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The -four market has been duh contn ued fair re-
cep The continued absence of the Britannia has caused
sation OF the demand. Sales round Ohio and
mixed western IS Is a s. 3ll straight State and good
western, So Sl SIS 3Tk pure Genesee, SIS 90 IS SOL:
Petersburg, City Mills, IS so So $50 Georgetown and
Baltimore, 50 50 rye -four is free SO OCT So 1871:
bnckwheat 81 s7A 81 LA meal is lower, say
81 s5l e3 Wheat is rather lowers sales prime white
Genesee u 30; fair red, 81 Is fair Illinois, via New
Orleans 81 05 81 06 northern rye, dull former
raes-say % GA cents barley, 81 62k cents. Oats
are rather better, Bah 35A Corn is dull and lower
some 100000 bushels have sold at II 72h fair TO good
round yellow low to high mixed western 81 66 south
erh white, o2 Of; southern new. IS Oh new round
northern yellow, b2A g. North river hay 40 so cts.
hemp dewrot, American, $l55, mos. Hops are more
active sales 100 cents. Lead is lower sales Missouri
% 70 u ls{ OIL American linseed 81 u 50. Pork old
ONO, is very quiet and is lower; prime mess SIS
Slo country sour do, $40 so Beef steady at former
rates-say country prime 1915 So do mess 50 rs So
Ohio lard is dul sales old prime, "a bbs new u
III prime DID, kegsS Rice LA lower per 100 lbs
the supply being greater and demand less Salt dull
sales per cargo Turks Island 81 p cts New Obio
10 cts Rough fax, 81 20 81 20 per So lbs Ohio whskey
2ia 2ii Tallow 10000 lbs. prime. 81 cts Tobacco
small sales Kentucky, ~ cents Freghts are active to
London; wheat, in bags, I'd -four Is ca to LIVERPOOL
less doing; bulk Ids flour, Is; cotton 5-32d; corn
to Glasgow, I'D; Havre, CT; rice S. French
vessel took cotton at 5l6.
The stock market has continued well supported Mt adj
vancing rates, and quotations as follows ex-
dividends ayabe II the lst January;
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nv ". N. MORRISON, .q.c.soncsr.

DOCKS. BOOKS! BOOKS!-On Friday and Saturday
ID evenings December Is and l6 shall sell my sales
room, doors from Al street west on PENNSYLVANIA
nue. tho very and valuable private library of the late
Hon. H. s. Legare, former Acting Secretary of State and
Attorney General of United States Among the books
be found many works and valuable and in good
preservation atIording fine opportunity for literary
een add their libraries books easily obtained in
the ordinary way. Sale commence each evening at
o'clock.
Dec 9-eodsif w. M MORRISON.
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CARUSES SALOON.

A GRAND FAREWELL MUSICAL FESTlVAL-part
"A of which in costume--wil be presented by Madame
ANNA BISHOP Prmn Donna Assoluta di Cartelo OF the
San Carlo Naples Saturday evening, December 9,
the plan of the splendid and novel entertainments she
with unprecedented success in tho principal cap
als OF Europe London, Vienna ST. Petersburg, Moscow,
Naples and in this country New York, Boston, Phia
del hia New Orleans, Baltimore, &c, being positively her
last appearance in Washington.
Mr. Bochsa the celebrated harpst and composer harpst
the Queen of Eng land will perform three pieces. being
his la st appearance i'm WASHINGTON Dec o
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DIED.,

December 7h, ZACHARTAH GEORGE son of Mr. ZAcHARIAH
Charles county Maryland in the ith of his
acquanances of the family respectfully n
his funeral to take place from MI George
this Saturday. morning, at 10 o'clock.
Montgomery county Maryland on Thursday night,
he instant NATHAN LOUGHBOROUGH in the 18th
year of his
will take place at Milton his late residence
O'Clock p Sunday next Doth instantly and the inter-
Grassland 81 o'clock at either both of which
places and acquaintance of the family respectfully
invited to attend
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Operations Of the assistant Treasury.


