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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
IRELAND.

- News has reached Dublin that Thom-
Francis Meagher, the Irish political convict bad
capped from Van Dieman's Land The intelligence has
resched his friends from private source
- The scheme of forming an Irish colo
ny In Ardaasa is, it would appear, to be carried isto
execution. board having been appointed TO that eex
The coonywill also receive some German Catholca
1t Is reported that near y month must
yet elspse before the final decision Of the Holy See
the matter of the vacant Archepiscopal Chsir Of Dab
lin will he laid before the Irish ps,ic No enter
tains double rs to the choice falling upon Dr. Cusa
The first sample Of the Irish Beetroot
Sugar cold In London last week, at X v cwt a
price far below that of colonial Sugar and yet the Beet
root Sugar will realize proat To the manufacturer
Bristol will he considerably enlivened
during the coming by royal visit and embark
atom. Her Majesty sSfs 70 Waterford where abe VIII
be received by Duke of Devonshrc, and conducted
In his private carriage to Lsmore Castle and after re-
msoing there few ds,s will set out 10 enjoy the TAR
famed lake scenery of Killarney She then moves up 10
Dublin md after holding levee and a drawing. room
the Castle and passing day two at the Vcereg
Lodge, from kingstowu TO H)iyhead, and rav
Gs direct from thence by train 10 Bamoral
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THE LEVANT.

We learn from Smyrna that the pr
rstes beginning TO reaTear on the waters OF the
Levsnt They carry their audscify 90 tar that they
have actually come up close TO the port OF Smyrna in
ierrch Of booty which they have succeeded In carry
ing of safely the very teeth II an Austrian rnanof,
war They take good care never to come near any
vessels carrying the English French or Russtan Tag,
and attack only those from whom they do not sppre-
bend rrprissls. As the Austrian commerce suffsrs
greatly from this scourge part OF the war neet CON
posed Of frgae, two steamers and two corveetes are
10 be hifer shortly make crusade Against these
formidable pirates Naples Is likewise 70 send several
vessels
Tho Triestfr Zeifung now says that
the expected arrival of Fuad EHendi at Cairo had given
rise to great appreh enons Nine of the sses had been
closed and the guards doubled. The Pachs's private
had been removed the garrison OF Aexapdra
reinforced and 200 Kawasses added to the police force
sudden blow 10 anticipated after the Turkish fashion,
and different measures have been taken 10 ward t on
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

ESssSs~SA Rsvtss, tuss out -. necra Lngnaa ssd
Co have " announce thss the 3S 1osfaM ene rapsrs
Of he .ne fhomss Moore Ia prcparseaoa for pu,h
cation ma that they wl be edited By the Right Rev.
Hon Lord John Russsil
The Manchester Examiner estimates
thar dvrng te last few years. the wesvers. within
creie Of Ten miles round Manchester have o ~ STRIKES
10000
Mile Wagner, the new singer, has
arrived In London and % Mr. Lumley's dsnay an
,nnred her intention Of ging At the Covent Garden
oe, House where Gs va. ann 70, the
PcpAde Mr. Lumiey immsn;y .os. om an 'nj1sc-
ton and the musical wof'd s'e~"y eSeHod Inc
Mr.. Lumley is making the most SIREN
. .sr,. 10 induce Madame Goldschmidt to lend her
all powerful aid in 'upport oil her MAJESTY iheafer dur
Vice Admiral Halgan has Just diel in
Pari. ia his 18th year He commenced his naval
in liza.
- 1t is rumared that an eminent and
popular srtis s likely to be grsced BY special token
Of exalted favor.
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b.r. Dough. for that purpose-so the sro.. wrath Of

