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New Advancement.

THE subscribers have this day entered into
Co.partnership under the name and firm OF y. &C
T.. BRADLEY * CO, and will hereafter carry
on the Root and Shoe Business in all
its branches. at the old establishment. Their as
sortment will be kept complete at all times,
GEO. H. BRADLEY
CHAS. BRADLEY.
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NOTICE

3. SHERMAN would inform the public
that he ID prepared to do all kinds of CARRIAGE
wo.k, both in making and repairing. He has now
on hand, number of new Carts and DRATs,
made in the best manner. He is also prepared to
have ali kinds Of Blacksmith work done, in the
hest manner and at the shortest notice. .
GTShop near Messrs. Hall + Aansrnose's
Distillery.
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JUST RECEIVED d FOR SALE CHEAP.
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bales spun yarn; IS bbls -four.
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MUSLIN, EDGINGs, AND INsERTINGs,
which offer at from to 10 cents per yard. A
large assortment, just received by the Mary Pow
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a LIE M MS.
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FISH,. sss IT'S. 1851.
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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-30
PARLIAMENTARY.

LONDON may iEUl-- Evening.
The royal assent was given by commission
to the following bills:-Excheque Bills
Outdoor Paupers; Distraning for Rates
Recovery Of Wages; Ireland Protection 81
Justices; Ireland Spirits Ireland Petty SEES
slons; Prisoners Removal; Ireland bills
Lord Beaumont gave notice that he should
put questions to the Government, on Monday,
on the subject Of the invasion, by the French
Of the Roman States.
Lord Wharnclife gave notice Of his inten-
ton to move the omission Of certain clauses
IN the Navigation Bib; when that bill went
into committee.
The Earl Of Carlisle moved the second
reading Of the Poor Law Ireland Rate-in.
Aid Bill, entering into heightened detail
Of the measures which had been taken dur
ing the last three years for the relief of Irish
distress. tas
The Earl Of Reden moved that the Bill
be read the second time this six months.
The Archbishop Of Dublin opposed the
Bill, so did Lord Beaumont and the Earl Of
Ross It was supported by the Marquis Of
ClanIiesrd, and after numerous other Peers
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A quarl,I.pasl q'sslss.-.Fhs. French CANNON lire

quarierpast Twslys.--The French cannon FIRE
upon the baetion
Half-past twelve Garibaldi Is attacking al dis.
ferent points, An exchange OF musketry has taken
placc. 'fhcrc Is fighting at the Villa Pamiili Rock
els are thrown al tlle greater bastion.
Oneo'clcck. The firing at the Villa Pamfi has
ceased.
"a quarter before two.--the firing has commenced
again under the walls Of the Vatican, According TO
estafete from the Vatican, there was false at
tack 10 make our men turn out The baslion most
advanced point Of the Vatican, al which there are
TWO howiizers. These howilzers have been removed
by our men, but we do not know where TO. The
eneiny's cannon have taken up position at this
part. French rather lose ground al the Villa Pam
fill, and they have moved 10 another part.
The rriumyirate has published the following pro-
clamation t1aEse M
Romans Our honor Is safe; God and our muskeis
viii do the rest. Energy and order. BE worthy Of
your fathers. Let no voice spread alarming news.
Let shot be fired In the interior Of the city Let
every shot be for the enemy, and lei every one cry
"Vfya la Republca. THs TRIumvIaa.
April 30, Half-past one p. M.
Three o'clock, p. M.-Our people have fought AT
the Pora Parlese with great courage, in the name
Of God and the people The French cannon have
become silent &estks
Ten minutes past Ihree.--The French appear to be
discouraged.
Twenty minutes past threc-The French trail
leurs are falling back 10 their centre
Forty minutes past ihree.--At the Porta Sancto
Pancrassa the French are beating retreat our tr-
aeurs put them TO flight.
-Four o'clock.--The French cavalry fell back.
Ponte Mole rs menaced.
Five o'clock.-All firing has ceased
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had, spoken, the debate being very heavy
the Marquis Of Lansdowne replied. The
House then divided, the numbers were, con-
tents As; Non contents, AZ. The Biltwas
consequently carried by majority Of 4. !
Lord ] Russell, in answer to question,
stated that he should bring on the PariiameQ-
tary Oath Bill on Monday; and Mr.. =.
Smith and Mr. Spooner gave notice Of
amendments which they intend TO propose in
the form of the oath
The Marriage Bill was further postponed
till Monday, with view to some other
arrangements being then made.
In answer TO Mr. Osborne, 10 the question
whether any information had been received
of an advance Of the Russian troops into
Hungary, Lord Palmerston stated that such
information had beenreceivedl from the Charge
dPAfiairs at Vienna, and that i had taken
place on the application Of the Emperor Of
Austria.
Mr., b. Cochrane asked whether the Gov
eminent had received information of the adj
vance Of the French troops at Rome, and
whether any mediation was intended. Lord
Palmerston said the Government was in pos
session Of dispatches on the subject; there
was no intention OF mediating between the
Romans and the French.
Land Improvement and Drainage Ireland
Bill; The Chancellor OF the EXchequer
moved the second reading Of the Bill. A
desultory discussion took place upon the sec
ond reading Of the Bill fol promoting Land
Improvement in Ireland by advancing 50o,-
900 pounds. The Bill was read the second
time and ordered to be committed on Mon
day
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AolrArlon ~ coNaEaurncr =.

