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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-29
PHILAprLpaIA. MARcH ~

SENTENCE OF kIDsAPfKRs-In The quarter sessions this
morning, George Albert sentenced years mpr-
sonmen IN the penitenay and to pay fine Of $1,000.
Fby Price, his accomplish was sentenced to eight years.
imprisonment in the penitentary and to pay fine Of 500
Both were connected with the kidnapping Of colored child
taking il to Maryland, and selling i, into slavery.
Mefadden, the druggist, who was convicted Of man
slaughter oy causing the death Of young last
by administering morphine through mistake was SEN
fenced to three months imprisonment in the penten,isy.
John T. Deal, Thomas Sales, ard George Elliott were
committed by Mayor Gpn this monnp to answer for the
murder Of Charles B!aney, who killed during ARRAY
yesterday afternoon. , !.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-29

PuJie-reception-popularity is not the most valu-
able in the world, as the crowd loves holyday,
and would gather to look with as much intel
ligent curiosity upon a Royal Bengal tiger" as
upon distinguished United States Senator, even
though he were President in expectancy. Popu-
lar "vivas" and hurrahs," though not actual
votes, or even pledges Of support, are good things
and exceedingly pleasant to the of the recipient
True, the crowd shouted as Justify for Jenny Lind
and was even more vocferous for Mike Walsh or
Ned Judson, returning from BlackwelPs Island.
But them through all these public receptions cheers
hurrahs, rides in open chariots, and innumerable
polite bows, bareheaded, to innumerable, sturdily
covered, and gaping sovereigns, TO say nothing Of
the multitudinous, pump-handle-like shakes of the
hand, whom the distinguished and smiling victim
Of is delighted to see-though all these little Incl
dents farcical when viewed too nearly, they
really useful in their way, and largely pay for the
long and inexplicable journeys of distinguished gen.
temen.-N. o. Delta. s
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THE PRESIDENCY.

Some of the newspapers and their correspon-
dents are beginning to create little stir on the
subject Of the Presidency. We consi-
der these efforts altogether premature. The great
body Of the Wing party are not merely satisfied
with President FILLMoRE's course thus far, but
they think it respectful to wait awhile longer before
taking measures calculated to create unnecessary
agitation. The Democrats are at a loss for sim
gle vulnerable point in the Presidents policy. We
mean the rational and rejecting portion of the
party. 2yT
4 That violent and discontinued spirits will be
found North and South must be expected, but their
efforts will be harmless unless the conservative
portion Of the people suffer themselves to be pre-
maturely involved in party discussions.
The next winter will afford ample time for the
consideration of matters relating to the Presiden-
cy. In the mean while let us await the result Of
South Carolina's pouting spell. There may be
something above all former party issues to engage
the attention of the people for several months to
come Winchester Republican
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-29

EXPLOITATION. OF SPEcrE.--The high rates Of for
eign exchange are compelling the continued expor-
tation Of specie. The Pacific, which has just
sailed from New York for Liverpool took out
1917 $40, and the Havre packetc off s2l2,O40.
Here is aggregate of more than half million Of
dollars, which goes to Europe to meet the demands
of a foreign Indebtedness which has accumulated,
which we cannot meet by exports of our own pro-
ducts. To such course of trade as this, il per-
sisted in, there can be but result in the end and
that disastrous ONE Baltimore american.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-29

Fox LIBERIA.-Some Of tAe Baltimore papers state that
during the last few weeks quite number of very respectable
c,orej men, with their families residing mostly in the
southern section of that city, have been making arrangements
leave and their future lot in the Republic Of Liberia
They design embarking in the first packet for that distant
country and will carry with them large supply Of useful
u,enss and other desirable articles
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THE COALITION ILLUSTRATED.


