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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
FOREIGN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

m JoH b0sfoH Jas o. C-ors o. ksnor- rfh Wa'os Il
Grsr--sd bresa. Hal - for s'sfo1. Jus R-r
spoo sh Cheshir- 80 Ds- Psrs N-~ an kousn Liver.
proI >-va. Csri ioth, Leopard Liverpool. tsdy
shes- ll'h Jersey, CSas 'th, Empire Ns~Por 18th. Rrh
iuond. Lv-rof.
Jg- Noe Yss. Jun- is-Adssi-. Psr.eons. July
81 Gosuo-rs 9Th. Anna, Ms'e. fth. Enm. PRESCOTT
say 50 Do % of or Have SRI H-r a
81 >ogthsrpHn, Grsv-s-ud Nm Cbs-. Londoud-ry.
Fslnouth or--f. - he
Co~--i Sils- Gr-snmsn. iverlco Victoria Rn.-i HuI
Le~ He 'oe sth H. Cob J-sn hsr.. Pamn.u Lvo0i,
tie start au<usts. h- tyisi yh kh- PnrsnUuh Gulns-
Lin-rhs Wyaodo % hscors Ga~.y, lo,h ?, m-ito
stPursk. fog loh Cora ran 90, Csmofee o.
n... lin. FSpr--s Lv-pooi Constitution So. n
Thoratoa L. nd oderry. om.hsr 90 lfh Ersb-h Bpsio
Cusswoor Deal 50 ior Nss YORK July ~ Evrs Hn-
Fu.h X Rosd r. - Pr-rbnrghi Nh Orssu P.orsae
msnds C.rif CNiArun~. Dundee eh. kh-r Mar. Bers.s
-'h Amsa HAVE 9Th N-N fofk do sl Ro-,- Fa.hs Rts
the Cyce Hadson. - Fsrhk Shi-li. Queen Il
The West Liverpool ION Gs5s'or fort-uo4th
srpooi Gs-ua. 90 Grmshss, do SNsn, Con lin, Audss
Fosi-r. Lv.rpool
~ fo~ Ptnade gts July .ruscsuy Al Msf--Ne.. OH A
brn Gsssy Nsos Rsifa.t gh Mary P~ssns Liverpool
Ao-psr- Lordorcsry lOh ksab'H Cor. Aafm, SID
thAsosphis, Juy ~ W'omns iv-rneoI' saltan DO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Nav YOaE, July ~ ~
Messn WELLS, MILLER AND PEovosT-Genh Fsss,'
may be an stranger 10 you bat having besnfss'
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Compound EIfyaef ~ Bookbsyyy hat ~ jusice 70 y.s
your medicine aud ~ tn 80 similarly afflicted, csnn' -
make IL public -.
Ny wife Ia. al ced With chronic disrhs- ~ ,,
last nine years None who hiss seen her could ~
the idea u the great amount Of suffering sne hs
cured during that period. Indeed, she has been fehs
miserable ny u 70 MAKE life burden. Danot -.
whols she has Desu subject TO frequent in'0sh
excavations every day. and yr th~ as year hsf 49,
had become weak that she Lost all power over brf'r
Notwithstanding place aud cfcumslanc.s sbe has -
under The Of the first physicians " The city po
Of HON pronounced her CAGE iDcursbie AMI sao =
services would be useless She received any 80
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Kind VI patent medicine likely do her good, bui "9'
avail
Seeing your advertisement. purchased boe @ -
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becoming comfort 70 herself and ismliy hs.e
used the medicine for chl when an 81 Win
vi immediate, decided and harmless sH'ct tnuI~.
SINH AZ al cted-physicisns, or any VINO may
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ease had made fearful inrOsds on my .ifes e0nsb1A'
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Truly yours JOSEPH CA1EJI
81 Fikab~f1s-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
The stale Prisoners Transported.

