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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
rrosDecf- al Rome

The correspondent OF the L01doH TINS writes a.
follows from Rome on the 9TH July
lam very sorry 10 ind By accounts just received from
that the sf4irs of Rome remain were In aseyance
The governing Commission appoliet few days since
has been nsta ed snd not single Minister has been
named Ts state Of inss % very perplexing ard Tor
the present the CRY snd The Para States msy be said 20 be
without Government, beyond hat Of toe Austrian mill
tsry authority A. Boiosns snd Ancons and the Preach
occupation here More progress has been made A. me
former pisces hAn A. Rome, Cardinals represent
ing he Pore 10 activity IN her but this place :
completely abandoned chsnce and the only jurst con
apparently used that % the Church. which daily ays
hold Of persons subject % 10 power ard which would
extend ia prerogsve bat thar The French police reso
lleiy opposes such Of cespousm u i full time that
something should be done and the great Powers SER
ousy called interfere Gseia and ass. The resio
ration ~ the Papa Goveum-ntin manner equally bere
10 domniOns 20 the repose a the whole
Peninsula and Of Europe In general The Pope. 0rratte
the csmsrla who surround him. will do nothing 10 On
Open ofhAnd stye Tor the purpose or reassurng ire
droopi1g spirits Of the people q every class and
iug lhe future tranquility Of the state Everything pro
posed put Of FOR further consideration and II things
tn-y do the Winter pes. over before he
return u Pho Mono France Austria. snd Naples are The
three Powers immediately interested In This affair
according 20 the celebrated Of Prince schwarxen
enf % "a 10 be established 10 Ceuusl Italy. A. have
often ssd. form IA essential than substance and II
the people, from the fret prince 20 The humb.es
peasant when Use the wordbe guaranteed hat the gov
eminent Of priests IT end may make them agree
70 anything you propose vii add. that n England sane
ton the plan. u the three Powers sbovensmed nothing
more Is wanted to make them acceptable 20 all Italy
looks Government ~ an impartial friend on whose
honor and iberaliiy she may implicitly rely, and ore
siis KIT word from us viii have sgical effect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
Tn. Pope and the City Aurhorltie..

Tae Rovan yoaTnaL. Of The 10Th Ut contains the
following address Of the Municipal Commission of
Rome - the Holy Father
Which ree-aonshes among fre .-siisie s1tnory Il
yQlf temporal Government We ar mo-t lapFy u 1Afr .
u power address ourselves freely 20 yo-r h0less
suc 10 YOU Win TIC o-. sincere expression Of
ever pro -ssed Tor you Aid s numerous ei-c11ss O.
every Knc. presented ty cry sckrcry fre-d ron of-
rr@--oc ard anarchy c1l.-er Ia We c0ld loi 1or-
0rscy refuse charge of .1- I-1Qoray s1rns fs
The GererarC hef o the Fr-rca Amy. We as;er oar
selves Dot - nsve hereby co1e ns ccnrsry - your
raferrs s,1 generous irte1-ors BOY fAi1-rf YO- AZ
aware RAJ cy been prey 70 terror arc pefv-rse
Dsc,i1slors. src have declared II We, rsS-ser.
co1soe ourselves hope nst re wrrtcoec condilon
d The eo1-uy s,,l derive speedy re-ecy-tnerks to
year Holness-fr0n tho-e insui1nons which aore car
restore cs--ss AT Hacc4llfy 10 ne q1bc u1c. s-1
rr<s1re ne ncr. .nc ns.rrs interests u 0Qf >t4e tnd
o. or city Wrcn has s1-er-c more lar .-y other We
he csPii.l q the Cathode word sre t,eeng a ne fee
o. yo1r Holiness oesto~ yc-r Po-.cal ce1-clc
uon- Al ne Capitol JAY L. lsfs.r
>-g-ec BY The members q TIE M1nicipz-lyI
Tie Pope replied
Pope Pms N kc The sentiments you rave express
Cd II your address beloved brethren E-c SUB scs
have co1-ole1 mad 0verVt- .--c a ne c>s q IT,
very serious evils nat pressed And sal ,r-ss he
Church s1d lie political 1tecs. q Consequence Of the
M4c11 Al-o1s of ne enemies Of God Al Ma We are
c-Fac-c tl.i yo1 via strer1ousy ex-r yourselves 70
air~s soo>e eFils a. ngca - possible I1e s-1 % -
Rene 10 proczrc emp Oynerf for lie gent classss
We bless yo4 ao-1t Wiz desire 81 blessing pres
er When Coo s1A- have 1xcd 10 1oceai % r-cr-
~GTea g. S.etA, JAY n lsfs ard the 'o1rts yea OF
. To Prsc, ossso,lehi Fr-sd.ai Of he NsaisPL
Connlssc1n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The Cholera in Britain.

