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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
The Rattle of Wlr.eiburs.

Iae accounts % the success OF the lmpena
troops against the Hgngarans are rather more
definite. 1t appears that, on the approach OF the
imperia..sts toward presburg. the eauison' ten
THOUSAND strong. were preparing to defend the
town hut the citizens opposed that step, aud tie
iDrmer tten withdrew. fearing that they "J4id
have 20 cOAtend against an internal as " ell As eN
teruAi iue. Toe were followed by Je!schich as lar
as " icseburg where a sangulAsry cOculC en-
sued tc' ~ecu them and the CfOatisns. port 1n
% WIc.selb4re VAS reduced = ashes hnd So.
larger portion plundercd by the Croatlsns. Nun
bers oi tle inhabitants OF Wiesehurg as wei. As
OF Raab aud hogern, carry on an immense corn
teedc. aul are enormously rich so that the C-oa.
tIsus ao DOUBT found good booty, unless the Vie
sslburshers had packed of their vaaable- before
the srrivs. OF Their rapscious visitors. lt IS sad
that the lmpe-isllsts lost az Wleseiburg gcner-
a. staff oiiccrs. and - sub officers. Ga tie
ether baud the MHeys lost IN prisoners alone 49,
who wee forwarded o. OimutL meantime the
NaryRrs LAIN a complete victory over the tfOops
~ the " knoWn Pastor + rban, who has been
taken prisoner On the 10th. tue dcae e.. J.bun-
IA. winch lead, hom NDiRVia into Hun-ar. Was
entirely ia tie hands OF Tie May who mad
rendered b, impossible even for smu-slcrs.
According q tAc latest mtc4.ceACc, Gcn. ~
i,b was Advancing toward Pcsth from the GaAI
cian side II IS thought, however, that the Hun
-arian army on the iroutlcrs oi c.cbentircen 3D.
continue % hold him d. ,hcck
Ltu,fs from Warsaw ot She 10th Deccnhci
announce tle confscstinn % the property of Con
bonn. who commanded p portion cot the lnsur
gents 300 Vienna, and who s now n tie Huns
ian serve.
The Young Emperor IS expected to arrive o.
Vienna on New Year day.
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ENGLAN ID.

We regret % state that tAc Cholera sta hovers
over the Metropolis la the Provinces 1t has not
made any very considerable progress, bat IA scot
laud Il seems % rage with very alarming results
Ii contains very remarkable feature OF the
Bank OF England returns that the stock OF bai
hon goes on Increasing IN spite OF the steady de.
mani from the Continent for all the parcels 81 ST.
yer which arrive.
The stock OF Bullion las nearly reached 81,
100000. while the Circulation has declined 10
about alt,.J5.1is, exclusive Of about I 100000
of BanA Past BIS The unemployed resources
of Coin and Notes exceed Al2oooto). The
Funds have risen considerably and. So tar, every
thing gives hope Tor = return OF prosperity Win
the New Wear
Money has been IN slightly increased demand
sna /. freely taken IN At cal Al per cent The
rate Of discount 90 ifst-c.Ass paper - about per
cent Conso.s -: t. -
From the Cotton and Woolen Districts OF Ian
cssh,re aud Yorkshire there are better reports
Manufacturers look iorw ard 10 good spring trade
aad making pre- parations sccorc'nsN.
The C4ubua from Ncw-lork. arrived At Llv.
crpoo. 10Th u.t The BtnaNHia, from Boston, on tie
18Th Tho President Message VAS read with
interest particularly that portion relating to the
Gold IA California
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Barings' Circ ular.


