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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

LATER TRoN BEsxUDA-The Fsi0H Hitehel.-
The brig Flieos bring, stvices from Bermuda 70 the
2oih ut The following. from the Gaseas IL interesting
We understand ,ha, the ship Neptune would leave
England for Bermuda shortly, with shout 300 eonvicts
under the Medical Superindenee Of Surgeon !. Ne
Dess X. y.
The Neptune proceeds thence b the Cape Of Good
Hope and vii convey to that Colony from the Convict
Establishment here about 300 C0nvicts. whose good
conduct have gained for them the appreciation Of HI.
Exceilsncy the Governor on tickets Of Leave which
will give them the advantage Of free immigrants We
also understand tia, Mitchell who since bis arrival
here from Ireland, hss suffered much from asthma,
will likewise 20 ~ The Cape a. free immigrant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
BRONCHIAL
cossUNPTios CURED

NpNslHfilyN NNsfD
~ BY TIE Use or scHssoT's PrLNoSic s'srf'-N
n Sohenek Having been cured Of confirmed Bfoneb'
Consumption by me Of your Pulmonc syrup deem
my duty publicly to state my hsd no' been "s y
several years and last Fall from The sfe<S OF coio -
Distressing cueh suenced with great dfcDlyo % 49, 49,
ing, much % that could GOT lie down 10 ir1-hJ ~
tito 40 gore-bo~els very c0sgve and Digestion srsL,
impaired, as nOibins scarcely that ate ~oo q iei
my sOmach-l ~ss much emscisiec sr1 hso f.s,, y.
levers ard s~eais. very nucn IKE tns - -. - ,
scribe my situation and sUf.rings snJ WIN SUI.
M Ho.nit.l where tQs doctors said Vas ihf4f
Bronchial Con.gmptlC r. gave gp ever srsIbs
OF my trends supposed NO1c n0t w iynt , -
heard " your medicine ao 'oh7 - s 80 - o., y.
.ts .nd II Inspired ne win ray o nDps, ~hsn - =,
st..,,-,,f.d Your PulmOnc syrup wa INC rene 1J -
,y,sg w.rled IL relieved ny cough aDo pfOcuf,9 - :,
raj II loo.ened The ph esn s,i inaii- ana -rsD,
70 r.,.- II freely and .ssy Il regulated nv bo"r' -
csa,.d ny food dsssl well snd did not req : >.
nnry.fiye pills after commenced usiDg H. u so -
rhii's and lever srd stopped my s~rss an W.
al your Pumonic syrDs 10 Tho only ren-'y us 49,.
sny remedy hAd used and recommends 10 use ''
las o'en VIC "''D' lax ~ GATHs, - Pssr-'-
p,.n.,sd bv ] n scgsScs and for sale a. he rnneF'
Once 81 South sixlt-sL Phi sdel phia 4.
Pucr-sl PR B5ITLs, % 80 sOi 1880 .,,o. 20
Br,s 4 CLIcXEsER 81 Bsrclsy-s' 17Seis NSs,..s,
New-YorE and vicinity :.
re- Advertising 10 ooanry ns~.PaPsis. ~ t"r.s se
x'.s country cusOn, Is sensible a. us s-ss1I 49,
Soo. .sfey ildleioasy snd shorousaly al shr io
% .hoi, A. o yint-d Dy mo Publishers % foe'
for subscriptlors and al -rii .enen"
rM.e,gric PowOsKs, FOR .hs destruction o. %, "a
ro.Sb.. be.tbug. es hs a., molhs, ans n.'f.o "a
y.r,. otber los.cs Also, pills for he cesfue1 ~ -
and mice Warranted ~ith1a' po..n 80. - :. %
he most emmett physcisos of our eliy .s ~ So ~, !.
oHr- This article received me bisbcs1 Pfsh'-N
" mi az sIll,w. 40 4. LYON, 20 Bf0sa~sy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

