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GEORGE SUETY.
ELFORtiZi OF TAXES,
WILLIAM- F. .11A.MIC
. 7 1 :17
'CITY bOMMISSIONE,
JOHLA. HOUSEMAN.
; 'lla..Epror , TO:2,A*ll , PltAo2
TUESD.ILY. MAY' IST.
U* 4 o, _ • -
SOOTS AND wows.
BOKE*,4II, ORO'I I H.ENI3."
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1 1 1 1 113iiittibl:'AGENCY.
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"QPEENERVARE„
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atin gams.
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°leg ci.tautous.
004 *may. #
.-pgat~lirfes 44711R11#
1 0*7 meld #ll orrosiasir Coryslawd Ilstties.
WILLIAM- YARNALL'S
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IrATIONZRY.
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I, :- BLANIC.: HOOKS
t Letiiii4iiiniligi, imatits. or'Ouoto .to order, et ow
1 10 . 1 . 4 1000011, of the toil but tootingt sad work
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= '7Acrreanie,
A 1 L15TAT10N5,443.,414.
KAAWYPit" APO 80 BY
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- *INILADELPHIA.
de.4 .11 /4 atiftqt a i l 4 h aik li. .fttei s A a
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to swiLm . • lard to w.s.
titreidllirlati k affua t ist. •
fairem i it a %e • "trots., tcrresurriti
V a ti iitLeiri c itor it it .iint. - 12 icot. as
1ftt7.6 !" ;14 ! 1 ' My"
• ELAVANciiss,t vegzio
puRE ; PORT: WINE,
liii)l f . INALI PURPOSE S.
D/LATTEION.;
il - TAPP B °_
w I lleitAtiktiiig.T ',LIVE II •
),,#iloopokitinyours.:
_orb: CLOTHS.
$ s Wi79'ivisTPNP', B qPO4
34*
; Ai V',
No.,scoirotha-NiNni erßitar ,
(9444 ed door iboys ,•Willt" ,
• ,; • • ' • - • , •
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• 44/41M40.' 10 4 to., •
Of Sidi ssagoies importation , . , • „
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to, frau p Aga an lasipHilos tile mass is r•-
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OW, ESTABLISHED ,
NO. 39 SOUTH BECONti:
.A.BovltintgeVrtiuT.
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91100131330118 OF 111011101,:T01111 . 1111PID & SON.
Im jortsn ball Dealeri 1*
WELITT,
BRII . 88)/18,,
mid
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INGRAIN
•
•
A: B. P E 8 ,
ot W bolsi 31434 - 601 Airline/Ai
M I ATTpIOII;' Oill CL9TES; to.: km, to,
h athbakios b solielaml.
1800, "URTH RT."HT 1860.
CARPET W.AREI-I6UBE.
ABOVE ditIOII2IIIT EITILSICT: No: 47
!PRIG IMPORTATION '
Of Velvet: Brunel% Imperial Tame -ply. Super in-
VIM, mid Wet'Auk, . , •
CI A APE T IWO S,
Of MW oacto' stareproC DOWN*
Prosy
CaotOri Brio* liattiOgo: while knit OotOred, of
atiogrior..‘aslim, Also. * lute asoortmoot of Oil
CAN angs,,Draggittli,l amtiti Engin&
Mom Skim Door Mot*, to.: AlsoN: an 10814 of Cal-
Mt* COCOA . WATTINOL of 'Flom :widths.
JOHN LEMON;
MIUCCEEMOR, TO
RICHARD M. BUNT,
Bianufsehire ' r;lmpoiter, aid Dealer.
CARPETING.
GEORGE '
atANFFAcTusd taiiizteit IN CAI.RPET
WAV;BIIIOI3I#C,•44,II4 -NORTH TB* 13TRKET.
GOODS.
t•tkr
R T.
•
SEXTON, & "
• • SWEABINGEN
I F.ticaird:(sol)l3... •
linefalVAND OSMAN 110611111.
MEWS 711$1(181aNg 9 0 0 Dar,
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n outivaNG 410
aa.'e ek.a XOSTi Anna% "tali,.
' Art ACM Melvin{ I:7masseadire arrivals from Ea-
ITIV , RING_IMPORTATIONO
p y
O.IIIMAII
HOSIERY, '
"UMW, AIp.IIMALL weAsa,
eyi t sgirizt o mi
aiw kr i t oe .
TLIMPTID 80117 , 111111171111 l Isrllll
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111LADELPRIA,
I , ,
9AB-FIXTURE. WORKS.
=
ARNER, MIREEIti &
MERRILL.
1111,11171ACTIIIITILL.
STORE No. 11111 CHESTNUT' STREET,
MILADELPHIA.
WARNER, PECK; & Co,
No. CB BROADWAY, NEW TORE.
WOodit sospostftely inform 800 rake that they ao - atutuo
to asarafastato all kinds of
FIXITIVE, LAMPS.' GIRANDOLES,
, BRONZES. So.. Se.
MS OW theft largo and vattsi stoat aomstisos the
slit ' slept as well as the most ilabototo tottenst, dosortool
bittbalr7toisoh ortlats. Toy also Stop at their store.
