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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
saw YORK. tLIzAgETHrowS. soxERyIiLE, r,ros..
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s.

wv YORK. tLILABEThTOWS sONERyIiLE EtsTos
EIs ruuszr1 kLlZABETHTOWNAN sos'
- ERs LILLE RAILROAD scrnIsh
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES App =
lsi9-The extension Of the Railroad from somes vile
White House 90 mies) 10 opened for travel reducing -
miles PAssESeER TRANS " Leave New fors ~
Pier No North River at 0cioeG AN, add 5 ~ -.
lea vs Ne~-York By Nsw-Jerssy Railroad, foot q Gov
land-st q, AN srd5PM. PAssEsGrs TRAINS Dow,
Leave White House, a. O'Clock AN and seIn ~.
North Branch, 81 som An and Son. PM sonef'..~
AN and Il r. NJ Pisinneid q, 25n.A.h. and -
P NJ west6eld q 81 AN. and NJ Eazsbetnto~ss
car silschedl viii Leave White House a 81 Az sSn
VIE 4. AN, PlsinheId 81 N. and Elilsbeshpon,
stssmbost, st y AN. RETVRsIss-Nul leeve IN
Yors, ~ steamboat, Pier No. | North River, o. -
Passengers for Easton. WnkssbarTs, Allentown. A.
Chunk. Pa ard for F-mpyton. Ciinon yscssens,s' 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
n0I1Y.RIt INN HOUSES FOR CAIIFUl
TvHIIFORIA nIeEK., DEPOT, So Broadway

y corner Leonard swhrr- me subscriber msnu'sciur,s
snd c-r. sac Jeurison. P- Machine wnich 10 work-
Cd 10 with decidedly The beet Miners run maj
rsn be found In the city: al weighs 70 pouuds-csn he
aiken spsr ard packed II Of cubic feet srd VIII
prove li.ef capable by srfra experiment mere 70 "bn S
,bor OF NJ men Tb- Submerged Whirl.ng Pan stmi-
rabIe conirvance. approved by Prof. Torrey 81 R-n
wick AID Or Chiffon, 10 be used BY singe op-sVrs sld
IN, I'm ornr parties Patents applied for sbovcl Rock
er csde, psn. Jumps hose iesi chests dris snd otne
mining appliances; ell the Production Of long and prsei
cal mining experience. WALLER VI uIosON',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

Di ORDER tie Hoaorso- nao.-i lGf.os- 90 q !.
ID Judge. ct the Court Commoa Pes, and uf - Gu ~
Couu New Oh nous t-f-ot g'en pp''Hi . ne 90
. a ,hs .iauis suthog alta hmeri' ss1si s9ssopd
resident doctors, that an alta n.ai s-i
Of JOSEPH AyFLLA>A f~st-nt % e-noa On l.g
40 that ,h- .,n@ b. the psy u-ut ~ hs ishp
appear hsrg stsehrsni according 20 .s Nhn 10
m m the dr.; psbesuu Of tho oot- ard isi hssl
OF .ny debt. residents Of h state sri - fep
HIM OF for property IN hr ss'- e-orfs hn nj
t,,n.-r OF a., property him FORBIDDEN ~ las
VOID 49, Dated the 18th tsy March lsa hAlkSIifk
nj. lnalnn Anln.s hnk Nr.dL1I W .sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

rs PURSUANCE u Il the sufss- OF ne coaha
N~e Yos naa- hereby gwen % al pefso's hNs ehss
asns john TrASE late ofu CIV Of N"N fo's i-c-es
sent h. same voucher. thereof % the -ub'othe st@
Ole. OF Peas. Murphy Cbey street, - CITY N sss
YoIs co day OF Oiooe nest-asi Ne" f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