On Monday Mes.rs. OBren Meagher, McMsnus
and O'Donohue embarked on board the war schr.
Snif which Immediately sailed for Van Diemsns Land
Previous 10 the departure Of the prisoners they pre-
pared and placed in the hands OF mutual friend, an
address their countrymen of which the London Tne
says q" 1t must be admitted that ts tone Is unobjec
tionabe, nay even more moderate than could be ex.
pected from men the whols tenor OF whose prev ious
condsct favored the supposton that they were &C ting
not as free agents but the victims Of some unknown
species Of downright lunacy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
ENGLAND.
Pnrliament-Hot Wealher-ChoIera.


The proceedings In Parliament devoid OF general
interest DIsrseis promised movement in the House
Of Commons designed TO testthe views Of Members in
regard to the present Free Trade policy Of the British
Government, has been nesstiv.d BY vote OF go
over $50
The weather has been unusually hot Monday i'
said TO have been the hottest day ever experienced in
London and in Liverpool and vicinity the heat has been
not less excessive On the 9th al Liverpool the Their
momeer stood at So in the shade and 1902 in the sun
The Cholera is steadily the increase in London.
Last week there l52 deaths, and in Liverpool 2Oi
The disease has broken out in very fatal form in
Southampton and SEEM 10 infect the entire Southern
coast The growing crops throughout Eng land and
Ireland represented giving good promise of an
unusually abundant and early harvest The potato
disease hss appeared but in very limited number of
places in Ireland, and present gives alarm while
the weather both in England and Ireland lie all that
could be desired.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Intervention In the Affairs of Rome.

NJ De Lhuys has been dispatched as Ambassador
Extraordinary TO the Court OF At James, with much
apparent haste with the object has been conjec-
tured TO neutralize Lord Pamerstons decided or ap
pretended Intervention In favor Of the Romans
In regard this the London Sun, Friday, says the
MARQUIS of Normandy has presented note TO the
French Government from Lord Pamerston demanding
explicit explanation the intentions Of France with
regard to Rome, now long 1t is intended that the
French army shall occupy the Roman territory, and
whether II is resolved to support the Pope
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Enrrx NJ fhe French .

The entrance u the French troops n nas's into
Rome did take place I'll o'clock OF the evening Of
the Sd. A proclamation from the National Assembly
announced the arrival Of the French and reeo nmend
ed abstinence from all vengeance as useless and IN
worthy the dignity OF Roman citizens Gen Oufinot
and ii. stat disguised By the National Guard and
the Corps de Garde hi. passage not rsng And pay
ing him the military salute due to hi' rank and the
barbados had to be pulled down BY the French sol
diers themselves in the absolute desrta OF Roman Ia
borers A, dark the troops were consigned TO their
various Quarters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Russians In Transylvanla.

The Russian corps having entered Transylvania, has
succeeded after An obstinate resistance in taking Tor
nases Pass which was strongly fortified. The Russian
troops forced their way through with the bayonet and
entered Crons tadt the day the both June Eleven
cannon and standard the trophies OF this day
The Cos.acks succeeded in capturing Gen Kiss, who
was wounded and had been handed the Austri.
ans Other accounts from Transyvsn state that the
other Russian corps has entered Bstnz, after sharp
acted with the Hungsrisns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

KENTUCKY there IS TO be chosen, beside
Members of Congress and Legislature, (but OF
the Senate excepted) Delegates to Convention
TO revise the State Constitution. The constitu-
tiona canvass over rides ali others, and is EVIL
IDENTIFY damaging the Wings by arrsying the ultra
Slavery interest against them. The Wings are
divided with regard TO Emancipation the Loco
Focos W it'll few and unobserved RECEPTIONS, Din
strong for Savery-both Its extension and its per
petuetion They are very likely to defeat Aylett
Buckner's return TO Congress because be made
strong speech last Winter in support Of the VII
mot Proviso principle though he was Ultimately
draeooned into voting for the Walker anne ndment
The Locos are pressing Col. Marshall in the Louis
willie District because he wont declare against
Emancipation, as their candidate Lane) savsgey
does They hoped to their man IN the Nlth
District in between two Wings, on the sneaking
dodge, as they did four years ago, bat the Wing
differences in this District have been adjusted by
the withdrawal of Col Addison White, .hus leav-
ing Judge Breck clear field The Wings
ought in justice to gain two Membersi IN Kentucky
after allow ing for contingencies, but we fear they
will not.-The rival candidates, according to the
latest advices are es follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES.
Danish Victory.

