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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

From the theafer Of war near the Wang from
Presburg 20 Oederburg, there Is nothing new. The Rus
SLAMS with the exception " 500 men WHO SCH remain en-
camped the Syvneheah. tS1uheide have al len Pres
burg Tie offensive, which the Austrian papers have - =
temaucaly been declaring shortly % tasr place. has
been again procrastuaied 70 the middle OF JUNCTION.
.traiegefcal motives ofcourse Tie cholera, ard accord
Ing o. others the campevcr Il Increasing there aud max
ing fearful havoc among both The Russian AMI Austrian
ranks
The Pesih papers the other hand, publish statement
from Trausvlvsra that there the vast pu of he mae
pOpu a0n capable of bearing arms. was Rocking to me
Mtgvar Standard more than 1900 volunteers presented
at Dee alone. and even some hundreds o Sc
kier madcns begged the Governor PERM sscn to be al
lowed 10 form companies o cllsseur- Whoever knows
ANYTHING he girls with their gcuad er stature
will nor find the matter a. 81 rio cuious.
From Galcia learn that The Russians 10 last have
made q move toward The frontier from DuEn and Iyr
hroco but they had not crossed the boundary line Dem
bni rs can be above, wes wailug iDr them Moth
ir fresh was known about the farther movements I'd tle
Russian corps under Gan Sass. AFTER leaving Nsumlrkt
All ves a. im 90 Pesfn. Tie Mnstes Of Public Works
publishes the wish Of The Government 10 contract with
private inivua.s for he mail, and term 90 ten years
TIE shareholders Of the sicam-uih had meeting Inc
schools Of nnfa0n either were again opened AMI
the splendid hndge Cien repaired and rtopeuei Ire
inhshauts k1d ng wlfl enthusiasm 40 The idea tha
fhelr cv was destined 10 becomo tie mero OILS 81 che
European Contra Republic
Letters from pesth state that kossnih entered The
capita of Hung ou the it u-i amidst ne enhisAs l'
cheers al the inhabitants Oi That city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Law Courts.

s,-.,,,es CorKr-Before Judges Oakley AID vaotsr.
Nod HoPyook Nufsai >lfrfy ias CO On psl.
- f nsarrrce for one year ne brig Jsseph As.
~, !. o0 The question u whether The owners sn
rted 10 fg smoani Of insurance on soa oss. On he
snoant OF bot;omry bond given for parsl oss sni
pArs or the outward voyage BE- oedncrd ne ioaners o.
,- n, he botfomry bond abroad having also in.uret
The vessel 10 that amnlaf The brig sailed ron New
Yrk ana Of Cuba experienced some disaster. and pct
ms DICTIONARY bond 70 Drake. BsVshers CO " la
place for 8 10 toward defrayiug expenses o. repars
b. B CO. usarei their interest Tie vessel IN return
ing 10 New York totally lost Cape hsi'erSs All
Ins Co have no right % take into view me bouowFy
bond The Court thinks that the owners are eusec 10
he amour. II oss IN repsrs sc the outwart voysge
but having parted with their interest % he amount Of he
bottomry bond and received the money Tor 70, mat sun
should Be deducted from the total loss TIE compt1y
rsd slSo into Coar the partial lcss and >go On re
tos oss Judgment for the plaintiffs for the partial oss
The paid into Court ne nrst couut Tie plain
az. are not sntued for total loss beyond the
sam paid into Couu therefor
.t,iz H. Cgvrrs, TSf n error vs.. HE X gda Wa ara
"a svv,r-Sgaevs Hcary TodfNynf< vs. Ri7flA-Ap pesl
from Judgment OF Justice shea while still retaining pos
session 81 Once aer election, dspating the return, Xc
The Cont considers that justice did rot have an sdc.
ron dgneuis reversed, without cosfs.
Jaha = Hiakmsa sds X s. O. Ldasisy Mr. wss
Lewis who was appointed BY Messrs Langley 20 act
their agent in collecting subscriptions ard receiving
money for the Democratic Review In ne STATE Of New
errv from isii 1874 Ine guarantee was IN ne srn
OF SsN Mr. Lewis having become Indebted. claim wss
was made upoa Mr. H. for The amount and tie referee
ported in favor OF plaintiff for The whole sum " ne guar
sntee Motion 1. made TO the report aside TIE COat
remarked hat the nature Of the engagement between
Messrs Langley and Mr. Lewis became changed amer he
guarantee was given be having been made gent for New
York NewJersey and that any cbanke 81 zoe Snd eveo
far the bsneh Of the gusanOr Is fatal 20 tae guarantee
Motion set aside report granted costs 20 ABIDE No
event OF the suit, snd rule OF reference discharged
plrid Erans ads DIr,d M5atrih New Tla. denied
Ssa Mafuai Tasuyancs 90 sds Ssnba1 P CA.d', d al
New trial denied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
IRELAND.
Irish Covernne ui-by sir Robert Peel.