MANILA. Dec. % The stock Of piece good. ~.
'till very large and the trade both uhol,sss and :.
tail very dau' but there ws'. prospect Of an mpror.
msnt As Ih- Dry season hsi SGT h. when there .o,.
probably ~ slsrge eyPor, Of Rice 10 China
ln Sugar there has been large business done "a,
80 There vs., Do iem.ai for Coffee or Indigo /.
psn Wood Ia scarce. A number 81 vessels h.i -.
lost In iyphoon their way from the Hemp d.u,-,
q" Aioayer. tsmsrlne where a great portion II "A.
plantations had been destroyed and Hemp va. XII,
70 be supplied very limited qasa,,y for somet.,.'
Prices therefore were about advancing
>iNSAFoSS The Commercial papers b. lhe ORE,
lard ms stale that Al Singapore tho stock 81 mania.
lures was email but the demand vas n, sna toe 10
duetiou IN prices has been submitted to ia order
lllnci sars
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Return of Confidence.

The Salons Of Paris 90 long closed, are now filed
nightly by crowds OF the beau monde and the petite
mercc OF Paris has received accordingly very consid
cradle impulse. joseph Bonsparte, who will proceed
10 spain as Ambassador, insists On remaining In Paris
I'LL after the elections for which be is preparing
to consolidate the power Of his relative at the head Of
the Republic. continuance of tranquility may in
crease the good dispositions which prevail to so
grea, an extent, Under such circumstances the Funds
have advanced very considerably. The Five per Cents
are quoted at Fl 60 The Three per Cents now range
about 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
,II.reiInueou. News,

The Cholera returns have now sweled to l2i'o, OF
which si6 have died 3 rs have recovered and 3l6i
continue under treatment on which the resul, Is not
stated.
The Bank Of England account only exhibits incress-
ing resources while the lower rate OF discount among
the private bankers prccudes the Bank from adding to
their mercantile business
The reports from California continue TO excite the
most intense interest The excitement has now eN-
tended to ali classes. The French Government has
disps,ched An engaeee to California with the object Of
survey ng the new discoveries
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
trnucc md Rome.

NJ. Ledru Roin, having nterpelsted the Ministry Of
the Affairs Of Rome, received In reply intimaton
that the French Government did not mean to acknOwl
edge the Roman Government without previously as
certaniog that IL approves OF s acts sud that the
French Ministry was anxious that the Pope should be-
placed in position becoming temporal prince and
head Of tbs Catholic Church and the Assembly IN
spite If Intellectual effort of the Red Republicans to
letter the Government by declaration Of principle,
passed unceremonously 10 tho order OF the day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Austrian Finances.

The Austrian banker, Mr.. Lima, has taken new
Austrian Loan Of 6ooOoOo0 aorin, in conjunction with
the arm Of Rothchd and the Russian house Of s,eig
liiz Co. The Emperor has authorized the expor,s
ton Of considerable portion of bullion from the stock
in the vaults Of the Bank OF Ressis with view 10 IA
cilitate the payment Of this loan.
The declared hostility Of Austria to the scheme OF
German unity and the apparently sincere opposition Of
Russia, together with the irreeouclesoe enmty Of Bs
vsria aud Hanover leave very little hope OF speedy
realization Of the projects Of the Frankor. Assembly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
FRANCE.
dissolution of the National Assembly

The National Assembly has finally voted ts own dis
solution and tho Assembly will meet about the
middle Of May. Louis Napoleon seems to be daily Ac-
curing political strength and popularity, and politi
clans who have hitherto from apprehens Of insta.
biity or other motives withheld their support now
come forward 10 declare themselves Bouspsrtsts and
sccordogingy very great progress has been made in
reestabishing public confidence.
The bonnet rouge. the symbol OF liberty well as Of
crime has been put down in almost all parts OF France
Monagnsrd Tags and Socialist inscriptions have shared
the came fate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
SPAIN.
Talk about Cuba.