The eiasens
We Learn from Rome that an Ameri-
., nseman We standing among the spccstors In the
,..,sbuIc Of "a Peters, on Eastsr Sunday when me
Pr rs betpe carried BY and neglected. ~ take ~ his
hat q piece Of dkr-spect whsen We ooss',sa ~ VIC
.o,.r ,omcvha, iruperstivey. A. the An,encsn 2ni
No .s,~neio 70 their Request the officers procecoed 70
sole HE hat od al which afront the gentleman rned
rrrmnd and sguinrd his intention Of Daips me ssus
faction customary among Of honor sausi 'cupn
however which the Freedmen did not seem disposed
IN sreord a. ,h~y called de Of soldicr AMI sent him
OF to the oovpsde Sards The American CA@ss a,
fasyss on being informed Of the Circumstance, imne
atrly efectrd the release Of his eouutryman a row
toof place on the evening between some frcncn
soldiers and the Roman aillerymcn Stationed In the
Via Margufta, where the usual amount OF broken meas
on both aides ensued without any lives being Loot
From Naples we hear from Monte
fusco, where Poerio and Is companions are cosdned
special order has arrived from the general oil tns as
uict at Monteusco which says: "rhese prisoners arc
TO be treated with the full prisea severity,
Poerio and Nisco who are not worthy 70 hve. I@y
10 kSrs aadioai ami" such v the uest"f". "
the constitutional phsoners Of Naples and this too
euer cerc representation OF friendly
q representation Of the bishop OF the dhtncs' s
humble petition to the throne OF the wives ana 'Anr
of the victims OF crueky unworthy Of the age IN wn.
we live The justice Of heaven 10 sometimes so"' oas
be sirnaIly verified in the person Of King Bomba-
M. Garavini, q French merchant, mas
lately placed steamer In the bay Of Naples which en-
ables travellers TO visit the Islands OF Capri lscha an
Procds With the least possible Inconvenience and econ
omy H. lie Rivsxs, a medical gentleman, has estse.
hsbed retreat for invaiids who may be DESTROYS OF
avaiing them selves of the thermal benefits OF the
Island OF lschia These facts an indication OF adj
vance remarkable In country where we sppesr % be
grading towards the middle ages.
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PRUSSIA.

The Zollverein Congress was opened
her. =, II O'Clock when the Minister President Won
Hn,sn Eel delivered discourse. He expressed nis re
=. ,h, -. Covernment had not been able ~ eonvoke
she Csnsrrss earlier but eherished the hope hst me
honS of usteriL isterssss uniting the various
states represented, woad retain all IT. snsh n INC
nrospective renewal and extension OF the Zovere'n
When bis the chief end OF their deliberations nsd
been secured other questions might become the subject
of discussion. When NJ MsnteuAel hsd concluded ms
address the representative Of Bavaria Customs Coan
cior Metxnsr replied. lie expressed bis wish tnss
Austria .houd be admitted participate In the deioer-
tons Of the Congress- BY the O. pleni 'ote
but he I'D tx any precise period for tas admission
The re-cstablishment of diplomatic re-
latons between Prussia and Wurtemburs may nov DC
considered matter Of fact The respective hm
bassadors viii be shortly appointed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07
THREE DAYS
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIvAL OF THR EUROPA.
COTTON IMPROVING. .BReADsTUFFS DITTO.
Dates, London and Liverpool, April - |;
Paris, Odd.

The steamer Europa arrived yesterday
afternoon at S O'Clock, bringing three days later
date. At2 55A NJ, Thursday, passed steamship Asia,
hence Tor Liverpool.
She brings the following passengers
Cohen Iay sons and servant Mr.. Henrques and lady
Mr. PrRyot and lady Miss Prseot Ms S2eyer, children
snd ant, Mr.. Walter lady, children and eovernes
T. &. Grsnt A Grant 18th RsGt, Mr. Martin. C. kid.oa
James McLaren Robert McLaren, J. NJ. Cosder Ms
Lynel Swift, Mrs Mary ID. c. Desleles Mis- Okie Thsm"
Issspp Mr.. Bona, Fssuw OConner. N o. n Wicker,
Dilen H. Lachaiss, y. Schultz, Eugene RDchereA B.
Joseph, Mr.. Young J. ~ Goodsn Ben SIN tn, W. Kyle,
Miss C. Kemp John Marshall Job Wilkes John johnson.
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ITALY.

