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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Jenny Iind's Marriage.

This avon, .frcspccfnr which there have been 50
many conJccturcs and 20 many r""or-) VIC - NJ, -
on the hes, authority took place last week anu WIN
such privscy was the ceremony conducted MAJ many
Of our readers will be surprised 20 learn thai the i's
mage of the swedish nightingale was pcfioIiN'u ~
800 a license on Thursday week al The residence OF
- h,,6e,roo,,s family No 90 Great pulmCy 81 Bath
The engagement of Jenny Lind with Mr. Harms EAs oi-
hc,u publicly announced and commented upon ot sic
daily and weekly journals and 80 street recon" ms
-, kepf oi the movements Of the alr cautafriCc iaai
~ tc,,hat s,,rprsinc the announcement OF her mar
mace should hsye escaped our larger London cotemPo
r.rcs such however, l. the fact Jenny Li' = nl"'
res-marrlcdi IA Baih-to native OF ha'h an" h'h''
f,h ,,e understand she viii retire MO The privacy OF
So,c.t,c life she will become one OF our residents
and vii shed over The circle IN which she moves 'hose
grace. which have made her such an l'l WIN tnS p"'
lie The history of Jenny Lind boin before ana INC
-, .,,,..rsnr In tn. cOuutrN-hcl cNttSofuiNN "i
~ - ,.c.sn.t-her uibouudcd bcuct o-cnce--Hlc
,b,,es ON which the journalists and periodicals WIS
OF The dsy have dils,cd al Heassear bu' so',, pa
lars rrst getting the fortunate YOUTH ""' 80" ~
ana Won the enchanting songstfcss, ihsS nv ~
s",,,lc ~ Harris + the son Of the late Ni
Harm. Of 40 Great Pulney ~ Bath ana Is w. 1 ,
stand related 10 his Bishop Of Nor"ioi ~ -.
educational studies were pursued AZ "a ~,
In his ns,ive city where h. greatly Msih- urn -
.elf 49, classical and mathematical schoiN' ms 90
eseemeni with Male Lud has LED 70 hei ~ -,
from the stage. and altkoush 10 Use inc $50 "a
ouOisfon) we ne cr sLsll look upon heI 'lAc - -
An cxDoDent of the lyfic drama. ana hei "i'n''I
f,op, he Dublic will create blank IN our amusement
NO, 70 be easily filed up, yet amid All INC G . mo-
will b., thus OccsslOncd, sure We are tha' t",-e -,
heart 90 selfish ~ not 20 JOIN with Us IN Inc a.
that MANY many years of that domestic h"pf"
yhch ~ bc, aid 10 be- the only bliss that has sur
riyed the fall may be IN store for her IN TINS lhe 80
try OF her adoption; and that II We are no moro ~
charmed by the magic notes oil Jenny Lihu' We So =,
by msDy AZ, act ofhst unbounded and expansive cn'3
which bss cousled her vocal fame be often reminded
aMr,. HAMA Bath LookeTOn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

