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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
RUSSIA.
THE ARMY,

Ias TriilAs Translates from 'e-' 20 Ire Aue shlrs So
geseirs Zo,p-g fror De Polish Fuluer ls'ed Jan 70
The accumulation OF troops IN the Kingdom Of
Poland is now gong On with great rapidly For
several miles around, there i 10 village IN which
every hoase is no, turned into garrison IL
Ksisch Itself nothing is 10 he seen but Russian
officers. who swarm in such enormous lslnbcIs
that uoa.,y every dweilns Is used iar taoir bead
quarters. There are uo .,ss than dozen Generals
there. ana tie crowd oi superior officers IS in the
satue proportion The coMuon soldiers have been
Obliged 90 leave &c c.;l a.l hsve gone ilt0 the
neiehho.irs villages. 10 is no .o.s,r concealed
from them that t--.r desu.r tua IS 70 tie Lower
Danube and I IS SAID orders have been issued O.
put tAe y, hole bojy o ;fe troops in marching coa
ditou duuu- The mouth OF Fe1-gsry 50 that when
the travelling and weather permit, nc nc.ys may
be placed Ia motion 80 once
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27


LO-d Dudley -t.a~. IN ms recent speech in Cle
u - = - -..e.4 e.. ID r.. 81. s.-.,i.
i"'S~'i ""' '.''' or '''--
ifoln Work "rIt,rA a.. an u 'ild' 4tDft " .i'
YVES in tnat country a. tne tIle Gld was u.a b.
a..4o i,., ,,l.s was, q .aut I'D b. published
-. .......-.- 81 -.. .r-,- k.a4.,,... 2. ,I.,.
Inc iJip"inS s tAc passage lt'iA Nle'a'i'1 -'s@
b. work
TIL sd conseQ4er ce of M plot l-riee1 fleu.srte
ey,rYsLe-t hL nov here more cre4guy than he re-
iaa o. no-i a.l I'd --fcf Of H. a;lra
The civil o GERS o. trz- paris Suddenly slrr1lt-
ed los wildly baarcal WsHrct., ir hand u t slate
ihng., about lDN faithful servants oi er sovereign
>rnbed They = ali ranks & Ol me Def lest o. NE
loves cid aud yO.rg accom- panied 'y heir wives and
children I'D iliGed DO re purpose 90 Yr.c ri together 2,
town 0 Fr.e1 .f scverai hOIf-' distance ion isf-
tiva be- size 'rre1 from fe wild b. rides vlfcr ~. ~
ready % stiac every or hJ iaacel lui 90 r WtaoH
AID wel so,- 500 Der t4n pea.arf. cnr' j. t-f at
some ancc from ZsI--ve when flr ac-rs were uv-
f,.n ir .r. 4. fr.... az .rr,f va t~s Not wiling
f.... f.s Il, f. ..fres fa h, .cf..y fl Inc name
f,r an ,s-c. r. ot,.-- - entered -..- o.. l,.rt
,,es If f. .lsr- .ee 81. yer To rs.ca. p,
and n..ef. a. ~ .0r .. u Tia. fh,y should gaf Pc pes
..r et fr0u fr. lc.rs.r- 100 trt.f Before tie o..
sr...rg ,.as com. '..,5 3D. p .riap hs COM. on
~.e nj earn, a.. ,.a,s l.f.- ,y.h rl. arms and tlov
f,r dawn Al -,.. r.. - 9.r1ev fs he might ~
e. q, f,. -r.-,tcrfe- "a to vas on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

