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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

GIVING LOUIS NAPOLEON THE NIT,
Ten, II Appeals lnal before III. French Pfesi-
d-Dl maie pop sa's Tor III. laughter IT King
Csc OF Sweden, he popP'd tie question, ty
proxy, 20 The daughter u d wealth, Enslisn bank
er who psremp oraly declined the honor OF his
hani. She was sensible woman. Wealth. lbs
dependence, AM safety in London, are lar prefer
able 10 all lie honois and cisnilIe. OF lady Pre-
sidenl 10 Paris. III: Swcii,i prince 10 wo' n.
Lou, Eapcicoz is Soon to be slliced1s .ali 9
be "lccheIe.s" damsei.
"A Y FINES and Msenrss.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

From Poro Rico. We learn that The Spanish
Goveinmen; had decided that only one Consul
OF each nation should be rscogn zed 10 Porto
Rico and he reside al Saint johns, lhe capital OF
The lsland-all others should be vice Consus.
appointed BY The Consul, with The approval OF
The Captain General IAN order 10 This eflecl had
teen received 10 Poro Rico.-N YEzFrss,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The tol,ow;n, extracts t!en leucr tom Cul'
Fremont 10 Col. Benton bears o'tec"y W '"''
important subject: ,o.o
IN, srEaEY, CAL, June 81, is49.
al hall h. ,nYi.,,s O receive hi hesl intorma-
,;on ,eIalive 10 your plan Tor the railroad-~ha'
The prospec!s are Tor lis adoption anu 'o~a'uS
wha, point OF this country il will prooao'J oe
direcled Can
"Io cosyersing with Mr. Butler King ana ven
pers,ter Smith, a lew days since, this Ioan was
subject OF general interest meniioheu 'na' ,''e
line explored in my las journey was au'''" "oy
calculated Tor the road, passing INC ihouu H'us
.,ween The Arkansas and tie Del Mere WIN
scarcely an inequality OF profile, and win Know,
edoe Obtained, siuce our disaster, snoWsu "Iu'u
have been The character Of lis extension iu''ns
west, TO the Great Basin. A reference 10 nv
map will show you that tbs line clossre ".
valley OF The Del Norte al The noI'he'n .use y,
The New Mexican settlements, a nahaso'he npa
fertile country, whence tfancn 'oau w .ho "
thrown down The valley OF the river anu lnfouSn
he settlements 10 S.n.a Fe. The ROAD wouiu
rnrer The basin at the southern end OF ,nr MOT
mon seulemen and cross by Nay oil Humboldt
river. Abou mi.waY oil that MYERS COURSE,
large valley opeGs into II, and UP ms I've. o" Cd
eslsn, wav 10 iop pass near the htaa Of the toue'
Sacramento raLy Before reaching ms pass, d
Wv rIyrIe,s to he North affords very p'oe
ti,al ralhy yoad into Oregon. and, in my 'P'n'
i.n.Iar the best BY witch you can Teach mai
couCUy. ca,.,.l
Smith determined upon party 10 explore .ha'
mari OF The rcu,e which have last descfipeu,
win a view 10 report upon il al the ensuing SeS1
sion OF Congress. He aterwafd called upon me
10 reoues, that | would seno him Written coui.
mnn;calion. 10 the same effect, ir order that
hereafter raa credit of the suggestion u'ght re-
main with me. It is not pleasant 10 see me
WORK pass into ether haGds, bu, private means
are inadequate 10 such undertakings mere"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

TIE NICARAGUA QUESTION The
Philadelphia Moth American Rhts has &C.
cided and rather oellic1se article on the NcaIa-
qua question. Ii commences:
al Is long lane that has no turning, and
Great Britain, The proud and rapacious, who has
made il, in manner, her boast thai, in heF
march u power, she never yielded puiat or sur
rendered a profession has al leoeh-happy run
OF her own over cunniug-reachec thai so!i1 bar
rier ol an impossible stone vail, from which, even
il Tor The first time, Iereat is inevitable"
Il also assers hal the following six props s!'ions
are clear and iniisputabe:
Is: Gfea. Britain has no rights or claims Of
her own in Nicaragua or 10 The Navigation ol
tn San Juan river.
"a. She doe, not assert, and never has as
serted, any such rights or claims OF her own
all that she asserts is the alleged rights and
claims of tho so caled-Kins of Mosquito.
81 The King Of Mosquito has no rights or
claims of his own as above.
4th He does not assert, and never Ia, as
serted, any su:h right, or claims.
oh. Crest Britain has no right, whether as
a protector, or oIhervisp, 10 assert such rights
and claims in bis behalf, If they even existed.
9Th All tho right aud title in The Nicaragua
soil and The port, river aud navigation of The
San Juan, are in he state Of Nicaragua oioLe
oGd her gran! is good and valid one against
ths porIu,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