The amount IN the assistant treasury subject draft
the 18th $i676,6S2 o. since when the receipts
and drafts have been nearly equal In these the
payments exceeded the receipts 800 900 yet those
and papers that camored excessively
the case, have discovered any benefit in
this case Surely, if putting 100000 the
house the of much distress, the taking Of
must be productive of much ease! Yet in truth
neither the The operations of the treasury do
affect the market locally The general effect
uve in seadyns the currency When through the general
operations of the natural trade money is plenty the de-
Partment make it scarce When money is, through
natural Influences scarce, department, bank,
crackbrained legislator, make it plenty.
The value of exports of the Union for the fiscal
given the message Of the President and compared with
former years, is as follows:
United States exports and imports.
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SUEDIA, lat the mouth of the Ofonte,)
October, IS4S.
IS To The Editor :

SIR; Having become, through Providence, an humble
instrument in discovering tnfdibe remedy for the
era, even In tho most desperate hasten
nicate to your esmable paper the by which
with Gods assistance this disease be cured
follows; As soon as the vomiting and darrbna commence
place the legs OF the patient to the knee
hot to the touch throw in six handfs of coarse
salt the legs be rubbed violently persons
with both hands; the large vein i'm both feet, and al
low the blood to how in the for IL 20
utcs according to the age OF the patient, the
stage OF the disease.
:" During this time keep the of the same tempera
ture that it when the limbs first inserted by add
ing more warm water. The natural animal heat of the
body will be Immediately restored and felt the patient
will commence at once speaking, and asking for nours
ment lie will be perfectly prepared to his duties
in day o
''Of sixty aborers attacked with cholera whom ha We
attended, several had been suddenly seized while work
IN the field Others after having retired in perfect health
about day-break have been aroused from sound sleep
with the usual sym ptoms at the greatest height Aid
could rarely be obtained under half hour, hour
and half (sometmes six hours and in one in
hours had elapsed y STILL giving this rens
dy fair trial. the perfect that they
bed to return their labor in five days after the
attack In the very day. the day alter
them restored.
cit has occurred in cases, that the blood
flowing sufficiently at the time, the patient bied
ond time In such cases, the second bleeding must take
place in the and not in The feet In has this
treatment failed.
"a ,kabe feature in this remedy, I. the immediate
and perfect eeabshment of the health of the patient,
who instead OF losing his strength, seems the contrary
to have acquired new vgor.
Hcnceorh visit oil the cholera will inspire less
than such an epidemic as the grippe.
81 have the honor to be, &c. &c,
"JOHN BARKER,
"Formcr Consul General of England in Egypt"
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Earthenware, China, Glass, &c.

----- Earfhenware, China, Glass, NC
THOMAS PURSELL has Just imported, per ships Esi-
and Monument, from Liverpool and other sources,
his fall supply of hundred and twenty packages
of the above articles, of the latest Styles almost
article in his line of business, winch viii be sold,
wholesale and RETAIL at the very lowest prices
fine assortment goods suitable Tor groce-
ries; first quality ware at factory prices pipes IN
boxes, &c ltoMAo ~ hofbii;
Penn. avenue, opposite Browns Hotel.
Dec 9-eo1mH
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General James Taylor's will, disposing of his immense
estate was lately rejected by the county presen
taion for probate Yet it is said that cation will
sue among the heirs They have emancipaed his slaves,
forty in number, The aged and children provided for
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Supreme Court Of the United states.
FRIDAY, Dec. s, 1s4s.

FRIDAY, Dec s, 1s4s
s r. Mallory, esq. Of Florida, and George Taylor,
esd, of New York, admitted attorneys and coun-
sellers of this court.
No. I1--Joshua Kcnnedy's executors ct al, plaintiffs
in error U.s. Jonathan Hunt ct al The argument of this
cause was concluded by Mr. Reverdy Johnson for the
plaintiffs in error.
Adjourned till Monday morning, II o'clock.
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FLouIDAThe legislature of Florida assembled at Tala-
basse on the 18th u the Senate, Hon. Z. d. TRACY
was elected President and w. B. LANCASTER Secretary.
Ia the House. Hon. B. A PUTNAM elected Speaker and
CHARLES w. DowNlNG Secretary
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ny-Unitnrinn Church.-Rev. ]. II. Allen will
nence Sunday evening" December 10TH series of dis
courses principal doctrines of Orthodoxy Subject
the Introductory discourse Orthodox Theory of Chris
tanity'' To commence at u o'clock
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uusr received and opened, at Kings Lace Store
j 10 pieces figured muslin, for dresses
3 do heavy black fringe for vsites
A large lo' of bullion frnges
English Moravan hose
Black spun do
A lot Of chea linen handkercheis
Handkerchefs for two cents each
Hooks and eyes at one cent per box
Mits from 10 six cents
Also assortment of dress caps, iust received
With large and varied assortment Of fancy & DDS
Dec 9-3t
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hy-St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church Will be
open for divine service Lords Dry morning by
Hev. Charles Davis, and in the evening at O'Clock by
Rev s. d. Finckel.
CNTANDARD LIrERATUKE.-The sub3crb has
- Gently received many additions his stock in the
shape OF fine editions Of of the valuable and staple
books of English and American leraure--hc English
copies imported by himself direct from London, and of the
best editions in every
Many of them will be found be finely bound, and all
of them of paper and type be worth binding by those
who buy books keep some of them may even be read
without spectaclcs Also miniature and other editions, in
variety, of the avorte writers of the language
in poetry and prose many of them beautifully illustrated
others richly bound in all moderate prices
similar copies be found for anywhere in the United
States.
Books stationery periodicals, anything else, imported
to order from London, Paris, any part of Europe.
Dec FRANCk TAYLOR.
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communicated.
WASHINGTON D. c., Dec. 8, 1913
DEAR arranged two Thermometers my house to-
day. for the purpose of ascertaning the temperature the
sun and shade, and send you the result
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The great demand to witness the drama of the
FLOWERS OF THE FOREST,
Has induced the managers offer it every evening until
further notice.
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VERY desirable situation Is opeut to one who can pro-
"A duce satisfactory testimonials from the faculty of the
U. s. M. A. his ability discharge properly The du
Of instructor and professor Of tural scence,
Nc Apply to the superintendent OF the Western Military
Institutes Georgetown Kentucky.
Nov 2-swu
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COMMERCIAL.
From our Commercial Correspondence.


