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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
ITALY.
Total Defeat Of Charles Albert.

At the sailing OF the Niagara ii will BE- remembered
that war was impending In the North OF Italy, and
IL was anticipated that either the Austrisns or the
Piedmoutese would immediately cross the Iieino In
brief fortnight Charles Albert has fought and has
been conquered and Is sbdicsted King and exile
in Madrid or Lisbon The Aust,sns passed the Tieino
simultaneously with the Pedmonte.e who speedily fell
back
Three successive battles ensued In the two latter,
ON the plain, Of yerce the Austrans we're complete
" victorious The IS, battle the 2ith ut the main
army Of the Aussus some 80 900 strong, encountered
Charles Albert At Olango near Novsrs. The Pedmou-
tese appeared have been Of more than equal force
The battle was fought with terrible ob',insey, and
although hear from many quarters ,hs, the liasns
shrunk the contest certain II 10 that Charles Albert
behaved with the mes, distinguished bravery Finding
the day going against him, be seems 10 have sought
every opportunity 10 his death 10 the battle held
and Whatever may be the verdict Of history to bis
past conduct nothing srsesd his public life 50 much
90 the last act ere his quitting IT,
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INDIA.
Another Battle.

Dates from Bombay 10 the ith Of March state tnas
smother battle had been fought Guzers between
the British and Sikhs forces in which the latter were
defeated butthe details had not been received From
the 9Th to the 9Th Of February various ssrmishes
took place bu, vi,hou, any serious encounter On the
l2,h the Sikhs retrested toward the Chensub which
they we're prevented from crossing by the Bombay Di-
vision under Gen. Whi,h. On the following day. the
British divisions having elected junction Lord Cough
succeeded in bringing the enemy TO battle In the open
field near the City OF Guzsra in which the sikhs were
completely routed leaving great portion of the guns
and ammunition as well their standing camp, in the
possession Of the cOnquerors.
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Eli. AhdicnIion and Rlisht.

The Austrians having completely routed the Pied
montese and driven them TO the mountains. Charles
Albert sbdcsed the thrUne In favor Of bis con, Victor
Emanuel and flag Of truce being sent TO the Austrian
tent Marshal Rsdstsky at once sceeeded 70 an arms
ice. The new King pledges himself 10 conclude q
Treaty Of Pesce TO dsbsSd ten military companies OF
HuDgsrisns, Poles and Lombsrds, who are received
The Ausrisrs who hold Turin open 10 them mag
nsnimously forbore 10 take advantages which might
have provoked the susceptibility Of Fra'ee.
The consequences OF this important battle are scarcely
yet developed in the different parts Of Italy
Modens, Tuscany and Rome will probably change
their views now that al hopes from Piedmont are 81
end
his generally Believed that the Pope Will be able TO
retsrn 70 Rome.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
The Grain Market.

preston as last noticed Prices have gain receeded
a, Mark Lane on Monday last the transactions were
very limited The price Of WHEAT was quoted q,
43s 10 &6s and Canada i0s TO as per quarter Very
little business done in FLors OF any sort although
American bsrreled wss freely offered 23s %. per
100 pounds, no sales Of importance were Effected In
INDIAN CokS the price quoted 2s TO 2ss for Aer-
can White and sos 20 3ls for Yellow per quarter. Al
Liverpool on the following day the trade was dull. and
on Thursday FLoUR nominal st 22s Cd. TO 23s Sd
per Dbl the latter only obtsnbe for the best brands Of
Ohio INDIAN CoRS us IS White 29s Cd for prime
Yellow indian CoAS sxAI l2s Cd TO l3s Cd per Dbl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
The ProvIsion Market.

The imports Of CURED Provisions from The United
States during the fortnight. comprised 1881 Heroes
rExF ASA bbls PosK 9)3 casks HAMS, 300 casks and
$40 boxes CHEESE. ao4 bbs and 40 kegs LAID. 2ol
hhds and 50 bbls TALLow, and ~ hhds $50 boxes
BACON. The trade has been steady although the trans
actions in BzET limited holders are hrm a. 10
price Little hss been doing in PoAK. The 4ssity Of
the Western prime Ness though better than las, year
10 scarcely hne enough for ship stores while the high
price at which Eastern Is held checks operations BA-
con meets steady sale, and prices are arm 81 1' to
ass per ewt for long mddes free Of bone, In salt and
S+s Sos Sd for do ribbed In short the nddles are
worth s3s TO +0s according TO quality Cut Hams have
reeeded +s to Sc per ewt smoked and in canvas are
is 70 S'' In salt not smoked or dried 0s 10 va per
h.A OF "a per ewt has taken place In the value
There Is very little passing in the market for
American CHkKsx and prices continue without change
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