In spain At the Session Of Congress held Al Madrid.
Ian 81 call va. sde for the correspondence said to
have passed respecting the annexation OF Tbs Island Of
Cuba The reply ~ss ih.t no proposition nsd been
made aud ibs, Ministry composed OF sPsn'sfd'
would even listen 10 such proposal rnsde snd mat
.hey should never ceie the Island OF Cuoa 10 'ne
senate sl.o zen. Narvacz confirmed tue ABOVE SPA
added ,hsi TIE runors OF ce,son were snnfriy IN
founded and that the Island Of cuba would al"'ys re-
rl,ip a, nov. part Of the monarchsry Of SPa.n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Liverpool Grain 1Iarket.

Last dates the following are the prices Of the bread
s,uas in Liverpool American and Canadian White
WHEAT 7s Sd 10 Is "a. Red do 6s sd to Is ga FLOUR
Western Canal and Richmond 26s TO 26s sd Phla
dephia and Baltimore PCS Cd to POS New Orleans and
Ohio, PCS to 27s Canadian, 25s Cd to pos Cd. Ditto
sour, 25s to PCS.
The state Of trade In the manufacturing districts
the whole, Is satisfactory. Employment, is plentiful
and activity prevails throughout
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
NIarn NNhIg AIcIarles.

FRANcIs \. NAM, Wing, has been reelected
Mayor OF Troy by majority of 657 over his highest
competitor, aud l95 over all The vote stands tor
Mann $50 Eggeston, 976 scattering, lG2.
The Wings have chosen all of the Common
Council except one member, and have also elected
SIX OF the seven Supervisors.
Auburn elects d. HEwsoN, Esq. Wing for May
or, and the whole Wing ticket. with the exception
OF one Alderman. Average Wing majority about
BOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Enaliah Grain Markefa.

FLOUR AND GRArS-Since the sailing Of the Europa
the Grain trade has been very dull and inactive hrough
out the United Kingdom. The supplies at mostly all
our leading markets have been large, and buyers
very sluggish In their operations prices have declined
At Mark Lane on Monday last, Feb. o. Red English
WHEAT sold 800 TO as per quarter and White i2 to
Sos The few sales that made Of INDIAN CoRs
done 3os t. 33s per quarter while American and
Canadian FLeua sold nominsy at 35s TO 37s per bbl
Al Liverpool on the following day, Feb. g. the
Re, for almost every article Of the trade ruled dull and
languid. WHEAT receded "a per bushe, and FLOUR
sold very slowly at pos 10 POS Cd for the very
Of United States and js Cd TO 26s for Canadian The
value Of INDIAN Com did exceed 2s Cd to 30s for
White and Bis 10 32s for Yellow while the current
value Of INDIAN MEAL reported at lis TO lis ID
per bbl
Since that day the markets both here and In Lon
don, have been very and little business was trans
acted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
INDIA.
Bombardment of MoolrnJ.

The City of Moolraj has been captured after havng
been battered snd bembsrded for entire week bu,
the Citadel held out The defence seems 10 have been
one Of the most obstinate record On the 9TH the
columns moved 10 the attack. and established them
selves within 500 yards Of the walls Here batteries
we're erected and on the 9'th terrific bombardmen,
commenced On the 3Oth fort containing sOo000 lbs.
Of powder were blown up by well directed mortars
The devastation was horrible.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
ITALY.
EIiahf af The Grnnd uuke of Tuscany.

The of events in Continental Europe continues
marked by the hght and fall OF Princes. The Grand
Duke of Tuscany has fed from Florence with his family
and has taken refuge at Porte San steano. Provi-
siona Government has been declared by the excited
people as part Of Ray.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
The Maple. and Sicily Affair.

Naples has no. advanced step toward the settlement
Of her disputes with Sicily and presume ,hs, mat.
ters will remain ia 'tatE quo until progress can
be made In the negotiations az the several Powers now
assembling a, Brussels for the adjustment o, Italian
affairs N. someredo has arrived 10 London from VI.
enns with view to settle with Lord Palmerston the
prelemlnsries Of the Brussels Congress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
n.nn.itIonoffhe Pope.

