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At the Astos Heass Major Scott b. A. Major Henry,
do Peroe Butler Philadelphia jas. O. Kennedy Albany;
Col Greene, California; Hon. T. Smith, Warrington; Mr..
J. D. Bright. Indiana.
Hon Joseph Insezson having recovered from his ate
indlspeston c0ntemp plates making tour through Eu.
rope. He viii sail on ths 18th Nay.
DHrraUn9Ep PHEsoss IN NEW ORIKASs-Among the
many notables In New Orleans the It'll Instant
his Excelency Governor Herbert Of louisiana Hon Mr.
Gayac late Secretary Of State Of Louisiana; Hon. Isaac
E. Morse, Attorney General Of louisiana Hon. C. N.
Conrad ex-Secretary Of War; Hon. j. p benjamin. u 8.
Senator from louisiana Major Gen. Quitman Major Gen.
Patterson Of Pennsylvania General Lane Governor Of
Oregon Thomas F. Meagher, Esq George d. Prentice,
Jones, Tennessee and Col Tompkins u s. A., well
remembered the head Of the u s. Quarter Masters
General Winfield Scott Washington; Hon William NJ.
Gwin u s. Senator from California; Attorney General
Cbatfeld Albany; Major Merchant U. s. army arrived
In this city yesterday and are stopping at the Metropo
tan Hotel
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Stuck Solca.

PmIADnpmA, April l4-Reported by Keen Taylor
oc DO a. 1860 s. a g. io so 49,
os. 10 b. ssl 1000 Cam Amb RI ss, ;ss, I'd, 20;
1000 Pittsburg Coupon SIS 49, 1O11z 1000 Lehgh es,
rs shs Penna R 5lss 100 Long Island RR. cash, 10
SO do DO, 1874 200 do 1914; 800 do, BIS, 1875 "A Cam
Amb RR s5wn, 15o 100 schuyl Nav Pref 81 100 Nor
35 1850 Girard Bank 14 80 do AK Union Bank Ten.
nessee bs, ss; 80 United States Bank b5, Az Betosen
1879; 200 do, cash, 1s5 SO DO ID 1917 100 schuyl Nav
Pref b5 81 eco Morris Canal b5 22 500 do S. 22zS
Second Board-s50O0 schuyl Nav 6s '82, b. 49, 800 Ken
Gem Amb RI s5wn $780, 900 Long Island RR 1917 so
Norrstown RR t2ss so do, b5. 52 IS schuyl Nav 2s;
q Bank Of Kentucky Mss no. 2Se B Ban x A
800 do; as, %; 500 do BIS, 20. Market steady
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Married,
In Brooklyn. on Wednesday, April 10. by the Rev Mr..
Nye Mr. BENJAMIN RoBBINs of San Francisco to Miss
ABIGAIL n. SMITH, Of the former place.
San Francisco papers please copy.
On Saturday April 0, by the Rev James slet at his
residence, No. 30S Broome street. Mr.. EDWARD GEORGE
FULLERTON to Miss MARY ELIZABETH HoDGKSsoN all Of this
city.
ID, by Judge Green, Mr. vnRus WoopIN, of Hampden,
Conn, to Mrs. JENET PENTz, of Seymour, Conn.
On Wednesday April 10 by the Rev DR.. Burchard DR..
A. P. DALRYMPIE to ELLEN HUTCMNGs daughter of Chas
s. Hntchings, all Of this city.
On Wednesday morning, April g. by the Rev. Mr. Ho
daughter Of Mr. j. B. Gele formerly of Providence Sara
topa Co., N, Y.
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Tclcgraphic Marine Reports.

