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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30
The California -f-.me,.


Rev ii. a. GRAvFs formerly Boston eiit1,
writes to NJ. Getting. OF the " T. Rs-5r8s. from
Kingston, Jamaica. IS follows
Inc city In walsh At present sh.de al str 4,
Toe pfesence an ine spert3r 1 New No7k steamer
The Cresceu; City. Capt Sfoi art or her return
trip IRON Chagres has pul into this port Tor cos Two
othef steamers from New York % Chsrres with d.
sergers for Caftrus called here last week for the
same pa pose. Both were supplied and have .rocs.
oed ~ teeir way The supply Of coal on the arrival
Of the CFesce-t City 20 many steamers at once no,
being dreamed OF, lncocd sl were unrxpected) was
very limited cr the wharvcs o. lts me-ch ne and corr
diincutes were ~ hrsi.nergor-i AZ nearly s the Coz.
her- relocErd - i-e British Ms 80, packet Com
Pe1y. parlsuentsry aci, waich turns oul O. have
oeon rnsn''P Feted Tss supposed - require taansge
duties 90 every vcssei tsknr passenger. tom Ibis -
snd tais c-cssioned order from the Port Collector
inst IL Crescent Ciiy should take no passengers
Ecrco re shp 1c'ag Of 800 IONS tie tonnage
duty would have amounted % 81 500 The dissH-ct a
OF many citizens sss than thar OF tha orc-r,
OF the steamers Several merchants sid olner .entla-
men OF nnaerce engaged themselves AZ once 70 remove
these oosuucoas % tie regular ingress Of American
steamers and am hs9gy = say 1si coal t. rssv up
isa ma pssseu gers are Allowed 70 d f1.s old sup
posed eIsctmeris, Dotg .hstsndinE
ms city Is almost directly on tie line betwaeo Me-
York and Chssres and vii slxavs s1o-d L. best a.
communications 20 the Arericsu s,sners They wi
IN sh'r, uf,e- Il rot new, ne supplied with coal a.
eneaPy az AZ sly othsr point aud there is cert.ir
nc point on the where 4. can be taken a. 90,
venenty Tee regular visiting Of these str.r1e-s viii
induce nine 0ut OF Ten q tre numerous psss-u from
tnis Island 70 Englsac. % 20 By Of Se~-Y0rk IT,
fare Will De les. the passage quicker The sc-o-ros.
nons D tter and the opportunity Of looking upon Dor
non OF Brother JonstaSls farm very great attraction
he Americans enisrsnns 70 Csliilrus viii fnd here
the Enssn language coco lodging houses suitable sun
ri es for TIE tropics, AMI cordial welcome Tb@v
viii meet tsw Americans p-rhsps your humble ser
AIT Tor che and they v ind the citizens seuerslv
disposed t. De on the best Of terms with the Ansri
can enterprise
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SECOND EDITION
FoUR O'CLOCK. l. N
PRIVATE ADVICeS TO THE TRIBUNE.
TsItTaphit and Express News to the Hour Oh
sailing, from our Liverpool Agent

