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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
The DIrtttst Dodge Yet.

Thoush large proportion probably over half
of the ,iermsn citizens nj New York are Wings,
yet We have no Whis German paper. while our
sdveuarics have two in which they misrePre'en;
and Islander tho Wing party most strociously
The leading article n one Of these papers Of FIJI
lay-7re Nee. York;, Stats Ze.tpHg-begIns
with an attack on THOMAS CARSLEf and ends
with laud,tion OF Amos +. Hatfeid in the fol
lowing terms
About his HAtdoiisl pretended Nstivsn,
the Wing papers have hot given the proofs which
they promised. Some Of the iriAhmsH are spread
ing suspicion sSsin,t him. tecGH'e be faro,ed me
Germans. NOR, naH ne irtsh, ~ distributing fhe
op,sr ffces ~ me H0rG Z, VIII Oh they were emit
tied In comparison with The an unit ot Gsrman
population in TIE Ward. Tie friA on his oc-
count call hfpg pq0itct0vSv the German cand date
aud tie las hp.e prereaied has eleciion. This sys
TEN will not hurt him IN the eyes OF the Ger
mans.
Such Is faithful translation from the Leading
Editorial in Fridays Stats Zei,uus II any
eectoneeriDg trick can sink below that, we pre-
Ter 10 remain ignorant Of Il
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
Where thew lnud.

The Hunkes and Bsrnbur ners Of Franklin
County agreed to disagree. and each nominated a
ticket Finding that they would lose the Spoi >
by standing to their Princ piles, the Burners crsw
6shed, aud on the goth united in forming Union
Ticket on the follow ing basis
Resoited Ths each division Of the Democratic parry,
re,siniDy their views ths Slavery question ~
heretofore expressed by them, agree tn unite into
body for the purpose % omOlng the Democratic faih
aud making comfy nouinsiou-Hrd thai ne difren y
cyis,s g4hos ,hsA not BE- ~dds a tat Of ahy
Iy!itseIi fan ~ drUis Of Is'ts aetion"
The FtGnkita GG.effe Hunkerl exuts over this
union as follows
What gives lite chief and indeed only real AND sub
stanusl me1, L. thai attempt 10 to be made hereafter
impose The upon the other. particular prinCi
pie, rue ss upon thai sutJ-ct his per lensl treaty
- peace and pviosble nc OF uniou 10 be hereAi e.
sser,diy observed and kept by the Democracy ~ he
~ Franklin We 20 10 drfavhed by he
se<ed question IF Sissey but TO move forward I0R
thsf of old Va Hs,ted support De@ocras principles
without being dsusciet o. dvd by questions not her,
tofors entering into party ed r-coyniksi
subject o. political division In country"
Mea who m<aai something when talking Free
Soil pause and consider
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

TELEGE.PH OFFICE. sACKvILLE, B
Sstgrdsy afta-uoop, Nov. J. l-i9.

TEIEGS.PH OFFICE sAcEvILLE,
Saturday Afternoon, Nov. J, lag.
The H,berAsG. Capt Sro>E. after very rough
passage s,ro" the AtlaDtic, CROPPED her way into
the hsrbor of Halifax al about O'Clock last even
Jag. She b1ogs Paris dates Of the sch Oct sud
Liverpool Of the 10Th 1t. together with nesrly TOO
passengers ar ng whom - NJ. White and family
American Consui for Hsmbarg.
Among some 10 passengers in Eng aud for ire
steamer Washington, advertised 70 sail from
Southampton simultaneously with the Hberns
We notice the names Of Hon. Richard Rash ate
American Minister TO France, and family Hon.
Mr Sanders lste Minister 70 Spain, and family
y H. Stiles. E.q ate CAargt AT1lrs to A1s
tris and Robert F.snniken, Esq. late CtGrs.
dAfa,r' to Denmark
The Warrington IS understood 10 hsye avery
heavy ireigh, on board.
The Hoernis arrived from New YorS 81 Liver
pool on the 9th, and the Cambria on tho eth.
The Express Rider left Halifax AZ O'Clock, bat
was detained by reason OF severe accident and
the nearly impossible state Of the roads Since
the arrival of the Express the news bss been de-
tanned here owing D. the bad working Of the line
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

