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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
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Die tlntcrftriebsnen erIauben lI6 bem VubIifum
ebrsrbie9f onjuSei9en, baB iis 9e9snwdrfi9 elm
aonS bcioneer5 9uteS QfIortemsnt BON Siirren
Spdrp auf 9ane batcn, 70 wie aueb ScantIiha
uno ShiuSetn. ouf wsIde Ieetsye Iie bic 2!ufntsP,
lamtet ibrrr Gunoen Defenders Su ritbten winiden,
SIs boben ndmIid nit pieIer Nlube einen &orratb
ddbtfr rh h.." q 81 irs.t" ttrumHen, Die lie an
tIIiasn -Qreieen onteten, pie eub cineu aro6en
Stcf dtbter Susqurbanua LANCER SbinbeIn, nebIi
ben 9ew6tnIiden antern 9efdsten uno eeiplitten.-
Gin pCrtrGffibcS Qfortement Datblatten; Fur, al,
les mas gum 8autn nctbwenoiq IT, Qutb baben fla
trhdnbi9 pOn rsn befen Secba Ipblen aue
9nnb.
9a Der gGs9 ett fd6n wtro, bcffsn Iie retbt UsI
ron ibrsn aIten Sreuncen bic Sono aeben an f6n.
nsn, fowobl ais mic Die Scfannti6aft redt pieIer
ueusr Su MAIDEN bic iie nit ibrsr 9sp6bnIiben Quf,
mertiamfet Su becisntn fib perpfIibtcn.
@arS 81. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
1O 9n fOnit Seinem gsaeien Iiebsn ipie eis feIbft

Sur 70 9slinat es Dir, Der Snsbtf6aft bid su ent
siebeu Nur 70 fannlt bu wabrbaft fre fsin Oenn
Sreibsit unc GIeidbsit eebsn nur BON einem: Der
SrubrIibfsit, au5-.Sd6 uno NsiO entsweien, eie'
be persiniat. -GtnseI biit ou fbwad. in @smsn
ftaft fart unc frdfs Sarum Iiete eeinen gdb'
(tsn. pte bid fsIbf, uno r miro bid wieoer Iieben
wie lib GeIblt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
Srinrieb S6uurma an.
% Outenswoare11. SH

untcricidneter laost Sseermann elm Bel ibm an,
Iurufsu. uno feline nsumooi9m Suiensmaarsa ,rs
beftben, bic er fOebsn aus9tpaft uno Die ft6nlisE
i'm Marfls Iino, rpe5bob ie 70 ftneIen Sereauf
iinren.-Sbr Samen, ueidumts ni9t unp suu,m.
in esn neucn Gtobr ;um
S6cinrieb Setuarndn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21

S 2anDesprp6uften 80
QQs Qrteu 9onccSproouftsn weroen BEL bm ierer.
Sst i'm Qustaufdb fir g8aorsn ou9enCmmen, wpfus
er ben b6&iten MarttpreiB eIaubt
Ssinriet 2baurman.
Quentaun, Wdrt II. nq3n1
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21
.. On fOuR Sstn ebr fbIieTeu Dor osfabuUfen

bens. 9efubacfe pfaTen bic nidts tbun rno bod
fbmeIaen wolIen fdeudsn biob Surud pom Baum
Der Grfsnntni6, "Gl6t bier" fagen fs, ,,foulf ou
9enisFsn, fOnoern ienfeits. Sisr ouIbe, bort obsn
mirit ou bsIobnt." 60 bieten Ile Dir Elm Shause,
rbt, INN oas wirflide fsIbf su sensssn. Du aber
fcuft erfennen. caB bos Rsdt Su Isben susIeib cas
9Re6t sIldIi6 gu fein" bier sIidIidb bu fen it,
Saber psrtraue nur foIden priefern. bic wirtIid
@bri(ii Sinn Iebrsn uno fetnem Sei-
.fpiel foIqen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-21

