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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
FOR SALE.-Per-

"A AiANO-F Oh L EAo FOR OAhE.--I 6I-
H. SONS about purchasing Pianos will Bd their advaR
tage to call a. BENNETT / COMPANYS Mandatory 52
Rulten-st least eide OF Broadwsy They have large
eorent of Rosewood Pianos constantly hand Every iG
sment warranted for years B. Co have the
gilmore than Loco persons they will refer to- who have pur
chased pianos them all OF which have given universal
ifacdoR but when any doubts expressed their quail
ig the payment msY be withheld until such doubta
moved. 0ld Pianos exchanged. New and secondhand
pianos TO lex HTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

DIANO-FORTES.-Persons about pur-
q chasing Pianos will find 1t to their advantage to cali at R
Glenn Co.'S Manuiactsry, l9 Pulton-s (Eest Of Brosd
wsy.) general assortment Of mahogany and rosewood
Pianos constantly hand which will be sold low for cash
approved paper Dealers supplied liberal terms.
40 Il R GLENN l. 60. 1914 Falton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

A CARD-OFFIcE OF THE GRAEFEN-
IA BERG COMPANY pa Broadway, New York, Dec.l
I85o-The undersigned (Propnetos OF the Greefenberg
Company ere sole agents for the sale OF MARSHALLS
i7TERINE0 CATHOLCON,a Medicine for Female Dis
eases prepared by Dr. THEO. POMEROY OF Utica AS
we have seen notices in several journals OF medicine par
porting be of the nature and claiming 70 De the
original Catho!con and supporting It's claims by cerAh,
Gates given for Dr. Pomeroys remedy we deem 1t an AL OF
Justice TO Dr. Pomeroy tno widely known emf
nent Physcan to that any other article than the one
bearing his signature together with the sea! OF the G9e
enberg Company, is spurious, and should be guafaeu
Hs dIi 9ie6d@ SAXTON LIBBY K CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
VVOYTS COLUMBIA EMINENT is

TIOYWS COLUMBIA IMMINENT Is,
a without execution the greatest remedy in existence
for rheumatism spains bruises swelings throat &C
&C. As horse remedy, it is preferred by all who have
used il az the owners OF over $4,000 horses have certified
Persons have frequently said they would not be without
it for Sl0O Sold by the druggists generally IN extra large
bottles price 80 cents Wh0esse orders addressed the
Laboratory Ig7 West TweniysiXh-st carefully packed
and sent to all parts OF the world ,o,
Sold by Gfeenleaf Risley. 10 Corand-st ana a. i99
lest Isl Chathaln.s 472 and 52 Grand-s 50 Fulton ST.
GreenYichay.: Y and l9 Eighhay. 205 Thrd-ay; II
Canast: and Il Frst.av Brookynl75 and 81 Fulton 81
Price 20 cests extra large bottles. Principal Depot e6
Nassaust and at the Mandatory, 1871 West
street. az IWluoNhl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

FHVHE MERCHANTS INSURANCE
Il COMPANY OF THE CITY OF NETWORK, of6ca
Ocean Bank Building OF Greenwich and Fulton ats
CASH CAPITAL 100000. Insurance against lozs
or damage by fire. CROWELL ADAAS, President
GEORGE W SAVAGE, Secretary. je20n
DROOKLYN FIRE co.
AD-Ofice No s Merchants Exchange, WalGt n. 7.
and 4S Fulton-st Brooklyn. WA. ELLIS" OkFhI FreSI
A. @. STEVENS, Secretary. aus oLn~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

a CARD.---MR. GEO. FREENI
i&MiniAture Psinier hiss removed from tho 81 Charle.
Hotel 10 $50 Houston-st ms ins
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
T0REEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN

TREEDOM FROM COUGH IN TEN
4 minutes insured by BRYAN'S PULMONIC WA
FFRSA single dose of This extraordinary remedy guar
nnteed to give Immediate relief in all OF coughs colds
asthmas bronchitis irritation OF the uvala and toncs and
all Diseases of the lungs the money will be returned
They are pleasant to tie taste unang the effect, and
have been fully tested by thousands both in the United
States and Europe Price q cens Sold by Druggists
generally Wholesale Depot in New York 273 Hudson-s
A wholesale agent wanted In each of the principal ctes
throughout the Union Orders addressed the proprietor
J. BRYAN, Rochester N Y (post-paid0 will meet with
attention ~ II -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

