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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
Family Circle.
what thou Doesf, do Quickly.

Quick young men! life is short. A grea
work is before you, and you have no time
to loose. Ifyou would succeed 10 busl
ness, win your way to honor, and save
your soul, you must work quickly. The
sluggard dies. The wheels of time rolls
over him while he sleeps. Aim high and
work hard. Life is worth the living, death
is worthy the dying, because worth gain
ing.
Life is the time to learn,
Deep though the lesson be,
And largely fraught with all things stern--
The souls eternity;
Then, Oh beware to waste the hours,
Which warm to life thy lofty powers.
Quick, we men of might in the road OF
life Your life is more than half gone al
ready. You are going down the hill, and
the shadows begin to fall around you. II
you have aught to do before you die, do
it quickly. The morning has fed, mid
day has passed, and the night cometh.
Ye, who in the field of human life
Quickening seeds of wisdom fain would sow,
Pause not for the angry tempest's strife,
Shrink not from the noontide's ferVid glow
Labor on while yet the light Of day
Sheds abroad its pure and blessed ray,
For the night cometh
Quick, ye aged men, quick. Once you
thoughtthree score years to be endless time
and that they never could pass away
They have come, they have gone-men,
what have they left! The days of pleas
ure have past, and the days oC darkness
are here. Have you left any work undone
Have you come to infrmities and trembling
and no preparation for death! All, quick
ye aged fathers and grey bearded sires.-
Already the messengers Of death are be-
ginning TO render their services to bring
you to the sepulchres Of your fathers
With the feeble remnantof existence strug-
gle for heaven. Work, pray, seek while
life lasts, mercy waits, and God is gra-
cious.
How many years may we hope to dwell
Here in the world Of men
He lives long whose years can tell
Three score years and ten.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28
roe TR II.
FOR THE COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.

"Thc following sublime ode to the Su'
preme Being" sis translated from the
Russian. Ii was wrltten by one OF thelT
distinguished poets, DerShauin' The ode
is said to have been translated into the
Chinese and Tartar languages, written on
silk, and suspended in the imperial PGia,
,ces at Pekin. The emperor of Japan had
i, translated into Japanese, embroidered IN
gold, and hung up in the temple oil jed
do"
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

rest assured, your wife, il not real termagant,
will reciprOcate, clasp you to her bosom in afec'
tons grasp, Your mouth will be filled with lau-
ghter--your domestic fresde, instead Of a pan
demonium, will he little paradise. Your little
ones will gather around you as Olive plants
blooming sweetly in all the beauty and freshness
OF spring. Man, try it, Go iden [Ky.l Rule
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-07-28

The reason why short womon should be the
the soonest married,is because there is more need
of their getting spliced.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
Change Of Po.tuiasters-Concerf.
IOrrespOndence Of me IrDupe'
WAgguSgroS Wetnesdav. Oct

"
Much hs. been said BY the Opposition Press,
animadyering upon the Postmaster q snerll
Tor some appointments lie las made OF Deputy
Postmssters in different parts Of the country.
which. without the feeling Of paTtissnsm. ] be
leve 20 be unjust. This bra'ch Of duty IN tee De-
partment So every one mast know, IS irauRht with
srea; difficulty Dnoertainy must always exist % some
extent "a 20 the qualifications character aud habits Of
those recommended for these minor or ces and u is
not 70 be supposed that thorough system q reform
be carried IN this respect without the danger
Of falling into 10 Some cases believe, however
that every appointment that mas been under rid
sdvsement and wishes q the larger portion Of the
citizens com posing the respective places have been
piled with Tho utmost scrutiny Of ,he fccond Assist
snt and the discrimination Of toe Department, between
several individuals frequently applicants Tor ne same
place stu have failed IN cfecting the inOst JudicDhs
appointment. Time bss already been sufficiently long
- discover that changes Of appointments must be
made 10 secure the beet Interests oi the Department
and the People. But few, q. vet, have been demon
stra,ej 10 be necessary, and these cnAnses VIII Dc
promptly made A proper conduct Oi the distribution
II The mails with regard 70 facility well 80 correct
nesss Justly considered etsentis and important t.
the whole people. No more highly appreciates
this importance than Mr.. COLLAMYH and feel assured
that the country may rely upon his utmost exertons
Ia correcting any defects IN the system Of trnsmiLng
the mails and in bringing about the most beneficial re
snits The Contract System Is being closely lnvesn'
gsted and viii be held TO rigid account for
any failure their part 10 perform their engagements
An interesting exhibition took place here lew
evenings since IL was concert Of four children
OF Mr. Fberbach under the direction Of their teacher
Mr. koertsch The children are between three and
eleven years Of age probably. and remarkable In their
powers and accomplishments. They sang from Mozart
Vrn Weber Ros.ini, and other celebrated authors
with surprising eject They have given but one con
GER, before, which wss for charitable purpose
A5MODEI-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

