davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
VALUABLE MEDICINE WINE.


MANUFACTURED from the combined virtues Of the Sar
III sodrG, Demolition, Wild Cherry, and several Other
Exotic pnis, whoae wonderful curative properties al
together unknown, except ttAJhe author Of
1fAsLEYfS FOREST WINE
u well known 10 good chemists that all vegetable sub
stances contain ssa deeterous properties well
~ medicinal virtues, Those opposite qualities which
difnspd together in every root plant and blossom remain
n-eplrable in the extracts obtained by the ua,a method
Of boiling Sc rendering all medicines thug prepared inert
and III many either injurious altogether uaeess
This aeeounla In great tneanure for The necienry Of
many medicines in curing the dseatss which they proes,
10 cnre. i4Et r. tia t# 9s' I-'| .rs.y
u q very different with Haseys Forest Vine. ny means
OF wonderful chemical apparatus invented for the express
purpose OF manufacturing this article the entire virtues
the most valuable combination Of plants discovered Is
obtained pure and free from every property hut those which
in unity, and harmonic with the constitution Of the hu
man frame. This renders the fbrfst Vine the excel
lent and truly valuable medicine in the world, both for Ii,
miraculOuB power Of curing well as delightful favor
The Fbrtst Wine ia distinguished for It's great eff
cacy in reHering constitutions, and curing gene
raj ~ health proceeding from nervous disorders complaints
Of the stomach Hrer, hari and Kidneys including cosre
ne re- ag'pe..ia indisssti2 isss q appetite and adsia
ri STAR ~ lie system ee use OF the Forest Wine
stores nvads OF this class the robust strong, and
vigorous health II has also proved useful in restoring In,
vas from lingering afersevere attacks Of sickness
Price 81 per bottle Tor sale NJ Haaeys General Depot
GnnIiland st., New York. aud by the appointed agents
,, T. Gallan. only agent, Washington City.
y. VI Liiihiruni, only agent, Georgetown.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
HOLDEN's DOLLAR MAGAZINE

HOLDEN'S DOLLAR MAGAZINE /!
LARGEsTi cAEApEsTt BEsT,n
res PAGES INTHEv oLUME.,i
VOL. III. COMMENCES JANUARY |, 1919.
8 to 20 Splendid Wood Engraving each
m0nth!!!
This unrsaed Family Magazine, universally aeknow-
legcd by the press the tes American Periodical pub
ishe offers at the Of the 81 velume iinu.
sal nducementsto shseribers lrsieaurs hereafter viii
b. entirely dheriedn including
A"hNio hHE alnNs PORTRAITS.
AMERICAN AME aAtl SKETCHES
series of Eugrsvings, from the paintings o o,r hest
artists, Including Cole, Ggnoux, Duani Elmonds and
others Il u vigorous preparations and the facle Of
the inlmabe
MD-A H1 M-a.x
is now actively engaged in enrichins Holden with his
Portraits Of the Public Men OF America.
The PORTRAITS DISTINGUISHED AMERICAN DIyiygs
will be continued in every number heretofore with life
like sketches Of their lives and ministry Each number
roEMs,
REVIEWS,
H. TRANSACTIONS MI
TOPICS OF TIE MONTH,
and will embrace everything Amusing, Lstreire Read
Die now in progress in the world.
-
rivalry affect OF opposition lessen its value and worth
and he offers Il 10 the world as In tone character literary
merit and illustrative beauty;
Tho Model Magaxine!! ofthe Nineteenth
Century!!!
No family in the land can afford to be without Holden III
It's circle Tor when such periodical can be obtained
year for thu tribe Of
ONE DOLLAR,
who will not wish 10 subscribed
The great feature Of lioiens is that while being pecu
arly American IN sentiment and feeling, il gathers and
emboes all the beauties Of the French English and Anne
combination OF the Encyclopedia the Gazetteer the
Quarterly Review, and The Weekly Newspaper Il Is yet
separate and distinct from all but possessing enough Of
their various qualifications to commend itself to every
reader.
The object of the Editor has been to give Three Dollar
will show the result Now he only asks the support
The community, and in return willgWe improvements aa
they demanded. t
~ Now is the time subscribe as those sending first
will the first impression Of the engravinga The
numbers be furnished from July l5is u wished by
snbzriherathat month commencing the previous volume
TERMS FOR 1870 IN ADvANcE)
copy, ons Year 81 90
hcopies a.. 4 90
20 copies, u 90
PREMIUM.
poSimsscrp or Others sening 90 names and u della,
win receive Vol H. Of Hoden's Magazine, handsomely
bound in muslin and gitedgedl
CHARLES W: HOLDEN,
e@s l09 Nassau street, N. y.
S, Editors copying the above Prospectus and this
notice, and noticing the Magazine ediorialy, will be
titled 10 the gecond volume Of Holden's Magazine hand
somey bound in muslin and gilt edged and In addition
treely editor q the New York Tribune drawn from life
be aeto such papers about the 18th Of January when
twill be ready on the reception q paper containing he
advertisement and Notice marked Edltors copying !hs
month for The coming year,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
BOOK & JOB PRINTING

