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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
Profe-,lons Of Rn--In.

tits said that three colrrrs from 50 Peterborough
have lately arrived az Nsp.es one Of them with aut1
graph etterf rom the Emperor o. the hns aud o. tne
Prince az SsirsnO The Emperor assures the hing
that distance only prevents physical interference oy
Russia n his behalf that he hss instructed bis repre-
sentaves Al London and Paris o. demonstrate In On
energetic against the continuance OF that inter
ference and above al o. express his indignation -
the conduct of the sdniras n interfering with the
military proceedings Of the King General
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Ng nsOAr SrATE % MAlNE.-This neat and
t''rt "ie beat, Capt :. u H0wes j. now on the
layton lEs g. New FORK, and hiss proved herself
" spe d sni comfort of the best w.dter boss
70 "a he : 'ond. Captain Howes has been our
ssrn ws,er. cor several years. aud the travelling
ruaoty know him = sktl.iai well As gentle
ey Captain Mr. Nsil. his pilot understands his
,ess yriccty. and everything about the boats iu.,
n,soold be- Boston Transcript
iE HARKAw,y SUNK.--Thc officers OF the
asoa, Gen Pike. arrived yesterday reports me loss
- egl OF tde steamboat Hsrkswsy when shout
ne above Donslds0nvilie she sprung ieSN sna
18th dlfkculty GOT - the shore where she sunk 10
sa-teAne deck The principal portion Of her cargo
~~used, bu, In . damaged cosdition
IN. y. Pic Jan. J.
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Later from Column bus.

b. T.is.Yrapi COLUMBUs. Thursday. Jan. IL.
In the Senate to-day, after an Intellectual at
temp, TO amend the journal the Chairman introduced
resolution TO sppont committee TO canvass the
Governor vote This gsve rise 70 so exciting debate
which lasted all day In the House motion was made
to correct the journal or Tuesday The motion was
debated with warmth up to the hour OF adjournment
Throug bout the Incorporate language was used,
and the previous exciting scenes renewed.
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FULL DETAILS OF
INTELLIGENCE FROM TIE OLD NURID,
By THE STEAMER AMERICA,
cARFFr-rry PFFPAEKD CONDT~9ED AND ARRANGED
- ~
The Boston Mail. brineInz our FOREIGN -

The Boston Mail, bringing our Foreign Files
and Correspondence, arrived early this mornins
We glve below complete details Of the news
carefully condensed and arranged for TIE Tn
Bane. Our foreign correspondence wlA appear a.
the earliest possible date Among the letters IS
very interesting one from our X from whom our
eaders viii be glad % bear again.
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RUSSIA.
>pnIn'- ACQUAINTANCE Out.

The Na0nai states that General Yssco del Vale had
addressed dispatch the Queen Of Spsin OF the date
Of the 18th Nov stating that tie l1ih he and All AIS
suite would quit st Petersburg The General could
not obtain the recognition Of the Queen neither could
he obtain The favor OF interview with MS Imperial
Majesty. either alone or in presence Of hs Minister
VI 30 Nessalr0de This change Oi intention from that
which ina ,aied 5y me promise or less direct
that me General should be received the Minister OF
queen attributed 10 the unexpected successes Of
Cabrera
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The Southern Maii-The Choiera AT New
Orleans.

~ Tsksraphl BALrrNoRE. Thursday Jan II.
The southern mai brings New-O rleans papers
OF the 4h The Board OF Health reports the Cholera to
be- rapidly on the decrease The epidemic has, how
ever. broken out At Donald.onvlle and ls vicinity -
sixteen case. had occurred up TO the 2,h OF which
proved fatal
The bark Carolina arrived At Charleston on sunday
10 20 hours from New York
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AenIfh of Cincinnati.

Bg TeleSraph CINCINNATI "Wednesday Jan. 10.
The cold weather. has had the effect OF driving
the cholera entirely on, of the city and the trade to
some extent has boon resumed notice change In
the markets o.day
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Suspension OF Navigation.

b. Tfisgrdph FirrsRVRGH Jan IL.
The navigation Of the Ohio river IL entirely
suspended above Wheeling Ia consequence OF the Ice
The weather continues intensely cold aud the obstruc
ods ON our rivers ar constantly Increasing In strength
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NAPLES.