Col. Josiah Quincy, Jr., made speech 10 the
whg state convention al Worcester, 10 which
lie said, =" Wings Of Massachusetts, you owe a
grea. deal 10 General Taylor That's fact
they owe him vote OF thanks for his servi es
in the MeYean war. They have heretofore re-
fused it, but as they now, like shrewd Yankees,
have go, their pay in ndvsoce in the shape Of
Offices, there is n reason why they sboY dn't
SQUARE CT that little Accumulation Pea.
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A CURIOUS FACT-The whole population

a CUHiOUo NO = I nc ""UIe P0Puld'IOu
OF The UniIed SIe.es could be compressed into
be allowed sufficient room to breathe in. FIT
Teen inches square would suffice for this There
are |, 100 yayas In mile, which, being multi
p,ed, gives So $50 incaes; and this product divi
ded by is, Inc number o! inches of space occu-
pied BY each individual, would place 4.224 oil
.hem in NV ic erlcnd Inc le1eis o! mile !:
and the same number c! rows, 10 compete &
.qrare mile would COTS. quenlis nrmber l7.e42-.
SIC
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. 81.

This morning neie vp'e sass 81 oou oaHes
Howard .usel hour a;sj Sales 500 barre!
City Mill. a, IS. Sales Of wheas ~ ioa i.o
cent, for prime rel. and l05 II2 ceGl' for wnlis
S,ias rs,In,u co,n al ~ GEMS. Nothing tUii
IN ub;;e n, change in oats Sales whiske, at
%, a 81 cer,s 10 hhts., and 27s % Gers N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
THE HOAX.


H." the correspondent ol the New York Cou-
r;er, mas played The fabulous second ume. HIS
leuer on The Douglass case, shieh did such gross
injus;ice 10 the junior ediror Of this paper. Is
false throughout His second letter, or he bad.
ishment of Nj Bodisco 10 Siberia, is equally
uniounded. We received that euer from galli-
mere for yesterday mornings Union, aDd We
published il al once. Blu, although the N. York
Courier declared that "the s)urce irom which
The intelligence comes 10 Us leaves no doubt
Of its authenticity" aud although The statement
will pass from press 10 press upon This assur-
ance, ye!, after all, il Is hoax TatIe 10 no
truth in the Story as we are assured by a mes!
respectable member If tie Russian legation, y he
wal ed upon Us yes.-rtay Tor the pup OF con
lradciins he whole mailer.
We feel ourselves authorized 20 STATE that let
ter. were received from NJ Podisco by he last
stea mer, atdr ssed to bis family, lrct1 S Peters
burg, as late as The Is. DC oter. They >'a;e thai
{. j. eaie veil, aud will rtiurn 10 he un'ed
States next spring
We would respectfully advise The NJ" fvrx
Courier, whilst i, may pour out al M abuse
which il pleases upon our devoted Lead, to be
more careful in he character OF its causspon'
derce, and particularly 10 be more cautious 10
vouching for the authenticity Of report wnch
can TIA dly fail 10 awaken the Indignation VI Ine
civilized world - L:!oa
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

The trial of s. A. Smith, the " Red Boot
mau," on charge Of" boxing up" and attempt
ing to abduct two negroes, some months since
was concluded late on Wednesday nigh; before
Judge Robertson's Criminal Cour! and the priso'
ner found guilty Yesterday be was sentenced 70
the Peni,eniary for four years ard six months.
ThereIwas great difficulty in impane!ling Jly.
MIR Caskie for the Commonwealth snt Mess:s.
GiImer and Byrd for the prisoner.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

