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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

WHERE 8 THE IEsURR, crIoN The telegraph
from Halifax brought Tuesday night the in
formation that the Duke Of Saldina had revolted
at Vincimpra with 5000 men under him, and that
the King had taken the field against him. The
question was, what Duke, what Vincimprs, and
what King The Herald alone of all the morning
papers boldly faced the music and made the Duke
Of Sardinia to be the hero Of the story, laying the
scene at Viutimga near Genoa. The great mis-
fortune with this version is that there is no such
Duke, and that Vintimiglia is not well calculated
Tor the headquarters Of a revolt The fact turns
out to be that the Duke Of Saldsnha is the rebel
chief in question, and the place Cntre in Portugal
This noblenan is All old hand at rebellion. He is
one Of the abest in that unfortunate kingdom,
where he heads the ultra-conservative or reaction
sry party. It is by no means certain that the
Government will be able to put him down by
force they will probably have to compromise.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

CAUTION TO THE PUBLIc.-The great
popu'sgN Of LYONS Ma nCgc FOsder for the de.Srac
uou Of sedhugs, Cock rOschcs dO,hs A0ts FeAs flea
&c ADD Insects 90 plsDts, ard al oShex insects, hss
prompted certain paross snurOls aric-s
Offer then, gpcer various Tor sale Few q
these iucvteuss care give h- iu pOsiaoas fes
OF poson TIE proprietor % the ogtoa srclo has Ia
this city onv the unce mentioned and the principal
Depot tsst a. Bn0sd~sy, where also may ~ oasae1
Pills cT the trstsrtzu~lus dcsGu Oo OF R4ls snd Nee
AGESrS-Ncs> io.k Ci'y -CrcAeneg CO, 81 Barclay.
Of A. b 4 ID Sands. Ice Futon-sI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

TENNEssEE.-In the lst Congressional District
two Loco Focos are in the field for Congress
Hon. Andrew johnson, the present incumbent,i
and Landon c. Haynes.
In the I'd District, Col. A G. Watkins has an
nounced himself as a can idate for re elecsion.
Heisa Wing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
ThlnHA I'm Anslrin

Ii is stated that the Austrian Governmen, d
inclined to accede to the Frankfort Diet Prince
Schwarzenberg 10 opposed to the continusncsd
the Dresden Conferences There 10 dehsu IA
the finances for the year. of 7I,i6l OPS iora
The Emperor had granted an amnesty 20 seVe,
political prisoners The Government demsndi
from Sardinia passage Tor its troops in case Of
rupture with France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
BERMUDA AND NEWFOUNDLAND.

BALiFAN, TueslaYi hP.,@7.
Nothing Of interest from Bermuda or New
foundland. Steamers from both places ar'i,e1 |"
HAdsx yesterday Monday. Seal fishery q. Wv
latter colony 10 most abundant and gravy ins;
Hon. Geo Young resigned mis- seat 10 the N2,s
Scotia Cabinet yesterdsy-difference o. op'nSii
touching - Railroad action the Pfe'a"''
Cause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

district there were 270 such rooms. These
houses are never cleaned or ventilated, and
were filed with vermin. Nor was this
state of things confined to LoDdOn. At Do
ver, Fulbsm. Maidstone, Charlton, BIZ
uipehsn, Manchester, Bradford, the same
dreadful scenes of filth. misery and Physi-
cal and moral degradation were presented.
At present the laboring classes had no es-
cape from these circumstances. They could
rot afford to live elsewhere, and go they
formed a focus of moral and physical dis
ease in each community. Lord Ashley
proposed that Parliament should pass an
act to facilitate ard encourage the erection
of model odging- houses by parish author
titles. Every consideration of humanity
and public policy requiredis.
Mr.. Slaney confirmed the statements,
and seconded the movement of Lord Ash
lev, and so did Mr.. Hume, Mr.. w. J. Fox
and Lord c. Hamilton. Finally leavewa
granted to bring in the bill and its passage
is to be expected.
This affords single illustration of the
many modes in which the associative idea
has taken possession of all thinking minds.
The Model Lodging Houses have no ad-
vantages that are not Ieferable to the prin-
ciple of domestic Association the same Is
true of the Washing and Bathing Establish
ments which have been so generally adopted
in England. Indeed it would be ditfi'ult to
name any improvement recently achieved
in social institutions which is not based on
that idea. Its earlier advocates may have
been mistaken in some things, but they
were animated by great truth; society
NAV rot be susceptible of the rapid change
they anticipated, but yet it is changing;
they may have failed in their experiments
but the principle for which they labored
goes on conquering and to conquer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
GERMANY.