,auce and reliance On the cl=melcy and iosrce
o. fz,;aless cabinet AR per g-ed race. Gele-s
Hayra1 Ion ssys tat tie Euga-.als INST b.
ke,t down win strong band brig 10. tess.c. tAs-
they have been fsnverogs.y ir-fsrsf II chef
tsvc-te and aI.-.La1elta' a1~.s-ris G-rltu
sad i-s O.. It's place, fe .aw n lw a5..s --l-s1
APPEL TIE history .ne airua- clar.E. b.
rhe by. Tl.c- ~ tGe J.1iel = c.;ec as p-Co. %
his pepc.arI-g. lay h. worth Ot-lg Tle you'd
Cd Hunga0aI so..ers. beng cutie Ut provided H.
were OesgAg aba; the streets All high ros-s az
. Tas prsci.caly Punishable p -e.isve them N
der these c.rc1a.sta1c-s some patriotic H1-s4 ra-.
proposed raising ;4-d. . be devoted o. the 'e''
q H1ngane- l-rs.i1s. wi.tll; distinction ~ ps7!'
AM they placed Their 'anls u-d-r the -r'- 2 =
II Ge.c-si H.,uaos name. General Hsyn1l
~cs - mach -rl-E ID ~ a-io al'- r
unexpected homo = s n'rnc, g-si4 .ol't '.'
a. thu head O.. z cic..iy vas L-f -.l - 20"
yf...l2 g. V1l1 acre been .fi.el4--
from t1e pea~. Congress, el- 80 n ~ y
inc a.. sr--a W - fs rs-Ive t-rlcir Fo-.l -a'r
s,osa. T. Madam. Re.rr BIZ fused, ne o'f er
d4v passport o. JOIN her d. o. .sf - '',- -
b.. ,.sg rlte - aryear AID la@e - VA "i-i-.i
ninety d-.s g.. would u0 s11's. LOB have Iona 81
,.e,,to SO hin. Nels11s Izfllea recently Nr,Ie
q. hey husband t0 sas tle, her child va a- ana
Hayna1, p Ter dl.-ay. SIT IN 81 90 's-At .''-
next 3sy o. d. -.re lido . health
TIE news from Tralsy .yat.ia becomes ever. 81.
mr.. sud n.. d.s.re- sDc K4a1serhur-. snd .-t
cr1.try round C. IS given gP % tae isa.er ma
cr "a. Urban WLoss oIy IDEA %. -ovel-icA. SCI IS
20 be. tie plentiful application a, tie Ecoli. NE
VIE o. espect-b.e lawyer d; to- nam- 70 D''''
sas LAKES c,g.c.-.e. 10 be- 'c-s~d 10 iue r a5i.,'
place. ior having concealed Der son-in law, who
bad served as an officer in the Hlo-aran arm!
As the yo1r woman was ,sl forth She to5S 3. WA
the portrait Of X ssutn from the al. pressed q ~
her heart. and thus prepared went Oh WI the
iirmuess and unity Of marty 70 suffer ior t.e
cause OF b-r country. Fortunately tie r,gi-1 IA
s4..eal .t.+ered, aid declared her o., woss 20
bear tie yU,ushme,r, GA which she was seat 20
lald .aD.r D.. The common Grisc4. leave sou io
guess tAo impress ou t..s sc,l" must nave n-a e
90 q population amonc Sh.n tn're ID not family
.runl I'D n-a.tniest noble ~ tic poorest Jl--h-r
where similar crimes, Il crimes t'ey are. have rot
f.sl.r fr4.ti
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
ral oa''.'i' =" l'''r, - p..,, A.-' xsy.r. sr''.