Tar EVERLASTING Dis. COOLiDGE.-The Editor
of the Calais (ae) Advertiser Is arm believer in he
escape Of Coolidge rom the Msne state frson, ana
of the cheat with regard 10 hs body In bis last paper
he ssys In addition 70 the evdencefurnlshed by Dr.
Mann Of Skowhersn that DR.. Coolidge the murderer
OF Mathews has been liberty by the fdson " al
dens and which to our mind 10 simple, he hs, been
seen by person who was well acquainted viz I'm
on bis wsy TO California. We hope this matter VIII 90
looked into and those concerned in bis escspe ontea
from oihce and more trustworthy men pat IN theif
places
FRcw HAIfAx.- brig y stOn, from Hall
fan srrived his morning. bringing papers 10 me IN
The Halfsx pagers announce that the telegraph rom
Bo.ton n HALIFAX viii probably be in working order
on the 10Th of October Accounts from Newfoundland
state that the fisheries mad turned out better losn f
several years past The Boston brings ioe sSin OF
white Polar Bear, lately killed on the coast OF LsDre
dor by the crew Of nshipg vessel
Boston Traveller, " ednestay.
FoRrrlruRE OF ClrizENsHIF Mary Ann r.
ehardson sliss Mary Ann GLADDEN., the Tree mSis'to
woman who was srragued before the MAYOR N' ~
on the 9Th of Sept, the charge OF having forfeited the
sbt Of citizenship because she had voluntarily Fsite'
the cty Of Philedelphs. IL nonsoyeho,s'.s stat;
was Yesterday sgsin broush, before the hsyor' snn
,eouir,d 10 leave tho State within ten days unier -
v1e Mains and penalties Msrgare; Bsty joined Mary
Ann IN bond tor 100 on condition 1851 .ho N-AiJ
Ann GLADDEN. should leave the >ste within 'ne space
OF ''' ''' ''''' iRichmond (vs) Times, 80.
SICKNESS IN DlNnfr-s--f W q tt-f't ~
,s,ed IN the Psnghkscpsis fsrcpi OF Wednesday mat
the dysenery very prevalent Ia the river towns OF
that County, particularly Hyde Park and hninepecs
itsays In the former town John ulnchnan, Esq one
of the Justices Of the Court Of Sessions OF this County
the wife Of Hon Wm w. Woodwork, AID Mr. fslf'
child have fallen victims David Collins, ESQ. member
Of Assembly from this District In lsie has been serious
y ~ with The disease. In Rhnebeck several deaths
have occurred"
WAsHISGTOS NEws.-A correspondent OF tie
Ccir states that In August las' the second Controller
OF the Treasury examined the accounts OF Hon. sasc
Hlll lste pension sgent at Concord, y. II. which
animation proved that gentleman delGultcr % the
Government In the sum Of $1,000 The third Auti-
tor was thereupon instructed demand OF Mr. linl
Immediate payment OF the amount and, In case az
usal 10 furnish transcript OF his accounts TOR suit
F,Rr IN LocKPoRr.-Ths extensive sa~-nNl
Of Robert stevens of Lockport was entirely destroyed
by nre on saturday last The loss 10 estimated 81
81 co ouy 900 Of which 10 covered BY insurance.
IL /. supposed 10 have been caused by an ineendary
CouRr OF APPrALs.-Taesdsy. Oct Tho
Court after he airing several special motions resumed
the argument Of No =, commenced yesteroD
lEuaso Commercial.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