MIR BoDls Co-an lille story has got into
circulation, 10 the efec that Mr.. Bo1isco. tie
es,eemei Miris,er OF Russia (now on visit Of
lave 10 his own couotry) having incurred Tue
disrleasure of hi. Sovereign had bcea blussed
70 Siberia. The story, il sppears, went fsom
ms ei,y il lsuer TO the New York coeiier'
and was thought oy our correspondent II :uili :
cient consequence 10 be telegraPhed 10 u IL,
night before las: but We thought il Loa1, and
did not publish it. We can now slate, IN con-
TRADITION Of tho story, that letters were reesv.
ed BIZ Mr.. Bodiseo's faulty By the las. steamer,
dated at ST. Petersburg as late as the beginning
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
pea. as it i, truthful anfully comedies WIN VA
Folks characlef as drfn 10 Judge Mason,s au-

pea, as it i, truthful anfully comedies w'.o IVA
Folks character as drsn 10 Judge Masons az
dress:
Your welcome onehall # my democla;uII
tellow.cilz.Bs is chacterisic oil the eo,u
friendship and suppc which have ever 81 .
risnced from the denracy Of the cry OF 70
burg and county of Ashany. Throughout wy
past political life, tIy have always SUSAN
me; and this nj h insas=d energy IN Inc no"'
of seycresl ,rial. Wn clouds ard daIsass'
peared o obscure mJpath, their cneetias W.
has always BEEN pcnt IN di.pel!ins ne s.o'"i1
and fes.o,ing the slshine. From my hedi'
thank them Tor thispOn!aneous al. en- hus'a
tic welcome, but ID that any a!tempi o nl"e
10 express the emoons which now SVEN NY
bosom would be vn effort. AIN now pr
va citizen, and lhdsy Of my political fia's
has probably passed. way forever; but The RECORD
OF their past kndnesis indelibly engraved upon
my heart. -.
NV connection vii the administration ol WI
Polk 10 which you ave referred, VIII ever pe "
me source OF hsalilt satisfaction. can liuJ
sa that he was himslt the leading and suia'he
spiri OF the cabinet. With abilities OF SUPER
or order be unite idomitaale energy ami mr.
firing perseverance. Whatever ne detefeiineo y
do, he cid il with al his might. Tie was t'.t
most laborivus man lhave ever knowf; aho M
lie vas devoted. lreed might almo say ~
fell victim, 10 his laICrs aid a-xiety III 'hs Der
vice oil his county. Would hat an aiI~s. ou
mys eIious Prcv.erce had spared him lev
years longer lowitness the Ell CTS OF The meas
ures Of his administration A v,ry bret fciil'
will serve 10 diqcl the W;sls OF prejudice wh'e'
now hang overhis policy; and ! venture 10 prs
dict that Ihs dy is mol lar dis att, wnen IN
American pso,le, without Distinction Of parry
will do justice IL his memory and award MN
niche in Inc emple Of tame among inc Wlse'
and best OF his predecessors. shall ever iegai
The par, which acted in his administration
CONJUNCTION With nv emine nj and par'o''c eo
leagues, as the p!ouie't aad mos' use'u' peru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02
Gpp0nlGLnIIS u

Soulouque, now "Faus,in The First OF the Hay
lien Empire" has established various orders
nobility since his sccessira 10 ne Imperial rar
pie, and the secretaries, conmis.afies, gems !
armcs ard espons Ct The days OF Tie presie, c.
have found themselves Suddenly transformed in
to 50 many ius'rious limbs Of Inc EMBRACE
Gus tree. We sabjUin copy Of The official &c
cree OF the late Emperor, comforting the seyrls
dignllcs upon bis late officers:
"Liberly-Eapre Of Hayii-Equaliyi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

We received from The Savannah Republican
a Slip containing the following intelligence from
Florida
Imp sTIN7 PROM FLoRIDA.-The following lei
,ers nave been ior warded o Us by express through
the kind attention OF Capt. King, OF The Oemni-
gee. They contain late ahd important in'eHi'
eence iron the irdIan set.Ieme't:
COrresp0ad.nss Savannah Ri%-biean.
pILATKA, F.d., Oc. 20 Z. M.
Gentlemen: An Express which left Tampa
on Saturday al 9, A. NJ. is ust IN. The lLdi.
ans were met on the 10th, and delivered up three
1--we Indians and The hard d one they were
forced 10 Kill. The emigration was spoken ol
and tney requested time 10 speak with their peo'
pie Gen. iwges is daily expected on his way
70 Washington. Yours, with respect,
w. X. V. B Lieut.. 7!h lnl.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

On Tuesday Captain Elliot commanded The
Gfeys, and no, Lieut.. Angus as enormously
slated by as yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

The following extracts ften letter 'fo'n oo''
Ffemon, 10 Col. Benlon bears directly On 'hls
important subject ,o.o
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-02