The ohcisl show hsi between July IL and O.
gust q inclusive $3.50 persons were STACKED OF " hon
5ef- ned Of these. ~ died m London. Sir c ROwsl.
chief police commissioner. brother. believe, your
cOmmarterinchcfl Is very ill, but he nature Of BIS
complaint i not siaed The ResisterGenersl Of Tag
land reports hat sulu eousy Wiz The Of che
here las been decrease the mortality from disr
rnvs man IN brompion. ~ Old. had died OF cry
spcss ol both iegs 81 pu.rd character after eve days
Illness caught by sleeping with child who had hat lie
The Of The deaths Ia he weeks end
iug Augusi during The seven years 1870 % ls43
London. ismorc nearly Wosrd shsf millions Of people
i s per week during some weeks Ills yeaf % = ps
such facis show that L0Dd0u i very beshy city
The Mcaioll T-ss .lsies that The aqua mortality %
kns isnd IN l7,N about % - About The middle Of
the ssi century 70 Increased 10 In - Ia 1901 u 10
s., "a l6l, r > and - now u -. hat in about i0
yeats TIE chances ui existence are exactly colble n
London. In Rome The annlsl 1eAihs ~ 10 -
81 Amsterdam. 70 -. Vienna. a. IN p The inta-
biisu. OF Lo1con erei0re has twice good chance q
living As the ourg her q Vienna
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

are Fot.to rrop bat % IA they 100 limited ior one
thaa passing nocce. Oar fsaers have sey ioi
better supply 81 Whesf into he country mafkets 80
hi. sdtec 10 srge arrivals from so-cac snc ~ Il
tarcn 81 A. esry removal = - oiockaoe Ton -
ard Prssisn ports AS reduced re vsle % Nies
some 70 Sc per lsrter A. most q he estns rarse
ard cry SRA. Business -Sr.4riec a ne red clou
Really rrtu- Arerral F.crr = socsA airf' pLt VIC
have e here -hAf srpr'scs-s fhsf srr- srcr, ye We
AZ Inundated wlh sil1 10, . retner saleahe 20 oaAe,'
OF manufacturers Tor sling purposes rlnero1s fNers
have oe-a ozrred A. p1ec bgi l4nc no ecters al
We expec mach Of vii hsve Re sod pr.ces ihsi
W. induce hrir Being tAs-n flT hcs feeding
A. the srt q as week coccec better ieelnS -
ward tliisn Corr. bot hss no been slPporec TIE -
per NlsSsrz y further shipments IN ne ffrrise
Of = 30 -.4-fer. 20 Great Snisr ani ireland rs ess
ered he expectation 81 seeing eacrol 10 ne vkle snt
the large tgsrrues 81 Potatoes bringing iniu be irsh
markets rs sershy diminished ine colslrruor. Very
f,- las beer done thfCl gtoui he week The saes -
scied Rave becr a. 20 20 - Tor prime Yellow 80 20
-. 81 Tor Mixed Two eATsoes q American Yellow A..
rived :. rk sre reported 90 have beer sC.t as wees -
:. rer - ihs snc l. with guarantee ~ ~eisnt snt
coalition BAT have tesri 81 oaer sA-s 81 ear
gr--
TIE weather ths morning q more svor,hle. and W.
have hsi ss business dong in " hesi aincafh
holders would fave suhmitec % = rrilcnon % our
u--e. q the 7th American Flour quite neglected lhis
ornins bat bad better demand io Indian Corn han
any iav throg ghout iHe vees and lr extent oi sacs
were ELECTED crotsrors below, and mere were
enquiries 'cr 1oalng csrgoes nas ~ iid rot ne.
saes 1eirg effected buyers offered ~ , snd
Red ard Nh:,r Wheat - 10 =. NJ lei - 81 tnc ~
Prime We ow Corn l4s % - pure White - - 20 -
ard sill scarce Prime Four - - 90 -. any thing oe
iow q uncertain vs-e srd very anss.esoe Corn Nes
is 80 per Dbl
- yxrort ir sane time if'fo grs
We remain. respectfully,
RICHARDSON. BROTHERS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