- The speech Of Count Cavour, Minis
ter OF Finance. delivered In the second Chamber u
Piedmont has been printed Besides being master.
piece OF parliamentary eloquence, 10 perhaps the n
ncst defence Of free trade which has appeared Ia the
Italian language.
A Genoa letter of April Is, states,
that In anticipation u the benefits Of tho commercial
treaty With France the municipality intend to
the Dsrsena into commercial DOCK In imitation OF tho
ksshefne Docks Il London. The szpsn.e 70 estimated
Il k7at0o0 sterhsg
The monument which the CITY of
Geuoa b erecting 10 Chrisepphse Coumsus advances
slowly Colonel Colombo al CscarrA supposed N be
he last descendant Of the eeicsrssed navsator hssy
died = Asu
The Saudi Palace, one of the finest
Psdnsss Il Cssoe-s arehhsesrs. h 70 ~ ds~ulsshsA
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SPAIN.

1T has been stated that M. Fould and
u Pscstory bad arrived In Madrid, and that the sup.
posed object Of their visit 70 take pa In the great
enterprise Of The canaz afoa Of the Ebro IL 10 NOT NJ
AchlIe Pould, the ex.Minister, who has arrived Il
Madrid, bus his brother, u tho partners in the
Bank There 10 an error In the statement Of H. Piscs
tore, not Piscsiory The Epoca Of Madrid menrons
report that these geatcmen about 70 mako soma
arrangement with the Spanish Government relative "
the euasing deht
The Military Gazette says the Direc-
tor Geps~l Of Cavalry had proposed augmentation
Of tha1 force from ssl horscs Is 0OO which in time
Of war should amount to- Wa stated In other au.r
ters however, thai be only required II to he ,OOs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

Pes trsnssss~d In Wheat and Yicur -itacu,s 49,.
etsnse IN value Of any article. ssd holasr s1hisss -.
tTmD<a
AsHts-The drsnspd 10 rti limited and n .s,,, -
hwvr yrees 10 submitted to. Pos u to g, 20
"a y e~t, ct which pnoe sesst zao boa. lave 49,
hAnts.
B.sg-Tbs saiss cote Of sr,ss ohsr.cf.s a. u n
for fhilade.Vl and tor Bs.tifnpsd. q co.
Etts~ss - fair demand - a. T. ~ eSt A.
about 10 I Inna
CLoNExs,D OWING % the aAvsncei .c.son .s.abe 81,
spscssnse prices 70 bod ovef saies hsyy soes ns 4
II TO IS h ewL
fLsKSsJo qaits besl>c,d 81. .HIi0as 10 rs>x..
noIniDai pr,ee "a 10 bo 3,
TIsoTHr sEEO-A ANAL par>el VI = ussoe. sol 4 ~
cwt
LAsD-IH the absence Of farthes svss no i,a.ru,,.
are limited. Of II b - Poet
TlLLow-So sales reported. AID make srner>ly WON
Q dull aspect
10 y cot, and Tss To- 70 n p "a TIE nafkse
for each Article 10 bare and uouainsl
Rsas pensifal and rsies hast asehnsd % & -
for Amber ~ TO 10 70 " for 10 AAinos -
shout coo bbA
LIssrro CAxrs-rhe demand hss ',scsened, and 90
more thaa 81 5. y tan could oc ooaiEcS oS t>ka
oblong. Sales sSouf 80 tuna
Rics b. dull and sacs Of LOO nns resOr.ed ~
tvt IN bond
Oms-Whale continues in rod io3ify At fliafu
srers slowly ., fsA AMI Lard 10 snail pssssk =
flsa - Yoon respscffaliy
WRIGHT. CANDY AGO.
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SWITZERLAND.

The Basic Gazette, Of the Goth inst,
that the ballot took place In the Canton
Berne with the greatest order and regularity, result
the moro satisiactoYy 90 the utmost agitation pro-
vailed throughout the country. strong majority
had declared itsel TN favor 81 the existing Goyernen
The partial results were not yet all sscertainec but
those remaining to be known would, IL was believed
add considerable 70 the majority In the central dis.
icts che Conservatives polled greater number than
last year. In the city Of Berne 2,9s2 electors voted
In favor OF the good manifested Itself with still
greater energy. The last number known gave u si5
against the revocation, and & 40 for majority against
10 5,e4A On Sunday certain number of Radicals AZ.
tempted to disturb public tranquility singing Zis, Zis
but were vigorously dispersed The sxs hosied ON The
cathedral OF Berne during the electoral Operations
the State Of Berne.
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NEW-HANPSHlRE.
observation-disclosures, &c.