NO. SYS IBIBOVWXY. a largo aadtill assortment of mu
their magisrimatited MO. T:+indera sad others an in
vited to salt lad *molar. son Ito
LOOKING GLASSER;
LOOKING-GLABBEth
pownierr AND MITRE 71611.68,*
ENGRAVINGS.
ou, PAlN : rui ea, km, km
8. E4S4LEr:St SON,
OATRAI; MANUFACI 4 DRNIA4".WHOLE
HAIR AND RETAIL DEALERS:
FABLES' GiLt*RiZEit
elf imuserlort entErs,
3 mhffil-tt
HARDWARE.
Titurr. BRO., & CO",
SIIIPOSTIREI AND WHOLIBALN DNALDRO
HARDWARE.
CUTLERY, CUNO,TISTOLS, &0.,
1129 Kau= easserr, - 629
BELOW MIRTH, NORTH OWL
IAHREY & NEFF.
t NO; 30, NORTE TRIAD STREET,
*miaow in stint s most oomiplsta stoek
HARDWARE. •
of lot* hiportancra. sad American manufaotnro, vbiob
Alloy our tp tie NIWt TRADE. on tits tort bid
tem.
ffI[pORE.HENSZEY:it
ILULDWARIA.
CUTIMILY,
W OVA
Ida 4Wd KAMM sad die a tessts
PRU 4 D I /. 14 "
PAPERIBiNGINGS.
TO OttOSE' BUSINESS.'
HART, RONTGIORIIRT, & 00.;
RO., 021 ORIIIITIM OTRIXT,
Wm 0011 am. &nosh OW winter and fast Mtn, theli
lards dock If
I
PAPER HANGINGS,
- iip'muthisotr; ,, i,:iitsrsoaiiiitialvishth..buinsos;
AT GATIATIAT 7RDIFORD PRIORS.
nis risNes TATris iT 10 PBX 011117. mi.
LOW 000 T.
Moos weathui their aloamPasered.een eat sum i
B. iEGAIN S.
- , -, .• , ~ , ' 11-tir I
In A Ojtin SEWING BILK,
Wiormited ds test artiste fef Omura MAONiNliii,
For We by tie listishatsrer, st the LoWEer
• - ? BIAS!. ?BIAS!.
' ' B. HOOLNIr •110314
TVAMEAID variety:o 01 y4g
sarmilt Diamelk3ol,-Ncjio Ain et ,
dAnh, .
- • •
WOLFE & CO..
WHOLESALE
RARPETING, OTEMHAITHi AND, WATT
WARE4"OpET;
..No, 112, CHESTNUT STREET.
drzoii7.°lrenvvat.NrgialmAtt
on ooningument.
SILiKa W i ljO S •
to
•
110.10i.LAWAINE & BACON
.
No. 186 CHESTNUT STREET, t
per Elie latest snivels, reeelveil lame steei4Pir
fljf i n n juld WOOLLENg. adapted to the Clothing hit
Joiibi Trigg. axiom whioli ate the following Illatikle
makes Of °LAW':
0. NEIiLICSSEN (Bon of .1.15.) Whole end Ulf
F. BIOLLEY & LION'S ' it' -
N*IRST.OR AUSTRIAN n ' N r
SAXONY &ATM, of all grades.
A 150, 1 14 and 41-4. DOESKINS, OASSIME&EB, PAS.
CY doi, SKILLET'S SILK MIXTURES and TIM.
COTS, SATIN DE CHINKS, BLACK SILK SATINS,
COTTON. BACK do., BLACK SILK TEL
BLACK and , FANCY SILK VESTINOS, As., Re.
All of whiek are °tend for sale on favorablo
s:1 •LEy, HA7 RU, it 1117TOIIINSON,
NO. ng OHNBTNUT ST..
' COMMISSION MERCHANTS -
FOR THRUMS OF
PHILADELPHIA-MADE .
GOODS.
mhll.lm
WELLING. ' :
118 OHESTNUT STREET,
. a
Offer by the Package, the following demorietlosir of ,
AMERICIAN GOODS
Of standard nuke' and in arena variety!
PRINTS OF STAPLE AND FANCY STYLES,
BLEACHED AND BROWN !MEETINGS'
SHIRTING% AND DRILLS,
08NABUlte8 'EMIL ANJ TRIPI2I.
00118T,ST .TEANB,I3ILEBI/8, AND PiANIFial&
CANTON FLANNHLS AND PRUITBD LININGS.
LIMEYS. IMNTUOICY JEANS, AND - 007.
TONADE3.
ALL-WOOL AND UNION CLOTH&
'BLACK AND FANCY OASSINEKRINI.
BLACK AND MIXED DOMING,
SATINETS AND UNION OASSIMNREII,
TWEEDS, CASHMARITO. fah; *a
DRY-GOODS JOBBERS.
& 00.,
• Oaf MARKET STREET,
MAPO RRRRR AN SONDIRS ON '
OLOTEH. a,teermskilui, &e.,
Thive now on hand a large end wethoelooted stook..
erhlqh they ate premed to ea M the lowed market
vides imbARNi
A t . - W. LITTLE & CO..
BILK GOODS. °
wranwr.
Ti *T. Gthss da SONS.
rip•
I Room Min=
Are now opoalog their •
BP . RING arcies OF GOODS
• Martel to
ME W Et .
Ia which wili toon,d a tall ttespithiont oc '
album. DONelttryl. nalimrtes,Tathumpiie,&&
neOLTNTOOK, GRANT, & 00.,
IMPoRTERs4I.I6 WHOLINALE DEALER!! IN
CLOTHS CIANIIMIUM VISTINEIS,
TAILORS' TRIMMINGS.