STRONG VOTING-The Democratic pa
pcfs in Pennsylvania ale picking out seine rah'
CT strong specimens Of Democratic voting from
inc re uins Of the recent election in that STATE
We give one or iWo:
Gerry Township, Sullivan County. Here the
vote Stood
Gamble, l3o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

go. A.-h.-sr ,r.sn ssch erertons Of power may
~ - -. .r.rfion OF The gaillOcne, and u VII oc
- - th.us-ive- th- exclusive Owe OF orocf
s~, 5,r who viii Be considered the insussiors
On sueh feArf1i casrire- IL s,- 49, .A.,x. -.nnot
Inel ~ :, igrh~ .srenent - rr1e ~heh hss eeen
- 80, 10 Ire pubic As fsnsuc Sc, o. - .i1
"a o. the tesu ri,e bat ar existing here
a.. - Numbers Or hose N apsol.e h-r
10 ming poverty s5l1I arc or nose -
y 1850 80 Nj making nearly +s." or-llLie pei
-. a however. some shEn ameHolAnon pa
-, ., fr.de thsi has siey gwen emp % sos
-.-~f.ror-e. There . more activity - haFr-
go. ~ CAl.s and the exPortsnocs have Fisioy n
49, II appears has arrived safely IN Jersey out
49, ~. prevAil. 10 The fare Of Letrl- HOLM
f'-s 49, Ts.-sor under whose ihs Louvre q
,s .-k-cvs ~ ed q he Minister OF The Interior hs
- -hsfof me N0uuaineers had heeu concealed Tor =
- n H. Old Louvre snd that hi. hidns-Pace had
esss-s the most experienced Of the Poace
To- theai-'s do not improve Be- lie Prcpfet~, from
srh 80 much expected . 20 - performed for tne
me tonight Th- m1Hag-ment In despair. ants 20
close but tl- Government vii not permit h. "a nay
siways count number Of people present IN two or
,nree inmates What change has few mOnths made
A. long a. Ministry decidedly nousrcnical m 81 10
nervous views. attempts 20 carry Republic there
srf BE- no hop- Of gr~i snd repose. As well might =
company Of aug hfer-irrng csu. rs attempt % per
form ts gedy without rxcuug mirh m The audience
A. f1r restoring monarchy. every day renders more
diHrl.t and there be- royalty without 40 ATS
iocrsrv Wei. rex. week / dare say shall have 20
commitments you of some deeper interest for
everything verging 20 crisis. which ne elections
nav hurry on Il : somewhat anomalous that 81 81 he
representatives. Of the people should be Shut up IN prison.
and 81 many members Uf former Government Ia prison
Can such thin, - be expected 10 iastf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
MfscellRuf Gus.

On June 9S rheressfens alt fell BEN is "a 10 "a,
lrc AIRED Ia CONSEQUENCE Of Percrsps defeats. whcA b.
the by. cripple hs own operations Inst fefcas. ~cli
have rendered great service 10 us county D. rvna,
ing what be was a swine herd. fercrcl accorr1s Z
the Azr.n pordent 20 Coat Iefsag, "a. lo-l 4.
conn fence OF b.. oafc-rs and Government md Ia. -
obliged 20 resign his command 20 certain FuA a.
formerly coumanded division under trm TIE Al.r
fld he county laid waste, AMI aiu0t themselves
Cholera j. rsging
since The reapp~arsnce OF no Cholera ~ euaa ~
the riffrus have been at.acA- BY o. uI these a. a.
diei t5 recovered and no remain under TrsimeeL
the mill tarv iu t. Capital $50 persons were sii.ck-t "A
have died ifi recovered. and IS under tsament Fuu
the army IN Hungary have ode a. returns. bg -
statements prove that hundred. OF The soldiers .nd ul
oirrsrs have died of 10 al Semn. A. hsroNiu Il VI
malignant, bat appears % prevail most iaislis
PelefwaTcei8
Il appears from statement In ihe London paEers "a
nj y-.N Hungarian hussars. forming part n 19s
numerous body IN the Pleduunfese amy, Whl $40
safety digit sief the hna defeat ~ Charles hsn y
the Au-risn- N Moriafa now enc smped I'M - psl
bOfhood OF Foiss one. Ia krut. c .ot' d, whOui .i
absolutely pcuns-- but sui ga anty resolved f1 dssas
themselves 10 their oppressed country, snd cny sara
for the reach The scene of scion cub.cnftt,
being enisred enable them 90 reform 90 her ga
country
There no Doubt OF the Porto having refused 70 slos
the pt,ssgs uf Russian corps through seffIa
Inc Ouur Mtual Boo Niuiuiz. appointed 20 ~ Lfl
Fe Msr.la ferdinand touui Lchy ffl the saffsrts d
Venice Nlcl sirlAinga h0N DOB ~ trfsn-e, 80 o.ri
that nubiemfu guilty. snt cunds mnrd hn iu o.s - sen
mission. PENSION. decorations, snt Nr r .hI % Fes
f8orl orders ani 20 yesrs cuHn1rnel DID irfas
The Haads,s, = Vienna psp~r states IA cppslfstl
in favor oi the Hungarian. has hs~u dsifrfsi 81 Fa1s
and .htt some laponsisi ohciais have been Mes'ss
that Town
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23

