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w y 0'HVM BOASUIN0 BOk1OOA
w FQM nOxA-.-TpAs ipsVtyoen = situated ip
one q the hesthisss t<s 81 As oa ilnington en-
rsy ueyond the settled portions Of the town. The uni
Vrn heeitAfuness a The loosos sy iufofrod IRON
me net that snos the establishment Of tho 6ohoo about
ysas vsy NV cess % SERIOUS indspodtion
either hsrs 49, ~ pss, saa . i ssss death
ooufss g psfxpsou iprlpass, bpstasths ordinary
SnxnAn branches Natural Philosophy, Chonistry, Physi
oofy History, RhstorS, the vs4ons branches Ok Mahe
aealAr attention q psd 70 The higher Msffsfnstcs and
Lhsr q Mechanics and kngiuesrg tho lAttsr
ana s9h sSrvsF are soght practically By nsd
WIN inc uss OF appropriate instrunonts Lectures on
Sntar rniloSophy and Ghsmistys IN wbiea Al the Inn
regularly delivered baf0rs the studsnts ir " eff1I
tae object 70 make the inssxuctiou Hs thorough
and Practcl ~ possible expense his been spared in
suitable sppsrstus II b believed that IN h
respect the Institution WIN compare Avor,bly with any
sailsr one In the country csisfuy selected library
of more than onr thousand VOLUMES, opptsininK works on
branches Of Literature and Science furnishes
rcAqing natter While Laboratory, nly supplied
and tests, oontsips all that V necessary for
prAotcal Instruction Id Chemical Manipulation
The school year commenced on tho third secondary
Monday Of The Ninth month, ssptsmber and Is divided
into four quarters OF eleven weeks leaving vacation
month duly. SAMUEL ALSOP
mar ~ princ{pxl Wilmington. Del.
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A New Route to Pittsburg.

VIA THE BALTIMORE, sUSQUEMANNA, AND PHNl
SYLVANIA RAILROADS. =

VIA TIN BALTIM0RE, SUSQUEMAN NINA, AND PENN.
SYLVANIA RAILROADS..
THROUGH TO PITTSBURG IN SO HOURS An sx-
j. press train Of viii leave Calvert Station daily,
with the U. g. Mail from Washington and Baltimore, ct
M connecting with the Past Line at Middletown 1t
?; m, arriving at Marrsburg At Il P: M 70 dinner.
irving at Hodaysburg at p m. At this point passen
gers have the option Of taking either the Cars
town, thence by Packet Boats Stages direct from Ho
daysburg to Pittsburg.
Tickets win be sold to the following points, by this
train to witt York, Wrghtsville, Columbia Marietta
Mddletown, Harrisburg Newport Millerstown Perrys-
ville Lewstown McVeystown, Huntingdon, Holidays
burg, and Pittsburg. 2G-I
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley
Railroad which passes through Carsls Shippensburg
Chnmbersburg, and other points on this road. . ~
For the Of passengers from Washington
for Of the above points, the Baggage Master Of the
Company will bs at the Depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company the arrival Of the Morning Cara
m, to receive the baggage, which win be carried free
of charge to Calvert Station. ROBERT STEWART,
a. ..rts- Ticket Agent.
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Newark Academy,

By late reorganization Of this department Of Dsls-
Coege the Board of Trustees have taken
endov 1t with advantages poesessed by sv similar ins
tutions In the country The Academy, heretofore merged
the College, and Of subjected all the evils
which have been found TO attend the sgamson Of the
same government enjoys the privilege Of separate
establishment without losing those which result from its
relation TO the College proper,
A large and elegant edi6oc With all the necessary IN
erected and furnished in which the students Of The Acsd
envy board under the immediate charge Of tho Principal
and bis Assssnts and all its arc conducted
system Of It's own uninterrupted by the interests
studyrooms and dormtories has been chosen with pccu
liar reference 10 comfort and convenicnco for study and
expense las been spared In providing the apparatus
necessary 10 render The means OF insroton oonpIss;
giving Newark Academy facilities for prsvdtt study and
comfortable accommodation OF studsnfs fully equal 70
those afforded BY many OF our colleges. -;
Prom s intimate relation 10 the Colerc studenh Of
the Academy enjoy many advantages not generally OBJ
tainod at instutons Of this kind Those who wish 10
pursue particular branch which falls mora properly
within the College course, may be admitted 10 recits In
any OF the College eAsses STUDENTS also of proper age
and discretion BY Recommendation Of the Principal and
permission Of ID. rsculty may stjoy the II tho Col
may b had the Lectures suo6 ether priyic~es Of
the College /. can b prontabJ enjoyed " aoadsmoal
Tho sh.rss for Bc4tdinr. w..bips, ruol, Light, "a,
With tuition In the Rnklsh Latin and aro.I IL seventy
dollars for the Summer scson and ssvsntysys FOR the
wintsr sesop The only sJtrss are enc dollar per s.s
sion W insdensl sJp<pses rsd fee Of eight dollars FOR
Modsrn Languages snd ~ Of Ave dosts for Dfsvine
from these Who thee classics The sessions ANA Va
Rev. MATTHEW MEres, An.
49,. Pr'sidsnt Of Delaware Collage
ssrSs s's"sre msxA
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Austin's Magic Freezer,
Through IN sir minutes. For the preparation OF
Ice Creams, Water Ices, &c.-Patented Sep.