The decision of tho Lords win at once raise ag-
itation LILLE expected and lar less desired Our cor
respondent says that soon the news became
known y was proposed that committee should be
formed this day, for at once starting an agitation
law Lords and the learned Judges who presided at
the hearing Of the In the House Of Lords state
she Is, an integral part OF the United Kingdom, she
Is entitled 10 the laies and moro particularly
undue precptancy with which their I.ordships dis
posed OF the case is attributed in Dublin by many
very well meaning citizens TO the idea that they had
mnde up their mind 10 confirm The sentence even
before the cases were called on
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pRoposALsFoR wooD.

OFFICE or rHH AssisrAHr QuARrHnMAnTHR,
.f i Fbrf Washington, MI, Dfoy 10, lSf9
gEAI.ED proposals., endorsed Proposals for Wood,
y viii be received al this Office nnt 10 O'clock, OF
the 10Th day next for furnishing go corlsof OAK
WOOD, for the Of The troops al Fort Wtahngton,l
The wood 10 be Of the best merclantabie qunhy cur
between 18th Of October aud the lat OF April not less
than twohirds Of which 10 be split; the remainder, o.
round wool be not eaa than three nor more inan
inches In diameter be neatly and compney piled on tbs
public wharf Fort Washington, under the direction hho
subject % the inspection Of the undersfned , oo,.
The whole OF the above wood 10 he delivered ny ihe N
day OF september next Payment % be made on pe com
pletion OF the contract. .a...
Each bid will specify the price per cord and VIII PC &c
eonpane by the names OF two good aud nihcfen' sheeH
ior the faithful performance Of tic contract
n s EVERETT, Lieut. isfArty
may 26-3mwtloJe Acting Ass't ouaueymsster
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The Paris Pafrie of Wednesday evening publishes
follows The concluding part ofthe frat Geographic
despatch from General OudiDot dated Palo, the 4th
II appears that the sending the whole of the despatch
at tho same time had been prevented by the
weather. &Is
The Neapolitans are marching upon RomeI The
French will occupy the city before them. Nothing
can give an idea of the ardor of our soldiers. Our
wounded TO the number of 100, leaving for Bus-
tia, In the Sane. 1s
The Roman Monitor Of the lst gives the following
account of the attack OF the French the Both ull
ROME April 80, lef9
The French are in full march upon Rome. The
following placard has Just been issued
On tho first sound Of the alarm BELLS the holy sac-
rament viii be exposed in the principal churches 10
implore the safety OF Rome and the triumph Of the
good cause. The Triumviis--
ARMELLINI MAZzINI, SAFFI.
Nine o'clock, A. M.-The crops Of Garrebaldi Ia
waiting 10 receive the enemy. The enemy without
any official notice. has come in view OF Rome with
cannon. In the direction Of the Porese. cato firing
IL heard 4E
Hafpasl Ten.-The assault has commenced at
the Porta Cavelleggieri gtt
Az quarter before Twelve. Thesvan guard OF the
enemy hns made a reirograde movement A body Of
troops u taking up position near the church OF ST.
Paul Our people arc advancing TO The Porta Cavel-
lspsier with red flag l.e
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49, IRELAND. -
The Decision against Duny and NC Manus.

