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Died.

On Sunday morning. March 90. MARY owrs, second
daughter Of Cyrus and Caharine Knapp aged months
and ~ days
The friends Of the family invited TO attend the fu
neral Tuesday morning April at 10 O'Clock, from Al
Wet Nineteenth street.
On Monday morning, March 81, GEORGE T.. Of VIII
liam II. and Eliza l.. Macy, aged years
The friends Of the family invited 10 attend the fune
raj this afternoon at o'clock without further invita-
ton fro the house Of his father No a. East Twenty first
street.
On March 81. AIrRrD G. FosTrH. aged years and
months. son 81 William NJ. and Eliza \. Foster.
On March 81 at CO Livingston street Brooklyn. IL
let fever ALBERT FRrpEHIcs aged years and months,
youngest If Thomas and Mary Rawlings.
In New Orleans March Il. NICHOLAS SINSoTr by birth
Irhman but for So years a resident Of that city lie
served under Gen jackson at the battle Of New Orleans
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SINGULAR FACT IN MODERN PuLosopHY -The
bamburners, who are considered the blacklist anti
slavery elements of the New York democracy, are
coming out slowly, but surely, for General Houston
as candidate for the next presidency. The Sc
ward wings, also, who are considered the blacklist
antsavery elem ents Of the wings, bringing into
the field, for the same result, General Scott Is it
not singular to see military and gunpowder candi
dates brought out in this way Is it not singular
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LIQUORs.

GUINNESS DUBLIN xxx. BROWN srOur-RE-
commended fer the eslilitsted and scky by the
eminent rhysiosns In this country and Europe for its
s.rsrgthsning and ,vsors,ing qualities Also, Barclay
fertns London Porter all the favorte brands IN Scotch
Ales and Bass Co.'S East India Tonic Pale Ale, sale
any quantity, from dozen bottles 70 100 eask Of
eght DOZEN each. ~ the importer GEO r. LETHBRIDGE
- and ~ Fulton street.
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CALIFORNIA.

II IROHHoFF DE sofa CO, COMMISSION NER-
chan San LraocAsco, California Refersnccskessrr
SrFuk GO 81 rtonas W: I; kollera sand nsrs New
YORK. W. Brine Sons. Baltimore; Gosslsr Co, Bos
toni frahling or. sehen London John A. proegss Co.
EIsmsni CerFscp h 90, bpspsn; Jehn kssoh Co, Phil
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great sale 81 old Italian Paintings Society
trary Building Of Leonard st. and broadway this
I o'clock This j. tie valuable collection
ohervd IN this city, aud veil worthy the attention
Of all who wish t. procure valuable work 81 art
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FAxCY GOODS.


ERENCH PAPER HANGfNCs AND BORDERS -
solomon Hart 23 Broadway. of.r for sale Wholesale
and rstArtho most extensive and beautiful
I,nch Paper Hanrngs in the city comprising rich decora
tive Eld velvet tin oRk and other papers an
superb designs and prices which fail suit Pur-
chastrs viii hnd IL 10 their advantage call examine
the stock Papers put W the beat style BY eompeen
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On March 8, by the Rev Mr.. Chase, Mr. JoHS LAUDER,
Of Vest Farms. to Mss MARY Ann CAMERON.
On March 80 by the Rev. Henry Chase Mr. GEoRGE III.
THoNros, Of Baltimore, Nd, TO Miss LAyISn Belts, Of
this city.
Baltimore Sun and Clipper please copy.
On Wednesday, March 10. ut the Church. University
Place. ty the Rev. NJ 5. Hutton Mr. WILHELM ScHAss,
Of Germany, to Mrs MARoAREr CoSovrR, Of this city
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u.v. ycu seen them, Genin so,sc,s. the

Attention o. articles Of taste 70 the
beautiful Of Canes he has received from
The untings 81 the richest and UNIQUE
description tneIn ins among other ornamental ops very
elegant miniaturr Caeses gsr has also
he st"ss 81 ordinary aired 0pers Gasss. we'll A. hghy
h,. ~. Ars9 ~ sstsiss - ~ soaea arseyto
GENIE, g4 .proaavay, opposite s. Pspls
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DECLINING THE PREsIDENcy.-Wea are authorized
to say by Gen. Gil Davis Of Coney Island, that he
declines being candidate for the Presidency at the
Iext election, not wishing to interfere with the
chances Of Gen. Scott.
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Sls7s1o IS Total L. weeks SOL $50 40
Amount twelve corresponding weeks last year 4s1fs -
Difference in favor Of this year for months sl2e3s ~
The following is fair estimate of the annual re-
ceipts Of the other leading newspapers of New
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will rive prompt and faithful attention the sale Of House
hold Furniture the residences Of families will receive
u for cal. at his 81 and SO Broadway
white street Cash advances all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

