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A MEXICAN MUSlCAL FUND 81.

A GRAND Re ,TIvAL CONCERT
IN take plsce a. ihe - .,.,. ,,,,.~r
a. ixdly yolani,erd by NAN u <kEiIkk, ksS
On TT sSDAYENENtNG Dccrm,cf q, kG
On Which occ son bee VII ~ ssunled
SPLENDID ARRAY OF MUSICAL TALENT
sho have fradg vOiu 8sf,t terif services
The OTchesIa ~ill b. mo "a gest ever b"a sax Asrex
AZ nr D. lon nance Nes f5fk
Full pa ncnlafs viii b. Announced immediately.
Tickets Ops Dollar each
Members Of he Soc eiv requiring uforms'ion VII sssss
call At the S,cretarys oics NJ i79 SFosds&F, oet~ss
the ksursofl ard o'csc. y. NJ
n B-Ths h AID ~ ID fsc % sill meet a. tas 0Gas
ssch day DUNG the week a ".clocs 2 NJ Ell IA
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A 5 NURSE or Chamoermaid, by young
Woman capable Of acting IN either capacity. Apply
AZ Nc. ls last 18Th 81. dI1 II.
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IusIC nf PARTIFS- Tho smbscnb-

lVN ,rs of the b. sca BaDd formery asdsr the trsc
ton OF Mr. MuBk are no~ prepared TO fnisnh Nose Of
all krds Tor Pa tss Orc-,s ieceiv-f b. Y Wegaad, h
s,rsub, No. IS Manns-st. Hbts ,berser; jacob A.
slrauh n All orders IesD-ct'rg Violin, harD. Pare
forte Fute, Clanonet, Bass go which Neeoastantu %
hard viii be promptly attended TO. ~ n
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BOARDING in GATHERINGS T.
- Several gentlemen may be pleasan ly o<iat
ed With 4, art u at No MosTos 81, corner OF Eahe-
lire St payments Ttqui cd promptly. DIG IN
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NATCHMAKER Wanted immedi-
w atsly, a 6rs,ra;e Watchmakerto go south. Apply
to tdI7 w. FELLOWSk co, NJ II Ma dsn lane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

4 ) Wat NURSE, by respectable mar
ned Woman with iul breast Of milk who has lost
her husband lately glve good reference Apply No
it7 loR.st., Brooklyn. dI7 lts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

4 : general HoUsEMAID, by a Protestant
N Young woman IS good Washer and Ironer. Good
cry reference, ana ohec Ion g. seeing children aad
wiling II make herself generally uisfal Apply at No
sUS MOCster.st. dl7 IL
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gVWO LIVING AZrtC CHILDREN.

II A New aud 4 bsolntrir Unsre saee Of MAXIM.
The elnsy aud sesp cthle phssomsa, thai
the hnto If the huHiaa "a YET produced. be-
for seU weeks ~ the sffs Exhibition Room ef the
SOCIETY IIBBAkY Conner II Broadway Akd Leonard-
SITS They were Ttceaily tskea rom sswly discovered
AZ IdoairOus Teope C-nts' Anenca BY whom hey
we're kept With Sapsrs ItH.us FeReFAton. tsIact and
secluded caste heir pres ho'd and eeployel
simes and BacchaIais IA their Pagan ctremssles aud
wsnhip.
They are male and female. The latter xrtsS ~
Inshes IN hight, weEAng II bs; the former ~ y ushs
hlgk, m0 MClgis 40 'Ds
From repeated and careful examination, the s-s ply
selosBrs stale ihe elder "a be- e i3ysAs Of the
ysuhetT about 10 years.
They t,si altoge her fTom examples o(the dwarf kind
ard hOm children a.IOTdng cpa,olete and nnde plAhls
illustration ri n PImean 4 the Human Race
1ckes OF admission Is cens Ihiid nhdsf 10 years..
halfp nce Seas Tickets 81 DOors open sarh day fron
II mil |, ard from until Oc.OcA. All ims
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BOARD A gentleman and his wife. or
~ few strele gentlemen, car be accommodated WIN
Boa at No z35 Vsst 18Th at The house Ia new, with
modern Improvements Further part euars can De gwen
hy ealing at the house o. Mr.. RICHARDS, AZ Ne 4!
CnuTllaI o. u. dl5 ~
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~ Nurt., by Protestant young Woman Apply atthe
residence Of her employer, No rs West lth -,
wbtIe che csn ne seen fof a week. do a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