NEw YoHk, Dec. 9. Isis-Wednesday, p. m
Financial affairs continue presen, steady prove
ment necessarily attendant the operation of elements
that have been active In the last few weeks The exports
of produce continue to fair extent the mpoations
daily becoming more moderate The events of the la
nine months which caused export to this country of the
products OF European industry at losing rates, have
he exhaustion Of existing stock prevented further prouc
zion, and the quantities coming for the spring fall Oh The
mporatons and duties have for four been as follows
Imports port Of NsW York.
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Private boxes Is cents dress circle and parquete, SO
cents gallery, % cents
The celebrated uagc Mrs Faran, is engaged,
nd will appear Monday. Dec .
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The temperature this date last year was meridian
1872 in the shade, and SIC in the sun
Respectfully
LEUMAS
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From the Richmond ENQUIRER,
The Cholera.

As we know not at what time this terrible scourge
may fall upon like thief in the night we deem it our
duty to publish The following remedy, which is said to be
infalble We translate from the Courier de Con-
stantnope" of 18th October for which we are indebted
to the poeness of an intelligent friend
Translated from the Courier de Constantinople
We reid in the Impartial" of Smyrna, the 9th of DC.
ober, No. 430, the following:
Nothing which relates the of the cholera
should be neg eced by fence. We hasten submit to
the following letter; happy, the honorable former con-
sui general who addresses it to says, if mankind
have last found ecacious remedy for this teib
sconrge
"SUEDIA lat the mouth of tho OfonteN
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This rate for sterling is per under the point at
which specie be exported in regular Never
theles the United States carried $23000 in specie at
freight of per cent, mostly latter for Havre,
showing continued anomalous operation of political
upon commercial affairs. The operations Of
Treasury Department have, in the last weeks been
OF nature to supply the money market, inasnuch that
its payments have been greater than It's receipts;
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n TORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOoDS.-D. CLAG-
lNI EFT ~ Co have the pleasure of informing their
customers and strangers visiting Washington that they
recently added their already weassored stock of
goods superb assortment OF rich fancy goods for ladies,
such as
Thread and regents lace capcs and berthes
Every variety Of standing and other collars, with and
without hsndke
Embroidered and plain nencambric handkerchiefs
Linen lawn handkerchefs with coored and broad Dor
ders, very cheap
Lace and embroidered muslin cuffs and sleeves
Infants robes and work ed bodies
Embroidered and colored silk neck ties
Plain and embroidered black and white silk hose
Al of which viii be sold low lower than elsewhere.
ID. CLAGETT 81 CO.,
Corner Of oh street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Dec 1-eo5tit
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hsDivine may with the leave Prov ldence,
be in the Capitol by the chaplain of the House,
Grew. Mr.. Gurley,) Tomorrow at IL o'clock, a
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d AGLEY's Gold Pens, nj 81 25 cach.-Aso a lot of all
ID kinds of gold pens from 81 up Sl2 always on hand
and for sale by WIN. 4. BAYLY,
Dec 9-3t Penn. av., between llth and 18th streets
TIME Catholic Almanac 1s40.--Jnst received by
l. Taylor Il Marry new bookstore 9th street Cath
Ollie books of every kind at publishers prices
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Adelpl,i Theatre.