On The gh Of June IA the House OF Commons ST. RosrEr
Prrt sroke as follows; IL rst sos. Go NO. AHS -
ysors AZ any egaf crssd Or AsrbrrVss ersr Ts's'e4
t ,s,emesf 0s thar sii la herl Ssiea o re H74ss
"A a sfi-- tt Cagi keaaoig Cloud cuvs q hear hvail
thar statement 20 ee coffSSL ~ - 800 SO
oca document presented by the Executive GOVERN NJ
ff he cons deraton ut Parliament on account q ihese
proceedings BY he orders 81 he Crown Ana ms emile
ofcrr believe, IN her Malesiys ser ee-i fft
OF ,vcraciiy, staic- t-s ieei t i
uuion-a lime ben iSmlue-wliAn ous year io.'i.
persons bave been Sryea Om their homes tcher'si e
mat wiiln Tie lssf mouth lao more persons nave -ai
their houses e 20 81 To Tie ground laearl.
tie hen states three fac,sthrce suca tragic instances
that believe ~ rear "
OF ever coeuIed up 81 the einS0n o sny human De-
ing he s~ys-tof, mari, he u the person wno saw ms
dreadful state Of bins-hc into wreicAed hcu Sc
nave iofsOi'en wne her u hAe root or uoiNhicl hsd
been taken possession Of BY father mo.heT. 80 their
chi drvu, WHO had al bcxu evicied ffom tbe
Tie father wing testsle woman IN state OF hope
less dysencry. was asoat 10 desnd the children were
vng st asleep TIE corpse q their fsfhsr he next
la wrriched bowel beuce he smell q dung SUs - o.
f.rsive that he could hardly approach H.
TIE third case he mentioned hat few DAYS since
Al sfure-arrskiak Ispof, be saw sl4dcuy Sci xe
On the remnant Of pair 81 Shoes and taking them stsrt
soss lie f-as In IL which his ewes csd been al.
rreteA lie FIRE IN the same dirccuor sad he uaoe
carv ssfc the cause o. toe sa's sudcea departure and
he ~ s. thea told ihsr the having been driven from
his wrefched house be cay before, occupied s
mud howell GA The land HIS eve had oeeu caught BY TIE
sr he started oa and iold thai Ia his aesence ne Per
son 10 rad driven h fr0m his hoe had sci RE 70 his
miserable dwelling aesr. hesr These are eonsrs ees'
~ thes- ev.crous Know not Sir, Il u Be possible ioi
he Sw 10 spplv remedy that system eGtin ne tuuse
Of Commons Al least Prevokes the expression q o1'
deepest md Fuation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
IuuertaI Orthodoxy.