Letters from spies dated the 10Th inst have reached
US The kins and royal family. the Ministers aud Cd
plurnatic body remained 80 Gseta. Beside The Pope
and Cardinals there wese 70 that place nor less than .n
Ministers pienpo,entary. lreatnuinler 81 the most
dist.n lished Neapoan families have zone there
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TrF,rary At presen; exhibits very large mass II
crime.
NJ william Wa o C.0uneL recently arrested IN.
5s- the Ia as Corpus SlsPens Act was adm lied
20 bs. 90 SATURDAY ty order 90 BIS tNce-ercy 1ae
L ord Iiau-arsnt
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ceremonies of Innuauration.

been taken by n. Marrsst Il. Rousseau, Chairman Of
the Committee chs rged with examining the electoral
returns ascended toe tribune and read the above state
rnent Of the elect on After paying tribute Of praise
and gratitude t. General Cava gnac which MAS rathea
by the loud sccl smstions 81 the entire Assembly,
" Rousseau cOnc uGed by calling upon u TO procai"
the President and exclaimed Have confidence God
protects France
Cen Caysignac. having then sscended the tribune.
said
NJ ta Catet have .t scot ne '- r, - POS fi
tf nr rn. f1rwaff sHrrerf@r te powers f "'N '
ID. ..feI Sou understand better tnsn fr cypress, -
condiments 0t .raff.'e r f.~ re rf1. fe .r f-
n. ht tie A..@-nby o ts ta@e ir FI e's DOB n
his Lnri addraa. Yas -ecn-ved with l.aen-ng c-.-s
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iANEs STEWART. IS Cansl,t and lo6 .f1-st s con-
D.slly maBufacrgrng gld 1as n0~ 90 hsrd between ~
snd tD superior aes o tn- following descriptions al a
rsss0nsols prices, namely
D-rus.s Lafn--, very highly tnis 81
coz mon.
B-.ss ar WOOD Turner'S L4th-s
Jewellers s-d P-I-.-clse Makers very az -liJ'
] STEWART . zs0 alfh0nz-f 70 act A. agent i3f ~
80 of he re-5rsed Lalh7s mang'scmred ~ Jsln-s
PERKINS u 1son VI srge re an D. prices ron - =
te0H specimen u IS d@s-rpuO1 may Do se-a A. rs
iscl0ry shove ~. Pug
NrDTICE-A stolen properly ~-icl hss rem .in-d =
airnel Tor tie a.l NOUNS g. NJ r3c7 O ~ a.
.f Ilstr- Will BE- sod a. pubic a-clol a. ~ rll u
x-sk. rom liz lot day 81 January nsL ~ order ~ -
P1Hr- Iu.Ur-z ~ snIsrY J. 80
lIV-iC-Bals and private parties furnished win Fo-
H.rp % Piano FOri- scrpinpsln-nior insfDn-tls
I'm thr-e " 70 10 lumber may De esi-5 Orders
--,1.rv AMENDED ~ SIMPSON
- ~ i6- Chlrclst.
SWEDISH LEECHE--l0l.o very healthy 80 e.
80 -eh-s -rriy 81 - ne steamship Ashngton,
for sac by quAnres 70 sut purchsse y CLEU,
importer u Lsec1es, JO1u-st III lv
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PORTUGAL.