fhsir great instinct snN VIZ 'li a. aer0f 1ll-lt-
ly l.l fi.r r.t f..if 'r.. q .-as- Precedent D.
D.r Car.s-rsr Pod. sr.rf oil, ra-' decisive barrie Or
.re sr .r-a-a 0f .ri. ifr0 I-'..--.r Fr nluOr7
81. r-. rs "a "a. l. representative rri chef rt t--.
. .r. .af.lsf- De- rr-.-.ls-. Ert '1e sr's ,l.r
by he l-nt- o- .. r.n-.f Cen Casl--ac "a. no. ID
tt e-a- Dt fha fa.,r '1e rfr-esor's.r NJ -iar Pie
cf.f -s party 0i rrier ~ --s-efl. olf clear
-e.Ir. ,.. people u-r.d away from Aln. sni ranged
f-err-. rf- ~ r-1ss- around lamt Which had renamed
b. -r4- memory =. The -vu-ll I'd Ori.r and sr-rr.
tr.~.-rrnor- after Revolutions Nav rho same instinct
mat Guided fha people IN the election 0f the Pres dent
animal. and - g. them ID the election ~ tho t.-rrnv
T--ev --.. -,.-rf -ra ra- u Order leg them s.-f
-r4 D. .r, ,---.--st 10 o. soy a -resf ID. -.-sl r,-
-.r,I. az DID,. .ar.r- = f.fr-se victory Tn. ,rr-.
INKS, infinite r,1-s a, --. bur p mis-. - ,-c.--
-..tt t.- .f --'r.-.ar % -,c..tr - a. thar mice
.-...4 .r..r r- frrrr q / Thought rref -r~.e-v n.
destined d. r..r,.r
I, ,.r.,t--. ,t me narfy & order exist 10 France
T1,r.. -.,,.s -o.erlincnts wa-rl lssfod-the C.a.a
.s,, r,-.f soon became the Empire t1e Restoration
anal ffe Nr.r,-rl- q l-al-eif them ~ frr country
t,rer r. rho want ot prudence or force ~ Duration
,re ,. thu. far il.- nof count among fre -aI.
government. oi rance of tae ls-t sixty yca-s France
aa- lccn confused or cpnres-ed d. er regularly and
crtrsci0-lv governed 1y fhe Republic lt.- form o.
g1seunent which pai 90 iht proofs ha' noi yei shown
10 '7'''.,-'' I'" '''
After advocating il' un'nn 90 u' bphst '4u-i- ne
Legitimate snd the Orsansis a' The only means %
... ., ..-s.,,,.i marty ~ order 81 Guirot contn
pt- nus
Truth for the pre-en'-.iD'riy ior TO- ilinfr ODD
those r0 conditions tho serious union 0f al tho oIe
rer'- 81 the nartv of o-or j. possible Let that sllou
e established lv D.. fla present VII ae saVei AMI "e
-ha. So what The iu-ur" "i do-tnAt iari. AZ ''a-,
which God leaves i' A'. I'D '"' l'llI'- 40 ''' WIN
dominant aud constant lifa -nnu'1 u Jay ".iA'' I
side over fls conduct oi 40 iue men oi Dii' ID li'
elections for fne next A-scm1y is o. -ay DO" sAoi
&C. 30 {. . vcro called 'h To si. mere Hi PAST
beside 1rnoscs Oh ne peculiar duties. which aIn ie
.lrou- o. aaude Co. labored long 20 found 'ae eonst.
futOna. monarchy. long uih'll ana pfafic"d iol
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American Produce Markc,-L,vs.rOoL.