OF all descriptions, done with neasness sui
dsspsteh, ut the National WhiE once,
over simmS Store, aud opposite Jack.
son He'll, PsnnsyivaHia Avenue,
Wsshtngtcn.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
sOFAsl sOFAsl!

<-,zs,,xrnrxa A FRESH supply Of good and cheap
SOFAs, ju4 received, nj the following
~ pricesH 70 5 80 81, az and 45 dol.
80 lare also daily expected, a fne 10. Of
and BLACK Walnut PARIoR CHAIRS and
ROCKERS all OF which win he sold 81 great bargains The
CHEAP FURNITURE STORE, under Odd Fellows Hall,
nh street, between u and = streets.
hemaelves S D. BROWG.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
ENGRAVING AND CARD
Plate Printing Establishment.

THE usual place Of attraction for ENGRA VINO AND
COPPER PLATE CARD PRINTING has re-
moved 10 1th Street, frat door from Pa. ny.,
where the subscriber would be glad have Members Of
Congress visitors residents and The public generally give
him call when they want Engravng done and Cards
printed III The ltst and al The shortest notice
Numerous specimens to be al h!s Office and the hes,
S'# JOHN CUILUM
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
ROCK, SWAN s. INGLls.

ROCK, SWAN & INGLlS,
Are constantly receiving
"A appleton ~ insh brown shesting Carroll "a DO do
App.ton 30 inch brown slilings Carroll ~ inshdo DO
Hamilton GA brown and bieatlsd Sheetinss
Do ia brown aud btaebsd Shettings
Do do do 3beetin9s et#
% brown blsathtd, aud dyed Canton Tlsnnes
10 tillsd Shirns Snires % aud q inch do red Beck,
ngs
DO Ssrres Cotton Blank.tihgs, Sc
Do Prints, new aud drtiiible stylea
Suffolk brown, hltachtd and blue ID ihngt
Also, great variety II Plaid 1nesys CloskingsS Cot
toDadsT Apion Chteks. CnEhain7, SC &c WHICH they o.
Ter fof slls at No 81 PiEe street.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

TT LLOYD has ingeniously succeeded in in
Ill. venting Compound Of such delightful
nature 10 render the hardest and toughest skineo
fair, and deca,sly white
Ladies' Riding, Gardening, or Painting, and Gem
llemen Shooting, Hunting, Fishing, Cricketing.
Rowing, &C., or any amusement or exertion preju.
dical to the hands, will find the improved ROUGH
AND READY WASH BALLS and TABLETS
pleasngy eficacous in removing all hardness stain,
redness, and all other cutaneous Disagreement; pre-.
venting and rendering tho skin soft, fair, and pHnbe.
From the nice combination Of Balsamic ingredi.
ents introduced into the composition, they form q
fine Creamy Lather with the hardest or Sea Water.
which renders them very desirable for Salt Water
Baths. They produce the most ssftening and 70.
freshing sensation, and viii be found an excellent
substitute for tile Flesh Brush.
They are highly recommended to Captains Of
Ships, Merchants, and all who trade with fsreign
countries they will retain their virtue 10 any eli.
mate. For sale by CIiAS. STOTT.
Drug. 4 Apoti,, corner Of III T. Pa. 40.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
COLUMBIAN HOUSE

