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s.shi. rsIZ chsss Albssy rssss.cssaos aOsesr ed
5eow l, ths wsss Bay Srn t.s .lcsps sspeosed the &
man SrSclt Va Dsyd Hale. Ed.srds. City Point Qussa
Dswssn Baitimore Mary Anna Haley Philadsphia Dts.
dem Stowers DO Bangos according winds soops nss
Witch, and VIM Bowen. NYork
6th-Arr sleeps JohA Parker Mason Albany: Harvest,
French, Work. Osegon. sturss do Providence Brown a.;
Three Sisters, Ms do; Pear Wheeler do via Be-
low fore and aft shrs SID schrs Bosms Treat Phi
Isdephia; pr Franklin. Stanuard and Superior Conley
Readout sloop Marietta. Russell NYerk. ,
Arr at Tnuntoa "a. eioop Pierce, Godfrey NY0rk Bid
4th. siooP Mount Hope. Phillips do
Passed Mount Hope Bay 9th, scar Harvest, Freshly
bom NYoxk for Taunton.
PORTSMOUTH. Nh Aug 3-Arr sehr Iowa. whsslwrisht,
4th brig Nancy Ann, jacobs do schr October
RicBnOkD. Aug s-Arr schrs wiadsor tBr) Frssois
HALIFAX, NIB Straton. Studdams Albany Cicero, Baker
Bostop.
SAN rEANCIsC0 Jgly Arr ships Arools. .Jsunsss,
Philadelphia fc5 days; Lima (PeruvE Lo6 CaliAo ANA
rspth Bstson NYsrt le4 days barss Oregon. swain TAI
cahrano Joseph Butler. 0srdner, Honolulu brgs Ida
Collns Rio ysnsisS Dow Dodge. Hone!a Char.
more $50 do Laurs Virginia Elsdss. San Iss CD abt
WiBsor Manila; bark Maria 1attson Valparaiso; schrs
Sturses Doanett ouaysms; Crescent City (Br) Woods
Lancaster. " - =
SALEN Aug bAr schr Aiyorado. Hodskins Pitstos Tor
Rondout. Cid brig Elizabeth FELTON,. Manning, Para.
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PAkis ANb LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
aist teses an tsw hours. by vegetable appiicstisa-
~. pain In debility brought b. improper habits
snd eoreutsuoDA affections he combines medGines wide
te local iemeay and can show any
Hho cannot be cured without he has u
years duration from the other physcans In all goa.
Ianuts permanent cure Ms makes daily wis6oas
eanstie witch others use csased tS
frrner disease soon enough His diploma With these ana
the hundreds on shows notng can
a. You cured me IN one dsy-D cOrbyn. ap-
peAt0u cured me In e hours,
long tine-c. Derond. paid over $500 in eve ysas Ia
be cured Of weakness from self abus without bsue, sa
time-Jss Evsps Ysu cured me q the worst syphat.s
been under three for year. kesides
quack medicine could hear oG-Wm. Fergusoa. Pers6
be treated by mail Once hours IRON in the shI
in the afterno and to in the evening LARAOkr.
ata
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news BY THE MAILS.
Our baltimore Correspen dence.

BALriMoRE, August :, 1851.
III, Cszsus Erecuf40ns Of te Cosdr Mrier5s and me
Negro, .7nos Green.
To morrow is the day fixed upon By Governor Lowe
rusosting at the North for the execution OF the
urdsrers of the Cosden family and also for the
tioa Of the negro boy Amos Green charged with
mrs Josephine P-pee, young married GeIman
voaan, committed near Laurel Factory in Howard
county the llth OF June 1850.
The Columbia will take down a large party to-
day Chestertowp, to witness the execution Of the
three dcrers Of the Cosden family to- the
early bour at which the executions Is TO take place
desDx necessary for them to remain in town al night
Contrary general expectation, regular excursion
refusing charter them for the purpoee dreadny
large a psay Of unruy characters. The Coauinbs,
however goes down day the segar makers
sion 81 desirous of seeing the horrd spec aee viii
have to 70 down beard Of her There viii be
rsl gathering however from all psrs of the Eastern
ators
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fHLADFIFlfIAf mug ~ Io9tF
The MarshaFs Police Offer hs'd 70 Bal!
