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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
FRANCE.


NJ. Boarlace De Laineur has been elected
ice President Of rhe Republic.
! The preliminary motion upon the Question
as 10 dissolution Of the Assembly has been
carried by a large minority.
The Government is still In n trans;t;on
state. Eleven steamers are in preperntious AZ
Ioulon, with orders TO sail without momeets
delay. 1t was rumored shat this was indica-
tive of an armed intervention in favor Of the
rope: The vessels were adapted to carrying
from 1000 to 10000 men,
At the latest moment, no orders for the
sailing OF the expedition, had been received
ana probably 1t was abandoned. An uneasy
'eelng' however, exists Forty thousand
muskets have been ordered from the manu-.
factories at st. Etienpe,
he main cause of apprehension is the COD
ui'lon OF the French finances, which viii
snow deficiency at the end of I649 oC7,I5..
100000 francs
The Red Republicans perceiving the ground
giving way under them, are making effort, at
Lyons aud ara casting guns and procuring
Sunpowder, for stand up fight. The pre-
tence IS resistance to the Assembly.
Revolutionary clubs In Paris are becoming
active.
The conspirators of June are to be tried
forthwith by the high court of justice.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

-NfHAoRDINART-We received
oy tAe iaSi man. IN Ter frank of Hon. HENRI
DosGk, number OF that rabbid loco foco paper.
a. The Pennsyivanian,f of the date Of Tceerlher
20! We take
Hon. |. p. WALKER. and VI Q D
our 'haiiAs ior valuable public documents
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
IRELAND

The Judge Of the Court of Queens Bench
nave oVerruled errors IN the case of Smith
BrIen aud his fellow prisoners Thu court
was unanimous in its decision Mr. O'Brien
intends carrying the appeal to the House of
Lords.
Meagher has resolved to submit to his fate.
there being 10 hopes of ovcrturniug the ver-
dict.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
CONGRESS.
WAsHINGrON Eth

" <AShlNUION, tD. q.
HoUsE.-Mr. Brown o; Virginia. moved IN
take up former motion respecting the Cir
cut Court of Virginia. Several member,
made points of order Mr. Wentworth
moved to lay the bill on the table, which mo-
ton was negatlved.
SFNATE.-Communica were received
from the war and navy departments, and IN.
usual variety of petitions were presented
MIR. Bell presented petition from u com
pany OF citizeI s, proposing to carry mails in
coaches from ST. Louis to the Pacific. lie
said the petitioners wers men of character.
and the proposition shonld be SCI iously cet.-
sidered. The petition was referred to tho
Post Office committee.
The Panama Railroad bill was discussed
and laid over. The Senate went into ExeeG-
tive session.
HoUSE.-On motion the House went into
committee Of the whole on the Army md Ma
Wy appropriation bib, which were discussed
amended, and passed.
SENATE Feb. 7th.---Nr. Benton submitted
Il resolution to repeal the law which requires
the Senate 10 elect Sergeant at-Arms, and
make the same pcrmane MT officer. the res.
olution wis land over.
Mr.. Benton, from the committee on MiIits
ry Affairs, introduced bill to construct q ma
fIonal road from St. Louis to the Bay Of San
Francisco. The Senate adjourned.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
EVERY MAN HIS OWN PATENT AGENT

Mum & Co. publishers of the Scientific Ameri-
cam have favored US with Pamphlet containing
the Patent Laws of the United States. together
with all the forms necessary for APPLYING for a Pa
tent information IN regard TO filing caveats, with
remarks its uses, etc amount of fee required
at the Patent Office, and every other information
that Is necessary TO instruct person IN his
own applications.
Price l21 cents single or IL copies for ST.
sent by mail to any part of the United States
Address Mum & CO. New York.
IL me ABOVE NOTICE accompanied the pamph-
let alluded to- together with request that notice
appear in the Tribune We comply with the re-
quest, notwithstanding the editors of the Scientific
American cut Us from their exchange list after we
had published their prospectus for five or six weeks
in which they said, d All newspapers copying this
prospectus snail be entitled TO exchange"
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

A verdict of $40, 600 has lately been rem
dered against Moses Y Beach, the former
| Editor of the N Y. Suu. in suit of libel
brought by a Mr.. Thompson. broker upos
Wall Street. 1t is supposed the verdict will
be revised in the Court Of Appeals on account
OF lntorinality. 1t is in the following words ::
. We RET urn verdict for the full anreanV
claimed, $4,000. as security for the public
against the publication by newspapers for H.
bells against individuals
Ii II is not, the = liberty OF that press" may
as well be considered somewhat expensive.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16
WISCONSIN FoREy ER-Wc are informed b,, =,