Nrgrr MOO. tct4 80 L---1a
=, ol Fac-tl ia. - il-i aa H-.s.-j aou lclss 81
~
40 ,.s-oo ,ia kaas r. Roe SC-sa, Ht-,, Ms-r.r
u.-s~s. Chr-'r ,srt-sh Pa noe CAagi.s
Ten H-ea Gae -s-r Philadelphia sfco - Nlck
e. B--f-t..r 1sr l Pa. Pe-a-. Fli- Sor-s-.
Eat arsrls .'-tel s-a. Prose .-t 'ietrr. NYora
81 o4tvtri g; %. s5th. p.so-.arr k.fsf riofi
IRA L.; q IA =.
AZ iserro-Jsa =. Sas.a Lo- .1-t.. NOr-s-. $780,
9-atr. tsf-nsTt. Ri
use. or. L Lsnaeff. Nlofl
A. a. as-lsi1sa J,a =, Srrs Ihorls N0r'sa..
Az ~ Nag jsz g. NsrA,, frv-- ssts 49, - il's -
heI r-t-r1
Froaa 1t OF Jirls
20 lArs -. No1t--4 N.ar ssion ~ -.
ef AZ e-sa- As scya s?Pe RI eatr' frs AseTi Nsle
Nlok
To-,.saa i-,h s.. i-s,as r.,ri Lsios of Ny,rl
A. at issreo- r'-. isas Nl~v Ne. Nlsf~-ica hef
fsus Coz - ~ ~. A-er.f-- ...i-' Nlef.
- .faln ,-r. 3fi crs-f Brow. .a.iaa
>,st~r N.fa. isit ftr t ..rf -salier, Nh.s ai
k1ta 30 e tti.. T 80 af pool IS tat pr 81 otrsl
D. Hfrft.Hr..
A. SO fsa- .c- p-..,,-- E,af f. Hasarrs .,fh yel..
St-rr MOS - Ora. Hose Nl--t esfof fcir,t -
-. AIV. srf ,e.r.r hose. ND
Az g ce1ls. ls- f.. OBJ - So 300 arfr Noresas
Az a; -shsya >.s d ie III Nrr l.-oa. - e. 20
.rre-r sr.' tatff.t
AZ .-esr. a. Lo1.'a ..'s. = .' ..- a. D-s;oa
lr-r D. '..
AR e. t'e..S't !'a s Ers.- .--' ni-s. >s-of4s' Wa
ltr..s iIr,-. Noe
i-.tG b-,tt-. Jsa9 Al. A. . pi-e- be-toa an 80
o. fr toa-. . trns rel 81 i1f he'oa l.f'
o-'.rsn h sst R-.o. -. Irs,t >ah,keHsfl tr-'oa ca
Jts '. Nfr.-H Jar.e Nsr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
nIiIl,ar, ExnnrfntiOn.

The Paris correspondent Ol the Morning Ch7DF
,oL saws that some officers and soldiers Of the 3lsl
regiment Of the line non stationed Ia Paris. ha'
been sent az punishment b Algeria, and that the
whole regiment is 10 be sent out OF Pans accord.
ING 10 tins account. IL appears that the reye" o.
The 9th and e,h brgadcs, which took place o.
Thursdav last. was for the purpose Of making an
example oi this regiment. General Changarnlor
having learnt that Republican AM Socialist ideas
had made considerable progress 20 the regiment d.
question and that tie sol!icrs were 10 the haD q
singing tho Marseil.sisc The GiroldIns, and other
revolutionary songs, determined upon making o.
example Of them. After the review, he ordered
tie regiment 10 form square round him, md hav.
ing called the officers together. he ectured them
severely Oh the disaficct on which had manifested
itself in the regiment In the course Of his speech
be made use of the rather extraordinary exPres
sion th,t Soldiers opeht act 10 be mon R"ppbI-
can thar their chiefs " and be sd.ed ,Dat they
ought not T. permit manifestations O. polite. oPin
ion Of any kind He then announced mat, rs n
punishment the parties most blsmcable-naioe'y +,
two captains four lieutensn'8, and Ety soldiers,
whom he named. were TO BIZ seut Of Immediately
r. Africn. While TINS ceremony was coins GA.
four other regiments were drawn up around the
5lst regiment with loaded muskets, ready 10 pre-
vent the eG5t resistance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
SWITZERLAND.
The potsff~1fR efurae.