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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
AUSTRIA.
The War with Hungary.

u Austria public attention is manly directed Z
the war against tue HsrgAriAas w have bat
verl imperfect accounts o. tie progress % To-
civil strife. The lmpeusilsts. however, have taken
Ocdeubeu.ng Tyrusw sud Presbure The Mag! srs
reti1ng teiore ilea lts said that the Imperial
IS vii Immediately invest Pcs-h anl cr-s. hos
salt an las followers
On tue other hani % aust be remembered q ~
the Hlucarians pursued rhe system OF defence
best sptc1 % their country and = their want oi
resource aad B.. Jay ia- waste the country As the
Austriaas advanced they throw almost insur
molrfab.s imgcd.me1ts. a. It's season 10 tie
man. D' t.cir elri.Ies.
Ine A.strisls los more 40 ease in their Cap.
"a AMI reinforced ls AMPLE ilnds from hus'la,
vL.cn . IS pos.t.rc.s stated lsve heeu Supplied
b, wa, Of loans. the HluEausus. u - supposed,
val nave 40 alternative bar q submit.
Vienna ald the provinces are a. tranquil
The withdrawal OF Austria from the Iafilnment
Of FrsnkCort las opened a new phsse IN German
I %.
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Italian Affairs.

TIE Consrcs. ,oE the settlement @; the Affairs
If ltay j. shout 20 meet at Bru..el,-bu, Il il.
,lsi, tbat while the Executive authorize. Of me
chief aediAtins powers are scarcely seuied--.n
deed We hardly know who governs uermsny-
ba, little progress can be msae ~" AN Pe''e'"
solution oi itsli sn Arsirs
The Paps states however have o.S a. ~
- L., Proyis,onsl Government TO main
tain order in the Capital p.o.
NJ Canuti. tho Conmissary General OF 'ne -
g.. h,. arrived Al Pans On his way 10 Lohao''
ch.-red with a mi.s.o u both the tfencn s ,ho
go toverpments and ia short tine the
ieshng Of Russia, which power has al~ sS. ln'.
lered boldly in Italian ahSf., "nh 20 sr.,n =,
Vel 49, hi. Ultimate political destiny cannot os
TIE relations Of Naples and Sicily remain almost
~ sfafa quo. Lib, oooui,r
outbreak. ,.,I -. IA.
Al Turin the King seems 70 have Iod As'os az
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observation-disclosures.

An.s ,A.ss chang . q marked Improvements ha'
Asu place IN the yslae 81 al pubic 'eeaf'le'
Tis Five Per Cents have been as high as q ~
~. the Three Fer Cents have reached NV
- .o,w,tl ,tanaing occs..onsl fluctuations OF
..llr or A. the value Of pubic securities has
'sszoe.y increased, and ne i''''s' Of 'A'N'y
a." recently so dePfecis'ec' nave Fs''"Ne" ''
ns Par. p.per. o. the s1th arc i0''y occapied
~ e.sy...iog the manifesto OF the ne~ Niuis-
=. yui iorihOy N odiliOa-BsrIo,. -,
.sere esn be NJ doubt very s"ons' perhaps
s@prusicable opposition Will Dc so' ~ 20 'be
tasssr a.slast sny Government q tne De"
fsszsat.
Z. pa. s,,A. continue irp even rae took
ssts sser the 6r., attack 90 the Ministry win
,,ssset to Gsa. chsnssrnier double appointment
ns lsst closing prices In PARIS were 'of the
u cssn, ts.so the Per Cents, 7sIo.
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oru Market.

The Co.'s trade has been In very dull and dropping
position during the fortnight The duty on Whest "a
= PER quarter and fLovs 10 % per Dbl out the
av nSing the duty ~ 10 per quarter comes into
operation On the lst Of February next The bushes.
la duty paid tLoNRis only by retail ~ 2os D. - per
tbi aud % bond the demsnt 10 dull At Pa 25s 81.
sales OF American WHEAT have been made ~ "a .
per 20 Is 10 bond Both In Liverpool and London The
demand for ndisn CoKN has fallen OF and st present
quote common White 81 sos and the sest elbow al
IS "a per quarter.
lNpiAN CoRN MAI j. much inquired after 10 Liver
pool ae stock OF bonded WHkAr and fLovA hss N
creased snd estimsci ~ IA 90 quarters Of the
former. snd $1,000 bbls OF toe latter From the 18th
to the 9TH the imports from Canada and the United
States we're p - qrs Of INDIAN Com $50 bbis II
DIAN MEAL. ijf are Of WHEAr. aud 1905 ools Of
fLovE.
On the -sih gt In the Liverpool market there
noderste demand for bonded Wheat A. - . 80 ,
FLorK p. p. q and hoe Western Csnsds FLovR
- a o. per Dbl
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ITALY.
The Pope.