Al Interesting Pa AmeniAry return has usi been Is
sued % The subject q savings Bsnks gyrs Faneiy 81
particulars respecting ihem.
The return embraces he whole United hlng 1om snd
made up o. he .nlh November l8fs Th- number Of d.
pcsitors were lo 80 The smouut deposited. s.
vale oce pcrso-s had purchased slnuiles amounting
$o-ss To conduct So savings hanss. here -
unpaid orcers sn1 i,l pad No res lhsn $4,000
dishurscc IN and the loiA expenses q
msnagemeut sino1uied 70 <s9il The average rae q
ini-rcs slo~ 81 % drpOs.ors wLich varies c 9-reut
banks. s,s under Irre per cent b. only ~ ~ per
ioc be lkrgrsi establishment wAs ttatin s. Nsrrus
pace CaAr1S Cross here were 5l-l+ a-Qosi0rs. who
PAD invested S'S7iAo. san greater tha1 th- amount
81 Or The Whoe % scotland there i6 Ccers
a. paid Ard re io,Sl expenditure >aS. The Con
tuer ard Secretary OF ms bank received saay OF
$3.50. The sciuSTles 81 Manchester and Exeter received
3. ~ esch
iExsrine E1Aiyze ms nscbrery AID vii - found
ihsi he eAruiass of the humble drawn by iu,o
Of reservoir os The Bsuk OF England, snc made 70 uphold
The rrc1ss~ expenditure snc corrupt Government which
iupovershe ~ oAis u re community for Zee benefit
o. he rrmainder Ard susts he memorials Of Millions
seeking rrfofm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

FATEgR MATHEW At THE NAssAcHrsSrrs
BLIND AsYLvM-By invitation OF Or. Howe. Superin-
,entens OF the Perkins Asylum for the Bind, FArHSR
MATHEW visited the Institution On Thursday 10 con-
psuv with several friends and highly delighted.
Ther- are between . snd ~ blind persons Al this
cellent institution. Among the number are two blind
bows iriss about wears old. WITH fsNen hair They
are from the OF Msine and arrived - the Asylum
only i-v days since They were hardly tame, or
easy - long hsd they Wild At home Father
Mathew was particularly interested In LAvsA hsrpG
NAN the aeaf darb and biili girl having never vii.
messed such case before On being Informed that she
was shaking hands with Father Mathew, Laura eN.
pressed great pleasure, by her animation. Tie pre-
seuted her with temperance medal an she wrote on
paper 10 reply. " thank you most sincerely Tor the
medal are al very glad 10 500 Father Mathew -
lie thanked her and remarked. shall keep the wnt.
in and put IL frame, and take 10 home With me TO
Ireland Eighteen Of the scholars expressing wish
% tSkc the pledge 10 administered - them with
great interest and each received uedsl and ceruh
cate with which they were much deighicd
Boston Traveller.
~ Col. Washington Cushing died AT South
bingham Mass on Wednesday last tie was born on
the sth OF January l776 and years ct sge a. the
time of bis desh. During the last war, Col Gushing
was in command OF the regiment stationed At the
Castle In Boston HsrhOr
Hos. AMOS TUcK-The L0r,H Courier states
that Hon Amos Tuck i rapidly recovering snd i con
sdered out Of danger Though good deal dehihisied
he viii doubtless BE- able 10 take hs seat AZ the opening
OF The next session Of Congress.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The Prestdeut,s Teur.

