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TO MEN or FNTFRPRIsg

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Patents for Aessrs WEST & THONgsOss oeebfsea
ChP Coupling Joiaf" the most valuable inyelaon "
me present age Is ready 10 dispose Of one Or mo'
81 Tie sad Patents, such insure 10 ne par
cnasers certain and rapid fortunes The French Bes'
and Dutch Patent. granted for the u Dee je"'
each, from the date Of the American Paten Hh Jane'
ls4s tie Prussan Austrian and Russian Patents for shod
periods
The undersigned i In a position 81 prove ron
the most auAeuc sources, that tie French Paiens 'ors
will realize to the purchaser $1,000 Nos e's iDs1
tFooo s2ooeo Will b. realized BY the propue,ofs o.
BRUSH Patents from contracts already entered into WIZ
the undersigned The importance and value Of The n'sn
uon have not only been admitted bat thoroughly reco~
nended by the most experienced engineers and machines
IN this country and Europe IA TACT this JOINT faPa9
superseding the "Esnge and Boil system
Gentlemen are invited cal and investigate the sueee'
for themselves. All information will be eheerhiy mr.
nished on application to
CLINTON q. GlLROY. Tribune Bulldinr
r. > few valuable " State Right" Of The Amercas
Patent may yet be had OF the subscriber Leefs mns es
postpaid
As,o tie fs(sfy Of The P.,ns both ,rsrice- Fv.
nssa 3ag 70 stated that tts Syecsssss snd u 80 ~
RsIse ey c kslsf gs9 sts C4si Etsnssf a ths rs'
s&ssl 10 @ss' s'~ss'sas Pssa' ,sss, a Asass 1Hs
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DENMARK AND sCHLESWIG.
The DIMES still Losers.

BY letters from hadersleben. of May g. We have news
That 30 PTussan hussaTs suddenly attacked by de-
aehmeni Of Danish husAsrs and cut 10 pieces because
they would not surrender but reinforcement Of Prus
sians coming up Immediately the Danes were forced %
n.y. ener having .ost II men, killed made prisoners.
Tho following was published al Schcswlg on the 5h
inst
"kotsIss xsy Tins moraing about oeoA tFo hsso1s OF
nntt eonpaa, Of sharp 'hoois hall ssqsdfoa Of
and three out - b. 10 direction Of fl-
Tbs n ths erp-o s.csan whether he Dsu
had rstsestsd Asr ng from ID small 10
tschmsn Of The troops bond t@msiees about %
the Of iofcs The ha4 Lasted t NJ Tie
Danes having that time been the tsnd
tnsi them. " bring bsiaons TIE hed the O.
The rseoas0sanc h~d n be sttains1 The
.@d. ~uuassd and missing The Danss must have
has considerably Hsre AZ led thsn troops.
(stynsdl "AHLEFELD"
Private communications report more considerable ar
fair 10 have taken place on the 4ih.
Letters from Altoona confirm the fact Of the entrance Of
the German troops into Jutland They add that u Is Tie
intention OF Generals frtt~z and BONN 10 advance Sim
ultsneously against Relic and Ffedencia
private communication from Hendshurg states that
news had arrived Of engagement having taken place
on the IN inst between the Schesvg osfeners aud The
Danes which had ended IN the defeat Of the latter No
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Prosre.. Of the Intervention.


TIE P1yB N5nev Publishes Dc io Ing Govern
r0erf received 10 ~ cOlr.e n the efen- - I'm Instant
from Geners Oui.lo te q 9Flg te erspfc spzi-lf
ser. rom Marse. re- ol ne 7,h u Hsy
P.lo M
IT, Ce,>~af - Csi>f ., fA> Nnsf>r + Ha~
T.. g. f,gs-4 1-r5s-as- T. a--.r s1--s a pa
.ssss t. st a. Fo'1fo. ~ % goo fon h-
Gssrs Asrl
T. Ni>ef>~ = F~orre rie Nr,f> + Fa-.'7n <@4r-r
Tie Krx ~ gss-er'a -
~ s-ss n Tt- rsr-r-5 I-rrss p -
~ .usfar n 10 -.1,s 'Ira F1 Nfs Z sam 800
o4rs- e. Tern ~ .0s. a. ors >f--1 y
P1rfa G No
TIE M11rrv ~ SIR plti.-es he folio" ~ alo..1Da'
- errsr h.c C.srafcl from Genera. DlclIci-
Ir- s-sg.l .rsa- ~ fls.- usrrt y. ri.r-
IT, IRE cn sfny 1Cl-rJ 80 rii ,-of- its 1870.
re rsr t.-sr srtar r. or fsrf. '.f ",'-
o. ~ 1.r - aff 70 -"
Private lef-r. from Terrscna- ~ ne ~ ~ 49,
fts o. a. esrv ao-r "a me n1rrg spanish sei-1fo
srresrrd .ef-4 tom ard summoned d, 70 sIrret3ff
ygre o ..e1 am = ne eer. o. ne nina ANTS 1e p Pr
u Nsoe - entered fte t0Hl ieH hours hi-rf" Az
Spans troops gave possession n ne i2'is WI a.
rrsife. ~ ae Sesp0Auiu troops which accDilpeH
King
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
ROME.
The French AT Rome.
correspondent OF Gal'sNGsfs Messesgv writes n