WISCONSIN foREv ER-We are informed by q
Franklin correspondents, that the wife of Mr. Joux
BoorH, ST., near Franklin. gave birth a fa,,, d
since, TO fine healthy son Tho ara Of NJ D
is p years. and that of her husband sot M
correspondent recommends an appropriation by
Congress, for the benefit of tie tl-oo ,vo s,.o,1
the motion.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

We see from the vote, that WILLIAM p,rr
LENDE' from Wisconsin, voted ron the claim u
VIII ms constituents justify the act?
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-02-16

DEATH OF BEsJ. WATKINS LEleH.-.Th.
telegraph announces the death of this geptle,
man at Richmond, Va.
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fetal. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50 s55 IS
In Is45 the cost per mile the road vas 65Le;
IN 1870 SIC iss7, s2c.i Isis osc. This shows In.
tipce 1si5, Of sake. per mile being equal to so
per cent r
The repairs Of engines in 1sis co 100 csnts per
mile run or about $500 fos each engine.
The repairs Of engines In ls4s 4s1oo cents PER
mile run. CT about tl.1oo for each engine.
The ecsl and freight wsrs increased In number
about 90 per cent but the expense repairs In Is4s
was nearly treble that CT isi5.
In sNusinE to the operations and expenditures Of
the coppany, the eastern stockholdsrs' ami bond
holders sgrut ssyr
-ili be noticed that have gone very little into
detail IN regard 20 the operative proceedings and
pendtures IT this road and II 10 partly be,ause have
had no sufficient opportunity ~ becoms intimately
auainted With them what time have been able TO
oevo'e has been mpioyed vesgating its
condition ard prospects Another ie, that have
found profssed end apparently determined effort
The part Of its ofhcers adopt every measure that
would effect any retrenc Inn mt that even where have
become COMPLIANT Of any defect, have found that
measures In train 20 correctit Many of the
g'stous nor made hsve already been acted upon. and
Others viii be-. az soou circumstances will permit
hsve felt that whatever changes we're desirable II was
for the interest Of the company that they should
sde gradually ~ well a. effectively and en,pste fsos.
the executive officers themselves; that In attempting
90 reform great caution be- used not proceed
Insufficient ssta partial information that what
peered 70 superficial observers. sbues might be
Inevitable in themfelves based data that might
explain. IL they did not fully justify them without
sorting 10 the opposition that there either corrup-
tion carelesspess In investigating the hna metal
operations there IL certainly much surprise aud star.
tie In the opemepts that made The enormous
that have been paid TO sustain the credit Of
npsny the large amount II securities that have been
suffered 10 accumulate In oertsp hands 20 its evident
diRdvsnae. the control that seemed to be rx-rcsed
ny than those vhom 10 lsgtimstely belonged
ard the impresons Of ts situation given In
the annual reports may have been ard we're. repre-
hepsibe yet there something In almost every
that could be alleged IN ertsnustion and sometimes,
perhaps they could be defended the ground Of sheer
ms 10
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~ per cent and the Giuseppe aud Agawam, Of Spring
Asld one Of 4 sseh. The Cabot Bank, Chicopss, sk
per cent
The Mechanics Bank, Of Augusta, has declared .
dividend Of six dollars per share for the last six months
The Bank of Brunswick, Gee has declared one Of Ave
dollars per share for the period.
The report Of the Reading Railroad Company has
created quite excitement smsng ths stock holders
and hotteriug among the bull spectators In Wall
street The statements made by the stockholders
agent by means satisfactory; they may be cor
Feet but the public have very little confidence IN any
thing coming from such The report has un-
doubtedy been made for certain purposes rs l. anti
cPstes the regular annual return several months the
Sscal year Of the not closing until November
30 le49. The gentleman who made the invests alton
int the affairs Of the company ployed to do
by large OF Eastern stookholdss who purchased
the stock ct high prices and have had, therefore,
great desire get at II possible the actual condition
Of the property and business Of the com pany Whe
ther the report the brace Of reports have given
them the desired information not is question dim
cult to Our impression is that they have not
We propose giving further extracts from the reports
for the benefit Of those Interested and that the public
may see clearly what an immense wreck the concern
will soon be.
Arm PAL
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Dollars 10 u, o'o l'A2o'S IL NToos H,nl'oos
II appears by this that, from November 30 lS48 to
lima 40 1910 ner,od OF seven months there had
- - :. an 80. a., an
Detn an increase IN tho aggregate Oh SAoS44os co.
A the yment of the bonds due In January 1850 il
rot .,,,.;,.,.a .ra ..rsot h. ma. ~ q. r,ono.aa
=,
Win we" 10 he adjustment OF these Donos,
LIST. TO issue in payment Of thom, bonds Interest
semi an nually) payable In 1870
I'd To secure the payment Of these bonds by mort
gage Of the whole property Of the pany with pro-
Vsion OF sinking fund Of $7k0O0 per annum upon the
terms suggested by Mr. Neal for four years and no
long thereafter a. the bonds due In 1870 can be pur-
chased under par
A,n.,sa srs .or,.s 20 ~, r.,o,u,or. .aont.a hv m.
40 ''P " ' pN " Wv
managers, to carry this proposition into eject; -
LIST Resolved That mortgage be executed OF oil
the property Of the TO secure the payment Of
bond which shall be amounting to 81 OOO
pay April ls7O and interest ct six per cent per
annum paysble semi annually on the first DAYS Of
pr ana October and II at AMI time it sha Be deem.
ed or necessary for the better eectuatiuR
the security Of this to deliver the actus pos
session Of the premises hereby In mortgage or
any part or parts thereof for time or times certain
or Indefinite to the trustees then II shall bc Ia Sful to
denver such actual possession accordingly.
I'd Resolved That "A s;nkiup fund "a hereby areatsd
Of f75 ooo per snnrm, commencing In 1s49 provided
s,na ,r.n. .u' ar an, y.a a a." Az. rs
per per snnum on the preferred stock Of the
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Our rh,IaasIphls Correspondence

