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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-27

DSAPPEARANCE or THE YELLOW FEyER-GRnAr T
hoRTALITY ON sHIPBoARD-DULkEss IN TKADE-
hIoWiN6 hUoUvrro rHonf nuornaLIA, nrU.
Captain Coombs OF the brig Acorn of Boston arrived
yesterday, informs that when he left Pcrnsmbuoo ON
the I'D u vessels were arriving from Rio with inte
gencc that the fever gradually subsiding 1t wa,
very fatal week or two previous Seven or eight capts
OF vessels, ana large proportion of their crews had
fallen victims TO the scouge and the average number f
deaths had been from eighty to ninety per day Clean
bills of health however had been issued to the ships
which arrived In Pcrnambuco immediately previous Ia
the sailing of the Acorn.
In Pernambuco the sickness had alt
few cases only, Of very light form. being reported
Before the arrvaof the Acorn had been rather sever
ough not so general as in the preceding year Ten avs
previous to her arrival clean bills health had be,,
issued The weather was excessively close and sItry
attended with considerable rain
Business quite dull at Pernnmb,co and frei,,ts
for foreign ports were exceedingly low
Two or three American whacrs had touched for suu
plies on their homowaid passage Two British barks
IRON New South Wales, put in for supplies TI,ex
brought the most glowing intelligence Of gold
in Australia On Mount Alexander (ncar Mclbourncl
Port Phillip upwards Of G0000 dggers were at work and
the yeIds Of the precious than to,,
per week The gold appears to be distributed along the
surface for miles and miles and TO require little or n.,
trouble detachng It from the soil Several other de-
potta almost equally productive being discovered
daily. and II was supposed the Weld during the year
would be immense. Some of the California miners hnd
arrived, ana were getting on famousy
In Pernambuco, II was rumorcd that our Consul T W
Cer5ou Lso was about .a ying an vieit IL a. r;,.
States.
Brnzan men OF war along the coast were taking
most active measures TO prevent the further mpor
slaves They had ovcrhauled ut several merchant
ships chiefly English suspicion Of their ing sls yers
" the general opinion that the rDzaD slave rrde
in . short time, would be entirely suppressed
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Movements of Indiytdunys.

Hon Daniel Webster arrived in town Yesterday morn
ing. ~ scyen O'Clock from Roston and put up At tho
Astor House IL is believed that he will take bs de-
porturc the day after TO for Washington The
St Nicholas Society forwarded invitation to the honor
able gentleman to be present at the banquet given last
night TO Captain Byl dc yroe and the officers Of The
Prince Of Orange; but he was ohged 10 decline its
acceptance in consequence Of the feeble state Of bis
health.
Gov Dickinson arrived in town last night on his vav
to Baltimore. lie will receive his friends at the Irving
House, TO. day.
Mr. Secretary Corwin, Of the Treasury Department
who has been in town several days has left for Washing
ton.
The Atlantic, to sail Saturday, has about hun
drcd and thirty passengers Among them Bishop
Nandervelde Of Chicago Madame Jenny Lind Gold
schmidt and party and Mr. c. NJ. wilkins rs bearer OF
dispatches.
VIM Barnicoat, Esq the gentomauly Chief Engineer
of the Boston Tire Department together with James Col
burn. Esq ASlistant, are visit to this city We
hope that our hrCmen will not fail to extend to them
those civites which they cminently deserve, and
which are 20 checrfuly reciprocatcd by them when at
home.
ARRIVALS IN CRY. yrsrFRpsY.--S, Perkins, Ohio.
q. = Baktlry. ihnois, osenbcrgh Wefenbergh, Carac
Clef Justice Ruggles. Poughk,epsie W. j. Graft,
Hon. Daniel s. Dickinson Binghamton; J. Sidney Smith
st. Louis; 4. n Ailcn q J. \. Livingston, do Hon.
w l.. Marcy Albany; W. II Moore Washington; Geo NJ .
storms, phedolphia W. Nelson Va; Gen Duff Green.
Washington, j., q. whitney, Indiana; j, w King Gin
cnniti Geo Roberts. Boston c. u Peabody Phiiadcl.
rbia; Horace Manu-. Massachusetts,: Hon Daniel Web
stcr MarhGeld L. Webster, do; Hon w Y johnson,
Cincinnati.
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From the south.
LATE FROM TExAs--vEssELs AGRoUSp.
n, NT.,