The American screw stssmer Allegheny Lieutenant
Commander Hunter IN the TsEus en- tie 25d OF
December. The American fFigsie Uaited states Com
mciore Reed ~ Csdir
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Mr.. TRCK A>D Mn BRoNs-The Washington

Mr. IRCK AND Nh BRONN-Ihe " ashngtou
correspondent of the Ner York trDress says
The insulting remark of Brown Of Miss % Mr. Tuck
OF snd the prompt retort 70 this insult, by the
member from New Hampshire. has led 70 demund
for explanations from Mr. b. Mr. lnge OF Ala bore the
message Of preliminary reply
Ire apology rather belongs % Mr.. Brown and u
the high minded man be ss he Is represented, he will
make IT, Every member on the door OF the House holds
his seat by an equal right and the OF the Msss
spui, member that he believed Mr. Tuck was mem
her was unbecomin1 Of one holding his place BY no
better title and by constituency more respectable
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

DELAWARE LgGIsLArVRs.-The House OF the
Delaware Legislature has psssed resolution appoint
ins Committee t. inquire into the expcdieney 81 .
sw authorizing special election ~ BE- held tor the pur
pose Of sscertsinlng the OF the people o the
state in relation u calling Convention 81 alter the
Constitution bill has been presented extending tho
Jurisdiction Of Justice Of the Pesc. 10 siOo
This bin provides that where sppesl taken tho
party appealing shall give security Tor inc amount
~ well the OF suit petition for the renewal
OF the charter Of the Bank Of Delaware for twenty
wears has been presented The senate has passed All
act % amend the Constitution OF the state os Dels
ware and bill creating additional Jusuee OF the
Peace In New Castle County
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
CITY ITEMS.

FRfDAY January ~
FlRE.-Jan l2-Last night about 10 o'clock
6rs broke out among some kinding wood 10 the base
rnent ofG Aliens house NJ South 81, and before Il
could be exrnguished the flames communicated 10 the
upper stories and damaged property to ths amount Of
go which however was covered By Insurance
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

vessel UPsET.-The schooner Beir'dere was
overturned evening By the ioasng lee In the East
River and let's complete wreck. She was finally 'e-
cured 10 the pier At the foot Of Rooseyeltst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

DARING OUrRAGE.-We are informed that ow o.
ing % some difficulty between the on the Nan
t1cke, Railroad az Wocotyie and some u the labor.
ers 0n the road, the latter on Monday last Dis
charged IN consequence u which the laborers became
snrsgsd aHd threatened the life Of the The
lext morning sOne hall dozen or more Of the DIS
charged having provided themselves with loaded mus
st repaired - the residence u the Oyerseer beiof
1ay -gn, and having discovered IS they suppose
tie room IN which No lodged. they discharged tne''
pieces Ia the direction Of the bed IN he roc a. IL 80
happened that the owner I'D not occupy the room -
macs Goth Of whom were badly woundec-one ~
them i. Is feared MORALLY. The rioters imnedaIe
Jed Al the lss, accounts three or four oil tss no
been ARE sted and not pursuit. was being sos 10 lac
=, w. Earn tina, one of the ladies' 10 since dead
lNew-Hayen Register. LIN
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AUSTRIA.
The gperatfonz Ina Hungary.

The following brief dispatch from rnce Wind sch
eratl 20 Lieutenant Field Marshal Weldon. which We
hpj u the Vienna correspondence az the H7w,HrB
Rrs,nhaisof Friday last " frtsivg Dec i'll hasten
60 inform your Evceicncy that with the second corps
have ust entered a. o'clock in the afternoon. Pre-
burg by way OF Stsmpieu. 90 the city bal been ye.tcr
dsy fully evacuated by the enemy. aud the bridge OF
boats had been removed reserve farther details.
shan remove ,uy headquarters today 90 Car burg.
Another letter states that the Austrian INV ls
rapidly aG suciug into Hungary, aud b. Invariably tlc
fnrious I,rnsu and Pr sbGrg have been taken and
the uncsrias have been driven from Wirselturg. hut
NOT an thew mad XII ed 500 Austiians The Hungarisus
However, took their revenge by tn ihcursl0n ami hn
attack upon Wiener Ncustsdt which suffered fuucn.
Executions have continued until very lately snd have
caused 4 general feeling 81 eXecrsu1n People are d's
eusted with the incessani murders of Niudischgral
Count Martial The people Of Jenna are more SEMI
mental than political and these asssssiuat0ns disgust
them more than despotsm
The UieR1 ZstHR of the 7ih inst states that Franz
Fila Of Sesa aged - years has been sentenced % II
years improvement for participating IN An armed not
and that Franz Noe of Syra ia the artillery. has been
condemned to years hard labor, IN heavy IRONS. at
the toruhcatons Tor dcseruon and participation IN the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
Late-t-A Provi-lonnI Government.