TIE Gar hsvinx assembled the Russian and Polish
CshoEc Bishops s. Petersburg made them TIE follow
lns speech.
DO wish for new rez zion rev sort Of Caholc
creed been nveatet abroad and desire hat u nay
not be Introduced into NJ empire because these innora
tors the agstors. and without faith . = ipo-
SHE tbs. anything subsist TIE West this moment
offers = fair specimen Of what Il they have
10 fath-h0w great The foes s1d shsurdites which
they commit. Look AZ Rome predicted al that would
happen there Faith has entirely disappeared ,1e West
Tie manner which the Pope has been treated = plain
proof me tue faith exists in Russia alone. and hope
making he in % The Gross .ha; this holy faith NAV Be
thnrs which ne had never heard frol anybody ese The
presert Pope Is good man. his irelr0us excellent
bu his principles savor too much OF he spirit of The sge
TIE kng o Naples i good Catholic be bad been cauu
mated me Pope and now The Popes compelled 10 have
recourse O. him
Bishop HooWinsN replied" Your MAJESTY, the Holy
Palmer obliged 10 yiet 70 e.reums.anees and 'as
spirf Of the age
TIE Emperor -" Very possibly; bur al these disorders
arise from want Of faith. I not ansrc but have
arm faith II the West they have two eNtr~nes
fauarc!sn and inpiey" Addressing the P0lsl Bishops
TIE Czarcoutuued-Y You the near ueghhors OF these
slded uea. ie your example be their guide Il you
enc0uu-er obstacles, address yourselves 20 ne vi
en- ploy al ny power this torrent OF impeiy an
REVOLT which spreading and more and threatens
even 70 penetrate into my dominons. revolutionary
spin the result Of impiety In The West here = Nc
more" Addressing himself 70 the Metropolitan Bishops
sad k,sng his hand. the Gar concluded by ssyng-"N
have always Understood each ot1er and tIus hat u WI
q wa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Position of the Hungarian Army.

The L0nde1 D1ilp Ne has received the following intel
gerce respecting tl- position OF The Hungarian srny OF
~ north The " lo Of the northern army n % lot' 20
$1,000 strong stands 10 Is great divisions he southern
slope Of ne Csrpa iar- from Sein the extreme west
ern point - far Ml1zaez which may BE- regarded a.
he extreme eastern point The night wing and the center
are under the personal command Of Gen Dem1n-S, anu
hev occupy the eight northern mountain c0mats from
the z lbs westerly 20 the JughvT esster'y- TIE main
force concentrated in kaschaw which the one SIDE
conmsnds rosd 20 Pe-ih and Debreczin ard on the
other side important ssues oct % me Arot1an pass
Barthe Sfropko. and North Berezno, a. the ooi OF
the Sgrssy ksmcu tie extreme northern parts occl
pied hy DemhlsAs corps Tue second rerf u TIE northern
army The cft wing. = commanded by Gen. Dannenbe
WHO s probability vas selected Tor the command oe
cause he i native OF the very place where he u now
ca ed To act The OF bis positions Il ne mountain
towns OF kremni,z. Schemniiz and Neusoh' whence he
can wafch and guard the outlets Of the Iara mounts IN
chain and spurs. the passes namely. OF the kreowa
Hola The Dembier and the Cye-ni hanws HIS len wing
. posted In the upper part Of tie Wasg valley near 81
en and his extreme western 0repOss stand az Tar A. a.
burka His position h such that he rapidly advance
hs whole power the Jatiunsa pass. sud can beside
draw rrin0rremenis from Dehnkis right wing, A. pc
can also -end them II required. Whether Dembin.H VIII
dispute the passe, with The Russians. whether he ply
LEI Them into the country before he attack ihem ina
il b. ref
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Miscellaneous.