Judge Parsons heard the evidence pro aad coo. this
morning relative to the shooting cf DidleSack by ccer
P~rkeapiae of the Msrshsls police From the ts~ti.
any he vas satisfied that in the eveat OF the mans
death IL would only be q OF il il old
rot actusy prove to be justifsble homicide perken
psue vas held in b00 bail to ct the October
Of the Criminal Court. The wounded Is still
alive bit "a thought to bs in q critical condition
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rPHE MARRIED WONANs PRIVATE MEDICAL COM-
psnon-By d. A. n maurioeau, Professor OF Diseases
Womes.fwentieth Edition. Is mo-, pp 20Prios ST..
AZ xsass o. Sf shy'ios and nsns an
band might have been spared by timely possession Of this
work. It intended especially for ths marre6 or thoso
contemplating narrass dsclosss important sscrs,s,
To hose whose health does NOS Ssrm q An Of
fAmt, y IL is Of especial importance.
Here, also, overy femaleths wife, The moshsrAhs
OIL buddng into womanhood the In the decline n
in whom nature conteuplates an important
discover the caases symptoms and the moss encas
and most certain mode OF sufe II evesy
tfxract of letter from ssnsisnsn In Dsyses oaias
DR. A. n. MAvaIcEAu:-
Nv DsAR sIshy wife has boon psrosptbly sinkae ssr
gusA and suffering months before and during her
huement; successive more and more debitA
and prosrsted her putting her li In imminent danger ad
which the iast OCCASION despared Of supposed tat
meet the Al this time (now about Two monthsb
hoard your book highly spoken Of az containing as
express the relief afforded dstressed nina AGA
tbs s impaired 70 wife, learning thai As
great discovery Of II. Desomesnx provided remedy IL
be- But for this another year would have passed over
my head in oil human preba bty wis wssA aAye toen
in her grave, sAd my children leN poshsrsss.
II is Of course, 20 convey more sa.y The
various ubects treated Of they Of natss STRICTLY
intended for the married. those nsrraf
For sale at ~ Broadway and At the Publishing Once II
Liberty street New Yort; Little Co., Albany; Jessc
Tucker Mobile. Alaba f. b. Peterson, W Chestnut st.
On ,hsrsoeps Of 81. copy win e :.s.asses nas.
mus. addressed post paid 70 Dr. n Aasr.osau Box
|, "a. New YORK city. Ohcs, l29 Liberty ssrecN
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Bosro~, Aug7.
Arrisedshir John Jarvis Livtrrooi; bark xby, Ca!
July -. lat - "a Lon % y. Bpcke brig Curtis.
orb for Turss isaae lt inst lat 70 45 Ion o. a.
brig Nj wilder. iron ttsakfort fof Teosseolh
Brigs Cou.ns Philadelphia; Sarah, A~lanzss; jose
phus spd oomsn Ssvannsh hyias Bsl,imorei oronooo.
h0ndou propeller Outsrio, NYerS. schr Wolestt do.
Clesred-R8ris AnonimO Palermo, via Bath: Brunette,
Cardcnas Helen hars Bsltimore brigs Dpnbsr. sad d.
lawEre PiilsdeiphIa, sebr fsvorite Bsruuda.
Ntu BrnrosD. Aag 3.
ArTivdship Virginia, Pacific 1910 ~ lOO ph; schr sussn
Chlse Nlork.
ssilss -sAip Pheniy. North Pacific.
From beiow-BArk Martha. korta PseiGc.
PoRrLANu. AugG.
ArriveJ-Bris GsEelle. Havana. July % lat ~ t, Ion.
spoke chip Remington. iroa Beston tor NOrleans
Bri.s JAmes R0sch, Baitinsre; ATiel Philadelphia
Clsard-Bris Pre,ident Taylor. Bsitiuore.
RIcpNosp. Aug
ArIived-Sohr Sharon. Bosiou.
sALsN. Aug
Arrivsd-Bris shepard Para. July IS. Left bark Re-
public Tor NiOtk eta only A sess. In river 18th,
80 he ttiz HenreO. m salem Tor Pars.