The Ala Florence journal oft the Plat inst quotes
following .etter dated Rome i'fn iast evening Dee
mu.taous discussion took place 20 4e pl.ar CLUB A.
which Torres and several other ultra erals demand
ed tl s creation ot Prov sioul. Government n4' i,
A. O clock all the Dergates of the different Clubs 1t
Rome assembled pescesbly In the small nall and voted
an address 20 the Chambers in which the insisted on
tho formation 90 "a Provisional Government composed
of 1ree mefnhars chos.arl ite following ,rs1us
Mrssrs Caml,Io Gai.ffl ~turoineiu, Guicclo.-
Csmersts. and Oaueuo Ihs three members chosen
Are % conyuke the Constituent immediately oiutrw -e
the c.un. will take 600 themselves o dose The Cham
tor he'd su extraordinary sitting In the evening o dis
cuss the address All We know j.. that Gal III hHs &C
copied the mission and that ton git the oel Ut the
Capitol win be put n motto .o announce the Hssufnp
ton az power by ths Yuti and the Convection OF the
Constituent Assembly There prevails this morning b
consider. e agitation aHd If thi1 evening ne Consti.
uent Dee not couvoked. may expect some 'oodshed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

Policeman Thomas Mitchell OF the
Fourteenth Ward e the Ice al the corner ofCrosby
and Ho ward SIS asst night and broke bis arm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

r,ox CHACREs-A telegraphic dispatch from
o,,,ars announces that the steamer Falcon, from
-, arrived 10 that city on the OH inst. The Fal
..,,ns, 10 Rowland & Aspinvalrs Line Of Cslifor
s..rers and IL will be remembered sailed from
- passengers for Chsgres and California on the
q december She probably has news from the
-, cslifornis though the dispatch does not men
A. be ub,eci
NJ Hon HAIRY HIBBARD is the Honker can
- for Congress IN the IVth District II New
.r;stire
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PorlCg CoURT-A man named John DOnnsi was
- -8r- Jl.t- --fertsT. ch.1- ~ Tosaf
ssutag vie l lslt % al ron - sFd>lc- .1fsc-d.f
n Ole "a l Jfllsy t.s pssc4-f
q. osu s13 rsrrrs ~ft a. lt-ry hs
- --s-ss tines afag severe Toani -Connnl~f g.,
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Z M = = 4
Final state OF the Poll.

The following s the final state Of the poll 81
dressed By N Committee Of the Assembly 10 the Nom
49,, 90 ,,,s,. u ne T. Dstsr~sr,s NJ
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The AlgnacHS Lfuabg of the 10Th met publishes the
following n M extraordinary supplement- aud Ia very
cousuicuous .' We have received via gran the
fu confirmation 81 the report that the Hungarian Diet
has declared the addiction of the Emperor Ferdinand
and the accession of his nephew null and void 90 re-
CARDS Hungary as according To the existing laws Of
that country the throne only change hands 81 the
death OF the monarch unless 81 the express desire 90
the nation and with the sanction Of the Diet Non
i'm the present instance the nation neither consulted
nor n s,nc-l demanded Eli the authorities troops
aud Inhabitants OF Hungary have been called upon not
10 acknowledge or obey any laws OF commands Al VA
rance with the Constitution OF the and ana % reject
Al usurpatiou &c lu such terms Gays the fiPfusnf
Iaue "is the resolution of the Hungarian Diet sn
nounced la the Pt.f Ga-ef Of the sth inst This reso
luton may after the subJug alton OF Hungary lead o.
total dissolution Of distinct administration Of that
kingdom
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<EW-YORK TRIBUNE.
.vTERN0ON-ONE O'CLOCK.