"WE MUST CONE INTO "WeMusr meet the issue,
coILIsIox WITH THE AMERI- amely submit TO the y-
cAH GovKRsMEHr. say ranniss of one Of the most in
MUST For the Fugitive Slave famous and corrupt Govern
Bill shall never be enforced under which civilized
throughout the land" Gap people lived" Charles
pause. )-lFrom Rev. SAINT ton Mercury. March 10th
Mays speech at Syracuse Is9. et
nti-SlaVeIy Standard, 10Th
March," att -
Here we see that the object which Northern
Abolitonism hopes to attain by its ncessant agita-
ton of the slave question is precisely and strkingy
Identical with that which the Nullifers Of South
Carolina are after. The coalition Of these worthless
is perfect. Their cause is one and the same. They
play into the hands of each other with faithful
ness and unity Of purpose which men whose
thoughts, hopes, and aspirations are the same only
could do.
Toget up fight with the Government at Charles
ton is yat the Secessiorists are after ithe South;
to have the Army and Navy brought into the field
to enforce the Fugitive Slave Law is achat the Dis
unionists are longing for in The North. They are
now raving SO fran.icaly as to induce the impress
sion that if the Government will not attack them
they will attack the Government.-N.Y. Express.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-03-29

Clock ron sixTr CEsTs.-Mr. Chauncey Jerome, Of
New Haven, Connection, has actually made tmepece,
which he will keep good reckoning, and which be
sells for ,Iiy wholesale, and dollar 81 retail The
works oil made Of brass. He makes Upwards Of eight
hundred day OF these articles.
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From jefferson TO Richafd Genty's, on New river.
From Mount Airy via Judesvile Gap Civil. I1A1t
From Slatersv'lle to Mount Ulla. E E8 nae stl
From Jonesvle to Judesvlle. .'.t,
From Sugar Grove up Cove Creek and down Roan Creek
to Taylorsville, in the State Of Tennessee.
From Tsylosvle, in Tennessee via Carriers Forge, Ba
kers Gap to Sugar Grove, In North Carolina. II
From Asheyle, Buacombe county, up Rem's Creek and
down Joy, to Democrat.
From Mosey Hall, via Jericho to Strabane.
From slatenvile, via Taylorsve and Lenor to Jones'
boro', in Tennessee. a. era H2aN tf
From Union Institute, in Randolph county, by Fair Grove
and Midway, in Davidson county. ~tq,fr#rs
SOUTH CAROLINA. IA.
From Newbuy Courthouse via Reynoss, Huntington,
Cross Anchor, Woodruff and Chicks springs, TO Mer-
ritsvie te'g 4fl' tstt. q
From Rocky Mount, Fairfield district to Lancaster Court
house. rs3a s r. ,s!,rf lss 4gss
.q4 GEORGIA. N a. <, n.a i
From Shapes Store, Lowndes county, via Shanks Ferry,
Randall Fusoms, Robert N. Parrsh's Lott Windows, to-
Vienns, Dooly county. a #F "a &
From Monticello, via Carde's, Lalss and Gsinsss. Il
From Toombsboro, Wilkinson county, via Milton, ste-
phensville, and Cool Springs.
From Lsurens, Pulaski county, to Hawkinsvlle. e
From Oscshope via Poinder,er and Tssswel TO Colum-
bus, Georgia. 2.ls VII q.Et' htss
From og!eshorpe 10 vienns, in Dooly county. ~ ~ y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
London Produce Market July q

SIGAR-Wtst India brown aud inferior rather lower hue
superior yellow steady sales 35i hs including. at aucon
CO hhds crysallzed Demerara Good and fnr yellow, los
to 4i> mlo ing ue brown 35S to 3oS Sales Tor the Wees
no hhis at dec NE OF Ga in superior and Is IN inferior
Serts Refined Demand rather better at iGs to a. for
brown humps Foreign No pubic sales, but privately
cargo Of yellow Havana reported sold ~ rs oil LOT
Tor NJ a. MauuiiIs duA. ana at auction OF l37S bags
mart cold at 20 37s Sd for uddng % good yellow tine
3ss TO 49, I'd OF Bengal AZ auction. 962 bags sold a. rs
for common khaur 80,
OF COFFEE At auction 19i casks and 800 bag all were
sold Good to mldns good, SIS 20 6i fine ordinary i6sto
fg> other sorts 40S to as Native firm 1000 bags, AZ ac
ton sold al : Oh To 81 for low ordinary.
TEi-Nolt doing IN low, bat good and fine qlict
RICE was quiet. bat prices not lower. 49,
The Con aetlS rmcT. bat there was tle passing
The sales for the week reach 40 bales. ~
Iron Scotch Pig quiet at 39S 10 39s Cd, Common "eNh
Bars N fair demand 40 "a iOs. 49, .
TAfIow-The market was firm. with far demond fine
Y c brought 37s I'd 10 Bs on the spot.
FRIDAY July 2i-Thc weather has been unsettled wf'
and and the grow crops 4 Gram are nO ueh oe
or than they ten days ago sui me Corn 'rau
e lat two DAYS has been merely steady WIN very mod
crate demand The country demand for heat AMI fi'nr
which Las been IN ahoyaLce fur three or four weeks re-
TUNED to Us TODAY and altogether we had good healthy
us ness very ton prices, for every article OF 'e "r"
ftaEp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