We have from Rome the important Intelligence Of
the deposition Of the Pope sud the establishment OF
Republic. This event took psce at 10 o'clock IN the
morpip. of the 9TH Of February It has been voted
that he shall enjoy 81 the guarantees necessary Tor 'he
independence OF bis spiritual power
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
London Money Market.


The Home Funds to-day again experienced auctu-
ton OF per cent In value. The market opened with
an imposing tone, the favorable news from India
but was depressed and saes Of Coasos which left OF
yesterday 93i 10 for money and 93s for account,
we're first operated this morning at 93i for money
and 93i for account from which quotations they fell
TO- and were done AZ s3. The closing prices were 20
to sud 90. TO respectively or 1t per cent, decline
from yesterday. The chief dealings were for account
There continues good demand for American Secu
rites In London. The reported payment OF the Penn
syv,us in half relief notss received with con
siderable disfsvor United states Six Per Cents con
tnue in demand on the Continent and orders for tho
stock have been executed At 1907. Money continues
TO get more abundant and the rate OF Interest rules
low The English Funds have receded. Cousois, in
London, on the sd, 92s 20 93.
The Indls Mail has arrived with dates from bombay
to the l9h and Calcutta s,h Jan and Hong Kong to
3Oth Dscembe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

renderi, useful henceiOrth not to myself only but
70 the public. 10 ceasIng to be your ssenI anu
returning with renewed zest to my pHVAie cares
spd duties. have 4 single additional favor 70 ASK
no, OF Won especially. bat Of all and am sure
my friends az least sill grant Il without ne''A
ton. It IS that you and they viii oelise me hence
forth BIZ remembering that ny name IS SIMPLY
HORACE GREELEY.
81 49, r4fl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

MAssAcHUsErTs SPECIAL ELEcrION.-We learn
from the Boston Atlas of yesterday that Mr. PAL
FREY, lacks 49, votes OF an election 10 Congress
from the WITH District Of Massachusetts, The
vote stands for Palfrey, Free Soil, 4,sol Thorn
son, Whig, 3,59s Robinson, Loco, 800.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
PRESERVED MEATS FOR CALIFORNIA.

THOMAS KgssETr Co. y OLoniP.-hess soop
Game Oysters Lobs,ers, Mill, kc are put up In un es'S
OIL and he each and may be conveyed to the reno'
climates retaining perfectly their natural TASTE and sv-s
ness To travellers these articles are Invaluable IS ~
may be served up Al any moment and 10 any climate A.
experience Of shiny years ensbles us 10 pronounce ~
nncss 1pequsIed. Every can We preserve 10 ~sffscs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

REVIEW OF EUROPEAN NsrIoSs-On the out
side will be found an able letter from Paris, which
we commend to the attention Of the public With
regard to the truth Of the views presented, every
person will Judge for himself Many will probably
fad that injustice is done to the Catholic Church
in the writer's remarks on Italy. We are not re
sponsible for his structures which We present Is
merely forcible statement OF the opinion gene
rally held BY European Radicals
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

The imports Of CUBzD PROVISIONS from the United
states during tie pas, Two weeks are as follows 60
$40 ties and 700 bbls OF Beef 2oi0 bbs Pork % cks
Hams Us OK. and 52i bxs Cheese l24 hbds and
37l6 oxs OF Bacon g. 37i obls snd 3,0l2 keg. Lard.
As the quality Of the BEEF 10 the marke, 10 very
Inferior the demand Is very limited. Holders would
willingly accept lower rates.
10 PoRK and Bacon a fair business is deing Both
CHEESE and LAID are receding In value and BrrrEa
has fallen Is 10 % per cwt.
lsoN-With regard 10 lAoS the demand continues
large and prices improve week $50 the leading
lronmasers In S1sf0rtshre out Circulars advsn.
cling their prices s per ton bu, as most Of them are
f7ll tor the present. quarter and there Is disposition
to advance the wages Of the workmen, this proposed
rise Will 40. o1y be obtained bu, farther advance
quarter day may possibly take place to equalizs the
prices with the In l3i. With the prospects
OF the trade this seems reasonable We quote present
prices IN Liverpool Merchant Bar 60 per ton Beet
Bar &c Hoops &c Toe Sheets 20; Scotch Pig, mel.
cash e S.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