CHESTNUT STREET, PHILADELPHit.
UIlE Subscribers made every arrangement for the
accommodation 81 their guests and respectfully solicit
a share OF patrcnage. BAGLEY, MACKENZIE Il co.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

JSpELIBIE INK without preparation AZ rs ets ptrbcx
i For Gale BY CHARLES ST0Tr. 4
Druggist and Apohtcsiy 4
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
10 Let,

THE principal room in TEMPERANCE HALL, which j
suitable for Exhibitions, Fairs, Lectures, Concerts o
such other purposes not inconsistent with Tie principles
TOTAL abstinence Terms moderate Apply To
u, WARD, President Stock Committee,
dee ls-if Orat The Hall
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

THE lTTPIIL HEEEtJT LIFE INSURANCE
i CO!HpdNYtNo. II, Wall street, New York , issued
during Tie month Of Dctmcher 1917. one hnndred and
sky policies, viz
To Nc rGhanSand 'iraders, G2 To Physicians, +
Manufacturers, ID Clerks, ~
Mechanics, 10 Clergymen, 8
Sea Captains, Mariners 10 Artists, 4
Auctinyeer Farmers 2
Lawyers, Banker, l
ladies' 70 Etliior, /
Teachers. -t 2 Other occupations. 6
New policies issued in December lB0
Surplus, November 30 lai1. over 100000
ROBERT L. PATTERSON, President
BENJAMIN O. MILLER, Secretary
j. C, LEWIS, Agent, Washington, 7th street
d opposite General Post Office.
HARVEY LISDSLY, M. Is, Physician,
corner of and 4 l.2 streets.
prospectus TO be had OF the Agent, setting forth the
principles operations, and benefits OF life insurance show
Ing also the great success Of the Company.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

UtA'g iGftR Jitt0I Bortfpgts the name ct exceE
lent artsl, haNt seen il tIt. and g'u highly recon-
tnruhi ~ s. hacz.eGa, iFFR IL
lrtorf articles ct TIT day. mpartS brlliance and 20.
H.t You'd descr iiimD We batA tri-i IT, 800 and do
Estwise,M IecHF TIE Fumes AFd2, "
~ reference 70 auutiler coimu, advertisement will
NJ found Tor rIcslltn arcle Of Hacking, III Liquid
lafh tVr B1uls, 81, Il aS bseu highly recommended by
many lD have tried it. u not only gives, with ytfy little
irnutIc befpii1 .t polish, but retains IL much longer
ya otlrr II il sold by The agent Of the Banuiacir
at No 10, Chestnut street buy boitr. trial viii
prlEf iie fact -Pth Ledger, dpfd2j
EAai's Ea&Ms Is dne Of die most shining articles IN
tr market NpdG Of ne Times, ApriI2.
FaHi B0h6iag, Mir J. Wtliar No 10 Chestnut street.
has prepared Patent Liquid Hacking, which produces
ttHliittI lei polish, h does Nurp tile leather Those
who wnnld have pOiili, understanding should read the
tlycriisrnentiH another column, e. $. ta.eHe MN l.
TFstHE Parent Japan Hacking IL about lie best article
ii the kind have seen. Tie polish Whrh il itnpaftg 10
the iI9.TSidndGga Of j. brilliant aid lasting We
have tred and II ba0ts - 10 say all ihs in n behalf
iEreIGhg Eaietia, JaAs7 .
The Manufacturer produce numerous altim0niaIt
similar the ab0te from pr Nac indy uea and from
ether Idpers but The hbave extracts sufficient
vlre any person lsth manufacturer has eNgrrra
"a! b that upon I1ir trial the Backing will he
represenied Excellent IN every respect
j WEll.AR, Manufacturer, No 90 Chetnut street, Phi
ladeipiiiA.
CHARLES s1oTr, corner Penn Avenue and 7,h street
agent for Warrington, u, G.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
nEDsTEADs rnoor AGAINST Buo'