; CHAMBERMAID or Waitress, or to do
gene al homework, BY fespeo able Young wOnaa.
Can he fer two DAYS at ho last place No iii Spnag
ST. Coed reference gwen, df
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THISTLE BAH.-rhe Managers Of
III. Thistle Benevolent Assicatios. Instituted 1871
inc, fpcrat.d pectyly that Their mrs, aai
,Iv Fell FOR this will he place On Thu kSDAI
EVENING Dee 10 n5l. It NblDs Garden.
I,oYs oyon af7-Oanc ng will commsnee p'eesslJ NS
o'c och. III. ttTminat Of the Bell I'LL be kasn
he Bard PLAYING "Gnid night an' JOY be al Jou a."
Tek,is 81 a. tdm Gea,ltnas and tr0 i.adies-to Do
a Adam St.dAits NU,lc o'"r.. No s6i bread~J,
william Hall SoD. Brpsd~sy and PAX p'aesi
Frh Pond & Go No y ansl q sqoaIe, or Of eihfH
the Managers JAMES @. MAD AN, Ssefs'sy. dD 1n
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CIRI-Wanted, by a respectable family
~ IN the UPPER iait Of the cy, rate ste ,ds or
Az Wr an whO s perfectly familiar with seasrai house
k aid II Necessary take eptre charge VI house aad
s,lyapi, Good wages Will be pad address y NJ 81
box No 2l6 Lower Post Office vI,h reference. die D.
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DORTRATTS OF LOUIS KOSSUTU.
Tie following the only correct lkenssses "f the
great Hungailan Patrlnt. 49,.
Porran Of Kossuf ham, 81 cfs col d, 81 Genus.
Portrait ct kussMb-plA'n, Il. cents.
Geu'ds K subj am 81. - 80.
Fors.le, Wholesale and retal by 0OUPlL CO,
No $50 Roadway.
NAL fr.e az r,,>tase Jil o.
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WASHINGTON CROSSING the

NV A ) II y G. / % y tRDSSlNf the
w DELAr WARE Over twenty thousand people have
already yisusd LEUTZE'S great EatlonIl pc'nte 81
wASHIN GTON CROSSING THE DSLAWAHE, now
exhiDiiug al STUYVESANT INSTITUTE. W b9 B'Osi-
vsy "1he pttle represents the moment when the gen
General ahead OF The of the STERN amidst
the OF floating lc. 10 'hs OPP slte ,bofe Ia shd
boat, suour ded by Gen Greene Col Munroe, oloefs,
so sieTs AZ d b, AMIN
Ostn every week day from A. NJ. ~ 10 p. NJ. Aims-
siOh IS cents children ~ season ncseis 1O eehs
DtscrIpti, Of the picture g. cents.
suoscrIp book nov open tor the pm "hch VII
be he most I.aEitu and "a Inc engraving svsf quo
hshed n.asnrire 2sra2 inches SUP crbes jnf lse ehf
usd 20 the Inducements srt forth in tho prorpoctns
oil lmTuIhSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

SE 0n0 WANTED, $4,000 for
year. % bond and tg1se. IN
personal property ofthe value Of $40 0sQ Fer
LAPAUGH DOWNING
DIS tiiss No lSNsllst Sd story.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

ROARD-Wantedi IN Brooklyn, or some
Jcoustry town OF county for GentsmsH, Lady two
bdr.n lone 81 FAINT The other years old add Nurse
TENS ut be very mode ate Bees reference gwen ani
required Address o. p Y. this office DIS ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-17