hr. shsas- Ashes, the a.@saa e.ns oes y.
. itntsticns
Bs.r- Msh.vs improvement quote the imports tsi
,lss o. wh- he ss haad nash mote hsn At
"a. qao,scas o. ihsf- srsa' fss- u
psws- ,,nsy ,h. gashty.
Baro. supply arg. sns the demand s.caedb rosS
hsuth das been Asr oa ,,
.anr s'.rs had uy No aio ihs pert ~
the. -heh sod ., iron sls ~ 70 ~
ven con.d-.b. pornoa ofbs IMPORT. from N.s vt~sn, P-
tainted snd oatof condition.. the s''-' pes-ds< 800 n-s
80 ship sai e~ias assi-i from "'-ss'
stt s- hsnss to-s aot ese-d -
consumption, msfk-t STEADY oar 1hsti'ns
liam. v-rs qaslts iarss on h-
rn..-, A. sh he hn--i h,- besa .ok ., 80
Po,s quoted tally 3. be in'sf
40 so-b best bss<. ~ mess 90 shr stove.
ne quality naeh that prm- mess offered "om '''
.-
h,s aalsu.ny ssmand tor ten fys fs
cnssuAs srrvas shah appear 20 hss- craVnssf us bots
~. that Chsoce -t a. hen si any nss@
por.ncs ani plc-s b,s hen .od Q, -. a. hse ~
th. strsucsd psrot Of The a.
sdss received ~ th- Csnsfs vm Ns~
i1rk = c-ftsaJ 30 at .spect sry nPovensot
d-m.of sna b"e.s have e-sn -as'
% sdvsncs 81 ~ 70 IL Fefcs
angas, mnt-t bsiae supgsi Hen ne '"p'
sok IN Ionfor -sce-sey hmtsi At Pfaes hnt"i
fr,n 81. % Is. los tod tsifss. bosss
I~.ssb qasaty, Bot tom sea
.Ds .ni very rlst nqa sale dai lro~ a. I" A. l'sP-
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CrSfA-We learn from the hekaadya Gdt>ue thst
the Sd nit the Grand Jury q Grsyson Co Va made
presentrnen against Jarvis e. Bacon for teloniousy
And .no"Hs'{ S1ieuIsuhs Yrnase ps.nPh'e. eh ss
Presbyterian Church Cincinnati, Ohio. from the 1th
Of the l3th chapter Of Bosns the sad psmphe,
being intended 10 slaves 20 rebel and make nsuf
IN their slaves and they farther presented The same
person for ieloniOusy circulating printed book
the same tendency entitled A narrative Of the iie d
Frederick Douglas an American slave On he sans
day Judge Brown issued his bench warrant for ne ar
rest Of Bacon. On Wednesday morning he wn a rect
ed and was examined before three msgsusses VI ofy
son by whom he was committed for fntner trAt sna
gave bad for hi. appearance before the County Court
III ravsn AZ ts ior term be farther exsminst -
he char fHaxerstown (nd) Torckryht
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Duchcnc's Escape.

NJ Duchene the editor Of the journal L FenPi' "ss
convicted default before the Of as-szc- OF hs
on FRIDAY OF having published several seiuous hhc on
the 5th 9th. and lth OF March calculated u eNcle
hatred snd contempt against the Government OF the Ike
,ublic lie WAS sentenced 10 lvc years imprisonment,
and 70 nav me OF 6.osr. The moment his sentence
- ,nri s0nineut and fine about 20 be confirmed IN
~ sn,rior court ini.nAted 10 him that the ave
- = tho Pslsis de Justice filed with police
49,, Who we're waiting 70 arrest him in virtue % hi
;,,s condemnation for similar ofcnsc, Il was
g. second one that he has been Jus tried lis advo-
~. - A., friend 10 him 20 the last for he lent him
VS'' "a o,,vn and IN this costume NJ Duchcue pro
asSSs anconcerpcly through the hles OF police and
eocNe - ~, who instead Of recognizing the erin
al ,bey were waiting seize, respectfully made way
oS 5V Of since and II {. supposed be is gone to Bel
sign.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

Much sensation was excited IN Paris ou sunday snd
continued thc whole Of he day in Consequence % -le
person or per-ons hss TIE lght previous cut down
in" tree Il liberty fne ace de- 10 'r'H h4u- who're
six streets meet The tree was completely --'n
through 81 fhc root and -y 'h. ground Ia' police
made me most active exerons t0 discover fne person
ho dd Tho act but vain. The only raparstlon flsf
could boz made under ~. irrlf1-taucf- was HIti'.
namely the planting o. another '-ee Hf order % me
Mayor ou the same -ro' and decorating lf win ngnNr
;clle- and fu-colorcd ribbons. Information was re
c'ifed thai 'Het had been calculated 90 -n conc
qucuce but bodies 81 police had been from an csr.y
hour stationed u every part a. me quarter fo suppress
the FIRST attempt that might bee made and nothing &C
Cured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
Windischgrafz Recalled.