LIVERPOOL, Saturday noon.
Our Irish correspondent slettera, dated yesterday
srday there was considerable anxiety respecting the
wit Of error brought by Mt Smith O'Brlen and Mr
McManus. A special express reached Dublm short-
" before O'Clock hast night, which atonoe put an
end to all speculation Late az me hour was lht
elapsed thousands OF the citizens became aware oil
the fact that the House of Lords had endorsed the
Judgment of the Court below and that Her Majesty
may execute, hang, draw and quarter the prisoners
Transport them beyond the seas immune them in Q
prison for life. or do anything else she pleases with
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GERMANY.

REVOLUTION IN mANovER--FLIGHT OF THE KING
We have Just received intelligence from Hanover
which states that a revolt had taken place in that
city, The civic guard OF which had sided with tho
students Of Polytechnic school, upon which col
that in the city. and who were overpowered.
Subsequently the King had fled II is said that nm
offer of the assistance of five thousand Prnssi,n
troops had been made previous TO and in anlicipn-
lion of this outbreak, but had been declined by him.
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II is nndersood by parties in possession of Cas-.
lie intelligence, that now the appeal has been dis
missed, il Is the intention of the government 10
carry out the sentence Of transportation upon all
the prisoners. The first of June Is said 10 be the
day on which they will be shipped for their future
destination. ans3nH
Memorials, on a very extensive scale, nre TO be
got up, praying the Queen 10 grant free pardon
OF course she iront although nineteen -twentieihs
of her Irish subjects reqnesl il. She must act
cordlnR TO the English wish, and contrary 10 The
demands Of her Irish subjects.
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Some particulars have reached us of the outbreak
at Breslau; although the military had The 9th
succeeded in suppressng the disorder yet il sill
qnred their constant vigilance 10 prevent renewal
of them. The city declared in state of siege,
and military rule entirely prevailed. Barricndes of a
very formidable character Ind been erected, and the
being well manned, and in their defence the loss Of
life was very great.
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DISTURBANCES AT pussELponr.

At Dusseldorf, Also disturbances had occurred, but
not OF very serious nature. The whole Of the Rhine
provinces are in most excited state, and ready TO
whole Rhine country the armed militia disaiiect-
ed toward the King of Prussia, and in favor Of The
Frankfort Assembly.
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ITALY
ROME STILL uNcoNauEnEp.


Advices from Rome of the I'd have been received
nj Paris. The city still remained unsubdned. Gen.
Oudinot had not made any farther attempt. An ex-
change of prisoners had been effected The French
giving up the battalion Maghera who were cap
tnral al Civila Vecchia Tho Roman government
have placed the city of Ancona in siege.
We learn that the NeapoliIan forces were al Al
BANJO on the 2ilh inst
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FRANCIl


