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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
Late news from fucatan Arrival Of The
Gfeauship Ohio-Markefs.

NEW -ORLEANs ondsy, oct T.
tie steamship Ohio. from New York via Ha-
,sns, arrived yesterday in ten days from the crmer
city
News from Yucatsn reports battle between The
white, and Indians at YsOdslld the 9th sept after
swo hours lighting the Indians were driven back ana
s.nsr.ea me indians were still near Bscolar 10 for
tiasd positions. There is reported disagreement
ssaOA2 the chiefs
Since the receiP, Of The America ssj'ices Zoe marie,
Tor Cotton has been heavy. Prices are considered
more favorable for buyers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

The Reeof Oh The STALE OF tue Nsnola ktasanoa sy.-
lem BY Mr.. havsusgh. he hese inspecto- % Mln-'e .
r,nce Of Eusii.n Literature shown by me ieschss, .
startling iEct dssc5te a BY MI hsssnsfh lie says 'si
n nicer. o; tte have science clsssics e1Cagh 10 pass
he .xarship exsainsL4u 10 Trinity College p1bD, yei
kno rnr'ry 81 E1y.sh authors nor scarcely anytai1g
eyer o. irish literary celebrities excer re mere 1sesl
irh a. Edgevyorth 0nliD, Goldsmith. acd lzny others
IRE fact remarkable ard painfully important II - OF
he gres Il ccuseQueuce 10 clsso icre Tor reGl N Do
ieis-s ana Inc want OF libraries FOR he poor = grea
evil 10 90 i1siice 10 The Yong ireiGuders lho~evef
mschlevoas n ohef respects ney soofsd hard y rouse
- lingsss-s % make voluntary Efforts Tor form
hacl-ciub.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

o. ire ss'e ~sich ihs proyiscrsy keep s,psrsss sc
count OF D. Ar TIE A5ocs - he nortsisfy q ;.
-an.a IN 1901 frg~i III Treasgrs o. ne ssir sre he
T-assrr sss $50 pay each q ne morris o. ne sac
monastery a. Srng.l pension % 80 Ere AZ Insr-s
rrres.f-T Be announced 10 the Holy See. - "a
-esiel mouVes wn'c1 have ren.srca o
measure .rtispca.-s zrr nscesssry Az Ias fr--l
d--ts 81 TIE departments Of Grace J1sce AID Ponce,
an1 ofth- department Of Finance ciresiec . tsks --
u-ces.ry s7s or ne exscroE Of hl. desrss u 90 fsr
"a 70 concerns hen respectively
Given A. Ps-rra $50 CHARLES"
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Tronhlc In TlpperarN.

The Cianma Chronicle has toe following letter TIP
psrsrv Feidsy egening-Ths district u much excited
ne scces. ih which the peassnlry have succeedcc 10
defeating the claims Of their landlords IL every here
spoken o. They ready ihsi IT, he movement ne
IL s-lv suoryer-y that may arise they o1y bid
n their lime sud the results hstmay be anticipated csn
moi fail 10 AWAKEN The velesi sOci.uce OF those now IN
,oger and upon whom the w--beng Of this country
and The maintenance OF the Constitution depend. The
authorities are 10 possession Ofimpoisni formation slc
mater. la shr there l. an increase ordered IN ne po
Ire force and "a sciive yao q nightly maintained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

'F.ni-N solifft.it Is l1cfIs- sre about fs
" Ii, 80 . - 4--y f-ey ave behaved i1 -ci1- -
re ife+ f-s Do is.fl Outrageous A. rs-a-o5
= u zen -aifff- .e tise c-u Of The .rfsrt..
Als N-f ne Tirw 20 carry Of young married. - -,.r
&C ne poln Of being chef fo- him be- 10 save r-r
IRON d--c-of. allied her viii "a owr har- Tie rol.s
2. -s oil-a. cans-1 sef-ral Sers0rs % srrvs ws-r
lriols -, rter ensuf- 'etseer them sud me .oierf
which i- si or slct three a. 10 former ani drove n
Lr rest .he 0r 10 c3nscq 1el-e i-seriad b. go.
iahahsnis aud tle Spanisrd- TOOK po-sessou vi and
fn- ens.rons A. cc-4 .crc- country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
N IELFGa.pa 10 Iaf Nsw.YORK TRIsyNL