Lr-ri7oot. Saturday Morning AZ

LlEEFc COL. -Ahllat +-St
O=Ils 70 the great swell tnst Prevsis IL 'hs
chsrne after the late severe sas, the arrivals NON 'ne
continent are very limited sni or ueTs consequently
scaniy.
We learn from Paris tnzt TIE Increment u i4fo' %
dis.ol-inz the Assembly gains ground and u" ="
neetus Of one Of the Ciabs, last evening " "a'
ed upon authority that Lsnartne approved ana "o'i-
support the measure Tor the immediate o'soiuuon OF
that Assembly he lately took &c much PFias 10 Gun
s,ructins
The collision which Is ioresasitTed 1et"ee" TIC -
ordinsts powers OF the President and the Ai'emoy'
and which is perceived by Larsrtne % &c ine'''''
has 4. IL said induced hin . this step
We Ies-n from Austria that Win1ischgrsiz continues
his successful career in Hungary, snd ins' u aaouon
% the ether victories that hs-e been Iecol1el -
hss nox surrendered. We receiFrd lns n -
Paris ard have lot yet tee particulars out y ! ~
doubt Authentic. , i'll, 80
Ills aid on au.hority ia the ministerial circles Of
Paris today. that Intervention co oehal OF ts -
would Immediately b made ~ tne sl7as = a'-''- -
our To541n letter.. da,ed 81 P n. lsst night hs'e
been received this morning and Sc they contain leN
tens Of metropolitan gossip ~e suolou 81 o'-'' o
the contents
F,rsis. 10 politics. Minister'S Vii have. its said
mos, iif1rult task q perform O. n2 TIE ensuing -
sision The financial ref,rm movement com -hceo 10
Liverpool and taken Up By Nr. Cooaen aIn ~ Fai ~
has already created some unaasnfss In the minds otne
Government Our CORES poudenf- vno sse--fs -I-A-
facilities f0r knowing what IL passing IN oHcloi 'HsI-
mentions that AZ the cabinet council when vas nli
in the fore IN otce Thursday last, Ire mateF "as
taken nt0 re-y serious consideration snf 80 nHuenc'o
have Her Majesty minister's become win me si.~las
ir,1rtsnca I'D the sratou vel 20 TIRE Justice OF The
points contend thstitls reported OBJ hae 90 o.
rnaesou-e surprising retreuC ucnis 10 TIE nav 81 snl i
tiarv exper ure lr the year l-if Olr pln NJ
make The prouhe--- rersrs that ithstir n- thi
sfful decree" ne government viii D. m frequent
mnoiiies during 'he session The or-c of ifst L'rf
the Admiralty has been ci-red 60 LORD I1rp ta VIZ
fas pruientv fasol time 20 make NO bis mind in &C.
event az hs dec'ing the s.t ii will be- c''l-rr'1 on
Mr. Plrir- " r. Tie caso ~ Bacon .o'hscLid i-
likely o cause ao snir--ci debate 10 'rog the nte'
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The C9r-.srs Mrcanfls Of Genoa. OF she 9Th sistos
from Rome a. that third protest is expected rom
the Pore sni that discussions hsve broken out BE-
tween tho Pore and the Cardinals. Il Is also under
stood that Cardinal Orsin struck with apop. "
shortly after a very warm discussion. Lambruschin
and snt0ueH 70 is said advise the Pope 20 s1lri' an
arnel irtrr-srt1n the other Cardinals iisapprOvc Of
IL a -uror uss current ;hst fhe Pope had sent M
Zeal ie,-r in which he declares INST le Is READY
o. c1rd-m ell hs concessions provided 90 more be dc
r7ensed of him. aud ther DE would return % Rome.
Letters from seta state that several gniiceur pre-
so1ts h,d been made % the Pope Christmas day
The Kiu7 of Naples sent him sn offering of 610c0 du-
cats ant the slern OF spain donation oi 5oOVoO co
louns,es.
Oce 81 the Paris papers OF Tuesday SAYS 10 i5 en-
nouaced that tie Pope wishng 20 avoid tlrcign inter
-elicn attends 20 try personal STEP. BE viii. 3 :
rsf 20 to Civs Nrcchia and there make an appeal 20
d., people which Il not responded TO- things viii take
ttei- roursa.
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The every LArHsr. The Herald made a
ridiculous pTetence yesterday Of having later news
from California THIS latest sdvices from that re.ion
were published In The Tribngs snd Washington Union
!asE wednesday, snd were received BY private ex.
press which came on from Mszstan la sdv@nce Of ae
maxi The hrsids letter, which coulsns nothing OF
Importance that has not already appeared doubtless
came BY the regular msil which left Mszs,lan at the
same time, snd wss longer the way. There have
been a3yices from Mszasn later hsn those t.hch
&c hsve received
The contemplate mesnness OF the HSraii Ia pro
noancing TAe Fribugss letter humbns Az copy ing
the same thing from the Ca,oa needs no corlmont-
Oar iseiites Of obtaining intelligence from the
Pacific Coast arc ample and unisilirs and this hus5ug
OF the Heads every latest, cannot deceive the intel
hSent community
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nexstion She took the lead also in hurrying rs
into the consequent War, through Polk's counsels
and slidells diplomacy. Bat we DO not thank her
for all this do not recognize II as imposing on
Ms the least obligation whatever. The South Of
Mr. Calhoun and his hackers in Annex alton and in
this Convention drove us into the War; but It's
cost in blood and treasure, in reputation and NOR
ais weighed equally and still weighs Upon all parts
OF the Union. At q very early period Of that War
the South was warned by the vote Of the House
on the Wimo. Prcviso that the North would never
consent 70 the farther Extension Of Slavery She
cannot plead surprise or disappointment And sc
feel that the Nation mas quite enough to answer
for with regard to that territory without the gull,
Of consigning new empire to Bondage Let il
at least be Free Soil.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