correspondent OF Gal,gHGsis Mssscsyey writes from
Rome on the Let inst as follows.
Yesterday the eiD gates. within gun-shoi OF s.
feers were attacked by the advanced guard SoQ
of General Oadipos force, and, AFTER severe eoaac
were rrpused with great loss the part " the French
rhev Loaf about i.5gQ men, comprising 50 prisoners,
among them IS officers OF rank Il j. sureTa9ous %
thar The French fought with great bravery but they were
met BY OF equal bravery. aud The eonrci was despe
rate The Romans defended The bsrricNdes win Sool
5000 men ana an immense number u The ei11ens, IN
iaoo men, troops and volunteers. who were 1o allow e.
IN order 20 be kepg fresh for renewa 81 nc sack
which expected hourly. The Romans have ost - on
GERS and shout 30 some OF them belonging 70 be
most respectable families IN Rome. General pudino
must have been deceived, he calculated On REACTION
Isl party in Rome that does II mast DC Sdnu ca
thai the Romans have not mach repaid caisn N tDrnl o
they are unanimously opposed % The fesioiahon 81
sovernuent cd ali Cardinals and JeSus Reinforcement
are hourly coalng into the eiiy that Il e siiaek i re
rowed the loss OF lie and destruction Of properly mus
be isnnense a. the ely viii be defended street by street
The French prisoners have been treated with tue greatest
Humanity and surgeons ana provisions have been SEN o
by The Romans TO the fTcnch camp. Tie Romans Nho
eymDaihze with the French, are asioand"d a. tas N
expected attack from Oovernmcp ~ hei3oAesns, anu
. people whom they have never onended
The Rosaa M1an0r OF The Isl gives the following &C
count OF the attack
Nse 0cLaos The enemy, without any oteia uoAee mas
come In view OF Rome with cannon Ia TIE dreeAo =.
the Porese gate hrng Is heard Hl pat ne
assault has commenced al the Pora CavelessieH q
guaytfy b<fo,< ioissThs vanguard OF tae enemy nas
made T.;rograde movement body Of troops lehiEs
up position near las Church % 81 Paah oar peop's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The Russian Intervention.