SaileS-B.ig Eiizaheth FELTON,. Tara
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At 81 St,phen's Church, "wednesday evening
August by Rev Dr. J. II. Price, Mr. JossPH l., TAsioU
TO Miss 0rsiILa 7 MFRcFN, all q this city
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NEW MEDICAL B0OKs.-A COMPLETE PRACTICAA
N work the nature and trs.tmsnt Of dsoats dsea
Of beautifully ooored plates ~ large - lsSy Homer Boat
WICK H. d. lecturer and diseases OF the above
nature. IL large quAxto, 10 seooad edtion,
price SO Essr.o. from ths Boston ssosi and s.sissi
cords Actons works the family OF dBesse
Tar superior o anything OF the knd pubshal In ths
ssnts Author os work On Self Abuse and re Dopiosa
81 Fer sale At The publishers STRIN0BR 4 T0WNbEND.
222 BroadNAY, and " the author 0N BroadWAy.
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savsu<h Pr,sbytsriaa Church, respectfully nvitsd
-, s,f~nd bis funeral from De residence Of his father
on FRIDAY, sth inst, ct o'clsck r. NJ The Newark
train leaves at O'Clock p NJ from Jersey City
On Tresday evening after q short illness, HAaRIEr
CIR youngest daughter of Elisha and sarah Avery
syed year 10 nonths and IL days.
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MEDICAL LECTURES oNNERyoUs DEBILITY AND
L diseases ssng from tbs indisere, Yons youth sad
mFstmenss 10 marriaxs, by K Clover, n.
With epgrsvins price - ess The sbeye the rs.is of
twenty experience IN this elAss Of aseas
enabled tht author TO introduce instru whoh
yor,ts and give tone 10 Of total pros
traticn Conhtentai consultations AZ his oss No. aa
street. near Broadway.
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LVkxY A0TdERs BOoK.-THx FRARS OS POV-
II ery, aad tho srests large fsmy ohdrsa
prevent many prudent people from maryog bvs hers
book That viii tell in porsaut when
eyeroome all such objections. Price 81 yor ssts By Dr.
ksmsrpido, 81 the Portuguese Agency No. slress
Letters streOtsd ~ ssOvs box ssv Ysrk p o.. ~n
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nR. l.. NORrAAeRI WOULD SAT- TO TaOsx WHO
have eoassAeseA ais.sse. "curs ut ysieas" chat Is.
my profession snd have treated successfully thsussaes u
can do so (fses Of charge fsc A. e 70 SP ~
excepted. you value your hssith, you will avoid thoss
vou and tha. their ons kind Of medicine Is Al .hss .an
sary foE disease 10 all it's icsns Perseas whoss heath IL
been rhned by these egotsts. call upon daily.
L. MOxfAM0RE, n. d.. lo6 william strsst.
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nR coops rxTRACr.-A CSRTLJN AND -srssDy
~ sprcj6c-Thn ettrsct s Fusssntsod W N AeYs
tine n 10 without tsste smell sad wf1i sxee ~ 0s
mos. aslic.t s,cmset. seid ~ Hrshem 1IiN. ~ -
cue y. n. Lvss. an 0Sasl sttees <zJ ~ u<<&nnnn6a
s~/s sssses syssNte Navsrs
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ne tAtPH 3 PRACTICAL PRIVATE TaEATiss--
~ inJcnsed for J who .ctd ani ps,ctcs nfJynsso7.
o. 7t az" ,ed With csr,sir diletes-zivns tae nstur3
sirore Iregrss an 1f sscE dissase vsh
rcc 20 ~ TIE sies thcis nartse nent he-ia pisnsn-
gsTe " ersb'es every 70 successgy and yyiystet-
tcss ~ esss, iudye proferly treated. Tents
81 ig1si2 pp, MIN plates; ?iise ~ Seld 81 50
Msd tscure saveo rss " saarssss tpossp.J,ts boz
So RD.t Onise.
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Lester D't steamer aerlia fcr nermri. 80 rhenss
rtrto Ners Crrz, and VI, the Wee. India islands.
y es.s s,tA7 ttehsns. Reading Room tt EXCHANGED on
Friday. sch, at ~ o'clock.
ll.rall L. aalnn
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A,e : Wind a. sunset, ssw; At meridian, S; a, sanse
d.. nil
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DE. !oHTsoN No. " oUANE 6TssEr, 80 VIE
NJ hns-n IN are ,resnsnt OF delicate dAscnss hs Dee
tors sa.on r ss these rolf srrej shss ssys
existed for wears pre-ennen, Constft,tioas vasassS
bro nsht ~ hsb sfecteY sufsd Resent sAs
cured u fenr ssrs perfect eyre orn5 ohSsss.
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q k0A REWARD.-JErFRIks' ANTlDOT1 sPS-
ROVV cifc mixture foe the Of private dso<dec4
makes spsedy without the east OF
drink exposure change In application to business
proprietor CHALLENGES single case which tas mstcss
put in bottles with fell directions At ST. Ons bottle
ssts weekmsay cured in two days For sale b. O.