Arrived-Ship Hope, Liverpool via Fayal March IA.
Left at ships Charlotte Reed epg 70 sail 25th Angelo
Nicholson, disg and ~ would probably be condemned
Downs Jan 80 for NYork and supplied her with water
11th lat AZ o. lon Go, ship Andrew Foster from Liver
pool for NYork.
Also arrived-Shp Marcelus, Calcutta bark Cochitu-
ate, Bangor W. brig Lyra, Charleston; schrs OendS,
Philadelphia; Three Sisters, Jacksonville
PHMADNPuA April IA.
Arrived-Brig Sea Foam Rio Janeiro Mch l. Left bark
Joseph MesseIoe for NYork, days. Spoke March IS,
whaer George Washington for New Bedford 14h passed
large clipper ship, with loss Of fore and mizzen top
gallant mast standing sw by s-she had small gilt Or
yellow streak.
NEW ORLEANS, April IL.
Arrived-Barks Star, and Maria, Boston.
March Is.
Arriyed-Bark Della Chaplin New York.
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London March q, Of the Flemish Caps. psa,a Br sh,
watsrloesed m.sts gone haing from st Jehn- NIB but
gales from the westward and in heavy sea rolled away
the maintopgsant mast had tive deaths and two births
Shin sias Holmes Hawkins, New Orleans, and 10 days
from the w Pass to William Nelson Son.
Brig Withholding, Dunscomb. Curacao. 10 days, 70 o
Orleans, 10 months out, 100 bbls oil.
Brig Msses wicks Charleston days, to George Bulk
Brig Hyss Marshall, Calais. IA days, to Smith Boyn
sehr North State Horton, Savannah, 4days.
Schr Darling Wheeler, Apalachicoa, IL days. April
g. of Florida Reef saw bark showing white signal,
with blue border and red ball. ~
schr Wright (of Columbia) Merritt, Jacksonville,
schr Governor Anderson, Farwer Key West, 10 days.
Schr volant, Hussey, Attakapas, Is days.
Schr Cicero, Thomas Beaufort, days
Schr Julia h Nancy Davis, Newbern days.
schr John B Watson, crammsr, swansboro, days.
s schr Ars Bea1dslsy SeSIgstoTn days
schr Timothy Pharo, Brown, Alexandra, 8 days
scbr Mary Anna, Hale, Alexandria, 8 days
schr Commander in Chief woglam, Alexandra, days.
scbr Miller, Elliott Alexandria, days for Dighton
Schr Susan Orleans, Robinson, Alexandria, days.
sSr bsr RSs,o sassd!. das
Schr Mary Ann. Haley, Alexandria, days.
schr Minerva Beckwith, Virginia. days for Fairhaven
Schr David Hale Oakley Virginia. days.
Schr Oneida, Brown, Virginia, days
schr Isabel. Davis Baltimore days, for celdspring
Schr Emily johnson, Dissosway, Baltimore, days.
Schr Baltimore, Slaight, Baltimore, days.
Schr West Wind, Burnett, Baltimore, days.
Schr Fame, Norton, Machias 10 days.
schr Mount Hope Post, Rockland, 9 days.
Schr William Douglass Smith, Portland, Ct, day.
schr Treasurer, -, Bridgeport, day
schr Richmond, Wood, Rendout, for Boston.
Steamer Decatur, -, Norwich. 10 hours.
Steamer Seneca, Chalker, Hartford, 10 hours
Sloop w Bowen, Hallock Providence, 2days.
Sloop Aurora, Chase, Norwich, day.
sloop Franklin, -. New London, day.
BELOW.
ShipSouthport, 5 days from Savannah.
Bark Rhodes, days from Savannah.
Brig w Dugan, days from Charleston
Brig H Cousins, from -.
Br brig Vigilant, from --.
SAILED.
Ships Orient, Lverpoo Shooting Star Clipper and
Oxnard, San Francisco; brig Gen Wilson, Mobile.
Wind during the day from to NV, with showers
THE HIGHLANDS, April 14-6 PM.
Ship Messenger and a bark near the Hook; also an
other ship ard bark in the ofng Steamer Delaware 60
ing out past the Hook.
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Passengers Arrived.

MISUNDERSTANDING Roanoke--P GUM F Marchant,
Mr. Robinson, J Wilkins, Smith and lady, Miss
Goodhusb smith G Nordemesen a' Benham, R Ram
bert Sackett, Wright Miss Parks Capt d Cope, q
w Tompkins, Mr. Gallagher Cheeseman, w Perry, W
MeIriweather, J Dozier. Spaulding W Kahie, A
Jones, Chas Wheeler, W Gleaman, J Sanford, z T
Taylor Martha, c Church. lady and two daughters,
Miss + Maynard, Lieut. K Mitchill, Graham and
lady Miss Amber Van Cortlandt Mr. Byles John Ma
son. DR. w w Webb--f8in the storage.
CURAcoA-Brg Walhoding-Rcv Henderson.
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COronel-s' Inquests.