A sequel the recent irp 20 the hsnks Of The Loire.
the Presloen OF the Republic has been distributing
adorable M % decorations Of the Legion OF Honor
smonx the func onAes Of The different towns hrou %
which he passed He has . so decorated several old
sodlers ofthc empire who came oo 10 meet tee nephew
OF The I'm decked IN the uniform Of The od saA
and one who appeared 10 the famous regiment c ne
Dromeduies formed by Nspoieoa during The ssypax
<xcedop ard who IL appears bad been wounded al ne
200. OF The great pyramid Since LIS advent 70 power ne
President not confined bis decorations 70 ne
of France He has showed desre 10 60 honor 20 TIE
great men Of oher and has accordingly sect the
cross 10 some OF the principal literary and seiennac men
ssrdsy the Ith OF August has been sxed for the vsit
Of the Precedent .; ne Republic 10 Rouen and Hsvre he
viii leave PARIS Mat morning al O'Clock for Rcoer Ga
his WY he will review The National Guards Of Po.ssy
Nantes, Loaviers. and Eloruf A. Rouen there will be
dinner ball. llumiuarous. and fireworks On ne io
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The Roman -taie.-IraIian. Transported.

letter from T01lon Of he 81, says The steam NJ
gale Cscique. which len Cviis Necchs 90 The lst,
rived here a. night bringing dispatches and - military
passengers some Of hon are L0mbArGians. who 20
be Incorporated 10 The foreign legion. The commis.lou
named by Pope exercise The temporal power durif
bis absence hss srrived Rome THIS commission has
ordered he immediate dschars- Of fraction Of he
sular srmy u The Republic, which having made is ~
oil .sou when The French army took possession u Rome
duly Ia c0cuncu01 viii troops Tue squad
ron under Admiral Ba4din hss retained into roads
from the Hes HVeres snc all vail here FOR he arrival
% he rev cor mandrr. AfnirN PaTsrval Deschenes
eiIsr from Tnu that the chip Ocean has been
I'd Up 20 receive ron leo 90 - Roman prisoners
- These prisoners we're probably al.o foreign
mercenaries and bandits" who held Rome Ia terror
aud nov have to be Imprisoned By the French defend
ers q order and liberty Il Cd Trb4Hl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

PHILADELPHIA. Asx Arr shf, Man. Sac, r.,t.r4
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>as1 ho1fa~ h-i1Hgtl1 At ~Cst- k.srasf $50
o1-., s1rr.. 80 s-oiors n-.s- foa.x Gr-.t e,
hrfsor LsssrJ. "s.ls PrgTcs-e- sopora. Tssrs s.e-
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

Desceuded from H.ntoo ancestors iuherilng nueh o.
The pride nf The followers Of s-nshis Khsr TIE Gpses
dwell amocS not only out ss foreg--
ers hi1cen IN Oosc1Tily created 0y heir own osc
coucucI they have lived Ike animals Of prey Of
AID cat Of MAD These days q reciprocal disregard
BOW however 60 resr end ta,i may ooh forxsrc
with hope 10 heir speedy ex1Icu1. IL sesers places
Bene1l socisaes and schools have heer eszo-shct for
their -sc and most beneficial results h8ve Afenc ec he1
bul renaincc Tor he <ooc people u fArr1Am 70 n1ld
hen house Tais structure. erected IN moclnec Eli
shelnsn e. Goes credit bon he srchifec ard ne p1
pose heb devoted. II "a b-ev- TIE rrs; o.
IL xir1 and from the mAde Tor Is rtrr
conduct sad he which las Tar accc-
lherl. NAV ioos scrFHrc ne tsy wien 10 VII Be
ccre model Tor slusr irstitltlons Historic Iimes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
The stnte of Rome.
The Ms.,sso Md publishes the following extract
ef 4 letter from Rome