LATE FROM TEXAs-vEssELs AGR0CSp.
BALTIMORE, May 26, 1862
The New Orleans mall late as due arrived tonight
but brings no news worth telegraphing. There was
large number Of inward and outward bound vessels at
the latest date aground at the mouth Of the Mississippi
river.
The New Orleans papers received this morning, have
Galveston dates to the 18th inst received by the steamer
Louisiana The news Is of little interest.
large number Of German emigrants had arrived at
Galveston and additional vessel loads were ex-
pected.
Cases Of cholera continued 50 in Western Texas
subscriptions TO the San Antona and Gulf Railroad
were being rapidly made.
N. Y, " ills the Hon Mr. Grinneu. and W. Sydney
Smith British Consul 81 Havana left New Orleans for
New York, on the 10th, via st. Louis
severe bail storm swept Washington county,
Indiana, Sunday last. The hail in many places was
two feet deep The storm extended mile In width
destroying everything in Its course.
The steamers Mississippi and Princeton Is reported
this ming have succeeded in getting the bar and
are co,ning up to Baltimore.
We Senate Of Maryland. to-day. rejected the bill to
ch erer company TO build railroad from the Point OF
uck on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to tho city Of
Washington.
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ShiprinC Intelligence.

Arrived from New iorkSteamship Arctic, Aioert Gala
tin, Rhd Morse, Sardinia Pelican State, Iverpool
American Eagle Chrishua at London; Admiral at Uavro;
Matilda Lsuren, and H. at Antwerp; Adrian and William,
diz, Jason OF Portsmouth.
Sailed for New York 7th-King. Raprahanoch Jane C
Walsh Salem Pudy Of Kalamazoo Montezuma Indepen-
DEUCE from Lyerrool; Julie III Hync, from Belfast Mary
and Ninrod, from Hayre Shepherd, and Hero from
Ahwerp Alexander, from Helvoot; August aud Adolnh,
from Cuxhaven; Mischief from Malaga; Patrick Henry,
from Portsmouth.
Arrived from Philadelpha-shenandoab at Liverpool;
NnIragansett, and Mermaid, at London; Mary Dale at
sailed for Phadepha-Europc, and United States, from
Arrived from Patirore-Elcrslie and Northumberland
at London; Henry Grnnell at Lverpoo Iowa, at London
Arrived from Chareton-Uosca, Chase, VIM Penn, Car
nato, General Parkhll Commerce, and Annie. at Liver
pools Lucy and Elizabeth London Levoret and Caro-
lima, at Aatgcrp; Juno, at Amsterdam; Savannah, az
Arrived from virginia-Alesoma in Pop.rth Roads, from
Arrived rom WiIminrton-Richard Golden, Liverpool;
Agnetta, at Amsterdam; Agatha, in the TeSol,
Arrived from sayannahBrsthers, Blanche Bonadea, u
Liverpool, Georgia, at Havre.
Arrived from New Oroans-Horizon, Queer fomare'
Ocean Eagle, Hero Joshua Moses Wheeler Ashand Del
City OF Lincoln. York Adriatic Napoleon, Empire hexng-
ton Geo Evans At Lvcrpool Royal Victoria At Hull van
Cnsc Phasea Jerome. Arabca, Lemuel Dyer, koweri-
na's, AZ Hsyre Nat kembail, Mary Ward, Vandaa AZ
at Genoa; Eayorite, at Venice.
Sailed for New orleans-Katc Howo frem Liverpool;
Charlotte Harrison from the Clyde.
Arrived from Mobile Ailsas Australia Columbus Boa
Eagle. Mongolia. klzabotb Bruce. Rhcdc at usyro;
Pstten. ~ Antwcrp.
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From PhlIadeIpbln.