Ice Ar MAcKISAw.--At the last advices the ice
IN the Srss vac solid In mid Winter and no water
was visible at Msckinsc-the Indians were crossing on
the lee from Msckinsc 70 Beaver Island 10 Lake Nch
gan a trip seldom attempted 10 the hardest Winter.
In Lake Superior Ihe water was visible from the
summit Of "Gros Csp which 10 abou. 700 feet high.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

q rECOND-AErNtE PROPERTY FOk SALE
81. Three ~ ths- Eve and handsome tnree-s,ory
~ and sirc houses. with story si.u ated
the s1uh-rssi corhrr u s.coadsy and f~e.ns sod
fr.sblng In the very bes manner by dsys nh
marble msrIes and 2rs-s PLACED furniture In frOn base
ment aad frat and seOn1 stories front psf.0t widows
VI hs beet eryss plate glass basement srd second story
bes r1ssa crown ssss stalled glass IN psiofs and lea
rooms waller closets Ia basement second and third stories
Bee0-s range and copper BOT here II IN
each house For which win be moderate incur- OF
The forensuearpen,er II the building OF JOHN HAN
RABAS. IS rhrdst m5u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

N ORDsR Of Ros-u Ian.ng Jaeg. Of The Je,s''on to,r
DCcgns Counse or SC Nsc- h-r-1y Stsa that sn hiAas
h,- u.d ssant N. q SpwiS Fl>N roo ~ s- -
ol ku,eugh. ccanis II Jefferson ar-sst an so-
eoc~set Debtor due prof msc- a. sad Judge r1aai 70 -
IT the stut- alta ~uts q so-es,t
aonr--t~at d~htorf that -h - @f u
Of H.. ceet. The .st ftsm Fun. sPpeS ~
such hner hr-~ months -
putaton o % not~ I'D that Tho payment 81 49, '-s
@-u-, Of properly h-kegne a. -.i tehof :" In
D. I'm tf sny
,ht.,-r are oftal.n 'oi Dated fso D. l.ts
of f,u i-c RtMks. .nf AusrlfIrC tf-taas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

PURSUANCE of order Of the Surrogate Of ihs COunva
>s- fors notice hereby al persons having Ia
SAMUEL wIGNALL late OF the City Of New tors de-i.-dD
the with vouchers thereof 10 the subscriber a. hs-
st-nc- No ~ Hammond the City Of ksrYors
fore the second Of Ju n-itDs'sd New Yo Dec a. ss
dll Isw6m. CHRIsTOPHEK GWfEK. Aimn.ant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

IL PURSUANCE Of order OF the Surrogate Of the conn
New fon notice hereby all persons having sms
THOMAS BowsER. late OF tbs Cry Of se~ fefs, d. -.sed
the vouchers thereof N. .nb,crbsr OF h ofs
No 81 West Broadway the City Of New fos before hs
first day of May nertDsed New Yort tie !h d,y OF Ou~
lstA fo97 lsr6mtl JAWS MaCuNE sMIIH. kIscutof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

ksske fsssf FtTiC The parties belonged T. German ra-
eomrsn~s which su.ag-d NAV s's esors Gen Scott
suuf A the they snc other
the r.ieory OF Nj Goeacs Chatham and dsa
kre,m-u business II charged ths,
tn,<led MI dosn A1d Ma 81 hu whereby L rs b
which denied NrriN tbs forenoon for plsut
Mau.T Coehrsu cT ce endan Mess Brady and Ste
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

SUZANNE CoURr-Nse fo'k C0ss'y- Special
IeTm.-Judxs kjmonds the Aqai,y Cseais whsb
called 10 No flsea dsy Wild De- called.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
CALIFORNIA.