Ho. 33E KARIM BMW, (Up Msllo
azo ow °ming their Spring Stook. to *Melt they la-
rite the attention of the trade. faf-Na
WM. B. STEWART ire CO..
INIOATBAS ANTI JOBTINTIS OF
BILK,
artn
FANCY DR= GOODS,
MAN T &mt.
UV* now hi stomp?* raw Mitring
SNlOTtaint Of e f ra
rgrZ""lkne'ili7iPti Ih.
4°411-
a. all hockotHisalcamd m r.noy BYEN, • tAo now
Stiles of Feinted Milos eons= On d. M.*"
jig' O. B. Er:l - AMON &SONS.
of . 1141.11 LET STRZET,
(Beoculd door below Fourth,/
I I AID 3011111 op
OLOTSB. aniplybaafi, AN
Frrro.r., rf Gte l
rot makes of FOrusruit liblif Bau DO
si f
i'hiCt k p i a l t i f l ialArli d Xgrall i rstra 01:
/8 oiltr iki , th4lurr a tkand ferdrirNnTher2r 1 1 :
km
S.Pll.4sTe„ 1.f31:10.
Er4l.liNrit
DY. OWNSIND. rzyuppiAllON.
AXIIVAID rO l ll6ll.
R. WOOD, MAIM, k aiIIYWARD,
Importeri and Wholmals Dealers it
DRY, GOODS
AND
C3LOTHING.
tea-!m No. 309 MARKET Khoo% Philadoligaiii.
MMT!!!
WURTS. AIISTIE. &
MoVEIGH.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS
DRY GOODS
Nta • MAILABT MU!EII.
Eistlos A Wnrts,
o e tirdoVelsb.) • iszt*Anpirm.
sh Dungan fell -RI
FiILIADRLPMUto
FITHIAI4. JONES, &
WHOLEBALB MAURO
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIU
DRY GOODS.
No. 140 ktARKET,NTREET.
NEW GOODS rallying gray ger for
CITY AND NEAR TRADN.
SkIAPL.EIGH, RUE. & co..
Inusnters of •
.
WRIT& GOODS,
LADES, and
BMBROIDIOI.IIB,
NARK= 131312,1 M,
Om stssont stook, selected in the best Estrovolu
Markets by ourselves, is the moat otsuMste v e Naval
soy offered. fooLita
wArznovez
- - -
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ins Wing mainteineft ,at tte 'regent high stamAgrd.
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WEDNESDAY; AP1111,25 0 AB6O.
Austria wr /I -
While fife Italian campaign, so disastrous to
Austria, has reveidetyM — tfie - iihelk - World the
irepostive , that linge , eggl i onterate. 'fide
rogeneous materishr,- and--the--fallacy-of a
system :of ropikettition%; Audi Germanisation
pushed to its utmost limits, the public opiniOn
of the Anetrien Empire has -resumed its,, ex
postulations, and again aske for reform - B r and !
amelieratiens,..„ These anielOttiOini hire be
come indleiseneable,
Mies Was necessarily-in :harmony-with the
Wants of the ' , natiOntilitiesliimnd in the: irbn
yoke of the Hapsburg family. - The word Of
the Emperor hadbeen 7eniphatically pledged'
in 'solemn promises of ameliorations and re.
forms for-ell'the people' under' his' scepero-1. ,
Germans, Italians, Hungarians, Poles,,. Seta
venians, &o. But to, promise end tp
keep e kingly word are quite different things.
We all -kpow„yriniV,lieelune - Ortherluiperial
ratenf. IntylOth; substituting the national
langirilge of these •nntiestalities for the German
in UM in noolti r tkififf iiiicers.. Whet
the time came for - pitteini-1111 that.
measure,' ei jitat islt-WAS'Yealnnintiler, *td*
of these provinces received from the Count
of Thun„ , a 'notice that it ; was not, :in-,
eluded in the Patent. 4 ,The ' histoiy of the
last feir.montkis la abundant inthese Instances
of Austrian treason, iThitiliihkofirenilsing
different reforms and•amelleratione, andintmet
diately denying diet same this awakeningOf
-hopes to destroy them -at the next moment—
this' momentary sfibmiselonite cireurnstanees;
and this stubborn returning to thwold ways,
are characteristic of the :Govermnent , of the
young Emperor. Of , all the political systems,
if Austria may be so'callecl, this.: is really the
worst. It weakens the Government,. de
stroys its majesty, and neutralises , the ele7
snouts of its power. It is, therefore, difffertit
to say what amount of damage has been done
by it to the empire in the last seven months.
No wonder, that, by so many opposite tenden
cies from above, and so many oppressed inte
rests from below, all the divisions of the public
service should fall intootter Confusion ; 'and,
consequently, there is not a single class erna
tionality of inhabitants, or political party,
upon which the present Government can now
rely. ,
A.few recent facts may show the truth of
this' reasoning. In order to destroy these
influences upon persons acquainted with Aus
trian flnanelering, the Government 'intended
to awaken confidence by promising a vigorous
management of' the Treasury, 'which has-been
entrusted to a commission, composed of seven
members, of whom three were nominated di
rectly by the Government, and the remaining
four under its immediate infigence. - Of course,
honest action on the part of persons entirely
dependent on the Government must not be
expected. , Can anybody be simple enough to
expect them, from the semi-annual reports of
the departments, to sound the abyss of finan
cial mismanagement 7 Thus, the Austrian Go
vernmentwill beget an incessant discontent in
all the nations subdued to it, and thus the
attempt to relieve the Treasury will eatisfyno
body; and fall 'to raise the credit of the Atis
trian Empire abroad.