The Press~-,. Me-.,e said 70 lave been written BY
Then. ard Moe together. ., ...
F~r Pgsi ~ Theodore Bac, Two q he red members
have beer lrres.rl 49, -.
Inc cto sr. vo appear have row passed - great
e,f fern " intensity Pars. since TIE 7t instant --
dav u The great Storm the number n cases has rap
decred bui1 IN the hospitals and n prvae nolses 4l'
r NJ 1-a.hs on flsf day was -. whereas ne sle-
NJ CAV d. was only H. and since Thea mas very COZ
sserat ~ decreasel. I'D te In oLli--en eLi Nne.
he nsd RACED 90 fer by, maj a. many - ~ pArLs
were received IN - lours single b2TrtI ~
or Monday q. eii patients were bfolgEi 70 bureau
which he n ~ before, had received s. ard Only ~ 20
ant-r V hic the before had received - u h'olt
ef n The Hotel Del, las informed ne A.
erlV thar or Taesdsy morning, up % 10 ococA Only ps-
teefs Rad oeeu received u that "lefsas ne
dav before ~ that hour patents had been uroas1 iA
with considerable rapidly from early morning N 'e4.
u-su hrs sde c1mmun cation rom me it0splA
De- IA Charie and y Glheri, Pbysc.an 20 the ho.piA.
- Louis hs announced that The number Of new patients
hs1 "a en- Tuesday morning 90 = from ~ lne 9lateI
OF 81 Antoine fss been a cted wiki The uaady inan
other popu i0ls D.stucts Of Pans.
UxrQral Drs7zBUTIoS OF WtAL1H ~ FRAScL "A
Red" ouns le follow rg statistics % me distfitn-
foa Of wealth 10 France here l3,laoN paupers'
$4,000 gum ralpers $3.50 OBJ persons u "noaf assoc
circln.tsnces. 109 persons IN STATE Of snelce anu
syy persons haFug .! .essi en- income o oDs' francs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

ATTACK or A LION on A WOMAN ~ WoMBwELLs MF.
SAGESI- An accident took place al Nombweils cohec'
ton on Saturday. Among the crowds OF holiday io.ks
the fair had attracted Sarah Gnmmage who, win
male friend making merry, fcsstins eyes snd ears
and udherng very strictly 90 the rules OF temperance
The woman and her friend paid Wumbwels establish
men vls and while there she began 10 stroke the paw
a remsi kahy tne bur i-icmpered Aoness In vain dld
the Keepers f,ou.'rae with Der that Der acni on- were
not exactly Wei received ly The animal as she ma
gned Sno continued 90 Pal toe paw ol The qtsceAi ana
apparently sleeping ai NAL, hen the Ion suddenly start
IA up. seized hold OF The with bis claws and drew
her te BAYS u The den. fearful scream Immediately
startled some slpposlug taHt the hons a"
broken loose, rsecd 10 me doors; Oins suv ke IN con-
cert, and Others again STOOD su IN te for TIE Aeepc
The spot and found q iuclu wotnans hand ana
arm beodilg prouscy under paw Of toe curAged oA.
She speedily released but NOT before me bAi
had lscraed the with IL aer ann a. an u'
taei operation she bore with much orutuie She ex-
presses TssClu'io 20 lcf sleeping lions ne, Nhcn az
be follow "a advantage hy others who have occss on
70 visit mensgtrics. brming lam goaiuai
TRT Man VINO FIND fisToL At THE OvEFN w.
HAM ION, bucklKycr. aged 25 who AIRED AZ the Queen.
wiki powder only. 90 alarm her ps1 guilty., said hc "en
e1 octy, ana was transported years DIX not a2AAeo
CHOLERA ~ ORrAT BRITAIN The Board Of Health
announce that The Cholera has e6ppeaed various psfis
Since March Cholera las broken oat 90 IL rrfenl lo ali
ia London, q towns ia EGggL4 and " acs, aud ~
II towns IA Scolnd and IN seyera ~ these places - ~
Sauleri and, Liverpool, DuFhsln " chm. Gloucester.
kevusham Bath, Mcrihyr Tvdvi Cardiff, Gaashies ;, he
Dundee. The disease has Continued 10 spread The
cases Ia two months % th MAY - but 10 u days
June l. there have been esj cases AMI The disease las
manifested decided tendency 10 spread epliemlcAY -
IL shown m the Numbers attacked hoard The Amer can
grant ships al Plymouth and "a Tie extent 20 ch lne
disease has The lower paris oi London TIE
epidemic has also assumed particularly naisn-n' y Pc
IN nu5nn.
tbs GRowixc Crors - HaF ss'' Lirr7'oi nzss repre-,
seuls weather very tavoIaee IN Britain ana ireland
fha
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Ri.fnr. In Wur,emburg.