Bushes, sppear. TO have undergone no material ehsrse
sinre The sailing Of the Europa
The C0toD msTset continued In very excited ststs-
rather Increased by from New York by the Hi
oerna up to Thursday. which day the Csm6dss
made pubic which caused a suboued feeling
prevail In The market ana Friday oil ght dech1e In
prices eptsbsh-d the sses being less than any
previous day for upward Of a week
Tn- Cotton opsnsd Monday al an advance Of
The current ~ ih- sailing ~ toe Eu-
The Msnche.er msrke On Tuesday was very hrtn,
and an advance readily obtained 10 both goods and
warn which fact had the fleet Inspire increased conf
GsIce 10 the Liverpool market; and snothsr rice TOOK
place and transactions n Amencsn descriptions were
I'd per 10 shove the prices Of the previous Sal
urdsy. The s.i-s of Cotton OF The week endEg 18Th,
than previous occasion In Liverpool.
amounting 10 1871 0O9 ssef, OF which spectators tOOk
IS ei EKpOfers lI0the remainder - SEQ, were tas-n
by the trade The Commitss'. quotations for fair Mobile
snd lair Cplsnd 6ti 20 - b The total STOCK n
Liverpool estimated At tSeo bales against stock at
m L. lE4g OF S3s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
The Nature Of the Beast.

There was a German LocO-FocO Meeting heIo
receHtly IN the First Ward whose procsedlne'
and resolves appear ia 'TlS Nse- Iorks' Den, -
kra,' In these resolutions Gen TAfLoR - oe
nouneed a. a sscoH4 ArROid, while Di'r6 'AN'
hex il irreverently extolled as the oA'IoUh Oh
.. ,ba yE.,d, &c. &c. The following are among
the resolves adopted
-. T,,, h, upealed.sor Intervention and Al
,og-,b.r op-Regobdc.n conduct 10 The Round l.snd
,S.ir stamps Gen Tsy.orl ne p.rso'A enemy Of
$3.50 Tai Gov Fsh Tor ms discreet ard srinen,y
We eDndses 10 psrdooing the Negro sod banging ne
White Mac. dss~rv-s e,es civic crown Of m=ni AID
viii have . Doo1nentin Iinb1eio.
the negro here referred % vss mt par.
do ned By Gov. Fish bu. sent FOR life 20 the stste
Prison His crime was setting FIRE to house
while in a state OF intoxcstion, y hich deeper vii
sins had Induced for the purpose Of involving him
IN this crime. He had always borne good char
acter previoosly. The house was not burnt, and
very little damage done.-Ths white man,
on the other hand, was convicted Of deliberately
numbering bis own wife by poisoo-a crime lori
premeditsted and preceded by years OF abuse and
torment. Gov. Fish decided tia, he could not
con,ciensioasly interfere with the course Of j8s-
tice IN his case. Did ever party Dalevolence
forge bsser weapon than this islsehood about
psrdoDing the negro and angling the White mani
Bat hear again
R,,dr,d Thai M.yor woodhull in recognition Of bis
Muary bravery on May TO- and for the improvement -
he suatgeuc EoOWl-dgs De- ssDt 10 Genera hsyutn.
Windschqaz o. Weldon ~ order 10 perfect h~'eh 10
tas Of defeating the ednalA,
Thus, while the more reputable Coo i.ion
journss are eIclsiming against Wig attempts
~ make party capital cut Of the A'tor-plsce Riots,
their baser confederstes are improving every op-
por,unity TO poison the minds Of the ignorant and
turn them against the Wing patty because If those
very Hi to, or rather, their repression. Friends
Of w-g0srded Liberty and the Security 81 Per
sonal X shts CONSIDER these isc,s and your duty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
~ The NLws FROM EUROPE, though

