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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

CONVENTION or Pennsylvania VOLUNTEERS
call has been published for TIE assembling Al af.'
burg on the Goth of March of the survivors among 'he
Pennsyvsns Volunteers In the late campaign IN Me>leo
70 adopt measures for the permanent orssnixon 81 az
socison for the purpose Of reyvlng friendships then
iormed and cementpg their social intercourse 10 'ne
peaceful wak, of lite The name of Capt William +.
Small heads the list OF ssners 10 the call
A WOMAN KILLED on THE RAILRoAD.-A We
man named Welsh was run over by tbs train of cars
coming West and again by the train going East 90
Monday night about q mile from Csrtersville She
uss a WON Of Incorporate hsbitshved in the neigh.
horhood and had previously been in the hsbt Of wan
derng about on the railroad track Her body irs,
discovered about 10 O'Clock a, night terribly mangied
fRochestor Daily Advertiser.
~ Hon. Timothy Farar. who was the oldest
surviving graduate OF Harvard University died at bis
residence in Hollis. n. II. on Tuesday last lie was
born on the llth OF Jaly l747 and graduated in the
year l707. he wss consequently l07 years, months
and 10 days old.
MURDER.-We learn that on Saturday, the Sd,
snan BY the of Hill killed with stones by
two men named ThomAs In Anold's Valley, remote
ext Of this county. We have not been able TO learn
rhpGuculars The murdersrs have nsd Lex Cas-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
CITY ITEMS.



BRUrAlTY.-.Mr. Archibald c. Reynolds, a
Deputy Keeper in the City Prison, on Tuesday night,
While on his way home from social gathering accom-
panied by his wife ard two children, wAntonly at
cIed BY alge party of Irishmen who bad just issued
IRON the sixth Ward Hotel lie defended himself with
ges, spirit against fearful odds though severely bruised
10 tie contest The screams OF his VILE orough, Tue
Police IN his assistance and four OF the asssiants were
Mre,ted and taken before Justice Laihrop who com
ni,sS 49, - ,h. Tombs Express
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The Great Conspiracy.

TIE story sbou; great conspiracy appears . Be .
humb1g. Alton Shse arrested as one % the pArue.
chiefly implicated has jas, published the following
A residence 10 prison would be supportslle could
those who conhned there De secured from caiun
ny but the bars O. DO, exclude fssehood from the
prisoner and cos-rice inds means 20 penetrate them
Al sorts o. inventions are current Al this nom sn.
regarding nc An evening Psper pretenis thai was
arrested With 90 Socialists Republicans ~hist VISA
~ the act Of presiding over the CLUB Of Ia S0frris
Republican,
u was arrested alone. II my own house. never
pres6ei over the >dar1t r. 1n5irai1t which ls not
Club. may say in passing. bot IA Ociaon . whch
sm utterly stranger
morning paper echoes rgmOrs .iill more strange
According io this print there found my house
cree % tire future Provisional Government lsvying
tax ~ three thousand mions on the rich suspendiug
the liberty OF ihe press and The individual and deliver
ins Up 10 some unexplained vengeance part Of the
population.
ms calamity was s0 eNtravsgant that perhaps iis
authors calculated tast should disdsin 20 notice it,
mast disapP0.nt their calculation. A iaischood can
enter into prison. let truth issue from IL give the
he theE T. my cslumniat0rs. VIM hoped 30 escape
my notice by the mnnstrosy their attacks sinst me-
and can assure Gil honest uen. that felt myself
empt from All reproseh the day when took pre-
caution % defend ny liberty sut that the conscience
Of the public. Ike that Of my will BE- satisfied
% the unreaY OF he charges brought against me on
the Day when shall appear before justice.
DALTON SHE
From the Concergerle 80 January.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

seek TO preserve IL from those revolutionary
with which hi. form OF Government hss been much
confounded The President Of the Republic hs. sworn
20 respect H. ard 70 u - Be respec,ed-sni he
will keep his oath His minister's In their past histor~,
have EFT 70 right . suspect tasir future intsn
tons and they cannot give stronger proof Ct their
attachment % Republican Institutions than the energy
With Which they determined 20 rspress s disorder
however great msy be is proportions lns5tsn,s Of
Paris -, IA not SUN eut for society be strong il
must show rs strength Rsposs and security hrs to De
hst AZ this price s.cus Let al good citizens second
the Government II the repression OF the disturbances
which asitste the pubic places Il Ia zoe Republic IL q
society Reef L Is The eternal basis 0i al power ihsi
these Perturbstors bring into question The ,rgmrA
cf order ought - be decisive snt irrevocsbls Let
every man do his da5y snd ne Government wni no;
f. Ia doing shsf belongs O. L.
LEoN FArcIIER MInl.ter N TIE Inlari.r-
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PRUSSIA.
HeanlI of The Elrcfian.