The Intervention Of the Russians is ~ length officially
announced In the following short article IN tie Icac, hi
flung Of the ls instant "rhe insuuecuOn In Hungary
has attained such hi KIT during during the last few months
and has In We present phass distinctly shown that IL
combination Of the whole strength Of the European sub
vsrve party that IL the interest OF all States support
the Imperial Government IN IT, efforts TO prevent the d..
solution OF social order which aimed al there Actuscd
by this weighty motive, the cabinet of his Majesty the
Emperor has been moved 10 claim the armed intervention
Of his Majesty the Emperor OF Russia, which has been
granted In the most generous and efficient manner The
measures mutually agreed on are In full progress
stated that the total Russian force placed at the dis
posal OF the Austrian Government amounts 10 l5o,eo
men but that 5o Of them will be held Ia aud
will not al bret enter the Austrian territories The Russian
vanguard of 5000 Ia stated 10 have already crossed
the Cracow frontier The first Russian corps VIII 10 Is
ssd, amount 10 25ooo men, and Hungary by way
Trenschn. second corps should be found necessary
viii probably march by way Of GRcia through The Jab
lunks Pass, infO Hungary and third by Of Dukh.
across the Beskids part Of the Carpethans The point
Of entrance Of The last bodies Of troops each OF
will amour, to 1000 men. viii however be regulated by
circumstances The Russian forces destined for Iransy
vania amount 10 5000 men, and viii enter partly by the
bukowine and partly by the southern frontier Of Transy
vanls These Russian movements have caused several Of
the campo In the frontier Of Posen be abandoned ny the
Russian troops, which have 50 long occupied them.
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are advancing 70 tie Pora Csvslegger WITH rec ,ar
- qu4rfer pat 'ueire The Frcnct cannon tre lP1n
The bssa0n Hiifpasf firefr>CeTioadl y s-cAllt -
difereni point A exchange 81 n-tsrft - --Asl
rscr There s ing b va Psrl a. hgcAei. arc
tf-,- - H. g-..-.r B. f'-e OH ~ II le rr-g
- Tie 4 Pam has ceased 81 711rfe' '>'-re ~ -
r. e~r "a ~qrarler-ed agnin under ~ walls n ne
ya.~.r Aeeo-Srg % est Tefte from De there
use "a d. attack o. make me- flrn ont tzs-1
49, srfs~ke 81 fnat winch occupies ne uos a.
,s,r-d rfi- of - Vatican. a. ucn te-e ar -Tl BOW
.,Ie-. These holfzer- nave been reo ri ty orr men,
iali - d. l0' know hitler III cen, canon re-
,sen 10 posou AZ fhs part TIE French rather .ose
-rOlud g. Tie "a Paflf, and hey have moved ~ sr
orfer rarf I1ree ~ qfcvn1oa Or people have
fought fe Ports f9rese with great courage. r re
uaue of CD AID ne people TIE Er--c1 cannon Las be-
come slerf.. Tn r.asts y1r AreeIte Frrnch arrear
boz ri rsgel Trsrfg mute g1sf tiree II ~
French Tra eur- are "a 1g back her c1ter Forfg
Hil1fea JIsf Dyee-At ne POr4 Ssrct- fa1cf--- ne
French ceaurE retreat our I.Tai Pr zen 1
light. Fcar 01lci-T.e Frerct cavalry iei n-rs -
Mole u Iler-cel ire oas-s-A- tr-- las
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brown. ~hipley 4 CO.. Circular.


Psr Caiid.n,af lsfsrosl MAJ N. l't4
The quotations. of Cortes Continued lst gave them
Can ulai Of sth ~ TAR is'd snd m M'she
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60 mdsHg oileaus I'D 81, "a of he ORDINARY qiaf, As
eo.- let ~esk I'D To- safy part o tho the mtrast ss hn
ani tuo a gns ere -n- sfaase out ne reverse hss se
he She ga,ni ofenas he e,usnd a1d tufn
beus i-t1 The ~e-t, ~nc~
a'. uui g. tlt-o oass Sc iscr. rl HI nrs ree
isyr of N wtrh 800 export 49, -tia.n snt
te-cup-us = of l.fN tpsr4 a. aa a.
ls,l sd an -. 90 Alabama sri Mots
49, sea 4. an - W T-r 10 fh- hseus
unstoate c afvss lie iapeft 80 sane TINS eH so
he s2te OF the tout rnt lt
ssusss The Mae hester sa- toe haa
NonsN.
he Ttars Maast lite s-ai.at. has eco- h-aty
"a a peg gti hss excepted clf-ra'-
psn~s Cana ems sar- 90 ha- Ave 3e-a
made 80 aid ct rune oan - a %
l,si.s CO.'S improved tslc 40 rather s-sr pnes
.srl, me w..k th.t i sfl she
III. preset eotaias beng i Nhte $50 3ss nl ~
oa.rt-s far e o. but Il s-faie ceualt
Ia TErrsr~s bob tas- cha - h3nts irs seek
5, ia ora asp g. 2. per cot hr ssa1 qlAlV.
y.gr, r...ec,ie., Brown sBlFLEY 4 GO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
NORTHERN ITALY.