Messrs. G. F. BROWNE and II F. NICHOLS Propretors
Mr.. ], B. GILBERT, Sage Manager
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There for the four weeks aggregate of du-
table goods but Tor the last week there is decrease
pared with the ponding week OF year. The
Erie canal is officially announced for closing the 9th
instant and most of the boats already done running
also is the the Pennsylvania canal consequently
the fall may be considered end and has
upon the whole been a good one The quantity OF dry
goods imported into this for the six months ending Isl
instant. $40 400 O6I and the quantity
ing in warehouse November 3d. 81 $3.50 rather less
Than in January 1873 while the shelves of dealers
light stocks These with other goods have been exchanged
for country paper and open of which the general
character is doubt better than usual while the prosperity
of export trade affords evidence they will be readily
met maturity Domestic goods rather inactive
cep for export prices about Is per below year
this tme corresponding with the reduction in the price
OF the material, the quantities OF which, taken by
ufIet~er Notwithstanding their paintve cries, larger
than Under the diminishing imports and continued
exports, the supply Of bills against diminished
demand and rates falling For the packet, they have
closed follows:
Sterling, Sa8A Amsterdam, 40 a 40i
Paris, 527a525 Bemen, 7SA a 7Si
short. "a
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sr / to December 5, have been

Britain and Ireland September December g. have been
Exports brsadsBs from, Uaited States SAINT 10 Der s.
j Fionr, bbs Meal. bbls. Wheat bush Corn BUSH
,sn, o. ia N.Y. Iiso94 2s2,sis
lo4o, ozzol S,oia 723 $50 1907 I5z
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The exports Tor The month OF NoYeHbeT have beeh as
follows from this port.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1848-11-29

The Gisl RrEalulion u our frieral
tsoyrInmenL nal heing serol0lian 4
laTe hai III lhr bailnlbaats. Operating
Ihruugh lie Constitution. i BOT u insi-hl
rfisrI. but abidss Tie time az the Laws
and lie Constitution. Hence The sler-
Tim al ZAeHAKT TAYLaR will moi fjerl
lhe g0aemmenl az gANEs X. PoLK insiali.
Ter. nor on lie 4ih ~ March next. -
might he supposed; nav. NOT until tie
new Congress assemblies. and hrealhs IN
10 The Whole Governments . spirit fresh
from the People. The government ii
ZACHARY faFLOR is, 10 he the govern
msnI at Congress. not The enyrnmrni
al one man and hrnre, heiore the Wing
government ran be complete. the new
Congress must assemble. Tie cash
ing Wing House will safe rs from fur
Their aggIessions of l.0e"iaeoism. and IL
may, perhaps. modify the SubHeaspfy,
and better The Tariff. The Senate conr,ir-
ring hnt snme time time will rlapse. me-
rrssaT'ly. before the fresh-born spirit of
the People will he Infused into al the
branches "f lhe Government.
What. hnMeyrr. we max Calculate up
nn. 10 = safe, prudent. Constitutional Exec
uIive. and thai, too, on The 4lh of Marh
next. " i. Express.
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Inc Itn-n04La tiisto-
~ IrfoTds mn Isoliiral Ietolnlion fsays
lhe Cincinnati CARTEL - lllornugl. -
extensive, - slrrisise. - quiet and nrdrr.
lv. anil ysI - sublime and glnllaus aIlllal
tlEerIrd ON Ille seventh AZ Nnsember IN.
slant BIZ the ireemen 0l Il,ss Tepuiilir.-
II Mas = revolution accomplished in tea
hears. Three millions ol freeman ASSEM-
bic together in thirty different Stairs on
lie same day. AMI with lrss If disorder
and confusion Than are usnsl ON such or
essian.. ihey express Ihrir sovereign dis
pleasure Al the pFinriplrs and prarllres Of
the present Administration. and prorlaim
thai The continuation az Inc present polil.
zeal dynasty shall be terminated.
M other nation go eauh's surfare en-
JOYS rights anil privileges which serure 10
the people 50 great an amount Of indisid-
ual and rullsrIiye sovereignty mn other
nation possesses The invaluable and en-
during privilege VI repudiaIing unlaiIhfnl
public servants and eIevaling Others in
Ihrir stead al pleasure.
We may speak and write in adInira-
lion Of the bloosly 'h,ce days resoIu,i"n.
"hieh only fsmnted nue Frenrh monarch
Ia substitute another: or Of The more re-
cent revolution whirh expelled king aud
substituted civil war, anarchy. martial
law. present insecurity of life and prop.
perth. and frighllSl fnInre. BsI whist
Is all this in contrast with the peaceful.
constitutional, AMI sublime uprising OF
three millions Of frcemen. representing
twenty millions of people. and in len hours
changing the polisieal policy Of the Gov.
eminent
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4 WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.