PROVIDENCE, "Wednesday, Augusta
La, d. sA about 10 O'clock hre broke ont " tnl.
place destroying properly 10 the am'uh' ~ s"'''""
tmongth buildings destroyed we're tie arpente.
.hOD of MOu.ton 4 In2raham, aud the stables Oh
The f,nncr lost A. 900 to 10 COO-insurcd for 81 900
The tauurry establishment Of Cleveland Brothefs
lost 80 500 10 81 coo partially insured An od 1ulia
ing adjoining the Canal MARKET; 9wne' " ' ~'
seagraye. loss s2,OtO mouse oeioh5H3 - WV
Salisbury loss 81 800.
Across the canal on Charles-st., the damage VA
very great, The tanning establishment, 81 II. w
Eush vas damaged 20 the amount OF se'efal nun
drtd dollars.
Two buildings owned and occupied by the Provf-
fence Canal Bleaching Co. were nearly Destroyed.
several other buildings, mostly dwelling we're
part ally INJURED AMI many families lost iher iufhi'
ture By removal and water.
Several serious accidents occurred. member u
an engine company was badly, Il not ataly IN
ured and Il was rumOred that another MAD "as
killed.
TIE FIRE broke out Oh Mll-st.. IN The NORTH part of
tie city The carpent.r rs shop Of Messrs aollton
& IngIaham was the first building burnt Their
loss IS - eco, upon when they have an ih9fance
Of $lCC0 II.
The stable Of Lewis Thayer was burnt hetl' gI I'm.
the hay and grain II contained NO Ihsuf"ii1e' IA"
horses and carriages were saved
The flames then consumed Messrs Ciefe,an'
Brokers' turning establishment. Los sJ"y'. IL
surcd 70. 81 500. ., s,
4 large building. owned BY JACOB T. SeiSra'e'
was nearly destroyed. Loss 81, 100.
The large building occupied as calenderibg an
r,.ck,re rooms by the Canal Bleaching Company.
was almost totally consumed. Loss hea'J' aAI
partly insured. A.. a.,
caf6 son. was seriously damaged. Several small
buildings we're totally consumed
A Vreat many wOrkmen lost their tools. All i've or
az families we're turned into the streets hOuseless.
The build ings were mostly Of Wool.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

An important incident rcgartlns The ce.cbrated
" Lock Controversy" has taken place For some
time past Z: has teen well known that NJ Hobbs. Nh
American exhibitor Of locks. has upon more than one
occasion limited at the possibility Of opening without
KEYS those locks which had beer considered A. pos
.eSsing the great desidraf,0 Of perfect security In
order 20 put the matter TO test, number Of gentle
men were invited 10 be pre- sent a. 81 Great George-
street Westminster. 10 meet III Hobbs, for the pf-
pose Of afording him an opportunity OF operating
ulOn a lock winch some months s,nce was paced on
tie door of one of the vaults OF The : ile Paper.
office The loch having been examined ard founi
10 he fairly locked, Mr. Hobbs produced from Ms
waistcoat pocket two three small ana slInpe-lcOA
ing 0ols-a description OF hlch, Ter oO' ious reasons
We forbear 10 gsc-and proceeded 70 "OIA Nlitih
81 minutes from the time OF commencing, the oDlt OF
the lock few be ok, and the door was openei IL
vas then suggested by one OF the gentlemen pres
EN- that Mr. Hobbs should turn t.e Dot DdcA
AGAIN and lock the door II beng "A " de ectof iock
n was considered that he would De unable TO accom-
DIish this feat In less than ten minutes, however
the door was again locked-no injury "HdI'Ve4 W
done TO lie interior ofthe lOckand no traces we're
To Nv seer 81 us haying been TlcAef. fae JOCK IN
Grestlnn bore The stamp Of " Chubbs New falcn,,
We understand that a COmlnlites consisting OF ar.
JoLu ReDUie, Professor COWper, ara ~. Diich' h'S
been arro.nied fOr the purpose oi making arrange
merits nor allowing Mr.. HOBBS % Try ms SKIN upon
The mystcriOu lock exhibited IA mT bramdifs Nin-
receive tie sum OF eco. The lock j. 20 be 2c.)sel
between two boards. sealed by The Committee ana
nothing but tie hole for the kos i to be- expose" 10
view and thirty days is to be The period allowed irr
opening 4. The experiment J. lookei lOrwar1 70
with considerable interest by all persons colnecte1
With Tie trade We may add, ihat M Hobbs eN-
hiDi,s a lock, and offers a reward OF L2Cn 10 any
person wi o can pick 1t form false key when VIA
OyCn u, after examining the iofS ana EcF ioI any
period they may please. i"'o'f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY AUGUST 7, 1851