6l(N CASES BLEACHED SHIRT
SOOINGs, 26. II, %, 50 and So inch, suitable for
Manufacturers of Bags and the general trade For sale by
d4 C.BLE BARON, 50 Pine-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

WATCHES, JEWELRY and Sill
w YER WARE--Those who wish to purchase
WATCHES or JEWELRY, will find 1t greatly 10 lhesr
advantage to call on the subscriber who is constantly
ceivng ell descriptions of gold and silver watches direct
from the manufacturers in England France si Saizer
land which he Is selling a! wholesale aud retail the
very lowest prices.
Ladies' and Genlemen's Gold Watch Chains Diamond
Rings and Pins Gold and Silver Speciscles Sterling Silver
Spoons Cups Forks. &c
Gold Watches as low as % TO S25 each Watches snd
lewelry exchanged. All Watches warranted to keep
good lime, or the money returned. Watches Clocks ard
Jewery repaired In the best manner, and warranted st
much less than the usual prices
GEO. c. ALLEN Importer Of Watches and jewelry,
nSo SIN Wholesale and Retail. 81 Wall ST, up sairs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

observation-disclosures Cheap PAT
HAENT SHEATHlNG makes Permanent Roof Done
~ anrh Plank for Il cents per foot Tin or Shingles
81 81 Isris and warranted. SMOKEY CHIMNEYS-Good.
wins Chimney Pots are the beat preventive Ofice 3
surtng-st, near Hudson. d. lmeodf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

FENO CAPITALISTS.--A good invest
n meuL-For Sale the handsome Lots and well
built DWELLING HOUSES, Nos. SO and 81 Carmnes,
being 80 feet front Carines by 100 feet deep fitted up
with every convenience for comfort and suitable for the
residence of respectable families for purposes
SIS coo $4,000 remain bond and mortgage. Aso
fine Lot in Ninth st. 80 feet West OF the SecOnd.avepue
Suitable property in the country, good easehod the
civ would be taken in exchange For particulars apply
CHARLES HENRY SMITH Esq,
d1212t+ Solicitor, IS Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

TAMES A. QUINN'S COUGH CAN
~ Dy-A sure cure for Coughs Colds, Asthmas, Sore
Throats Hopping Cough Influenza and all diseases lead
ing to CONSUMPTION. This Candy Ia prepared under the
advice Of skilul Physician and may be relied on In all
cases Sold by the proprietor al 243 Beeckers Also for
snle al 40 Hudson and l46 Spring NeWYOrk d6 6tN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
DRY GOODS.

SNnN CASES ADAMS BLUE AND
~STOORANgF PRINTs-Superiori in quality ofwork
and variety OF STYLE for SUE by C. B. LIE BARON,
d.. s. Pnest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

1OO CASES BLUE and WHITE and
KUVTWO BLUE PRINTS For sale by
d. c. B. LIE BARON, IS Pine at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

TTYUTTLE'S PATENT BABY JUMP
preducnR health strength growth hne orIas and happy
dispositions Many Improvements have been effected By
the inventor Of this delightful affair, and the constant de-
nand is sufficient proof of merits. Price 81 %, up
ward For sale wholesale and retail by The inventor u
w. TUTTLE a. his splendid Emporium Of Fancy Goods,
IS Broadway. di In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
HATS

NNASHIONABLE HATS.-Just fin
a shed the most splendid article offered Elegant
ERENCH SILK HATS at the low price of IS usually sold
"a "a Also On article at 50 So Neat Hats al g.
" BROWN
n26 In. i5S 0anaLEL one door from Sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