Ring l& Drosdv1y aad los Bayard street, new gocA W.
Little. lN Hsh0ser ssrost Boston; Wright CO., New
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LCOR LIvERPOoL-UNiTID STATES NAIL STEAM
L ship PACIFIC. Captain Ezra Nye:-rhis steamshii
will depart with the United States mails for Earope
yey on Saturday August 10TH :. Y o'clock T. from he
for For freight passage having uneauasd
tons Tor elegance and comfort apply to
EDWD. X. COLLINS. 56 Wall street
The steamer Baltic will succeed the Pacific. sail Aug
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
REPORTED LIBERATION Of KOSSUTH!
Dates: London May 81, Paris May %, Liv-
erpool May 81.

The steamer Asia, Capt. Judklns, ar
rived Yesterday morning at o'clock, bringing London
dates 10 the 9th The Asia left Liverpool at 81 on
Saturday afternoon, the oath May, and has thus made
the passage in 10 days l6i hours.
There is no political news. The world left the ex-
bibition day and went down to Epsomraces Even
Parliament adjourned for the great Derbyday. There
had been more conversation IN Parliament about the
Papal aggression bill but no result IS yet attained
proposition was made for morning session to IA
ciltate business but Lord John Russell objected say
ing that he should rely upon the support of the house
if such a proposition became absolutely necessary.
Mr.. ". J. Fox moved a resolution for the estab-
Hshment of free schools IN England and Wales for
secular instruction to be supported by local rates
Sir George Grey opposed It fecbly and Mr.. Hume IN
its support quoted the perfect success OF the Massa
chustts plan Of separating secular from religious In
struhion. Mr Hope denied that it was possible to
give purely secular education. The motion was
lost by vote-l39 to Al
The University of Oxford has protested against the
legality OF the Commission OF Inquiry, which has been
in session for eight months and Just ready to re-
por IT, The Times calls it the dissolution of the ten
centuries connection between the Crown and the
Gown.
The Great Exhibition attracts as usual The
Queen and Prince visit it daily. But there IS no news
Of especial importance in relation to it.
The Times has severe leader upon the recent
Railway accident at Derby, by which several Ameri-
can gentlemen were injured 1t attributes It to the
same cause as the Chester accdent-a too rapid sue
cfSeion a. trains
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THF SPEEDY PASSAGE OF THE Pacific
The owners oitkc American llnC OF steamers some
time ago promised a silver vase 10 me engineers of
which ever of their boats FIRST performed the passage
either way under ten days. TINS feat having been
performed by the Pacific the following engineers.
WHO were highly cOmplmented By Captain Nye ami
tie passengers for their eKertOns. viii be the recIp
ents Of the prlze Mr. Daniel b Martin. chief en-
groor MI Nathan Thompson junr., and Nj John
{. Thompson, first engineers Mr. Alexander Gun
bingham and MIR Beverly Parks, second engineers .
ara Mi William Russell and Mr. William Harris
third engineers.
We understand that Mr. Jacob Bell, the builder Of
he Pacific had expressed his intention OF presenting
a suitable testimonial 20 the engineers for the rapid
run 10 Newly oTk, which VIII doubtless be confirmed
when he heals Of the present extraordinary perform
ance Mr. Bel has been long famous for the ships
launched from MS yard, the Gauick, Sheridan. Shaks-
pearo and Roscius beng among tie number. He ap-
pears 20 have been equally successful IN his
gong steamers. the Pacific and Baltic, both butt by
him. having so fcr done him every credit The per
fCTmancCs Of Capt. Nye IN the old Independence,
ere still fresh IN our memory and he can now also
boast of having made the fastest passage oy steam
both ways Cn record. The Pacific had head winds
during about Ont-lhird Of tie passage. LIZ. Times
The Morning Adter'isr States that the Duke of
Wellington VIII not commemorate the victory OF
Waterloo TINS year.
Our American friends arc preparing 10 send 70
tie Great Exhibition monster OK. weighing 1900 lbs
as SPECIMEN Of their abilities ia the manufacture OF
beef
Mr. Peto. NJ. p. Il has accidentally come out.
went beyond all the PeeIage by guaranteeing
10000 To Tie Bank Oi England when things looked
uncCmmonly queer with the Exhibition Commission
eTs and &c, only that but he refused T. have the
fact made public.