Tie 10Th o. March IS decidedly fixed says the
ds..n Zee Not0H0i.J - the Gay on which the Aus
t-als AID PrussIsns enter Switzerland IN case the
ielslds made on the federation are rot satisfied
Notci o., say that the oommllic alton made % the
French government b. Austria AID Prussia las nat
az tie importance attributed 20 o. France. u adds
o- disposed 70 overlook the claims u, rs old ally
Switzerland. BESIDES. tie Pres deaf cannot .or-et
he hosi tally gwen By the Co1.ederacy 70 hun
"-en Parsued ty ne government o.; Louis Phi
Ape
Tee Minister d The Ss.ss Confederation 10 Paris
has attl- ssed letter % the J,srngl des D.JIts
on - subject OF lie poliica. refugees 10 Switzer.
and He saws tlsis number is reduced 70 LOO
llc-udins II Po.ss, whom the French Government
refuses u receive and tbst consequently, thev
caiLct atorc pretexf, as stated Ia the Journal
aes Dt5Gfs. Tor the Austrian Government 70 main
'ain an army u cCoCCo men. AID Prussia q 200
9-o TIE Minister cooci1des his letter by Stair,
ust he SUES Government j. quite ready 70 e.
PEI tcm Their territory al those who. abusing the
1ospHaity extended 70 iaen. afford leq.tiuat..
satlee. OF uneasiless b uei-hbo-ins states
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

T. a.. Eols- q. C1na1l.. FEB. :, Lord ts--
merit e. -ave H. o.oTiar details ca It's question
tt.-sf1 Yves r-s-e tr..s Go.e------4 y Als.F.i a. F..
IS a ~ -.- sl-----e-. g .-o-- r.-s r.. l.
AZ .l-.-- nj ..e Tree . 90 Aa--se 4,e = p -.
-tr De- ~ -c- a4.r. sH.-- ere c'-'.--'.-.
-.l.-- liz i.-s-. .l-. l- fI1- -lE $50 NJ
.rl al u.a-- . be- ,--ar T. 40 '-.---
,,a a '.-' u-s-y b. I'D - l-er-afvr 70 o.. ~ -
rrrce-. a- az stated .-ai BE- Bad '--n a. - %.
rn--r l IA. c--a-l for -u--e- .r aEi fla- ~ -
rrr- ,1 f. l. he r--r ergs--r1rcs ~ 10 r'i-f p
-- --- pee ~ 80 -l-l- pa 49,
rs.' j. -d 1lf -ar 's' % M T-hf q" 90 ?
r..r- sls ary rror.- l- vhcl re.r.-ai ne -- t-..
A-..-al .rl --ts 20 '.s -lur---- Tie ms--er ID
..-.- t-rsu-s were rele a. C7---s--.no'e' f re
r,r-esecsircs G. me Hr-sl1 r0i Alst-.sl Govern
mems. exceed alarm DID .e Government ~ turkey
a.. BE-. re r.--l-r-. ~es --rt -t-f- follow from f.-
n-t r.s .te I8rs. 81 Government u-re az au7ei IN &
rl---ne-,- .f ne and s-t Frll-e her i----y sof-
l-l erl flt.-s u'r -lrer-a. .-ri.1E 90 ne
~ r- -l1- -s'-l "a ta- occ--- --t-r1ln'd 10 n
t.. au - -lgror which de BAL asaed sai er-y 20 r.
r--ors were ns.e - ne roqcT1-1enis % A-s 40
Rl-- explaining ite Iio.lG- on which . a. fraiel ~ 80
no 49, b. e. he frlr bound % com
l q demand fla. lad been made. TIE Gay it --
or fercy representations reacled Peersolrs ne hls-
t..ll1r ts' That er would longer i-s T., or e -t
-1 'rr sure. ar ana conserving ~ afc-fl .H- h''
1--we % rH 4-..l 4..f. i'. o"' d ll- pr '.,-
zr4 '0 f-e como I0r rrQLlct1 tn ne re s4- tt ODD
'.i tu 10 certain degree OH ile o'a-- Ihs les i. ai
-8 l1la srra1-.r. between ne rlrssn government
AID iHs- of Re--1- hv which 'he TURKISH C.T er'
agreed 20 l1reI POI I'D refugees from tre Trss -r-
'o-. and. regard % Al.tls 90 remove DE- Han--r i
-.,- DOB .-f7 .@n -trre under ~ a. t,ere hap
81 .. 100 English ord 20 deserve bug a hc - termed
s1yral4ce During fe negotiations re moot perfect hr-
n ~ Frs.-e srf 80 ofr 70 ne of ces
Of those representatives hat ihesc 4ies-31s nFo.
great ri-1.iy an ca4rni'' ".'s ''o's'' ~"
From paragraph in the TINES we learn that
tire Hungarian and Polish refugees were 70 BE
trans aortsd 70 Asia or the l2th INST
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27