AT PRIVATE SALE.-Four Building
IA Lots situated One Hundred and Fifth and
dre and Sixth SIS running through from street 20 street
between the Eighth and MIMI Avenues, commencing 100
feet of Ninth ave- Lots being each In - feet
front and rear by 0O feet II inches deph large por
ton OF the purchase money remain or bond and mort
gage For price and further particulars. apply TO
dlf wv A. J. BLEECKER, Auctonee7, Broad st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND suPPLtEs.-To BsiLp
~ EKsSeaed Proposals vii be recsved At the Oaes ne
Commissioners Repairs and Supplies basemsnt No vest sei x
the City Hall until Friday the 18Th day OF Deeem67r AZ 10 e
which they will be publicly opened for building Bfsa
Hose Company No the Of !h IT. ani ~
piau and specification Of the VoTa required to 30 done ~
regard theso, BE- had at the Oes hs
Superintendent Repairs 10 Pubic Buildings Ne ID Ehsass
n BBlaul estimates be bad AZ either Of the a5oa ohc'a
York Dec g. 1850 WIN ADAMS, Commissioned 81 RspDr
and supphes. d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

nUBOIS 81 WARRINER, Piano-Forte
q BMokers SIS BROADWAY NJ. nl9 Inn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
COAL.

COAL-Now landing, Peach Orchard
" Crate and Range COAL in prime order and Of the
hrss quality. For sale atewest market rate by
JAMES l.. WORTH,
d4u "a Broadway, and cor, Thompson and Fourth,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

TOAL-S6, Sc IS, of all sizes-Red
SAsh frat uuslity-a good size for Albright Stoves;
also, Cumberland Coal for smiths H PEtRCEY,
uST I'M IS Edridge-st between Rroome and Grand su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

DIANO FOR SALE.-.A Rosewood
IL Piano of superior that has been in use but short
time. Address A. Il. al this Office. dl6 2t*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
EOR SALE.

AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful
IA FARM with the Dwelling. FIGURING MIL g. there
an s,nattd al Newmarket New.Jerscy within three quar-
.ers OF mile from The Central Railroad Depot Tie farm
contains about 10 Of Land in high cuva
tion On premises there fine story a1d auto dwell
ing house. 30 ny IS feet with coioDnaie front aud piazza
in The also barns carriage houses stables and other
high with four ofs,one with all modern improvements
FOR cleaning gran and boiling the f1ur ia connection with
the mill 10 Turning, Saw, Ciorer aud Plaster Nh 81 ia
successful operation. The dwelling house and mil have
been butt but few years great The grounds
about The house handsomely laid with roads and
walk, bordcred with box and fruit Of ious kinds.
such as apples pears peaches pus Cherries AMI grapes
in abundance
For price, terms, further particulars of tue a5ove pro-
perry, apply 10 ANTHONY J. BLEECkER,
die lw Broad-st. New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
SsTREE1 Dee ARrNEsI. 10 az, 81 EEcoEps--s..I

CrTREET DEPARTMENT, No. 4HALL OF REC0RD5.--,si
proposa5 will DO received at the S:rse Commandments oa aA
Thursday. Dec g. $780, al O'CLOCK, NJ 10 Regulate an5 "
Curb and Guitar Stones BATAVIA Roosevelt James Pt
all information thereto bs had sppa
70 the Contract Clerk ofths Department
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

-NFPIPTNTsT or REPAIR. AND sUPPLLEs-TO BULLU
ERs-sealed Proposals viii be- rscsysd as 9ass q -
Commissioners of Repairs and Supplies bassn'nt 10 - -
H,u until Saturday Dec It'll 1880 IL O'Clock d. AZ which rs
viii DO publicly opened for building house for knshs Ls
No nl.a and specification OF the wort fsqaifs5 TO % ~
IN IN regard thereto bs had Tho ocs Of " @
ors, Of Repairs and Supplies the oRes Of ts gap III 10
n,,. To Public BaIdings. ~ Ehssbslh'st
Bgani Estimates bsl5ad az suiar Of hs above ofrs
q VIZ ADAMS. Commissioner Of RapIs sad 3gp3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16

61TKEET DEPARTMENT No. I'LL OF RECOhDoyr'Essss.
= Pfoposab Will be- received az tho Street. CoasSoos, =,
rnt Frday Dec 10 1880. AZ O'Clock r d. 70 dS n@ -
,r-r, pump therein % the nor,her5 side Of 54th St 9as9sn "a
snJ 6b sy, AZ about 40 feet sAssry from oh ~ ts, ~
.o.c,top aad sill information betso can 90 haa on spPhaS
shs Cop.r,et Cark Of this Department Dec T. ls61 ,
''i JOHN T. DODGE sttss. canmis'oe1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
PIANOS.