The decay of Austria since the last cam
paign becomes every day more manifest. Its
sombre, implacable,' Germanizing Abso.
natranalitd_-_ 110 moot faithful
tools' and -adherents. The general verdict
against that system ie already rife
,-, in all
minds. Yet the Government sticks to it with
the greatest obstinacy; unable to abandon it,
it cannot proceed. It is as if struck by palsy.
One of the latest leading.articles of the Lon
don Times gives the following striking illus
tration of the present condition of Austria : '
There was a time when Austria was considered
as the keystone of the European building, and that
Empire bad a great weight in the eyes of men who
deities the Peace of Europe," cto., do.'
The Times concludes that there is no future
for ..fnstria. Austria, like Turkey, is a.e sick
man." Her distolution is near at hand. New
combinations, new forces, may be created
from her shattered members.
In a recent- letter, addressed to South Ger
man Gazette, we have authentic information
that the enlistments to the Papal , army- are
maintained in Austria with the greatest ener
gy, and that the:Austrian Ambassador in Rome,
Baron Bach, has 'given it the first impulse.
The Society Severin under the direction of
their President, Field Marshal Meyerhofer, has
the lead in the work.' There are three recruit
'lag bureaus in Vienna, Linz, and in Prague,
and they Intend to open three more in Stradets,
Loopol, Cracow.
The last correspondence from Hungary in
forms us
In Hungary nobody believes
In co•called reforms, which are promised to-day to
be repealed to-morrow, both by superior orders or
by the of the administration employees. It
is certain that all these promieed, reforms have re
ally,anothermotive than that officially manifested.
For instaboe, the Imperial deoree informs us Mit
there shall be no recruiting in 1800, beoause there
has been such an 'immense quantity of, volunteers
during the Italian war, that even to-day the army
is in a full complete. Such a declaration
ridieulous, and shows the utter stupidity of the Go.
vernment organs: The' whole world, in general,
and our city in particular; is Acquainted with the
*aironmstance; that from the whole Austrian Em
pire it was not possible to muster 6,000 volunteers ;
and what a rabble it was ! They were the lowest
Outcasts of society, and were sent away in haste
iftetethe preliminaries of Villafranea. They do
not muster now 1,000 men in the whole army.- The
reel cause ef stopping the recruiting lathe lamenta
ble state of finances, and the legitimate fear of
increasing the agitation in the different .parts of
the Empire, and particalarly,in Hungary.
„ The instant's we have mentioned in order to
show the mendacity of all the preinise4 reforms,
can be' applied to different 'other Government
sehrimes, as: the new 'organisation of the indhstry,
;the commission charged with the revision of, the
:public debt, and in general to all the schemes pub
l ashed lately with the intention of Misleading the
;patio opinion about the real intentione of the Go
vernment. Nobody hie any faith in the reforms,
which are published today to be repealed to-mor
row, by one stroke of the pen of our young Em
peror. In , Hungary they expect nothing less than,
an actual guarantee of the independence and
liberty of the nation and of the' individuals. lint
lately our Nritperoi answered to s ,,tikese expectations
by striking Upon hie sword And' saying This is
the best Constitution for the rebellious nations sub
jected to my sceptre.' Evidently this old
is on the eve of dissolution., We. may add here
another part from a correspondence from Berlin
about the middle of last'montli:
Bilooossor to
It Is generally believed that the Count Carolgi, the
present Austrian Ambassador at the Prtnian court, has
brought with him vary important propositions from to
Governnient. , The Austrian. court, unable to feel any
;maidens in her new ally on the one aide, end seeing
very threatening symptoms of discontent from his own
subjects on the other, hes deemed expedient t o ap
grout' again to the Proximo Government, and to put
aside the old rivalries before the. common danger. It
really wants to renew their former friendly relations.
They gay even that the Count Cerolgi be. brought ro,
project of treaty with Prussia, in which that last Power
has to inarenty to Austria the integrity of her present
poesessions."
After having paid with ingratitude the sub.
etantlal services tendered to her by Ruisia in
1849, Austria cannot expect any support front
that side, and now treats with her eternal an
tagonist and enemy, Protestant Prussia.
The expressions of The Nord, of Brussels,
on the occasion of the rumgra of the similar
treaty with Russia, are really very strong, tell 7
lug on the present estimation of the Austrian
power. That avowed semi-of icial organ of
the Russian Government says:
*, To billevethat, after all that happened bi•
tween Ruud* and Austria, ,the first netted of then
Powers will wantonly, riot only come nearer, hit
oontraot , with .Austria any Muff ongaiotout to
guaranty toiler all the poasessioni she has lost it
shag lossi• l aid this at the moment when Russia
is virtually Freed from all former trestles wbioh
were binding during the ,Hungarian war; whin
everything in. her interests, her sentiments, her
' dignity" aid AV' hOtidr protege agasiese stub aid
/imam ;.•:-to beliefs this is to offend Weil Abe
Rusatan nation s het govern:tient. ,
At lox what would Russia oioliania . her offer 'of
tads guanssatoe? ' For sit ea.:atonal help fresa
owtrio tar the aid of a Nair who has iot
enough 4f Air old ettength, le i49erphersaff %Writ,
—*hunt isereteuee 4willige! Ann. flaY — reF An
. alarms! which uoy. tr4l,l4t.Pfle, !f° ~.".`"r- P c T i t
quelkoe
fl erf. Npitu to„4lTldefusope, 11,#?11!o, p..