The Geroa Coze> ofthe }rh ut announces ma on me
,of nd fed and fbe civ was then ln the hands ~ me
ropulace The Corricre Mercantile states la On % Al Nay
he LOrnbard0 steamer bad reached Leshofu WIKI
~ So Lombard volunteers bur that the coMuancef OF me
French Corvette Magellan refused ~ aAO" them 10 ano
ha. been stated mat body Of Austrian troops haN e
tered Tuscany and was marching on LegnOfn' D- s r.
port needs conf rmGuou.
Letiers from Leghorn Of May STATE mat the Govern
mem Comm ri that had DECLARED tne defense ~
fhaf place limited 20 the fOrufcauons. The eNiens &C.
fense. ~ Tie CITY have been abandoned. and ef cannon
brought ir.
dsy n the ensIr0n- oi LEGION. tlai on zoe @A i- d
column from fAaf advanced on ne falfpa9 p t a7
Cshyore fuf were out 20 Aig there ty the aid o afu
erv bat mat they expected o. return 10 re haI
On lie follow ng day. better armed end PROVIDED ~ lhe
alleged purpose n regaung po-fesslou oi ne htNe3
and fbaf had been taken from them a. taclnal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
OlO Ill Il
Affairs OF sicily.

We haye accounts from Palermo a. late as The 1h Of
Anil Inch are unfavorab.e on the 18th slX NcapoAan
STEAMERS and three gafes % enforce the blockade
They showed disposition 20 act upon the offensive but
their cruising the bay caused great imitation Iue ffO
visI0nsl Government were .randed ard many hundreds
III The comprom sed parties bed le0 for Msrseies and
Malta RuggerO Set mo had arrived az ID" later place
Noinfe gcnce had been from e Comm ssiouers
who had been week previously 40 Faugcr bead
Qlarcr and This suspense bad caused rising Of The PEG
ole who had Possessed themselves Of cannon, and
aamuuf on from the citadel. and who threatened resist
ancc u fe proposed conditions were NOT Hccep'ed and
AZ amnesty Dec AIRED The Civic Guards sfcrrznf wifh
the people m She absence of any Government great alarm
existed The English families had been recommended
-. ..i.I.. .ftr ..f.r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28

called New Town, the Ebe bridges me brOhl-terrsee'
me palace and the arsenal
some Of journals deny that the insurgents s1eceeted
n obtaining possession q some pieces Of cannon sod hat
any o. the troops paced ~ heir SIDE. Dnnng ne
efh the HOte De SAKE, and another toue near the %
Opera battered down by fne artillery Another
Prussan battalion as -fed arrve m Dresden or
me evening u the sih The majority Of he insprrei-
red caps and other lgns of repub csrlsrn A.
mold R4ge 81 the leaders, called for forced levy ~
5000 thaers Severs large towns. -l-11lng ba1izel-
Gorhtz and Lobsu, have acknowledged Toe Pfovsiole
Goyernnnet but lie psc ls s lsng 90 i4r Al leas
"a the Authorities are concerned Tie Commander u ~
troops In Dresden i Colonel ksyen1Orsi, Nnissf ~
War The cOmmu between fAe capital ani ne
fortress Of Kon gsten, whittier The ng fed, j. Rep Up
daily by Of a steamer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
Arrival Of the California and Oregon nj
Panama.

Messrs Howand Il Aspinwan, as we learn,
received on Saturday afternoon, the gratifying in
telligence Of the simultaneous arrival Of two Of
their Pacific Mai Steamers-the California and
Oregon-at Panama. The news came by tele-
graph from New. Orleans. and as il was received
from two different sources there seems no reason
70 doubt its correctness The dispatches were
dated At New orleans on the 22d last. One Of
them states the steamers arrived at Panama on
the 5,h inst the other that they arrived on the
eth inst. The fact Of their both reaching Panama
the same day may be accounted for by the Proba-
bility that the Oregon, on arriving at San Fran
cisco, placed part OF her crew on board the Cali
iornia, AID that both steamers at once started on
the return voyage. The remaining thrOng Of enl
grants at Panama " NJ now no doubt be able 20
lsave and the lsihmus be once more unIncumbered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