Letter. from Berlin Of the TN instant sag that the
election Of the Deputies Of the Second Chamber Tad
taken place that day The result favorable 10 the
opposition party, ak u their candidates having been
CHOSEN three Of them each elected Ia two dis
,rict. The OF the Deputies nominated are
Waldeck Behrends Rodbertus, Jac0by, femme and
Phillips The number Of Deputies for Berlin "a nine
consequence Of the double election Of three Of the
above names three elections viii have - BE- made
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

The second volume Of the budget OF lsl4 has Just
been distributed. Considerable economies are pro
posed IN all the Ministerial departments. That OF For
eign Affairs 10 diminished 2o32 sos francs compared
with the credits voted for 1878 The economy effected
for that year amounted It may be remembered. 10
2tij,sOO francs The suppression OF twenty consul
ships will give saving Of 10000 francs but the Gov.
eminent hss thought II necessary propose several
sub-agents In various towns. In place OF the consus
suppressed. The budget Of the Interior undergoes a
dimnuuOn Of Is 3l5 300 francs. The grants made 10
the various theaters TO BE- reduced from 96303i
francs 20 262 30 francs that granted 10 the Odeon
not 10 be continued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
state of the Country.

The Minister for Foreign Affairs died on the l2th, Of
liver complaint At the age OF p years The Minister
Of the Interior has taken the portfolio Of the decesed
for the time being.
The budget for ls49 has been presented ;-Revenus.
l5.557 s55 drachmss advanced By the three powers
-35.47i drsehmss expenses, ls,fll,4Zs drsehrnas-
exactly balance
Letters from DOride give affecting and frigh,fal
description OF the country. Political vengeance and
ongsndsgs are mixed up 70 an awful extent; murder
and pisgs are the order Of the day; and the Govern
ment appears either imbecils or call0us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Restoration ofthe Pepe.

II PsHsisr0 HshsHo. OF the 10Th ult under date Of
Gsets the 2i ssys that Count Asturi, the ssrdnisn
envoy had declared In the name OF his Government
that al taken 10 replace ths Pope his
throne lie sfterward cent order ~ Rome To close
the Legation at that city and Ia Count Della Minerva 10
Join him At Gsets Some disturbsnces took place at
Florence 20 the nlght Of The 9TH VII
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state Of the L..as. M...y m.r.s.. 40.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

SOLD CHEAP.-" T. NJ. b." fBunsbyl , one Of
The editors Of the Boston Atlas writing from this city
his way TO Washington treats ofour pleas
with such paroxysm Of wrath, that shall be afraid
exchange Winter compliments with Boston, hence
forth and forever flour pspably sportve squib could
call forth the following terribly tragic climax ofoended
patriotism, what must be the power Of the pen,
excited by Craze charge, from III wiled native
Of q mlder cimatol
BY the way there Is In The Tribune Of this mOrnng e.
OF the most ptu paragraphs that was penped
by sbe msanest penny aliner that wrote lie to
keep from starving How contemplate, for paper of
standing Of The Tribune to allow its columns 10 be
prosiituted TO crafty the minded spleen and
sectional prejudice Of the microscopic soul that pro
ducsd ID. III 80 fOows
"FsozEs HARBoRs-Whst a shameful thing II 10 for
government to persist In sending valuable public vessels.
The the Sar0nHdh to Boston here the herbOr freezes
The slightest snap Of cold weather, and prevents their
sailing according 10 ordsrs'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Ieaniags In Tuscany.

In the sting Of the 81 =, ult OF tbs Tuscan Chamber
of Deputies the address IN q the speech from
the throne was discussed the following significant
amendment was passed We sra hsppy u learn that
relations win the foreign GOverDm1nis Austria
excepted friendly We hope that the right Of IN
dspeldence and rai0nsiy which 10 tue political creed
ut our Parliament viii be upheld the Congress VI
brusses We hope that the G0yernmsEt Of Naples
viii Join sscany Ia patriotic concord. ieel the
cessy o being united By The ties VI strong and active
friendship 70 the other Italian states with whom
have common Interests, hope. aud perils common mia
fortunes and salvation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Prussia and the Empire.