Re ad that the whole city rngs with the extraordinary
accomplished by this vegetable tonic atera
tive diseases Of the stomach. the liver the
system In of general relaxation weakness and de-
preston Of pirs its effects surprising No. g2
broadway
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spftNG FashiOns-Nrs. GrOOSm, MIIItner and
Dresmster ~ and y3 broadway, has the Partisan and
London Spring fashions for the year FISH, both millinery
snd 70 which she respectfully invites the
tentiop VI the New York public.
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Singers Sewing Machine, which sews,

and sstshes In the beet manner Linen Cloth Leather
tn smpi. in its construction, strongly made,
and dueatle and liable 70 break Of repair
may In operation at Harvard place Boston, S
Market street Philadelphia and AZ 2s Broadvay opposite
Hall New YORK. Those interested are
invited TO call and Judge for Themselves Machines And
territory for sale. L. N. SINGER co.
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are invited g eXamne The beauufuI Wigs and Toupees
manufactured by Medhurst a. Heard. Y Maiden lane N "
and National Hotel, ashngton. d. c.. Warranted per-
feet Mt and not to shrink change color Also, Braids of
long Hair front Brads &C. Call at the mandatory before
purchasing elsewhere. Copy the address.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

bic remedy discovered for the of head and
mind plantin of neuralgia head ache vertigo
Be- superior TO all other preparations in exence it
viii also depression excitement atendency blush
retsne eepessnes dislike o. society Sold 1872
broadway Of John and No. 7J Fulton street.
Brooklyn.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

......... FVsi OF II r NOI II e
DosT OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER EAST
Eruadway-Mails for Europe per L. 5. Nail steamer
ARtTlt-Lcttcr tags fer Liverpool, Londen Ireland,
France all az Germany and other foreign countries
will close 1T this ONCE, Wednesday April at 10 ocluck,
A NJ AARON SMARTS
DosT OFFICE, NEW YoRK-NoTICE.-THE MAILS
per United states Mail steamer ARCTIC, will close at
this offce Wednesday April 2, at 1ut A. VI. CONT.
mental letters Arctic, must be- prepaid cents each
rate WIN. v. BRADY, A. M
FANCY GOODS.
HorsEKEEPERS ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE A
tne assortment Cornelius Damask Mantel Candieatras,
cirar doe, Solar LAmps Chandelier Quceas Pattern Tea
Trays Ivory Cutlery silver Plated silver. Tea
sets ~ SO Table Forks 81 spoons IS daIcn will bear
engraving \. MORGAN, 49, William street,
between Fulton and Ann. opposite the church
". a X. DAVIES. sos BROADWAY. HAVE now IN
n store aud which they ofer az ~ per cnts than any
other establish In the city Lace aud Muslin Curtan
French Paper angings interior decorations conices win
dow shades and every article In tie upholstery line u the
most fash Eabe kind, whoisale and retail. Call and
anime them.
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To Catholic Book Store Keepers.-A large
Assortment Of Prayer Beads Medals oliver and plated
sissss Fonts Altar Charts &e &c For sale Low for cash,
j. LAUMON1ERS, " Maiden Lane, stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

~ Greenwich street-All sites o. Eng.h aud German
o..ry. troideres and Lace Goods selling cheap.
Thee sho wish 70 purchase would do we'll examine our
rtnent convinced Of the truth Of statement
THOMAS MCLAUGHLIN 2Sls Green w,eh street
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lady who has used the article forget rapdity
with which eradcates dandruf the delicate hue which IL
mTarts 10 the scalp the vgor fexbilty and inclination
curl which II eonfers upon the hair will keep the and
number, z Maiden lane, green in her memory.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01
Rogle,s Elcctric Hair Dive Is the most per-

manent and Natural Hair Dye invented and neither
washing the effects OF the weather destroy
color or tarnish il in the least This with Boges Hyperion
Fluid for the hair and Shaving Soaps be had of b.
ID. Sands, 100 Fulton street; RushtoR, Clark Co.. 273
broadway; VIM. IL Cary Co., Brigham Day, and drug
gists throughout the Union.
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ssie.-Mc,srs. GouPh Co, ~ Brvadsay respectfully
beg call the attention 81 the trade TO their extensive
and eoc. assortment ~ European Engraving including all
the latest publications. u the day o. Co have also made
supply the trade with Kind Of artist
rials in ported direct from London and Paris.
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beautiful pictures acknowdged 70 ~ the plus u
~ art. Those who wish examine specimens (of
which this gallery contains the largest collection ia the
world requested % call at the National Miniature Gal
tsrt.N Ne. ID. r.
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whiskers, the moment is applied without
hair skin 1t be washed Immediately without disturb
ing the color and has bad odor 1t applied sold
Phalons Wig and Toupee anufactory ~ Broadway
sale in the city and country by druggists generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-01