BS The arrival Of the Acadia, we have
, adslres from England 10 the 4lh Of NO.
vemher.
The State Trials had been commenced
III Dublin. and O'Brirn was 10 be brou,h,
from Clonmel To that city, To have hi.
ease argued in The Court Of The Qaecn's
Benrh, on writ Of Error.
The Cholera was making insilious
progress amongst The population Of Lon.
ZION. although th+re was nothing 10 create
undue alarm. The weekly average Of
deaths within the bills Of mortality were
si'iI IL below the weekly average for the
past i've years. There were "a deaths
IVY tholera departed during the week.
FRANCE he Eleriion nf the presi.
o' The itepubic was the absorbing tonic
IN France. The election is 10 take place
on The 10Th Of December. The success
I" Louis Napoleon is considered as Ger.
tain by his owlr,pariy.
u Is said III PHis, that Louis Philippe
and the Government have come TO uri.
va'e understanding with re.pec, 10 Inc
private property of The Orleans family.
The Count de M"ntelive, is 10 he the
!!'q"ldaii"r, and a loan of twenty millions
Is TO he raised TO pay The no-t pressing
demands on the property, and for the ,n,.
mediate support Of The family while they
remain in England. -!
Austria.-The eyes Of MI Europe are
directed to Vienna, the Imperial .ci,y..
which is besiesed. or bombatded By
Windisrhgralz's amy. ."..'... : =
The last" dates from Vienna through
Berlin. were up 10 The 2Slh Of Octbber.
when every ndueemenl To prevail on tlie
v,enllese 10 surrender having failed, Prince
had comnlehcel The ham. !
Ia,dnent of the city. Windisrhgratz aod .
,rl!"rhlrh still completely hemmed in
hr rny aud its f;i'lh"urgs ~ilh.tl,e,r forces
Whey "e'r daily increasing. The wa;sra
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sud - riFss nhitls srTPiin5 Vanals,.
bern cHa a., IA alse aAPf1ial lanon.. :.
sesrle rs.nfsl zsang lakrn l.larr 80
:l'ss r.sl-l. rapinIs;..r ss.-llisl Iuse..i. -.
wharf, ll.rsr rs.ndniss nn.
AnnshrT dssrairh sans We sc an
Nillaans any diHra rs.mmuHissliun a ~
AieEna. u aPpFaEs, h0Nrtrr. as,l...,
,loall. lh.l ilfaasslrrn sllArksd and -.
hanled BY Miaslisrhgralz. and ,l.,, a.
inaps have suffered srssrrly; and -.
Ihr Ia arraunis If lhry lad Ia,l,g -
make themselves m slefs al H. -. !"
Jrllarhirh had hren rampelIrd N -
and The rillz ~ ate determined 4, -
The rils rather il.an surrender. TIE y.
lsnce IL Iianna can only he nain,,,,'..l
BY the drlrnre ~ Saragossa.
The lslrsl inlslligrnre nrrirs,l =.
Ralil,ohlh j.. lh.l EluF II he suhn,l,s a..
--i.arhleulhal. I.arslsllass. Jaqgsrzi,g -.
Erdherg.aie in.names. sand lIsefrsn.on,.ls
Continued without iniernission On 80
SIDES Throughout the day. The ,,son. -
IN possession 0f The Northern linz -,
hare moi YET snrrrrsled in taking .n. =
The suburbs 10 lie JaggrrzisI. A t,...,
dVas lzsFieade had been erected. 49,
Was defended BY eight cannons. ami :.
many companies af knehrrs.
A perpetual Ere Is kept M seains, H..
enemy, tat the, rrihesinnine In h,,s.
hand the powder. There was slill : sna.
ply of Provisions. The Western enn,la.,
which Is in the hands Of the enemy ~
no1 bren destroyed. The dead are bD,;.
ed on the CLASS, Is The church ward !,
occupied Iry lhe efemy.
Unfortunately there has been m An.
cnunier IN the streets between the ni-cn.
lnTed and the Iwo-coiored burpher,, IN
which the latter were overcome. alie,
they had set the slresis ON fire. rLi.is
however. i solitary instance, as otherwise
great harmony prevailed.
A capIain in the National Guards IA.
been hsnged. as he inI. ntlr,lIlo Inform the
enemy Of a sally, which was Ia have b.rn
made from Nussborl. There is no wan
u money. and the Bank has not yel been
10000 Ilosins. which were ,Ies-
tined Tor the military. have fallen into ,Ile
hands Of The Nslional'G;usu JeIlachich
and AutrsbuTg stand soulhwarlls, and
wIndIsrhgralz northwaTd. The Polish
Leagncrs have had considerable losses NJ
the praser. From 60 10 10 were dead.