T ISDsIEy's IMPROVED PATENT BEDSTEADS al
IL GARDENERS GO Gold street. fret door from Dstk.
man street. New York This improved Bsdetead received
the highest premium awarded af the late Fair Of the Anne.
riesn institute in October si3 T. and ~ and the silver
medal Of l every Other composition The Bedsteadu
and all ether articles of furniture required for the cham
beT manufactured nf the beat materials and under the
immediate mrery son OF the undersigned,
Mattresses, Piastsrs Festhsf Beds, BolrteIs and Pill.
warranted 10 b. Tiled with such hnir feathers &C as rep
resented WILLIAM G. GARDINER
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

A YoUNG, Merchant Tailor, three doors west Of
IL Browne Hotel Pennsylvania avenue keeps constantly
hand large and CANT mock OF ready made clothing
In anos, every ETY. and style OF garments Gentlemen
In want Of cult for Immediate nae may rely upon getting
goods Of the best araty and made equal 10 The beet be
upoke work All garments warranted as represented
rrtsnyery low Also. lsrge and elegant assortment Of
furnishing goodr.
MsaanreFtaktn aud cults made order One price on
Is Terms each
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
SCOIT'S WEEKLY. PAPER,

SCOITDS WEEKLY. PAPER,
The only Dollar Newspaper Of Large Size
now published. ;
OBSERVE THE WIDE DIFFERENCE
Clubs paving $40, receive five copies mora weekly than
The $40 Clubs to ether papers, which, with the
splendid Piciorials, make IN all Two Hun
dred and Eighty six Copies more
In one year.
advertise mcMts are not inserted In
NEW FEATURES.
Among other attractive features just commenced IN
Scos Weekly Paper series Of stories Of absorb
ing interest from the pen Of Of the best authors in this
country, entitled ae
"RoMANCEs OF AMERICAN HISTORY"
embracing topics engrossing the American
eHdsr, and Illustrating In lIeke characters Incidents In
our history nom ts earliest dale To the Revolution and TO
A SPLENDID DouBLE-sHEET PICTORIAL
Entirely distinct Jfom ne Regular Issue Of he Paper,
cnRIsTrMass I, AMn NEW YEARS PRESENT 10
PAPER
All persons subscribing To ScotPs Philadelphia Dollar
Weekly Paper and all those present subscribers, who
y r aS Si snEE S
sid Of he Mammoth Newspapers, and containing he iarg
az ard hmdsomest egraringa erer printed in ne Tinted
Haies
TERMS FOR CLUBS.
One Copy, one year, 81 Twenty.s six Copies s20
seven Copies q 6 Thnythree Copies, 20
Twelve Copies, ~ Forty Copies, %
Twenty Copies 10 Fifty Copies, 35
The Ladys Book and SCOTS Weekly Paper year for o.
ny In addition to The very low terms at which "Seotts
Weekly Paper y Is offered copy of The magnificent Dou
bic Sheet Pictorial furnished every subscriber with the
first nu mber Of the Paper For $40 club Of " receive
copies weekly, for year. hanany $50 club 70 any
other naperwhich with the Picorals, make In all TITO
HUNDRED AND Ei6H7YSLx COPIES MORE
| ~ TIE YEAR. Address,
A. SCOTT, Publisher,
No. lie Chestnut street Philadelphia, IA.
- All letters must be pos paid, otherwise they not
taken from the Post Office
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08
J. STOUVENEL s. Co,
No. 20 Gold street and No. 3 John street
near Broadtcay,

KN ANUFACTUKEKS,W HULESALE aud
I'VE RETAIL DEALERS In
CHINA. GLASS, AND Lamps.
for oil and lard.
Gas Fixtures Of every description, Solar and
Gas Lamps, Chandeliers, Brackets, Girandolea,
Candida bras, &c.
Private houses, churches, and hotels, fitted up
with Gas, at great reduction in price, and ali
articles warra nted
A complete assortment Of the richest cut press
ed, and plain GlasH constantly on hand
All the above articles made to order, and ell
kinds Of Glassware matched to any pattern.
Lamps altered and repaired
Goods loaned to parties.
Oil al wholesale and retail.
New style Of Hall Lamps and Lanterns.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