The expedition under tie command of 30. DE.
Msmula egs.ust the insurgents ri Ca;ta,o draws
much attention a. Vienna In fact, it car be M
trfiag affair that al ts season o; the year ca rs 5
So considerable force as 5000 men, with severtl
batteries 20 be sent 10 the extreme Southern fo.nt
or The long strip Of iittora belonging 10 Austria on
the east side of the Ad.iatic. The rurgedness ~
tie mountainous rrqlou behind the COST. the com
mon batr.d u. A. tte South 5 svo-ic races against
Aust1a the haoia-al use u arms by the iaHiess
and ha.Gy no-des lieh .umi.ile immemorlal have
exercised their depredstons by land aod wafer
along tA.s - shore and tie unusual seventy o.
toe sea- Ia which a. present tt-o.s sa,n nssf-
m.ca'aj,s .b.lal,es in the way %. military opera.
tons a combine % give q very serious aspee. o.
the .eff.-efI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
COMMERCIAL AND ROONEY MATTERS
-aic- at the stock EIchanse Fee n

The Boston Post pu1.,,ae' the following abstract
Ollie coudon orile JOINT Stock Insurance Companies OF
Mss.achuse.s 81 which 20 are BOO Boston. win capita. Of
Stj1O,o and 10 out Of roafou ~ cspn o' Si-0t'o
Capital o. the whole sif7' To.ai .ave-uue Is iu cafh,
bank other stocks loans mortgages, sc &c sioj'"N
GOOD premium notes S4la5.6Cl Premiums on me fsAs
undetermined slt'S57S Loans estimated ard asccr.
tanned. bat unpaid 5j2i83l Al nsk--marne Sojo9i-
$50. ERE S5s i.} ~ Tie = ohces have reserved
funds OF $4,000 The average annual dividends IN
Boston Tor the 'ls, Eve wears have been faction
over pc, c-1t. ogt Of BOston, frsctioa less han
per cent The amount OF he losses paid las, year was
s!c0.6, Of marine. s. 1911 The following oHiees IN
Bosom have paid average dividends snd have reserved
6iut. as follows American 70 IS pereen, no reserve
Firsneu'- 70 L. SIc6nvo, Manuhcrfcs' "a 5, soooo
Mecnsr's, ID suoHi3. Neptune. II s. no rrsrrge .
I-.IL.i l. IL - 40
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
state OF Firances.