CAUTION TO STAGE DRIvERS-DEATH OF THE PRO-
PRIET0R OF THE NORTHERN HOTEL,
Mr.. James Harrison late proprietor Of the Northern
Hotel in cortandt street. died at ten o'clock yesterday
evening from the effects Of injuries received the even
ing of the 2sh Of February last by being run over bv
one Of Finch Sanderson n Co.'s stages, in Broadway
near John street The was noticed bv ua AZ
the time IL took place. Mr. Harrison is said to have been
the Oldest hotel proprietor in the city. He kept the
Northern Hotel for about thirty five years was widely
known. He was born in Ireland and was sixty three
years of age The driver of the stage Edward Mckinney
was arrested shortly after Mr. Harrison was run over
and Is still in custody awaiting the result of Coroner
inquisition, which will be held to day.
FOUND DROWNED.
Coroner Gamble held inquest yesterday at the foot
Of Albany street. North river upon the body Of an un
known man, found in the dock at that place, The de-
ceased about five feet eight inches In height was
stout built and had dark brown hair He was dres sed
in light cloth sack, dark pants, muslin shirt white
woollen undershir and brogans. The jury rendered
verdict Of death by drowning.
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Court Calendar-This Day.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Nos. 49, 49, "a to 40 A.
SUPREME CoURT-Circut Part First-Nos. 1856, 1855,
$50. Part Second Calendar same as Monday last
SUPREME CoURT-Special Term.-Nos. 49, l. 10, q, IA,
% SO, 70, 81, "a to SO.
G ee8 700 748 to 1885, Part Second.-Nos. 1850 to 1885,
767, 768, 100, ITO, I'll.
SUI1asoR COURT 1.-TWO branches. Mos 205 u, 24 $780,
26s, a19, 277 1911 1872 203 226 800 300 SOL 304 $685.
81, 49, 1872 262, 323 327 329 $751; 1892 $685. 1884, 1886
2s3, 2s7 $685. 800, 1885, $751; 1888, 339, 341, S42 344.
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elected principally at isvsr agsrs TIA. ths e..
this description Il securities bsinx operated il 81 de-
cas Of 20 ancs For cash in tbs per cents there
is change to report from the last quoted prcss but
the four and half per cents exhibit decline Of ave
confines. For the accounts the three per cents have
fallen fifteen osntines while the four and half cents
remain ~ last reported.
The market had q generally Arm appearance at the
c0se Of business The following the closing prices
for cash-Three per cents 7 sOs. four and ahah per
cents l0Sf &c., for account three per cents, 7 SOc
four and a-hah per cents, l00 60I
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HARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movement Of Ocean steamers.
Port of New York. April IA, 1859.

CLEARED.
.ship--Jessore, Cobb, New Orleans, Eagle Hazard.
Barks-Mnna (Brem), Dcnker london, Meyer d
Stucken Evelyn. Hicbborn, st Jsgo, Peck Church;
Montezuma, Hanson, Demarara, Tuttle Kate Ander
son Lipiken, st Jago, d Brookman Il Co.
Brgs-Carolins (Br) Lenoir, st John, NIB, Ieary
Torno Berry, San Juan (Cuba), TdpDer; W II Dean,
Pigot Carbonnere, NE G DeaIey.
Schr-Iacon Bearsc Boston, Atkins Co.
Steamer-Deaware Copes, Philadelphia, Sanford.
ARRIVED.
Steam ship Roanoke Cavendy Richmond, to Ludlaro X
Peasants.
Ship Kalamazoo, Taylor, Liverpool Al days, with 2sl
passengers, TO wfnterhof, Piper Karch April O. of
Nsnapcxs. Shoals passed ship Deyonshirs hence for
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At Lancaster, Ky, the 4th inst, Jack May walked
into barroom where Joseph Murphy sitting pulled
out pistol and shot him through the head sith two
balls, killing him instantly. The villain thep fed.
man named George Berre shot Constantine Van Lew
in open day Of the most business sret in ncin
natl, on the 9th inst Van Lew feL instantly dead,
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Commercial Affairs,