IT PErEsssUEou The letters repor, nat SUP,
we're 10 advance, sud ire Coffee scarce TIE r.,
saction. in Tslos and Hemp were sctiye sad e,,..
siye. The report was current OF the .iopp..s !,
Mssr. Moses Gebrader Of Sckcs,ow resr N,.c,.
| fnr , 5nlNll u oliver roub.cs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
-. Johns. \. b. Thursday. March

The steamer america. Capt. SHASSoN, from
Liverpool. Feb -, arrived at Halifax at , this
morning Oar express started Immediately and
arrived at Disby at ll:lO \. NJ. in hours and so
minutes from Halifax. Arrived across the Bay Of
Fundy in steamer Conquerer in q hours, being
detained nearly two hours in the Bay by immense
eaf1s OF ice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
IMMENSE SALES OF COTTON,
ADVANCE IN Prize
GREAT DEMAND FOR AMERICAN STOCKS.
GRAIN s. PROVISION MARKETS
SHIP NEWS, sc. sc.

The following dispatch forwarded direct from
81 Johns. y. B 70 which place It was taken by
special Express from Halifax was received by
TIE Tribune athsf past O'Clock this morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

Mr.. CLATs LErrER oS ENASoIPArIoS-The
LsriHstoa Cbssrrsr Of last Wednesday week says:
le,ier from Mr.. Clay written al New Orleans upon
the subject " Slavery AMI Emancipation N view OF the
Convection shortly 10 assemble - model n. Con
suiuton OF this STAT. received az too late hour
Tor publication In our paper to-day. Il viii appear On
SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

DRowSisG OF A SrAsAs.-Mr. Edward Hoyt,
ate OF the Mad Of Oyleaas, Of Salem, Mass. was
lately drowned while the vessel going into the
inner harbor OF Bueuos Ayres. He standing on
the anchor, when the stopper gave way and precp,a
ted him int the sea His body was found two days
sf.erwRrd. He was native OF Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
China and India Markets.

CANTON The Commercial aivices from China are
not 30 favorable as could bs wished The stocks Of
manufactured goods were small. but the demand was
very limited and lower prices had been submitted to
for both cloth and yarn, and money was 90 scarce
,ha, nothing could be done bu, for barter. Large
ports Of bullion for some time pas, were beginning to
tell seriously on commerce, and high rates Of interest
were being paid.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Liverpool Cotton Market.