PPR" 0 , PPre4 'Aldan . 3 niki , #!* !etiNWide
in her pat4i of pro . gieiteliitneit i binalimi_lioy:
,--
" Soi this triiiity lb billt;! bbblibiliti' it ' liana be,
and the `ltnirnitig GhrOnieris - 110 3 beea,leithiset
doubt, itedid of a diprotsiativoirieLwi 1
~' Sue Words; in a paPer. `whose !intimate7te.
lotionsWthet , Rnsahrn GOSTEMOIII44I7IIOII
known hkre , double weight EA 'deep eigsdii
ri
eatice fciithe flittire. f , . ' '..: 1- . ::, ~, . A.
. The 'peciplerind Magnates midway have ;
beguii4hii Wort r of thee , disorganization °IAA
vene le HMV of ' Old , Eitirope—=the fiat by re
lasing the plYilierif,' of taxes. and • yeasting - all
compuhiory nuntierret...:The;nabilitY, - on their
side; ' bete • shut , ni , thelr iplendid palscesin
Vienna, 'carried 'sway! their , galleries;•Ulna
'tientird 'dependents,' Biting - their: abode. at
Pest, or Freiburg, on the. Hungarian , still.
1
Immo *Century of money ' re, by this means,
with venlicml circulation in Vienna; and the'
public iplieury 'is .increasing. The ,ccZotini
'Snipe r" is in rather cc a tight pisee.l l ,7.- I: „
The lad - , correaponderm.•fremlithomia,
Tilfin:c lOthyleforme lint Mak the liiip-imilied ;
Comm ative party blutilMitit OF 1ta444 Silitfgra',
Ott/Ay-political WAgrikeilaili!U it( heinnapred, ,
and a elm :CdshierielltanrAtedilltielli : Hell-!
gious one italiiterextoill conditions 'ln so
ciety lidnatited, and the price Ofisubserip
tioni_
that party halt been constituted et Prague, and
cig coniposed as follows f Prince Vincent Auer- -
sperg, l Nr; Carl liehlikilinnrg, Count , Salle
Relffeischeldi St.. ol iMildatitlldinfilid.ideffora.!
Illuchher ' and BriMehe:r Some et - ztlite ,Elltty
have ligisistedi and r•griblished another -"mi.
i gramMe. They say As it:::-, '.: - , . ,
* $ * • c!Becausellie,,liaks hindlactosethar . ,
all the parts of the Andrien crow .. ,n /moo Oemoing 7
ken entiroly r and- the organic fili.li(the *ender '
has been stopped. in its development.' Te reisidi'
that evil we want Mdoo and itoinrodal einldeititt: '
The most important Mini; there/fele; le M' unite let`
a no iwihil ecqueriattim party; without my' ex. ,
oeptioal or falth'ler nationality .: This part* waits
to eupPort : The tinily of the Empire ; the oakum
lodgment of the Individnality of all the
,crown:
oonitiles, and seeped or the mationality and lsn
. , ,
game of ,eieli. , The,,erul Of the ,party ; ie a
narch i p, , strong , outside,. united insPe. Their
meant : Developmeeeer' &hi Minntri iipon - thitert. -
cal mid leffel.bunt!, nith, the helper muter repre-'
sentationt,'extindid to ill % r enditions sietopular
interati. Strong itbsolUte pottier of the Emperor ;
aelirreinmeni, of the common. , bathe tall &inept
&nee t that word; unpaid -represeutatives, public
sitting!! of, these, 'r'.6te. -_. '1 . , . .! , .
The leinns from Pest of the, same, date in
formue:that a numher of the students of. the.
University hzie !Been arrested for haying put
in the cemetery a 'laurel wreath, : with' the in
scription,gc to them Oho fell, for t h eir omin-_
try.!! The 15th of March:beipg the ; miniver
sary Of the last Hungarian HevolutiM,u crowd
of stialente, about:two . hundred PeMenli; isa
iembled -. and, attempted Ito miter 4ifferent
churches. : MN:Able, they took - their _way
towards the FranciDC*ll cemetery._ -: The police
tried to:prevent their entrance, and, ere in
rtiltld and compelled to use their arms. Many
stn me were wounded and .tailed.. The stu
dents had their caps oovered'with crape., The
Austrian papers pretend that
.the, population
was ,passive and did not-take Tart in the 'dis
turbance.- Numerous arrests have been made
in consequence.' and a strong inquisition will
probe, the motives -of Abe. movement. .The
spirit of general discontent is thus.quietly,eir
culiting between the masses. Austria ,is
doomed ! , .
.