THE GOVERNMENT CoNcEALINa FACTS.
PApIs, May IL.
In the assembly to-day the Minister of War CON
tradicted, upon authority, the statement of l.edru-
Roin as TO the loss the French expedition TO Rome
had sustained Private letters, however, some Of
which have been published in the National, reafrm
the statement of the extreme severity Of the loss
which the government wish TO conceal
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isLANn or CunA.-The Island Of Cuba contains
$500 superficial leagues of land only two ffths Of
which are cultivated. OF The remaining three ihs
not used, one is probably yalueess leaving one hall
Of its agricultural resources undeveloped II has
twelve cities, ten towns, one hundred and eight vii
lagos, and nnety-six hamlets. In 1871 the populn.
ton wns exclusive Of soldiers and resident foreign
ers, ,007,62i; but more recent census has shown
an increase Of about 100000. About half the popp-
laion Is black, and Of the negroes from one-o,irth
TO are free About one-ourh of the imports
are from the United States
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The Romans appear animated with an ardent de-
sire for liberty. The Municipality Of Ciyitn VecchIn
sent an address TO the French General, as he an
preached the town, beseechng him not to trampIe
upon the republic. Mazzini has declared that no
priest should climb Roman throne again.
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DENMARK

H& sttt THE WAR TO DE SETTLED.
Advices state the Denmark and SchIcswig quarrel
viii ahory be nmlcnbly settled.
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Al Elberfeldt (wcl known for its cotton mnnuiac-
tores) serious outbreak had taken pnce. Here The
armed militia had come seriously in contest with the
Kings troops. II was reported on the 9th instant
that six persons had been killed. and large number
wounded.
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PREPARATIONS or rnr HuNoAnrAve.

Our latest ndyices from Hungary inform us that
tho Hungarana were forming an immense army
say 100000 men; and unless Russia brings very
large force 10 the aid OF Austria, there is not much
chance for the latter and that she regain her
lost position, abe must calculate upon large expen-
iture Of men and money. iT7 ~ G'
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SECRETARY or THE NArr.-Mr. Prestol

SECRETARY or THE NAyY-Mr. Preston
IS truly an admirable Secretary Of The Navy
He is every way fitted for the discharge O
the highly honorable duties Of his post, A,
a man OF business, in his Department,
have never seen his superior. With bland
and generous manners, he untes the dignity
that becoms his station, and prosecutes his
varied details Of service with an energy,
stlll, and tact, worthy Of the highest praise.
--LouispiHe Courier. E
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We learn from Leipsic that very severe pccnniary
loss will be sustained by the traders frequentng the
fnir which was completely closed, and the goods
and booths removed under inspection Of the military
on the TN instant On the evening OF that day the
city remained quiet
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DUFFY TO GO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

report, currently believed says that Mr.. Attor-
ncy General Monaghan will not again prosecute
Duffy Al present The latter named gentleman is in
London, and is in rather poor health.
Great desiilulion still prevails 10 the south and
west Ireland. Starvation is the order Of the day.
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AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

Letters from Vienna to the 9TH inst have been re-
ceived BY these informed that a considerable
body of Russians troops Were being poured into
Buckowina, District of Galliciu, In Austria. The
Emperor had returned 10 the Capital, where he WINS
received with every symptom of popularity and en-
lhusiasm. EA l4f oE
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TROUBLE IN THE pALATiaArE.

Bavarian adyicea state that all foreigners have boon
obliged 10 quit Sandnu in the palaiinae. Our let
tors state that disturbances prevailed in that quarter
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The mails between Paris and London are definite
ly settled, 10 be carried ria Boulogne. The Calais
railroad company will run train their line in
opposition 10 the mail train ria Boulogne.
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ExpEorEp nIarSa Ar coLoanr.