TIE Prgssan Cabinet has pgblished circular note
o. u. Ministers all the German Courts in which Il
distinctly that the King Of Prussia will sccep,
any position that msy be offered him By the Central
Government, without the sssens Of the other Powers
Il also expresses doubt whether the creation Of
new German imperial dignity will no, throw serious
obstacles in the way Of the desired national unity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Military Preparations.

On the 29th ult extraordinary precautions had been
adopted for the protection OF the National Assembly
The number OF troops in its immediate neisnoorhOod
WAS estimsied at about =, ZOO men The advanced
guard stationed on the Place de Ia Concorde WAS com
posed of the 7lh and 9th bsslions Of the Garde No
bile the quays and streets donin The palace and the
esplsnsd. Of the Invsdes occupied with soldiers
The garrison of the pascs had been likewise reinforced
and battery Of artillery planted in front Of the
eei6ce Al the entrance Of the Point de Ia COncorde
second 18th Of May not consequently 70 be sppre
hendsd. Generals CsvNgnsc and Lsmoricisre arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
Organizing Of the sclave Provinces.

The commission appointed to orssuIe the slng
doms Of Cross Sclavonls snd Damstia asasrr psriss
OF Hungary hsve prepared prosc, Of Jaw hy which
Jelachich will become the representative Of he Impe
rial Majesty IN those parts snd In that capacity have
the usnssement Of affairs with the aid Of council OF
state Only matters res'ins the general welfare OF
entire empire are to be referred o. the cenirs min
lsiry In Vienna or Olmutz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
AUSTRIA.
The War In II unaary.

Severn anal engagements hsvetskeu place In which
the Ausisns were victorious the Huosarisns VIII not
again entesvor % make head sssins; them Aessaros
the Commanding General Of the Nsgysrs has resigued
According 70 accounts from Brcdy OF the I'D ut IN
the Page ZsfsSs II asserted In thar plses that
hossuih bad had been captured al hmetz. village N
the district Of Stry and nmedistey taken 70 Lsm0erg
The fortress Of Leopotstsd, Is reported TO esve been
taken By Storm 5y the imperial TROOPS
Numbers Of Hungsrisns compromised IN the lnssr
rectioa have made COED their cape 10 Paris
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.

Cashier Parmers' and Mechanics Bank
=, T,ssyayhl ALBANY. Friday Feb %.
Theodore Olcoti, recently acquitted Of the
knge q perjury, has been appointed Cashier oil tho
Nsehanlcs and FarneI.. Bank 81 this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
FIoreuce mud the Recommendation.

The Aba Of Florence. On the 2i,h ut state. that
Cardinal ODizzon VI Bologna, receiving the Pspai
act n eKcommuRea alton. eOnvOksd assembly Of the
moot learned iheologisns Of the city snd submitted tho
documen, % their Judgment that they decided that
the ezeOmmunieston ought not 10 BE- published ~ the
Church. sirce the Constituent Assembly iOes not 10.
fringe her rigbts THIS example according ~ the
Florence journal. has been Initiated BY N csdolini,
k.ihnn OF Ancoaa
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FULL. DETAILS OF
INTELLIGENCE FROM THE OLD WORLD.
BY THE STEAMER EUROPA.
CAREFULLY PREPARED, CONDEMNED AND ARRANGED
ZOE THP NV YORK rETktSF

Tue steamer Europa, Capt. Lori, left Halifax
On Wednesday evening at O'Clock, and reached
her wharf in Jersey City at sboJ, O'Clock on sstur
day morning We give the details Of the news
brought b. her, made mp from the foreign journals
received by The J'rlJuae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

a new bin a. ainst Mr.. Duty presented by tie
city grand jary Of Dublin the 9th inst Ills trsl will
probably take place at once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26
prscIamatiou Of the Government.

The following proclamation has been posted on the
walls OF Paris
CITIZENS oY Pans We have called the National
Guard. under arms. We have called them In defence
of social order once threatened by the same en.
emies Who attacked il IN the days OF June The pro
ects Of these men are not changed They Wish 10 pre-
vent AT any coat the establishment OF regular and
honest Government Al Trey want "a perpetual sgits
tou anarchy destruction Of al property the over
throw OF al principles They earnestly hope 10 found
despotism OF minority By uscrpins, privilege.
the common property. the sacred name Of Republic.
TIC give color their revolt assnst the aws they
,srt that We have violated the Constitution and wish
to destroy the Republican Gcvernlen This Il con
temptibie cAumny.
The Republic hs, no frnsr supporters than thsy whs
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Ls.As. Yrevtsis. ,i.rksts.