The interest sl EEK TO- The position o' the Pope
continues predominant us Holiness stall re
mains al Gsets, from which point al Kinds ct m
tusues and negotiations have sprung up, conler
riue cres; erb. lty on tLls slmost lnknow SPOT
rhr Provisional Government az Rome concluded
by toe vote o. tLe upper Chambers, has endesV-
orcd hS every ans ln Is pow 10 induce the
Pope g. return 20 the Hoy City.
He refuses except on condition Of cissovins the
Chambers, disband.uS the National Guard and
sgppTcsslns the louulsls which among other con.
titions only slow that His Holiness hiss 10 res
in,cniion 90 return AZ present = the Quiuual
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Later from Coiumbn-.

p Tbsrari CoLri4r.. Talr.isy. Jan. ID
10 the senate today, after s4 ineaectua. a..
tempt TO amend the 'ourns Chairman ntrc i4ced
sresoluton % appoint committee . esava.s the
Governor. vote. Th. rsve rise TO exciting debate
which ssted I'll day IN the House no ~, made
to correct the journal o.; Tae.-tr Ia- lotion was
debated with warmth Up 10 the hour q Adjournment
Throughout, the N 81 nienpsrate language ss. a.ei
and ,he previtu. - -iting scenes renewed
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Affair.". nj Frankfort.

Baron Won Ga-ern las assumed the rein' cd
government a. Frankfort ia lieu 90 sches-
erlue. The Parliament, u IS sad Jas determined
70 have en- Emperor Tor Germany and Ausiria
finding .l.te clouga - do - consolidate her own
territories without going farther the tide hss DO"
tarhed the other way aud Prussis iu tue a. eni-
eut This lew state OF things has eNcitei iie
hopes and fears Of Bavaria nud the lesser soVe-
resins ~ Germany, who would be most sNefse u
f...... p~lssrertzaF
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N, valley ltself being smooth. vide sai ~vel sao
,.--.,,.n ,srxsn sows az the loot Il Mount Graham
uh-r- there are every where msrks II oc-ins ~ster
VI v..et.uon A.ree and crisp sod the grsss burnt
10 a cindrr
Tn. ne,t 20 mile. "a over rough country without
u,,,r and between too and three Gays Journey. The
tr.v-r Vii see The necessity - Sung every vessel 10
hs possession With The precious iuid {. he 10 nov sn
he dreaded ,ornsda and 50 m. &c from tie near
cst sstuemeEt
ENIGRANr. T. TEL GotD RF0lo> we give
below . list Of tho persons iorm.ns 'S companies OF
the new Argonsgu boscd for tee California ssecs'
which promise, % 5e sometsius more than great
cry and itile vol Tae.e grants have al taken
their departure within the pre,en, week and the Ter
o,Hfa IRON this pert takes 100 more
~ rHE sHiF AtskNN FsoN rHls fORr
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r...o.,b,rn Cetimittee.

.ludepenisui, ne lre'3'nIeAI Of nc Itud'
MA VA 4-ri.-s wr.,e. - t-czrsph A. follows
" A-ufNGro~. .sn u. 80
Tnc Committee cd h'ifrn sfF'-'c1 y ne rolii rft
,er,,r. "A Csn.r-.. u4c. TIA uar1.ns - th- CO. o
tbe So Cauri,;ec c! fse. sercfsl lnfsTch.ase OF
lev, ,,os I scs smons t-ein. sEi yarigus uy.aon,
~ers expressed
,se .sd-e., preparsd sy VI CAnu-. snI dlsspyfosei
inirei OF the ~hols preceding HE Cor1mltiee Il
5aruei without any dehnic alton They W. meet
sssin sstagd.y - preliminary - the H'fal meeilhs
80 M1ud.y-.ni u . .apP1s-i The manifesto all ther
he .dnpfed
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The southern lIniI-1he Cholera NJ New
nrlenn-.

b Tcssragtf tALuNo4E. Tnursd,y Jan. &c.
TIE Southern maA brings New-Ohears papers
o. The it The Board OF Heath reports the Choers to
be rsp.dy q the decrease The epidemic hss how
ever broken oct at Dons.ts0n,ie snd u. vicinity -
sixteen case. bad occurred up 70 the eh ten Of which
proved i.is.
The bark Carolina arrived AZ Charleston % sunday
N 10 koars from New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