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
The market slightly quickened by the Humboldts
and Cambra's advces, and became animated after the
Pacific Notwithstanding advance the week Of
one quarter penny all descriptions Of American,
cept the low qualities which partially eighth
dearer The sales OF the week 81 600 bales (in-
GLIDING IS 500 American.) 2S560 being speculation
and a. 40 for export The sales the LIST instant were
10000 bales including 1900 specuaton-closng with
less buoyancy The following the authorized quota.
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Germnplc Affairs

The German Diet decline at present to enter into copy
right treaty with France.
Matilda Htz6ed, American lady apprehended
recently as agent revolutionary committee and
condemned TO Fix weeks imprisonment
The Duke VI Hesse parmstadt, alarmed et the emgra
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

KEY WEST, April
The schr Benjamin Strong, Smith, % days from New
Haven for Mobile with cargo of railroad iron and
gines, put in here for provisions and water the 9th
inst Experienced heavy gales from the westward and
Gains the whole PASSAGE will sail with the first wind
The brig Motto has finished repairing, and sid for
Portland the 9Th inst Her epairs and expenses
cargo amount to about 900.
The schr Sarah has finished her REPAIRS is now load
ing and will proceed to sea with despatch.
The salvage the cargo and materials saved from the
wreck Of the schr Willard amounts to IS $50. The
apprasement of the portion of the cargo saved dry
reaches o. and the sales of damaged cargo and
materials realized the sum of $10,443 33.
The salvage on the bark John w Coffin and cargo has
not yet been decreed. The vessel is hove down under
going repairs The value of the cargo which consists of
white pine lumber and shocks, has been estimated at
$2,011 40, and the vessel at 81, 600.
The repairs on the ship Lucy progress slowly the ma
The brig Peconic, Park, from Newport for Mobile,
here yesterday, and sailed to-day through the NV Pass
The brig Samson before reported in contact with sshr
Prospect is still in port
PHILADELPHIA, April IA PM
Arrvedschrs Virginia Price scudder, Cardenas; Isa
bella Thompson, Corson, Wilmington, NC; Hoomer,
winslow, Cardenas Fideiia, Corsen, NYork; steamer
Delaware, Sandford do
Ceared-Brig Orion, Upton, Ssgua; schrs Bascom,
Hand Boston; Fidelia, Corson, Dghton.
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tsa requests tAs nsghbsng pets,stes 70 arrest any
q bis subjects attempting 70 leave without his permits