The Berlin Minister Z. organ states that beside
England and France. Russia too has remonstatsd
against the Austrian annex alton scheme Raui,
has likewise desired that all the German States
should accede 10 the Frankfort Diet. RamOrs
q ministerial crisis are rife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
From the TurGish Provinces.

The latest accounts from Bosnia are that the
Rebels were retreatiug toward Bihscz. Manyd
the Chieftains are recruiting their forces for 70
newed efforts. IL is positively stated that the
Russians will evacuate the Dauubsn Principal.
ties on the 21th.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01


frat of MAY the new city ordinances which pTohlos lhe
burial Of lhe dtAd n mis- city below Eghyseventhst
goes into fleet our aud rapidly sugmenIing popals
don will then be compelled 10 OOk to rural oomoteuea
for reposs f,r the departed
Cypress Inls Cemetery wss established expressly TO
this irevsb sy y, sud INC public are requested
10 visit ito grounds A. rquire into its facilities
From BfOok yn besde lice VI stages the Long leland
abroad runs several uaint n cav 10 The Cemetery
Stsges and private % Tho grounds nav 81
WAYS he fonud The Fulton Peck slip and Grsnd-sL Fer
r,es on the Brootlyu WilianshUrgh side and new
line OF ssses has started for the Cemetery from VIII
hamsbuTgh witch every three quarters Of hour
amer eRhl O'Clock
The Cemetery is located or Long Island about miles
u the Fulton Fery and a from tie Wilismshurgh FER
rles and well HdHpied for hltal purposes bciog con-
venebt distance from The ciues q New York aud rook
yn ard the visges Of Wulizmshureh aud Green Point
while In landscape snd picmieslue vews isscaeely
eaused On the south " faces the Atlantic Ueesn grsdus
" rising IN the high range of hus with scenery
exier ding from Ocean 10 the Palisades on the north
and the.hNs OF Connecticut on the northeast
The Principal Office ~ the Cemetery will be removed on
the lat OF May from 30 10 7t Broadway. Information
the price OF lots funeral arrangements &c may be
had Of X. q Nels, Agent ~ The othc7; also OF hen
drlek tho bTsuch office OF EasI brosdwsy and
Orand.st; and OF The pioe,pai sections In New-fork
Brooklyn and Wi lismshn,gb. .
fIspsAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
TURKEY,
kossuth sat- Imprisoned.

The Austrian Ambassador has received the
assurance of the Porte, that Kossuth, Bsthysai,
Szemere, the two Perczels, and Asooth, shall b
detained at Kutshs The other iugigives, soms
AixtV will be reie sed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
PasasnEern for Bosfon.

Messrs Mettsyer Stephens, la'ey suached 70 |: g. "
cation Turin, bearer Of oespst he's; Dfugos, bo eat
Palmer, Coiry Thon,s DsmiDg Risler, Phnips' LIVING
Lesson, Luce, Hal, MUsksI. Roe, Muir, LaasGisn rw
ade lphia. soutnwOnh Troy Spns. Baistnn, Bal gar
ney Bulge, Dolphin, HeDeigbL FAfan, Stowe. Hcins'
Brown sud iscy BOIme and lady Western and .dy Dss
can End LADY Brown and lady, Whnali and 1917 AA'"
nd I'D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
Statistic. Of the seventh Census, 1880.

The following are the number Of FARMS
in the several States as reported by the
Assistant Marshals who were engaged in
10 hinn the last Censns.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
TO CorresROndents.

Our consspondsnt Vho complains II s19E nE o. ne aai'
srd s,oppoE the csrs on ne graa- A. 81
tb,t comoa NJ % VI Pre- ient 'cnly
10. q, . haus III srst Pzs Az TIE sAtsnut'
are corrs ctl The remedy vll Dc sPplei
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
SALAMANpER SAFES. -Still another proof

deposit April y, lsSi-Mr G HEkRlN9-Desr
Sir: Duty demands that SHOULD add nv Testimony among
thousand others that have witnessed the efficacy OF your
well esiabshed FIRE proof sslsuAtd der Sales MY Ssore
WA discovered To be IRE ahO1t oclOck on The
morning OF the lsh Of March last which Destroyed every
thing Ia the Store The Safe and is contents Tbs
Store was buit Of very heavy timber with double hOoV
above below which caused the IRE 10 burn upon the
iBsde for several houis before II discovered When
reached the place the ire breakng out on bO sdes
of the Store which bnughI Tho SAFE Ia sight which
~ bot ere could maize H. belug Ia The hottest part OF
ths FIRE IL I'd there tOr four after Il dis
covered, other bulldogs being out danger The sIten
ton OF our cizens wss called TO lhe Safe which
su surrounded by bed 81 cOss aud white with heat We
exuicsed The SAFE possible and amer cooling
sufficient unlocked and found 10 great surprise my
books and papers In gocd ard lsgihie order.
.29 SgTArh Tnay You're A. NJ CABLE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, THURSDAY. MAY l.