signal victory has been gained by the Danes over
the Hosteners North Jutland which is announced to
the Minister OF Martue OF Copenhagen in the following
telegraphic dispatch from the Commander OF the Da
nish squadron
The Commanda,t at Frederick has demanded trans
port vessels for upward Of 1900 prisoners 80 Of whom
were officers expect they will arrive at Copenhagen
tomorrow morning The enemy totally defeated and
our victorious army Is pursuing them. All the enemy's
baterng guns are taken and several pieces Of neld
ulery"
|. u salH that The Danes haNn rsfakan Kolnnig
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Funeral Ceremonies for Ex-Pre.ident Polk.


The funeral obsequies in honor of the late ex.
President Polk took place at Monument square this
evening. During the whole day the National Flag was
displayed at halt mast from the shipping in por, and all
public places throughout the city. All business was
suspended and the closed clock The bells
OF the churches toled and minute guns fred from
3 TO Z The weather was mild and beautiful Col.
Solomon Hien Jr ofhcisted a Chief Marshal and the
Military Of the city, under Brig Gen. Childs we're out
in strong force and made an imposing appearance.
Shortly after o'clock Judge LIZ GRAND assembled 9
stand erected for the purpose, and pronounced glow
ing Eulogy upon the life and character Of Mr.. Polk
lie referred to the humble origin Of the deceased He
commenced said the orator In the world friendless
and by his energy and force Of character step
By step TO the most exalted post in the world
lie asserted that Dir. Polk had always been hrm and
consistent always attentive his duties acquittDg
himself creditaby in all the important which the
Partially OF bis csuptrymen had from time to time
committed TO him. He alluded TO what be called Mr..
Folks successful Administration the glory Of the
Mexican Wsr-the great accession Of territory result.
ing therefrom-the settlement Of foreign difficulties
and finally, leaving the country state OF great pros
perity. lie spoke feelingy OF his exalted private
worth, his KIND hearted charitable nature and his calm
and resigned exit from among the living The perora
ton of Judge L. extremely beautiful and touching
II estimated that from 1900 10000 were present
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
The Last Assault on Rome.

The MoaEs1r contains dispatch from Gen Oudinot
which give. an elaborate and vivid description Of the
hnal assault made on the 10Th June. The Romans
fought mos, desperately leaving 400 dead with rs pm
.oner. in the hands OF the French including 10 officers
OF al ranks none OF whom are described as foreigners
The French admit only killed and 10 wounded. In
consequence OF the surrender Of Rome the orders re-
ceived Al Toulon tor embarsDg reniorcements Of a..
kinds has been countermAnded and steamer already
81 sea with troops recalled.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