PHniorirHs. October S. 1919
Case Of sfaILins Mgnsi,,r rai,ik- cosl ssiena.nf,
The pleua,, ssr.cns The Proprietor. Of
ns Ee'tA .9m,ricsn, and Foresn Mssigp, tn.
Mark,f, g..
II has been whispered sbout on the streets for ths
lat few days that one q the propretors Of the ,A
-ara,riesr TO receive foreign mission and fan
ono--thst the appointment would be held back for .
w days for fear that u would injuriously on hs
prospects 81 the great rbs party at the coming .se
ton. have applied, not oniy TO the prepetors afr-
aid but to gentleman who has tie credit Of .pIo,,pr
the foes. copfdsnce OF Secretary Clayton for ipfor
nation touching the truth fs.hood OF the report
Cns and all that II H. not only false hat
wiekedly fslse II Is conceded that fsnnsyIvsnia is
entitift 10 and will receive fu u'ssion AID A Ia
quite likely that A publicity had not been gwen 20 the
coInscton which - said 20 ert bets-en Nlr clayton
and the No'h 9uertcan, mission this would have
been rendered either to sjor u'tichss or Ur sird
a young MAN by the name Of Dspiel NaNanes
ttabieo THE morning. 10 political brawi IN . pot.
house 10 T~slnh street near Chesuut lie recsivea
three bed wounds In the body rarty poiiS, never
isher IN this vicinity thar a. present A. whxs de-
n.orrats, and natives each confident OF suco.s.
Mons Nardclle made successfu ssce MT In h bal.
loon yesterday feet up sud bead dow aud perform
ing Oh sorts Of Fyratons in the air with ttls nor.
perseverapee be may yet soccesd 10 his neek
nssel fiiler Ltq formerly sheriff expired suddenly
ct ais re'idepce, In kensingson last evening
The amount OF coal teceivsd By the ssbuyIsn Navi-
Cation for the re.h ending oeobert ID ou tons;
baitoad for the week ending October rs io7 tous Of
eosl we're fecevtd total for the season $50 133 tons
retail shipments from the Sshuy lhii coal region this
season. 1SS,t5s tonh
The amount OF tells received on the Delaware Divi-
SION 81 tire renrfylvanis canal ur to October lat
Sac 0sp ~ being excess OF f6VI ~ in favor Of
1sds After tsducting sis 526 psirs sod superv
sion and soy oSi for annual interest the the
canal. there remains the larye aurplus 81 $50 0i7
The theatres all crowi ted last evening and the
opera OF the "Bravo mat With bctter ption
than on its hrst Representation Mrs Fanny Ksmble
gives her third reading this evening
The brsinees season With US ~ past the meridian
point and the orders Of wholesale dealers ace uit
Cd and principally for city or state cousum ptson In
the produce martet there Is not much doing Eour IL
very duh ut prevour quut Fr sxp lrt there is
no inquiry Rye -four :, held at SO 12k, duh. Small
Ter demand for wheat At stentis adeaur..i prise
Sales 81 prime red nj 81 OF 81 OF and white ct 81 IA
sales Of rye. 81 5fe to ,us .u'u % ri a. .'.ree
Sales Of Peunsyvana oats at 35c and Southern at 4s
" hiskty is dun At 2sc which is q decline
The money market quiet. The sales Of the stssn
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II ACDe.-TEE GREAT vOcR NILE DAY.-THIS DAY
~ oetoksr6 6, the Four ns Race will POSITIVELY take
pass ssrmsnssDs ~ halt part ssosh. H. Parse,
n.rs :.A. ~. each VIII three suossnsss
Ia as T.Iys en- est Tally He, ty Boston aAn By Ten
g 6Iesn.s hr. b IRE. Trade. BY Mercer. dam BY J.hn
~ Bsssss Club Stand Price ~ can be hsA the
AsteI fouse the Irving the ard the Frank
hs ths Untt States Clinton HALL carlton. at shsrweods
street. and ~ Greene Maddens Chatham square Pavil
lion Tickets, Sl--tc .hs Fisld. 90 cents
Detst at Erosikn, for the usion Course. lo IL IN
H. 12 sst at o'clock lis day Saturday October The
rsss BE- commence at half past QUE sclesk.
MON COURSE RACES ION ISLAND RAILROAD
~ lonpany1-anF will leave Brooklyn Station. South
Ferry tie day. teh Oh H. ny. IL. ,2<, and ocloct.
and return wien the Fare for both
Brcohlyp, Oct lsf9.
~ Saturday, October pure $3.50; mile heats in
harness. !. Woodruff enters br Lady sutton; william
Wlesn enters b. r. BiSok Hawk Also, Match for $40;
mile hens n harness J. holriy names b. Yonag Ame
fot, come on Immediately after The four mile over
HUNTING PARK COURsE--FoUR DAYS TROTrING
IL amount Of purses seooThe Pail Trotting will COM
mence on 1uetday October ga Of $500 mile heats
best three in FIVE in harness ID day Wednesday Oct la
OF fe best three five under The saddle ID
Day Thursday Oct 25s purse $50 mile heats
IN five harness se for all trottna horses that
repeat hsrnesr above 9TH dav, Friday Oct ga
pure so mile heats three in FIVE in for match
horses owned by The above purses
frc to all upeoubtsd rotirg horses Mao exespd Three
make field AVID two 10 start. IL the weather
should prove orahle the fair days Entries
close Sarrdsy tetober 18th at the Hunting Park Course
a'clOci PM All communications addressed TO she
Il. EASTMAN. Proprietor.
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WHAr is fnK BUsBLKi