Ma. CLAE hgTURN TO TIE SENATE 1t IS low
settled matter that Mr.. Clay will De elected 70 the
senate Of the Unitei States by the unanimous vote Of
Il came % be generally understood that Mr. Clay n
elected % The senate would not feel hzussf a. bert
n decline, there has been serious thought Of the
election o. any one else Louisville Journal
HoS. HESRT CLAT.-We are glad T. learn thu,
TIE injury which NJ Clay bad received from fall the
other day Is slight not 70 prove serious Thor~L
still sore from the effect. OF the bruises received a.
head and shoulders be 10 fast recovering and W. 49,
that the venerable statesman may De spared anv Ion
countrymen. II o pic.rrna o. n. us
FIaE-On Sunday morning FIRE 49,,
tne cellar under 3 Broad street occupied a. an oil
y george Lambert The stock va. badly d.usge5 :.
"~ also that Of N. Bartlett Co. 10 the ,,orv $3.50 -
Boston Pos, 2ssh.
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The C7ar7- "a If Turin Of ire f'h announces. from
p-i~ste corTesp ndcnce fh4t migration from LON a.
d. has increased 80 sn enormous exen the fug fve-
being mostly youag of he are I'd BY Ra1etzky
fer military service Great wsrike preparations are
making At Milan. The bar acks are Jed with proec
tiles Of Try description Attempts Gays thi, Journal
heinz nrgde by the Aus''ans % 'xcite TIE lower
c,ssss asainst toe r-b The lsdies continue 70 Hea-
mourning
Ro,rT. Jan l.
To day the rpiss Tor zoe election oi The Deputies for
the ConsdlCert Assembly TI be published Last
evening there p civic IRE which win D. repeated
this eveDns. The Deputies q the Circle o. Florence
snd Other towns ~ Tuscany AYE arrived here 10 assist
IN the political Instruction OF tue people
Yesterday sr7 al the hattslons - the Ci~ic Guard
marched ~ stray with iricolo-ed Banners Tho Papal
banner was discarded Another proclamation Of The
Pope spoken Of having becn received yes'cr
d-y IN which the pon'if declared h. r. ready n confirm
the concessions he has made provided nothing Il eT
acted Of him beyond the law ard 70 % Rome
JAN 81 third fapl ,ratest is cvpecte1 10 Is 70.
DOre7 there IS geat Clsae1sOn between tie Cardinals
and the Pore. Lam5-uschini and Antonclh urge the
Pope to an ARMED h;er snion q which the Other Car
dnals are opposed.
LEesoRy. Jan T.
The CoavieT q L"rhorn 'a7s. There alarming
reports here u said that The 4th OH inst TIE
Red Repub r. viii be proclaimed The chiefs are
named and the sljes ready Citizens 10 not suffer
yourselves % be rnsle3 stand fss' no Red Repub
lie but the Green Repnh'ic. The Italian Consttuent
and the Var OF Independence. that Is cur device
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Tho Cholera in rngland.

We regrct 20 state thst the hopes which were g'ner
ar entertained that the Cholera had reached its most
tesrurti-e limits in the British domini7n have been
alsifed during the last fortnight The mortality the
London district has again reached about ire previous
CHEST range Of We ks In the provinces the
mortality stil comparatively magnificent; while in
Ga'roT -, oncial reports ri the numbers atiacsed
--.s r1rou~1r0ur ire country from the frs appear.
snce Of the rnala6y md reached. on "Wednesday. Ia
SOS. whereof 1915 had died 1919 had recovered and
= ~ were unler treatment, or the result nor stated
European Times 18th
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-30

'N''AhLh Fkofthif TINS DAY viii le sold ly A..
i"A J. bLEEcSzs Al - o'clock, o. he Ierchsni, ~
enar-- M following properly By order Of The Faee
u'fs OF me ate George suuon, he House ard Lot 80
bfoai"sS he House ' Mini the s.ores2i2 10. sra
6o"efy ana ne premises 'front.' ard rear loo and r
Elizabeth . ~ order Of the Executor OF Berosrd s-
ne House and LOT 81 Orandst ard The prem Ice.
q " lie estate q calha ire Armour The House sDS Lo
~ seesman-si AisO he Two desrab.e re.denee, o. a..
y West" Arlington place TIE House ~ Liberty
Ihs ieaselod premises is9 and ~ Eas BrosdTay ne
steam ss~-m with the machinery, on 2lois o. leased
ground Al he 100, Of Grand Fast River And Tho fnr
Yi1sme Stores 20 and 30 Wsshng0nst ard lgg ard "a,
esl 81 with the vsils le ground mnn.rg through hon
street. 10 -ueet Aso The privilege u EsTfsge g.. f-u
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IlNernOoI lInrkeia.