Cesr,spo sdsno. Of Toe n Y Tribune
CoNconp NH, Monday, May 3. l-Io
Here in the Granite State we find May
a. cold, and the season quite as backward, as Is
usual, the case on the LIST day OF April. we
have much snow on the ground in many parts OF
The State, and even in some parts Of this town
hanks Of snow quits Ssep. Our fret snow last sa
sunn fell Oct 81 and sone Of It 10 on the ground now
ring been there ax maaths the 9Th day Of last month
No. one farmer In fifty In shis State has powed furrow
shs spring TIE frt trees have not been injured, and
90 confidently trust We are to have a fruitful season
(vr farmers lave mot failed Of realizing excellent
sroO Of Hsy esch year for the last nine years and when
~ early SHOWS came last October their barns were
vsrv fun and b tha fact 10 1t mainly owing that their
ucks Of cattle have not suffered much and not des
ususe Of food now Notwithstanding the severity Of the
Wtnter.
Ths sease has suffered In share with other parts OF
New EnsisnA by ts lass and great rses Of water
n our many mouuain ssrsams yet In all parts Of the
e>DS he damages 10 railroads. BRIDGES mills, dams,
"A. "a, are bsing repaired with great promptness.-
Could ~ but have suitable improvements In the Ma
Sonsl Tasi6 our nfa3e Granite State would be in excel
~ coedAioa II prevalence Of sound Temperance
pripespso n our farming towns has given great de-
nee Of prosperity 10 me Of our agricultural PEG,
- TAoussnds Of farms have been redeemed, during
u lss ~ fifteen years. which were formerly mort
naesl 30 run sellers and lawyers. We shall soon have
- halns Law touching Liquors of an INTOXICATING
sharactsr In force In all ewEngsnd states The
nsxs secoa In each state, where will not be In exist
snes On The eth Of July, will secure it, II will be In
lprcs thirh, In Massachusetts, and Rhode leland BY
- una Nsv.Yosk must come Into line early in lso
By tho way, Gen. Cass should be informed that
enc Gideon J. Pillow, Of Tenn, was here, and
spent last Friday night and the first part Of Sat
urAsy VIII cssssin intguins men, and to remain on
~ - Il Mssoa end Dxon's limo until the time for
- sssublhs a The iH Il June Convention I" Bald
nsra 0sa. Cash Cushins, Of Mass. accompanied him
. 81 iron shh place. did also Gen Frank Pierce,
vho ~ visA him before and after they were here
He eans home and left home with them These you
vn reeollsct three Laryer Geserals, who went to
NsxAso sfksr glory" Jew yesrs ago-one OF whom
Dsih dstcA smother had SICK soldiers and yet another
IN nom his horse OF the beginning o. battle rthos,
SsisS IA This movement means no good to Gen. Cas-
81 - matter Of course, these erperescsd Generals
IN scarcely conslder Gen. Scott brsrs and iew~et
s.sssA M tho posi- Of Captain General Of the Military
cd MavUl forces OF the country. xQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-07