JUVENILE THIEVES ARREsTED-TRIAL OF tue STEAM
SHIP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FIRES, ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, May 20, 1852
Three boys, named Edward and John Smith and VIII
liam Salisbury arrested here to-day having stolen
money from their parents in Baltimore Edward Smith
escaped from the Mayors Office this afternoon and has
not yet been retaken
Thepropeller steamship Reindeer built by Capt. Lopcr
had trial trip this morning, with thirty inches of steam
She made 64 turns Of her wheels and rah to Fort Mn
IS14 miles, in % minutes 80 scconds-being the best
speed ever made by propeller in waters The time
to Chester (l6l& niles 81 minutes. The New York
firm for whom the vessel built having failed to meet
the requirements Of the contract, she will be otherwise
disposed Of.
The stable Of the Farmers Haymarkot Association,
Sixth and Brown streets destroyed by fire at two
o'clock this morning Nineteen horses and COW
perhcd in the flames. Loss estimated ut S50oo-unin
suIcd.
The little girl npon whom rape committed by an
night.
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Sailed for MohiIs-Ketty Cordes from Liverpool
Arrived from Apslaehicois- Moptesu,na Enriani
British American, st Liverpool - go
sailed Tor San Fran Doisoo-Aaelc. for MarssilIcH
Sposen- MAY 10th. Vivid, from New York Put uto =.
Mary Gilley. totally dismsstcd 2st April May i3a.
James shepherd from Antwerp for NYork ash
IN river but towed oa without damage April 18th lsti
loss OF all her masts April 80 American brig water
Logged snd abandoned passed lat n Ion 80 w. May
10th, IRENE at Liverpool for Mobile has been in collision
ern"s leak and Sss bboo% the nth riot took place
Mersey Of the arrested the shin
TO sea- C!atrs Morse abandoned April lth of Bermuda;
crew at Liverpool Minervs at BALTIC Belfast
2Otn Apr n Lat y Ion 81 lssky steering for st Thorn
Erin go -Bragh, do; Ottawa. from Mobile.
Oh the Port-AsiA (sl. from NYork.
Saled-Tanger. for NYcyk usme, do, Agator, ,do Jane
Walsh do; Ks Howe do Eordean.. Princeton. do;
kncdcssfcR Dhu. Staten Island; Intrepd, Quebec.
Nov Brunswck end Cansds shippins-Arrived from st
John. s.y s-Amelia DYbiin Oscsr At Ientland; 9Th.
Sailed from Laneport May May from Qseesst:owsn;
Sailed from Quebec May s-Glenlyon. from Liverpool;
10TH Armida from Cuxhayeni llh Rankin from Liver
pool Lord Brcugham and vaux from Dublin 18TH Trusy
and Soarboro, BarreH
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Interesting from the East.
''NNHeo''''S - V'sH s1HV HHssSVe
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN THE WOODS OF MAINE-FUS
rIrI AtrI.r. 4 Z

DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN THE WOODS OF MAINE-FUSE-
RAJ OF THE LATE WILLIAM SAWYER, Ere.
BosroN, May 20, 1852.
Destructive fires have been raging in the woods, in
Maine on the line Of the Atlantic and St Lawrence Rail-
road. for some time. On Wednesday, it impossible
for the to between Greene and Lewiston. and
passengers were taken long circuit in carriages around
the fire At Mechanic Falls the running Of trains
also impedcd Several thousand cords Of railroad wood
have been consumed, and much damage done TO the
woodwork q tho track.
The funeral services Of William Sawyer ESD. his
daughter and brother In law, killed the fitchburg
Railroad place this afternoon in Charesown. The
Rev H. III Chaplin, of New York, preached the sermon
s. q. Gerrish merchant, Of Troy, Maine knocked
down in this city last night and robbed OF 800.
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THE DE ANNA AND ToCHMAN LIBEL CAsE-vERDrcT
NOT GUILTY, ETC.