PaoVsIoNs-American Bacon Is in better demand
81 90 a Bale tli i-rr- lilies rather q.-
tpe '' te s0r"piei or eastern snf wefe, f SlrI bow
o. u-e tanf are l1I of sss AZ poe Or l fr
N 20 81 'it i'rf lss NET tu sac co. % s ke.s inf
% 60 barre fle supply FentlI Bee 1.f Pnr.
u 81 fsua1f. pr barely t1P7orei f- supply ye
.ffe arrivals bee quite st0ckef tir market
Fr-. 0r ~ 0e iria Pei Ilt f1 20 p4f t-
~ - De- i0t Iss Iis f0 no. irfs P0rs ger
i rs Fnne Wees fo oi alf 1ee per tt Firfhsr
'a 0 Anefraa treeFs fu nrs taken
- r~ demand f been dob srtss -l.f4ai -rf sd
re go f1'o ant r-rer alf mod 1gais 10 OIL. Ferrsf
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question ths, 10 very soon settled e that Of
the selection Of Vice President Of the Republic Az
me st'uron the Vice President must D. nominated
~inn n nh from the day Of tire election u the Pre-
.asn' % ih't the ia names be submitted % the
Assembly for that ONCE rn-.t be apnouucei on ar ~
I,e tae i5in INST N Oton Barrot Il one Of the can
'aes Tor ine oce snd 3 aid 10 be very snxous for
\ snt in the event Of bis appointment the Cabinet
VI p necessarily dissolved. should NJ O3uon Rsr
% 'sIsued 70 rensin az az present the head Of
~ Anstry Il i thought that the person mos, likely
Francs arsso " -
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AUSTRIA

TIE in1r=risie arms continue successiul h4Ab has
be- o-culi.d by Prince Windi'chgraz on tie lido OF
Buds ard 10. fortress OF Ard near - tne Trsusyvs
NJ N frouar hes fallen into the hands o. Marshal Der
ger Icsooldsadt hss been taken By General Sunonck
after scrc d'lrg under its w's. Jslnohcl also &c.
fea,ed The aurglrian' IN pitched hsfe near Stuhl~is
senbe-E. cspirrinr sis ,. ces OF artillery. Inc Aus
tran front aNpr xiua.i 70 what IL stated o. 70 me
p Al line % Hungarian defence exterior 90 he walls OF
Bra namely the country r.sht srd left q the gres
fortified rost ofKomon Priace WiudischErsiz cannot
advance On Buds without taking this great post whicn
is cspasll Of regular and long defence
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.