DAs-PORTs FOR CALIFORNIASs-pol
signed and sealed BY the Secretary OF sise, "ssnnt
ton & y, frrsh-d the 1sg ~. sn1 Wan
Al 81 Notary Pubic, "a Nsssaa-st
II =. PA--POHT> f6f persons eoing TO caniornis
I obtained fOr q from the slhs,roe' IYos- 20
without passports vii DC put 70 sTest az. "a
prove prove cIgiIrrshp. ard msy oe 9-n1I
he God Region. ims lr'l ANhEeLEh % a." ~ ~
FI'O fAIfFUnNiaN--Nii az experience of u
year he subsc-iher cotfc-uiy ofers MS s-rvic-s 70
pf-ya1S s.Crts 10 sl.i.bie fscshgrs 70 CO,s
for ihe longer rogs Al afucles MrAn'sa !. -
Printed esalsi-s FOR any MN '-T o. p-rsor,
istousy. ls22E-l kENr ITO ais. y / -
(V.L,FOKNIA.-Ay gentleman who will r-so- o,r'
y n-ntly b. Csforuis sill oct on or petolnV u.o
e,,e5 W snv bq.ip-.. OF sg-rcy permanent resicence
~, ssor1 sr0yiedg e srf f.cni-s highly important srd
uuAtrsbs by transient s1vccuf>rs k-i-renc-s ssut-
fsciory. Address " Lor-rrn' 1noln- Oncr. ullV lo
CALIFORNIA AND CANTON III
y Orcrrs f,r Cs1rna AsFccfsr'rs. snc olns 10 Iohs
or short voyages furnished promptly nd maze 20 &c ny
.rrvc-sh- nsrn-r Al the Cothng store OF
n Manners Family lndusi1. Society, - ress, reD
P-cs-sfp. ms I- " :.
DOfTABIk IRON HOUSES FOB CALHOUN
L NIA-Th- g-vA-iz-d iron huGs-s eoof'roc'e1 y NE
Induced 20 ca The attention ~ those gong 70 caorih W
- examination OF Them. Tie Fca groo.eo " 'lce a
manner ~ psTs ~ The huise- ro' sno scNs kile 70
get-r and house .xls oe pri Up N iess 80 usy
they are fsr cheaper vCcc sr- frepf1o 81 Hue1
more con ,oahe ihan house OF The above 'ze een
% shipped IN boxes u feet long ana ie-t vfe Nj
inches ds-9 the freight veicn would he about sli 10
san francisco There vii $50 be no rOub N removing
from pan Of the country another a. ne hOose car ID
4 few b1u he tsken down and put up by cslhns upon
the o. hscrner house Of he shove sE- c.r De seen
}r PkTEh MAI bOh ID St'u-sN
I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

ny OKDFR Of Nshsei Ui.hoes-r Pr 20 u - coar
ID Cnmnoa sni fr 10 CO a. qntg u >-- la.
So,r-- h-r-by gwen par-uant 90 th- pr 81 h- .ss,
,h,nrpx srNhnests Ss.nst sh~onfny. 80 rni ne essa
s',schr-rt has t--u~d e.is'- - bsS
SETT aid ELkIN NY MAN. composing o. - h-nn-i q NJ
on rv.rl-uts N0rtgaus Z
vii b. 80 -
go .bs. appear snt d-hSge -leh sitschnsi
he at psh .toa q
nat III. sees Due 81 them ~ r-ss
o,h. STATE srf dss,o them ths 49, Of a., Pst
srty with bsougG them ard - .nssf Of .y -
properly roddeu By sw ans sr- D. ~
s,l "a, of xo,- nb.r is,N WALkER HtNDtlcK.
n Atarhnt Cr-ttnr- a. >ss.slstNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06
~ 70 LEr On FOR .ALE-Al \

b.. delightful counirv place, for sevrrs yesrs the res
-N drncs Of Capt II Bennett and lasl Summer In the
occupancy Of Vim Gardiner, ESQ The situation CON.
msnfs yiev Of the Bay and sufoundings Unsurpassed
and The house Il OF the hfs class COM
mocious snd rnoern built hied In With brick, With Larry
attained, and with the oubueinks stable nc 10 In
perfect order The grounds con,snx Of hVe acres are
well with fruit variety hne grspery Hover
kchsn gardens, ara good bathing beach beonging
he place There several churches wi hin short
disaoce. During the Summer smbost leaves for New
York within . quarter Of ame ofth- house, every hour
By within IS ride Of the Brooklyn Ferries
Pouesson given imniedislelv. Applvto
s2lw- W H. ONINGTON, 60 souh-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DUBLlC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No Nassau sirs.,-
Il .
SLATE late and sso
alleged have died -is~ that the se-,i Of the
the hands Of the Public Administrator oil be administered sst q.
posed OF h hnn according unless the ~ claimed
sS hl Of the deceased b. ssy
April n.rt--Datsd New rork. M.rrh IS lH4a
m6ts~t~ JAMES rSAYER. Fubic Afmn-'f-tt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