row. preross BY The caee.s niass,' 800.
s.sss ssioos hlush for ne infsno,v To-.
Cs5ss,srity % TURKISH Understands ih VIC
:. "a sss.. Of "a. S-.>-4x's J,~--S'. n. .-,o< q,
ss. " H-a,,4 L@.~.. w. - ss..s.. b
- 90 " ~, ss ts.s -. kssA s,', ~
SOFT .':. 80 -. a. a ~ s Z. I'O he
ss,ss soo.ss--ssJ $500 - - ,s.t a.. wb;s. .,
-. - .s oibs eo@-. az 90. 70 .ze,.s, 80 -
..'. "a. ,z1sy -s.a ne. E.sl
sy-or, q g'oaott s' ss.'y ,.Ssro.,y Or
s.y 800, .rsss.as pa. .ss. .s o. :. 20
q. ssosaos sc, y. s,.ssisi .ff''e'' Isssss.
We have the best authority for stating ibst 49, 3
sIna1rer. questions 10 70 be sns~ereo pa a. ne oneeu
~ 80, S.1 ~. nos, inh1man and eKrsorainsry
roysl prerozsfive Of checking charity. - - ne Rr,d.b
snt'sn ,dsr tss control Of oar mnisin Premier
rnnisin 10 hssn and In mino(o,ts - 80 snssais 10
o. a.. ne.b,ug Insh shining form 20 ,e ~ ~
~. VOC s,fe.oe sultan. resolve 20 strke II down and
feaif lie bounty Of THE generous 1890. - - -,
s.sars Of sbs Bsnowsouled parsimony Of biz own
s essinss
prs,tc DEBT IScODE, AND ExrESoiTURE o. lRELASD
--Aescants moved for by Mr. McGfegof Mp give par
800. nee the union up isfs inclusive IL hence AZ
mas tbst At period Of The Union, 10 lsol be io's
snoant q The Insh debt wss an7szy5 Of o. s'fn
e8l5ds0 WA funded 10 England, and Ai<f'fs'' ln
IssnI The tOtai smOunf Of Insh debt created Dei"rn
1891 and 1915 was t6.DIs.7es of "nscn 1e1sed -,
reid Of leaving net Increase Of 1nfeoreh,et -
sount ~ 70 Rsoss s9s Adding this smooni 70 ne pre-
vious debt and MAKING some allowances as sd 49,, =;
te result IL that the seu1- sno1ni % ~ siSn ss m =
Lee ..d on the lst Of February, 1877. was
No - srste account Of The debt Of Ifeana "a
sine 10 consolidation With that Of grret
.,sfes that the Of lrsb oeDt cfSs~o d.
-, ian AID 1919. 81 065p< IND me anolnt Of
debt paid o. L5j51 The amount q NE un,soseino
49,, s.dsd In ireland on the yh Of January Asi a.
e.i IA ~ leing large apparent Increase since ls'
d bv Inc voBntary acts Of ne sioc shoidefs 10 uah.
~ ~ - .tock from England. and Ia totally dsiirc'
- created Dy loans raised Tor The pnDnc sfF-
80 IT. loans OF r. oyiOo aod K2o1oo0o suu0,led m
rsto .tso,gh virtually raised for the service 81 ire ana
A. of aopsar IN the public sccOuns uude' maj al
~ inco1a ~ Ireland between 1917 and 1859 vareo from
- aia IN 10 457a H. and the expenditure oyrng sane
1900 f,ou asgso,l61 TO GJ,7SNls IN lsi'j IDe
1000, .dvsncod from the Eugish kxcheqner 10 MAKE
d the deficiency has varied from 'flo @'So"
,n ist75 Ia ltts Z amounted 10 43So9AsS
fThs above 4. Sterling money, u "a being '6e equVa-
lent Of British
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
Case Of Capt. kleber.