tb4nbERsnuRG, lhnrsday, Oct tx u.
TIE returns from Washington Co gives Thomas
J. .icEa!g. Wing. 2,.s and VIM . Hamilton. Loco.
4c47
Thus Ia tue wmgs have elected Members - The
Assembly and the Locos g.
ss,oga D.s7rcal bAIrIMoRl. 1tuTsd-5, Oc, - IN.
The faIl returns from Baltimore City show the
election Of the entire Loco Foco ticket By large ms
lority Me sne hes $50 msi. and the Delegate uoke
2.lal rnsj Fiye upper Wards in the Third CongFe''
sona District give Hammond, Loco-foco' LOO MAJ
Returns from the I'D Congressional District Indicate
McKaig's election he gaining considerably over Iay
lore vote
Washington County gives hchsg 25.y ior Congress
and Hamilton 25ls In Hancock County Mchaig has
sbou, 50 majority
Two Wings are probably elected u tie Legislature
arrival of shs Republic and Ncrtherner.
CHARLEsToN Wednesday, Oct 5.
The steamers Republic and Northerner have
D. sr-ive1-al1 saf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
.u.,r,sa aue-and.Cry after Kos.uts.

TIA q. sgtrvs en- .nt.s and leaders Of Hungary
ave 70 expect n 'scJ Tall io,o Austrian
cutcne- ssrt from no writ now sfued for csHhi1s
rem Z possible win d-scrpron u heir persons, u
10. contain. % such WI OF which ws give few BY
way VI .gcr'men
.'BsH CHAELz5-i1H4rs zen Genera, between g. scd Sc
age. O aiding s-s-rre mn, ass god fsc-
tr3 rl--y c-ron, lov forehead, zrsysn hair
.rey eyebrow, shsrT -,cict-t HOOKED .ose, broad
frclcs s.1 O-rus-, Scoops ts 70 rs gait and s said
% ave srar 10 liz ,---, ron guDshot ~O1Bc b.
-lv-l 10 peEe.
Es:...g, irrwis, once sisvysr our1slis, Naiser Of
Finance, PRECEDENT u he Hungarian C0-z.rs o. De-
ease and a. .ss. OoTernc.Pf-scrni Of lie hungarian
o. irs Catholic religion, married -bovs 'he mid e hight
,oefsDy srOng thin, ras oval face pale peIor,
NV brow, cces11S hair, Dln- eyes, sirOng cara
brown eTs1fovs smooth coupresssi nose sra hand
some mouth % sst Of teeth, round chin black mssacnss
and l-.rd, spesks Cef1sn, Hungarian, Latin. Sovsk
soze FRI and Italian. Especial signs zarEs
n1t1ra COMPLEXION, crrs ~ 1asr tie versiof
% -.4ue--, tO-rsDy broad chest, rslher fsf lnsr
-sissl defeats vh!i- band, WIKI Gag tspsrng hngs
dis d-mearof cs.m, solemn, somewhat comnft cnx als
IMPOSING bis wax generally upright, bic voice esr->-
re infi-.srng sld even when he spe-ss low very ~
tact and g-tls H3iuprrss@s oLe win ths ioes ~ ~
beng Al ertn-siss', f,T --th-s-sn d"eis Va n's
'1i'y formed eye IS 1p~.ri looE 80 peerr.ie - -
gives st--oral force 10 lal. .lpTc;sion n 90.
lis chsrsciorl s rot revealed Dg liz cns~no -
He writes German neither ortnozfap1ses"y eo''s~, MI
| = RossUTH THEREss.. bora gls. Mssz,eny vie OF
Luds Ko.su,n shsD - Yeas ~ 80, =, ne ISL
5lc rolrc- -- f1i- hss locTisa rec ofo'-r cori
naron ioog f,reae ~ black ,-r ard eyes am oaes
syer~.-s r..,r Dol nted regularly formed noun,
-. h..ifny fae.h lougsh chin speaHs o~ 40, dur
ssran and sessc.ic. sac 10 asaSesy n~s Proud SoN
| ia .sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
IRELAND.
rrLa prInfn nl.Paar.