On "Wednesday, the English Funds experienced further
decline from the continuance o sAles recovery ooS
place before the termination OF business Consos opened
the Closing price Of the day recedins s bat
tsequentJ r.eeded To w.. the lowest point from which,
late IN Tie AFTERNOON, they and closed mornings
prceS bsnh stock lis to xD fore were rather
heavy, ard business was generally transacted decline
Al meeting Of the Directors II the Rank OF Knsapd On
1hu'day aernoop voted reduce the rae of a,s.
coun, To T. cent Previous this snnour ement thu
market bad been heavy closing
they imnn'ediaieiy rallied and cosed ct 9gi aJJs be
Naous ds cunt houses notice Of reduc.
ton Ia Their rates ior call from y cent at whch
II vas nAed GA the 9Th Inst u will b. u " cent A
meeting OF the Mexican Company took place Thur,dsy
when u vas voted to WIND up the CompA1s Affair. Ths
amount Of assets n sdvsntaseously realized will about a.
charge all liabilities and leave smAii surplus.
On Friday funds opened quietly at closing quot.ts,oa
but became buoysnt the progressed bssS
DONE Immediately before IL close o the market ct ~, %
money aud ysi 30. for sscount 18th May-Foeixn So.
eutcs well supported bat particular change some n.
quy respecting the price Of Cslon.A gold mining eonps
mes and Prices on the upward Australian have
n, AM.RIeAs srosxseU. 3. Five Per Cent Bonds lsss
sld92; l. 3. Six Per Cent Bonds 1894 Io5dles sxe. 4
is6s 10y an SIX Per Cent Stock lssI-s iosels:
state Fives ~ and go a5dS; Penn. Five Per Cent
STOCK Ohio SKIES 20 and "a al less o1i; Ma Five
nonds ~ is,a iG7 Maryland Five Per Cent State Bond
iss. al va ioo; Canada Sizes, ~, at lildiilt
FkEieHrs-Frcghts rather dropping this weet, and
Meerafe passsn 10 New Ork abundant ffes "
New ora about 10 az per tor dead weight ID os
nne eoods; u 9 tor hardware; 81 for earthenware.
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BADEN, &c.

Correspondents from Carlsruhe, Of the
18Th inst states that the state OF the Grand Duke be-
Gomez more hopeless from day TO day, and such gen
crs debility has set in that ths royal patient 10 expected
every hour sink under it. II Is generally supposed
that this will occason, not merely change Of the
Cabinet but OF ALL higher public iuncdonaries. The
eldest son will che nominal sovereign, but Prince
Frederick will IN all the duties OF that high sta
The Government Of Sake Weimar has
just promulgated new electoral law In place u tbs
democratic one of ls4s. There to be thirty
deputies Of whom be nominated by the Gov.
ernment
The silver mines discovered in 1850,
In Bohemia are reported to be productive that the
Government has ordered the other silver nines-csven
In number which have been abandoned for half cen
turyto be again worked la hopes " hnd them similar
ly rich.
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KOSSUTH IN NEW-ENGLAND.


Hssn go Reporter.
BosSoN, Tuesday, Nay 4, is2
kossurH and suite, accompanied by Gov.
Dsrrvrl L, Hon A. BrNIINoAxE Of the Massachusetts,
ssksss aud Nj. B,NKs Speaker of the House visited
Caubrsdse this morning After q call A. the house OF
NJ BrklINcAxE the party proceeded directly to Cam
bridge KoSsyrH received al the College by Prof
loNSvKaLow and when he slighted from his carriage
Uas greeted with three cheers BY the students
70 Wus exhibition day, and Il was designed that Nos
ocru should wiines the exercises, but he arrived jus.
prvvious the delivery Of the last composition which
ksppcned In Ia character - have some appropriateness
= - circumstances
When kossrrH entered the exhibition hall tnrec
eAoeu were given lie WA conducted % sed oy
1yslsssos LoNcFELlow. and lsiened to Grafton on
suas0ecesstul Greatnesa by Mr. BsowN. OF Bradford.
- vas very pretty s3dress and was well deliv-
81 M bsowN spoke of the unsuccesssh Rsvo-
onao N Liberty In Europe in lssS and audsng To the
Qgoos Uen unsuccessful in them. paid compliment To
xoescIu which received by the students and Aes
- G1ntcnen u the sudisncc with dsci led appreciation
49, Nc Bsow>'s address, President SPARKs lett his
e0nB, tsok on hk three cornered hat and was intro
6ucke1 10 kossvra lie invited the Governor - adj.
SReo tAe sta icnss. kossvrH reluctantly consented
WIN - mounted the platform the students gave three
GhoegA end iresiden, Sf introduced him ia these
~ .s.lsm.o q the University. and .i.. .ad Gen
aen 10 have hossrrd the exercise. Of today VITA Their
prssrscs istroisee yoa Lc,s kos'V'" "''srn0s 0
Mr. eheera" cried one o the Sheh,s' inc Nuro''
,ers sivsn with right good will when hossVFh DOW
II 20 hsssdent SPAsKs, aid .,.,,..
A. ma exr~cf 60 have honor 10 sdd the
ver5s 10 The exssrisss 81 this eccsson AN
49, sousIrnen whcse minds SIR coadasi "a voc -
n esspsna viii prove through their future hfe uk ~
- - welfare security and hAppines OF eoah.y -
- ser>nors sus snlee than the intclil sence OF w.
ESu<srscp y the srsafsst s~nee country snie 20 :,
- onlv usttnsle Humanity ard their ooustfy WI s
49, ysnss men % that they w ever conserve ven =,
tDes{ 81 liberty and viii never employ theI eno'v .
ssssH~s 1ssrron than viii rromote their country Ss
a. ~ nehts % human viii sver pfesrrve -.
ssssIssessps that dunas my sbors stay IN b"a, 49,,
ssss ~ pasee where the upn Of yoaa men receive
sonuso Il ssssescs which " the particular mas OF INC
poQD1a Asoashoaf Mssrschasrfts~
tAyoe deere were Owen when kossrru descena"o
~ - pAua1osu; and Presidest 6PAnxs.repiscfnf
- osoeesSsrsA hsa, insroAaccd the Governor OF
Ln1osy - On PrssAdea EvExxrr Prof AoAssfx Prot
knassss Hca RosKss c. wxrunoP, Gen Calls
CcenWo, Rev. DR.. PAsxaAD, snA ssvsr.l Nsmbers Of
Prusse1ns from The College. Kessuyn csl,sa q she
hsuos q New. Dr. Lo~sIi, tAhsv u Mra Pvvs An. vAo
- hssAsnDeiy exposed the sAssenesl u1ssspssssu>,
thses n SsvA A.~4oss kssiss. II iaAssvssv a
NJ lovaaI's Wns very srersiss e. nx r b q
- 1900 a6scesd with psasy W. Rseuusu
- - . NJ b r0'' from his sh.'' 1850 =
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KHSUTH AT LYNN, &C.
LYNN, Maze, Thursday, Nay q, ISL