binding and stitching away al rem for ~ last two
months and half. NJ. Petn has been for many
years engaged IN attempting the solution Of this
great problem. He risks his fortune upon the idea
that IS embodied in his flying machine. He has
spent over 10000 francs upon his various attempts
In the present combination he has the roS; perfect
colh enoe, and announces his first ascension for the
ED OF August. On this occasion, he Is - Femiin IN
sight and cross and fe-cyoss PaIs IN all manner Of
directions. The announcement 10 this effect Is a.
reacy posted AID Is resi- and quizzed by crowds al
t't<y corner.
For one certainly be.isre TIA, the ar VII Dc
ore day navigatcd. and TIA. We Of this geleIe-0E
SHAH I've TO see It bat Il VIII be ~ some contrlg-
anCe Of extreme simplicity. n5f yet brought - hight,
rather than By any intricate complicated adaptation
OF any Of The known mechanics forces perhaps y
some Imitation Of the wing Of Bad. the tai and ~
OF d il>h. or the feathers or The htPt ~ IN arro"
an AFRAID NJ Petn building castles 10 the ar, AM
Eot balloons The WO0t-WOrk Of he carcass - eG-
,essvelr fragile and once unsupported underneath
vii be tsr7bly likely to come raStifs down upon
lHe heads II the lOOkerS-g9. There may be some
thing IN il, however and Will keep you informed
Of lis success or downfall. One thincls % 6e apprc
henfed-;hc iateTdict Of Leon Fauehc-. II he does
cot prohibit re experiment, It val ne wonderful
indeed. O. B. T.
PAEIs. Thu.r5sy Evening 1t Is believed That the
proposal 70 adjourn the Assembly rom ASyG>t i TO
October ~. viii BE- adopted
Tie ouel talked Of between " Baze eni Leon
faucher viii ret tasc place. Owing 10 ihc influence
Of friends
advance On YESTERDAY prices f.yes oper-i. % ,
closed % IS
Marshal SebastaSi. who had been long m a de-
Clluifg state OF health died N Paris on sunday.
The Marshal. 10 q native OF Corsica, vas born
IN the lit Of Nov, III. and consequently IN
lis Soih year. lie entered very young into the ser
vice. and Won his first grades IN the campaigns OF
Italy. He Is made Colonel IN l119, after which he
was CuDC1 ed by the inst Consul in several diplo-
matte missions, IN which he displayed great talent
~. ticuiariv 81 Cons; aninople He was made
fer1ral 81 n vison after the battle AVStcrlltZ.
where he was gricyous!y wounded. Afier The reVo-
luton OF July. he became Minister OF Fore ga
AGair. ard " a. subsequently Ambassador o! France
N Lemon. lie vas created n Marshal IN OCTOBER
ic1u
The l'anf'eIr Gg SIR saws 4" VI Theirs is post
lively expected 1T Vienna IL he month VI August.
where lie vii remain zen or fifteen days VI. ThiovS
has Ct MAI cd and Obtained from the Assembly leave
oi absence for month, commencing on the 25fh 81
Jolly he = urmeietely to leave for England on
the os'h o. august n is 10 return - Paris.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

oub,c;nthe Roman States.