B.sss oonunass good ssssse - ss h>-
nssdiss
- .ss .tn snail Ansresa s<S ssmss5 Of 80 70 ~ p,
yss.fn snd Western Pnas hsA Mans 5sssss .
ifn~r and sa<s sesh I, ss
very prss Al Ish ara eSsfsss -.
Of sss snt oily snail ysfss sssss os stsA ssa -
slow sas byHss stass bo~er
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-02-26

Il ear hour and renamed long tine ia confer,
ence together Gen Ie5retou took bis seat dressed 10
bis full uniform having been invested In tie morning
with the command In chief Of the force. concentrated
rouHd TIE palace
Tie greatest sgitaiion prevailed 10 the asse nbly
when " Narrsst the President made his spp-a-zsce
n. Bsrrot TIE Prime Minister arose snd said
The Government hsd though; proper 70 sdop, meas
ares - respect to- the laws ard protect the
security Of the Assembly sud the people The tine OF
the eugsgc menfof the Gs'te Mobile being on the point
Of expiring the G0verumsu; had prepare regulations
and con5tiors % facilitate the resng cement Of such
Of the men wished q continue IN the s@rvice Feb
rusfy was The term ~ their engagement ard t5e Gov
rfrnent did rot q q leave matters n the as iav
Tho meseure devses were such "a would satisfy the
gratitude 81 The country OR the Services rendered b.
those brave sOiIsrs 'he ufr-sstfa g the treasury
sad The regularity oi he military ssrvice Tae OF
oiers dl-csr6ed were o receive certain which
would - abe them o. visit until they could fnf en-
pioy ,neni TIE proposed reorganization bad excited
considerable emotion particularly among the ofcers
VINO were Gesir0gs g. preserve rank o. which they
were 10 more entitled iHsn tie other orcer. " The
National Guards
TIA, motion Wa cou-m-rics.ei q lev bsit.,ious
and the Government saw the Necessity Of adopting
means b prevent that dscontent from degenerrt.r.
intl rebellion The eternal enemies q yuhlr repa-s
order, snd sociey anxious - turn account the
discomfort OF these brave young ard during The
hight tie Govern mfrt lad received report he GER
tlIy ct which would not be quas;cred statiug thai
those delufef soldiers had entered into commuulca.
uon with focus ui political passions This circum.
stance was danger 90 "tich the gravity had been
perhaps eregge Grated but - igtt Icad % d1p1rsbs
consequences, the Cabinet could not without Gsrri
hcing hs responsibility, avoid paying L particular st
teutOn.
preferred preventing dsiur5snces than having %
punish their authors and the chief Of the military
forces had accordingly adopted the necessary precsu
nonsry measures for defeating those cupatls uaneu-
vers. The President of tie Assembly having by virtue
Of decree OF the Assembly claimed the disposal OF TIE
troops bis reques, Immediately complied With and
he appointed General Lcbrcon NJ the suesfors %
AAe the chief command Of toe armed force The ib
erty and Independence Of the Assembly we're com.
pletciy guaranteed. The Legislative and Executive
powers might slfer IN opinion certain points but
there were two on which they perfectly agreed
the defence Of the Constitution. to which they had
sworn allegiance sud the repression Of Gnschica and
anti social aitampts
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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-01-23
THE UNION.

Cape Of Good Hope especially and always reliable in APP
preaching southern coast, when changng from. the
gulf soundngs between the attitudes OF $40 and
33' N. In fact, accurate have found the change IN
temperature leaving the gulf and striking soundings
that have hesated boldly in the winter sea
and thick weather, for Cape Hacras shoals by uying
the the every five minutes and you viii
instances in some Of my journals where in hive nun
utes, have changed The temperature OF the water hom
72s 76s on leaving the gull 10 4se 52' striking
soundngs off, and 80 60 miles north Of the shoals II
winter when coming from the soah, always decidedly
preferred run for the shoals, If head Winds prevailed
keep south of Them when bound TO the capes OF either Vr
gina Delaware than 10 shape direct Tor them
and run the risk of being blown of to eastward by NV
gales l have several times in and made the lano
ouh OF The shoals, far south Cape Fear, ii
prefere nee standing northern tack.
An answer this will receive further attention,
you think my offer worthy of notice and by naming ht
in which send my journals and charts you
in the course fifteen days, shall be able for
ward them. ! write now in haste, and add nothing
further.
Yours, truly, +. GOODMAN.
M F. MAUKY. Lieut.. ". S. N,