R,p5rt for the B,k ipd,nS 2Jd-The very large bust
mes. OF the last four weeks PROOFS bags having changed
hands during the period naturally prepared the way
for a resting place and pause in our proceedings
Accordingly on Monday Tuesday. Wednesday ard
even yesterday until noon, the market was qulei snd
prices giving way in the customary manner after these
large movements that considered the quotations
of penny under these published in the circulars of
Friday last
This seems a reasonable course. and Il pretty
generally expected ~ continue tor time At least and
especially until alter the sailing OF tho packet OF TO
morrow but the continued favorable accounts from
India both rcslly and politically seem to have
given new turn TO affairs The demand this morning
being again resumed by the trade, somewhat assisted
by Spectators has again in motion and We have
now a strong market with tendency to replace prices
in position they occupied At the close OF last week
Writing at this moment therefore, Il is necessary to
regard the depression of 3D. which existed up to zee
terday having passed away and quotations Of
week restored, nearly so as quotation can give
that the Brokers Committee place their Upsnds iid
Mobile 4id Orleans 81 900 American, 200 Surst and
40 Egyptian have been taken ON speculation. and
1900 Anne rcsn and $50 surst for export Sales tor the
week. 81 900 bales
The early part OF the past fortnight the demand for
COrroN WAS most sctye and animated and on tho ifth
A tremendous excitement existed, and sales to the
usual extent of fully 5000 balos elected OF
which the amount OF business done In speculation
reached about 1900 bales. With such extensive
inquiry prices advanced accordingly. From tho 10Th
10 the 7lh the rise in American descriptions
arihing per pound Brazil OF which 1880 bales were
sold also advanced to the extent whilst Surst
and Egyptian at higher than during the pre-.
ceding week.
The sales from the 9th to the 10Th were 20 40 bales
Of which Is, 72O American and 1920 bags Brazil
During the period the operations VI spectators
amounted 10 Al 100 bales, and exports $500
Since the 9Th the market has relspsed into mac.
tive state Prices have also again given way aud the
sales only to limited extent not than 80 900
bales having changed hands The decline Of the week
ia about "A uer 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Flrst qnslily N1lfia and MOIeslin, = p.
Second kutns and hol-ssin, - %.
CAUTION TO CALIgoRNIAns
~ Read the intelligence from The passengers Of 3
Crescent Guy with r~fer-r 60 10 lh-
ID l. u L l.

Crescent Guy with r~fer-r to ih-
Preserved MEATS
And do slow yourselves b. deceived by those wo
profess 10 sell cheaper Gbsn any else Why ~
sell cheaper The 10 obvious Their articles are
worthless WewArsnt every an We preserve, and zoos
them 10 be superior 10 any 10 the world Wedey The mo-
lngen'Ous and malicious Of mpetors and imtsoo
produce an ariicls which will nyansby and sG-J
Withstand the lapse OF ages A. Hose put 40 by
THOMAS KESsE1T co
Once - Old sip
Every purchaser Of articles Is hereby requested %
1--WE 10 The publ: the result Of their experience with refer
49, "a thana ma N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

Il A horse and cart broke the ice the Hud-
son River at Greenbu,h Ferry, Albany, on wednes
day, and the horse was drowned The driver escaped
This sasur' breaking up Of the ice and the oPenip
Of nay CATION before many days
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
RUSSIA.

some OF the Paris papers as'er; thsi the bn''n Am
bassador At Cons,snunople has protested against Tue
occupation OF Modsyis snd Wsllachs by Russia IN
which course he Is sustained by the Ambassador OIL
France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

The QUARASrISE QUEsrIoN.-The following
gentlemen were appointed, At meeting Of the ctzers
Of Richmond Co. staten lsland) held q, the Court
House, on the 22i Of February, Committee 20 pro-
ceed 70 Albany and enieavor obtain the passage Of
The b Tor The renorA II the usrAnrne -.tahli.hmen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
PRUSSIA.

10 Prus.s the elections have absorbed universal IN
,erest The prospects Of the Ministry have somewhat
improved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
HOLLANO o.

The King Of Holland opened the Chambers on the
li,h amid general manifestations Of attachment from
hls r,nnla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

Sardinia remains quiet The King seems conscious
that be has not the confidence Of the Italians accord
ingly his object to be confined to the msin,en
ance Of his own power within Piedmont.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

GEoGRAPHr AsTRAY.-The EreniHg Post Of
yesterday Informs It's readers ,hs, the Mexican War
ended "in the conquest Of the Capital OF the Incas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09

II We are indebted to b. McGREGoR for
Albany papers via Hou,s,onic in advance Of the Pos,
OfHce delivery
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-09
Rome all Republican.

In the Roman states the Republican feeling has
reached the highest point Of excitement and the Exec
utve Committee has usurped the PaPs authority which
Ia altogether set aside. The Pope is deposed and a
Republic Is established.