FIRST OF hAY-Those Of our subscribers shouI 70
change heir re,deoee will oblge By leaving heir ad-
drpsses al the counting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

r7- PHILADELPHIA Subscribers to Tse Tribune VIII BE
regularly supplied with hi psper n 81 ceo'' per monA
By the Agent ". 3 ZaEEER- Third ~ below Chesaut-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
FURTHER FOREIGN NEWS
BIT THE NIAGARA.

We give below that part of our teIe,,,.
phic dispatch from Halifax which f.IIsJ
to reach US on Tuesday night.
ENGLAND.
misceiianeeus.
IL 10 stated that The parliamentary Comma.
Of Inquiry have resolved 20 recom mend ,h,, -
American mail steamers call at HOIyhsad, %, -
purpose OF receiving and lsndlng mails -
The scbism in the Established Church 1, -
ipg The Bnhop OF Exeter proposes the $50. go
ing Of Diocesan Synod. TIE Gosh.u a,s.,SDs
is az the bottom Of the difficulty. 'a
The great Exhibition 10 TO be openad L.
Majesty 10 state on the stof May bu, n. ~"
are to be excluded until the cerenony /. F s'.'
vhen those holcing tickets will be ,dn,,.sss''
There will be 10000 troops within Eve rIs. :
Hy de Park on the occasion
Lord Londonderry has made very prsisevo-.,-
efforts to prevail on the President of Fr..c.,!'
release Abde ksder.
Its understood that the steamer Great Br;,,,
when her fittings are completed, will Be ep,s,.t
for New.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

TrMPKRASCE The Philadelphia Conference OF
Tie A. Chufct have sccpt-s rsu1as u s Temper
rscosrsrs al hsr pTsscssrs 70 "a aras Tea
Psrsaes soestss aud Tao elrcalat01 oitraets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

EXPRESS THROUGH TO NEw-ORLEANs
IN SEVEN DAYS shall send freight Parcels, &C per
Steamship Winfield Scott SrIMsoS L Co ~ Wsilst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

CHINA FOR THE MuLION.-Now is the
nme and GoRMAN's 10 the pace buy cheap China aud
CrOckery NJ Dis store IN Canast, opposite West
Broadway His trent Il good his prices Low, and
this il he when broken China and ds Did Sied
CTocieTy il IN vogue hs be the of At
traction especially those Who wish 70 ecOnO Mise by
purchasing good article al The lowest prices
Eve Mirror
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

Nv FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists
and Pnhnshsrs Clinton IAN isl Nsssausl near ths Prk
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

~ Reader, do you wish for an elegant
and cheap Carpet Then Immediately repair 90 Bow
cry HIRAM ANDEEsoN's where you find all the heart
can wish English Threepy Carpets Ca 3D. 7s, So aud
80 per Yard Ingram Carpets IS IA s., s.; Rugs 2s,
Table Covers 81, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

~ Persons wanting Carpets, Oil Cloths,
Table Covers, Silks shs~ls Ch'ldrent Wear, or other
Dry Goods will fu6 large stock al II TOWNSEND \
Co.'S, 7C7 Greenwich-s near Amos. Goods constantly
receiving from suction, and selling al auction prices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

REMovAL.-DR LUTENER's EAR lNFR-
MARY for the exclusive OF diseases will be
removed to S7l BrOsdsay The lst Of hsy Deafness,
dschsI ges from the exerDa and the various distress
Ing noises Ia the head IN abort time without
risk pain Consultation fee 81 Unpsid letters refused
Office hours from I'LL Patients from The country pro-.
vided with comfortable board sB4'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