FROM REGULAR CORRESPONDENT
WASHINGTON, May 26, 1852
in the Criminal Court to-day the libel case, United
states vs. De Ahua. resumed.
Mr. Brady, for the defence contendod earnestly that
the publication not fully proved.
Mr johnson replied, asserting that the evidence
conclusive on the point Of publication and he demanded
q verdict
The jury retired for about hour, when they rem.
dercd verdict not guilty.
The verdict was based upon the fact that the libeous
pubcaon was not proven to have been made within
District.
Mt cays health Is not so good to day He appears to
sink slowly as from exhaustion.
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Meteorological ObservatIes,s.

~ NoRsE's MAGNETIC LINE, oFFIok 2wALL srnrer
"WEDNESDAY, May ~, 1863
BrrrALo, "A. M-Clear and beautiful morning Wind
southwest. Thermometer t. Barometer 293G
RooHETER, "A M.--Fine morning We have a ooS
breeze from the northeast. Thermometer So
A, nuHN, o "A. MA cool and pleasant morning Wind
northeast Thermometer sc
SYRACUSE, A MA pleasant morning though some
what cloudy and cool. Wind northeast THERMOMETERS
G2.
UItcA A. M.-Beautiful morning th0ucb rstI,sr
cool Wind northwest. Thermometer TO-
ALBANY, "a. Mt Is a fine, clear morning Wind
north. Thermometer 90. Barometer 90 90 MercurY
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From Albany.

THE HUDSON sTEAMERs-CANAL TOLLS, ETC.
ALBANY, May 90. 1852
The passenger boats which left New York last evening
crouI ded at Castcton this morning and were detained
some time
The tolls the canals TO May the 22d in 1851 and
1852 follows-lS5l, S6i3 929 1862 S437 49I-s
deficiency of S2O6.435 The decrease on merchandise
going Albany New York Troy is s77, 400;
produce coming from other States it is S70423; and
the produce of this State S5S,552 The tonnage OF
merchandise sent the increased Is 800 600 lbs
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From Washington City.
THE RAILROAD LAND BILLS. EFT

THE RAILROAD LAND BILLS, ETC.
SPECIAL ooRREsroNDENcE or THE HERALD.
WASHINGTON, May &c 1852.
There is no longer doubt of the passage Of all the
nertorous bills granting alternate sections of land for
railroads.
The appointment of Mr. Whiting as chief clerk of the
Interior Department, is well merited compliment
that gontleman's ability and experience N.Y.
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Passengers pcr Steamer Cambria,

Mr. G Baldwin LADY and child Mr. Parry and lady Mr.
Pugh and lady Capt Wiley lady ehdron and servan !;
Miss stewart Sir James Stewart and servants Col Bel and
Captain Hoyoke, Lieut. Hunter, Messr5 Baldwin,
ThGy Browning Toad Dempster Corner Dupray Warren,
Sade. Kerry Barstad Duke Bt Craig Berseyer Russell
IL Rontor, Parker. Sculter, Cohen.
From Halifax-Mr Fentaine and lady, Mr. Jenkins and
lady, Hon Cunard Young Captain Clarke Commssary
Low Messrs Ross, Donn Rein, Rtchie and Megnoyts
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Departure Of the Canada.

.
The r. NJ steamship Canada, Capt. Lang, sailed at
noon to-day for Liverpool with sixty three passengers
among them Judge b. A. Thomas, OF Worcester. and
twenty. three for Halifax She takes out Sl93Oo Anne
rican gold and 500 English gold
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PWLAprLrIHA. May % fSJZ.
The bark irma from Maracaibo, the 5th inst,
rived here this evening. having sailed in company with
bark Camilla, Capt Boush, for New York. Left in port
the schooner Rosamond, Just arrived The quarantine
laws continued in full force and all vessels arriving
how certificate. clean bill OF health from the port
Of departure and from all other ports at which they may
have touched on the voyage
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From Halifax.