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M adoinips the Poet Once, New Orleans Ls-Atths
scrph e,nsistns o. koyei. history Bcsrty sei.sthc
complete assortment Of Stationery togehsr With all the
principal Daily and weekly Newspapers aud Msgaslpss
Courry orders for any sre In the trade supplied snd for
varded with desrstch Books mailed Prompt sttsstop
paid 70 vort ordered W ~s roresr Beehs imported
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PSCor plete rrefnente have been made With ths
principal Publishers throughout the Unsn for supply
hs bep works ast ~ ispak y. u. =
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sPECsAA so7tcEE.


TEE GREAT FAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE,
to 10 r. The machinery s in full operation day far
exceeding in quantity utility, and beauty OF finish.
Lh0n that has BEEN presented in the United States There
VIII be display Of hrcworkf bhis evening o'clock un-
der the direction ef j. W Hatfield.
OFFICE OF TIE GOVERNORS OF THE AIMS
~ bonse, New York October LIST, lsfoseaed proposals.
will be received At this Office Until oelec 9th Of October
for furnishing this Department with 5000 Of Hard Coal
400 corcs Hard Wood The Coal to be Of the
size Of the beet quality FREQ from ehesnu and 22e lbs
tho ton The Wood be good sound white black sak
II solid feet to the cord TO DO delivered wharf
whrrves in tho city and county Of New York further
Information may be obtained application 70 this oes
TFkR PHILIPPE RosESTBALL, WHO LEFT NEW
York the lst OF August, and from whom ettera
the extreme aHrety Of his wife by writing II sry
perfsn Information Whatever of him. and will a1
dress such to Mrs e. n Rossnths ut No 26 Spring
Hudson street. New York. they will confer
fv his wife Information has been received Of Mr. r.
lawns left the York Hous. Saratoga onFa morning between
Th and 10Th ef August intending 20 return there the
day but since then nothing has been known Of him Mr. R.
and whiskers face pale blue spea' English rsthor
perfectly Took small quantity Of msrchaudise from New
York intending TO 90 Bsllston and RuHao Will the
pers throughout TIE United States oblse by copyng
INFORMATION WANTED OF cHRtsrOPeEq NEW
l4s and went TO vctshurs Ns spni snce which TIME
nothing has been heard Of him. inform
him ould be thankfully received by his il Law
JOHN hb1HkWs, 90 South 3th st, Willismsbursh NY.
WHO ARE THE BUBBLERsa