DESIRABLE lNVEsrMENT.-EOr sale, a
retail family Grocery which he yea hS done butl-
meas Of twenty thcasaud do.Srs without msrkeiing,
located Ia very prominent ps OF the city Rsa, node.
Any sooai engaging Ia Tho shove branch with
ind lhis opeting seldom offered Further Information
which viii Prove sst.fso,oTy, by addressing GRocER,
Chatham Square Poet Ohcs. al SMThkS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

kR- STATEN ISLAND FANCY Dying Es-
rASLisHMENr-Otee M John N-w.York The
propIeios OF ths establishment whose Dying and FIN
Ishingl have been oug AvOfshN knoWu 10 TIE
nunity ready orders fr dytug and 1ning
SIN, NOOeu Cotton. L'uen Snd Fancy Goods of every
description IN the eest manner
all imThSAMs BARRErr HEBREWS 4 Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
CAsPETs IN BBoApwAY.-Tho stock Of

Goods in Hessrs PETERsoE BUmPHREY's new store,
eomer Of Broadway sDo While SIS comPfses every va
e,y af The newest styles and best qualities OF Carpets,
Maines and OIL ClOhs and the purchaser can here ex-
anime every description o. these articles without running
from sbop 10 shop through The city messrs PETERSON
HMPgRgY ere Young and have built up al i'm neDse
business by their goods At profit much below
me nsus scAe A visit TO this establishment will well
repay curiosity and ladies' can look over their immense
stock and II they do purchase they Will be treated
,vith he utmost cyilty aod attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

~ PASSAGE in the STEAMSHIP BROTH
ER JONATHAN for Chsgres May 49, may be obtslned by
application to s30 81 BTIMsON Co, 10 Wall ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

FIkE INSURANCE.-The Liverpool and
London fire ard life lns0rsoce COmpSny oce s. WAl
al Authorized Capital S2oO0oo o. &0eeoesl. paid al
CsphAl 4sOtCo cur plus ard reserved fGni : ao0o
t2NO0O This Con PSny has formed local 'sfd Of pt
rectoFs In TITS city tcay Quahed ny holdng required
pumher OF sharesl with f0l powers issg- policies sor
fe Risks settle ali Oss-S AMI 10 iovest IA NewNoIk AZ
NnSs derived from preistums ard The sSe Of sAarea
OlrecgOra
JANIS Brown, ChNrnRn
fAAScis CorTENEr, Deputy Chairman.
Geo sSseisy, Mortimer Livingston,
Mari W COleL R,Ssl pbelpt
Conrad W Faber, ID y SSr3ersSn
Francis Griftn. Witsu WemOre.
Resident Secretary Aifr-d PeN
mS7 lavThSn Counsel Of ne 6OGrd Fras GufSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

IMPORTED CARPETs.--PETERs0 o.
HUMPHREY S79 Broadway corner Whte-st have l7sl TO
ceived per packet ship COrs linn, 40 sooonai supPy
OF rich and elegant CsrpetinR new designs anu 6Aus
quality Also az invoice ~ Hendersons ceieoratea oIus
sells Carpets which are offered a. me lowesI
sILniaf Foods. $1,000
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01

...oe,.rIos win hold heir -sssy meeting 81 .oe 90
AxsoS raort lspecial issm) Room THIS EyESiNS ~
pem Usmbers sbd all Otbors favorable 10 Tue Oolscu
s,hs ,soclanon are 10 siieo 20 s'Lsnd ,,
OF inc RicHARO "A. DEaILT, President
q RaoWs Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-01
BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHILDREN's HArs.-LEARY & Co.,
Hst,srs and leaders Of f..nou for 0entlsnsDs Hss
sse Aslor House will offer ri, day varleiy 0, ~
and besuuful styles Of Cnidr-D's Has eIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
New York, Sunday, March 80, 1881.
Telegraplaic Summary.

We learn from Albany, that the Assembly have
passed the bin for the speedy enlargement of
she canals of the State. We presume that this Is
fhe same measure about which there was pretended
TO be so many conscientious scrupes short time
since and on which a lawyers opinion was given
- the effect that the constitution of this State
might be 'dodged' to suit the convenience Of Ger
tain parties.
General Scott it appears, was nominated on the
twenty-ffth of this month, by a convention Of the
wings of Michigan, their choice for the presi-
scncy in the contest of 1882. This is the third
important nomination which General Scott has re-
served within few months. From all appearances,
shat distinguished officer viii be the candidate Of
abe wings, or, at least. section IF that party IN
khe next presidential election.
The Senate, at Albany, have appointed COM
nistee to examine into the charge Of corruption
made against Mr.. Bull, their Sergeant alarms.
Let the whole truth come out; for although We are
satisfied this j. but instance Of many Of the cor
,uyt practices 10 vogue iii Albany. We should Ike
10 see the matter siitcd to the bottom.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30