\ !er,er o. The Loutl. iH.ts saws
TLs Tlrh 81 'rra.--v a. Trrs-uI Fsrv ntals cl7H
Some L.- since re - o-crre- age Suns u naet e
be gwen rrt--s 10 DE- Cad F-.rr To- a 81 lls %
Fulc cr A4zr, tI- sl14e cf ZEE --lcr sas a-cr
.l. .at rL.-c sale .rsf o. ss- t-r
iaGcss . e cfg ~ Vl.h BIS hassys vIs4ts l'r rr-
sources cI Tie TIA - r--lr- are l1 - t--
earned on o. sl-a 'ri ll4 ex eat IA. con ara
yery a. ro4tl- u i-r rrCs D. Zee col
frf- oi e. >-.r he Customs Nr toe s-Iur slt1 90 Cor
ruyuc-. Cd sgc4 ~ eN cl Is f14c pl-c.r cafiel on
. q. De arte't Ia % Is almost crasca ~ tr sou ce
90 rn4c o. Ct tftr~ crr-,- $50 ilsf r. s-- OF
be ges qrsc-r 10 the cAef al q ite 'T>si1 u
t1a1y o. ColsLlluupic- Erg-sl uercf2lis m s-EQs -
Iies y ere -ev rs'acl slrc ~ srE
success T.. srecs1ors IL Cons lrii1u t-rr
o., IL t-g- sis- houses 21c -r-e 49, -o--
luIh.-g iei llrrr r. en- i-nre trucs trt~cra
Great kil AID Ia a-t llr ta-f OF o. -e- -
s' Al a. lsl li-rc-z1 tas 100 81 "a - 81
% letof a. '..-I % .- f--t = .'
whicr a.s Levau..-e com.el.1f Gvrvy aess spa t-
RIA u sa.e csalr-. las srs-er oi r--1 e
Carried no crsy DEAL No -r.E -re 4- o. o. Nu-
fc-- kQa-e cvatcl uF OF sl-- f-e l- G.-A- --i -r
asaoi cl.- chests ia Be cealrf- m ne rf-E-
wltle De 81 IS L.s gca.is f1r sac Al - lrV-f.-a}
nrgyc a.alks. g.,sa scr re- goods el- -l-
tife trfF ne pace tQr- ~ -- ta~f 4erN .fs-
BOW "eNer eei pete. is--1 OBJ Fuoic es-i-sen i-
Bale a. x, hcfv selt i- MAJ --l 'f--
.as = 49, Ilcy d. nor Ssn- hcrs-t us--teud a.
-. ~ r. ai'11s Awning CAL e cc-r r'''1 i1---
~ u RS t-1 S--ccss44 1f 81 iir slf-s e
S--e y 60 inA1c. aui were racliF tou. h- p l. Ia
49, Ne-stAn lncqiu. system q urcerse..4uT
.-p-toeo GA such p7lrc qSS Il tecaue ccrrcr-.1- -
- uetNtVn lie ccefs al tlapcs Ccr s1c-ct G.
see 1 AZ c1gtA lie bio tflrs E1gfst rrslat1c-
tutr1 \ IS heeasss erus False --zlks goods
NefS lAe1 -ifa-cei, AID .rcsa --ase IA -f. Il
Saeh'c were SC hsrv cctrnr fer Frsuee q b -r-
Ns1-taeafrfs - d Re have certaftf shN r.ost c~s
pc ness n l-ldirs utuserts iArse ffsuss TT
reiIlsG..on iOr a. pGr1es oAnBoi - ar CO.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK. FEBRUARY III
Arrived.

steamship Noulerrf rldi Charleston Saturday gym, n1se 49,
piss-nssr- 20 spofori. I esf0f 4
Sup Ho''bursh of no-ton H shanghai Nov s. ess. 49, D.
So 81 10 pany With ship hanrr Tor Nhsmpoa
SHIP AndoveG Besfs Nofl l1 ~ cotton, g., 70 Foster
sfkerson
&
BARK Iai4n Queen ,of Bam Drmmosd NOresu' Il d. coo-'
S.. o. 7 station
Bsh Reform Lvernore sffaors NOBLE 20 &c. eo % 70 SCR
ges. gesfHan O..
Ba py lof NOes i.ason Nor,sn. - o. corn, 70 A-a
PaI~n The . bas snei weather N he parsss
b4iwark-. 4c.
Brg Alfred Hlnmoni Greene. RIO Cr.uie Brazil De- 30 h'
huns s.. 10 ksbff. --es irn before reported
Brig Alend~ 81 n. SIC Bean Js,tsolTIs ~ 10 g. Co.
ber u okrut The lss experienced severe gses on ~
psfsar-
Brk D.omsrs 70 -y feuvtas oiissss &c. 20 ONsu s1
Sch lsAt~i, oIsrn lot Cspe Nay Cogfsen - Mans 10 49,
cotton. 10 A ll-iL
sch RIO, Obef-ftt Pna,s pen D. coess s.. 70 fe'mh
Sons. Vessels eH before fepstted
sch William Anir.S., H0sseman. Virgins. oystsr.
Sch Helen, LsL'. NHsas oysters.
BELOW Bsrs Bo.snt. aler sOd-sn- brig Eopr, IF ssn
WISn-sgnfiso ~. msrdian "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-02-27
COMMERCIAL.
Browl, >hiplry s. Co.. Circular.