Gbre B. b. rs fou feiner hbsr Dir ftsben uno bid
1nbobnsn ,Qrbsiter. unwiITenbsr 1rbeitsr, armsr
1rbsitsr p Nsn ou fOuft Su Sbnen fdsen Die bis
ssr' orne Whfiiednssr! SD UsrSsibe Gub, mas ibr
an mir Uerf6uIost. SD ride sub bic 8rubTbano.
an@ Ibr fOut in Gbrsn Isbsn, bur9 cure Grbsit!"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsUR-
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA.
Business Of The Company Life Insurance Only

The permanent fund be invested per charter for the
benefit Of the policy hohie in bonds and MORTGAGES
thereon and in Stocks the State and of the United States
This Company being organized, not for the benefit Of
stockholders and capitalists but solely for the protection
ey, in operations great National benevolent nstitu
on conducted the most and solid principles and
and handsome legacy tp widows and children after death
All policy holders whether for life shorter terms who
Of the profits Of the company any reerVation O'
Creditors can insure the lives Of debtors thus securing
Gq tS @ Fl her 1 he sole benefit
i5Sn %S6n aag.n. ,dspR WPksrs John Allison,
FsSs d. sP:f @s M% hssssa
Isaac Jpphasoa Geo isrPPw6T5dse Henry B9okner
Is,spP W Stanton, 1 Morgan { aail NJ NJ Cohen,
%% NJ Goodch hua BaS%n William vi II tWST WTs
GVa GhR & s san asp t. n ThsTn hs% Ws TRso i
Cornelius FelOwes, ipseph Laande. John B. Leefsp
JOHN HAeAN. President of the Company.
HsfrEW WI+ASIf ESs NJ 3 bpresMSsS Mso, BOARD
hnGH1i e. EaRTF hRTF 1osa d. f%onggSSn T. gaoaS Aon.,
Examiner Office hours, Tor blacks W to 81 M; ef do fSI
whites to E M q his residence, Tie will examine white
o'clock He will not examine any one at his dwelling
without permit which be had application at The office
AZ This Company is prepared to entertain applc,ior,
~ @ Nd II PG bs GP all Psnd and
BY the Board which less than the rates charged BY The
New York and London Offices aud without their restrconc
Profits are declared annually and The prSs draw ydeIds
and can be made available at the extent of bir
~ California ms are issued 70 Lie f%s fHsnTsnse msm ,SI
bers at New Xotk end Londoq rates Pspectns Table o
necessary to effect Insurance be had at the office Of he
EV% Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
q Once houn, A. NJ. to D P. M. je27 Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
DENTISTRY.
r. H.. g. s. d !. s. KNAPP,
DENTAL SURGEONS, No. 104 COMMON ST
Opposite Ls Prtpate Entrance he 81 Charles Hotel

tHEY can convince any one that Csrous Teeth may be
preserved 10 old age; millions <lssssss. }
Of which are now annually lost that might 1tt,s>4
ment. LII YYY
HEALTH comfort, beauty and longevity greatly depen
dent on the preservation OF the Teeth.
1oothace, caused by exposure of the nerve can be
beyed and the nerve destroyed without pain.
They have used the Leeon and ChoroO in nearly 5000
cases. without the least injury 10 the patient and with entire
Success IN destroying senbty TO pain, the extraction OF
eth, and also in the surgical operations apu-
taons etc. can be atested by Professors Stone Weddef-
burn and Dr. Mccormick, and many the medical profess
sion in this city. all.. .e
They prepared to insert ARTIFICIAL TEETH, from
one to entire sets, either with without Artificial Gums,
with without atmospheric pressure, circumstances
reqne,) according the latest scientific improvements
the .aHl.a 4F
Those who have tested their operations for several
past will cheerfuy bear testimony Their favor
uculaTly of their beauty and durability. mhz5 1y d&W
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
! JAMES III. sPRATLEY.
atE atE5lyaTIaIYIlI7lsaIu