DIANO-FORTES E TO LET. al
d The subscribers have gone into the business Of renting
PIANO-F ORTES, and have now on hand u number OF
very desirable Instruments at reasonable rates.
j. F. WARNER L CO.
die ITO AIS Broadway ~ Sd toor.sSd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-16
DINING SALOON FOR SALE.-One

tn OR l6 LOTS of GROUND, IN
RV BROOKLYN, rear Bedford, will be sold cheap or OK.
changed for smsh house and lot In Brooklyn Williams
burgh, Inquire al 227 Grand-s;. New-York. DIS Inns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The Posrr and Influence Of the Gar Of Russia
The Erfwrf Pariiamcrt-Guman Affairs Gene

BERLIN, April Is, 1850.
The Poorer and Influence of the Car Of Rassia-
The Erfwf Pariiamcrf-Grman Affairs Gsae-
rally.
There will be no war between the great powers
Of Europe, either on the Turkish, the Greek, the
German, or any other question, 30 long as Empe-
ror Nicholas remains the head Of the Holy Alli-
ance Of the absolute governments Of this CONT
nent. We have now had variety Of extraordi-
nary diplomatic measures, such as concentrations
Of troops in almost every part Of Europe, great
military movements and blockades, demonstra-
tons by water and land, and all, il would seem,
merely for the purpose Of amusing the public, or
divertng the public attention from the real objec
which the Cabinets Of Europe have in view. Rus
sis has been threatening to invade Germany. Aus
tina to invade Prussia, Prussia to invade Swtzer-
land and England and France have both shown
their inclination to invade some or other. the
the former by the blockade Of Greece, and the lat
ter by the concentration Of an army on the frontiers
OF Germany and Switzerland. Bot what does this
all amount to I Has the peace Of Europe been en-
dangered, or have either the Czar Louis Napoleon,
or Lord Pilmerston lost one nights rest in conse-
quence ofthese eventsl No. Emperor Nicholas, and
all his and relations this continent, have
never slept more soundy than at the present moment,
and the possibility Of a European war has never been
seriously thought OF go long as the understanding
DttNttn Ill tnt CaDntts ~ pfcrtrNtG. lnat
dersanding, the erfsrt cord,aie, IL is called
exists on all principal questions, whatever may be
the differences Of opinion between the cabinets -
But what. then, is the meaning Of the great prepa-
nations which are being made by every military
power OF Europe, the concentration OF troops in
every part Of this continent and the raising Of ex-
traordinsry loans to meet the expenses Of a war; in
the mdst Of the present profound peace The ar
mics Of Russia, Austria, Prussia, and other powers
are being placed on war footing, the small power
Of Bavaria alone being about to increase its army
TO one hundred thousand men. II had been esti-
mated, that IN the course Of three days, one-half
million Of uoope can now be concentrated on the
X hine, while about an equal number, including the
Russian army concentrated in Poland can be as
sembled on the eastern frontier Of Germany
Russa will be able to furnish another army to form
rceerye corpe, ofprobaby the same amount For
what purpose and object, however, are all these pre-
parations on the part Of the cabinets Your read
ers who have followed the course events have
lately taken on this continent, will doubtless be
able 10 guess the Absolutism, not satisfied
with the victory IL has gained over the revelation,
hes determined not 10 await another general out
break, which Il regards "a inevitable, but this time
10 take the offensive, and 70 open campaign or
crusade sgsinst the enemies Of its cause, wherever
they may be found on this continent. The vas,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