TAIHht, HVV-
The weather here h cool, aud fires anu overcoats are
still in rcuuistion Business j. very dull
The latest Bermuda and Newfoundland papers received
here contain no news Of interest
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. CtfARLEsTON, May 20, I55Z
The ship Prentice Woodbury., which was fire the
,h MAY took fire sgain this morning while loading for
Hayre She had on board 400 bacs of cotton and 30
crces OF rice; insured at IIavre Tho frcmen filed her
with water, aoi the extent OF Tie injury u unknovu
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CFNrrrfttft CorHss. l.. I-IR1 THING Ma 20 mstch
$50 mile heats hest three in Ave, in harness.
Nhelan named b. q Paterson ............ i 1
:, lioaesnd named ;. IN. Lady parks.
Ia Time 252-24s-2.51
sAMr Dsy-Mstch $500 mile heats best three IN nvo,
in harness
Vim " nolan nam 4 hr N Mis- Hicks, .,'.r reg q rIteM
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Res,gnation OF Senator Bcrrier.

sANhNNAH, May 20, I'oA
The savannah Ntcs Of to day says that Senator Ber-
ricn has resigned aud that Robert Charlton has been
apponed by Governor Cobb to m the vacancy until the
3d Of March next, when Mr.. Toombs' term commences
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TIE French Republic.


TIE TENTH OF MAY FETE--GRASD MILITARY DIsfLAY
--srEEcH or LOUIS NAPoLEoN-THE IMPERIAL
ROMAN EAGLE STANDARDS BLESSED BY TIE cLER-
GY, ETC
The long anticipated 10th Of May passed off with the
greatest cia and without the slightest disturbance The
e purely military 6oo0o troops of all arms were
drawn up in the Champ dc Mars and not many short Of
half million citizens spectators Of the ceremony.
At noon the President arrived at the head Of brilliant
sta and proceeded to review the soldiers after which
the Presentation Of standards surmounted by the mpe
ral eagle made 10 the colonies Of the several reg
ments.
The President subsequently addressed them in speech
very adroitiy put together, in which he said-
"The Roman eagle, adopted by the Emperor Napoleon,
the last striking emblem of regeneration and gran
ought return when France
mistress Of herself seems longer repudate her
glory. Resume then, soldiers these eages-not as me-
mace against foreigners but tho symbol our
dence the souvenir Of an heroic epoch aud the
defence emblems which have od our
20 victory.
che city.
The clergy headed by the Archbishop Of Paris, mus
tered to the number of 500 around gorgeous altar erect
ed on the field and besow their blessings the stand
ards The troops then defcd before the President and
the ceremony concluded About 900 and medals
were distributed. =,
The President WAS, on the whole, well received The
infantry In general cried Fire Nopco and the cavalry
Iie LEmp-ssr. :.
Antoine notified their employers that they would work
Siurins the day instead of being present at the Jt
h Tho festivities continued in doors on Tuesday
. Wednesday and THURSDAY On Tuesday night srso'
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rbs Eiortds nj Savannah.

HAvANNAH, Nay % IHJZ.
The steamship Fiorids, Captain Lyon from New York,
esr,yel here this (Tpesjey) plosAng
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F,,i s,nsNg--ihc schr Arctic, Capt. Wilson lefr
h,re on 1hur,sy or Aoxni Iris ~ ana ArrlVsl ov' Va
hfyy b,ucs jts'y.sc u ~ Wtcf
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uNIvERsALIsT STATE CONVENTION.