tomorrow evening Nearly every description Of equcs-
triap rynnastic and acropatic performance N com
pristd IN the bn VITA the great French equesrieae
Mile. Tourniaire in two Of her best acts
NJ. X. BvRKE's BESESrr-This complimentary benefit
GENES of Tuesday evening at the Chinese Rooms
The Negro band which he has selected carry with him
TO the Worlds Fair will play all their beautiful pieces
and sing their beet this occasion
to their leaving for London.
MisERyA RooMs.-Ar. Campbell the able and talented
lecturer at the Panorama of Ireland will deliver lee
ture this evening at the above The subject will
he Woman--hcr Mission and Position in Socctyn A.
his health obges him to resign his present situation ".
hope those who have listened TO his eloquencc will give
him a bumper tonight
WAshuSGIoS HAIL.-The beautiful Panorama Of the
Pilgrims Progress should be by citizens, VI
will be shortly withdrawn
The SEGuins after PLAYING brilliant engagement in
Philadelphia returned this city, and their
way to St Louis. Cincinnati and Louisville. They are
engaged for a period of ffty -four nights.
ALLEcHASIAss-This splendid musical band so long
and favorably known in this city, and throughout the
States. commence. tomorrow evening. series of
at the Hope Chapel Several OF their best songs
duets, and glees appear in the programme
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
Marine Affairs.

enr IvAxnsE.-A report prevailed in Wall street yes
terdsy that tho ship Ivanhoc had been seen on Point
Lynas, but when aud by whom could not learn The
bales Of cotton picked up marked Pr In a diamond
did not belong to the Iyanhoc, she had none so
marked; the broadsdc however, by Capt Crosby
Of the ship Euphrates. shcathcd with yellow metal"
agrees with the appearance u the Ivanhoc she being
sheathcd with Muntzs yellow metal The pumps mark
ed Brown Of Liverpool did not belong TO her the
hatch-cembngs and mast wedges painted blue but
part Of British vessel that has probably gone TO
pieces the Nantucket shoals which is supposed TO
have been the fate Of the Iyanhoe, ii lost.
AsoTnER QuicK TRIr.-The ship Wisconsin Capt
Mumford, of this port, left Canton the 9TH Of Dec
last and arrived London, the 18th inst which is
equal to the voyage Of the Oriental between the
ports.
Loss or LIFE AT SrA.-A letter received here from
bark Andrews. Of this port. reports that bark Roscius
had lost boats by whale. while cruising of Fak
land Islands previous to Jan. 1st The captains and
mates boats had been lowered, when tho former
stove by whale. The third mate then lowered and
struck whale. Shortly after fog on. and the
boat entirely out OF sight few days after,
the boat fallen in with by the St George, Of this
port stove Those lost would consist Of the third mate
and six 1t il possible, from the locality and time
Of this disaster that it may be that there has been
fusion Of and that this may be the css
ported occurring to the Mctacom. by the Huntsville
arrived at Cold spring-NeU Bedford Mercury.
LAUNCHED at Robbnston. about 18th ult, by Mr. Geo.
c. yose fine bark Of Pas tons called the Escoriaza
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-03-30
The Arrival OF the Canada's NJ ais.

The Canada's ma lis have come 70 hand We
have received our full files, 10 the latest dates tx
tracts from the public journals viii b. found in our
columns. We have sorceently animadyertcd o. the
points Of the gence that little further need Dc
added
The most prominent subject of interest j the
position Of English politics. The ministeria diff
salty has not yet terminated, and Lord John Ru--
sell is represented 10 enjoy more the favor
Of the country than that Of the House of Com
mons Lord Duncan. resolution foe reform
Of the Woods aud Forests though carried
snly by a majority Of one. stands ia the light
Of huml lating defeat for the premier, whose in
sent subsequently to bring forward bill for the
benefit Of hs friend Baron Eothschld, wa defeated,
nlso, in a most gnobe mana.r-that !, ~ The fact
that not forty members were present, number in
sufficient 10 form house. The result Of all this i
easily to be predicted. The wings cannot carry
on the government, and general election only can
settle the question such being the state II things,
the dficuties Of the government arc not Jet tcuui-
mated.
The French Intelligence presents no new features.
The accrbity Of feeling between the political par
t;es, however seem. a. grow sharper and sharper.
and 4 seems impossible that such an inaammatory
state Of the body polite, should not. Al early
day, come to prominent head o. important
Issue.
The political phases of Europe generally will be
Sound in cur selection. from the foreign journals,
which present, however bu, few topic. oC ncw III.
ter.st 70 those who have watched the course 0f
current events.