~ the i'm. the Magnetic Telegraph Company. extending
l.tvs.n New York philadelphia, baltimore aud Washing
and connecting with the southern Sou thwescrn
aud Western lines of Telegraph. New York Once. No
Hanover street OF Beaver Of the Exchange
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Gouraud,s Italian Medlcnted Soap cure.

pinples freckes, eruptons chaps, &c. Poudre Subtitle
hair from part Of the body Liquid Rouge for
pale lips and cheeks Hair Restorative, Lily White A at
the old established depot "a Walker street. Broadway
and T. r. Calenders IS South Third street. PhadelphiA
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border sgrav.d printed In gold beautiful article Tor
weding nyitaon etc. also finest plain French Porcelsn
Wedding Cards. and splendid assortment q Wedding En-
yelopss, at EN ERDELLS, J2 Broadway Duane
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Court Calendar for Tuesday.
Cmcrir Courr.Nos. 81 $50 2s1, 2Ss 2so 2s7, 257ls,
go, 2D1, 40, ~ 300, 2g4 2-i5, ~
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sale at their nursery, Flushing Long Island Aiianthus
Trees Of extra size very low for quantity, being de-
srvus u clearing tie ground. NlNTERS CO.
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Rntng will he opened this evening storpani lia
broadway and walker street IL has been highly
Commended ~ work Of art.
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Gouraud's Liquid Hair Dye win convert

red hair to jet black brown the instant it is
piled literally dying the hair the instant it is applied with
out staining the skin Warranted taken. Found
only at Dr. Felix Gourauds old established depot 81 Walker
street, first store from Broadway.
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hHth stUtH from MY stOft IV BroAuWAyr one haII the
amount for either. GEO BRIDGE
A BSCoNDED-Si REwARD-RANAWAY FROM THE
n subscriber indentured appren the he
ting business viz Henry Kelly fourteen Of age,
Hight hair, pale complexion, tall and dressed in blue
roundabout, blue pants, and blue James Owen four
teen Of brown hair dark Of small stature,
and a similar dress The above will he paid
the delivery Of either OF said boys to the subscriber all
hereby forbidden TO harbor trust either them
Of the undersigned default Of this
they will be dealt with according to the Law made and pro-
yided. JOHN RUSSELL.
Croton File Mills Sing Sing NJ Y.
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Mrs. Jervis's Cold Candy, the Great Fire.
side remedy for Coughs Colds Hoarseness, and the
rious Throat and Lung Complaints Sold by Mrs. w. JER-
Wis, S66 Broadway, and by druggists generally.
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L,OR sALE-As 1T NOW STANDS THE line or
Telegraph with two wires extending ND the Iludson
the east sde from the Harlem river 10 Anthony
Nose, above Peskski there crossing by mean. Of
ard stsnch.ons and extending down the
eide 70 the vicinity 81 Fert Lee This line Of
wires was erected Tor the of the Magnetic Telegraph
Company whose line from Washington New York IN
means o. shch 70 cross the Hudson New
line o. he company now crosses ~ Fort Lee the POLES ~ssa
cross pieces hsulstor mast staneheons de- 81 the
river line are fer sale they Any persons yany
snF 70 rurtlae can learn Lartioulsrs arplsatiss
tie tfhte VI The company No. bHapoysI styeea
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- uHe DeMI'-So Vt ttHSentovaI.-Or'
diseases will be removed by the LIST of May 81 Broadway
In the interim he be consulted from till three,
rs Broadway Entrance through Waterburys furnishing
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Watts Nervous AntidOte.-If we able
judge of the superiority Of the Medicine by the
superiority Of the must be- what
to peruse the advertsementthey the beautifully
written things Of the kind See the piece
ii is worthy OF Moore or Byron.
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REWARDS.