VIENNA. \ pr ID
r,.,5 v,r.hsl Windi-chgra,z mission, a. ye-ter
day informed you e Al an end Aa ne has oeta "a 80
y =. "a ~ Olm1tr u must not be supposed thai
-o'-.i dislike induced the organs q. or press 70
- has the Marshal should oe removed from the
bi.aly responsible position II Which be "As P..'
- !. tnAuy good patriots may. perhaps, tecl n r.
- 10 tn. nOolc English Secretary Tor Fofeisn a.
-. that his ministry not conducive a. tr -
clfsre A Gen Welien has accepted mosi A. l-y-s
- I'D under much more i1ricult circ.ii.-tan
- as predecessor. trei rcrew ol tAs 90 '-4
p'r'e-' ''''7 - fCoT Lcatou Tines.
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prenarntions for War.

l.t,ers from Rome state that 300 gum nave oorh
-,..i,.l saira have been Manufactured n rance Tor
tre Republican Government By order oi tAr rum
ma t.~, citizen d. bound 20 eel his arms O. me poF
comment within feur DAYS Count C0drOuch - been
.r-cs-rd A. Rome Tic buildings OF the inql4slu9 ION
have hocr changed into lodging for The poor On ne
"a sbor.- 30 Seapo4uan-. with hall battery an4
-,-.a5 liz Three gun boat. On Lake fr0di attacked
he or, u The Epiisfio belonging % the Aoman-' oui
soon rerred r...
The Republican troops % the Nespo-,aA l2ll.el :
are r b. concentrated ~ Terni under me orders oi
Con Ferrsri They are .aiI 20 amount 20 ABOUT
s. Nf.I mon
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GERMANY.
Tn, immortal Troubles.

Ad,iccs from Frankfort Of the liih mst 'iaie mat
0n that dag tho Weripotenraries ~ twenty tlsA, 81
,b, fo,,ri,r,oufto al GERMANY signed a document IN
which they give their adhesion 10 me constitution o.
rhe empire and the acceptance by ne hns %. It1'
-s Of the hereditary Imperial Crown Ihe IItMP'
tertiary 81 M.f,mbers had 10 authority '' st-n'-
IL So.s,f rrofe.t. s-an.t The constitution ami elcc
,i.,r # the Kin- as tren-rn 20 the German peoll"
Tho Leipsc Ga.,re states that the hins oi ba,"lA
ha. protested against con.erring the Imperial tte on
the Klng of Prussia. and against organizing Germany
without Austria
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The Gates mt Canton.

Our Hong Kong sdTlces are 70 the Z'tn oi feoraary
ron, vhien W. learn that The Penlnsulsr and Oriental
Couuanys lew steamer Malta arrived on the loth inst
having lcfr Singapore on the morning Of the I'm and
the Canton steamer belonging 10 the same company,
arrived On thr 18Th LnstaDt
The question Of opening the ely gates ~ Canton has
bceu the eagrOslng subject during the month We BE-
v TIA, nearly a. Ofrhe respectable part Of the native
community az Canton VII BE- glad to have the matter
settled a. they getting tired Of t. and u ls not ar
rses by lhem now With the same angry feeling as On
omeI oeeas,oas The fear Of tie LsdIones and u The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

The latest accounts from Palermo state that mo cou
,-c obj tho inhshanf. rises In proportion 10 the dcspe
ao character of their cause IL s confirmed tact That
,dic- OF all classes including pnncesscs, Coune'se',
.iud other women OBJ rank have been working I'D mo
trenches sri ni the 0rticstous. The enthusiasm "Ss
ffhs most exalted nature and each man and woman
bore Themselves s- % the success of their cause de
pended rron angle arm Palermo was well supplied
with cihcIcn, ordnance and excellent ammunition, and
4 de.n,tnldAla Was ihcIr motto.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

The PiednoHf,s> Gdseve announces the ARRIVAL A. faf
ma ON the 9Th. Of Gen. dAspre. A. the head OF an
Austrian corp He published proclamation ordering
,b nbsb,fsnf. 10 ave up all their vlthn twelve
hours The peasants vii have them returned 70 them
on PRODUCING certificates Of morality Trans cs-of- ~
fh.. order VIII De- judged By Court Martial ana snot
vi-bin "A hours By another proclamation Genera!
A. .srre announces that by order VI Narsha Rad tzN,
md In the name OF HH the reiguinz Duke Cnarlc- IT,
he assume the civil and military government oi the
state OF Parma that al public acts ahi ordef' are uh
ier.,ood m be m the name Of H.RH Aforesaid and
tbat Major Gen. Wmpfen j. named Commsnhani Vi
tho (trv Of Parma
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pa.seusep Arrived.