The ECarc OF Directors OF TIE Alias Assurance
company have determined 20 give to each Of the
erhs % their establishment. In alton. tour DAYS
Hafe OF absence Tor the purpose OF enabling tha-r %
we" me Great Exhibition Tie Company paving fo-
TIE admissions A Ike fayorhas been arare-i - tho
gentlemen Of the sun ONCE and TIE Pr0ydeat Jerks
Life Association.
The Duke q Wellington. after witnessing the
performance al TIE Duke OF DCV0Hshire's on Fridav
night. returned 20 Apsley-kCuse. where he gave a
grand la. TO UpW srus Of 1900 persons The gallant
Cd Duke led The first dance with Lady Clementina
YlllaTs, ard subsequently dancedswiih the LADIES'
Ray. super WAS served ~ one O'Clock and the
company cid not separate TIL five. when the Duke
tace farewell 20 Tie last Of h. guests.
Mr.. HcywoCl intends o. Sex leave To- lntr0lu.c a
.lil in me Commons Tor The removal of The dsabIb.
lt' "ifa prevent e. certain class OF her Maiestv's
SIT .tci .ffm taking ceTces il ttc Uuyers,ies OF
tk'.st .Ta u-ritcc.
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Ifr Asio.l LFER4oOL, Friday, MAY g. 1851.
STAB o. IRADE-Wc had ano;hcrdull week IN business
etsfl4l TIC cpa'iuuti decl nc Cotton d.sc9grgcs
ti a. ng ne manrac-Iers boz there has ~ lae been
r-'-l- l,frC Gong.
ACsEf M.HEEr -T-ere uo further change 70 tie val
nf f. money lie rate II scount 10 Louon a.
iof ster n-s There has been decline 20 shares Con
COTTON MARkkT-Ihc activity which we noti-ed AZ the
era n act Net las MT been maintained The Steamer
ASA ara Fc blolgl urfayoraf e accounts II the grJ
4 cup 1t me effect u tls couier 44nccd hy heavy
te,tI toton has heen very freely pressed the
As and considerable quantity has been sold daily de
cin puces. the decline the week beng % O. ID per d.
n HicohnE Americans. Tt man Of tins depression
- mo nci pressure quarters that leads 70 forced
ares ga some instances tcr cash. Some Co;ons too
teg On lnf market under peremrtory orders o. sell
eeftc ron America. orders gwen probably expectation
~ meeh hgher prces prevailing here The weeks sales
ere fg ales, Of which 400 Speculation and 1888 for
LAIof The imports 1911 bales. The market today
EeaYy md depressed than the panic Of Tues
Jay, 18th instant Sales 80 bales and Prices IRE gaF but
csng ths sfernooa with rather better We quote
far Orleans sd niddlng Sd 70 Std far Mobiles e. md
olng 70 iail glands SO, mIddlIng I'D
tnhA MARkkr-Ihe arrivals continue liberal IL Cram
and lour Dgnng the week there has been 81 de. ~
sll % press louT fer sale and rncee ara I'M f. n
rogers Wheat - also freely oscred, with only n erte
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Brown. Shipley a Co.'s Circular.


PEI Aua1 LIVERPOOL, FRIDAY May q. 1851
After he departure Of the Baltic the th INST We had
decided reaction Cotton, with advance pnces Of
ID h. accompanied by general impression that tie mar
kt had the lowest point THIS better state II things
barely lasted three ia when the market again rcapsed
INTO It's previous dullEess and became gloomy
than before Holders apparently lost all confidence and
determined anxiety realize has been apparent through
out the week. causing decline the lower and mdding
qualities fully I'D h. aud Of ~ y y the higher grades
a. Ameucan-the following beng the Official quotations
which quite nominal
Far Orleans 81 FAIR Mobiles, 8, Fair pands Sd y ID
Mddmg ST. Bid. :, Bid Al
Inferior and ordinary, Ad4dF b
IN Manchester the bness ia Yarns and Goods has been
equally dull. lower Prices having a presen, created m
creased demand
The sales # Cotton for the week estimated AZ 270
a.es q which specuators have taken 800 and exporters
ftGl bales
The Import Of Co this port for the week amounts
o. lt3 bales The total stock tins port u estimated a.
ltlJ aes, agaast $4,000 AZ THIS period Of last ear the
i az ~ American ot2 Geo a-alns- 1890 at The time
lie Corn Market cCltn tie dan stale. with
Ia'fer lover prices Baltimore and Fh lade lha Flour 2ls
an td ibl Ohio ard Canada ga 10 Cd: Western Canal
ia to sur 10 tcdl,, trI. Indian Corn 30s Gde3s
= srter for Yellow. 81 Ga MTed. and 80 for White
Meal ~ % nj ~mte Wheat 9, gdG5s. Red 5 ida Cd
FL ~. Yours resfCctfrlr.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY 4 co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05

The President has reviewed 1900 men upon the
Champ de Mars The cry rire Napoleon was general
and enthusiastic
Petitions continue to be presented for the revision
Of the Constitution.