' • .The,COursostipli,, -
(Tram the Charloathe. Afereurriln;lisinl
thereolae.7.-avery .y
the raltroade, front the North end Wert; briny do
legitas to' thel:invention. Ws havi goninisougst
theta at the hotels, :and-mutt bear witness to the
quietude and propriety of their denteasser. We
seiwell-dressed, geettlentanly-looking IMP every
where, Knote el tiro. *Ohre. are talking— ; some
jooolarly-.-some ceineaUyi bat there is no drunk.;
enriees 7 -no vielinest-io vulgarity, Perlsaiis the
iiUtaidere - - the. Camp-fillowert.ain nit yet
amongst us: Unless they are *pared to take
the totcrof our orderly' and quiet people; they
had better not come. Charleston slot • Balti
more ; and Order bill be preserved by our eilloient
and energetio pollee, it dose not matter who via
listen it. Perhaps, our own though* have • tinged
our conceptions ; but looking at the frees' Of the
delegates, it appeared to es a gravity bordering on
sadness rested on many of them. - They seemed to
feel the responsibility of their position, - and tole
looking to a future of trial and trouble. Certainly,
slice the foundation of oni Coofederatedants r ubliv,
never have the premonitions .of Change: and: web
lotion been so plainly visible lathe polltleal heti
rens, as now. Never before bee eeetionelissa, from
both parts of •the Union, loomed up Pooh black
ness and fury. Even in this Convention where
there should be conildence and harmony , it plain
that men feel as if they are going into a battle.
The interest in the Convention is 'not inertly-id se
looting a man to be a candidate for the Presider/4y,
but to save rights as dear as life itself: Antago
nisms rage in the bosom of the Convention: ne
members from the South feel thist - their eedtlon—
the weaker section of the Union—is endangered by
the aggressive sectionalism of the North: --The
galling transactions of the last four months, In Con
gress, are upon their minds. _ longer possessed
of the safeguards of physical power, they are in
danger of losing the prestige of that moral power
wbioh intrepidity and, energy in -the niabstenanee
of rights can alone create. - be wrongfully as
sailed and endangered Implies weakness; buttes slab
mit to the continuance of perilous wreni,after being
fully aware of their existenee,lsdegradaUon. A man
and n people who surrender rights without resist
ance are unworthy of them. They are At to be
slaves;—the poor tools of a party—and the bus in
etruments of unierupuloue dapoUny. Not only
the rights of the South. . bat every histinit' of
liberty and of self-preieriation. demand, a dis
tinct recognition of the rights-of the South, before
her delegetenhall be ealied upon tout in common
With the Northern delegates t inseleoting a common
candidate for the Presidency. Every man in this
Convention knows—every man In the Union knows
*that the greater portion of the members of the
'Convention from the North deny the rights of the
South In our Territories, and that their union in
favor of their most popular candidate for the Presi
dency Is based on this dental. Shall not thiliouth
be as united and Arm in thirmaintenance of their
right, as the North lain' denying and overthrowing
them ? Must justice always succumb to injustice
—right to wrong? And Is it consistent-with the
vaunted dignity of human Waters, and of our far
famed free Institut - king. that the oppreased ,ball not
only cling to the oppressor, but, like captives be
hind the oar of a Roman conqueror; minister to the
pomp of his august triumph? The Charleston
Convention may Ali an important page In history.
It may tell of the rebound of a great and free
people in the maintenance of their rights, or of
their final submission and downfall,
How IT WAS Doan iN' AREANSAg.—The recent
,brawls in the House at Washington: remind us of
a story we heard in Arkattani;severaf - yearlainee,
which has never been in print. It is no dierespeot
to the present enlightened and genial fitateof,Ar
:kanstis to say that in its incipient:or Territorial
• • • -
days it was rather " rough." :It wise a very OM
mon thing for a man to leave the bosom of his fa
mily in sound health in the morning and :return
dead at night. Cuttings, elashinge, and shootings
wore of daily ocourrence. ' it was dangerous to be
!safe. The Legislature wiz chiefly :composed •of
bullies and blacklogi; - od-the - seems enacted by
them were often very ecomarlo. A light arose
about something In "the House," one day. The
Hon. Mr. Banger, of Napoleon, called the Hon. Mr.
Manger. of Helena, a liar. The - Hon. Manger .re
torted with a bullet, which took oft - the Iron. Bang
er's left ear. Both then sprang Into - the dentre etthe
ball with drawn bowie knives: - The speaker:said,
"by G—d, we most have fair :ptay h this:busi
ness !" and rushed out into the flodr.witit if decked
pistol in one hand and a tremendetut toothpick"
in the other, and in toneeof Mender commanded
the representatives to' form a ring. A ring was
formed, and, in the classics of the times, the com
batants " went ,in." • They ant each - other fright
fully, and for quite a spell it was ililleult to decide
who was the better man. But-finally Binger, by
an adroit thrust, cuto ff Slangees head, and instant
death was the result. Mr. Stanger!s remains be
ing removed and order - reiteted; - Mr; Banger arose
and, said : "It is my painful duty to announce to
this House the death of the Hon Wm. Slinger, of
Helena. He was good at draw-poker and faro, and
handled the tooth-pink beantifuL Be wasn't of
no account at legislatin'. He war - middlins on
bosses He put on too many scollops. He had no
family 'opting his brother Bill, - the best poker
player on Red river. Imove resolutions of reaped
be passed and for'arded to his brother BBL' )
They were passed.—Cleveland Plaiisdeater:'
LACS COTTON.—V: IO editor of Welt %leans
Delta has been shown some sampliii et .tho lase
obtton. It is represented to be atilt lad biantiftn•
a'rtiole of staple nearly Knit to Aka Bea mod,
sod 'of light salmon hie,:lighter, than nankin. It
was grown in ilindeocunty, Mi., and mid at from
15 to 18 tents per pound: There is some mystery,
says the Delta, about tkUorigin of this action.: A'
romantic story is told of a riAmnism hiteefeireee:
patriot, born and retejd in Misabodppl,: eni of
Walker's — min, who, toeing ettraetet, while in:e
march, by the appearanei of foikftif gathered some
of the seeds and pissed then telislircitbootriale.