f .f.ar,.liy f-sr,e- 6sr LVops- -. Haivsy-ss.'r'
sssans Tpp-r J.'dR- Richards. nsis'.f kss Ma. Dfss
E,r y,,e Is Nc Isy-, ans mas Mr. Bs-' 49, asa %.
pss ans Hohassss too ehJssa sn'
.ud Mt,.-. IhanAs Mfs Psfr GA.is ~. st-Phso NJ .tf
49,, ,4v M chia Nsss Ns.sy tnasinghs suth
aud Comply WIN Lines. Joy, wsmsnght sss fsabss'"" TO-
nausea Johnston West Thos k.u h-ay bsa WE"
80, oh N.sta Chs. jaisas colesfs.
~ vl.. Ho.oJ WIN or--.hsss tory Cast-f yuha. h-.-
g,u,.a st. iaus Ar,ba, Dnp>' ssasot f'-s.sa's
aah Paan Tiass-, Howard ksay nofPhy pjsss b'a
- Chisholm .... A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

01sIT1lT'T Nv TT'T H-7 --' ~ "--
come pas- now render TO YOU my accounts, thanking
you tor The high confidence with which YOU would have
honorcd me and while swat more suspicious period,
close 80 far as concern. my beginning me operation. Of
the Bank OF The People
Accord ug % the statutes. the Society cannot be con
s,uted until ~ funds % 5oo ul them % u bot
p,jef and tho Society Itself doc. not emit The Drec
for or founder berry Withdraw, bui not to replace
himself by ano,her'
The receipts for shares on The -h Of April amounted
10 1881 Oh, expenditures 10 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07
RUSSIA.
Troops for Turkey.

The Russian. were Rrming with vigor Their forces
in he Dsnuban prncipalies amount 20 u 90 men, and
= Vienna Journal .ays that the Russian Minister had
demanded from the Porte that the period hNed for the
evacuation Of the prncipses by the Russians, should
be- prolonged 20 the Isl OF May
uks.o of the Emperor of Russia dated the 3lst ult
orders the ordinary evyo troops for l-49 In the Wet
crn Government The operations TO be Terminated by
the 18Th OF June Eight men are 10 be taken IN every
! no inhabitants. Tho ukase says that tho Emperor
hs. resolved on account Of present circumstances 10
maintain large portion Of the army on war footing
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SICILY

ON the IN Neauoltsn squadron Of Is vessel. AZ
neq.ci he,or. syracuse. slmmonms 90 o. surrender
which was done without huns a snot The >icAian
general took refuge on board ihe Bulldog steamer and
reached Malta on -hc 9th A. soon - the NespoAian
forces u sigh ot the city The nhahiaais oCcned
The a,os ran. the bells and shouted Viva Fcrthusn
800 pulled down TIE >iclsu colors. snd Expressed an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

Tia correspondent o, the Laaer1 f'nes wntrs i-ou'
I..sv .r Ws.sCls ifra 81 81. ''.00. l-' AH'.. All
army 40 T-ausvl-sr.s I4prv rncn d.. roV q. iu Sci
fslts rs..-c rs- Hcuralstsit AMI Crrns'fit in 'le
most extraori.rsry narlcr. -lcrf ris 1tfn more
-.i-- .1 rhe-. ,-ln me.f- Pc rEr III Hungary Ease
'hev rrc also checked M beaten and me c'nai. %
fr. -.r.ral or-~cr. is something to- uilclot- 4nr
b n.ar.an revolution l. becoming daily iao0c ii rio-r
rho base on watch O. tli Polish one III fscf a. MS
20 rreni 90 'caicr- are s.lrs- mrc' Fosn - iin
-sran. and cannot comprehend The inactivity % me
T.. IN h.l HIf-
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IIeroi-m Of Venice.