We Rave The following poilco theatrical news from
4 rl- Tue srrer aa1aue lssir astl been loufIv
sppaute1 FOR some sm- rssi TO French tn crowded
the Argentina Iresfc- TIE -1Has1u a. .srn0 Fg.ier1
evening -Ncii-i tho wost -itusasr applause IN
lni5 ii wnch French captain threw 1clrre. cc -
stage from ~ BOX Iae singer id nos rcs M.
soon - she h1t retired n-rir1 ,- scenes se
want pick az; she serwari huf without
'he Bouquet. TIE French officers were of--ded ,tf.
and r-s0ved poa 'ortns alrcnL To-
ing ffe thesi-r nearly il ol French .iere were
only about TO- Romans no ih- rif ard ~cry few 10 LIE
boxes, which hEd smo-i 81 l.en i-E-n ty le Frruch.
After Tue rund-s The bouquet before fa before he
f-ef 1- singer ~ho made i-r exit W lort picking itup
lmne afav tra Ersrch crew wsls- from -ir poe
and commenced terrific colcas,. l De- ed i.h cries
u Tase ils nouqlc. Al The Romans w~o we're il tie
.he-.er the contrary. spp -ud-d and cried. bravG
bravo no no -sL1w them our sympathy AitfnN 81 =
French l having taken the s-age ~ assault,
forced ne appear win bouquet the cause o.
80 much mmuii Madam Rebgss4Hi appeared, pale aud
tshs~esd. win IN Ter she held he bouquet
in her left
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
AFFAIR OF Jare -.

The route lsss ~ = Leiui-R0l 90 80 sla 40 jlle
u known. lie trsi went 10 the house or NADINE
Georges sand. 81 Ia Caaire. her 10 c1cca, Were ne
lived RE llih July with passport Under The OF
H@irei II bu'c1c; arrived .u igci0l ~ tie same He
Nh LeifuRvln ara Consi0efsnt TIE latter Travelled
rr-er ihr -r-r - 20 1...ii q --u n-ei - Learn
Roin j. 1u fss. aud ilst Dc sol" appear bot &c es biz
Camel by me a. f1gsfs ~ other eflirrfs
Jules f~vre 3D. 10 = -lt assist NJ. and
viii be Cover went ~ r.sl 1'c 1isrourur
sri breach u la- Constitution with regard 90 the Rou
business
Rg vsy ~ rIeclrlol 1ralz exci.rmci. lr INC oc-s-
sion OF Trial 81 ne rsors n Jure tT ne X <
Court g Justice ~ serssl-- TIE OosefnHenl nIop-d
for in~ rTofcrioa - - -rr..1' Ore II
men, ss.sn 10 tus fJres.Fh ~ General Changer
her, appears % pa sc.ifEbly calculated 10 project The
gsscelui cxeLs rgsinsi Inc enemies n os4er - sen-
ers has divided Paris into quarters 1- csircis, core
spending with tho number % per'-- Of th@ different
1.nsh.s O. le garrison. end company mas he quarter
assgn~d H. mat In few rhlles every part 81 Paris
would protsc tet by ycons The line, md 100 H-i0li
Guards be safe from auscE or o1sfiucion curing hs-
In his latter pciai oi view The -rfangeflert -
admirable. T. r. - own from thc irer found Hoir
Vile AFTER The invasion of The Saicra Assembly 'r
May 1915 fbG. 81 no plaza oi the co1ssraors o.
nrsveli hc r-sembng OF the Ssii0ns G1sf0s, by
mob Garm, snl 10 ie event Of resistance murder
hem. on flH,r q musfar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