- The soUrnsRS Mail due at 2 clock has
. 81 arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

ATrENPT AT HOBBERY.-IwO men, named Ol-
iyer Lock and John Collins were arrested last night
By off :er McCready Of the Second Ward, on charge
Of attempting d roo the oyster saloon Of Mr. srsns
corner 4 Nassau snd Fulton .ts IL appears that TIE
prisoners ensned Ia the celer until the lights were
out out when they attacked Mr. ODonnel and Mr.
Moore the assistants with tb- Intention OF getting the
money which they had Just taken from the drawer
Committed
Police CouRr DR. WusselnOOi was taken into Gus
t.g --,@r8ty sy L@snd -srart casffus hns n
--e-- rsrsf1r Kl@rt Bls-y tss-l custody y,s
IL IL.
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FArr AFFrtY.-At lwrenceyII'. =. {. on
the 5-.h ult rsncontre took place between Mr VIM
Hastings and Mr. James Dllerd at the house OF thu
former In the course of the afr4y Duard received
wound from kulIe ~ a. severe nature ~ % cause
bis death on the following day Nir Hastings delivered
hmself az. and was r,amiued before two Mars'la
who admitted him 90 bal TOR his appearance ai the nest
Court
THF FrtF 'r CANAJ0UN Rif.-Wc understand
that the loss sustained by the TIRE 40 Cana ohare wa
81 coo the value of tha mill buildings on which there
vas su insurance of only : 1000 other policies upon
the buildings having expired ieU weeks ag'. The
lo.. of Messrs Erwin is about 90 70 $1,000. which
Is fully covered by insurance. Albany Argus
SUGAR HOUSE Burst ON Monday night the
-th ult sugar house nesr Ccntreville In the parish
of So Mary belonging 20 Mr. W Pumphrey took FIRE
and wa entirely consumed together with his entire
crop Of sugar He had lst fnshed taking Oh his crop
New Orleans Picayune, Jan. :.
"a Rev NJ. SEAMAN. late Catholic prst in
Elgn ll learn by private letter from chicago,
cut ME throat on the sd ult and not expected 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13
THE Arov.r, BANK RosErRY--The Ma'sf

| THE AUGUSTA BANK ROBBERY--The Nain<
rsrnSr contains the following particulars reanvr 10
the robbery OF this bank u sppesrs that young WIN
ssie who vent under the Of Curtis, diyniged mo
ubols NATTER 10 M Nichols city Marshal Of Charlie
toxn vhere Wlngsio belonged IL seems from the sc-
counts thu, We have heard that thess young men con
eeived the design Of roooing the BANK While N" rev
.afs wAs building being made IN Their vicinity thst
they obtained an impression of the key and msnnisc-
tured ike IL and ~ the safe hsd remained " 'ne
mandatory time before u WAS ior~sfo1o, 'ney
probably bad tried I, there one Of them -. here IN
October while the bank room wa being nnsned' AiS
made himself thoroughly acquainted with the pan OF
the building and srrsn gements OF me sewers foohs
On saturday evening u being very dark and stormy:
they commenced their operations and while ifient
Jones the sucnoneer, was knocking on goods n ms
next ,snensnt 10 crowd 81 purchasers they we're
burroving through the brick val snd getting nto the
vsuit Before ID o'clock they hst removed The De
posts" and taking their horse and sleigh from thu
ksnnebec Hotel. where they had put him up hey
loaded IN sneir booty and carried up % the rtsta
House where they unlosded a. and carried the horse tn
the Augusta House sud put him up ~hc they returned
10 secrs;e the money They then entered the cellar
window went up the stairs and anbotsd the back door,
took in the money and carried up into the Represen
tsuves Hall snd .ecre,ed il under the sPeaSer. desk
In doing this they had % open one or so ioors that
were lc kei but for doing which they had false keys.
ira .ns.ssr. desk 10 raised upon platform In front
of the desk the serks deck but some ten or twelve
inches lower Behind the clerk snd near me noor 81
bis desk two drawers and the board ssNn" .aica
these drawers shut forms partition oet~c~n tnem
snd the space or cavity beneath the speakers des
This board they removed and thrust tho money under
We are told that 10 previously planning snt prepsr
Jog this place for secretins what they might s-s-o
removing the board they spi T. and had another Que
the nails driven through m their proper
psec but the points broken of the other aide, 90
that IL sppesrcd nailed fast The whols was very
boldly and insen0usly done, and u 10 matter OF 70
greet that these young men could not spend their no
talents and ingenuity in some honest way All INC
money has been recovered except 1901. We are told
that the real nance Of the young 10 Nngss, that
they belong to Chsrlesto~n. Mas and thar the one
who was arrested here 10 only about l. years isse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-01-13