De Nfff1lV % TIlI FlUlItuTs VT IlII IIt II y
81 = letter from Rome
The journals and correspondence from Rome must
have inform I'd you arrests have taken psce
mere within The asl few The OF his display
OF violence has hitherto r-nared almost mystery IL
would however sppear that 10 has been called FOR BY
some fnen.ces he pau q the Roman Democrats Ac
cordns % report but the eSscfiude of hch viii not
guarantee Of the of The uuf0rgnae Count Rose
who Was A. Rome with General Dudinot has 10 ne
fallen luder the poignArr o. Cowardly ASSASSIN. WITH
regard Inquiry ordered by General OudinOt into tie
sfsrs OF the assassination Of Count Rgos The following
particulars you msy rely certain, although they have
not vet been mentioned His assassin certain Bexz
who was b. nd " sidedecamp u Ccerucho, snd Who
-ad had been arrested A. the assassins o. The
Able Lmnes, u he editors n the Llb1ro, there
we're Two ard one certain Csrho1areO. Among Oh e
persons = the famous Mon-igr0re Garcia Who
aer being 81 founders editors the C5sf>
p9r11o Journal u Csriuo ard sterbiu separated aim
ser from them olrd the posifir0 In which he publish
under his signature several articles prove that The
Government Of Plus tx had become impossible snd hat
ne ou. % shtirafeH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
Return Of the Legitimate Sovereign to Rome.

Ateegrsph from Rome % Pans confirms the statemeri
that The Pope had refused ne conditions aid do~nior his
reesiablshneri
TIE Tinss Gays, We have received letters Of ne th
ut non our correspondent Ia he Roman szr-s en0rzc
lng Vanrty u matters 40 srirE ne Aies news rom
(aets Nons ana had been decided &C. s1t ihirgs
nance exactly si.ie. far TIE Papa. Gov
conceruzc, hey we're OF ne day GENERA
Oucinos entered Rome
TIE coui.sion-r. named By ~ Pope have srrived
Rome. and commenced proceedings by dissol.g u-
whole u he Roman army. ircllcing even he troops
which lad remained "a ht 20 ne Pope L. sad hat
as Holiness has refused re.urn 10 h0ne lless Austria
ant NeOpoAtAn Troop. g.rnson he CITY vel French
uoOps
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

Judging from such Information a. can obtain
think the number OF slaves erpOries from the coast 10
lSs8 have fallen far short 81 100000 OF which be
and 1000 must have been captured. col
leci hy Slr Charles HOhsm's squadron. His own evi-
dence nearly 81 per cent The proportion OF cap
tures speaking Il capfed vessels only. bat II this 81
The captures must have been couhned very small
ghiy laden vessels. for The proportion has SCI
DOM u viii be reached even high 10 per cent
n any conclusive confirmation we're wanted OF the truth
ihs. The fluctuations Of The slave rsc depended solely
the demand for slave produce n The markets u Europe,
would De found lu table which exhibits comparative
view Of The extent oi he trade 81 different periods, ard
NJ he prices such periods Of ordinary havans sugar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

LAWS o. FSsocESirUKE. &c.-Mr. Dea.son Lonsc-
eanker and fer Surrey died The other day. aged &C.
MS persona esiAe consists Of sioooc In gold. rs real
estates IN iorssaire and surrey worsh s5 more.
Neay a. ms be aas settled uFcn Lord Of re q
Aloen C0nyaghsm- They want law. n Easlsna 10 CON
pei more equal Gstnturon OF saeA -siAies law %
abolish enisis And Pnnosen,tzre And three year psrs
nests Instead Of seven yea II escios gets eAssisc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
1Iaminni Rnnl.hed.