On hie return home,,Meeided, stok, int - when
;LIMA to, die, he regressed -sess." - rellevetoteke
the Mali Wow his porfe-bmanaii sad. plant Quit.
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.i. to ,ai l ital V them aii a kettist teas' Haiti
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portanSei -command Ollttlittendelliire Maur! Nit
fasts amolloosto, Ina tinteliapozi Mawr mittan.- - _
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The ;digtdtori.whoinideathe 'Ms, of St Pete:
in his bed*, And , *ea tim,Clghpile,.world as Its
heed, rinse jilt ntterstd, A Judi Of. vithientattoleaUnt
against thee. sons of the t:Thisieb, ,It!ege, - plinim,
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hitt , - end iiin fefamplo A614341'40 hire to be'
not o y sir . 9fritill,htit teMpoin-heed. It fa.'
I tio,s: ii lewp4 that this exemmernivatiow web ,
fad hot , by'lde-liennion the Pope (thouitia• .
Mentions no mann) &gallon the Oovernment °SEW.,
dinia arid: the Emperor; of Prune. 'After Pus* ,
profarie •Mirapplihitken ,rf thi ia iSDPV ) Pf 3 / 1 1 ;;,
Bible,ihe enneurnm to all wbo have bed is share in ,
promoting the ltberation.of those Wkil Wirs lately_
the 'taint sobjesti Of Paw*: that melt pti•
motile, with their werranten, siteirties, helpers,-'
and cernmellon,l , have Ashen on themselies Si' '
atones ent of the meter , lDol:l2lll,lllliettiCill 'red ri.
ligiona puitiviinsent." . • ,
The armezatiorref Bever to Pmnee meets tiro
tieft , codw i ti e a n pkroppise the :game tar peas •
'forma ljtidavid MM.: •Kin Vietur,lfsmneonel her
anneamedte hi) Beitator4and llepntins,,,lit Nils..
moot i 'imoombledt Wit b. 4 0 a " 8 47 Ti - 4 11 . 4,1 * 4 ,
;so UM dent, hi ,dons. ,It is stated -that -the iient ,
move hf , Preice Ion; be to obtainlrin'llavarie tin
iiountt of Linden ? seer "Ftrasteurie. Of' the col- -
hen! dif Bitrkesl6.thhi wholiwas aurinstion- thaw '
lean+ doubt ; bitt tlailiatitiltiOnnilhiglintteni ,
Prange 'is too =al . - triti 'of thelmiiiettinalf thr
ow td be damaged by apindatt dissent on thelent -
of the former eountry. 'ln minneetimewith itellan„
and 'Rauh affairs,,thera has hawk blood:Pel6,7 :
at RoMe. The streets Of theseren-hilted elti hart.
been debited mitlx.tdood, mealtime benient down,'
wontdeidashed aid wOunded, and itifenternarderid
in the nine of their Mothers.`This hed not been ,
the Voth of an ipsnivenlonaiy'licipnliaeof mist= ,
riatel liberate. ''''' The 'linden hatioliwoen tiossialt- -
ted by the-Pope's 'snits - guitedi(not the Presob
soldiers, who behared-elthelluMMity) Kurt the ,
manned 'people in the Corp- s , , , - , •
The details if .thiS lusemacro, whioh wee tmproj• .-
yoked, are heart-aieltening. , kploi 'Wee, laid "to
•ntri,Pth• Wee•lt 80,5'014 thee.. Placards ;yeti
Weed eating upon them to rtes; and eannoni4eive
preplarsd in the boreithat they wen* °big Anil be
slaughtered: But wise men Were on thialert, , and
met the compirsey by a minting tii the intepSed
tiettior. , We weed sot be terprioni ft• Lou,i- Ns , •
poison /heard repay the lamdied ,escommuctienles. .
of which we have spoken, by withdsairing his mal-
dieri front the Holy, City. ; IThe, the sooner *Tarp,.
thing in the shape of priest hurries from Bone
the safer for his neck.
. ,
Paidll Or. W.4114' VISIT TO CATIEDX:'
AbOlit the last '0 t May eireidfyi - Jizii,lhe heir
of the English 'Tfilinis enema the ethane), to pay . -
a visit to the liege r and loyal. sullen, neon Year -
rile°, the ,dean.: A lugedes! will ha is attend
ance,so that his safety will be as_. well aseumi, mi
possble upon -this important journey. , Of use , „
he will visit some portions of, the,Untted iitataa,,so; -,
that your toultoteanheye an opportunity of ftithit.
a liVe prime. He is not the first scion of royalty
that bas.visited British Ninth Arilerteit' His rand. -
sire the IlMite of tent, was commander-in-eidef of—
the forges there, and resided near Quilled, bard hy
the Pails of Idonttabieiti. , ', - : - • ' -
ESren It the ' , Primer Of Walls does not visit the,,
United States,' our.
1 tuuntrymes eon ardmilifflook , .