4 : general HousEMAIDs, by two respec-
( table you, Women Are good PLAIN Cooks, sI,el-
leEt asheTs ahd lIOners would themselves gene
rail- useful STEADY home more preferable than hgh
wages woaG Go Chsmber~otk Have the best Ol refer
Can Re for two three days 81 No l9g At
Ian &c 81 South Brooklyn dl7 lIs
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YOUNG MEN.-Wanted, several young
Men IF good address % travel IN different sections
the country aud sO orders among business To-
fol aztec 1bose accustomed 10 travelling, WIN ;aa CO "a
w,tecOmme del III b. aid good wase with chance
make more Apply at Peek slip Foundry, Wlliamsoagh.
few rods from the Ferry dl6 w.
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4 5 SEAMsTREss, by a Protestant young
"A womsn VII, understands ht'ing childrea's dfe sss
shnt nahIeF and ornamental w0'k Best Of city refer
erc.s gwen. Inquire at her pre- ext situation No % se
wont plsee. loth 81 DIS 81
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SPARE HOURS proitably filled up in

I'M IIVN NO PAVHIaU4y HtIVu up III
~ The production o. articles Ia Constant demand bat
hnhtrto irposted Tins AID bes1tifa art sitabls
isi ehheI sex quickly earned AAd requires Bat tiiDs
outlay Those N seach VI nployDsns aad al -h5 wish
10 ens;e IN highly peas and lucrative psrsait.
ootAn stfee p3mpaiet givas f1 IA the
an ~ h0lost - cents N SILVER, letter )Ald al
tIessso TO THOMAS FREEMAN PeRghAespsis. N \
MI. Jackson, OF Aar~Ick, wTtes - ha1 you, not
oaF pleasing, bat eaie lucrative al the article make
ksNuS al sAey sac d7 Ia
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

ccives that crisis is ., hand. nnd lie
is pref arcd TO meet it, and will do 50
with nerve and ability.
The affair is alluded to in the Gov
ernmcn. Icrcrs Of this morning. but
j, is supposed 'ha. the Whole story Is
not told. and that it is thrown of to
allay public apprehension here. Two
cuissarics from the United States are
nokcn Of MS Icing At the head Of
this outbreak, which is one Of the nsu-
al jn,y~sed mistakes Of tue aiilrori.
ties. Two creole youths, educated in
the United States, were at tho gath.
crins, aud probably mainly instrument
tai in opening the cry, bu, there were
no Americans mixed up in the ma;.
ter. The immediate cause of this
movement rests with the newly ap-
, tainted military Governor, W several
,yrannical and oppressive acts. which
| Prove him incaIacitatcd for the re-
spon,ible and delicate trust imposed
upon him by his Quccn. lie treats
the people with general orders" as
par. AMI parcel Of lis own division Of
the army, and compartments no other
legislation to DC tauyht AMI enforced
by the word. .. 10.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

The american anniversary Of indie.
pendence IN London.--This anniversa-
ry was celebrated on the 18th by grand
concert, ball and supper given to the
lion. Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott Lawrence,
by Mr. Peabody. The large hall Of VIII
lis room was used for the occasion,
and appropriately decorated with flags
aud cmblems. The American eagle
and colo,s on large scale adorned
the wall at one end, and were suspen
dcd over a portrait Of Washington,
while on the lower end was portrate
Of our Queen, with tho appropriate
arms of England. Though in char.
actcristic compliance with American
taste, the lion ard unicorn figured in
miniature opposite the gigantic repro
scntation Of the eugle, stars and stri-
pes, this fact was only noticed by the
hypercritical, and affected no. the
spirit and gaiety of tho assembled
crowd. The company comprised many
of the high pcrsonaycs of En.land,i in
addition to all the most favored of the
natiAcs Of tho United States at pres
ent in London. The Duke of yelling
ton walked in at half past eleven, and
was received with several rounds of
cheers, the band playing the usual
heroic song that greet the veteran of
Waterloo. Sir George Grey was
also present, and other distinguished
persons. Tho concert, which com
priscd most Of the vocal talent now in
London-such voices, for instance,
az those of Catherine Hayes. Sofe
Cruvelli, Gardoni and Lablachs--was
followed by dancing, which was kept
up with the greatest animation. Tic
latcness Of the hour alone prevents
US from noticing the proceedings at
the supper which proved no doubt
conducive to the pleasure of all pres
cnt. Need We say that tho whole
scene was emblematic Of the good
understanding which now so happily
rcigns between England and the Uni
ted Statcs.-London Daily Nsws.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24
NEW POSTAGE.