KossurH arrived here to-day at
O'Clock In special train from Boston, accomplished oy
the Committees OF Arrangement aud hecepuon a
great crowd had assembled, and procession VAS
formed which passed Through the principal streets ~
the veeum where a large audience was waiting Tor
him having been admitted by Hungarian bonds lne
Nsvor welcomed KossCTu in short speech, and soafed
o.; Eossru would NOT be able u address them at
ienc,h 80 he was unwel TIE Magyar then replied,
-, son,e commitments TO the people Of Lynn, who,
e. IA consisted VI mechanics, agrcultursts and nsn-
90 M. sid that either America or Russis must soon
,lo the world At the close OF his speech the pr pcet
ION sr.in formed and escorted him to Tie special tram
f,r salem. 10 which he left at oct'ck Ia-re ne'ns
no military in Lynn, voan'eef ho''uNi "~""
got up for the occasion
EoSStTH Ar SALEM.
salem Thursday, May 4, ~ r. ~
KossurH arrived here between an1 H.
M. sccompanicd by the Committee OF Arrsn 2 nenls,
with Stepbcn C. Phillips, Chairman, al ne'r NO. -
wa, conducted to the City Hail. where ne "ss NJ
by Mayor Upham, who IN neal speech Ia 49, ~, IN.
ersl objects Of revolutionary interest In ana 40 u .ie
citv that be desired 10 show him kossurh reP,oa "a
speech Of about Is minutes length ana Wa men
under an escort of thirty horsemen and ABOUT u9Icu
carriages through several street, 70 me commoh WIN
OOO children passed In review. hossooh 20
then CONDUCTED To Douxers Monument 10 toe oa"kE.s
of the town where he again spoke tor saon ma ne
then prtcsed to the Essex Hotel and dned In pfi'
waite vxv and ut O'Clock Ia the evening ne was con
Quoted to Mechanics Hall, where ne wa asAu ~
coined in speech from Stephen C. PHILIPPE u ~n.ch ne
resropded TO an address Of some length A ,od !oO
was received for Hungarian bonds, which admitted the
hoier. int the hall At 10 O'Clock. kossCrH AMI suite
,e,uyne1 10 RostDn In special train. Tomorrow ne
Waits Lexington and Concord