SUBJECT: -: attempting g without =: permits
sion.
Denmark
the Danish Diet through the Daily Ne1cs. protesting
against brother selling the Schleswg succession TO the
King Of Denmark.
Turkey.
bank was signed The 18th uit English capitalists i'd
vance the bulk Of the means.
new tax piastres Is imposed In the Island
Direct Constantnope advices to March Is confirm that
Menschkof had not to that date presented ultima
tum.
The Mdrsees Smaphore learns that the Russians de-
manded not only the revocation OF the Arman respecting
S sns tho
Church and clergy DO wholly placed under the direction
Of the Gar
Greece.
The war steamer Besara arrived at Athens the 18th
ult, having on board the Russian Admiral kossolef
Persia.
had been circulated the Paris Bourse that
Persia had broken Off diplomatic intercourse with Eng
land with protestation which is not unlikely Russia
will join in-but II lacks confirmation
Morocco
At Madrid it is announced that the Emperor Of Morocco
is dying, and disturbances are feared at his death
India, China and Australia.
Later dispatches from Marseilles the India mail has
China dates the 10th, Rangoun l4h, Calcutta 10th
February and Bombay March 1st.
Rangoun had been almost totally destroyed by FIRE.
Australian dates Calcutta, to January Sth per
the steamship from Port Philip The accounts of gold
favorable-price, COS. 3D. The miners at all the
dggngs plumber 100, 000
The political state of affairs unaltered
The social condition much Trade at Sydney
brisk. Flour f26 per ton, gold dust 70s Sd per
ounce.
The Van Deman's Land Assembly refuses to vote sup.
plies unless England will prons to Immediately abolish
penal transportation to the colonies.
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BY SCOTIA NEW BRUNSWICK, MAINE AND bAiN LINE
TO BOSTON, AND HOUSE, PRINTING TELEGRAPH
LINE (offIoE q WALL sTRExT) TO NEW YORK.
HALIFAX, April 1s-P n.
The rcyal mail steamship America Capt. Lang from
Liverpool at half past o'clock p M the I'd inst,
arrived here at eight O'Clock this evening, bringing
ninetytwo passengers for Boston, and full freight
The steamship Washington sailed from Southampton
on the soth for New York. with $50 passengers and
large cargo.
The steamship City Of Manchester also sailed on the
3oih ult from Liverpool for Philedpha.
The Collins steamship Pacific, from New York on the
10th March, arrived out off the bar at p NJ, the
30th
The steamship Great Britain arrived at Liverpool from
Australia, on the I'd April.
The Berlin police think they have discovered all the
notifications Of the conspiracy in the Grand Duchy Of
Posen with their heaquarters in London. rising
intended to have taken place the 9Th inst
Geographic despatch from Constantinople dated the
2ls March, announces the continuation Of conferences
respecting the Holy places but nothing has transprsd
to the result
Destructive fires have occurred at Cronsadt and Narva
in Russia.
1t rumdred that Persia had sought the protection
of Russia against England.
Rangoon had been nearly destroyed by fire.
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RIHsia

A disastrous FIRE had occurred at Cronstadt All the
principal timber wharves were burned Loss 6O0, 900
Fifty thousand dozen Of arst sort ah wood and 100 600
rubes worth Of Russian produce had also been burned
at Maria.
Armaments continue in the south Of Russia and stores
for fifteen thousand said to have been sold at
Odessa
The presence Of many Russian officers in the Archpela
90 Islands and Montenegro Is noticed An ukase pro.
hibits Jews from acting agents for Christian houses
there
Business al Odessa was siognant
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SAILED

Ships Orient, Liverpool; Shooting Star Clipper and
|xnard, San Francisco; brig Gen Wilson, Mobile.
Wind during the day from to NV, with showers.
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Austras reply TO Sardinia not being satisfactory, the
Sandman government has despatched special nstruc
tons TO its minister Count Rave at Vienna sipuatipg
FINAL c0ndons-if not conceded, he to demand his
passports and quit Vienna The Austrian authorities
continue to make arrests, chiefly Of Hungarians.
Eighty political refugees shipped from Genoa Tor
America, per steamer Giovanni, on the 26th ut.
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Affairs In Great Britain.
prevailing subject of interest is revision Of the in
tax is known that the ministry cannot agree
in their views respecting it.
dinner and testimonial given to Sir George Grey
for his free trade exertions.
slight shock of earthquake experienced at Bre-
Wales at haHpast eleven the night Of the 9th
March
Another election riot had occurred at Blackburn
The GOLFERS of Glasgow have struck successfully for
higher have also the Liverpool railway clerks
and operatives. The movement had extended to Man
chester, and would most probably 60 the country
At Southampton and elsewhere merchants are enter
ing into agreements with their clerks to remain with
them for a certain number of years.
AL classes of employees receiving increased remu.
neration.
Sixty four ships up at Liverpool for Australia
From Ireland the emigration sets chiefly to America.
The peace address of the London merchants does not
cause them to stand high in public favor Men OF the
"John Bull stamp gay they were mean Englishmen who
would knee with petition of peace at the feet of Louis
Bonaparte
The Canada Company had held their annual meeting,
Their affairs in fourshing state. and shows q
plus over the years expenditure OF f43, 600.
Lemuel Goddard in the sperm oil and iron trade, has
resumed payment
Arrangements completed by the Anti Slavery Com.
mitee to give Mrs Stowe public reception in Glasgow
City Hall An address will be presented, and soiree
will follow.
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Morocco.