On the 18Th Ill Count Msmisn wss summoned before
the police. when % VS. ntmaied 20 him m brutal man
ner hat he must cult Rome within q hours Ga his pro
testing against .uch unparalleled exercise Of power te
told being Of such lpfgencs he could not
be- permitted 10 continue Ia Rome II he did not quit
that psce In the time specified he would be removed by
force Toe respectable Inhabitants 81 the city were per-
ftv shocked on the receipt Of this for al cssse,
unite 10 honorns MamAnf for his great Literary attain
fneni- - well "a his civic courage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

scsA at al % o. IA -. ssss,us ss b,a.
- 9 dsr SO .o,-ss-
lssA A. - N. y - .hY 'aa- iof sroai 50 n S.-
Or'-srs - Ls-rYccl
"a at. ss!7 % u. ss.s Aires .ss,aax ssI
Iva q. ~ n& - o. pssssf ssrsn an .to-s,s
ga shs asDonf = aols- ssl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27
Hoiosns for the Roman Republic.

Accounts from Boogns ofthe 5oth ut stale that The Nh
licpA Council OF that city had pronounced Itself unar
nous " In favor ~ the msner ance Of the Constitution %
ne Roman States In consequence Of THIS act he PaIa
and French authorities had resolved 10 dissolve the
Council
Probably shall hear that thi. d. the doing OF for
elrnnrs. ~ ~.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-27

The K.rr u ssrsiais ope1ed the Parliament u rgrn
o- The Sh and received VITA erihc. asc arcla
rsuors AG-r re usual fomAlres. HIS Massey 80
dressed ne Senator'S 40 Deputies He ceg,r BY abiding
70 the rssf ard present tiues q Zee country and
20 hen % sri with coouess and judgment in Their en-
desvur' 90 exrcse from 20 painful position and 20 Ay
t.ce e. party passion and private rivalry. he thea IN
formed then inat TIE negotiations VIII Als,Ta scQesret
90 draw o. close. ard they terminated
ms Ministers Woud Jay he Treaty before TIE Chambers
FOR tteir ceberzror HIS relations wiih foreign powers
v-re IN genera srcshle IN Of becoming -
and wss ~ duty o. express. hs gratitude n Eng ard
and Francs Tor the support sfJcer % the hnEtou y
-.eir powerful edstor. rs Ns'es,y then process 80
% cal re sfe1rr u he Chamber 70 the trsrces src 20
The .ueo-son OF me ssie Of h- people; ard concluded
by STATING af CONVICTION hs by colsiancy and prirrcr
af trust n Providence they would be abe % orn- i1e
country through 81 IS dcu res l. . prooshe iha ne
dTere-c-s Win Austria viii be setieo By Piecm'ui
abandoning the pr-e1sl01 fhsi clause nsurng Al a.-
the Lomhsrds shall Be inserted m Toe Treaty. oi
Peace TIE Austrian Government ceferninecly refuses
to admit Sd ex,svzgsnf preterson butts $50 io nave
given verbal ASSURANCES that % VIII grant an an esy -
Rough DO viii slow foreign power Co interfere De-
tween DO ard - 81 niects
TIE Treaty OF Pesce between Austria and f.etmoni
signed on The sih irst a. Milan parua snnesIy
was proclaimed Milan the sih. THIS Intelligence
received BY special courier from Turn wac
reached Paris on the 9.h
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htfe doubt 10 the commercial character
OF toe whole proceeding The numbers would doubtless
differed had squadron been there, but the
proportions ou.d have remained he same, and wei
iuQglry The producing me IN
81 the slave irade tine ard Us dminuuon
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TIE R,so-yt-~rf OF Turin. Of the q inst erngs az
from Nerice % the h uit The Assembly hs1 de-
creed hy considerable ority. The .evy o 50 seamen,
from 10 ST. years of and 20 civic guards between
and 20 TIE greatest tranquility prevailed IN ne city
TIE AlsAns We're aoorns 20 establish rev battery OF
heavy artillery a. San Giu'isno The correspondent OF ne
R0--i-e1to states that he heseged would hold oli -
long - hey had any provision. len The Commsnder OF
he Alstrsn Heei hsd notified bis determination not %
allow Fngiish French vessels 20 enter the nsrhor
Venice a 90 BE- homharied from san GIuisno BY esns
Of 2fpouuders used morsrs Trials have proved nat
has this vsy be- sent lfuo Austs A. feet which =
the distance rom >an Gigsno 20 the center of Venice
Attempts vii be make % employ Psis1an guns IN no
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