BOSTON. July IS -AsSIvEp- Nathaniel BID.
Marel. July 8 Lon Americans. Brig COrdeis, Tna
dad. July Len banks American for Portland oth, Lot
isa Caroline. for Cowes and market ldg; Tesgnh
for NYork do; schr MARY Augusta. do do, also two br
unknow from 81 Thomss seeking freight B'ena
gahut Geronne sal ed 9Th for NYnk snd spoke her la
Carysord Reef SOh, LAT ~ 49, Ion 70 ~, soksAng
Htcyon, from iston for North Carolina Bog EAza Bar
grsa. San Jusn Cuua, July IS Len schr Rssms, ion
Charleston. In quarantine; Helen. Of Orleans dg Bnc
Clara F. len, Edinburgh, and schr Wm Holland, Phl2
CLEAsgo->hip Huron, Cape Town and Calcuua bsHs
Syph, Baltimore Gov Bdggs sud Mary. Philsiephs
brigs Caroline CuracOs Tri1mph " Thomas, Arcufua
o tlvesfon: Leo, Savannah VIM Davis Phils.
PORTLAND, july ?i-AERlvgo-ship George TnIrsr.
Newport, w. CLEAEED-Bsrk Mary Lowell. Msiatfu
GLOUc ESTER. July l-AsEIvsD-sehr MempAs.
Phils0elphia
SALEM July H-ARRWFD--Brg Crosby. rhis
echr Ellen Merrman, Baltimore SsILsp-Schf Msffhs
NJ svis New York.
PROVIDENCE. July .s-ARRVgD-Schrs Mary, s.H'
more via AppOnoug Cleopatra. Phs; sloop Arien, New
York ssLED-SchTs Miliamshufg, Virginia, Dsnus AID
Commodore Albany, Daniel Webster RondOutg Hear
Clay New-YOrk
an JOHN, N July p .-ARsIvED-Bdg Virgil, New.
York CLgAsED July 2-schr John o Ireland. Pnli
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The Hungarians appear to have retired to AN en-
trenched camp and works, at the head of bridge
thrown from the right bank OF the Danube, TO Comorn
from which point they maneuvered With 20 'quadrons
of horse and kept up fire with 50 guns for hours,
but their Infantry remained In their nt'enchm ents-
One field battery venured beyond the protection of the
guns in the intrenchments and regiment Of Austrian
light horse attacked and captured the battery, after
cutting down greater part OF the at their guns
The battery consisted OF sixpounders and twelve
nounders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
J 4 SFENcrR,
GEosGE " GOD.
3 DAVIS NOXoS,
lnaNA COLLIE.
L. 3 WoopsUFF. Sacre,aries
GEo. + CoMsIooK.
ylcePnsideny

NsrRABrE AID SILLY HOAx.-On Friday eve
ming ls.t the Columbus (Oho) Journal received the
following dispatch go
Editors Ohio STATE Journal
Gen Tsy Tor died Of Cholera this morning
llutellizencer.'
Having sscertsined inquiry At the telegraph ofice
that II appeared have direct from Washington
II was Issued IN by both the Journal and >a;e
nan, aud caused great consieFn alton IN the vicinity
On tne following morning il Was found. inquiry, 70
oe coax snd Efforts making 70 detect the foolish
Sltnor' The Editor cf the Journal or learning that
mere WAS no truth in the dispatch declares that he
let Ike giving another " HgTTAh for Old lack"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
ITALY.
Rome still Republican.

The Assembly in its last sitting unanimously voted
the Constitution OF the Republic and ordered it be
deposited in the Capitol the expression Of the
mou. wish Of the Roman People. The Constitution is
by vote OF the Assembly be engraved marble
and placed in the Capitol They also ordered funeral
service to De celebrated in St slephens those who
had fallen in defense of the Republic.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Cholera in Bo.ton-Funeral Ceremonies Of
James Il. Poik-The Canada at Halifax.

BosroS Wednesday, July 23-e Pm.
In the Aims House since yesterday there has
been new case Of Cholera and deaths
We regret state that Capt. g. T. Holbrook Is lying
dsngerously III with the disease.
The funeral ceremonies Of James K. Polk came of
to day The procession was large orderly and
i've and far could learn everything passed of
without accident
The Royal Mail steamship Canada from Boston ar.
rived at Halifax on the 18th u. after passage OF 30
hours
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Kossuth issued on the 27th ut al Buda Pestn pro-
clamaton calling upon the people in the most emphatic
language TO rise in against the invader The cam
psign against the Austro-Russisn army 10 called
crilsafe and is manfesy intended 20 work on the
rel ious feeling. the people and is style IL said to
be most eloquent and mpassioned Kossuth eft Pesth
on the ID for Szegsdln.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Imperinlists Advancing.