~ The NIws FROM EUROPE, though Il
does MOI, bring the response OF the Russian Auto
crst TO the Turkish refusal 70 surrender the HUI
Padsn Refugees, 10 interesting and important
The French Ministry have determined TO adhere
10 the views Oh the Roman question laid down By
Napoleon in bis letter TO Ney, and both Fsouy
and Thiers are balKed. Mr.. Theirs has made al
elaborate report to the Assembly, in which he is
said 70 argue that the organiz stion Of the Roman
Catholic Church and the so-caed Rights OF the
People are incompatible with each other, aud that
tho latter ought 10 give way; and Mr.. FaIoux Is
going to leave the Ministry because it says it will
not &C, further on tho same doctrine. The ques-
ton Of a Central Power for Germany has been pro
vsion.ily settled by a treaty between Austria and
Prussia, so that the wiseacres who expected q
war In that quarter are disappointed for the pres
eu, The Hupsar who were At Comorn are
coming TO America with Klspka at their head anS
those W no are at Widdin are abont TO be trans
ferred to the Isle OF Gambia by the Turkish Gov
ernment From there they can easily get of Il
England. The report that Benz has turned Tai
10 confirmed, and It 10 said that Dembinski and
others have done the same aud are now officers "a
the Turkish army.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS


s.rrADAY. Nov. j-P.h
TIE Stock market today wss NOT active, and the
quotations were heavy generally. There wss no dis
position shown to speculate and operators In Govern
m-nts were waiting The steamers news
The news BY the steamer 10 commercially IA
vorsse. The C0ss market wa very scuVs In Liver
poo with further advance. Bce.dstats are without
ehsngs. coosols -srs over ID. moaey without
eh,ns- TIE qaoiAnons for Federal stocks ver.
higher but ~e naG ~Lt for tie l.,tsr mat for par.
.icalsrs
Ia Freighs there 10 4 moderate nOvemen. a.
steady prices. Corn, "a Heavy freight I5ss5s
Flour 10 3isls 81 Cotton, ID the sarah sands bss
q tuna Co-ese At 90 ssd us oos Aerehssfise 70 %
Dbl and another British Vsss.l, 1900 Dolls Flour 10
q. T. Loe5on se b. a-d OF eOj bbs OIL at 2j.: 800
Kesn ~ Cheese, 0s 93js ih- latter 70 IN The cab
-n 81 tes b 81 and 10 bales Hope private term.
To GsgO~, ~ o0!s Flour, u; Ashes, "a and l5o
osss COtton- a 10 Hsyrs the PACKET sUth met b..
part Of s-r esso easAse cur sae rates have nor beea
rx-d. T. Amsterdam, 30 tuns Mahogany sa6 Log.
wood, SO 80 obi' spiru Turpsrtine. cent. 80 %
Vi, (. Asnes, 2Os 40 oses Cottoo e-nt To Ham
oafs - 'ss. Gotta, OF eeat IT, Aat~-rp, 50
oois A.e-s p. 81 - Resin 2s q - t1ns aGls zOs
sad ~ tgns Measurement Goods Is.
Exchanges are dull ard heavy. Ths supply.
however, il nOs large Sterling IL l0eI0i for best al
natures Frsaes S "a s5.2i,.
The receipts OF the Long Island Road for Octo-
o-E snow O. ,3oo excess over October ISIS
The Michigan Ceatra Road for October will
PrJtasly show $4,000.
We stated sometime since that the Bank oil
Conneree Intended to suspend the sue Of circulating
note after January Ia eoaseea-nes Of The individual
iAsaAfy elsnse Of the new coosuranon. We nov us-
as's;AHd nat IssJ hsvs made srsps nen,s with The
Bank Of TIE STATE to sl5o 900 Of ths creulsn Of
hat ssns Psyias per cent PER suuan for the prvi-
lsse-
The exports Of specie this week are 1854. so2,
and sinS- TIE lst Of January TIE amount 10 aool s
Ice amount IN the sab-Tressay today 70
s3So.5sl.
The amount Of Imports Al this port this week IL
el-0E,As of watch eeG6, - wa durAhis rooSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