The potato disease s beyond all doubt extending INTO
several districts, and tie low prices Of potatoes IA ne
co,nfrv markets ae attributable, some srr-' n r.
alarm ~ lie farmers VINO anxious 90 dispose OF ihe
crops In Dublin market the supplies Of dises-ed potatoes
are incrra,irg and the stgcn manufacturers are iH
rhasnr largely farmer from Swords, near Dubhu sod
severa loads u diseased state, at three hs pence per
stone But the disease - stu very partial ena SORE silp
~ o,.toes are not al all affected only In very slight
degree In some parts Of the unity Of Clare for INSTANCE
at Miltown Muboy the blight has not appeared ani me
o,oSnce il most hbuucsnt Even still fair supply OF
.nunh uoiatoas may be calcu l9ted upon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

TIE President Of he Republic, the proposition u the
Minister q tie Interior ard ~ The advice ofths CsEsss
.on "a, s.iss ibs, presided over by VI Victor You
cher ordered the release # % tho irgurgen. Of
June iei3 fucd The p0nons Of br-si, Cherhourg
and Orent ia c01seq encc of ki- fc-ase -re are now
no more Insurgents IA The naval estgh shmens a. Regent
said that Tue citadel a Pom Louis will he set apart To-
political OF nders condemned fo dei-"iion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

~ Poe "a, ss Gseil All tasen up n. 49, - ~
Eel, .s-'e- g. q Ire sane ce1ccsirsucn- OF Joy
80 - rs-.e e Pzs - drcF do-a iEs.a ne "a
-. rs1 wears $50 lals -e--.sI--- - 80 ''- O.
- 49,. y he head o. t,e Church
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

~ c Lasra1g- AMI -. Theodore 5sc lave deposited
ne following proposition {; The once e. ne glssior NJ ~
Chamber Consideri-s the letter sddToss@f the 1871
uif tv ire Precedent 81 in- Republic 20 4 Edgar Ney
considering the uo~ Inserted n The Aoa.fsEv, snt rom
IN t. sppears 10 result that member Of ne cSsile'
does not coincide Viil The policy I'D 'ai-d IN .i letter
ra1 baB'-f 10 publication considering Aa. % d. nec@ssa
~ N discipline Of the army. for ;aa internal security
ard dignity NJ France tai dJIrt should oneeT
lie ord o. he 1r5sesi posses Of NJ Slate SRI
he line Of policy intended Re followed In the ssrs OF
Italy the undersigned propose The imme tsie convore
ZION OF ire Assembly. IN order thai 10 may cCciar. ise
sovereignty on the domestic and International policy fol
lowed and 10 be followed ~ the Government This pro
po-i1On was Immediately transmitted 20 u. bsrcche.
ice President Of TIE Assembly VINO performs be 1g-
lions OF President during The s5tenc- ~ -. Dup.l
No scicu Will be TAKEN IN reference 10 The matte
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
sac next Census. II ia too nico.

NEw MUsIc-WiIism Hall 4 Son have just
psblshed beautiful Ballad by James q. Meader,
Were but his own WIFE," as sung by Mrs. Meader,
with great applause. Also. No. of Irish Melodie''
90 where Glory wsts Thee, arranged with variations
"a 4 Wallace
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.
General BEN at Paris.