The following will hereafter 10 the
rates Of postage OH the Herald:
In the County Of Rutland, FREE,
Out Of the County and not exceeding
fifty miles, FIVE CENTS per quarter.
Over fifty miles and in the State, or not
exceeding three hundred miles, Ten
CENTS per quarter.
All subscribers TO this paper, will
hereafter b. furnished through ihe
MAIL.
Under the new law, and as the can.
vass for the next Fall Elections, is Just
to open, We are in hopes TO receive m
additional number Of new subscribers
Terms as usual, 81, 25 in advance, 81 Sc
ut the expiration Of the year.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

g." The Free Soil Convention here
on Saturday, passed a resolution recon-.
meniins TO the State Convention, the
Hon. Uordfio .Nesdham, as the most
suitable candidate, to be put in nomina-
ton for Governor, rs he WAS supposed
to be tho choice Of the party in this
county. Whether, in consequence Of
the non arrival of,his message in season
or Il manifested Discrimination on the
part Of Mr.. n. to stand where Mr.. Peck
didn't want to, we do not know bul
for some cause, it will be seen, the re-.
commcndalion was not needed.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24
CT Il A.

Proamnciamemto at Puerto Principt-
Desperate Struggle - Government
Troops Repulsed-Reroi"tionary for
css Retired 10 The Mountains.
Correspondence Of the n. Y. Tribune ]
HAVANA, July II.
1t seems to be fairly confirmed, that
on the 4th Of July, at puero Prin.
cipe, the bone and sinew Of the land
pronounced against the Government
and put at defiance the troops. They
were attacked on the 9th of July aud
the troops were repulscd with loss Of
killed and wounded %, which shows
the desperate character of the strus.
glc, and confirms the number as haY.
ms been at least 5 or 600. They
have retired to the mountains, and pat
themselves in position for defence
with munitions aud materials to de.
fend themselves, taking with them
the lever Of civilization, o printing
Frcss.
So nuei for tho first struggles Of
the child.
Other towns have followed the lead
and in a few days the whole eastern
portion Of the Island Of Cuba will be
IN state 81 revolution. and in sixty
aay', perhaps, Creole destiny will be
determined. The government have
been sending troops to Matanzas the
past week. but It seems they did not
call there, As something more urgent
pressed them eastward.
1t IS common to change the location
OF troops often, ia order that no so.
e'a' attachments may be consummat-
I'd, and the late movements were in.
mated as Of this character, which
Aas nisled many Us TO the importance
attached by the Government to the
progressive excitement now bearing
upon the minds aud hearts Of the peo.
fs. do no, see how there can be
any mistake in wha, | write From,
the character Of tho data nc have,
aud the sources from wl.eace obtainctl
Is seGt-.a Ia. nsac.al Coasla cSa
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

A GENulxE TEEMAGAxr.--Thc Ne"
Bedford Standard say. that, rrccn'.
in that city, a married woman brc'~'
cnraucd because her husband refused to
stay in the house, as she wished. ca0-i
up their child, al infant sixteen month
old, and prccipitatcd it out Of second
story window. The child fell upon TIC
earth, in the yard, beneath The w'nd'''
and strange TO say, was but little ho.
The strangcst part Of the story y ''a'.
the cl.ild had been unwell, but SINCE "
precipitation from the window by 'l'
mother, it has entirely recovered rs
health.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

TIE House THAT SAW 1nE kat
rmAsr.-A very remarkable case %
the effects Of frisl, upon horse, 'ap
The Norwich Aurora, occurred !"
Franklin short time since. a ho'"
belonging to Mr.. Joseph Palmer y"
grazing in the yard near the fence ""''
Tie elephants belonging +" the "sn's.
ric recently in this city, we're PA"'o'
along. The horse did not observe Inc"
till they were qui.c close to him. "'y"
looking up aud seeing the huge al''''''
he started back in fright, ran u Nv
opposite side Of the yard, stood '0' a
moment quiycring. and then orc PpII'
dead. Ito was literally frishied to 1eA'"
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24
COUNTY CONvENTION.-NO
TIONS, ETC.