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Sit end uMeetmeln Toontif man, and generally
pophtar, a little_ sildlis tett to Bin and pylifo t ,ild; if
report sinAs trnly,nitt the Most moral Timing min'
ht , he ;world: Abend ' the `Same' time the Great ~
latterdwili ; probabfy , nun the Atlantle, `She i• -
not almost reedy ibr Ise. 'After oiobfngat Port-
I lend she will visit New York. As yet, no oaptais
hall been appointed to replace the late lamented
Harrison.
ft is rumored that the Great Euterrovill be part . ,
of the oonvoy with the Prion of Waite, wblob may '
be 'the care, as fir al Um Gulfof At ra, *renal', but
thiy would hiirdlj dare' 'attempt id take' her • rap, to
Qapbeo , thrOusk the dangerous itivigittoi of thi
St; Lawrence - river. In futire` lettere' we : sun' ire
more into details regarding We Royal visit. ' •
?AIM asTims FIANCE AID .ENBLABD,
John Ball , thotigh very °lever! and caution* at
milking bargains, has for once got Ibe-worstef the
trade in the late tariff. Everybody, as 000grstula
ting themielyee in England on the good time:orpi- -
init. French wines were to be as Cheep es keer, - and
instead irtiippipmete a glees for 'ill end 'alt or new
and old, 0 wee intreinatik that . is good wino &Mid
be had for thesame menu, and brandy fora penny
a 'glass. Satins; and Velvets Vero to - be es
common at calitsses,:and lovee of Frenehbouttete to .
be had at any pries yrs. hat e mind to give. -It,
now mots that tbilatiff will ,make bat little, It
any, difference • la the prlotoi in England pt. gni.
French goods, and that the free admission of Eng 7
liSh coal into France will be a severe blow' to the
manufacturing interests of England, by the es
tablishment. 'of manufactories in France, which
hiretofora could not compote with England for lack
+ma.
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The Timm tee bounded the' h , oy-note of alarm,
and
_other papers are 'folloWing omit, and de
nOttneing the bunglirlg - mariner in which the"
tteity was maith and the sill effendi it will have
in England. emoneationlwith this tteaty strong
eftlirtaare being made to procure the »peal ; at-the
export a duty oa rage Irma There been
a repeal of the paper duty In England, and should
the export. duty on rage Mill be kept in Prance,
rein must be the fate of every paper - maker in
.
England. So '
aay the paper-makers. " Bap ' Is
their cry, and " nothing but raga will do," is their
motto, although it hat been 'thoroughly and pm
tinnily demonstrated, in England and Amerion, that
there la an abundance of -other material well
adapted for making paper, andaesu nog *well;
knowiamerloan gentleman tins Parteets& a pro.
qesa titagland for converting liommonotiaw Into
paper,' equal in every Vincent to that made from
' But Ibi English' Me aloe' to adopt any
thing hew, aid will not believe in it until their
pockets are touched.
Throughout the whole of lingland, as If by ism- •
gio, the volunteer ride morel:neat has sprang up, -
and hundreds of thousands of holiday eotdlera
have been made, the whole Vasa hating received'.
the iar.etion andepatronage:of , reyalty, the no
bility, and the 'regular army. The organliatiOn is
very much like that of our volonteereompardee In
America,_ but toe much under the control of the'
'regular army officers to est with any degree'of in•
dependence, in case they are needed. During the
summer, the Queen intends reviewing' a linviTed"
thousand or so of these fair-weather soldiers, in
Hyde Park, which will be a sight well worth
seeing.
Since Mr. Marey's great mimes in bone taming
in England, scone of home tamers have sprung up,
endeavoring to Cope with that gentleman, but the
attempts of each and every one of them hare proven
miserable failures. The lasi great attempt was on
Wednesday, at the Alhambra Palace. A Miss
Ashton, young, beautiful, and interesting, &dyer=
tieed . that she would tame the most vicious brute,
imaginable, and have some very tough customers
to operate upon. The prices, though *hormone,
did not deter a few of the curious from attending,
but the whole affair was a fine from beginning to
end, and the Untiantabie - riCiotii, iubjeeta were
very sorry specimens of diminutive horses, and
from their appearance one would suppose it would
require more skill to keep them on their feet than
to bring them to the ground. Even an English
audience was divided by the display. Mr. Ea
ray, the great original, is now on a visit to Egypt
and Arabia.
As the day fixed for the long.taiked-of fight be
tween Sayers and Heenan approaches, the excite
ment increases In England, and all classes of peo
ple aro keenly alive to the event. Heenan himself
has not proven the man he was supposed to be.
His cones 11111108 be has been In England hu been
of mah a charade? that' his best and warmest
friends have been alienated from him. Very muck
agalnat l their advles , he would not go to Newmarket
to train, where be would have been safe from ar
mat; and the runit he been that yesterday he
wan arrested at Trent Look, seav'Derby,. and
°envoys& tothe look-app 1» that town.- He he/ jut
been o Seem ever In be ll of IMO to keep the pure
for sin Months. The debt will Seine 011userigt-
Nally Intended, oa the lath. o'eloek, is the
morning. There will not be a large number pre
sent. The debate are Axed at $l5 each. - Hotailltit
la in Sea condition. "Anarisros;
-or r iciAt; Iriciii444-4%e‘futilswing •is Go offal
count of the coin for Goveirsor in Cabmenticut t
Buokluelant, Roputilloart4—A .. • 44451
.
Boymour r -Dosooorst-4 . 43,911
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