IM0F0CC0.
At Madrid it Is announced that the Emperor Of Morocco
is dying, and disturbances feared at his death.
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India and China.

Later news Is received. Trade brisk at Calcutta
and Bombay.
The King of Burmah was besieged in small fortress
BY hs younger brother, who had the whole army with
him
The Burmese troops had abandoned Pegu.
The rebellion in China gaining ground rapidly.
Intelligence received by the overland mail states that
the embassy had arrived at India accompanied by two
missions rios.
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Prussia.

teegraphc despatch from Berlin OF the Goth ult says
conspiracy had been discovered Twenty persons
arrested, eighty houses searched and arms and ammu
milton found About eight persons were arrested for
wearing the Callahan hat-a revolutionary symbol.
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The commercial treaty between France and Tuscany
went into forc10 on the April.
From Genoa, they27th ult, we have this dispatch -
''Rumors are rife Of an insurrection in Palermo
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The news from the Cape Of Good Hope is that peace ha
been proclaimed by the Governor the 10th of February
The provinces Of Sandilli and Macomo had moved
the Ke TO treat with the Governor who will retain pos
session OF the Amatelas.
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The Archduke Albert win take the place Of Radetzky
IN Italy
Parcano is mentioned the new Iasparado Of Modens
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rumor had been circulated the Paris Bourse that
Persia had broken of diplomatic intercourse with Eng
land with protesaton which ii is not unlikely Russia
will join in-but il lacks confirmation.
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Accounts from Milan the 23d of March, state that
the government Of Lombardy has authorized those who
served Italy, under Napoleon to proceed to Paris to
congratulate Napoleon Ill.
Letters from Rome Of the 2oth bring intelligence that
the Finance Committee had terminated It's sitngs the
18TH and had disposed of the deficit of million FIVE
hundred scud by retrenchments.
Domciary visits and arrests still continue with great
vigor IN Loubardy Venice Tuscany and throughout the
papal domnions.
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Advices from Madrid are to the 22d ult. The propo
ston made to the Cortes by Legun and others, for
modification of the present laws against the press had
been rejscted by the Chamber of Deputies.
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Radetzky publishes proclamation announcing am
nesty to all concerned in the recent troubles
The Austrian authorities have granted permission II
the soldiers Of Napoleon to pay their respects to Napo
leon ILL.,
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The Berne Federal Council published the ed March
their note in reply to the Austrian complaints against
Ticino The Council denies the existence of cause of
complaint and expects Austria to dismiss the matter
The governments of Zurich and Varde decline Genevas
request to convoke the Federal Diet.
There had been attempt at outbreak by armed pea
santry at Lugan, but it suppressed without conflict
by the civil guard similar affair at Lucarno also mis-
carried. The peasantry came from yacoa and the mill
tary had to rally.
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PARIS Saturday. tclegraphc despatch from Vienna
of the 18th gives with strength the character Of
the dispatches from Constannope of the 14th saying
that the Porte appears almost DESTROYS Of settling the
Russian difference in amicabe manner.
The funds at Vienna rising.
The Pays considers the question settled, it being
stated that the note Of Prince henchikof turned
TALLY upon the subject OF religious protection raised by
the Holy Sites which would accordingly be settled by
diplomatic negotiation.
The Ded argues that the day the Porte yields to Rus
sia and Austria the right OF exercising religious protec
tion eleven millions of her Christian subjects her
power is at end and the formal work Of partition by
the other pow of Europe a work If distant time
The Russian Ambassador Extraordinary still at
COnstaptinope, =
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Sardinia.

Negotiations still going respecting the conGsca-
ted property Of naturalzed Piedmontese.
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Prince Frederick Zellesng Holstein Ia addressing
tho Danish Diet through the Daily NrCs, protesting
against his brother selling the Scheswg succession TO the
King Of Denmark.
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THE HIGHLANDS, April 14-B Pm.
Ship Messenger, and bark the Hook; also
other ship ar bark in the 0ng Steamer Delaware 60
ing out past the Hook.
Wind S. Weather thick.