The Imperial troops on the right bank OF the Danube
after leaving Raab, followed the retiring Hungsrians
and appear to have obtained some advantage at Acs,
where it IL said 500 HuRgarans made prs
The Austrian headquarters then removed b Bah
aloha where the Emperor was.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

The statements about the victory won by the Ban
Jeschich at ST Thomas proved to be altogether un-
founded. The Ban is still in the back country and
though he has had engagement with the Magysrs the
affair seems to have been OF little importance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
The Accused Representatives.

The movements OF Ledru Rolln have been at length
traced out He has until recently been secreted in Par
IS, and on Wednesday reached London In the Ostend
steamer from Belgium. in company with Martin Ber-
nard, Euenne Arsgo and Sergeant Boiehot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
IRELAND.
tIl.arx mud naafh

The Irish papers contain most distressing accounts
Of intense suffering and misery that prevails in may
parts Of that Inflated country-particusry in the :
w districts All the work houses are filed TO reple-
ton and thousands Of persons appear actually without
the keep life and soul together until the crops
are available which fortunately WILL from present sp
pearance, be very early. The distress will be severe
alLnnsf hernnd examne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Health of Bo.fo,

bo'ros' Wednesday. lulya
The report OF the Cholera from the Ain, a.
49, more favorable to-day. there having BEN n a..
and but one case since yesterday The City eo,,.--
tree from the epidemic
me markets are quiet dealers being inda,.a =.
swsi The arrival OF the steamer before opers,!n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

corTox-The SAFES FOR the week 1850 bales At a
further advance Of ~ per pound. The quotations al the
close Of yesterdays marke, fair Upland and Mobs
Sd fair ORLEANS Std and FOR mddng q1sus. 4id to I'D
1900 bales were taken BY spectators and 400 for OK.
port Of Ansnean descriptions sO.d. Thsss we're q 90
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

D. and Miss Scott. Misses Taylor. Mr. and Mrs Han
VAR and children. Mrs Haighi. Mss Bach. Mrs. aud
Miss Morgan. Mrs Psrr infant and nurse NJ and Mrs
Bruce Me-srs Hoffman, Chand .er. Mor,yn. Wnghf.
Tusk, Cook. Strange. Baker. MuDesquiep. NichOs D..
Lord. Nelson. Curtis Dupont Brown. Brewster Fraser
Slmonds. Harvey, Sch'nd0ris Stegmsn Lee Johns on.
Jsfrsy. Sm H. Day, W Tucker bearer OF q spaches
Beck, Kemp hutton, kenrard, Or DOlgan. Brown.
Ramston, Baikhe Porter Gi.i.sn Gibbons. Martins.
Johnson >chel Lawrence Patterson. Thorn. Davidson.
Thomson, Herts. COngrsve. Wal. Ji'man. Bushman.
era
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COMMERCIAL SU MMARY.
Rn.ine. rIiNa

LIvERPooL, July Il, ls49.
The ofbusiness throughout The week has continued
active aud vigorous and considerably more than
age amount Of operations have been effected The
factory districts give assurance ola healthy Of things
with gradusl extension Of manufacturing ira fic snd
re.loLa... gl cyaraence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Miscellaneous Markets.

Ashes on the spot and arrive have declined Ia per cw
Tsow change. Good Grease Butter S3s In Tar, Tur
penlns and Rosn. sales limited. without variation In
prices. In Iron the trade is very dul, and dealers
ms sung on low or rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

Inc market generally has been dull throughout tho
"ees AID a.; weeks prices are barely maintained In-
osn Corn has further dec ined 81 10 per O. Flour
ONO rs 80 81 per bo, Western Cana rs a 25s PhiA
delphiA IS Cd - Sd, Baltimore q. "a. Sd inferior
quaue, have sold 2os 2Ss sd In whea, there Is no
change Indian Corn nomnay SlsA SIS per ar sale. to
arrive a. ess a Us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Restoration of the Pope.