ON The ID Gen. Haynau summoned venice io sur
render ln answer MANN cent him me decree Of ne
.s-rrublv that Venice would defend her-ei ~ an tx
rrcuiiue- The rich have gwen eigh millions 20 their
ro,nf-v Two considerable families have gwen az
,h.y p6,,ess 20 tnc state line public service j. pro
yidrf for o. December next.
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Progress. Of Barbarisrn.

W. Translate iIT tn Ir6HVf IH' IuHU"IH4
LYONS will soon possess another species o ninu'e-
mont Near the Charpcnnc-. in large meadow" a Va'i
arena designed for races and the fights of "'ld buns =
now IN process Of construction There are now ola 'Ae
way tothspsce u j. said, = bulls horses and we Ano"
moi how many bull grrs and P'eIdore The mafa9''"'
t- also affirmed. viii bee dspcnsed with because NE l'
he would ENJOY scenes of blood. Inc ai'"" Will
opened i'm tie beginning Of May
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

The calculations of tho Monarchics party are that
not less than 600 pnrtsans of me Monarchy
I, ,b., torn, Icrn,Ists Orlransts sud BOnaparlsts,
are likely to be- returned 70 the now legislative cham
Dor and Of the Republican party only -" me 20
cialist- who will very probably be- confined 10 rams
or nearly -o declare they vii return j. members CUT
IL t.. - ihAf rnnrc.anf tho cAnltAI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-07

The correspcudeur of the Daiiy Ners iescrbesa vlsi
he bad paid % tie many small dark. snt damp dun
-.,ns u TIE Inqu.s-on The building = out u the
eatea track being = sort Of cul te sac behind -
Peters TIE dungeons. and all their apparstus- are 10
b thrown open % the Inspection Of the public and
VII furnish sight nor likely 10 recommend priesily
rule 20 the people The correspondent -sys The
orcer IL charge ed me down % where the Hen were
as,ns n tie vaults below they had cleared io"A'
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The Ten Hour Rule.

We translate from the Journal DIS Dsbdi'
"Our Lyons correspondent Of April Is 'aie' ihm me
nsson determined NOT 10 return 10 the usual NODE oi
counting the days labor As soon a. sN O'Clock comes
they oui work The discussion which existed among
them has completely disappeared they are agreed on TIE
ten hours system, 'front.' NJ 10 OF win TWO holi' a.
noon There will necessarily follow eiihef 'eouo" "
a., ,,s of laborers or loss to the contractors who
have made their bargains counting the former hours OF
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Lord John Russell and the Irish Members.