Il may be ob.er, cl That General Cava.-nsc was
elected unanimously .u his BueauN. Tie delN ercd
a speech marked rs his ususl moderation edvo
eating economy Ia the finances, and reduction
ia toe army No said that in his opinion hepub
hcan Govcrumcnt ought 10 direct AL 10 efforts Tor
the establishment and maintenance Of general
peace. and shat France should SGT the eXamI O.
other states la a reduction az the army force
Sentiments SIMILAR 10 these were expressed la
almost al the Bureaux. and there Is every reason
10 conclude that tuc gcuch army vii speedily Zee
organized ou system totally difcFeut - that
,.,btrl las prttaiIt3 hitherto.
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.n.nrn.lon of NnviEniion.

b. Ti,sraitl Pm Sch IAN. D..
The navigation O.. tie Ohio river e entirely
suspended ABOVE Wheeling. IN consequence OF the ice.
TIE ~eaihes continue. Intensely cold sud sAc obs,rao
tod. o. or river, STE consrsn,y Increasing strength
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SPAIN.

The Qucel OF SPAN opened the Cortes on the
tiu siD The tirf'sit rAptrssvd n hops tiat G'c
iatldI, relations " ith Eng land " oud be rcestsb
D shed rs soon as tie acts aud instructions 20 her
OoN crnmrnt " ere fully appreciated. NarNaez has
had another crisis. from which he has emerged
with Additional strength Tue Csrlst warfare
continues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

cosslcroVr corFrR-Ths Hartford Ha,s
meu,ions tie existence Of copper mine Of srss( en-
tent In Bristol Comm which 100 operatives ere sm
ployeJ 10 the mouth Of Assu" s3oo ebls Of 81.
we're shipped 10 thu City.
Ot course thu. 10 . mistake, ar - the amount u
ore . Concerned At least
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

" b CLAIM ESQ. well known in Westeru
New Yora By reason Of Bis former eoassccoa u The
s.p.pcr pre.s .. that region. hes ceeose proprietor
Of the UAsslisS Va n-s
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IfenIth uf Cincinnati.

r. Tcrsres4 CiNclNNAr. "Wednesday. an l0.
TIE cold weather has Lal ile effect Of fr.,in-
the Cholera entirely Out OF to- lily aad me trade 20
some extent has been resumed o Ice % change IN
T. market. ID dtv
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The CHOLERA IN ENGLAND.
He MARKETS COTTON STATIONARY
Ac. &c. sc.
/, Telegraph to the sts-Yo'k Iribrh''

ice Canard steamship Ameaoo. Capt. LiE1cH'
@. Liverpool. Dec. o., arrived at Boston yes
, Lay morning Passed on the same day ships
...3ss AID B,aadyrtac golns into Liverpool
rae steamship United States, Capt. H'cS'rAit'
t..ed al Havre on the 10Th December
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

~ y. AsrER, ESQ has become permanently
connected with the editorial department Of the Svrss
(O) Htsic- Ra~rs cArosicls
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Ahd-eI-hadcr.

Az el.Xsder. t.kias sdvsntsse OF IN" s''' 10
s,a.ou IN favor Of moderation. suPp'''a'' ."
ssL.rtten address TO the President !" &c -
sss,-v The honor OF France ~lil ee noo'y 's'
.,m,a r., .ach . concession Whether ho"e'
s.axouII be pruden, 10 hazard the peA'e o. y
rrs by such an act Of mAsn~nimhy may &c
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PRUSSIA.

Toe kme of Prussia has a, length proceeded to
Berlin, " here al enforced tranquility S main
tanned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

~ Tie Cortland Dssaeerss, formerly zeal.
ous "a. paper has passed into The haads Of JAsss
xaCa Esa Free Soiler.
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wsrliNe tendencies, and the question OF the FINAL
adjustment Of the Lom5srdy 'rosuers seems as re
mote as ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

r9'J>o b. HARMON, Esq. ., Mayssille, hes b
come associate editor OF the LsriSStss Ky xass.
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I.o,is >spoIeon,s Ministers.