New York records her verdict ON tho coalition Of
G,,es with Marcy, John Van Buren, With Cros~ell
Dickinson with Stanton, To MORROW. Look you
that her sentiment 10 not falsiRed through your
supinencss!
To MORROW Nsw. York declares herself friendly
or hostie to the Protection Of Home Industry. to
The Policy OF Internal Improvement, and to the
National and State Administrations Friends CT
Wing Principles can you be fsithless or Inert
when such On issue 10 presented
Champions Of rRIK SoiL' do you not realize
that New MEXICO 10 saved or Lost to Human Free
dom 90 the Wings are dominant or PROSTATE In the
National Councils II the party committed 10
Tsxss and her claims shall triumph, Mexico
- blotted out Of existence and the County o.
santa re. q province OF elaveholding Texas,
asurps her place There 10 no rational hope o.
saving New Mexico to Freedom but In the ascsn-
dsncy Of the Wing party. Stand BY the Gooi
Cause To McaRowi
Ho. LAuosKRs MECHANICS aud ARTISANS con
s,der hcv tho Country 10 AIled and filling with
fsbsics imported only because Labor 10 cheaper "
Earope than here, though You can maize them Is
rapidly and perfectly a. any people In the world,
Thins how every load Of lrea or Of Cloths import
eli decreases your employment and your wages
how maay vsinly walk the streets in search Q.
work Of which the unjust Tariff deprives you
Give ne bach Q wisely discriminating THih, and
our forge fires will be relshted. our Factories re-
opened, while tens OF thousands Will had new
oaploymsat H. Brick burning. Factory building
orc-dis sing, Coaling. &c. &c. You cannot live ne
American Ereemsn ON such wages - European
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
A Wilf.i Persistence In Frand,

Frn he Ee-oas Pei. Nov
esDsIsl I.yoI T.. 10 les. .sy.ao., han hs W..
party, no less imued with their opinions Nay tho ev
denee OF determination on his par to sppou me slave
than II wa. then tussuuch the California plot bss come
10 iigt N purs1aDc- OF which Genera Is ry Ano ID n
Butef King are intriguing N iapD'' oH'fi H'1 ' N,
co-p whieh m H. JoroHs shaH b sHeHi on ia' Hic' Of
hIIrot
~ The shove il not less than the third time
that The Post Ia. repeated the same infamous
fssebood for the mesnest and bssest of party par
poses. Mr. Butler King, in his speech at San
Francisco urged the Csllornsns to settle The Star.
ery question for themselves in framing their Stat
Constitution Il was VIM. M. Gvin a Leading
Loco- Foco from Mississippi and an ezM. {. WHO
urged the Cslifornians 10 " be silent on the Slavery
question" in fra ming their Constitution. Mr.. But
Ter King took exactly the opposite Ground, SPEAK
ing To general meeting of the san Franciscans.
what vas certain to be carried al over the cOun-
try. He said 10 substance, I'VE in Congress
have been unable to organize Government for
you, because OF our dinensons respecting Ssv-
cry. DO you, ther etore. frame a State Cosstta-
ton and seffle hat question 1or yotrse'res Ard
that they 'cA settle-or rs,her ere this time haze
ssttied by efficient provision OF their State
Constitution forbidding ard ou,lawing Human
Slavery, we are assured by letter of the very
latest date from leading Delegate in the COnven-
ton at Monterey.
We are sometimes accused OF harsh language
with regard TO the trickery, the srindllrg, the
sross mutilation OF our sentences and the dellher
ate fabrication Of our views aud those of Others
resorted to on this subject. Yet what language
could be too strong to cha acterze such deliberate
persistent villsny ~ We have here exposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
Ihion as follows


The Wing Judicial csodidates are capable.
upright and deserving. To elect them 10 to iu-
fuse new visor aud energy into the JadicIsI sd-
ministrstiou Of our City. The public patience is
exhausted-or ought to be- " th tie delays. disap.
pointments and vexations attendant on Judicial
proceedings in our City. Here We have erPe
rienced little or no benefit from the new Jadic al
system. because We have left it t. be construed
and ADMINISTERED by the old Judges Friends Of
Reform give a vote icr new judges To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
Death of iiathyany.

Count Bsihysny, the Prime Minister Of Hungary, has
been shot under circumstances which forever will
make the Austrian name synonymous with cruelty
treschery and di.hOnor To render the last hour Of
this brave and accomplished nobleman as bitter pos
sibio, he sentenced TO msefsctors instead Vt q
soldiers death To avoid the ignomy OF halter, the
wife OF the patriot had dagger conveyed to hin 10 bis
linen, with which anticipate hi, DOOM. The Count
did not succeed In the suicide but his throat So
much Ired by the wound he h.d indicted that he had
prevented his nuroerers from Cling him with the
cord He .@ll pierced 10 the heart by the buets Of
Austrian soloiers-his last words being My country
forever Some ladies' OF the highest class rndeavori
Dip their hands into the blood Of tn fallen patriot
but were prevented by the Austrian bsyones.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

We are desired by msny OF the Mechanics snc
Working Nee Of the Eleventh W,rd to say shs
they have made Up their minds to slec, Nj JOSS
RYAN to the Assembly. Glad TO hear It, NJ.
is Josasymaa Nee snic. aad . worthy. insei
gent citizen, every way competent, and vii
prove himself faithfsl. to the tra', which tie
people seam disposed to coufer upoa him, and ve
are pleased to learn that bic fellow working ner
Are 70 eathssisssie in sis support
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

- sleeliop. Tue,dsy. November S -.