112 81. Charles Street, near Lafayette Square,
SOLE proprietor Of Dr. Levett's PATENT ENAMEL,
~ BY which all the Gold Pates Springs and Clasps used
securing Artificial Teeth, concealed by beautiful En-,
ane, making not only complete imitation of the natural
Teeth and Gums, but protecting the metal from acids and
removing The unpleasant metallic taste impaired TO the
J. w. would call particular attention to his improved
method Of inserting Teeth Gold late. Persons requiring
such would do well to call and examine specimens. All his
operations will be warranted the best of workmanship and
MATERNAL and 10 give satisfaction those who may patron
lze him. j. w. refers the following gentlemen who have
hOnofed him with their patronage:
Professor Stone, DR.. Benbrook, Morphy & Nevius,
Professor Morphy, Sykes & Hyde, Robson & Allen,
PTolsssoT s. Dimitry. surges & Wright M, etc etc
Office and residence, No. 1G2 ST.. CHARLKs street.
the nnFneg ut PavdTag "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANS,


VTTOoDSON WREN, Gate Postmaster At N,,oh.v
w having resided upwards of forty wears in the SnnS
partly at New Orlehns but mostly at Natchez has ranS
TO New Orleans and offers his services as Il Il n p a
AGE lie VII attend particularly 10 the purchase
sales and exchange Of Wild Lands Plantations Houses and
Lots, or Vacant bs, N this city or in part Of the United
States also to uR adjustment OF claims and accounts nro
any part OF the world the collection of debts taking dene
sitlons, and authenneatlng deeds and other documents
Those wishing his services are requested to be pareular
giving definite Instructions that will be
and those Wishing real estate TO be purchased sold or ex
changed should give accurate descriptions of the
Letters addressa to him on business, at New Orleans pos
paid, will be attended to promptly and eareful6 H' P
He is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Aabama IN t,ka
depostiOns and acknowledgements Of deeds HS q ri
at No. 80 Grd1ier street. 1850
Dec a. ls49-Having been long aoouapted with no.,o.
Woodson Wren, take pleasure in recommending hin ~ bs
public worthy bf confidence for his industry ancrsfa
ness habits and Integrity. J. A. QUITMAN - -
"a = =t :. - Gov. elect of Mis-
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, Baton Rouge, Dee. 49, l8l9-T have
hesitation in recommending Mr.. Wren to the public as
Of upright character and altogether worthy Of connce
yl3 - Isaac JoHNsoH. Gov. La I;
RRANDY-In Dsaiohns and Bo1ss---A superior ,rticI.
- for sale by H.t Ut A. y. RINGGOI.D
nhS pI (sra War .tr.st 4
GALT-Coasp SRa Fns Liverpool Salt, in Bsashsd and
- gnbssOhsd .oks lA3dieg M 3 md for ale By
vD JOHN TOOLE, & Bank Plaza
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL, FOR YOUNG LADIEs

HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES,
A s BOARDERS AND DAY PUPILS, Car0ndeiet
n stree, St. 0seph established in 1872 under the
superintsncence of the MISSES .ALLLSOJN, from Low
DON. This Institution, conducted the best plans Of
European instruction, constantly open for the reception of
young ladies' IN all the solid and ornamental branches requ
site to complete and finished education
TERMS and other particulars may be known on applica
ton at the residence OF the MISSES ALLISON on CsrOn-
ueiet street .44 jal4 1y
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
INSURAtN NOE.
.Veac OfIens,s 5 Agency