NJ De yailoax tas been cl.iei III. BAH e9.sTiss II
LsouiDai. act M.rissr e Feacsiion est WORSHIP
Gsa Rsnd0ns uou-tepsriure i1r t0mel- row psceo
hAyona doubt 50 he las ie shs for Me-, where lie T.
10 perform ts duty lI.pscicT 0elers. Of Ceyslry
seems that the res. guaion Of Gen kosioisn Wi no
"a arreot-t Osn sardc.. Pro.-.,sn-m is said 20. 10
b. he fez cause of hi. r5n-fr sasaIe 10 houl- Yea
aSnsa nier when be heard q tte noui opposed
euerg sucaiy sra T. Inca Lat lie -csy e.a.e.
turned up, ana twas fourd cut .asi Gen E@ndoa vas
Protestant
Tss ACKNOWLEDGEMENT rss orcsred .ne -i.ndn0as =
p.ls fr The vea- ssf 10 be seKec ard 81 ts.-of ffos
ecu LAvir- Published 81 eit-ck a-ansi properly
a. excited The haired u olo esi' OF csas -fsn' VIC
Several ares. orc mais a. Lyons o. me i5.h Tor PC
o. he = ir.l ,su palea. prisoners belsesing 70
me Mountain psry ~esl r.m9re1 ,-o.1 . : = ~.
e.cos sni ;sssu o tie Psi.s de J-su-- on YER ps-
.sae hey sang Republican songs an socl-4,. one o.
csrng nat he people were their orehrsn I'D grams
insiF enemies -... -.--..., ,f.,rt,. ~
Par. tst ST. notices Of u-rsg-- have eeeE rcsea u
~ees number sre-lef Than iz' .e-1 sloFn i'f '-'es
.or7 b., RACED IA Pars isr several days, ard
tees have been blown down IN lie gardens or ne
Tut l-ri-s sr- IRE Ckac-Ps Eiys-e- - .-.
Letters from ID Jon safe raj - srif9-s III, - =.
vii be desc!-u. IN .znuy bat Inst TIE Wis VII ne y
se & cu,5u Of The lat .a,; s..fs .hll lh= Gov
49,. -. .-se-e5 an expedition 10 T-nfier . supper.
ne -.r.s-sts.ve q tie seaes R=Proe ciAr- 90 ne
IN Ss,o' p p. safe All some oihsf R.s-
-, ~ si.r,ercn bz7o 11.lic-- 2-rri.slon i7 &c
Er-e-or - gu-.s q n-s. il7 ers1ilf Nil'ef n 80
TIE IEeas~Gi ssys "a. .lr - r,,Sii- rsrrr. =
tnst no mora passports rlsy be gwen - 2os
Who ~. s.'-ous n rrc---l r. o. yi.' -. :
4. ~ announce. nat ne (--ncll or 80 = -
- f-,.,- to he frs11'1Tistcr 10 E-ra o. ne
g,i.oer. on lire rslaaa1s - Bee lee 4nss re " v
subjected 10 military ri.-.f ata -sy N ~. -.
irti.ir ror-nr -s.lr4nt s-ci ir-i -e-1e- =
-.sr ri Poles N P1fs tsslnns ~ ell, fIsner -. =
ered 70 Amercs e.sAbnsh rosa eo'. So. - 'J 1
=, -, ~ ,-i-s 10 81 -rlsss ne eans % csf';'Nf
s., - 10 execution Th- trii Iueea,s - Pc. =,
-. - 80 "a .rfar stfer1c- ~ several azo1'
s,,,ts ~ 20 nssbs -i-A isIm.7s.s = .ls no.as
to, ~ rse.i.r.y win the Prrpsrsions iJr heH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
CHARLES"
The Pope BIs--es the Troops Of the Naples
Butcher.