LATER FROM VESEzUELA--By the brig Nancy
Brsftd which arrived here yesterday In 20 days from
Porto Csbello. have received hles OF III Patricia
and 81 RfpHblicGHo OF Caracas, to the Sd OF March
two or three days later than previous advices. The
war steamer Lib1tador to sail from Cumsna on
the 18th for Isa Blanca, where the opposition party
were believed to have supply Of stores and ammuni
ton. Gregorie Member, representative from the
province Of Guarico, was sssassins,ed in his own
house when preparing to set out for Caracas. The
of these papers Is hostile to Paez and We ind in
them no farther news Of bis present movements.
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ry- A beautiful srl Umbrels. with

~ beautiful SIX Umbfels, Win nonly carved
hsndle
plain, substantial Umbrella msde Of he beat materials
and 10 he bes, manner.
patent. seltopenng Umbrella Paris made, IN great
variety.
40 Umbrels fl for use, and not TOO costly 10 lose
Either Of the above desirable articles may be purchased
lower and better than any other place 10 the city, al ga
sroadwsy GENIN. opposite 81 Psurs Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
DENIM K.
War Amin.

Advice, from Hamburger Of the ID in't state there IS
no chance now Of the differences between Scnles"is
Hols,ein and Denmark being aricAbly settled and. no
doubt hosuiries viii commence day or TO morrow
Troops principally Prussisns are passing continually
to the ses, Of war The port Of Kisl is 6loekaded-
There does not appear be the least hope that Den
marx will yield the Duehies and as Russia Will urque'
tonsbly support her Pre,enson' Is to be hoped n't
the German, will be wise enough to yield the Pon' ia
dispute rather than run the hazard Of disastrous
contest.
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LIVERPOOL Cotton ,iarket...Arsnz

For week subsequent TO the departure Of the Nj
sgsrs the CorToN msrke, was dull particularly for the
low and middng qualities, and prices farther gave
way I'd per h. but this week have bad better de-
msnd for consumers and this decline Ia considered
recovered ths, last quotation Of Ava for Up
land and Mobile 10 repeated and fair Orleans, for
It's relative scarcity, raised 70 4d Kidding UPlsRds
snd Mobile It'd and Middng Orleans 4id per ID. sui
the market Is not buoysni and in fact closes rather
heavy to day the quantity Offering being beyond the
demand The sales for the week ending 3Oth ult-
amounted to n Ol0 bales Of which 1900 spec
ua,on and 600 for export and the business for ave
dsys to the 5th 10 IS $50 bales OF which go is to
spectators and 900 for export
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War Beaianing AEain.

The Atnirals had cent steamer make circuit Of
the Island touching al the principal pOrts and road
steads TO make known the las; offers presented with
the mediation Of France and England The answer
given wa one unanimous cry Of war from the whole
population The Parliament si Palermo voted unEni-
mOusly that they would not eondeseend 70 enter into
any farther nesoaocs but that on Thursday the esh
q; noon hosulifies should Be reconnssesd TIE
snsARsissn Of ihs population 81 Palermo 70 esscrfbsd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

shire Iron masters At their preliminary neeune %
the 5n agree - shstsin f1- the "sant rom s''
inx beyord Tia : - o, ~ -oasl-eIAoe o''ei'
for rails have given o. -4-... u The Welsh msfse9
considerable speculation basnsss took place carry 'n
week in Scotch Pigs but seller, having o-erec reey
the advance has no; been ms,ntsined- Ensiss Co"
mon TIN hAs declined Ga per tor. TIN PLATrs are -
moderate demand a, so for l. C. best Cd sreo.A NO
change N LxAD CoPPEh fair amount OF business
10 going forward II Naval stores.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

KENTUcKY.- friends oi Emancipation in
Mason County held large meeting in Maysvile
on the 9th and appointed numerous delegation
TO attend their Frankfort Convention. The Eagle
says that the delegates are some Oh tho most in
telligent and influential citizens in the county, and
one half are Embellishments of them large
Shareholders Gen. Collins, Mr.. Waller, and Gen.
Chambers, candidates for the Convention, address
ed the people on the same day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

LoUIsiANA-Gen. EDWARD SPARROW of Con
corda is recommended as the Wing candidate for
Governor by a Whg Convention in Ouachita.-
The State Nominating Convention meets at Ba'
ton Rouge on the 18th OF May.
Isaiah T GARRETT Of Ouachta was proposed
as the Wing candidate for Congress in that tlNth)
District, last represented by Hon. Isaac f Morse,
Loco FocO
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Markets. .Nkw-oRLrAS.. April l4-P n