H 'F
MUTUAL PROTECTlON lNsLhANCE 90.
- -. W r'aS,, 7. NV, 1l k''i.S -, -,
yTfHlS Company will Insure on the mutual fffneiple,
Il Houses Merchandise etc ag4lnst i<VSo or DhmA5E
by FIRE, and the Cargo of Vessels q every description
against THE PERILS OF THE SEAS AND RIV-
ERS. An pers0ns haYlng their Properly 10 InB if
tuition entitled to full participation in the prohis with
out any liability to loss.
isa1z1lL TKIATER
y; Hohson, M s. pIchdr, 9as; Monoh, ~.
John Waters, =: Y. Shepherd, Y MeaVerf
pi a q W., WmsansefI Inhn w Mso1s, r. r Meks,nni.
Io,n II ESv,n A w Pntnam r. w MaxeV
M n Rerrv samuel Seav A. MorrlsOD =
"a HnIi''i i r. KnoyqIes @ u. HiIInlau.
AieT FSii' A Il r. Jollrsbn 81 Robt. Stewart
. RI r Rail A. j. Duncan. w. Pntchari.
H. r. Eite @ ri HickE r. A. Thomas
A n b 'NtcuoteoN PresidInt 70 3F7l = al-
M S ptICaEp Nice Pnssdent = q. ff. b. ...a
49, - Il il II WHARTON SECRETARY
s..... toc.f mn acroRs: F77' - l-
frhomas X Price - r. RI, Fraser, .li sd s.
- Geo " W.at a. Conner : -.
fy2 Jv VIM A JOHNSON. Agent, 90 Camp E
" feaynne VIII please COPY =,
NASHVILLE MARINE, F1hk INsUhANCk
ras And Life and Trust Company.
<tAPITA Al = 200 OOf-sII Maid IN sprnlns slsD M
u las ~ ATEER Sec,v II Il las "a P1JRTFR D.
The ouyationa ~ th C,omuanv foY ~ yearz r. ye sn
eonfned alone and exciisiyelv III Itnierwyitins w"
River Sea and Fire Raks tNken nj the nyxat yao. and
losaes Drnnnntv adinztad w n PARTER Agont
mE& Iy flfice- No I'll i,a,np stre.sf New fIyes1n.
- = -o. - - = S-- - :, 1- e
MARINE AND FIRE INsDRANCE.t ~Ns
Ea" -N -- s.. Il+---I-ll - ID.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, S3O0, 900. 80
,o,,s ar, DireGtods: Ia; ne n Kvc,,,.,.
GEo w M1RIIs JACo1 MtSAyoeK lG NJ FoGs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

VNOFFERING tie public thisnew and vau remedy
~ = i3r CONS SU.MPJIoF, BRONCHITIS, ASTH.y,1,
GODGHS, COLDS, qLs., we append few notices Of the
character and efficacy Of the meicine NumerUps ttino
nia may be in pmBaet for dbuton the agency,
which sufferers are invited 70 obtain may be proper
that Dr. D. eminent practising yscian OF twelve yea
standng, graduate of the University OF Pennsyvan
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

Dagis's Syrup Of Wild ChsEry and 7qrWe would call
attention 10 the advertisement Of this valuable medicine in an
other column. Several of m sautary effects have come
under personal obseryaon and therefore confidently
recommend it TO the 8ficted.Ed NJ y Weeklu YIsifey
and TeMperanoe SeRtinek, Ttenton. Eeh & laa1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

rFgou Sir s. G. Hayes, qf tAefrm ef Brooer, Hayes 4
Co., booksellers and Stdti0nerS No, 1873 Varkst sfrsef
PhiLadeiphiG-Ianuary 9, I847.J ''
Your Syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar is an invaluable
dy; it cured the of colds with me If Won ysnt
dficate will cheerfuiy give one s. o. HaYRs
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
WRAKNRss AND PAIN In THE RRRAsr
[From Nj. Johs D. .Mmgan, D,llksi.t.l Z !

PHILADELPHIA, June - l646-l can highly recommend Dr.
Dayss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar my knowledge
of its virtues My wife had been affected for long with
weakness and pain in the breast the of this medicine in
short time entirely relieved her. The symptoms would aftei
me ecur, and on all Occasions the relief speedy a.
IN the r place 1t months since she has been
Tree Of the Affection eonsierit aud recommend it
valuable medicine. effect has been great
in addition to relieving the breast Swallow, ,79 Water It
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
sT9RAGH;; q \ ;,.;i; ;sT0RAG 4,

,sI0hAGk sTOhAGE. .-
4 hRlIEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street, gust
~ above JuLLq and an FoHcher street. 6eoeen Julia ana
ST. J9sePhThe subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with all
the recent improvements, laid portion of his prpIppi
Warehouse expressly for the storage OF coffee making
equal in point of safety from damage, if superior
very best Warehouse in the city. His price for storage will
be the same as last yz &c. bag month He has
also for the storage of every description Merchandise
say the bulk of 10000 barrels which will always be taken at
the lowest rates.
k@- Tobacco and other merchandise baed and rcpacked
at the shortest notice. Cn13 6ml GEO. r BEARD
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