Tie Mares corrs.7 ondsrf OF he Tsss writes TO-
'oNs pn sept ~ detseanenss from 81 he ssrrifoo
shout llitN IN rGmner. were draw be
or a- Pasee 10 ecvs ne blessiDg of ~ ses 4 stsr
rc gfon ~ - o'clock lbs Pope one Of a. .tst- car.
r-gr-, sd escorted y Rcya dzxoou. Srves fr-, Por.
is ara llcsy maze II. appearance In open balcony
or Ire Palace. attended tT the neg and -very ueb@r r
tie family TIE whole o he troops them tr-t down ara
80 Supreme Ponua. ~ih hat pons grsce that dstn-
sl.h-- s bis s-'ors. rsi-ed hs lsnos Heaven and
gave he solemn oeneaicuor The e-sct wss grad ana
Sublime srt, however soSis ray mock .hese cer-rfo-
MES nothing could. Ia my opinion be more impressive .rd
Ctn.asnke shAn 90 he head " he Roman Csihoic
faith calling down he Divine b-nedicon ths brave
.nsotng before the ghty and their pastor hos
iiey believe DO b. His Interpreter ssrih- OF H.
faith ~ ry ~ efshers ard ynu will allow uie,
'o express these ceilings csre4 "a m not 10 word
ne opinion OF others hO have been brought up
eEsrsnt rersussou, ard who may Perhsps mistake
no dssi a. and intention Of such cegeuonie.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

GA sunday night Sept, 2, about 10 O'clock, body o.
about so men, many Of them srned, iS-oWed ~ ~
named F-nlon holds farm Of Sky seres from JOIN
Ta,ra-s Pc OF Nswt0wn Mount k-nzedy This i'rmi-
vel disc,e ir-d and sctfg under leaders Dung mel
,e 81 srch c.ri,e1 OF nc produce e. i"ery scres q
- y, tb- pra,encs 81 lie sgsn'. who tves On Ina s20
- sss.s-ts sri also q raTly 81 police A. erier-
,v- 6e OF ears ser icsding IBIS Tesfgusc srne1 VIC
pi.chforks ard weapons iel oack 70
h. s,c.risn - destination OF lhe pfo7ery IN 1a- TO-
loving uorniug 10 ascerts1ef ihst ne c2Il vs..
SACKED A. Ardisisn. ard fsrm near hiDse-, le
agent sezea on e. and PLACED r In CHARGE or hsh1
81 surbnrv OF Moyle In his county % the owner 10 zee
~ Rs,hrnr--snf few months .uc- D. gave mr. -, o.
~, ser.vr.ur tlu an abatement " rent and NJ
eonx-d promptly extended hls fsvof 70 fen'n sa ole'
tenants; Epd behold the result d ineisir e.i-Mpt ~
- hir, of slN by open force Il ii- Eels ar n &c
srrurk down ~ iesAi corlet -fac7s row lons -. '.e
Doorrasos conliule 10 be psic lSai'-r 1e-"-e'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
Things In Tuscany.

Tuscany 10 Is ssled "a about - enter ino ~ ssnce
offensive and defensive with Austria The bearing Of
srchs political act q not di.seubied Il IL considered 10
BE- Sblrsuon OF independence and nationality on The
part OF he Tuscan Government,
The .sssipn United States siesmfnsst srrtyed a.,
Le. thorn On he Inn, with le5 passengers, among whom
wss Commodore Morgan, commanding the squadron Of
tho Mediterranean
ne Lecg OF Turin states from Leshofn. llh. that cs
tlrbance nsd place hsI day al houenero, In
consequence OF The armed force serptrg 10 put town
some Revolutionary songs Two persons were wounded.
sra several arrests made 10 tbs course Of the day
The F,f8-a OF Luccs Of the lth states that the new
Tps an aw OF the press will contain article empower
ING the Government suspend The journals on application
om sny Ambassador accredited Ia The COur, o. tuscany
TIE Tssc.n Bi.ho-s have addressed circular 10 al he
curas OF their ciocases recommending them 10 read 10
public me .ct of the Roman congreg prohibiting oo-
heri book. With injunction % deeism sgslnss TOE
ief--i.rch GiOtert.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
FRANCE.
The Church 4 ouneii.