csn, Kleber Of the ah regiment Of the line whose ar
ra.f announced few DAYS was brought TO tria
before courf-m6rtia, on he charge Of having been
guv-trsr u Of treason. June l5. BY utter
80 orders 10 revolt and next for havr deserted as
uost ir presence OF tie enemy The accused had lone
been known for the Of hs Socialist opinions and
f,r he v-hereuce u bis language. and 90 The day IN
rues-iou was excited than usual speaking IN
strong ierns sgalnst The expedition 10 ay. and sgans
The President VI the Republic On that day hH vas -i1
ned on the Boulevard ces lfaien- ~ the head OF hs
company and when the Red hepublc lean demon strafun
appeared waved hs ord and shouted re- Ia Con
sfflfiaa HIS soldiers o. ihe same time remained per
f-cfv calm shorty sfcr be- without leave into q
cof~efnuse. leaving b. soldiers urder ihr orders oi
other Offices Affer the case agansi sim was cnurnded
tie souer denied that hs general opinions and
were 80 extreme had been Represented lie, hos yer,
admitted fnAL during the demon sfraton 81 the laih,
he had cried 'Jte "a Conshnfi1H' II ihe sdtedl be
had eft his company 10 obtain reifeshmeni' tni
b- remained away short time that BIZ absence cuul
have .csrcey been remarked Commandauf Pee AZ pub
he prosecutor supported The charge OF treason but aoan-
dored tst OF He insisted that, under present
Maintained NJ Phi ppou de IA Madeleine presented me
defence Of the accused The Court after an hours de-
liberal on dec AIRED Capian cher guilty of treason, tll
ACQUITTED him the charge Of deserOn; and Ia con-e-
ou.re condemned him death The sentence caused a
painful impress on the slditory; and lady said 20 be-
relative of the prisoner uttered piercing crFf ana ~
earned our of tie court M Mysteries lumediary aief
the sitting trou grt 20 lose The presd-ni and mem
hers of ne court signed petition 20 the President u r
Renuhir for Communication 90 the sentence Tue prison
=, bo - only 81 wears age. Of he family Of he
ce.brAied Geutrtl kleher. CoElmandel-n hie OF In
army of Frvpf and bee Tie of old solder Tie
has o brothers ihe army both of whom are cspalns
Another paper that the Council % hrFls nu ms con
on Capt Keber who Immediately AFTER appealed 20 ihe
III Cas-afOu.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-23
Miscellaneous

Jues Fsvre app I'd % the Civil Trbgns. of the Seine
on "wednesday 10 aruul the decree published by the Pre
dent Of The Republic he 6ih Of June suspend NJ he
journals La T. fruse. lie iaocvafis Pacfqle IL Jrnis
g~paigue Ia Rerfufsu Dvocvnfqu~ e. >oeaie. Le Per-
re s1d Ia Tytosae PcuIes 81 sat. the advocate of
lie R-puh ic oppc-~d Tie application The ground of
he iucompetrrcy the Court Tie Courf declared aief
due declaration that The Colstfluoa OF 1913 having pro
1ounced me legality OF me STATE II siege 10 va- ncom
prfert to erf-riIn the application and condemned the
plaIuuh 90 the payment Of the costs
Ou ae 1il ut The deaths By clO.efaiu Paris had hel
% and the returns tie 9Th gave ij foFn
6 the civil hospitals, and one only IN The military
hospital
The M5nifear cOnfsins 10 nominations 10 decorations
The Cu.. Of tne Legion Of Honor distributed amouas
the armies o Pare and Lyons for good conduct on the
18Th 81 June
TIE Of Representative 20 be prosecuted Tor
ciung 90 civil war amounts 20 -
The court marital ss.cub I'd on the 81 inst lry the
four soldiers who attempted S-rt Boichot,
hen about % be taken 20 Alncennes sOm~tme since
for breach OF discipline. AHrr mature deloerauon On
on the evidence brought forward the court Condemned
the four prisoners % death
euer from Lyons states that he battalion u the regi-
n-nf 10 which serjt Ma Leroy. Of The Engineers has
been appointed Lruirnzn IN consequences u ms having
refused the patronage o. de Socialists, have presented
him with a sword of holor
The Mayor e Lyons has published letter, declaring
that he reports which rad been spread " several soldiers
Of the Carr having been associated entirely
tru--uot a single act u the klnt having been con-
United.
Chares Lagrang-. socialist Rrpr-senanve. has OBJ
tairrc verdict against eiior Of The Courrrr t "a
GtroaGs Tor bel Tho atier hss been sentenced
months impri sonmeul and tle % 1900