PHILApELPBIA. June 2, 1S4I feel free orecommend DR.
Dayss syrup of Wild Cherry and Tar from my experience
Of its beneficial effects in my have been for
time past subject TO attacks of splitting blood attended with
weakness Of the breast and sensation the stomach
accompanied with dyspephc symptoms. Last spring, having
had been cured by Dr. Daviss Syrup, it, did so and
relieved by in less than bottle. Its apparent good
effects were immediate. ,tf1 FA7'
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

. :. ITFOW y. .. tIfUenS.
PADucAH, KY, June 8, lS46My stock of Cherry and
Syrup reduced bottles and its popuarity i al
increasing. You woud do well to send me supply
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

~ MR. W. q. FlTE is authorized AGENT to
Gt a business oil the House. per nOtaal act passed
ty25 GE0 ~ 4 VI WIT In q, .f,ot s
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

~ Merchants from different sections of the country give
the fateng Of the universal popularity and ef
fcacy OF Dr. Daviss Syrup, under their notice number
of them witnessing its virtues have regularly sold on con
diton thai if il did give satisfaction price should be
returned, and no Of them has had application
turn the money This speaks volumes of the med
cine Weappend few extracts orders as samples Of
those are in frequent receipt well of verbal accounts
frequently hear:
From Doctors YaaghaR and Rush 6Oh practising phV
steilRs, as nell as DTEggists.l q,
MIsRAwAKA, Ind, June /, 1647-0r. .Davis's Syrup of
Wild Chery and Tar goes off like hot cakes; We think thai
if you choose give wholesale agency that medicine
dispose OF almost any amount in NoThen Indiana
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

o f p IL II u + + Y
RRusH MANUFACTURERS AND GENERAL
ID VARIETY STORE, No. 10 Camp street aANNfAN
keeps constantly hand extensive assortment
Of BRUSHES, Fine Shell, Buffalo and Horn VRtsAW
COMBS, FANS, FISHING TACKLE, IN HVHVIWtV
OLA RUBBER GOODS, TOILET ARTICLES. UWl'WV
PERFuMERY, ACCORDEONs. POCKET KNIVES, PURSES,
GOLD PENS, Wh0lesde and Retail Purchasers are
invited to call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHEAP for Cash or good City .4ceeptaRees. mills I'm
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

LIeomKR July 50 1876 Four Wild Cherry and lar s,yr
gives general Satisfaction We have been out Of 4 or
daily inquired for and thought perhaps ii would De
IN lavan nTnp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

Csltins q Co.. am happy to inform you that think Ir
Davss Syrup Of Wild Cherry and Tar will take the lead NJ
in pan OF the country. cut of it, and have hal
dozen bottles bespoke have been asked often for Or
DaDis's Depurdtlue Extract and Joseph Dauiss Hon
agency for the above ARTICLES if agreeable yOu so please
write word, and send two dozen of each, with large
show bills. Respectfully yours, SAML. R. KKMProN.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11

TRUsTEEs-
Samuel Bell, Thomas "A. Adams, Moses Greenwood,
]. A. BaTeli VIM p Converse, Glendy Burke,
David Hadden, John ID. Ben, ]. w. Stanton
Nathan Jarvis George jonas, r. Simms, -,Il
J. X. Q. Vles. John M Bell II. NJ. Wright, b.
EyaWalsh, james KiTkham, R. B. Sumner.
j. w. Zachare John Z. Hyde John o. Woodruff,
@. T. Buddecke, Louis de Saulles, w. B.McCutcheon,
g. A. BaTTeFe, o. l.. Dhbesteen, f. Pug Pug,
T. Taylor VIM. Burgess, ID. L.. Ranlett,
]. RifHard. C. r. Wright, F. v. Carlisle. 2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-04-11
81. CHARLES CONFECTTONERY,

VIRGINIA CAMEL COAIl-FROM THE PEY-
v TON MlNES-The subscribers having been appointed
Agents for the sale Of this beautiful Coal informs the citizens
Offered for sale by the load or in ots to suit purchasers This
coal be at the boats, foot OF Joseph street. at
the principal Hotels, Merchants Reading Room, and our
Office and the Office Of the Crescent For further particu
lars respecting il, apply to
MORTIMER TURNER & co. Coal Merchants,
fy5 yJl Ismn straet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Miacellanenua.