An lnsnnecon at Cologne was almost hourly ex-
pected the city was greatly agitated, The anhor-
tiles had declared that the first commencement of n
disturbance would be the signal for declaring the city
in state OF siege
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The barque Florida arrived al New orlsans on
Monday from Chagres. Mr.. BealI of The TIni,sd
States Navy, came passenger in the Florida M
b. has lump OF gold in his possession worth two
thousand dollars. The accounts Of the abundarcS
Of gold heretofore published said not to be exap
Rerated. ~ e 8
The Florida brings the gratifying intelR that
Col. Fremont bad arrived in California.
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uuNoAnIAs victory

The latest advices We're that the Hungarinns had
a decided advantage at Leva which they had cap
tnred. Jellachichs army is reported TO have been
actually destroyed Gen. Weldon had been wound
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DRESDEN RESURRECTION PUT DOWN
The insurrection AT Dresden had on the eth been
quite overcome by the military, and the city WINS
quiet.
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Quebec papers report the loss Of the ship Maria,
from Limerick, Ireland, with one hundred and eleven
smgsnts, She foundered in the Ice, in the Gulf Of
~ LawTeneel and all save eve ofihe crew. persisted
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NOTICE.

MAS COMMITTED TO TIE JAIL OF WASHINGTON
w COUNTY, D. o., on The I0th OF May, 1919, mn
away, negro man, calling bi,nseli EDWARD BROOKS
lie " OF II dark color with wiasers under his chin
about 10 years old ieei q inches high, has scar the
side Of the fore finger Of his LEFT hand had when
united dark cloth frock coat, black bombazlne vest
striped psniaoons and fur cap lie says he 10
free aud This city lie anys he has abeent
from this city 10 6 yearp anti That before he left here
he was known by Samuel Redeem, ,Iames Ealin, and
Richard Butt. and in Richmond Va, by James Evans
Ea and MIR u w. Carter, clerk IN The Rank ofvrginia,
and has pass pporfinp to be nom him. stating that he
10 free and has lost his papers. fNf ff F sisaN
The owner owners Il any Of the above described ne
gro man. hereby requested 10 come forward. prove
him, and take him away. 6.,5.rf ~,
TIioS. A. HAWKE, for
may lohAwf X. WALLACE, Marshal, ID. @.
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DAILY NATIONAL WING.

-Ali letters ordering the paper containing advertise.
.,enIs, must be directed To O. w FENToN, Publisher
of The National Wing"
n5-ordera orpapers mus be accompanied by the mon
ey, Of they win mol be attended TO.
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Washington Ciiy.
D-AI communications for insertion Ia the paper, al
intelligence Of every description all confidential commn'
nicationa be addressed Tow G SNETHEN, Editor
ofthe National whig and be post paid or they VIII
moi be taken out a h# FEM+l
I. No See PfospeeiLs on Isl pdgf.
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War Department, SXashingtca,

S,EPARATE PROPOSALS will be received al this De-
y partment until o'clock the 9th day Of June next,
Tor supplying the Stationery and executing The Printing lie
serbe in the schedules below The Stationery must be
olrhe best quality aud Printing executed in he best
Samples of The former must accompany each BID ana
specimens Of the latter will be shown TO bidders at The sew
einl bureaus II desired.
The successful bidder will be required to give bond, with
approved surelies for the faithful flmeht OF his Contract
nn the Department viii reserve the right order The
Iices times and in such quantities an II may deem
proper and increase diminish the quantities below
stated.
Blank forms will be furnished TO bidders on application
MI ,p DEM
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MARSUAL'S SA LE.--ln virtue of two wrifa Of teri
M iacas scre facias under the lien law issued from
the Clerks Office of the District OF Columbia for the
~ Washington, and TO directed ahnll expose TO
The front Of the Court house door OF said county al ~ o.
attic frame dwelling houses with back buildings to each
pare Of Lots No and 8 in Square No 369 in the city
OF Washington, seized and levied upon the properly Of
Sylyanus Holiness and sold saliniy Jndcals No 81
March term 1870 in Ulysses Ward also Jucias
No g. TO March term, 1919, In hvoI OF WaerH and Iim-
norman, against said Syivanus Holmes.
t1t XXI 1T tfst4 'si7 ROBERT WALLACE,
may IlA,lts Marshal OF the District of Columbia,
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