Lo,i. NaIoL.o~ has named his Ministry as 'oi
iows
g O3gou Bsrrot Minister Of Justice. charged VIE
the prt.drucy OF the Council Of Mnistcfs n the 40
. ats u tb~ Tresdsut Of toe Rel lolic Dfouln De-
Lau,s Ma!.tcr Of Foreign Affairs " Leon d" Ma re-
=, . vi,i.,,r of me interior Rlinierrs. Miuinci
o, Wa n d. Tracy Mnis;cr Of III Nsrne aud Coo
mes fAouN lDst,i VI tie Iuo.l net ue ton ana
v'Dr.hio N Leon fsucher Must~r 90 Pablo Worss
y. niAi6. Minister OF Agriculture Il iss'y fyPPonne
N.n sier Of Finances
! Tho proclainiur OF President vas hurried on a
isv IA advance. in consequence 90 Cen hangar
utcr having obtained toll iaiIftn"ilon O. spcc'ns
p.lt which was formed 20 seize Prince Louis on
M, massage from the Assembly % the Ptla'
EiY,ee Bourbon. snd - contact him 70 tie uie-
mes t. the &C., oi we upcfear Tie .'rnce
nj N,.,lrt Jerome BuoDapartc has heea ap-
pointed Governor 81 tie g.. Aides jerome Buo
napartc met tie new President Goa bis return irum
thc National Assembly On meeting they cofdia
d, embraced The Puuce dc Nlutoit vas -rcet!
moved and shed tcals IL - IS on tnc sane sPo
h. had parted auth thc Emperor Napoleon io
Tie a. time. when ue Quilted Pans alter TIC bat
e Dt " Waterloo
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fotlcE CovSr-A man nan~i IOha Dooneli -
lasts~ Atsstsf f>-fsrsss.
..sss ts M AZ rre1 s..i... $3.50
srr~. Ca th. 81 fas - % Jss.sD rs,.,. - -
a., ra ~ essgs s-s sfA s44tssy. ss-rs =. q. ~.
afs.s .o4sa. Coa~r.s -
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pAKis- II lrsdgV Nfgf. .-lhc President W toe
Republic has addressed TIE iolOwins letter t. tue
/. cctoral Committee
PALAis ID kLYsLE Dec -.
GANTLgNrN have received ne letter 90 cOnsratu
lafon which you cent nue. relative % my election -
the Dee oi toe Presideu; Of the Ne public ne senu
m, uis which YOU express Ia 80 ON "a" sHentt enns
OF tho Republican Government are those winch I
have already pressed myscli The wishes which you
torn tor ~ speity Oi France arr those whch tn
deavor every dsy to realize. 10 - IL This way ih-i
hope show myself worthy IT the imucns" meloi't ~
"a suars-es W.T. IA have uomlnacd inc 10 direct IL
de-ftrias 81 raun'Fy
thank you gentlemen. tor the energetic al which
y.u have been klud enough 10 sfOfd N on iht o'cS
zion aud pray you t. receive the assurance oil my d'
tnl ulsLed CONSIDERABLE -iRne1l ...,...
LOllS NAPOLEON BONArAkIE
N. Gustaye de Beaumont late Ambssssdor AT
London. attended iu tie Chamber 10 day \ prop
os!tion lor rcestabhshIng the newspaper stamp mas
been laid before the Chamber and viii probably
be- adopted The proposition Which Was laid De
llre the Assembly Tor postpouns the fpsiaI lie
form has been Withdrawn. the Bsreau have APP
pointed to-day Committee 81 fifteen one heIn-
elected by each Bureau, IL prepare PROJECT oi
lsw on the Public Force Among the Committee
are cen Bcdeau, Col. Rey. CO. Chauas Goa
taValeuac ami Gcu. la luuta...c.
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N Od.llon- Barrot. IA ms spec"
Gambler. when exPounding the pnneipi'' O. '"'
.. M.a,.try. declared that the hep'o"'an u''
rrmeo, csnno, be deemed definitely e'ia'"'he'
..u The period Of revelation shall have oeen
"a tn. s,ste ought no, TO interfere directly
=, cave the greatest latitude 70 individual &C
%.
A,regard. foreign states, the word Of France
.,.la NJ, be engaged readily or lightly livery
s,si, 10 be done to preserve the peace OF me
s,,,'tr, sni % restore conhdcucc.
el..,sl Cbauxarnisrs iuVestiture OF the two
- a.. al COmms nder-in. Chief o. the Nation
,gesri o. Pans. and OF the frat Military DIVISION
49,. t,,peached a. contrary - the Cousiitd-
- t,.,b, FnrIs.ans sish tor tranquility and ofe
n, Tor forms. 50 that rePose Is secured
|.'.t.l Bnsesud AS been spPoi"ied to the
-, ~, Arm, o. the Aips and IN his ad
,.,,,ab.. troops does no, be'rsy any feelings Of
Sea a. beng sent 10 ,aacs ''S% tA,,. II,
' 'a, me error. OF the past an re'nim''e the
a!..tr, 10. he county,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
IArEsI FRoM PARls