A Prime article ef VANILLA BEANI on hand, and
II FOR sais CaERLE5 sToTI, Druggist
corner =! TIL sIrsst and 20 sysnue.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

H.Ha. EarIN4 Is dne Of die most shining articles IL
az market NprG Of NJ Times April2.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-01-08

10 osg wsTIE ~. =gia botls. sa.ils;.s For sale sy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24
q. Commissioner once.

Before George W. Morton Esq, Com mt siouer.
JuI, 20 - Crusi and Unusual Psnish@ent --Corn's
Brown one q the u the ship Liverpool appeared
before court this morning and made oath that
the 18th i4th instant Mr. Ryder the secons mste
Of the vessel w icted cruel and unusual punish mens
on him without reasonable cause The Commi ssOnsr
issu.d his warrant. under which he arrested ana
held TO bail.
FaLse F,ei,ness.-Johp Daghsn ~as arrested upon .
charge Of false pertepces IL appeared that Dsxhsn
bad enlisted In the United states Army having dr-s
represented himself to be III Of age aud re-
ctived money, clothing sc, to the amountof STA tie
VAS subsequently discharged from the service by one
a. the state Judges the ground u majority upon
which the I bited authorities had him arrested. no
vas held TO bail in slOo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24

The Whole number II smigrsnts arrived at Nh~ss-
ME wiscousin for the week ending the lith INSTANT
vas $50.
Covde,s extensive cotton factory, ct Middle Had
dam Conn was destroyed BY hrs on the lsth inst
IN. whole amount u WOOL purchased ct Pontiac,
Ohio pp TO the llth inst vas t1s r1flbs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24
TWO CENTS.

'heSpanish part Of the island. The government had
been obliged to send corn to different parts Of the
country In consequence Of the scarcity Of food The
monopoly laws Of the government had given 80 mach
offence that II they not repealed IL wss ex-
peced the few remaining merchants would leave The
paper Of the republic at so low an ebb that ais
could scarcely be reckoDed equal to 81 hard cash
In Porto Rico the crops are large this season; but
as the weather has been unavoabe the canes dia ,e
yield so much saccharue matter usual and the pre-
duct OF sugar will therefore, be under the average
EsGIASp AND THE RErUBLIs or GuArEMALA.-A copy
OF treaty OF friendship, commerce and nAvigstea,
between Her Britannia Majesty and the Republic II
Gustt mala (signed at Guatemala the Goth q
February 1s4s). has been laid before Parliament BY
the Royal command 1t establishes re procal freedom
Of commerce and navigation between the two States
Ito the full extent enjoyed by other nstons and
pledges the republic to promote the suppression Of the
slave trade, already prohibited by its laws.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24

Intcrestina Ins.tiig.nee from the Pacific
and the West Indies, ny the way OF eng
1sbd-Aptvn nj OF California Gold.
The steamship ray arrived At Southampton (Enk
on the 30 instant, with the West India mails Her
dates
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-24

Bernardo Lop,s Of the Director or President OF
Paraguay ba arrive, In Paris % pursue his studies
The Journal Bar,r says that NJ. Mslieuie. er-
charge snsirts at Lifbon u about TO be sent on an
eStfsordiLsfy mission to a Plata
lie principal members u the Orleans family are nov
met together at st Leonardo On the zsth ult. the
Duchess Of Orleans with her youthful son, the Comte
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
Sr. LOUIS. MAY q