90 EAKuS-oNo0 actes Of Farming Lands now nrst
R offered for sale on the Lopgsand Railroad shout "
49, miles from the city These lands have deep Iosniy
soiL easily cultivated and rendered productive Thev
are ,serei In pfces OF ten or more ~ very low
price Apply 10 ELDRED0E, PLATT sTEWART,
i9s ar fr'' ~ Wilfam-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

g. TO I.T-A g-rteei lhreesIory brick house with
En-: ttc and basement sub cellar and beautiful paror,
~ and Of Court and Desrswst south Brook
Ign. Rent $3.50.
Thr-.-story brick house and store Ia Coumblsst Gear
D-grsr,t South Brooklyn. Rent $3.50
The upper part OF The house Of Greenwich and
Bsnkst- N-w-Yorx with basement. Rent sSO-sIore 10
The $50.
Beautiful new Gothic Cottage Yorkyie, with lots OF
ground for garden Rent goo.
Small Sslory brick house Thirty nipth-s near the
Third-syeuue. EeaI RS Inquire al 25 Falonst New
Yorx mig 2wh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

fra FARM FOX sALE-Fouy rods from Newly ORR
eo and New Haven railroad depot, and 30 RODS from The
churches and schools In New Rochel-, Ncseh.s,er
County contsinng 50 sores Of which 10 timber and HE
balance meadow pillow land under the hs hest stale OF
cultivation On II IL good dwelling End carriage house,
ba, No and other ouhouses apple orchards and one
orchard Of go trees and variety OF Other fruit
trees said Railroad Company commu,es by the year TO
Rochelle NJ the rate OF II cents per day Apply 10
WILLIAM SMITH. Jr 256 West Nlneleenth-st or Il.
SMITH I,s Wster-,t N Y az 6tot'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DUBLIC ADMiSlsrRArOR5 OFFICE. No. Nassau stree, =
sote. hereby the relatives and nett ofkn Of HAv
FRIES late board barb Men S-cs<--d sad ~bo "a
eyed died that The s6-c Of the sad ntssias NJ
hando of the Public Administrator will he ADMINISTERED and cspsd
II By him according 10 sv The be claimed BY .ous s
Of the deceased BY the first day Of M
n-tt-Datsd New rOh sasfcb N, ls4A
m30 Iawtr JANIS $. THAYER, Public Adtninistrstos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

90 Rt,H sAIE-A valuable farm at New Rochelle, sit
Do lated about one mile from the New-York snd New
Haven Railroad Depo, on the road to White Plalns
The farm contains 90 and IN acres In high state
OF and sl In good sons fence, with large gar
dem and an " foe peaches and great variety
other fruit The house 10 about 80 feet 'front.' with pak
"a on three aides with large barns, carriage house Ice
house and all the necessary buildings On ths rear OF
the farm 10 stone house bu for study, from which
commanding view Of the Sound and the surrounding coun
try For farther particulars inquire of q. CLONNEY
- Wall-st The premises. m9 lni'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

~ Brooklyn sir 3slory bsics houses finished with front
5 and bsck easements vaults in front and ave marble
msn,e folding DOORS goot wells and ciserns IN ihe yards
about inutes walk from Hamilton and from South Fer
~ Rent s.75 snrum Persons wishing houses M
please examine the premises For particulars, In
quirs OF = p. CRAZY, on the premises ~ Of
NO 2vs N ANDRUB II DeysL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DuBLiC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. No ! Nassau sfrss,-
Notice h-shy gwen the and Of Of WILL
IAN hOBGEN ate board Dem.fafa dssass az
~ho alleged Ia have det ut-stas that The sf- 81 the sd
the hands Of the Pabic ~ BE- ad
srd f.po--t of b Inn Tie BE- -
fol II the e-s.ed the t
day Of April nsKt-Dstst Ss~ fofs NsFch IS, 1919.
mis- la~f~ JAMES THAYF X. Public Adnlaistrstof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