Ero-a 'srroi1s Views sept p!
DrARse .Ainx you may pos..s!s aglouits shsi me
heroic Gen BEN srfved safe Ia lhs city on Monday ihe
aan papers falsely represented that he had allen into
M hands OF the Russians friend of mine got re m
forms ion OF Eems arrival from hungsu who slated
To-; Re rad accompanied him. Yours, truly. u. =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

The annual dinner o. the operative printers " Pads
0a place a. the Clabrl n ~ Champs ElysAe- sun
day Sept 6 Above 500 Li.erd-d Ah-f luz-i had been
rven 10 The Libeiy Of he Press and ond 10 TIE
Emancipation % ,lc Human ano." Pierre Lefoux made
30 eorenf speech 20 hrh he tnlnt-resrg sketch
Of tue rrd Errss r ile of pncine ~
concudr I'd by proposing as Ios,t, The Jnifued Lib
eftv Of The Pres The meeting l.1 far4ied amid oll
crss ~ y. N kLLL...l--- ~ u I1erA q p
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

BALTIMORE, Thursday, oct l.
Towne. Loco a. far ss heard from, gains So
over the vote Of 1sis and IS probably elected Both
branches Of the Legislature ere reported Wbig The
Looos have gained in nearly every county
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
ps,prp Of r. Political Exile.

The I,me,Ls Erlnssr ssyss feeling OF great graf
6csn hiss been ciused throughout this city by 10 inle
,-nce circulated on TtursdGy that Mr. John ODoune
mas received fan permist on 10 revisit and reside IN mr.
ve pisce sgsi without further apprehension Of srfes
,r nro,ecuticn We need rcciy say sra glad Of
i rlicoua Of The Executive as one ectng 10 pro
mole better opinions of constituted authority snd r.
leasing gentleman, who has ,acrced mucA Tor 's con
fri4nds personal and professional
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
Amendments by the Governor.

ONTARIO Stephan ' K. Mallory Of VanAhdAIsuH'
District Attorney in the place of James C. Brown VINO
was appointed IN the place of BarzI slossou' resigned
but who declined the appointment
MILITARY -ALBANT-john +. shultz OF Albany, big
ade Inspector for the iljh Brigade.
Albany Evening Journal, "Wednesday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
R.llsior. DC. go frnm Perr,n.

Ih- haoryaazt9 q lrfin quotes .e.17 On Parma Or
sbs stating inst 70 i1s preceding ri.1t ia Duke
caused ne Curs-n - Condolences .r1 i8 Cgsrr CT
Ssr-sot- q hs s4rrc--ce- - cragcons. AID nzc re
forced into r-sny il= rrrro-e and
srcr1d oey0r- Is frontier The f0 rir decree.
r-i.inx % ias --'i - 5ished IL - Puma S-is oi
the is.h
We, Cdsres o. Bourbon 49, rave tseree1 --5 de-
crao' Az Ies reg .ous Order q 5sredle 10 10
lor ger toert-c1 In 20yE S.,es Al Toe proper
~ Of ne $50 Ode I.. s<ss;srsd ~ ne psuIosI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
NNhir Nominations.

CLemnag Cool Eli c. Frost, Assembly
Mnrs CovsII, Sheriff G. g. faIRNAN, CLERK.
Ckau'augve Co. Maj. SAMUEL BARRfrr'
Jamestown for Assembly. An excellent nomination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
Tcs csIrioA1.-A traveller on the Upper NJ

Too CRITicAL.-A traveller on the Upper MIS-
..s,ipri writes TO tho Cincinnati NoaPared as iol-
lows concerning Dubuque, Iowa
nIba ponilsuon Of This place IL sztimsei al s,OA,
esssed az follows 1900 humans, 1900 dogs and " Zoo
nes but my here for few dsys one OF ne
Oldest inhabitants hcs assured me that there are iJ
Coioneis and Nat Than half o. The iooO csn
reasonably be called human
We object 10 thst man being employed to take
.as next Census Ho ia too nico.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05
ioco.Foco Nominations.