PkEls. " ctl-scaN - ~
~, ,,t.,..l,,a. gourril Of the Clerg h-s commence.
80 .itin., but tns Deliberations are not made pa9e
aefr,t Sitting Was held Monday September - " .e
chanel Of he religious .emnsry OF - snlPlo-
CONFORMATION too. place In re morning o. ~! c-s' -
verify me claim. Of those DESTROYS o. ellenllAs "
al. he order OF The proceedings. and TO aie M
ysn. " no " ere TO be present TIE same Gay ~
1,- sr,t garsra Eatol t5ok Place Nbe .He 49,
bishop OF Pzris delivered an address lnccs--s - -
-rt. ~ IA. council Tnree DEGREES were inca r-s1 -
Ipeyi,nSo s,ncto. t5z9 riresc "a erreio ana " p,t
,as Adj: Which ts promu gated a. tae h,s. -.
-ral sirtipg Thai sitting held yesterday via riach
.oemnity Mass said by the Archci.nop u
In The sanctuary being placed The Fathers OF re eenhei
in faf csnorical. Mosisrs De hesnr Ner-NLer p.o.s
rleans ard The psesss Of the Bstop Of
grsAi age prevented lis attending In person
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

s4vers other shops F-T- sso seer 70 - sanctuary.
some u lo1 1se ~ sens so lro7es bad Gene N
ovrn accord 70 present A. t-~ pro-e-d"gs. SRI
Others. a. two lnsh pfelses b Psrs, hat .u-
cited ~ attend TIE member ~ he HAPPIER n No're-
Dane &c Paris ere seated on benches down te sse,
re i-af.vf nersl - D'l -sl-s ~ ne ffoEr
tfrrr DEGREES l-l read ard voted 1e ro1n1ur1
% he orers a the Council Wa then proceeded ~ MN
slborr -nd kavinei we're sppo.n,.l Sesr-.Ais. " "
SUst I'D Hersu promoters and Asi. ~ -, d. CorEy
srd Huetr Masters o. The Ceremonies among ne ihr
oogIaFs Of Council are Do Cour.on speriof'f-rrai
% the company Of = - pce fater =. f'tesnAl ~ W
ica-- Professor, = the religion. seirnarJ ci =.
The Aus Lsng.of. superior q ne religious SEMINAR ei
fo-eign Missions. IT. Hsrice, cure q - severn, vac
Able Bantam. The Aarc --rDef ~. Airf Tue appoint
--rt Of q Officers. the Suing vss brongh 10 eio--
Ire course Of proceeding cf ne person. concerted
III. re Council q a. r. lows hey rise ~ 8. rrriio -
mar mar The rr-aie stass Cd The bishops srd inao o.
gisus. breakfast takes pzre a. II, and during ~ connu
slc-. portion. O. fhs Holy sir9iares aaa 81 ne IRE 81
= Ctsr.es me res-0rar NJ cv.lcs in ile 4n-a cfn'y
are f-sd 81 O'clock he divine oil'- AZ " ne selr'e
sitting Of the Council al dinner accompanied oy rad
log a. a The morning; AMI he day closes uY prayers 81
ne Io1nci = divided into i've Committees lsi, mas %
lecrans. o. Doctrine ST. -sssucai sud - 40, do
cirns snd 5lh csro-icll law fleeecence T. given neg
20 dignity bIt % seniority ~ nou..nsi'on IT. 800
t1lds J. private Congft Fatior- Or -Nhs-i . kruri7-
ones Solemn seas'ruc Tie -riTaie cfngrrc dilprs -fe
q kind Of turesg where fre meters eef"srf % preA
f-- are first f-tritrts Tie general congre- auon- are
.e rnes1-s T. which tie pn.aa ores s@ri IN err -
ports AID he e1 ses-i tns 1re Intended 70 pronounce
On snd bs aa decress decided On 10 the general cor
yr-gaiio-s ,,, -.
eli was about o. nee; without The authorization ot0ovefn
re-. n fzltf Iif previous 10 ne aa1 ,nnce
neni in the Moai'euy OF which have given you no Zee
~ The lsious psrty N punih g. ai'of1ANon "ncH
be- thought needless bri VI. LaI'1nss having been
placed 10 The interim q tie n1ssry. The Govsrn nen
thought Unnecessary SHOW her voice IN the matter sa'
= g-fsl Tie eTtnOr'kaAuu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
poInas Of CeansLIs-.ensrnl.