MrRDrR rs WILCOX ALA.-We learn that
some ten days ago Al the steam mill near Camden,
Wilcox county a murder was committed upon the
person or John \ Moore by Legrand q Hanks The
murder escaped and has not been appraheud, H. The
particulars a. we learn them ARR follows That
iesrsri Hanks assaifei and beat ia father t'i ah
Hanks that two brothers and John A Moore being
present iuterierei ~ protect the Old man and that
subse9ucntfy a rtncontre cnsued between legrant @
Hanks and John Moore. which resulted 10 the death
Of the latter. STATE "e<eite
NAVAL CorRr MARrfAr.-A Navfl General
Court Martial convened yesterday az the Nav lard,
CONSISTING ol the following officers President Commo
dore -loat. Commanders II Page. J. saunders
" 10 Gsrdrer. Samuel Barron. D. q Sinclair and
John * Tucker members and simeon Wheeler. Judge
Advocate tor the trial ol Ndshipman Dehoven and
such others as may boz brought before L.
Norfolk Beacon. THU sday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Rxrraordtpary DEVELOPMENT.

DIPLOMATIC SMuG6LiNG.-We have seen let
ter from one Of the Northern European Capitals in
which is disclosed fact most humisine TO our coun-
Try. hi alleged that the Diplomatic Representative
ufhe United States OF the Northern Courts, hsv
ing been for suspected. hss At length been
detected IN smuggling Brush goods-laccs, eslcoes,
Ncto the amount of - 90 riN dollars supposed to
De Joint concern with some traders IN the Capital re
TERED TO- The ten large boxes containing the goods
were represented by the diplomatic gentleman to con
tain only supplies for his own family such as sugars,
&c but one OF them accidentally broken open IN
the Custom House. and the discovery was made. The
Custom House authorities took possession OF The
whole Tue discovery Is ssd 10 have produced the
deepest moriines stion among the American residents
We cut the above from the Commercial Aarer-
iissr Of last evening 50 serious charge should be
made the subject Of immedsie investigation In the
proper quarter In the time We suggest that the
Cssneroisl ought DC more explicit VA It's sia1e mens
The Unted States has Representatives. At four Of the
Northern Courts OF Europe namely Berlin CoPsnas'
gen. stockholm and ST. Petersburg and Il Is rather too
Bad that four Ministers should lie under suspicion OF
ai.sraociul act which only one Of them has committed
Let us hear the name Of the o1enter.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-02-17
Inter from Venezuela.

The brig Erato arrived at this port yesterday
from Porto Csbello which place she left on the 27th
ut Through the politeness Of Capt. LANDER we have
been furnished with farther information respecting
affairs in Venezuela. The steamer Soovse, of New
Orleans was still under seizure. Capt Winnett states
that he was taken by the Venezuelan squadron on the
g7,h OF November. when OF the bar of Marscsibo in
distress being short OF fuel and carried into Porto
Cabello for trial He was separated from his vessel
hsd lost nearly all his clothes nautical instruments,
books, ships provisions, &c. The trial Ia still pro-
sressng ard yet the result s uncertain The Scoge
was formerly in the u 5. service and commanded
BY Lieut. Hunter At the taking Of Avsrsdo. She was
purchased in New orleans by Mr.. Ellis Tor navigating
the Oronoco.
There had been decisive battle between Gen Psez
and the Governmen; squadron. The whole Of Gen.
Paezs squadron had surrendered to the other party
large number Of persons OF note had arrived a, oro
CabeO ON their way 10 Caracas twas supposed that
there would be peace soon. Gen. Paez still a,
Curacao