Gsa FOR %AIE-The properly on the northeast
e uer OF venue and Eighty fouthst cont-niDg from
- 10 to "A Lots. On the premises are dwelling house
and carriag with other improvements and ut %
choice selections Tho bu dngs aud f-nces Of the beet
materials ard thorough workmanship built by The day for
cash The above elgbly sus,ed on high ground IN "a
exceent ghborhood opposite the countrys-s OF VIM
NIbo Esa snd commanding good view of the East and
Harlem Rivers Being IN neat epsir ard free from every
lncumbrsnce this properly deemed worthy the attention
OF gentlemen who desire quiet residence short distance
ooi Of town ylrss- induire % the prrrises ul0sw-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DUBLiC ILLUSTRATIONS OFFICE, No Nassau .t-ss
h-rsby the relatives u ks Of Pkith
sAkDON late Of the City OF Nov fo issf fsssaed and ~ho
alleged IN have dsd aeststs that tbs -fscts Of the cad ssts
the hands Of the Puer AdDrsio will be a5mnrtsfsi ADD 30
pos.i Il By HIM un~ h- claimed By .0s-
~al executor administration Of the dssassd by the asa dag o.
April apt-Da;si Neu Yort, Mach ~, lsts
n4j la.tv JAhsss THAYER. Pubhs Adnnr,'sof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-06

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, No. sassss su->-
Notice hereby gwen the relative ana Of hin Of DAsit
ADDOR late OF the CITY Of New fok, vshmsssT -.ed ss
Who alleged have dsd utssts that tho ees o the .1
t-.is- the hands Of tho Public Adnn.r s 10 admnstss
and disposed Of BY bm according unless the Be sed
lawful 81 tho deceased By he H
day Of MAY s~rt-Dated New fort Msrh 90 Ist.
s,o is.t~ JANIS THAYER pubis Admit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
erThc Washington correspondent of the Pa.

0rTThc Washington correspondent Of the Pa.
Ledger, under date of Sept. 10, writes:
Tie extreme probability of a union between Barn.
burners and Hunke5s in the State of New York has
filed every Democrat here with Joy and exultation
the conduct of Mr. John Van Buren, is much praised,
and the general theme Of laudation. He has certainly
given proofs of great tact, well as of extraor-
binary degree Of intelligence.
The result Of the recent elections has had consd-
cradle effect in cooling angry political passions here
elsewhere, and there is every to hope that
the approaching session of Congress will not be SO
exciting anticipated but few weeks ago. 1t
is pretty certain that the administering will have
working majority. in either House, and that, short of
few pia cohSidera thrown out in the Presidents
sage, II will not attempt any material change in the
laws politics of tie country. The Democrats.
isfed with the laws they stand, will throw I'M
pedlment in the way of their execution, that there
will he positively nothing done in the way of lrgsla
ton, aud resistance to an administration, which
for the time being. is poweress If it had never
succeeded TO the government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

FIRE.-On Monday evening. about half past 10
o'clock, the Brew house, belonging to Joseph Laox,
situated Pogues Rum main street. discovered
10 be FIRE by one of the workmen who slept in the
building 1t totally consumed; and the adjoining
buildings barely saved by the timely application
of water by the engines The loss is probably some
eight hundred TO thousand dollars Of which
was insured. The FIRE is supposed to have originated
accidentally, frcm a defect in The walls Of the kiln.
II is peculiarly hard on Mr.. L., as he had just stored
his house with grain. all of which is deiroyed. We
trust his friends will lend a helping hand 10 give
him new starr; and we muy ask, Has he en- en-
emyl No.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