Sr. LOUIS, May 30.
As the stcaH,boa, San Francisco was leav-
ing port last evening, for Missouri river, one
of her fues collapsed and some ,wenty per.
sons were blown overheard, several of whom
are supposed 10 have been drowned Mr.
Parker, the mate, was badly scalded, perl APPS
,nortaly many others were also scalded.- -
The boat was much injured. The steamboat
Cora, lying alongside, was somewhat dam.
aged and her captain (Gorman) and several
of the crew were more or less injured.
The cholera is disappearing from the towns
OF Upper Missouri, although it is said to be
making sad havoc among the California emi-
grants on the Plains.
The health report Of this city for the week
ending the 28th, has created much excite
mcnt-two hundred and eighty-six deaths
having occurred, one hundred and eighteen
Of which were of cholera
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

lNsuRANcE.-Judges Whitman ard Ware,
of Portland, have decided, in a case whcre leo
bbls Of -four was destroyed by fire, after that
quantity had been purchased from dealer,
though not delivered, that the transaction be-
tween the owner AMI purchaser did not consti-
tute delivery of certain quantity of the
same brand, which nigh, have been taken
from some other place. There having there
fore been no actual delivery of the specific
article insured, the interest therein had not
been transferred, and the Insurance Office was
liable for the loss. The fire took place after
the sale but before the delivery.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

The New York Post pub ishes cominun-
cation denying the right Of our Government,
consttuiionally, to aPptoprlale any monies,
or to ct out national vessels, 10 MD in seeking
for Sir John / franklin. We should like to
know il Gen. Taylor has not just as gouI a
constitutional rig' to 10 this, and thus assist,
not only in humane act, but al-o TO aid in
discovery which nigh, benefit the whole
world, as President Polk had. to despal h
national vessels to the Dead Sea- for the pur-
pose OF fshi g up so !om and Gomorrah =
One would suppose tina, Polk was surrounded
by sufficient SOdomscd influences, without
scrapng for these remnants of antiquity, ard
wrecks oi a world which God Lad damned by
the power Of his wrath,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07

Regiments are expected 600 Lombards are
within Is miles or the seven hills Of Rome,
and altogether, III y expect to NEE, the French
with 10000 muskets Ganebaldi appears TO
be tie leading General his division is TO oc-
cupy the heights Of Monte Mario, which,
with the Janiculuin, commands the approach
on the sea side. His battalion was drawn up
all around the Colonnade that stretches out
before the gyea, chursh of st. Peter, and an
English correspon !ent SAYS, he saw the Gen.
eral seated in The centre, squatted on sthe
bare stones, eating his dinner, which consis
ted of a cold sausage, lump Of brown bread,
and two onions. His negro, with long
spike, stood over in. The black flag floats
from all the churches and ,urrcts of Rome, the
hospitals are all ready the neu,rals have all
come out in favor of sustaining the national
cause +; the cry is Iira Ia Rcpu5i4ue not Vira
Pho N'ro-sC that the French army reinforc.
ed, may succeed in taking possession ofHome,
but they will have IL fight for it, AMI one fight
brings on mary. If the Fren, h, however,
should be defeated again, Louis Napoleon
must throw up his commission. lie has
made great mistake, which is worse than
crime. We could not think it possible, a
year ago, that the Am,r rican people would
feel glad, to see the Republican army of
France fogge! by any power, but public opn-
ion is against them in this movement. We
have great respect fofthe Pope in the Uni
ted States, believing him 20 be liberal, high
minded, intelligent man, and would he glad
TO see him restored TO all his temporal rights,
provided the people Of Rome desired it. not
otherwise. Sending French army to Italy
to rcinstate the Pope, and destroy the Roman
Republic, is universally condemned in this
country, as uncalled for, unnecessary, unjust,
aud impolitic.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-07
GERMANY.

Prussia has folowed the lead of Austria and
Withdrawn her delegates from Frankfort
The other principal powers will now doubt
less dO the same
The Grand Duke of Baden has been obliged
to ny from Is capital whilst in Eberfeld,
Dusseldorf, Hagen, Gselehn, and in all the
market towns in Renish Russia, the insur-
gents have erected barrcadcs and make the
constitution a pretence for tumut.
The Emperor of Austria and the King OF
Prussia, az herediterary chiefs of the new
German Federal State, arc to appoint Com
missioners " no are 10 act and advise, as the
executive power Of the two Governments
has now received the attention of Europe
But its realization depends upon its many con-
tingcncies.