We had neither time nor space, in
our last, 10 give more than the official
report Of tho Convention held on the
10th inst.-and in now placing the tick
ct nominated before the Wing freemen
of Rutland County, VIC feel that there is
no great or pressing necessity for saying
very much more.
The Convention was we'll attended,
and by such class of men rs would
do honor to any community, and whose
presence ever gives asullicient guarantee
that the rights Of the people are 10 DC
protected, their interests secured, and
the principles Of the Wing party main
tanned against all opposition from with
out or within.
We have said that tho Convention
was well attended. 1t was so in n
marked degree, both rs to number and
character. The nominations were all
fairly made, and in accordance with the
old established usage Of the party and
that ticket thus made, will be sustain
and triumphantly elected by the Wings
Of tho County, is q matter beyond all
doubt or question.
1t will be seen thxt only three chan.
Gcs have been made in the ticket Of last
ye"r, leaving large majority Of old
and well-iried men before US, simply
that we may re-afiirm our previously
expressed judgment as TO their honesty
and integrity, and give to them once
moro an expression Of that confidence
to which they arc entitled by the faith
full manner in which their duties have
been executed heretofore. And VIC will
here say Of those gentlemen whose
names are no longer upon the ticket,
that they also are entitled to our sincere
thanks for their long fidelity to the party,
their consistent action, and for the
faithful performance Of their official duty
to the people.
In any change that could have been
made in the ticket, under these circum-
stances, and especially where new and
untricd men are presented for the suf-
fragcs of the party, it is not to be ex-
pccted-indccd it would be strange we're
it so-that the action Of any Conyen-
ton could meet the entire approval Of
al. Private wishes, personal feelings,
and individual preferences will always
he found to exist in all classes and in
all pariies-and, Of course, our party is
not exempt from the influences which
such feelings and such motives produce
but it is matter Of pride, that the
ordinary manifestations OF these person. .
al preferences and disiikes, are here less
marked than in other quarters, and
generally are most readily surrendered
by the members of the Wing party of
Vermont. They are far too intelligent
too patriotic and too devoted to Jiinci-
Pie 10 alio" personal feeling, or private
,oHsid.raIl9l. IL sweiyt III III hvm =
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

DEMOCRATIC FREE Soil CoNvnN-
TIoN.-The County Convention Of the
Free Soil Democracy Of Rutland coun-
ty, was held at this place on Saturday
last. We hare seen larger gatherings
here than was shown on this occasion,
but more quiet body Of people We
have seldom, il ever, seen congregated
If we except the speech of Mr.. Slams
bury-dcvoied mainly to showing of the
duplicity and iniquity Of the Wing party
and illustrating the dullncss Of his own
mental or moral perceptions while SO
long among them - nothing occurred to
give interest to the meeting, or draw
away the "rest Of the world" from
their business or pleasures.
The meeting, we understand, was
quite harmonious,-it could not have
well been otherwisc,-and the follow.
ing gentlemen kindly consented to stand
rs candidates OH the ticket of the party
agreeing not TO Peek" until after
election--wlcn the people will give
them full release from further service
The following composes the ticket
nominated For Senators b. DAv.
EXPORT of Brandon, !. MARKS of Paw.
let and G. W. CHAPLAIN of Rutland
For County Judgcs-J. l.. MARSH Of
Clarendon and |. BUrTON of brandon
For States Attorney-C. i. HARRING'
TON Of Rutland; For Sheriff.. NJ
WALKER Of Clarendon; For High Bail.
if ii. W. LESTER Of Rutland; For
Judge Of Probate (Ruiland District
ID. S. EwISG, Of Clarendon.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24