Tie Osserrqtore Romano states that on the 10th
inst another attempt at assassination took place al
Rene, on The person of Slgnor squaslla, connected
with that paper. lie received four stabs bit all
without etc Ct 81 siieht cut the right hand being
the only wound inflicted or him.
letter rom Rome, Of the ltth. states that an al
tcmrt vas made on tie llth 70 aSsasSnatc Menslg-
nor TizZani. Bishop Of TERM, by blowing up the
house lc inhabited at Santa Mara Maggiore f0T-
unately the incCndlary missile. consisting oil Tue
nave OF Wht al loaded with powder and grape Sho',
y hch was - set fic 10 quantity Of comOustD.e
matter m the cellar exploded before y reached us
destination, and only caused some slight damage 10
tie outer wall of The building The unknown au-
thors of Tins criminal attempt had previously hai the
hardhood TO stick MP bills IN the streets, inviting the
friends Of The pgelate to be present al his funeral
MOIsgrOT IIz7anl Is almoncr general To the fonti-
zeal noOns An immense store house for forage,
situated outside tie Porta SAHARA, and belonging to
the coach-hreI Bacmlil, who IS also the proprietor
of the Cafe SCidrIa, where the French officers gen
orally meet. set IRE to On the lsth, but the
flames were stopped IN 'iInc.
Letters from iugo. IN the Romagna, state that
comuissary OF fhe Roman police. named Baldanl,
las been found to have been an accomple OF Passa-
tore tic Celebrated briganG he IS ~ present under
trial The est OF this man Is said 70 have released
some twenty Young men ifon cap''i ~ lie> hi,Uis
been mcafccratcd on account OF an imaginary haL-
zinian pot. inverted by the Roman official such
facts - those serve 10 throw light on the state OF
things IA that part of the peninsula The Roman po
lice always had bad name. ana &c efVclly so, dsthe
above serves to show
p. A letter has been received from Rome, dated july
TO- and written BY the eminent archeoiogsi LAM,
with reference to the suicide OF the keeper OF me
Vatican Library, an aged and venerable ptela'e,
MonsgnOr lloltZa. This eccleslastlc helj an once
Hhich i generally accompanied by the rel nat ana
lad been Tor year, professor 81 the Roman hlFeI-
I,y Dretmnent above the rest tor extensive acquire
rrcpts lie was between sixty and seventy years
old. and II would appear that perfect deHDefatloA
presided over the fatal act He coolly wrote his rea
sons which may be summed up IN disgust and DIS
content at the proceedings of the Papal Court" y
razor was the instrument Of self destruction.
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NORWAY.


Tie journals % christina Norway OF me l''l'
.t.ts TIA, serious disturbance took place there GA
tb.. prevlous night. seTeraI thousand peIsVns a.
,ertscn - breakipg open The doors oi the pfl'oA.
ana releasing .ome meleiactors who we're conhhed
tlere lust = they were COMMENCING 20 Or open
Inc doors seine strong ce'achnen;s oil cav t'fy aH1
ir,srfr7 arrived and put TIE MOB " hlghf, AM
rrrrh, we're arrested II appe r IN Il tn, o1ira5e
haS been csused ol the c.ub> Of "orkmen AT no
rsterg all re men employ cd IN me royal III nan
r,tar,o-y tave teen discharged The greater nua-
h,r ~ them were members OF these ~ocie,les AZ
Drsnmen the Pre>iceut and Vice-Presioe;t o. inr
WorEInan's Ciuo have been arresiet. AM 'ls ')'S
s.i ,iners Of tie J.u3 seaiei mp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
PORTUGAL.
Symptoms of Revolt.

Account, nom Lisbon. 20 the 10Th inst, give the
particulars Of several disturbances, almost amount
iug to temporary oft, among the troops a also 70
an attack upon the Civil Governor Of BcJa, and his
subsequent Night 20 Lisbon. These disturbances,
which were promptly TepreSsed, appear 10 have been
promoted by IntrigueS against few Progresista OF.
Lcers but the soldiers had not generally sympahsed
With Tie officers, and the measures adopted By the
Government seemed likely to bring about more
wholesome state Of things.
Eleven Sergeants OF the 10th regiment mad been
taken INTO custody, upon charge Of conspinng 20
cether 20 effect another Instruction.
The Count Dos Antos and the Vlscount 81 De
Bandera had been appointed by $aiianha to militia
~ Off q.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07
rnr BATTERY ENLARGEMENT.
-..,.a of Gesrge Wood ON the Right o. the
Assistant Aldermen TO act on eahnishea
n.siness Of Previous Board.