srrTTsARn Jlne s-Lss, nighf srruve and a.. paIiyi
composed u abOuf So SWISS srl other forrxlef-
an attempt overthrow the Provincial Oovrrlilea
They bel puhlc meeting a. which u vas oeir 3,
proclaim he Red Republic, n within ne y aee W =
hours al their demands not couplel lin luse
demands OF cou-e tended 70 ne energetic en0rce ni Of
revolutionary principles This morning, 40 oclocA iie
gsrsr1 was beaten every quarter 20 assent r. - = =
uonal Guard which iuuediaey fastened % me >gla 2
~ ne Chatea1. where % TOOK Up farora1-r Posul
a couple Of hours s.,er BODY " about - siss ~
into the square, 0r-v front OF ne oA DA
Aner good deal Of Parey d ne MIDST % wlich ne p
Regiment Of I1faltry came The SWISS promised 20 ieA's
the city
FIR o'1i a. M-The g-rersle = row sgaia beaten =
Tns SWISS have refused % clt the cry Al ls ui1ien
Becker, the C0muandelt Of The Narona' G41fa' 40
Strive on OF the c- q the Swiss Legion have oeer
arrested Twelve canuous are drawn 10 ara mounted n
the scusre Tie SWISS have hsrrirsdec ne streets ral
Ing 10 the barracks Tney promise quit he city beck
er and str-e are liberated they 20 be sent OF 10 he
ds5prg by special traia-struve q 70 20 with inen
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

might return 10 Rome ed secure 70 the Roman people
hOee consnuron rs.t-uons which we're sried ~.
year AID especially practical snd real sspsmt0n be-
-ween The temporal AID spiritual authorities " Rome
(Heor hesr) SOlnfnsuol Of taxing poss-ss.on o.. Roe
lad been gwen - france and, ia reply % var o-s .l
from differ quarters thsi to eoncurreuc- =
In and ia the proceed about ~ be adopted g. -e74
Feccihs would bs WEI r-c=lged The sHer q tie CIV
eminent tad been. Tat thy decred taklrg any part
whatever 10 them seeing hat considering - seogfsph-
cal portion Of Eng Hand. and Tue ysrc1 a. nature OF ~
Brush cO1st ufiO, they DID not ,fk 2 ga1d bad me
motives either In these respects Or IN rrhslnls
point " view or Joining IN i5em bears eonir1niea-
don wticn efecl bad slsO been delivered 70 ne -lfo
throL sh Lord Norma lby. il Plrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
Brown. shipley 4 Co.'S Circular.