Markets NV OkLEASs. April Ar n
The Niassrs's news WAS received By telegraph NJ
tai, port and hsd the effect Of unset;lns the CorroS
market. which closed with 9 downward tendency
For CoxS there 10 moderate inquiry, with sales oil
ssx hundred sacks Yellow at 81 b cts 10 PSoVi
oss there 70 but little doing and the sales are mostly
for III. supply OF the trade. Sales OF RIO COFFEE |"
- +. <. "a. EXCHANGES without alteration
r,x,sHr, continue steady, with engagements OF Cor
TON for Liverpool at el6d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
ENGLAND.

Parliament adjourned for the Easter recess and met
s,.,n on the 9Th Inst The Two main objects which
have divided ia attention have been the Navigation
bill and the RA.s inAd bill for ireland which after
Ia, brsnehed out INTO genera debate on the Poey 70
os pursued toward ths, country. II vii be seen 'aA'
some important notifications have been made IN ine
Navigation bill The revenue returns for the hnAneia
years and quarter ending the 9Th list show con
tinueus though not very great improvement u tae
Customs revenue. There Is an Increase OF .l4os %
a. compared With previeu, year. In the Excise De
psrtneni there Increase Of s5o9Sl IN A. he
branches Of the ordinary revenue there decrease
the most Considerable item being Of s7ls 5sl upon
sAmps Tue excess Of increase over decrease OF the
tota revenue Of the year 10 s-67 20.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
ran CoLLEeroRsHIr.-The ramor q Mon

TIE CoLLEeroRsHIP.-The rumOr Of Monday
that JANIS BOWS, Esq bad been appointed
Collector OF this Port was revived yesterday but
We could not trace it to any responsible source
Mr.. Bowens most intimate friends at all events
had heard nothing Of it ssd clencbed their s''uT
snce with the statement that Mr. Bowen
name, so far as they are aware, has not bee" 'e'
fore tie President az q candidate for that or any
other Office. Asa man is not very hksy 7" o'
appointed Collector unless be 10 csndioa'e '''
some post. we may presume that there Is n0''iiDs
VI the rurnOr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
GERMAN Y.
rh. Kirx ef Prus.Ia EIected Emperer.

the h1nk OIL fressfa h'eN - =.
The Frankfort Parliament las tnsly elected We
King Of Prussia Emperor Of Germany and powerful
dePutason has proceeded to Berlin to tender BIN me
Crown Of chsrlenssne AT hrss no one believed u -
the King would Aeeep, The preferred honor bal now
"a believed tbs be will with certain conditions 90 I"
10 svot giving osense to the other Po'ena's. OF Des
many Should he do 90, IL &. generally believed 'a''
vii most certainly Involve Prussia IN war Win A1'
II. and Russia The latter power seems row re-
solved 70 pG, down ias revolutionary 'Pir In Europe
and only vsnn the opportunity 70 let slip the dogs
Of war
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19
Government Jewels.

MR. EDITOR: VIII you please say that the srti-
Gle. which have appeared in the Hrad rejecting upon
the New-York Police and the Officers of the Govern.
ment At Washington. without any foundation what
ever In truth And that when the sAo OF the facts in
this case are published to the public, as they will be.
under the hand OF Mr. Burke the Commissioner OF
Patents IL will be that nothing has been omitted
nor ANYTHING done that not absolutely required by
the Interest Of the Government and the attainment OF
iastice. H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

Under the influence of more favorable advice' from
India and the existing ull In the excitement of Con
tnenal politics trade in nearly every department 10
beginning 10 assume more cheerful aspect There '
still uneasy feeling respecting the threatened hos
tites in the North of Europe But since the abrupt
and decisive termination Of the conflict between sar
dins and Austria the complete prostrstion and sbdcs
ton Of Charles Albert one Of the most serious obsts
ces to satisfactory adjustment Of continental Difficult
ties 10 have been overcome and could the
Danish quarrel be- disposed Of which, unfortunately,
there is present prospect e nothing material would
stand in the way Of permanent prosperity in CONNER
cial Affairs
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The lannda TrouhIf..