GENERAL ScoTT's popUL,RlTy.-
1t would DO we'll and certainly mod.
cst-Cor those who SO pcrtly talk Of
the unpopularity Of Gen. Scotland
so arrogantly assert that he is not.
never was, or ever can be a popular
candidate for the prcsidency--to re-
member that other able and dislin.
guishsd men have, and do still disa
gree with them.
AS we understand it, Gen. Scott
has long been regarded by many Of
the ablest politicians of the country
as a trump carl in the hands Of tho
Wing party, and held ready at any
time to To played in case Of emeryen
cy. In the Presidential Convention
in 1884 convention composed Of
one Of tho most able Lodics of mer
ever assembled in the nation--and
Notwithstanding he had written sever
al lette rs to different members, tha
he should prefer the nomination 0
either Clay. or Harrison, if thought
more expedient-he received ON thu
ballot preceding the last, tho entire
vote of the New Yo.k, New Jersey
Connecticut. Vermont and Michigan
delegations. This, together with thu
fact that he is now the acknowledged
favorite Of Pennsylvania, New York
Ohio, and other important States a
candidate for the nomination, is al
most conclusive to US, that tho gen
tleman above alluded to-.may be mis-
taken. When Daniel Webster, b,
subscription or otherwise, can make
any such showing as this, we will Owl
up that he is popular.-as we now I'D
init him to be great.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-24
ARRIVAL Or ruH ,vr,,
LATEST FROM Ell,or,
HALIFAX TrLrcHAruO,,

""s'NAfU Otttrs 4
Tuesday, July y.
The British mail steamer, Ana
Capt. Lang, arrived nj the dock 49,
past six O'Clock. 4. NJ, having len a'
rrr"oi on The 18th inst. The Ana.
brought ca passengers. inclvd;ns ~
new Lord Bishop Of Nova Sco,,ss '1'
five others for Halifax. Sh, l. '"'
large cargo, and experienced l, ',
hcadwinds all the passage.
The steamer liumLoldi, from y.
York for ilavrc, landed her mai,
Cowcs On the 10Th instant. M 49,,
lean steamer had arrived n, Live,
since the sailing VI the Pacific. ="
EsGLASn.--In tie british rrl.
men,, the defeat, sustained Nv III, e."
crnmcn, ON Tuesday. rr,p,c,in, Il.
vote by bnllot, and the annual IA, -.
a,,ornics. hn,r produced no ,r,c';,,
results. Nothing has occurred in ,rL..
House, cxcer, the tinnl passage ,b,na,
the Commons, Of the hill rcpralmr i.
window tax and establishing house f.,
aud the ignomnlous defeat, bya,o.,%
$50 TO 10. on Dir. llume's renewed ;,
tempt to throw dust upon Sir Jan,,
Brooke. the raiah OF Saravak
The Queens visits TO ,h. civ ,,l
tho two Italian Opera Houses. NJ, n,
events which have cngroscd a,,,n,r,n
this week.
Nearly $4,000 were taken n, the =,
hihIon on tho | lih.
The annual Scottish F,le ,ok pla,,
in London on the lnlh and lllh and
was numcrously attended, despite III,
extreme nnpleasan,nc.s Of the wea,h.,
The banquet 10 the Queen at C.nu
hall, London, passed oil most ,al, ,do.
rily.
The Lord Mayor is TO he created
baronet.
Cardinal Wi.rman was wor.,,d IN An
action al law in jersey: he i, in Lon.
don.
Reports from ireland announce thai
the potato disease had rcsppeurcd Tho
extent is only partial.
a grand fetc was TO have taken place
on the | tn, ON board the United State,
steamship Atlantic, after wh,cl, there
would be n monster soirer AT III" Town
Hall Liverpool. Distinguished Amer,
cana arc invited.
FRANcE.--In France, NJ. lie To-,
qucville has presented to tho Assembly
the report Of the COMMITTEES on III. Re
vision Of the Constitution, aud the report
is strongly in favor Of an entire revision,
but without my personal bearing What
ever. Indeed it ia remarkable for .lu
gulurly strict imparliali'y and caudor
Reports arc current that Gen Bara
quay D'lIillicrs haa resigned the office
of Commander in-C hicf in Paris. Gen
Fadivicr ia TO propose motion for Il"
election Of tn" Constituent Assembly "
universal suffrage, should the revlsoo
be voted. Tho debate ON the report II
the revision committee take, place Oh
July lith.
Tho Council of State hy vote Of
10 against 5, have settled the r.pond
biliiy Of Executive power in CONFORMITY
with the Constitution, n provision d
which render. it high treason for ih"
President to snbvcrt the 18th article ci
the Constitution.
Little news from Germany, EXCEPT
fresh reports Of arrangements concerted
Mt Warsaw for The military dispositions
is Germany, so rs to suppress Any rev
pulmonary attempt.