Per- MheraLI LivsSfoot, June ~ -, -,
The demand FOR Cotton continued good the esry part o
this week TIE extreme rates 81 The pfeceIink, -
though the market has been comparatively qGet Ani ie
huoyani the at Jews has remained steady Nne nfh a
former quotations repeated say 4. for aif piano y
for fair Mobile. and I, for fair Orleans. There inner
ence Of opinion 70 he quotation Tor fair pisnd some
fxirg 70 a.. bat the market being more quiet to-day We
lOok upon :. s. the more correct quotation MddHg ?
and a. AldinS Mobile I, a. AMI Mitding oresns
q rer b The sales for the week ending MS aay
suount % ~ $40 ba'es Of which 1854 SPECULATION
chiefly 10 the earlier part OF tie week. ard 500 for export
The American descriptions consist Of 500 piand Al y
5: $500 Aahams snd Mobile ~ = a fr0 Orleans Al
81 and $50 Sea Island 81 I'D per 10 The winds
have been unfavorahe FOR arrivals, apd ne mpof. IN ne
sane tine only s. $50 bales The stock IN Tbs port now
amounts 90 6j1 bales. OF which about 4SON Is Nmef-
can Spectators h1fe f taken 5000 bales a. The close OF
The DAY
No change OF any consequence has taken place IN ne
Corn Narket Inferior Western Canal Flour, shipped
without Inspection Is duh a. 2ls 2s 81 per opl oat Tor
the better qualities Of that description, ard Tor hsde-
pha and Baltimore there IS demand AZ IS % 81
with occasional small sales Of prime lots al ]s per %
Ohio q. Ga American Wheat - iod toes lod per 10 rs
For Indian Corn the demand IL steady AZ SIS FOR whte
and s. to s6s per quarter for the best yellow
No OF ru-peniiue reported This week me trsde
being IN an exrsiney heavy dull state Common Amer
can Rosin meets slow sale al 3 Sd 10 = ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YORK....JuNE 80 and JuLY /.

Ass g. c;"s,' c soto, r;' r ...
jaes d., n sa-ohsri Al .-oHh so L,,a- 3D. Mos. g.
saars coaa H,sr- Eausham tsr Hasss. COZ. cr.'c.a,
Bts r-earssb Richmond ffa,eco. Gso Thom,.. va.
Cod a. w'-ard s.m Hsu'is, Bi.nsn Ei~a Joha'n Coo
Brg. hs-usn (Br.ml Roper Valparaiso. Pljcr- HsHb Gins
Cap, John. Cob g. P-r. ~ sss WA
ssr-f B' s-u'on = Johs ~ Ghas 49, Ps. Hsof o'so.
El.. Porspd. Rio, Gal,5. Bristol
Tarts Ksyj hc6s.u. wy.,, Balnof- w-.oys as,.r Rah
Aond, canbniss. lay, Boston
o,ssi Rhode is.ns Hu ard raoms, h.~an Baits Prov
denfe; Warren, s'aa~ood, Nhsrsn
ARRIvED-P. ship s~,.srsos F-h-r London add Porte
- % mdss snd fasssus-fs. Or nns Maiura Co
fe1s, chip A'go Ds Havrs, ndss and %, Pss'-os-, Wa
Brhp Henry sayrs. London "a Days. s., aud 100 p..-as.,
Br .hp ssapdsr simpson, Liverpool % Dc. pa
SIP coluubara s.ns,, Hsvr- 81 D.. Ha.- r.,lor Merrill
BE- hp dos Pnehai Glasgow 20 d. msss and s psssss
Pss-t,hp Igashes Knight. Liverpool Nay . mise Taylor
F,sneh 'bp cotir' R-aoa Aat~srP 81 d. b.. soi "a pc
Oath 'lp var Gates, Kssmaa Aa.,.d.m - d. nd.. wAss
Ws'ss &c ps's, GER n. a. ,... o. vv.,,.
Bar spartan, OF Boston, ceo, Ba-nes A,fs Nay O. fos'"
ssa RIO GraaS- Thomas. An,~.rp % d. ui.- order
= BE- k's..s Jsa, es,o ~ =. @ c,,' 90, Lss'
sef~,gsa oaf sup- Psis'oa Norway oa and iso P.''s"
bss Asrsnd.r H.nes'ou Hsmbsg as d.. Hsss. ws
Ban Lneof. h.n, h'b ~ so - 80 49, -
I-sb- MsK@- 81 Croir Jars o. and Asp
/ 4 chsunfry
Bs Hst,os w,y s Lood.n d. ballast .ns 10 P,s.ss
ger. COX smith
Eas ch.-rs. ofs, Georges cs Asusso PR day., sssu,
I g.. B-sh,sl A Chsm1efk
Brx 10 ats. snrh. Cursoos Is d. udss YopBs son
Big Hsnns Gsssof Frsas, Port Ysadrss 70 esys, vine &C.
I Wiss.r
srs Courier Rh.t Reh.ls brady e.p,.is
Bf bnE AE-s Bsck ~b Petos u a.ys oo.. sass. wbnsJ
& Co
s.s cs,es. Lor's NADER. % O.. . - s.es., q Ped.
trx Arr Bafa d. efl.I n
Bro ioa FULLER. Crawford ssssn1sh Ds1hf Dinca
sslsn hr Am- ia WILsln, Psi.fno - &c. ffet
schr hosts-y, Of Boshassl Apvtoa 20 ssco - &c. cedar
/ Center Co
sehrNafy Jsos. Osbors-. Va ~oos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