WINDOW DuTY IN GREAT Britain The total
number Of bouses charged with window duty for
the year ending April, lss9, was, according TO a
statement just published, 4S7, All the whole
amount assessed being 81 ,s93. 9SS aud the net r.
ceipts being fl,Sl3,G9 The twelve towns in
England paying the largest amount OF window
duty are Bath, in which 3,722 houses are rs-res-
ed Tor Cpl $50, the net receipts being Cpl 500 ;
Birmingham, 8. s23 houses, assessed for cl6 l6l,
net receipt, E14, as Brighton, 3.6l3 HOUSES a.
sessed for Els,025, net recripr, fl7,572; Bristol,
4,3s0 houses, assessed for ElI,675. net receipt,
9l32s0 Cheltenhsm, f07 houses, assessed for
f7,7b7, net receipt, E6 SOS Clifton, ,y73 houses,
assessed for G9,429, net receipt, G3,o96; Leeds,
2f70 houses, assessed for f7,972, net receipt, c1
5o6; Liverpool 3t2 houses, Assessed for s2 sol,
net receipt, C2S $50; Manchester, 75i house, as-
srsred for c2l ,s25, net receipt go 575; NORWICH
ISL houses assessed for l6,627, Gct receipt. c5-
40; Newcastle on II ne, 1854 hous-s. assessed
for cs,z20, net receipt, E7,s22 and Plymouth,
go
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

NEWSPAPERS IN GREAT BAHAMA return Of thu
stamp and advertisement duty paid by nrwspip-rs.
hos just been published. The aggregate number
Of stamps issued for newspapers in 1St9, was, for
England and Wales, ID, 100 502 penny and IO,S'9.-
20 half-penay stamps; for Scotland, e,2ss, 15 pen
ny and 2oJ,00o pslfpenny for Ireland, 6,3t5 .2S7
penny. and 3, st3 halfpenny. The number OF Lon
don newspapers from which advertisement duty
was collected in 1919, was l6o; tn, urrnh.r OF adj.
yertisemcnts, So, los; and tn total amount %
duty, at the rate Of L. g.. each, SD, t55 The
which c62 6OI 49, Cd was received fot ~ on
ssa To advertisements In Scotland ~ No. gcrs
furnis he'd E1s,O75 l6- 81. duty. the numbr " ID
,ertiecments being 2i0,pl: In Ireland The amount
Of advertisement dury collected wts ell. 02j T.
being at the rate Of L. each for ID. 5li advert
ments. The number Of Irish new-p pers WIS liz.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

MOVEMENTS IN GuANo--Au account Of all tn.
gusno imported into Great Bit sin, in each of the
years from 1871 10 lei9 inclusive, has just be
published. The return called for inclod "A the
years 1893 10 1919; but guar was I,t sp'ci-
fcally charged with duty until ISL, no account
of the imporiations for those years could b. rci-
dered. The largest quantity imported in any year,
during the period TO which the account reie s. W -
23 800 tons, in 1885, and The smallest, 2,Ssl tons,
in 1871. The quantity impaired in 1919 was
"a, 1873 tons. The countries furnishing the greater
portion Of these imports are Peru and Bolivia,
Chill, the western coast Of Africa, and the
colonial territory Of the Cape Of Good HOPE.
From Peru and Bolivia the Imports have
gradually risen from 1000 and 1900 tons to
~, 567 tons in 1910; from Chill the largest imppr.-
tirn of guano was ii $50 tons, in 1915, since which
the importation has decreased to 4,3l tons in 1919
From Africa the first inpoitition Of gueno vas in
1913, when l75 tons were brought in; in 1916 tn,
imports rose to 207,6 79 tons; 10 lSiS they re
$50, and in 1919 they were 2,5i5 tons. From the
Cape of Good Hope the first import tons were in
lst4 and amounted TO 2,3 tons; the next year 49,
sis tons were imported from this place. and in lSi9
767 tons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

MADAME TussAup, whose Maine Is 40 well known
10 the public, died in London on the l5,h ut "a
ber pih year, after an illness II five dave. In the
Dialogue OF her exhibition the licensed IL stated
to have been native Of Bcrne, in Switksrllni:
al the age Of sir years che -ent to Paris to be
placed under the care OF her uncle. VI CIrtiIs. az
ilsi 70 Louis XVI . by whom che was instructed n
the fine arts Madame Tnssaud had the honor OF
instructinR Madame Elizabeth TO draw and motel
aud was employed nv that Princess until October.
l7S7 In ls02 she left France, and SINCE that pen.
cd has exhibited her collection of figures in the
land
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