An interview of the Irish members with Lord John
Russell took place Wednesday, IN Downing ~, ecu
according TO the circular Of invitation whlch hau p''
addressed to all the lrish members by h"'" JON" NUS
sell, sc. III. ,h.
Tbe object proposcd by Lord j. Russell an calling the
meeting to obtain the sense oi me ltish - &
bcen given by Mr.. Herbert, member lol inc county :"
Kerry, for extending the property ana income lax 10
ireland /. substitute iorihe piopoSen '''' I'D ''
4, the cour.c Of his address. TO the members Lord
John Russell said
Ibo,,ld moi however net tairly. and fully explain
the intentions of the Government were moi ." say
,bat according To all the information which we nave
collected both in the past year and inc pic''' w
with respect To- IN income and property '"N ulV" va"
same classcs and to the same amount as in 'S,A."
~ were 10 make that proposition "" shouln h'' 81
necessary 10 accompany It win otnyi P'1p"'i,''''
with respect To taxation in Ireland hcn 50 s'"N
may nj once declare that do not conceive lhA 1n'I'
would be- an objection in point OF justice 10 inc cN',
SION of the assessed taxes 10 ireland b"' 40 N'.a
,here would be an insupcrahle objection 'h POM ~
wisdom and cNpediency. Inc pf'Posiuo41 - ,ho a..
make would not bc All extension 10 ircihHu OF ''' -
ses.cd taxes but We should, II we proposed 'o ",''
TO Mr Hcrberts proposition for NE eNsis'un T., ''.
and property tax TO ireland n1io
hhcriv TO propose an extension to ireland oil ONO ~
which arc now paid in Great Britain ana "h'h az
not paid in ireland now, To certain ahuuI" -"
whole amount would not be more theh W. "o" 'NI'~'
10 raise by the rate IN aid
On Thursday the following resolution was adopted
nv tho Irish members and sent to Lord John Russell
That a. body, are not prepared To p.c"Sr our
selves 10 the adoption of any particular TAX 10 ne '
noscd upon Ireland We are not unwilling 10 discuss
any proposal Tor this purpose upon s own merits III
~ bo,sc cf commons. but without hearing the arsi
,ucnts which might De Rduccd upon thc question: anu
asccrtsnine the cspablty OF ireland 10 oc"i
taxation We could not be IN position 10 answer '"i
our constituencies and must therefore aus rum
offering any opnion 10 the Government - 10 the course
's,gmsh LtCIUS OBRlEN, Chairman
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~ The steamship Cherokee, Capt. Lros which
left Savannah "Wednesday Last reached this port On
Saturday evening. We are Indebted 70 Capt l. and
our friends Of Inc RsD1'iesn and Gs0vs1- Tor papers
IN advance Of the mail
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Audubon's 4 omuna nd.
,ondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence of The lnDunc
RIO CYANIDE CITY April -, lsD
Mg,sRs. EDITORS As something has been said
in several OF the papers in tho United States rcla
tive 10 the state OF tho company OF Csiiiorn'ans
lately commanded by Col. II. l.. Webb. IL has
been deemed expedient by the remaining mem
bers thereof, to submit TO sou for publication the
following document, the original OF which was
unanimously agreed u, at q time when the com
psoy had been reduced 10 it's present number by
death and the return home OF mary Of its mem
ber., and AFTER the disease which had then deoi'
mated us had entirely passed from us.
Tho writer here sends us q statement signed By
number Of the company, declaring their confidence IN
Mr. Audubon, and their rssdsess to continue tho 80
oedi,ion under hi, command IL 10 too long for publ
r.,,on 3D. T,S
In conclusion we may say, that out OF ono hun
dred men whom Col Webb commanded whom
we frs, arrived in this country, ten died OF cho-
era. most OF them OF tho best men IN our company.
about thirty have gone home. half dozen Of the
original members follow ell Col w. when no went
INTO quarters at Misr-a accompanied by his son,
our third 10 command.
Those whose names are attached 10 tho accom-
paying document, constituting WIN hVe "f "A
others. the remnant OF the company, IN accord
ance with the sentiment expressed In Il, have de-
termined to proceed for tho accomplishment OF
the original objects Of ths company, and Tor tho
best interests Of those concerned. Mr.. j. w Al
dubon has consented 10 lead az our mules ana
horses arc mostly ready our provisions packed
ready for transportation, the health Of the men
GOOD the forward spirit prevails among them.
and in three days we will DO e" route iof the
interior
Robert simson, Cincinnati, Ohio w@ hu',hia.o.
Blars ia. Warner. h. {. Webb, 10 =. Wstxinson,
John stevenson, Aug Lse John b Tt.s,, ohS %.
Rsnnis N h Valentino. VIM. J. Cree. George !. Van
Bcuren, @ B whittle.ey. Lsngdoa II Haven W% D.
yolcnoor John h Tone & hontross Graham, Pe.rr
wccnsLe, WIN n LiscOmb John Stevens. l.. w.
slost. Jscob H. Backman, L. Damon. Joseph lambert,
h George Weed Robert Grant. Andrew NJ fiyen, Al
red A Nix Chsrles J. Fleming. 7 n kimbsll, Jkesr
ney Rogers jr. John J Bloomfield.