Y ~. - f-f-te Ilrrar14-. F.tr-rrT $50
N-f N'7 rts-f Trt cllra- f4frz 80
- sri-rs rf afrra o. 10
go a ne n - ffe rrcrl-f. r. rrrs.t
49, = --f;- ~ y
i tt'i a1af - -1va-e- a. sls1t = ~ t.
-e affr- s-t-- tlr-tF t-larl-
ff - st Ave - rsref cs i-sr 7efrt1s e
ef 80 r-asr zy Fa- crea-s Flr -ls an = -
aacd a Il - rnd Il
Us ~-c an zay 1uaccoun-4rs co.tor
f1 from -rc1lraz1r DIR II.
Tea % asrPoatasr s-t - s-c.n u MR.
ara lrpflssoa uasf BE- - IL -sst n
-tcl - crz5-F-aa Cs.se elltl-. pre-. ie ls-
rsi-- -trr-cH IL &C sPa1-fs - -c1-e lfcAss
- taer r-rlsla.e rrgz-rrz-1ts
-ri-i 49,
~ ar srf0es 20 rloss r IL -~-s - o.,
q -o-l hass q .krh 40 a.. an -
lru r eIcgt Ihe Aer4sA rors u a.. 49, A.,
$50 as-t sftA y isIr Or a. g. slo0 Not -
~ Aasalzs a - - 80 sea iszzis Il
he inta scrk q cctias a. xsnst -
a. sa-s 80 a., lat 4 Azeraa Hs.~i
kzAz<s 14511C oa<s ; .s<a
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state Of ilanxar.

Ce-rss poadsnoe OF Tx Da.y News. Fcsra Jsr N
The Small party winch coUc ed thar sgossr.
vea,e u tae Austrian e. oaet yVoald have scca-ea
ijf he Hungarian people ths c0ntinRed ersa-e
lneur Il rs tlme-AouoreJ forms ot internal sdru
.srrsiiOn even. thoash Temporarily, invaded IN
spirit, have experienced q n .fiied oontvadcton
however mach the fate Of the vicEm meriis oUl
compassion. NJ ViGdar, the editor q the Figoi
sue:a. TIE hyal defender Of the house o. Aastrs,
AID the bitter opponent OF Kossuih. has ssddea.y
been seized and sent To the suay as private So
der Foar-and twenty hours only were given I'M
10 set his house in oder" aud he lsif in IL wife
on the eve Of her confinement. The crime q NJ
viddss was bis having mildly advocated the NAN
teuance OF institutions older than the hoase o.
Uansburx. The folly kr which no slEnost deserved
DIS punishment, ia having preached noaEssis.
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AUSTRIA.

An AmerIcnn IrnNtItr m Nuhnuhry.
The Tribune translates Tie following incident from tie
Pot 2s'fHrgt
An Ene.ishuan and American were -oiDz 20
Plague to take lessons Of List II Dresden, they
applied 10 the Austrian ambassador to get their
out difficulty. but it was announced to the Amen.
car, that BY virtue OF instructions from The Cabinet
i Vienna. the entrance to The Austrian States was
forbidden 10 the citizen OF the United states The
American declared thai he should appeal to the
Austrfau Cabinet
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-...,s.b s,,oaac.ur the death Of Gea- Ben
o. "- - - IL Vienna. and II l-is 70 HUI
~ +. s1pea-s f-ora letters f.on >ysio'F O.. the
+- 80. 60 Dem died 81 i1sLy. c-f . -
-..-.-4 f-,n 1ois.u. Th1 news o. course Te'
e-~a--.r f,r since Gen BEN s Known
.-'.---.-s-.G that be was ioou@l - de % ~
30 -,,l.-z IS 1.l-- -selv 5-t LII so1e y
tt. Sc.s.oli- leTs--aSers have a-'el- P-1- =
~ -. v.o-d With fictitious report o. rs
go Tba details of tie ai-dgei dean e. Gen
an are -hai tie Porte having entered INTO al en-
-s-e-De. , lot % employ hin IN military seFVics'
s.-,J / TOO ouerou. % pay the General iar-e A.
~, a..ch they bal promised hin, snf that me
-5r,.n.s Ministers ;h9u-lt proper = remove TIE
-.--s7 hv e.sc1.rl.G- the aanu ,slt.
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The new Imperial Parliament.