FopEroS Hors ., ESoLASp.-The innp)rtaiioss
Of foreign hops continue TO take place to COAST
dersble extent from the United States Of Amenca,
and also to lesser extent from .lnnfn, the pro-
duce Of these countries. which IL If importance, ~
evincing the prscticability Of continuance In the
supply of this novel article " foreign mcrchanise
throughout the year, the present being the first OF
American .hp Independence, from New York. has
brought ITO bales, consigned TO order; the Niut-
lus, from Antwerp, 8 bsle.; the soho, nom AIT
werp, 10 bales; and the Sir Edward Bank. fom
Srn, dgvtl 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

LIBRARY OF THE BRrrrSH MusKUs The Afv-
row~r In referring to the recenty-issued and bAlky
pailia mentsfy volume, says the library OF the
Bri'ish Museum contains $50 900 volumes, and that
Il has been calculated by an officer Of the inss-
tuition thst, N they all required 20 be placed
On enc shelf, that shelf would be at least Twelve
miles in lencth.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The country through the north of Syria is unsafe
tvaiion of silk in the mountains, winch are re-
marksbly adapted for the growth Of the mu berry,
and " hich, in the course of few years, would
yield staple EXPORT arc dreaming Of further coa-
quests in the southeastern part at Arbi, dow 4
by The Persian Gulf and the districts of OmIn. An
admiral and about 80 engineer officers aud ship
builders passed through Mosul on their way to
Bussorab where they intend to m axe dock, build
ships, and launch fleet in the Gulf Of Persia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
PARIS, April II, 1850.


Tie State Of Parfies-!Ner El,et,om-Aneodots #
NJ Lso,erc-Esgens Sues Positions Lows Ma
yok,~-His Ncrspapr - National Asxr'biy-
1hs Bsogct-Stats of E.rope-Rnssia, AUSTRIA,
a.d Prussia -Strifseri nd - The Pope -Greecs
ava kngiard- CLaims Of EsgLInd on Naples and
Lgian. aud on Pwfpgal-French CLAIMS in
SaE ISonoisco, &c &c.
AL u apparently quiet in France for the present
ucHcnt. Nevertheless, for those who are acquant-
Cd with the political Of Paris, and who follow,
win ai,cniion, the march and progress Of events
o. pefectly clear that thcr. s great discourage
mcni IN one side, and great audacty the other
This vii explain. The conservative party, which
zee he daily advance Of the red republican, seems
20 b. quite ready to abandon the struggle. and to
beer up the consequences u that betrayal What
&c ihsy de- in presence Of such unity as that
ofefrc ~ the sccalistsi What strength could
they oppose to the invading principles Of these re-
volutionay pcoplel None. II ~ painful to b, OBJ
lsed ~ confess that there is no alliance between
ne horeft aTt OF the nation To oppose the nundi-
tOu and iuud Of the disciples Of Fourier, Proddhon,
Le.cux. AID oihers And, beside al this, nobody
can trii zen whom he may rely, upon whose
vcfas and Ichucal opinion he nay have confluence
low many t-iesnen aud political individuals have
.'CG ether charged the guide ot their conscicnces
since the two II fevolntioas II " very curious TO
red in IL Prose- ana Rerss Retrospective, the
Nofcs ~iilen "a uttered, some years ago, Dy GER
I tin orators o. writer, IN comparison with thrw
/ ft'.nt tpccches CT publications. There ARE no
minds note iaconstnt than those Of these men.
,ie wuu d believe that they have no memory, sad
that hey have forgotten the next day what they
have sait The day before What conii icnce an
one have 10 such menl What l. 10 be done la such
STATE a. thinEsl
think, Tor my part. that the hes, plan to follow
De- 60 rely ugon Providence. aud there ~ no doubt
that u h, nOw.a-days, the most reliable power
TIE elections for the new tndidatc, tn be norni-
mated IN place Of NJ. Vidal. who, you know, has
chosen for his Department that Of Bas Rim, IN