s-f1 NJ F.rf,.-f fra. Rers-slt Uf "a rsret' ~
q, U. 80 sfst.. satr-. Br-r-at0-1, ~ l'N .a
k-sr sorf.slt rsrge1t Nsr1. Oh. II "4nft Hsthr
r.lI Brs-a. Afr-s tr. ktl - ht''- 80 - " -
49, $780,, s.~.-. -th Fits Cashsr-s. Nspsrs.
Ei-a. Au.tsrssr Cars-cs saCasis hsuctfg :, =,
A-d-.. C1Iasr-n ~ lnrk Ha, crtort -i-s it'-s =
aara. Jtcoes 70 60 49, hsrr-, .s't'f
! urhrf sh-is. 10 - isc-rr Ih-c. : 1895 Sis'-
nr.-s Ah.rf--- Csr~ Br-fr- h-rr.rt. shs'ts Saehe'
p. Ra.c1u. Etrtg- ~-ct % "a 80 fr q st-f'N
sry- aams-r Of sts-r,g- fass-rg-r' sni ga re g.
A-rr-- N,y d T-raas ircu N-r f-,-s a. lrsffli -.-
- ~. a. i;,h csas,. nr ron Or-ss, co. Ncrtshir-
iron ~ Y-fk - 90 ... H.,
ss.s Ma Eoa, ,r N.~ Isrs IRON Dus-i ilh w.s. "'
n IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
JeIiachich asain-t The Cabinet.

The SfFsss NeAtns Servan paper published a. Bel
grade has reconnaissance Of the Ban Cro4a conSinn NJ
the grievances and claims OF the Crouan nation It's tone
10 sufficient explanation OF The iukearmness " hch Jel-
fschieh has OF late shown in the against Hungary
and ID the real OF his sudden retreat To Ms own
country II proves that be refuses uphold The riesen,
Cabinet policy Of Austria
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London Narket-.

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rarnf H - 49,
Isl -ss.- Cc1so y-.t.rssy r-~,- reu 'n q -
:, -. s.f.r. n. q 80 80 ls-'- %. - 60
,--r a,-srssctrrf. 80 ter- rst- 'f-,s 80 - f
- gr.-s ta1 - ~. .' -.t-r-tf -
- Fr--x' Errhs-g-s 80 - ea' '--s t NV
-. - .rt-rta,r ~ Ar.f-rfar r1la fstn-f as %
N.u 49,. Ltserv Nv is-li a y
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
BRUNSWICK.
Rising for the Constitution.

A. Brunswick the greatest excitement prevails per.
nnansnt popular commission " twenty-five members han
beer appointed TO promote German unity. On the n
inst the Chambers sent The following demands % ne
Ministry l. That the whole population be armed, 20 FAR
the military stores wiz admit That pieces Of can
be placed a. the disposal u the Landwehr. That
tbs Government do declare % the Central Power o.
frankfort and the Central National Assembly, that u
will in every point defend the German Constitution, A.
laid down BY The Central Power and place 81 ne dposal
the whole armed force II Tho Duches, both military and
shs landwehT The Ministry. after several hours granted
them for consideration accepted the fret condition bog
reqni red farther time with respect 20 Tie two Others and
The AasenhlY declhrcd Ifself safi.fed
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Reported Entrance Of the French into the
(ffy.

report offhs so vasai Pars o. he IN and IN Inc
correspondent Of ne Lon1on luna wries a. io.D"' m
the sfh
80 farther particulars have been rece ve1 feslfcns
the entrance Of fae French INTO Rome WIZ ne rAcf-
NJ an incomplete Geographic dsfsica feceFe1 u..'
noon ov t.e G0verlnelt ON as-lre1 ila ne concur
announce The capture Of 90 prisOners mostly French
men and Poes sr1Ong the latter Captain hei -h--r az
Psrs.sn. VINO took sctre part a. one ~ ~.
der.e ~ French psoners % be- embarked for Iollon
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IIunaarian Trinmnh..

The Hungsrians have gained victories the
Ausrlsns under the command OF Weldon, near TERED.
far from Prcsburg and forced them to retire rather
quickly 10 the latter place.
We learn by advices from Vienna that Weldon had
moved his headquarters 10 LaNenburg Elk miles nom
capital and near the strong fortress OF Schwechai
letter from Vienna, OF the Nh. mentions that Jeachich
had been cut OF and had taken refuge In Esseg 1hden
burg 10 said 60 be taken by the Hungsans Stadion has
resigned Several Russian generals have reached Wen
ns but no soldiers up 10 thai date.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
FRANCE.
The Government Concealing Facts.