kAILhNAU 70 TIN PACIFIC
Mr.. p0iLOcK ~ Pa made sn effort io have me
bill Tor the construction of railroad from Lake Micni
gan 20 the Pacific made the special order OF the Gay
the frsi Tuesday .n February. The effort proved
int 'cctua.
THE POSTAGE niIL
Nlr FMHRFF CO.. Ind moved 30 suspend iht rli's
in order to make The h providing FOR The ,, aA'i 'h
of postage a cheap aud uniform rate, ana Tor M.
ifcar0n of the ranking privilege, TIE spccia oio'I '
o'clock to-day. After a tss words 81 eNpisn-t'..nn
tie cues i'm was puf sui carr q by Ayos 49, No'' 3d.
y. CoaB OF "a. here raised point OF ORDER
which was overrulsd by the Speaker
Nr. CoEf appealed from the decision col W.
Char. and the question was pat 20 the House "ni'n
susa ned The Speakers decision Mr. COBB now mo ca
60 amend the resolution of the Gentleman from indian
% chause the time o. the pecls order TO 20 nor
row TIE question val taken by YEAS and Nays and
decided in the regatlrc- Yeas %. Nays 49, ieirTs
were Their demanded The question being taken by
t-lcrs It was sgsiu decided IN Tie nesshve-Aye' 'o
Nays 6l--twotn.rds not voting IN the affirmative
MINT AT NEw YORK.
Mr.. TUIMAD6s of y. moved 90 suspend me
rule. -l order q otter resolution making the on Tor
the establishment of Branch Mint IN the cay OF New
Yor the special order Of the day for the nrst Tuesday
In February next On taking the question by Yeas and
Nsvs IL vas decided the affirmative Yeas l4l Nays =
MILITARY AcADEMg
on motion of NJ. NNrON OF Ohio, tie house
iten received itselfinto COMMITTEE OF the Nhoe, Mr.
Asr,itv oil Mas being called % the Chair and pro-
ceedei TO tho cone. sraton Of tue bill respecting ihe
Military Academy n West Puiot
lIr. BEALF ~ Va. here took occasion ~ MAKE
somewhat elaborate speech, chiefly concerning the
rlo,,ed question Of Slavery in the newly acquired ler
ritores Mr. BsAtr having concluded.
SIR. j. n. iNGERsoII offered an nmesdio ent
in favor Of establishing Pro'es.~ hp OF Mining which
was discussed by Mr. p TLocE OF Pr Mr.. STANTON OBJ
"a. Mr.. CHAs. BRCwN, Mr. iNGrRroLt, Mr.. HoiNE5 d
: c ,lr TvNABLr OF y g Mr NcLANE Of ~ ana
Mr.. SAWYER oi OHIO Without coming q a decisicn
the Com,nittec rose md ported progress
Mr. NiyTON moved resolution % stop The de-
bate on tie bin. hye minutes aftrr il should next be
taken up in Committee. which was adopted.
4 motion, was here made to adjourn and was
lot
The House then went into Committee sgain on
the same nil
Mr.. HARhLsoS 81 Ga spoke szainst the amend
ment. after which the question taken and tie
amendment was lost. The bin was then ia formally
laid aside.
REVOLUTIONARY PENSION BILL.
The Revolutionary Pension bill was then taken
MP snd considered Tire Navy Pension bill was also
considered when the Committee and reported The
Last med three bills 70 the House, which were sev-
orally passed end the House adjourned
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sWITLERLAEn

rs ai7ccs from ferne. OF TIE @ M u't We earn mat
ihe Grand Council of Fnslurg has come % the follow.
~ RESOLUTION .-ArIe-ty for al political crimes and
iu 4"rr a-0rr which connected vita the atcnps
a irsurr,cfiIn which occurred NJ Tho commence ment
81 o. v.ar. and in The revolt Of October last payment
lv '-s Ssfs OF tHs expen5es Of the military occupation
rasu'in- from these events md With which The com
llcs hive bnen charged convers on The contriou-
ton OF SO coo francs c Sui'zefiand, IMPOSED on the
au hors ant engaged in the var o. be Sender
bur nro forced loan. re.imoursable oy the Stato By
means Ca The sinking fund
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FUNERAL SERaos-1Se Sermon Of Rev. Nj.
THOMPSON, on the life and character Of the late
DAVID Hale will appear in our Evening r ditiou
II has been crowded out this morning by the great
length Of Mr.. CALHoUs's Southern Manifesto.
A sketch Of Rev HFSRY GILEs's third Lecture
on Don Quixo,te, delivered last evening, viii ap-
pear as soon as we have place.
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the sea but very vulnerable ell points 90 ire side OF
the and The FisliNsrshs IL only waiting the entire
psc6cshon Of Hungary 70 develop bis plan oi cam
psign. unless Charles Albert vii treat directy VIA
Ausfrs
At Milan the barracks dilei With proleeites OF
every description Attempts are being made oy ne
Austrsns 10 excite the lower cssses sganst me ren
The lsdies continue 70 wear mourning ~ or1eI %
RsSs,rkv the opening OF IN. lyceuEs and universities
Of tie Lomosrt5 Venetian kingdom Is iadenni'eY pro
rogued
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The Cholera IN Poland.

Jha qeal ia7Enai, If The tjFS 2F' e s si.aT e.
case' 2f45 recovered, 1923 died Government Z
Warsaw, exclr,-e ~ n" Cspitsl. 1855 csses 81
reeoveredt ol43 Gid Government of Lublin H. 3--
cases SOB recovered Go died Government Of IA.
dop, f6O7 cases 100 recovcrod $3.50 died Govern
ment Of Flock 1917 cases l,3 recovered 46l0 died
GyYernnent a. AaCusiovo. : Ofe c1ses 52l7 recover
% $50 died
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SPAIN
Z artist Battle.