Tsris Co.-AARoS PARsoNs, Jr. Sheriff; JoHS
NEwyrRK, Assembly uARRIsoN BARNES Clerk
Suffolk Co.--JoHN CLARK, Sheriff h. i.
HUTCHINSON, Clerk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

FAisL RuNoR.-A correspondent ol the Bait
more American writes
WAsHiNoroN, Oct 2--Thc TumOr put lori" oy seV-
srN letter writers that there have been EXAMINATIONS
sud ORGANIZATIONS between the Secretary oil state Anc
Mr. Csvsl'o. the Gillian Minister In consequence OF
some Information having tcen obtained by MI taVai1o
through his fs,herinlaw, from q Clerk 10 the Depart
ment and that the Clerk had been dismissed on that
account caused some excitement for day or two on
the Avenue, and much inquiry a. 70 who the della
suent officer could be; There hiss been as / am well
Informed. no dismissal Tor sny such cause have
between the functionsries named Mr. Cav.llo may
have obtained In the amer specified through some Of
the Domestic Clerks disnissed from the Department
soop after the Arb OF March but 40 1t has caused any
angry feelings Whatever between Mr.. Csvslo and Ny
Clayton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

...fit. B--srts;u.- 81 whoissa.e arrest. AXE
a, .i-so1t the ohs-rvsiOn Ct esal tTns SsecJ Sns
naosudirg: buf Wheeler q will be Tor good
.y, h, tose.fal TIE misery 81 Toe peop- 'Hel7sss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

.o.,, an. .lrr. of Conorn wu rails, 4 % 10 81 Apr
Kapks AID hisAldSs amp, Coloee. Asssrnsn l,orne'
" Lrc,ensn,in The I'd Regiment OF Husss's did al "a
her po.sr . repair The damage done 10 'ss iefuses
dora "a strongly ngroreh-d 10 ssndoefs ~siea irnl
re riyhs bsas Of he psHsee eomn.aes IN o's, ~
preveag his port frcu sl.,nf into ne eanos o. ~
y ABSOLUTELY lecesssry 10 se ressessos ~ 49, -.
s.~s ma teey ave been 20 constructed hst esfA r1s
se t.seu snec~ssively The famous fseprsA veee "a
seen .Euret II The sasans u 90 ne rfai een. s9' ~.
- called TIE DaBUbe Fort Il eoru.Hs eemerr9of sase
s.ies with space for so,o men Eses " he Ssna
sad DsEabs fcf IN the hands OF he Aasrars 70.
gs,s,;rS work, srs eouh proof Before lie fofrsss.
aich 10 OF Ire e banA ~ The river - aafhed lns
Pssunsl ioruscaoas (Liuie which sr- lsts fe~t oIs
r,ust - tsken serposas this Heforlean lacor asso
pissed he e.risos woet inca eoosees 10 the isnes
Or scus ortr-n 1--WE add 20 al those d nesue Ca
nag part Vi tAs island Of Sen1 ~sch 10 eos~ 20 Socao'h
Is naa1sged during great part OF he year and taai
the ow grounds The boz wafer never dres ep u may %
red IA terrible scA the investing ueors VIZ
b -,pc,cs % .hsud Il be fouad rseesssy &, ssrvs os
the GAR sou According The caeus uors OF
ssg0eers an army 81 1900 men sososate reSeseG)
lie segs OF Conoru 10 20 be carried OF with any ensses
q success Toe foregoing s16eieas % give come ess
OF NE i-sIfe cs- 81 lie ~ hitch musk sosee shosS 81 y
u Il be de'srmin-a TO s,srvs oas he gsrTsor 81
would perhaps -lspss before 10 could b Effected, " Ne
oe:i-s.d have such vast ssores Of provisions -
According 10 TIC o,tSsunchs Pssf the garrison 90 -
morn consists u sAoc They fuTulshed Wiz -
pieces 81 suery which bsneres Of guns each, arc
nsa,peees win corresponding carriages and tesns N
ara heavy guns without carnage They have ss art
cry ersn horses They vctuAieS for east yea
In the totu-ss. whore X .apls wss Governor tie con
msndant 10 now As-ermsn. Thaiy 10 director u forufcs
sO~.sy snG JsHs isss s. as.oa. a. rss S,.,,ss,
Commissioner. Lsslsus Chsty opersss 10 ne fortress
eomplssy In the sense OF The sbdcssd Magyar Govern
meat and IN The present snlhus attic spirt With which
are snimsed, tis Idle 10 1hnk of The surrender .,
fortress unless CONFLICTS amnesty l. guaranteed,
hose ocers who formerly served Sndsr he Austrian
Government AL prepared 10 sas~er the NjsSuos of
shese terms With Ibe mosg desperate defsass.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