HuDsoN, May 20, 1852
The New York State Convention Of Univcrsass il now
in session in this city Favorable notices Of education
Kossuth, Mrs Stoves book and the Maine law have
been made in the reports of the committees Rev u
x. Lee, Of Williamsburg. preached the annual sermon
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NEW ORLEANS, May % 1859
Cotton closed firm tonight at pa 0Ho for strict
mddling Leaf tobacco has advanced !, to "a duri.w
the week and now scils at 3i 6ac Sterling Exchanes
IL at &c.
ALBANY, May %, 1869
Receipts Of the past twenty four hours-FIour 10 OOo
barrels wheat 10000 bushels corn u 900 bushels Data
II ONO bushels. Our markets dull Oats sell Mt AZ
for Chicago mixed Ohio wheat is at 04c sales Of mixed
W Western at Soc
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BALTIMORE, May 20, 1852
The Maryland Protestant Episcopal Convention assem-
bled this morning in st. Paul's church Bishop Whit
tngham preached the opening which was a most
powerful one Sacrament was administered and
Der were ordained After the preliminary business
gone through with adjournment until o'clocL Il Il
afternoon agreed upon.
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THE BURMESE WAR, ETC.
Tcegraphc dispatches fem Trieste anticipate the
dian mail with Calcutta dates to the th Of April Bom-
bay, April 18th; and China to 25th March Tho expe-
dition against Burmah had sailed attack Rangoon
There outbreaks the northern frontier Of
India.
At Bombay, money was in demand. Exchange Lon
don three months sight. 2s I'd. per rupee Both i'm
ports and exports calm Cotton sold at from 81 to
100 per canda. Freghts to London and Liverpool f3
los. E3 los per ton.
At Calcutta money was abundant. Exchange Is 4,1d
n 1s
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Rome.

An EDglihman named Murray sentenced to death
in Rome, for associating with political assassns.
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Indla and China.

Lisbon dates to the 10th instant, and Madrid to
the day. They contain nothing worth tecgraphng.
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ball in the Tueries was attended by is 600 On
wednesday banquet given to 800 generals and
pe11or officers; and Thursday dinner to 600 non
commissioned officers Of the line.
THE REFUSAL or THE OATH OF ALLEGIANCE.
The Minister of the Interior has written Mons Aran
DO exempng him from taking the oath of allegiance to
the President
Gen. Changarnier also refuses to take the oath Writ
ing from Mal:nes Changarner says:--
Louis Napoleon Bonsparte has frequently attempted to
make me sweye from the stra dt line which had traced
tons DESIGNS lie has times very many times offered
"a in mot ths y the Of S
sGTs thought to Ssgrsas IT, but smother military M dgnsy
He proposed to endow it with enormous peeuniary adyan
to sai sys Of TSs
a's ssssa yA' f'sah scahxNGARSiES & sslisSS
MISCELLANEOUS.
II is said the isxt modification of the French funds
will be the conversion Of the perpetual rentes into life
annuities.
Louis Napoleon offers a premium of 5000 francs
sans.
letter issued by the Count dc Chambourd calling on
the egmists to refuse the oath Of allegiance attracts
much attention.
Prussia and Austria.
THE VISIT or THE RUSSIAN EMPEROR TO VIENNA.
The advces from Prussia nd Austria mostly occu.
pied with the movements Of the Emperor Of Russia
visiting at Vienna Prince Wndischgratz and the Ban
have arrived in that capital and the Duke Of Bordeaux
is expected hence it is thought the Emperors visit
more on business than pleasure.
HUNGARIAN ExILEs EXECUTED IN EFFIGY.
The .4us70 Lloyd publishes list of sentences against
HuDgarans implicated in the last war The names of
twenty exes are to be publicly affixed to the gaows
Among the persons thus harmlesy executed Counts
Alexander, Teleky, and Pulzsky
KOsSUTH's RELATIVES.
kossuths relatives were at Dresden the 9Th inst
on their way to Bremen.
Tuscany.
decree of the Grand Duke of Tuscany abolishes the
constitution and restores matters they before
1848.
Rome.
An Epglihman named Murray sentenced to death,
in Rome, for associatng with political assassins.
Spain.
Lisbon dates to the 10th instant, and Madrid to
the same day They contain nothing worth tecgraphng