PIE opcn at II, toL'orisg piicc' from >a"'''e
thirty r.skt ntart.s pa SIR, vstl SHNse', t''fy
n,se .,aa.es past fotsr.
Ley w,rp-Firss DsrieI corner srost srd Pesri' Sec
o7s n Broadway Third, Ice Grvenviee
no NAsD-roT District q Nssssa' secone' eo''o'
Irio W.soETr,, District 81 Cortland Seccod. Bar
el.v; Thrc 81 Warren Fourth. rs and ~ nhinsT
lNaR W.sp-rirs District. corner u W iAsfn 10 ~
are s-cood. 8 Roosevelt; Toire' ~ "s'sf sO1'"
vis w,sD-Fr., District .. LEONARD S~cond, ~
wsseinsoo; fhira, lsS Chapel FOURTH 10 ha'''1
VIfs wssp1F,, District Dunn. SiI,h Mad Hotel
second 81 csnsr Third, cc Center Fourth corner %
vIira wlRO-FirG District I'D East srosdwsyi See
ODD s. Pie Third 10 Cherry Fourth. ~ Jeserseo
Gbuv-rueUr. Seventh, e.s Wafer.
VIIIrH W.sp-Fr.l District, corner Of s'ooae snd
corner OF vsrick and Douuiek F,th. ea vsres sixth
- Hudson Seventh, s7s sprins; Eighth. SIS Sprios
,pyton. s-eood rs Ble~cser. Third. SS WsshinsIon
Forrth o. Grove Fih ~ sshcstO SIKH. - Perry
s~vruso ~ Twelfth, Eshsh corner Of Hudson Snd rni
Xra w.sD-rrr District, D Del.ncy s.cond, corner
# srOome .sd sorsy,h rslrt. q: Ws.s, f0of0' ''
XIra W.sp-Frt District, las Attorney seeoad. cor
Of Columbia AID stanton THIRD Isl Houston sosith
corner Il FoUrth-st. and &veu1s {, flnh. - Le"s
sixth corner Of EishIhsI and Avenue { ssv-uSh "
Mrs w.sD-rr.t District. corner OF Eishth-sve and
Eorty-eg hth Of: second. corner Of O1e Hundred and
htnst and reirt-sve; Third. OF Sky
6rsg-st AID Third-sve
XIIIrH W,sp-rirss District. corner Of q -snd ard Gin
too second 10 Delaney rhrd. 81 Wil-sI FOURTH. 10
R-.,nrre
Nlvrs W.sD-Frsl Disuict. - Pr,ncs Second. 4.
Pdase Third 20 Gr.nd Fourth. corner Of Broadway
art Grand finn. 10 Hester. 49,.
NVrE W,sp-Fir.i District - Sullivan second. 60
Broadway: Third corner Of Brosdssy md Astor az.
Frprth eOfn-r Of NED 1xsl snd NsVerly plAcei Ftlh
A. EfNh-s,; Sixth. so Brosd~sy
NNtr- Wasp-Ftr., ID .tnct corner Of seyenteenih-s1
AL Nnth-sv-. second. s-v-nGhivsune House between
Eixat-euth snd Snsieenth ats Third. . Ninih-sye
Fonrth corner Of Tw-nsyfrstst .nd aeSeaih Fflh
CORNER Of Thirty -sir,h.s at snd Eighthsv-.
NNtirH WASD-FrI District, rs Bovery; sefons,
corner OF Fir.t.t snd Avenue A laird li2 stanton
Fourth. corner OF Third a. aud the Bowery F1nh IA
Second sixth, corner Of Ninth-sE aud Third ave
Seventh, corner of T~elAh-sL srd rhirdsse
AXIIIra WAsn-Flrst Distrct. 81 kOurteeuth.t, Sec
ou1 Of Seventeenth 81 ana rhrd ave roird, cor
rsr OF Twenty arths ard Third ave Fourth. corner OF
TLirly.tourih.sl and Thirdsys.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