~ Emile Girardin seems determined 10 rival
the Able Sieyes, for far as the manufacturing Of
the Constitution goes. La Presse of Monday, pub
fishes a new fundamental code, or rather a new
edition Of the it propounded in lsI9, and which
contains only six articles, and may be comprised
within the circumference of a crown piece. IL is
headed Repubiq,o Rationale, and is divided into
three parts, viz: Individual Sovereignty, Com.
mercial Sovereignty and National Sovereignty !"
each of which is again subdiyided; the first into
liberties Of all sorts and sizes-of man, OF domi-
Gle or worship OF thought and word of the pulpit
and tribune, of the press, OF instruction, Of meeting
of association, of labor, of atons of professions
of property Of industry of commerce. of capital of
banks. Under the head q" COMMUNAL Sovereignty"
are classed Administrative reform, reduction of
the expenditure 10 the tenth of the clear income of
France-a millard; abolition Of the lmpost Of time
lconscripton) abolition OF all the taxes on articles
of consumption; emancipation, organization and
dotaton of the commune Under the Sd head
National Sovereignty" are comprised universal
suffrage on the metricdi system annual vote of
uniform and voluntary taxation transformed into
premiums Of insurance, &c"
NJ Lamartne, who had demanded leave Of ab
sence for two months 10 visit his property near
Smyrna, has withdrawn his application in conse-
quence Of the approaching discussion on the EIec-
tora Law.
The Montsgnards have prepared manifesto
against the new Electoral Law, which is signed
by about 80 Of them. The manifesto Is published
in the Democratic journals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
Disturbances In Sicily.

Intelligence has been received that very eY.
tensive organization is being formed ia StIg 10
orce more throw of the hated yoke Of the Neano /
tan Bourbon. 1t is said that arrangements have
been entered into for a considerable portion Of he
Neapolitsn army to proceed to Rome, In ordsr,o
protect the Pope in his own dcminioBs, and h,,
the moment OF their entrance into Rome is fxeI
upon for a general rising in Sicily. This move
ment is calculated upon as being certain Of sue
cess in one or two directions, if not bo,h-Ga in
Sicily ITSELF from tire absence Of the flower Of the
Nespolitan army; secondly, in Rome by the with
drawal of the only troops that can then be depend
ed upon to prevent another rising of nearly the
whole Of the Roman population. The heather I,
ripe along the whole coast-the first torch viii Do
dnce a oonllsgration. London Sunday Tine:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-05-24
The PRS on the Inv.

Tie Line journals pros Tibsd by the Goyeraneat
warmly oppose this outra on the principle OF nj
versal Suffrage, Will the majority Of them counsel
sui mission and patience The To'r I'm P,p'c
alone hooks ward iorcible resistance to this revo-
lutonary measure Of the Government not as
thing 10 which the People are to be excited but as
p thing which tsoy may decide upon thsm'elves.-
The Dpo7oic Poc.fg says tAa' Tbs IS the last
card ofihe Reaction nd that it hopes 90 surprise
tho Nation into contest which viii result in The
establishment Of Monarchy; and thf., he day the
Government shall tI9s opo y violate the Gus .itl-
ton 10 so vital point. ihe entire batter part q the
Army well as oil the Borgeoisio will pass over 10
tie SHE Of the People. Meanwhile protests mus:
be made by petitions covered with millions of sigma
lures and. if they are without effect there must be
an organized refusal Of taxes The Presse says:
1.-THE absolute number Of voters in France will be
diminished, we admit but we do not doubt that
the relafipe number Of Opposition voters will be IN
creased on all hands and viii be strong enough in
the course of two years to restore legally the abso
lutte number without struggle, without hazard,
without exposing Liberty to auy peril
"such is our profound conviction, and the conyic-
ton is supported BY facts so numerous, so striking
that they may possibly enlshtcn and divide the
majority of the National Assembly.
ave desire this more than we hope for it; but
whatever be the vote of the majority, it will not
shake our firm resolution to oppose to the hypocrisy
Of Violence only the patience of Right"