The Cornell General of The department % s-fs ~.
p.ssef q resolution cclchet 10 strung language, demand
ag the de ave supprt Stoa OF The excse duty 81 sF
uCi. Liquors The Council General ~ the Coed Or h.
evprese6 IN opinion tie necessity o. he GoverH1sni
retaining the simris rsOn Of tie Pans srt Lyons ksi
road Ia It's own hands. The Coone.-Oe1eTaI q. h-
Ci,ous he, pubshed report On h- tema1i- adtrssssf
hy he Minister q the Interior he Counc General %
The orxarize'ion = he cOmmunes aud ire Departments
Ih4 rorort recon sends that the n4vQis q ell me con
nures -hsI In future be cnose-, without cs.4ncroi, ~
universal suffrage report gave rise 10 ous iis-
~p.son n tha course Of which Ii Byss s2oss warmly 10
support OF H. t1d sddaced exs'sPs 10 s iaycr .h
r-sffc 10 ia C:iy OF ondor where, v --l ne Chiei
MAGISTRATE IL elected by u1ivsrisi trf'ge Inc ttp''
va. fuaiy approved 0y lhe Courci.6sner
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~yrech oftbe prrsicont.

IT, Pc OF the R,-uht- ne ish ir- ..slTi-
ig'ed in the Orsngeie ofhe L=uyre the p the
exhibitors deemed worthy oil encourageners TO- to-
fices hch hey dispisyed a. iLe Exhibition OF Ma
ronsl Industry The fo. owing u il- speech which tie
President delivered The Oeras0r - 1ia cot w.sh &c
cede &c -cy llr pleasure and he rghl have pre-
you with TIE Tecomp.nses which your The
sweetest prerogerve of power Is TO encourage merit
wherever IL 20 be WIKI hsvs admired ih-
pieces which you have offered D. he nuhc h. ~a-- o.
;-s exhibition Of painting and scu 2iur and DICED
testify 10 the resu,s 20 FTs1-1 sss,s presence
of political agitation which must have engfc.sei zach
u heir sento. r-d l--uro. hope thar next years
exhibition vii. - better than The pre-e-t -.r
Emperor IN Addressing as soldiers. said That here
never anything done long here SUI! something
10 do Double yeur e1of.- 3, couri0uss your snare
coward the goutcsuon 81 the French nsm- Let us
courage and horor the me arts fDr trv @- -
ard enhance 3ys Be assured that She shtch
yrOcrers with the grrsfesi soc.ude and you may
-y upon the Interest sha sways lsAs a. your noble
la8crf'
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Lola Moates proves to be- Corkouis1 al least ne
COX CoasInfi1a Journal OF paru cnaf accuracy 10 ooe
matters and very well informed has the following siste
rnert IN prominent psu Of one of IL recent Issues
Tbi, celebrated woman Il The daughter Of CORK LADY
Her other VS. member OF millinery esi1oiisnnctt L
ms civ The partners In which he mother OF tle
o,rtes- Of susfsdi, her sister, and t0o stepsscrs-
The roh-r vas married IN this city 20 Lieut. 6lheT te
fsber Of ola who orcerin The srmy. and thof
af-r ,.il-d from this port with his wife 20 oin be reg
msnt the sls BENGAL naive infantry LOIS nohs, no
. An de-ni7y hesth paid vist 10 Ter .iser 10 his city
49, he clos. d. sat year