C100 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR THE cONvIC-
- lOO ton of the thief and
Satin, stolen from store 100 Broadwaor half the
amount for either. GEO BRIDGE
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DIR. James w. Powell, Oculist, Aurist, &c.,
to devote his atten exclusively to diseases ofhe
Eye and Ear from to o'clock daily at the
has occupied for the last years PSI Broadway entrance
Warren street where be had his Treatise the
Sd edition, price 80 cents.
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THE TRADES.

NOTICE TO UPHOLSTERERs.-YOu ARE HEREBY
notified 70 attend the regular quarterly meeting OF the
lphosterers Society their
Mott streets Wednesday evening April at half past
o'clock business OF Importance will be brought
fore the meeting. Also, the election OF officers.
=. W. CARR Secretary CHAS. CRrx, President.
DLUMBERs wANTED-AT NO. 3i9 BoWERY sTEA-
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san recently from London associated himself with
Dr. Wheeler Oeuls the Of diseases the
and the practice of opthalmc surgery Artificial eyes ap
equal to the natural inserted without
Office, Barclay street
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the money he paid the Widows Orphans Fund
Of Deceased Fremen-that there is not a engaged
bottng porter ale cider mineral produce
bette article than the ndersgaed do will limit
time to month for all to compete.
GEORGE EAGLE, $50 Fulton street.
N. BMr Samuel Brevoort leaves New York the 5th
April to make with the best Europe
expressly for this market. G. E..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-04-01
THINGS IN PENNSYLVANIA.

Tho operation OF the Pennsylvania aw of 1871 entitled
IAN &C, 10 prevent kidnapping preserve the pubic peace
prevent ros &c. has been by refusing the use OF the STATE
as 10 the claimants ofusves ard prohibiting the
o. State officers to create connections and Tio;s MOREOVER
is pronounced by the Democratic papcrs o. ' o'ae "
unconstitutional d!sgracen unncg hhory and calculated
,, .rasperate and weaken the attachment o our oou'e'
sb,,yczens 10 the Union In another column we give
an abs,rsc; OF the debate in the Pennsylvania Senate win
The vote repeating the single section which PROMPTS the use
f the State prisons the saekepng OF the fugitive slaves
This is favorable action il goes That the whoe OF
re unus, sections repealed owing TO tho unah
NOUS VOTE in the negative of the Wing members VINO con-
s,ute the majority the Pennsylvania Senate The HaTTs
burg "Key Democ.atc) that in January large
majority Of the Legislature in favor OF repeating the
rcole law OF ls4Cbut that the change OF action mas oeeh
"Wrough, BY executive interference to screen Gov y4h
son from the responsibility OF signing or vcoins inc
BILL He will be the Wing nominee for eeection ana 'e US
of the small SQUAD ofaboonss must be secured 'ahy pe
THE consequences continuing upon our statue ocoN '
insulting slave of az, weigh as nothing N tie Scae IA
comrarison with the importance 0: retaining ie" anacs
1nder his banner II remains he seen whether MS un
ecrnulous renegade BY thus showing his Willingness 70 Co
olesce with dsunioniss and traitors, has not assumed
weight of responsibility that will only orerwem Tim
with defeat and disgrace bn the party 10 whom ne mas DE-
serted and who submit; to his Gictation>''
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For The Ereuirc-