In the Assembly io-iay the Minister ofWar conuadicsd
a. upon authority he statement of LedruRon as 10 The
loss the French Expedition 20 Rome had sustained Pr
vae euers however some Of which have been published
IN The NlfoaaL resrm the statement Of The extreme Sc
verify OF the loss which he Government wish 20 conceal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
GERMANY.
Revolution i'm Uanoyer-FIight Of the King

We have iust received ne gence from Hanover which
state. thar revolt had aken place IN ihai CRY. the civic
guard OF which had sided with the students OF Poyiecn
mic school. upon which collision took place between
them and the few troops that ware he city and Who
were Overpowered Subsequently ihe King had fed 10
s said That an offer OF the assistance thousand Pns
an troops hai been made previous io and anticipation
Of hi. outbreak bar had le-u declined by t.m.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
HANOVER.
Troubles Ahead.

Advices Of he h May state thai only - students n the
Polytechnic School (which has been closed by ne order
Of GovsrnmenD have gwen VI their required BY
the authorities TIE rest positively reffe % surrender
them aDd encouraged IN their fessfahce BY ne Cc
guard who have unanimously refused disarfl the stu
dents Of the demand u the Government The ION CON
psny Of the civic guard hsye openly declared IN svor u
The German Constitution
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wRlcK OF TIE ExpiRr.-Mr Ern0,, District

WREcK or TIE ENPlRE.-Mr. Ern0t, District
Attorney Of Duchess County, has written % Mr.
Churchill coroner Of the Jury sitting 81 Eskh that II
that ury shall return verdict lmpuilng criminal ne
gect or wiu misconduct 10 ole as cause Of the loss
% ie On board the Empire the evidence ought 60 BE-
laid before the oyer and Ierminer Grand Jury Of the
County The jurors have also addressed the coroner.
stating their belief that al the bodies are not yet reco
vered. and requesting I'm % prevent the removal OF
the wrecked vessel ~ New-York NJ. : R. Harms
steward o. the Empire, was on board the Swallow
when she sank. Ike stone. the moment ner cabin
fei The Empire sank very lively after the water 20;
on ine man deck. and thinks many passengers were
caught between decks he assisted IN cutting hole
10 the promenade deck out Of wh.ch they got Old Mrs
Lsdt
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FORTY Toss oF SPECIE The M0biie Her0h
and Tribune Of the 10Th, publishes tho following
tract Of a letter received in that city dated
PANsNA, April D. 1919
The British mail steamer arrived here yesterday run
CalaO. She mas on board forty tons OF specie. Abolt
two hundred mules have been loaded with her ght
be taken % Chagr-s Several ships have arrived wilkins
few daysenOugh Ia take all the Americans that
ihe Il linus California The price Of passage has
sequentiy fallen hy dollars On sunday .zhi u
our row dies entered by force where fsndsngo
was gong on. Two men Of each side were wounded
severely that he died day sorry hat
counymen do behave very dscreetly There IL.
IN consequence Of IT, increase OF bad feeling among the
NAT
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Rome -tilI IncOnquered.

Aivces from Rome 90 he ii have been received st
Par. The city s'll remained ln-lbdued ten Oudnoi
bad not made any farther attempt An exchange u pnso-
ners had oeer effected the French giving up the battalion
Mas hera who captured ~ VITA Neccha The 10
man Government have aced city Of Anecua IN siege
We earn that the NespouAn forces were n Abano on
the IL lu-t
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The Emperor has arrived al Schonbunn the imperial
palace, half hours wak from Vienna II lie supposed
he viii take the command OF the United Russian and Aus
uisn armies TO avoid the conflict OF ealouses between the
generals Of both countries Weldon Will In any
tnue really to lead the whole his young Majesty only
fenains ms name and remaining al headquarters the Minis
tce eens anxious not TO have him lar nom The seai OF
their government
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The Siege Of Comorn Raised.

10 stated that the Austrans have raised the siege OF
Comorn, but have succeeded In withdrawing all their
heavy artillery from trenches The exact position oi
the oegereni armies appears not 20 have been precise
Known when the latest accounts len Vienna II stated
that The Inhabitants OF Oen Buda attempted rsing
hvof but the attempt was speedily Quelled by The Aus
THAN garrison The kolaische Lsiiuao contains accounts OF
some successes alleged have been by the Magyars
hut these statements appear 10 REQUIRE confirmation
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Letters from Ne1ls Toe TN inst have been received
By hese We are informed hat acoa,deraoe body OF Rus
.sr troops were beng poured into Bucko~ns' District
Of Gallcla To- Austria TIE Emperor had returned 20 the
CAPITAL where he was received with every symptom Of
popularity and enthusiasm