The struggle in Canada respecting the proposed IN
demplty for rebellion losses, has only been inedenty
alluded 20 in Parliament and ell parties connected
with the North American Provinces seem disposed to
Eat the issue before they hsrrsss the Colonial Minis
ter with complaints upon subject for which he
scarcely responsible Outofdoor' attention i'snSiou'
" directed toward Canada and the reported neutrality
Of the new Executive OF the Uned States upon false
rumor Of disturbances gave great satisfaction.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

The Navigation BIZ before Parliament has undergone
very material change The principle OF reiAistns
upon those nations which should lot coneede those ad
vantage. 70 Englsnd which .he freely accorded to
them has been disspproved Of By Mr. Gladstone who
though, this reserved shi would involve the Govern
reni IN perpetual disputes with foreign nations He
has accordingly brought forward new scheme ~
which he proposes divide To. law into two branches
the one 70 apply 10 the foreign trade and the other to
embrace the colonial and cossting trade and TO make
the bargain with foreign countries conditional upon
their granting equivalent advantages 10 Grea, Britain
Mr.. Lsbouchere, under the ples that the difficulties
respecting carrying duyPsid Tobacco &c. eoa't''e
for instance, would be found usuPersble in practice
Ia. Withdrawn the whole Of the clauses having refer
ence TO the cossing trade ard the b stands in much
the same position a. IL did last year, a. respects ii'
actual provisions but with reduced majority In ito
favor 10 the House Of Commons the bill went through
the Committee previous TO the adjournment and the
third reading was fixed for an early Day after the
Esster recess
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AUSTRIA.
The War In Hungary.

OF the Hungarian war very little authentic inio' una
ton 10 kso~n exeep, that Is RACES hereeiy bem nAu
gained some advantage over BODY Of h1.A0'' 0O'
soon found himself overwhelmed With their numoe'''
and the Emperor Will gladly seize upon any pre'e1i 70
Interfere farther We shall got De al al surprised 70
hear th.,ih Emperor Of Russia upon the solicitation
OF the Azsisns brins, down slge force to crusa me
Hangarisns A, present there seems no probable ter
naton Of this deadly struggle, carried on ~ ootn
parties In the most baTbsrous manner
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Passengers per EUROPA.

For Nstc- Iork-Mr and Mrs. ColnvoOd Mrs Ware
and child, Mr. and Mrs. sor-y. Mrs Wenhsm Mrs Cal
lam. Messp Russell Marvel Csllsm Merland, Robert
son, Barrett. Winnews Ls0e, Russell. Glorn, PAerio
Nowsp Sterling Hsrrs Brosiy, Miller Joseph Morsdead
Dumeh Edssuon Ksrevile. Gordon. Lindsey, Bright
Morton Mems. Tssh-r, Fuseps sophriss, Cummsr' SUIT
nan. Rishop. PaTrou
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TO THE TRIBUNE FROM HALIFAX
sr. JoHx. n B "wednesday. April Jam

sr JoBy n "wednesday. April ia
The steamer Europa, Capt LORI, with two
weeks l,ter news from all parts Of Europe. ar
rived at Halifax at l0i O'Clock yesterday A NJ
Our Express left at II O'Clock. and though the
roads are ,ti very heavy, made splendid run
70 Digby Gut. ~ miles in hours minutes
The Express steamer was detained 40 minutes
10 getting up steam. the news coming 80 mex
pectedly and reached this city at 3 O'Clock this
morning. A detention Of hour 10 minutes oc-
cured here before your report could gain adms
sion u the Telegraph Office, and it was not TIL
O'Clock that the operators between here and Bos-
ton could be persuaded 10 open their eyes and a.
low the wires to talk.
The Europa was 10 have LETT for New York at
o'clock P. NJ. and may therefore be expected TO
arrive at her wharf at about O'Clock Thursday
evening. she brought u passengers for Halifax
and 43 for New-York. The america arrived at
Liverpool on the morning Of the 80 inst after
rapid run from Boston Of about nine and hat
dags. The Washington from New York, Goth
ult arrived at Southampton on the 9Th INST. and
proceeded TO Bremen the following day and will
leave Southampton for New-York on the goth
The favorite New York pscket-ship New World.
arrived at Liverpool on the ID inst in % days
from New-York
The Plymouth Rock a new Boston packet has
proved herself to be remarkable fast ssiler, hav-
lug arrived off Cape Clear in IA days. She was
subsequently detained a week in the Channel. and
finally arrived at Liverpool on the 9Th inst. in %
days from Boston.
By the mail steamer OsPrey at Halifax, on
Monday three and half days from Bermuda, we
learn that the American steamer Panama. bound
for California, put into Bermuda Tor repairs on the
1th inst
This is evidently meant TO be the steamship Sp'tkr'
We have already advices from Bermuda 10 the 9th
inst which ssy nothing of the PdRdma.-Ed 1rib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