A question has been raised, whether
Md OF Assistant Aldermen can take UP bust
uew Dsich has been passed upon by a former Board
m s s,dermen md left unfinished
OF AZ not think that IN such cases the diminished
I.a.ss mus be abandoned, and the whole procee9-
MS commenced anew. ,..u..,,,.,,,,,s %, 49,.
~. On sgcreeate Municipal Corporation, compose1
ioIn,ss,al Darts Such Corporation Is continuous
1oss not change ITS powers or lis character oy the
,hznge OF It's members, -. .,,,o - d,,..,.,. -, -
IN ~, The enactment am passing OF laws aud reso-
20. Their rules Of action are taken IN great
iulo f,on, those o. the British Parliament which
oririr n the early history Of the country.
h4n1sass paSliamen;s were called together by the
ooeu at,cr long intervals. lie often acted even
hAht, a,tiaf;ye capacity without their Intervention
100 n became not only convenient. but mus
nSie Ina, those Parlianents. so called ana organ
-. should n their acton De 50 lar iscOihec'ed d.
llsa, ne Il slslatiye action OF one independent
10 I'M o,bc,s either preceding or succeeding.
o. W, Sc case IS wdely different with orr suDorjI-
Dus ras,ora.iop The case IN 10 Wendell, tJ9 i III
point ,..rs,iore change their members fre-
,, A ias; amount OF business i constantly
euss.yyLem and IN an unfinished state, ana II WolG
~ .tended Nth vast inconvenience 10 tue ooJy,
Dc n ..,,h g,eat inconvenience and expense 20 me
AM , n Al the unfinished Business should cease
puSn 20 be done over, on every change oil the
sasmkers OF Corporation $500, ..,.,,,. -
in.eno,fsni IN determining such cases. "neh de-
az rc.ri.ary 10 such usage would upset a uidti,
clson ',,.nsactions. and involve large numbers Of
Iude VI oss expense litigation, anl often m rum
fih,nk dec.Geily. that III such cases. e oo1y WIN
,exIy elected members may take aP anu TDhsl"o'
the un6nisfc1 business. "
yev- Yori Jppe 49, 1871.
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.lnuinr VOC the ,alc. e.ec,ed. "
CApryEs RrsroRED.-A recent report

from General Harvey, commanding on The Iextn
frontier communicates intelligence OF ihe ie'ce ~
geyenteen Mexican captIyes from The hahdS OF tne
Camapche and Lpan Indians. and thelf dei'ery ~
the Mexican authorities Il GneTaro' hekco' a3ie '
ably to tie llh article of the treaty Oh tutu1luP
Uifalgo sixteen Of the prisoners were DOJ anu
III wefe children collected IN the predatory eHcu
icr, Of tfose Indians from different parts Of lns
Northeastern Provinces OF Mexico ont, ahousn
nay ~ thfm had been rom five 10 seven year, "a
sn,ivifv the United states officers were ehaDel 10
osther such particulars respecting theh Pifsn,ase
atc "a 81 g, VI - .reir Samiles Republic.
I,pANA.-John A. Matson, ESD, the
WIG candidate for Governor IN 1872 Dt' no" w .i
IN Cincinnati pfacioiug his ,n va, a. mat
place II September
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-07

Movement, in Lombardy.

TuiIn journal. TIE Op'ni0ns Of the 2lSt inst.
>tais> thai tie steamer Raie'Zky on Lake Nasgore,
haG been completely armed -FOUR large guns had
been pointed against Layeno. on the sice OF Pied
mont Twenty Wagons laden with warlise stores,
had anYed nj LaveAC, after ceposiing IL the church
If NaGoueta. On tie road TO NarCSe. a quantity Of
Shells iuscos, and proioc.cs Of various kinds. The
Goyerr nent had ordered a second steamer 10 be
iuiu on Lake Margi0re The free port OF Venice
was sclcrunly opened en- the goth inst. Letters re-
ceiycd from Rome mention The Pope Te',.ln.