Tie j''yHa. cffbs Eastsra Pgvs1trs u Jan. s. saws
mat bloody conaic hsd taken pls"e between the Car
list Nontemonist chief forees With some others who
had joined him in Catalonia ard General Nourilas The
rebels had taken up strong position M the mountains
near Web, from which they not driven without
violent struggle which lasted some hours The Queens
troops had killed and a. wounded
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subscriptions 90 Weekly Tribune IA Chm.
Of Three mud Over
nUsINl.ss r.orIrEs-

AhtaicAN husGtN.-Iu.t ~ rs exoa.feI his hon o.
W, hrd estfday ID overflow ng, ADD such viii ioriues.
- sc >, long - th7 tlisker Oialt and Diartss
must bt seeo A. ilns tl-t las yft been exhibited R Al
"a q inpsfu WIN mem WIN Them. end ~ sIl hours hs
and - o'clock
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HUNGARY.


We read in the Osf-Dsp,sch Post Of Jan 5. that &C.
cording 20 good inornston Pesth has been occupied
by the Imperial troops And under the date, the
GrnGn JnirDsa' Crate says it has received the
neps that tho lmpei a-ts took possession IN Jan ri
Pss'h md O len. without striking blow kossuth
with his followers took the direction ri tho southeast
towards Szegecin. on the Thesis The Colog.s Gdre.s
saws this ne--p ,vants cor e rrra alton
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NORTHERN ITALY.
War mr. Han1

'etiers from Msn. dated the 81 spssk OF a..
I'VE preparations for wa Rsde,skv Ia, s..e,b,e3
os.Nrn re'eaiers and Milan his reserves ard are
aneed guard Of from 600 10 900 men extend, 70
-. Nnne third division OF the sruy stationed
,ae ether sAnk Ths nunber OF trooa. 4. s-o- - 90
- .1vso VIII 70 pieces Of cannon The Field Marshal
'nsi he vii march or Turn q, the hrss or
s,...S ne Emperor division from P.aceurs vii
'ss'~ "alea u strongly fosrisd % the side Of
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IRELAND

=
On aa-thst lord Clarendon 10 20 thoroushlv dis
gasted with his lsw oiccrs for their blundring ana
bun ding IN the prosecution OF Gavin Dahy that he Il
80 - ,cTo- The connection % soon possible
There t~o vessels in the River Lifv nov bsin,
n1ed out Tor California and already they have nearly
completed their number Of passengers
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Revolt ut Caeu.

Le'ers rom Cs-n state tia, about atty INSURGENTS
Nnnesi-o' and coming from Chsrbourg. mani
es1-d on their Isy By taer language and tbei- I'm
Sec~ such Al evident disposition 10 create new dstur
-hees that the osrionAl guard OF Caer assembled OF
a. oNn secord snd surrounded and escorted these
toas men Inc evaporation became - sresr
mat the project and the other magistrates found h,
OF 70 ace the offenders in nnnenont and sepd
them - SO N'l-----'e -sFO'-- d
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IndIn

Irtel-anco has been received from t7uUsy 90 Dec.
3i Lord Couch. with 1000 and ~ pieces Of ar
rcry bad reached The seat Of war. on the CheuauCl
=. houton thero hal been severe fkirrfishing aud
one sepoy regiment had cone over % the cn n.y. ~
vertheies- some bait RES were captured. and FIVE
hundr, NJ The Moulranese killed. Since then thing
haze remained in satu SHo. There arc a. OoO men IN
the field
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DETAILS or THE FOREIGN NEWS.

We have prepared from our foreign tiles con
dsn'ed summary Of the latest news, which we
give below. The adyices from Pans and Rome
viii be found very interesting Our Evening Edi
ton vii contain further details
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FROM hio.-Caps. FOzv ELL Of the bark Attire
arrived At Baltimore on Sunday from Rio De Janeiro,
reports that as he was coming out Of that port on the
<-d December. an American Steamer was going mo
doubt the T. :. Mail Steamer Orssoa. Capt PrAHseN.
the second ship OF Nessrs Asp.nvall. Pacific Line
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" Hon. BEN. Monroe has been elected Pres
deni OF ise kentucky Colonization Society J. B Tenn
pie Treasurer. and Henry Wingsts, SECRETARY Judge
buAock and s.shop smith sre among ths Vice Presi-
dents.
e The stone dweIins-house connected with
the mills recently occupied BY sheriff Er~;n AZ Cana
lchs-s which we're destroyed oy Ere on the s,n inst
vu entirely CONSUMED ~ IRE on Monday Of lass veal