The Legitmists, headed by NM Berger and De
Faloux, have determined to support motion for
revision, and, at the same time, to oppose the re-
election OF Louis Napoleon. They have published "A
manifesto to this effect IN the tn1on.
In the Departments the peutionary movement
takes a more decided color, and pronounces Glrecty
either IN favor of the pfolongdton OF the freSlue
movers or the restoration of the legitimate monarchy
The moderate Republicans have prepared mani
feSO setting forth their reasons for opposing the re-
vision Of the Constitution. which VIII be published
The Paris correspondent of The Times writing on
Tuesday understands that the report of England and
France having withdrawn their opposition to the en-
try of Austria with the whole of her possessions INTO
the Gcmanic Confederation Is uniOunded.
Some disturbances took place at Belle Isle on the
l4th inst The political convcts attempted to resist
the authorities but wese put down.
The Funds are higher.
battalion Of Chasscur' dAfnque leaves IN a
day on two az route for Rome 80,
The French Government has Just addressed DE
tailed instructions 70 General Gemeau relative 70 the
aggrcSSiOns against The french soldiers al Rome II
is recommended. among other things, that the officers
and pryaies shall only appear publicly IA rather nu-
mor0us bodies to be IN TO danger OF asSassina-
ton, and that Ia the event Of Insult or aggression
they shall eulorc respect hy vigorous action.
II appears from the census lately taken IN Paris
and the department OF the Seine that there is con
siderable reduction III The population as compared
with Tie census taken IN the year 1916 Al that pc
rod The population of Paris amounted TO ,0j3s97 in
diyiduas having fixed residence. II now iuced
10 Jess than gOOOO0 souls The villages on the len
bank of the Seine have SenSbly declined while Ba-
uqnolles, Monmarire, Nemly Ia Chapee.la Nillette,
BeyIlle, and Bercy on the night bank, have IN
creased their population considerably. The prison
erS confined pa he department Of the Seine amount
to 4,G97, divided among eight prisons.
The receipts Of the Orleans and Bordeaux Raj
road Company FOR the week ending the 18th of May
amount TO sl.675f, being an increase Of 1871 as
compared with the corresponding period Of the pre-
cedng year.
The commission on the prOpoSlu0nfoI establishing
special police 10 Lyons have declared themselves
IN favor OF the measure With only one dlSsenilent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-05
GERMANY

The Cabinet at Vienna, in compliance with the re-
erated requests Of England has at length consented
TO set at liberty Kossuth and the other refugees on
the express condition, however that they shall imme
diatoly leave Europe, and engage not to return
without the formal consent Of the Austrian Govern
ment.
There has been a great food at Vienna IN conso
sequence of the rains. All the bridges were carried
away But there was no loss OF life
IL was stated that the plans brought forward At
Dresden would serve as the basis for the proposed re-
vision Of the Act of Confederation
The Empcrors OF Russia and Austria and the KING
Of Prussi@ were to meet at Cracow and proceed to-
ccihor 20 sJlmutz
The Governments Of Austria and Prussia were
still at variance with Denmark on the HOstem ques
ton
AdycCs from Vienna, Of the 18th instant, state that
the Emperor has published letters patent providing
that the paper MONEY of the state, the circulation OF
which Is compulsory, shall not exceed the amount OF
geo Millions The banks shall not be allowed to issue
notes to an amount exceeding The above sum The
negotiations with bankers, and other persons inter
ested in the circulation, are to be opened at once tor
the purpose of Withdrawing from circulation large
quantities OF tie notes and state paper.
Marsha RadCtzky has been summoned to Vienna,
for the purpose II Is believed, OF accompanying the
Emperor 20 Warsaw.
Dates from Frankfort are Of the Goth inst During
the absence of NJ BOchow, the PruSslan representa-
tive now 1t Warsaw, his powers are delegated to
Count Tlun. the Minister of Austria