MEuANcHoLY-A Mrs. Mi'chem residing IN
Richmond. Jefferson County, Ohio, was found drowned
in Yellow Creek short time since. together with her
three children They had been reduced almost 70
starvation by the neglect OF the womsns husband, who
was a drunksrd. snd they had left home as il was sup
posed on their way 70 Mrs Mitchems Sihers residence
in Mercer Coanty, Pennsylvania Whether their drown
Ing was accidental or designed Is not known.
FATAL AcciDsSrs-At Waterloo near Point
CoupSe (s) on the 18th inst the house OF W. Lahsur,
druggist was violently assaulted by two men with
brickhats sc whercupon Mr. l. fred AZ them with
gun. killing one, named Charley, nshermsn Al
Wensvnle. IL. y on Thursday. 2lst inst Richard c.
Burchell and lai named Dayton were drowned while
attempting 70 cross the river on horseback.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-02

ai. al -r,fnrs have regrhed The PrlssAr Gcverrren
If ts asteou OF tie Dlae 0i Mecklrlurg>caw ard
Srr a-a ihe Prncc OF Ansli berterg, % The Consii-
r,,- r,sri Nv Prussia. In the sung u thc " ciniar
Cs.rbe- On he sfh tie Ducsi Ministry declared thsi
4 considered me Frankfort Constitution a. niud-
ins ad would LOT attempt any aevlaiOn ifo ~ "1inol,
nce. tsfea 10 nostrone al sicgs Or cArryng % mo r1-e
TIE Brunswick Chambers. 10 iler sifng % ne sA re-
jecte. by large flsoy. proposition ~ ne oesocra-
uc minority Tor ~aac-nl general oah O! aes isn1e 10
liz Frankfort Cousfifut on.
TIE Bavsrian Prime Minister has declared 20 tAc On-n
oers that he consent the Constitutional PROPOSE
Ton Of Prussia Saxuuy and Hanover because La
Contains al he Clauses ected IN the Erankori IN
sttnlor; because . merely substitutes an hereditary
Oaraicf Tor an Esnperur-a distinction without diner
ence oecaase u excludes Austria from the intimate coz
Federation, and. Rally, because Bavaria ard VIII
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The Circassians Victorious.

Accounts from Constanunope 10 the 18th Of May pub
i.hed the ArqiHg Herald state that iuielgepce had
reached hat CITY Of The Crcassaus having successily
attacked the Russian army in The pass Of hsmich. while
on ifs march proceed 20 The na6,an pnncPaiues.
and pui those the roue. sfer having n ed $50
men T Russ ans atcrward rallied snd attempted 20
acccp I'll he tecf Of their Journey. bat were again re-
pulsed with fsr her loss o. 30 men The Russian Gen
era NesforuF then abandoned HI mission and withdrew
% IF = with the remainder Of bic army TIE Crrsssans
had. on she l-h April, made attack the Russian
garrison OF Socha. when tho latter became panic stricken.
.nd many 81 them aed but those who captured were
saugierei by fhe sword In thsse engagements the Cir.
cassa-s TOOK $50 guns together n aTge quantities o.
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