BOSTON, Nov 4-irrd bAfts Zion snd Lawrence
esisimar-. Ger, Phiiad .rg Jerorqe from fortune
/. and g6h ult let hsTx Scot Dyer. Boston dzyt-ls
in.t NAnucset N 20 nhl-s saw ship stehng esst'
hrgs Cou.U-lo. Sayanush; Emriin-, " mington,
y orepce Msrcs sid Months. Norfolk Fsgiins snl1n
FmmA Onern.ueo ard Lafayette. Praf fr'nil-r tn0
Hud.on, New-Yors 'chr Mary Am-s, Afrciho, ] X
2ph nit leIs brig Just .riyed, o. where IRON Dot
knovn schrs Nghifooi, {. arm, Rap and sAsRu ir m
Ketn ID Mari Miller ard Adelaide Philsd Dsnniai
snd yf@@nsn, Delaware City, Oregon, DAVID Cor Ann
slipped TIgrss, Convert, Lesofer PeTine We'd ana
Weight Lewis 4. Appleton. Wocou, Adams,
OId Fellow snd Tneis New IO-t Ssrhph, FIRE lslsni
Cd. bHrks HAdley, Baltimore selsh ard Law. Phi 81
bdgi NJ aud Gilmore, ChsresOni lssh-lla. Baltimore
MIR, IL Philsd schrs IaIs and Coshy CO, NeH YoTk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
IRELAND.
Progress of Anti Rent

The Anti Rent conspiracy Ia Ireland IL extending
throug hout al parts Of the 80 fsted land The local
jsufns. are 4 I'd siih accounts Of The abduction Of
crops There be doubt that In the southern ard
in part. Of Northern Province there 10 genera De
tsrmin sion the part n she peosniry u oeirsud
landlord, of their rents g. such extent - would
seem cscu sted O. cousamnste the ruin OF the conu
try The fearful t-ectI OF thu f1ta blight. Of the
Fsver the Choerl and the other diseases BY Which
Ireland hss been fesoistec seem likely 70 be FAR er
ceeded by the cssnitcus results ~ the mor-l pest
lence when spreading rapidly throughout the snd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
The Splits Healed.

We believe there Are now ia q tickets e'aiuin.
to be Wig in oDly the Frat ard Eighteenth
WARDS, and the split in the torner cannot poll his,
votes. In the latter IL may poll hundred, ~hici
seriously endsngsrs the success OF the Whi.
ticket TIE friends OF the latter have oiereC
every comprumise. %; without elect Wig,
why will yoa throw away your votes and perhsp p,
the Common Council Wits them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05

for Gu sdsou - IL eouse1 aence Of accounts OF assss
snsuon The part Of ere Supporters Of tie present
members
" De Fsliouxs health 10 sishtly improved
TIE Projects 70 Thisrpstste that there are seventy
departments In which Red Repu ohcsnism 10 spread
fng . an alarming extent
Al zia> Cs-sp from the Emperor Of Russia arrived
90 ia l5;h, charged with special MESSAGE - the
President Of the Republic
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
ENGLAND.
The Werld's Fair.

large and hishly respectable Meeting presided over
By the Lord Mayor. TOOK place ~ the Egyptian NAL
London on TIE Eth alti1o, relative 10 the proposed
exhibition # industry Of al nsuous ia that city during
The ensuing year The bat t-sl;ng Was eyincoi -
yard. tn plan Of the pr cors ami y was proposed
= -aise y sgoscrip,ion thr # sS,AO n ti,tH
ba,e In premiums Al nations az invited, without
is,ncton or preference and ne promoters OF toe de-
.yn i~- 10 uiisgiving Of the poniolAty Of raising
% OoO OF more for the general expenses Of the eS
hfhitop
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-05
ITALY.
Rome, &c,

Accounts from Rome are the reverse II Satisfactory
The return Of the Pope It'll talked ABOUT, oui when II
nay take place 10 r the subject Of COZ ectrre There
hss been = Misunderstanding between one OF the ar
iiusl. and N. De COrc-iles snd the Frencansn beng
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