husttn's magic Freezer
Through IN sir minutes. For the preparation Of
Ice Creams, Water Ices, &c.-Patented Sep
TENDER 49, 1846
THE distinguishing merits Of this Apparatus are
LIST The astonishing rapdity Of the process surpsss
ing belef-henoe the name.
I'd The Cream during this progress Of freezing becomes
charged with atmospheric air by which IL nearly doubles
In bulk, and obtains that peculiar smoothnes ghtness
and delcscy Of favor for which the Ice Cream OF
best ConSectoners Ia 20 highly priced
ID 1T does not require tenth part Of the labor that
the common Freezer does.
9Th IL does It's work better producing better article
In every respect than by any other mode.
9Th Ihereb considerable saving In ice the tub
needs no rcplenishipg during tho operation
The annexed testimonial from the Proprietor Of the
Kutsv House win put TO rest all doubt
Having witnessed the process Of freexna In, Cream
In Ausnns Magic Freezer, two quarts Of Cream having
been frozen In the incredible short time OF sin min nes
oheerfuly recommend II to the public"
II. y. JACKSON,
Butav House, baltimore Nav IB Is4s
"Ths Ii 10 certify, that during the summer OF 1s4s
used Of Ausns Patent Ice Cream Preesers Of the
largest size 90 gallons making from 10 so gallons
per day during the and far regards erpedi
ton and power consider II decidedly the best freersr
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Baltimore, April 8, Isb1.n
Manufactured and for sale by the pstsnfse, AIa
A. II. AUSTIN,
No. 81 N, Eutav street, near sarators.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30
state of the Provinces.

twill be very long before any complete
and truthful history can be compiled Of what has
passed in the departments since the eyenfOl "a of
december The press Of Pans Is annlhl!d.ed, the
telegraph works only under the orders or by the per-
mission Of the Government every country ne sspa-
per atemptlng TO convey any unoitca! intelligence,
i In stantlys eIZed and all letters addressed om Inc
provinces to Representatives or other cstln
persons are either opened OF detained al the Post!
ONCE By what slow degrees the truth ooZes our
viii therefore be readily conceived. mus much,
however Is row certain, that 10 very many paris OF
France. and more particularly IN the central ana
southern PROVINCES the news Of The cobp derrf " a
the signal for the outbreak Of civil war which lasted
for several days and has been aIeHoeo WIN lhgn''
ful loss of life.
That the risInes are everywhere PIT down, We are
now informed oy the same authority tnat tnree or
four DAYS ago would have had I, believed thai en-
thuslasilc demonstrators OF Joy were Ihe only ex-
ceptious 10 the unTuffed tranquility OF the country.
n IS also asserted that the resistance has IN every
instance been the work OF ANARCHISTS, "dena-
Soouesr socialists" or red republicans, ben!
eufy upou plIage, violation and murder. may be
so But the same thing has been said With regard 10
he resistance III Paris and yet We ali kno" mat
the slenctd houses on either .ite OF the boueyaros
extending for the length Of an English mile between
ths Naison Dofee and the Pom 81. Denis, "hlcn
nav now be seen rlddled with the bullets OIL the SOL
d,ery from the ground floor 70 the hth story are not
INHABITED by persons OF that DESCRIPTION.
Ills however, clear, not only from the ADMISSIONS
hu, from The conduc, OF the Government, that the
ty,ncuIIjty said TO be TeestAbshed IS OF the most
below "a scriD.ion. Every day fresh DeparIniea.
- tsci,rec 70 be IN a state of siege Martial Ia"
evidently about 10 become Tue common ~" VI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30
The Arrested Generals.

