Navy Department osS
restxned. 20 take effect on the Let Of May
Gen McCslla. isio Second Auditor. hs' announced
his intention to remain 10 the District for The prse
tce of law, sc
John F. Wolf, removed from the War Department
Il to have plhee In the second Auditors othce
Rev. C. w DsDnison OF Boston, will commence his
duties In the Navy Department ON the lstoi May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28
yir.,u,a E,ec,ion-Farther Returns.

TNih Da.-Alexandrla thorough gives MOI
ton 27s. Pendleton 20 votes for Congress. both
Whig.; Pendleton the late Member
.Nth DtI.-Partial returns do not look as It the
Wings would gain this District. The Loco-Foco
split has entirely cvaporated, and Parker gets all
the votes of that side The reported returns are
as follows
.Jefer,on Co........5H 509.......7as 90
'Berkeley Co... IS maj --.......c'a "a,
Wnchester part us 2sosuFL7a5 80
We have these returns by separate Telegraphe be
patches bu, believe the former laundering repetition
Of the vote in Berkeley under wrong name.
Vote Of the whole Distrct-Taylor 9,1lo, Cas-
3,96l
.XVtk Dis.-Ohio County tWheeiinsl u re-
porieI as giving Russell (Wbsl 6O) majority
IL asst Fail. Taylor 9s7, Cass i7sl A, the d street
gave TAYLOR but 1910 votes 10 l94i Tor Cas-, It Il
still probable tina, Alex. Newman Locoj IL elected
10 Congress.
Leetsiafpr>.-Richmond City. llenrico Berkely
Alexandria Borough and Ohio have each chosen
Whig Delegates rs usual Chesterfield a Loco
~. THg PToPLH for a. day contains gl0ri0us
chapter OF German Poetry. translated from RGessrt
Kerner Geiaer and Mailman by Clarence MspgsD -
The United Irshmso. No , the original part BY JOIN
Mitchell Ia reprinted entire. The Editorials OF The
People treat The British Colonies under Lord Grey
English Influence The French People and the
French Republic, &c. There Ia spice Of Cehic cxss
gers,ion tor hyou choose Poetry occasionally s,hib
tied in Mr ReillIs writings but they very ess'te
and sparkling. ard tho paper IL 80 q whole, able
graphic and insplriins Reilly Robinson. Spruce
street,
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TURKEY.
War with kasala.

Dispatches have bern received q, const4Etn0y -
from Bucharest watch states that Gen h0ursVlea bad
arrived tte PrincipaliEies. WITH Zi0o nea. and
another REsssn oicsr hs1 advanced 1p01 Ibrsa. snd
begun building bArrseks Or his troops IN tie n-ghooE
hood " thsi city We are Aso Informed nat the kss
slams hai Introduced gsn bos's ito the Danube a.
rect violsion u the Treaty u AtrsDCpie tSOut ap
pear that R1slsis IN ths nosi o2sa maaDer streugh
rniDg Der position tie Dsna5isn Pr0Eiseea shile
Tarkry tie ctaer tsna q lrskLns PreY,rsiaor "
nar kufh1rtfV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-28

There IA some tax u Galway being made me iaeSe'
station TO snd from New-iors' instead o. Liverpool
but IS srslwsy must be hrss formed Tor my mes u
therssb5ut 10 cannot take place for som'u"e. me
Liverpool merchant. would consider tao iou' 81 h'7
days ssaed in the length Of the passage and the more
rapid recep, Of Intelligence ia eon'e qoenee' as ~
eooiysi,nt for sny loss they would sustain in the
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