The Legumi.t aud Jesuit journals are setting up a
cry for the absolute and unconditional restoration OF
the Pope but the correspondent Of the Ts says upon
reliable information that such folly is intended by
fha Ernnch Guxernment
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Return OF the Brig El,x. R,

The brig Ehza Burgess which cleared -.
10Th June for San Juan de Cuba via Por'l.pa -.
today with her outward bound esrgo the .p,,-.''a
OF San Juan De Cubs refusing To allow Der 70 80
cargo In Consequence Of the Cholera rssi,s !.
city, the news Of which had reached the .u,bo, A1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Provisions Stendx

There Is no alteration to note in Beef Low qualities Of
Western PORK mee pretty fair sale Bacon has again
been IN extensive demand and reduction OF fully per
ewt aas beea submitted TO. Western brand. have been
sold freey. and a betler INQUIRY Tor shou der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
GarIh,tdI Esraped.

Gari5adi succeeded In escaping from Rome with
1000 men lie was loudly spPlsadei as he passed
through tbs city. be had the direction Of Ter
rscnA rhsrs il 10 Pro0abIs he would fa IA with some
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
sardipjnn Negotiations stopped.

Correspondence from Turin OF the stu states that NJ
Pusnd Secretary Of The Sandman legation in Lon
dom arrived Turin with dispatches OF great and
gent importance II is said that they contain the wish
of Lord Palmerston that Sardinia should pres.
ent ressme negotiations Of peace with Austria.
England wishes to save Italy from the abess into which
aha annaars ready IN fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Es' For telegrsphc dispatches received In time for
Evening Edition yesterday. see First Page.

CORREcTIos.-Tne dispatch from Baltimore. OF
the 2ith stating that the schooner Mary Alice from
Halifax had put in there in distress should have read
Put in at Key West the 9th in Distress
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

majority in the District, yet apathy and feuds rem
der the result doubtful
The Wings certainly ought to gain one Mem
Der each in Kentucky, Tennessee and Alabama
though we do not expec. them 70 carry all OF Gen
Taylors vote in those States. They must expect
TO lose one in Indians and possibly another need
lessly ia North Carolina. With reasonable exer'
tons in the States now about TO choose Members
a Wing organ zation Of the House may be placed
hey ond reasonable doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
Fire nt Quebec,

"ONIAhAL, "ednesfay, JAZZ
Last night FIRE broke out on Nsoolso, W,
Quebec which destroyed the warehouse Of x....
CnoainAr NeLnsont large amount Of prou.r,,
was DESTROYED ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
Nlngynrs vet Alive.

The Hungarians continue to carry on the unequal
struggle with indomitable energy and courage. Ad
vices from Vienna Of the 7th have been received
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
SpIit I'm the Cabinet.

On Thursday there wa. rumor in Paris Of differ
ence in the Cabinet on the affairs OF Rome and it lie
now said that Barro and Dufaur will retire. dou bt
was expressed whether England has, as previously
reported demonstrated with France the subject Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26

rplGnds "a SD; 5000 OrIssn. at ID SD 1900 Al
ALBANIA ard Mobile % SD and 1900 Sea lslsnd At ID
TO lSd. The demand active, and there
rather Offering yesterday and the day before bat the
advance was firm y maintained.
The Hsvrs Market brisk and frn on Thursday
Owing 10 he sdvices received BY lie Cambria the sses
amounted 70 1000 bales advance Of 7s2if
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-26
NJ A II II he ID

Jay Is. BY Rev. Rob-d Asman Coventry. r. I WILLIAM
AMMAN to ANNA BURNS both Of this Ct,
Al Grand Rapids. Nab. july ~ CRU 4. Bsm. 70 Atsshs \
Johnson.
wbPpany. jay 49, Eassost u-.'sd TO Ansa MANI
both Of th- cry.
At G,r-aoa's Pa July II. Rect Editor OF tn. Iai.aS
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