The dictionary agitation for the Lower House
OF the German Parliament Is setting iayorabiy in
lie direction olthe Gotha Constitutional party.
Fol. districts have offered 10 elect " Cam hansen
late Minister OF state but be declined accepting
their ,otcs as be IS bound % his former consii.
tucuts.
Jannory 3l.-The City OF Berlin has elected
house a. the Er;urt Parliament VIZ Baron Bui)w
uuter-Secretarv Of State. and the following cab
net ministers, B-audenburg, Nanteullel and Bolel-
schNiug"
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a NEw Disco. "a citizen ol Gaivosto Jas
discovered a process for making whAs - ca ed Ne
BscrfhN grA'Hs " hen a. excellent soup may he mss
In f,w minutes ard pound u 30 bscu, - esln set
a. ample tlrt avs allowance ~ food FOR one mkn J.
is good Invention 'or De purposes 81 he Caoru'a &c
gers
FtRy II CUEIsEA-At Chelsea Mass ou the
si INST tho h,. and srpstus % ror-enl ntl~" Goa
rsuv No b. wee destroyed by re L3ss " ~ % >te'
- Tho GArt't]H jJsra1. says We .eaf'
thai trranr,t are being made 'or be es'aois enf
y t.rfe.n.s.t.t.- arcucr 81 some point On 90 lrr t
Riv.- toy fhe c,ae. convenience iu fcc-f.ls ani o.
ward.r- supplies 0rsunet ''r .nc lee ~ 'Nr 'P'
Ia rnu that
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Disnsters, &c.

b. Bsfs Brs Cores Snow from Tnrfs'
rspof's o. e pssage o. .st % - 90 % ~
~ big frnnga II srnolfh Her sas stan
bo~sprt sni nahng Gs'. tous~ 80 ~
Eagsh rsg hJg ~ he masthead, m ~ -ef lh~ye
8o 70 bard
sBsis L.rc.srtf - N5rob lon kss Oreso. I'D h-srY
Ssfflrr l4nuF fsg spf4lg
soi q-if f step D1fh gups 9ls bs~y hef -s
sea k5ssrrs IA. Binof9 ron Apas hc0ls frQots o
pi--age Jan at ~ foul 81 Nuck sfs
bark sotg tsnth, hoEsi is bait ssssl paIies
bscs sth ~bte stfsf n sch fe,srel 51t ssht J,nsss
Csrt Hal 10 ts had 90 tssvy %sthsf The shos ,o
hea.s -.rft IL 4
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Z. Boa, As Easf4@d f0E Mo OI-4ns f. Ctogrsi NJ -
fcry. II u hsun-r. Ossl, II o,.su foet Jp. 1 II
Waters. I a. siannnl " "a. BY, rDf " Coz. Cos
p kerfJ I.rt-s,. , Leonard. T. Lane Msfurf - su~,
bg ef = Keller b. McLo.a GfaLl Fnef Culver Mm
a EI. q ROO nson l-ufcn %, sfatb.l-i Haynes
W P.lrer 4 Hoffman, shenoi A sn D, Robot Lsk~ood,
O-0r.s ~ Roberts Moore Jo0s n Hner irss~f
J.c htr. Rowland YIN L. ff ru'teriff. Wrn
vi > Esa.sffnf. v Onfi0n, -
lstshsr. Rchf keTn ~
Soaad, Dr Oliver. Il So est.hef
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Things in Piedmont.
HUNGARY.


The Y,,5v-> ,,sos.s,c. from De- Jogy1Gi r. De5gh
I, is k.o,sn that Tho ez Cic,a.of o. i 4Hsart
General Goryey. vas formerly devoted % chem =
r., with considerable Success. Il appears tuat q
ms retr- at Kageufgrth, 'styrs he hrs resumed
his Old studies which had been broken oil by tie
political apitatons of his country. At one OF The
weekly sessions ol the Kageniurib Society Of Nat
uraiisis h. read paper on the different modes Of
Illumination and theif application