The steamer Cqrafg. Capt. JrDEiss. arrived At
her ohsrf sbou. O'Clock yestsrlay. By her We
have received oar regular foreign hies ard cores
poutencc from which We make Up our usuai sum-
mary. Is foll0Ws
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Fate Of the Defeated.

~Eie6 has been 90 loudly By public opi.oD ssa
proclaimed q organs OF me oovsrnmess a. ss rae
al quarters he sane revolving accounts pour Ia Of us
cowsrdy excuses Of erusy Io which ths sgenn " The
Austria. Govern enforce tlS ncoluc osei
aances " The con in-ehief Tl1s 10 me ps
county settled By The German race the Austrian comns
torture OF 10 sps@.~ssass trimming tbs ssupsI) Ia
order erorzs the popusuon INTO sioz up ihsir hun
bank notes 10 Be burned All ds,setsd With se for
b1d.n money "a hsr possession sub seed TO bis
porssl ntcron- ssly tie wtois Provssnt GERRY have
Cd Or Dn.ossrs xsDs" Q, pastor. I'D sh.pls.as
Kssehsu The v 2pssss;on Of xossutb currency wbsrs
o,hsr sxss Only be carried ielo s.set ~ ne roS
the no,ss stiii sircu.ie This 10 he particularly IN
Jsxygis and Csmania
The Pe.n ,ax<ns publishes ne sentsrcs Of Ceuf.
marital on Joseph sogsmuth, IN s6stant 10 csoo.
A. Ofen He 70 condemned to eight yer. inprsonHsns
ain heavy irons let For having d'no'te9 sis.st ss
pupil. ssysrs copies Of az sset :, 'ss rm,os Of oa sy
trs ,nsurserts secondly for ssytas us'aeS os .enons
no Of arms spd ne PIECE sy,or =: gssssb b,
40 .fey .uns school sSs tsruas
toe Of The daily siaalss -.
"a. r,brnt translates the following from 6asrses
German papers
Tn. trsls are going rapidly fsssh, snd - Jet svs
no evidence u nldsf spifs TIE high ars'eefsey, Us
CLAIR ana ne Jews singled ogt for severe treat
-, On. Clergyman was SHOT az another sentenced
"a sn.~u Years indrlsooseat The director of asy-
lam for chi,cr-, writer education has been Srsstsd
viii ..y nohius Of The inluusrsbIe puHshHsIis ineie
ed on tho Jews
Anasg he condemned 10 The c.sssynsn rsir.ts, All
he treasurer u the Central Hangsrsn Railroad, who
are sentenced Eve ysars imprsooInenio hons' Pay
N. .gsu, for the Imperial family estates At
wa sentenced 10 ak months IN ons and Two others to
s,, months IN rors Tss former Editor Of The Iss<ssr
Wa.aa-aa has been arrested The actors, schrlt and
gorn Of The ofsn heater have long essu under sxsr
ir.fiou-
Nicolas Strict aged ~, csshore Priest 81 ssslsr, ssd
MORT. kSn.y sssA y, csiAoIs sssplA;a ~ he ssns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

~ Gen. Henry WILSON. Editor Of the Re
Dusl,Sar has been chosen chairman OF the Free Soil
STATE Centrsl Committee. Headquarters In Boston.
n Vice President Fillmore has been rendered
sPu5ie Dinner BY the citizens Of Detroit but declined
on soeount Of want Of time and previous nrsaxsnsnn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-05

dsy and Win t their h.--i ~ the pre.-. Anew i,u
a. ..ienarl ''te 80 o1rzs. - Tie pare po-ds p.rfr
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Sem nor Captured.