FIRIs.-The brck dwelling OF Ansel Chapel
Il Rrock9ort. was barn, up on Friday lsst Los. e..
900 Insured for s. 600 The carpenter shops Of JDo
4 Hsines ard Benz. Hsipes. With some lev others
were burn, up NJ West Chester Pa tbs 18th inst
Damage not stated.
R- Judge WOODBURY. OF New Hampshire has
been seriously u for several weeks past bat 10 nov
eonvsleseenl
" Nj DoskSr, one Of the lrish Refugees
is lscsarins In sosson
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PREsERvED MEAT As macy just CON p sins have besn
made OF mposons upon emlgrsn,s in these articles The
undersened deem necessary to state for The n'ows.
ton OF the public that lbrousho the hole of the Cso
mis- excitement all articles sold by them have invariably
given entire satisfaction las many certificates 10 eur poo
session will sbuLdGnu' testify y hat they refer The public
with confidence such have used their articles for
opinion OF their merit every put up undergoes he
personal Inspection ofMr kgSsETr WHOSE father was The
6r.. TO IA trcduce these articles In this country ard that
they continue, ~ heretofore TO warrant every Can
ais THOMAS KENsETT co ~ Old.sip.
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sicily Firm.

The Sieiisns hold out The French and English Al
mlras have failed To make up matters and At the latest
dates were about TO depart Mr. Tempe and NJ Rs-
quevs- who had gone personally, In company with the
two Adnrsls 10 make last effort to accomplish con-
eiistory arrangement had returned 10 Naples on the
2h, al attempts having been altogether fruitsss pre-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

ANsRic.S MUsEVN --BESsFIr o. GSE.r NEsrESS
The simple annoupceuenI hat he PEI fornsnces ~ he
Mu.eu this Gay and evening" for he benefit Of thai
fellow Of iufae jss, bose very name 10 The synonym
for al that quaint, eccentric. dfo and dry 10 Yankee
character rido,t Crest Westen, shou s-cure brace
of,vsa wing houses The Marineitis Louis Else and
al the st.ctes OF tbs establishment hgure IN the bi and
Great Western himself appears . schemins lover,
Duchman snd Yankee just csushi, To he melsnge Of
Herr Alexander"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

NlReISIA.--ln the Xth District we see by the
last ReA~SSd TsqSra tina, there are two Loco Foeos
running tor Congress Moses 5 Grsnthsm and Richard
'"As'' o0'h Of when are represented in that paper
een'0ohiSs Democrats and worthy opponents Of
toe principles OF the Democratic party" If these
sen's"en succeed In dividing the votes Of the Loco
s'00 parry, NJ. tAvixNrA, the Wing candidate, rasy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

PARIS STRAW HATs FOR CmLOREN. -0ESis has Just
opened gnfceui Of the siest patterns Pane
Straw Hats for Children The trimmings Of tho
tasty aud airy elegance the materials Of The richest ard
nesesi fabric the eoors Of pesry whiere.s drsb ard
notified altogether calculated to please the ladies ard
charm the children. J. ". 0EhIN, ga Broadway,
opposite vt Paups Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

q. exceeding al bourds. The members Of the nisne"
robless. Of both sexes are working IN the renehes
Most people think the scilisns have had f'ir terms
offered 10 them and eventually they mast seeePt 'he
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

NoToE-Thies huodrcd pieces OF English and American
three ply .uperhne and common ingram carpe'ing' also
beautiful Jor oil cloths hearth rugs shades &c al less than
auction prices at the cheapest carpet establishment 10
tho L uitei States, ~ BOwery. HIRAM ANDsRsoAs You
N get handsome grain carpet om p 10 es per yard
rich door oil cloth d. rugs .Os window shades 80
staif csrpetlng 2s NC
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n TIE account brought by the schooner La
from Aux Cages relative to the u ship Aba
ny touching At that place has been published a. length
In letter from Capt Wooster OF schooner A. Paine
and published 7gh April.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-19

NJ Proudhon has been condemned by Jury for
beling the President Of the Republic, but has escaped
from the country N Duchesne has shared the same
fate a. to conviction and is to suffer one years inPr
Oument
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Pfrrsburxh and Allegheny City serip-meeu0s
of Councils

PrrrsrrBGH. Wsdnesasy, APfH 10
The Council. Of Pittsburgh met last nigh, and
n,...d resolution Authorizing the sale Of the city
property ard to receive at par the CRY scrip i'e
Councils also Authorized the City Treasurer TO issue
bopss BEARING per cent ntsres, for 800 and upward
and 20 destroy all scrip taken In.
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workmanship, 10 be foued 81 JonS L. WArKIsss ia
TutonsL who has tho most extensive 10
found Ia the city, Ill OF hs msuuiscurs ala Steod