Among the favorite subjects of gossip
are OF course, the recent arresaiOns OF tue MIL
tary leaders II is profoundly remarked tha' tne
characters OF these individuals were well illustrated
by their various behavior when informed that they
were prisoners General Beceau, whose olSposi-
ton j. stated to be Of WHY, schemlng and " nahAs
ilg" order, entered INTO argument and discussion,
INSISTED Oh considering the matter In variety Oh
hsbts for the improvement Of bis eaptors MINDS
and finally aTayed himself en- gTaDds ts''ae, Ia ORDER
~ avail himself Of whatever inhuences MS uniform
should chance 70 possess win thOse ne Hight Hlee'
with on his way.
Not so the Gen Chan GARNER. As the officials en-
tered he snalched up 4 brace OF pistols, Euc ex.
claimed " Js suis arps7 The chief quietly replied
thar he saw SUCH the case, and that he was "eu
aware tha, Gen ChaDgarnier, b. discharsmg ms
weapons. could xiii couple OF those VINO hao come
10 take hun But be suggested this course woula
scarcely be attended with appreciaOle advantages,
IIssmuch as the house sRtsure by soldiers, so
that the Generals escape would be Impossible ana
a., moreover, the ultimate result would dssuIeoiy
These Arguments had weigh! with the nasty Dut
sensible CnanadrnieT, who tnereupon lad down ais
pistols and surrendered his person. ma
Not 20, az ain, with the amlable Cav dlshaC. ne
seHtler occupation In which he had lately been en-.
saeed had probably sottened his heroic spirI, and
upon his beng aroused from bis sluinoefs ah1 IN
formed TIA. he arrested, he placloiy remarked
sC'sst jusf," and, rubbing his eyes, requesIod 70
be aturlsed whether ne might be permitted to dress
himself adding. III the most courteous manner, Iha'
mrs toilet would rot detaln him long. Beng en-
treated 10 make Els arrangements HtClsciy Ia 49,
vay most agreeable 10 himself, lie rose, went
through the ,os. duties with the most perfect com
posure arc completeness and then, presenting Inn
self with bow to the officer, politely declared hi'n'
self, ros ordrss <,....r, On
lbs. trust lo, below the dignity OF history 10
add that General Cayalsnac forA"I'h d1aies sI .,
letter 20 the young lady shOm he vas ~ sa.IE ,.S
have espOused Ii which he cnNsIVus.,. 1900
tia, he conceived that the event when mao t-
lid entirely cepnye1 him OF any i.s, ,s x.e nm
and lie formally released hef ron any suS a., 70, he
80 ~ III mo can appreciate hlgh-minded.
ness hat the lady promptly and zrass,ay lspsa
tbst an "a from Considering the even! ~ a.
b,-,ng rs1s.sed her from a tie II wnlca sne 'ooh
so musb nrlde II bad, If possible rendered hei eH-
gsssI.,nt more binding than before.
Frcm xhich hitle romance let us pass 70 IAe ~
,,o,onsu,ic conduct Of Col. Charras, VINO, oems
L. Injured IN bed refused 70 gel cp feiusea
c,sss bmsel on 10 allow himself TO De oiesseo
sao,e that II taken At ALL be would De iaHan Z"
into the barg Ain taken al his word
he,ng bundled up with such oedcIoAes - s sc
readiest, and IN that unseemIy glne aro,,ri.,s
m sce a determined IeCssance OIL M'ie '''s's'"
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GERMAN Y.
Opinion OF the Lsurpatioa.

The Prussian Military Journal has an
article IN Louis Bonaparte's usurpatIon, which, a.
giving NE opinions OF soldiers upon military feyolu-
ions may be interesting to our readers. The winter
says;
What has happened and what is yet 10 happen is
not the end but the beginning Of an unknown some
thing, perhaps great enough TO shake the world An
army that feels its power, and suddenly sees ths
p,oof of IL before H. VIII and apply I. and az bar
iicades viii 10 longer give It much 20 do tie resi-
nlents VIII become parliamentary councils where
viii be discussed what furthes ~ 70 be done
The sint@lJigence Of the bayonets'-a puppet
which la. been played with from the uibune-hAs
been embodied, is present, has been employed. ana
aIoomv preiude, even though momeRtary odysn-
tsoe ,hould spring from IL. II the French army
sibrands this temptation, the most fatal Of all, Il
.ill be truly worthy Of all admiration. I'VE admit
mat our cart beats xheG reflect all the pos
,,be consequences A Legitimacy defended BY an
army Is wonderfully strong legitimacy created by
the amy has no future
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-30
AUSTRIA.
The Mother and Sisters OF Kossuth

We read in letter from Pesth OF the LIST:
The house occupied BY the mothes and sisters Of
Kossn.h opposite the Kaoly Palace, was surrounded
IN the right and peIquisitions were made h tneir
spaumenss. kossuths sisters, Mechanics Ruuh1y
and Messeeng and the tutor OF the lsmers children
we're aftsrw ards removed 10 another part OF tie
building. The mother Of KossuIh obtained pernis.,
son To remain In her apartment, but she was piaceo
under the surveillance Of the police. The TUTOR VI"
srihseoaentLY DIT IN Hola