It. O.ais.hs R,ro-s Of Bera has es.srs from ModS-
"a which co0asdies .be rePen VI ssm'. arrest by the
Ru..ar.
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Fracture or THE HEAD.-A mason named
Dennis laherly residing at los Mulberry st. and wore
ing at new building in East Twenty thrdst. haa ul'
sku fractured on yesterday about O'Clock I. NJ ny
ssuIng from the ,cafoldiug into the basement, on
pile Of bricks beside the fracture his body was mos1
savnrelY brnised
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Tho State Trial.

The T,ibuas translates the following from Vienna
letter la the KolsiscAs Zstfuns
The Ost D<isess Poet calls attention " the sxsnsvsnsss
Of Tho Trial which 10 now beginning 10 Hungary ~
Baron Haynsls command According 10 this, every Hun
gsrsr who any now or any where Implicated 10 lie
revolution the members ofths Diet public officers judges
sad occupants Of every public station In Hungary durss
The Rsvouuou ectsd to the CourMsrus a. Pssu
Tbs Psa says ave inquire n The hrst Justice Minister
OF The Austrian State allow process 10 20 forward
involving almost all The psomiDsr, families VI coonry
which forms twonnhs Of the entire monarchy, sod which
has thrice savst that monAreby with the blood 81 10 call
dren-can the Minister OF Justice slow ibis to 'ase place
without aluz Il IN hand aud seeing that IL 10 carried %
In m.nser worthy Of q Consrturoosi stsIsP Another
ourpss, hopes thar an act ofmpsis grace @sJ come IN
70 prsveuithis enormous Trial.
"Where the Carcass II shsrs the Vsissrss
are 0siheYed."
7ks T,iban. translates from Vienna letter La It's
hsans,rs Zstansi
An the members Of the house 81 ko,hssLild are now
ssn,s.sd here for family conference and ~ 10 not win
out reason that lksy supposed 10 10 about concluding
ne terms u e loan with Austria
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Letter Of tho Emperor Of Austria 10 Prince
Psskiew witch.

SShcSekAff
fslscE O. WARSAW Tho good news which yosr ss.
rene highnsss pleased 70 eeumun 10 me 10 yoU
eIier VI the 10th, has caused Satisfaction sincere
"a Nis lust Th- brave which you command. fiead
Msrshsl, which accustomed 10 victory under your
dsrs has brilliantly usnned In The Hungaria esnrsisg,
tts long acquired glory. Your hignn-ss has oblaisss
The BangSiao ~ Do Of barlr elaine upon The
Satisfaction o. bis Imperial Majesty my mcs, iiasuioss
frend and ally, - vel upon my profosad gratitude
The eminent honor ssched your services 10 found
IN the brilliant result To have compelled considerable
portion Of The iusurgen, army to surrender uneonduors
Without the sacrifice Of valiant blood ms bner triumph.
Prince. than many blood stained laarsls-
AZ public and certain mark " my lively gratitude
transmit WIKI his letter the psgpa OF Grand Cross ..
10y Order OF Maria Theresa Most undoubtedly FisoAs
shs wogld cast or impeuerahls veil over The pnl n
dared follow The dictates OF my own heart snd NE area
wish u my heart would DC to discover or hsApg
tbs sAngurary wounds Which The criminal tosurrsstioo
ms Indicted upon unhappy Hungary bat rus rsi
forget that have sacred duty ~ perform 10 hs rssi Of
fry sope, aud that the general welfare OF ny empire
imposes duiies and considsrauo1s upoa that msst
not lose sight Of NeyethsIes your Hshnsss has dons
justice IN promising thai my happiness would Be moro
complss In proportion 10 the forbesfapce which may be
euab eli sxbsit In my rshual and general estimation
Of =. these impcriar, events
Accept, FisldMsrshsl the rsnswst assurances OF 1e
consideration and sincere attachment with which
remain your wsudisPossi Signed FAM Jossfs