For The Enquirer.
TO THE MEMBERS or THE REfoRM STATE CuNVl;HfloN
plain country planter proposes I" adfesS ic" huehs
20 vnu- honorable body tG subject oi tho organization
Of the judiciary o! the State.
have read the late report by the Chairman OF this Inhl
mrcc on this vital sJsc; Of deep and perradne I'M
the great mass 0i me communir-one IN Mc
All portions of the State are decay interested. a"
all portions % the Stale should be looked TO rs ca@"a
principles without giving section an undue ihiGenc'
over other sections, l. the Gas" now: because INC i
llucnces around the Metropolis have more power 'ah lc
rest of the Stale combined The humble individual VINO now
addresses Won can see 10 why it should DC thus sec
,iona But Tor unexpected report as that auoee ~
although suppose they were lawyers VINO MAGE H. ',u"'
have preferred silence has been source OF muGh s!a
cation to see some noble and dsinercsted Spirits coming
from the West" throwing themselves into the otcach Oh
The hiIhcriJ violated rights o the mass OF he peot
You declared when addressed the people from e
hustngs that the peop!c had the capacity OF
rncnt; capable Of making their own selection oil p"0
officers Tor hgh p!accs
Now look at your rcnort You have reported that The
Court Of pps1is shall be elected by the Legislature ns
is The most important election that can take place IN u
State. Are you behind the age IN when we nHe
virtually this IL more than the peop!e
exercise! What you have thus 10 wllou ms
rivcge! |, is virtually saying they have not ts Iaac1s
The higher The Office the greater the rcsp"ns9h't en-"
hence il should be in t.e power OF the sovereignty o' M
land, iou allow by your recent report the people 10 eject
their Coastd5es. on acknowledge thar II Is more M
portant TO the people elect the higher branches Oh INC "
dietary than the election subordinate officers GU VINO
have had any experience in legislation cannot excuse your
selves b. saying that the Judges would degrade themselves
and prostitute the office BY eiecoreeng with 'ne people
More of such influences will rc brough: bear on me lie
.sa;ue than take place with the cenuun? al large
10 continue 10 elect them they iby the eSsa-
;uc) tax oil thousands the treasury by Inc people,
dGpcslia.y power, will no: cost TIE Ssat
one copper.
viii not charge the lawyers with selfish motives in
bringing N sucn report, which when understood, VIII be
odious 10 the people, But nj the same time would Ike
them al isas! TO appear 10 DC HE Csors ce-abore sus-
picon'
In addition wha, have said voter might be pleased
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FURTHER FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

az -IE STEAMER Ca:!D2.
III: St Lawrence IL. :. ratc,l Commander j. il. Sands
af.eL d: C.:'cs the 1916 March, Nth the American cor
:r:DLton 10 IL. great exhibition OF l13l She nus made
,is pa: age l1om New York il q days.
ENGLAND.
The process ~ :ccci.in. and :r:an-E. the articles Ia 10
aAJ!; G the crystal acc is going on very satisfactorily
ani lclJt entertained that the building vii. be open
cd n he proposed tame in the month O; Nay.
:! lFa. body If 'ureara: an! Poles refugees from l2
lau stugr." IN 'iun1ay had aI:H"!1 i'''ro" 10: Amer
c. BIT: .icir arrival from Farce u Liverpool Me- were
NJ; ~ d.nr,:.un tine i.onion Democratic Commit
Tee who have induced them to remain in ha2:ad in oe
they say BE- ii hnl N case icir ad Should be TcQr
I'd to :. the Democratic in either France iiun
rary
TIE Ingsh government have, 50 far paid offered IS
IL n:rrr man qho vi. America. e" OF The iiua.
,arn. have arccptst offer bu, the Poles al! refused
The ,a ma -,ras ana the Mayor OF Liverpool have had
several interviews With 'hcn 10 Persuade them 10 migrate
Public meetings have 5.en held 10 raise subscriptions for
hs ard il i. propDsrd to have performance
tho ROYAL Theatre ,r hcir benefit They said % be
Gre byLg ii men, aal their firm: qmst and orderly
cause and made impression in their ivo! which will
not soon bc !o:cutren.
FPAECE-"e haye bat little news Of moment from
France brp..'t ~ this arrival.
The weekly account Of the Bank of France presents the
commerce II that republic IN the most unaronb!c point Of
yiru. The 5oD in The bank uIvs, equals The amount Of
bratoo OF the Carnival has also exercised dcprea
sing influence 3a ne Commercial! prosperity OF the capital
Tn manufacturers ana wholesale merchants complain that,
.yt,h the exception .! ;ew English there arc no foreigners
in Il" c.;r.
!nnaccotni- rom Tic agricultural districts however,
ar tr aG".c. ;at the large stocks oi heat,
formed: he'd Eelpsc nearly exhausted, and tnat
linz :ser' large experts England induced the farmers 10
!ao: ic. ~i-!r,r prices.
paF!- WsD,-ssr4: General EXeman, has been rat-ed
% lie AJAX ni Marshal OF Fance. The President has
vcr.t several regiments leaving Paris, and has issued
cra that these reviews whatever sha be utter
cd
sac.e: society Lille has been discovered in the very
act ot hanging e.ilgy vi the President.
In the erl.tncnts in all the towns, the Socialists have
been attempting make demonstration, but withou
success
All hop's II fusion between the two branches OF III
Bourbon ;inilr end. The young Prince Clare
has written that effect the Oricanis commute
Paris.
! AUSTRIA.-Bsvond the discussion Of the compiled e
! Roman question, we have nothing from Rome Tn
Agsans are being advanced, in unison with the Neapo
tan= close upon the frontier of Rome, with the view
keeping in check any revolutionary in that quar-
ter.