PHENoMENoN.--A curious phenomenon is stated 10
have occurred in Rossbire, Scotland, during thun
der-storm. Immediately utter Of the oudest
pcas Of thunder ever heard there, large irregular
shaped of ice, reckoned to be nearly twenty feet
in circumference, and Of proporiionae thickness.
fell neu a farmhouse Ii had beautiful crystalline
appearance. being nearly all quite transparent. ex-
cepting small portion Of it, which consisted of hail
stones Of uncommon size, fixed together. II was
principally composed Of small squares. shape,
Of from to three inches in size, all firmly CONCEAL
ed together. The weight Of this large piece of ice
could not be ascertsiued. No appearance whatever
of hail snow was observable in the surrounding
district al the time.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27
From ks Tsegrophie Dispatches Of the Ohio Statesman
EA, FOREIGN NEWS 1
Gt[HE>fP BY THE f[GE ff-
EszEszzzsszs STEAM SHIP ca HBRLa. $3.50
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM
EUROPE.
Nrw Vopr Semi. 90. 1919

NEW u DIRK. Dept. ~, 1910
The Cambria rrrived at Halifax last evening.
She brings intelligence of the increase of cholera
IN England.
There were l 900 deaths from cholera in London in
one week
The CHOLERA is raging throughout the continent.
At Berlin there 40 deaths day from this cpl
demic
HUNGARIAN NEWS
ComOrn still holding Qualification Of MagyarS.
Comorn and Petewardien still hold cut against The
Ausiriuns and Russians The former commanded by
kapka. the latter by KEEL.
The Russian General Burg, had long interview
with the latter the I'D ult which resulted in the
Hungarian Major being sent to Hayneau, to arrange
terms of capuaticn.
The impregnable position Of Comorn induces Klap-
ka to demand good conditions.
Letters from Vienna state that several renowned
Alagyars had been executed by the Ausirians and
that the mother and Children of Kossuth, aud wives
of several agyars had been taken prisoners to Press
burg.
great part of the Russiun army had received or
ders to march towards Gallacie
Buda and Pesh are to be garrisoned by 3 200 Aus
trims.
The Hungarian corps of Perze entered Ossova but
the Turkish authorities would not receive them until
they laid down their arms
Letters that the Emperor of Austria has pa
doned Georgey, and that he had departed for Syria,
Prussia.
AFFAIRS IN GERMANY.
Directory is 10 be established under the control Of
Austria aicd Russia Congress Of Princes to Par
titi0n Germany.
On the German question, there is 10 be Directory
consisting of members for the Confederation proposed
by the cabinets of Vienna and Munich, and is hold
lis sittings at Frankfort The Directory will be q
per manent Executive commission for the CON-
mon interest Of the whole of Germany. The Presi-
dency of the Directory will be vested alternately in
| Austria and Russia.
| The Vienna correspondent of London paper states
that that there is but little doubt but that Congress
Of Princes will be held there soon, for the purpose
finally settling the German question.
FRANCE.
! Refusal to grant Passports to German Patriots.
| The French government continues to refuse pass
ports to those German refugees. their way to the
United States, who are forced to traverse France.
The news generally from France, is undressing
and not worth Telegra phing.
No allusion is made to the correspondence between
that government and the United States, relative to thu
difficulty with the French Minister.
ROME.
p, osecutions TO be Commenced in tie name Of Rel
| gion.
! The Trumvirate of Cardinals has instituted com
mission for the purpose of prosecuting the authors
the outrages committed against religion during the
revolutionary period.
Rnsterlon has assumed the command of the French
army Of occupation.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-27

FLORIDA INDrANs.-The Washington correspon-
dent of the Journal of Commerce says-the govern
ment has ordered ten companies of artillery
Florida, for the protection of the inhabitants of that
State from about one hundred Seminole warriors and
three hundred squaws and papooses. With an army
Of two thousand veterans, it il TO be hoped that the
apprehensions Of the inhabitants will be Gained even
if their pockets be not filed by profase government
expenditure. The Indians still contemptuously en-
circle themselves in their morasses showing dis
position for hostties. But they singularly de-
voted TO their soil, and do not like to be removed
westward.