Pass. Ti4,sdsy A-ea'.s There IS sight
fall O. - ceutimes CA the Rentes to-day which is
.t,r.butc1 to the gloom cast over the msrhet by
the F.aaacisl Expose 81 II Psssy ia the National
Assembs People Ak themselves bow - va Pee
poss t.e g. provide ior trc euonnous dchct de-
clare JOS -. Pasp. and some even 20 40 Tar - T.
do.btt., means 10 pay iLg tie dividends. There
ism c...d ior THIS doubt. bat cisc 1grsge me 80
takes more rapid bod n the French than enthusi-
Asm There ls DO ncNs Of iHtercst strrln& to-day
bar B., IS Dds pr ao.s that shall be long without
.tcu.tu. itr Are Opposition 10 tie National As
set.8 en-, i,.. sl- every means % harrasslng the
eg g. crlfleat. snd rrtafdlng TIE period Oh the
disco u,lau o' the Assembly
Ian. assured. lowcycr that ". MAKRAsI HAN
s.Ifiss admitted 90 tle President OF the Republic
,.tlt s.a.I b. dangerous % proiract the Asser,
bis l..... Ar1l or MAY ami u appears certain
,.lqt Were ms 'ority pa favor q dssovln- 1,-
tore taa,tme. ID tue Opposition should attempt
resistance iu order Z elect y, get up public rN
element sou may expect C3ty eff. i0r. 300 oh At
case uiac-tea;hs az the nation would zoe or t.e
So. 3i the GayerrlDeAt
TIE accounts from X me today are by no means
satisfactory irr tie cause of order The cuts ar,
nos in possession oi the Government. aud theil
cnist L.c.ca Bpnaparte seems resolve! % des
trlt the temporal seycreisilty % the Pope. Toe
OPINION OF tie French Cabinet. at present. sad
O. be in isvo- oi dem 'ns.raloa or beha tie Pope
/ h4t i1 su-h W. ts 4l. q. nave tne az OF his
u4e iatcrs enilon s-anst tle Roman people. II
., however. quite e,Iica, - our ministers tha'
the real Roman people have very little voice IN
| what "a now zoitg ou. Toe manifestation Al
/ Il me against the Pope IS the work OF the ems
saries Of The R.d Rel. ..-ans a. France and o.
the red hnt dciuasocues the other lta an states
II 5 reported rt.c o. lag that the Pope has a.
,epted the invitation Of tie President OF me Re
public 20 visit Pans, bu' MAT he vii not come DC
/ araI 4 rIa m a monuments
been made b. tie Ministry, but the names have
at trsnspircd u IS ss.d, however that Two OF
the o.d D, p.oma tists OF LOUIS Philip NJ. de boar
/ .lsue, aui another are 70 have high posts
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naming before. namely Fair Up.ands snd Mobile AZ
o.. sAt AZ Orleans - "a We closed thc week
snd the yesr With considerable confidence n the ART
cc founded upon low prices and moderate stocks both
tbi, county and throughout Europe snd fair crop
probably not exceeding two snd hsli millions Of
bales op American have been taken On speculation
and 70 Tor rNpogt Ss!es Tor the week j. 3D bales.