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ty of Philadelphia, by Joseph A. Nuoes,
member of The Philadelphia Bar. The au'hor
has made bold experiment, and we have 0een
agreeaby disappointed q, the successful manner
10 which he has performed his task. onue'
fictitious names he exposes in thrilling terms
the corrupling influence Of The Monster u ..
Bark, which the country is now happily r'd OIL
The plot is full of interest, aud the style, though
no, free from imperlec,ions, agreeable and graz
phic.
Live in High LiEt, story OF the upper
Ten ;"by T. S. Arthur, who is a popular au'hof
OF several we'll known moral Tales. These TWO
books are published by T. B. Peterson fh'ldaei'
phia.
We have received by mail from a. Long and
Brother, New York, Rockingham, or the Young
er Brother; price 2o cents. II is one OIL Long
Library of Selec, Novels" We have not read II
bu, ii is highly commended by the English press
as follows:
az is repnled that This cha fmins novel IS writ
ten by a near relative OF LORD Faley. Inc 'ale
has he remarkable attraction OF being as true 10
nature as ruin itSeIJ dh1 40 81" - -" ''o
a, The widest fiction. We pay the highest com
plimeu, we can we'll put in;o words, when we
saw Thai the earlier portions OF The WORK strongly
reminds US oil Tremaine and De VeIe.
IL,ndon Court Journal
"This work abounds in interest. from inler-
nal evidence il must have been written by per-
son constantly mir Cling in The highest society
,ndon Quarterly Rep'eD.
- .
BRUNSWICK DISTRICT.-The Wings oil
this District, it seems, have determined to run
candidate to fill the vacancy 10 the Stale Sc
nate, created BY the resignation OF DR.. r. X.
Scott. Eighteen Delegates e from GreensvIilt,
4 from Dinwiddie and IL from Brunswick as
semblej al LawIenceville on the 22j, and no
minated Col. John ". Gillian, Of DinwlddIe,
as the Wing candidate. The Democrats how
ever, We feel assured, will do their duty al the
approaching election, and relieve these "no'
party" gentlemen of The pleasure Of serving The
good people of the old Brunswick District -
They have doubtless seen enough of Wniggery
to teach them that no confidence can be placed
in any of its professions" and no good will re-
suit in the carrying out of any of its principles
which, il seems, have been almost swallowed
up or lost sight of, in the general scramble for
the "spois" The election takes place on The
18th November.
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DEATHS.

DIED, Q. Wednesday, ai'h inst, WILLIAM &
as d t tss la nj l; a s II ae t@a. and AGO.
quesIed la attend his funeral from :, ea,ii, ~
this morning. Friday, a, halfpasl 10 ac'cs. caD
bisd, Al Edentnn. n. g., On Saturday o.,.s..
moad, Va, aged iyeals. "'
Died, Al the same pace, on THURSDAY ,.,, H.,
Mr. WILLIAM CLARKE, aged as years. fa,b.r !
above named child. '''"s' .
Died, of prolIacted illness, In the County q, :
ampion, on Wednesday, the I'm ins, Mr. IN, !,
NEWSOM. IN his 18Th year. ''' no
20 Petersburg lntrllgenceI will please eonv
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A cousin Of Mrs. harrington, purchasing al
the dry goods store Of an todd fellow" observed
that many Of his clerks wore breasl>pins bearing
those cabalisic ele!s ? l.. T.-"Pfay, Mr..
James, said The lady, "wha! mean those letters
so common in your store, F. L. T = "They mean
madam" replied The polite draper, "few lies lud'
"Aha |" responded The lady, This is just The store
| want"
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THE RAPpABANNoCK CANAL

Is now entirely completed The whole distance
from Fredericksburg to Carers Run in Fauquief.
The News puts lorh cheering EoIe on The oene'
fits of This work, and commends MIR A Mar
shall for The sacrifices he made and the unaT'ns
services he rendered, in giving start 10 TIE I'M
prouap,onf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

NEVER SAY DIE. = ln English paper has
The following: "Neilhei 6nla, marriage. sickness
nor seasons are known to ediors 10 This country;
death itself is no apology. They may die bur
their paper must come ont"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

~ heV Dr. Wssr. late Of Europe, who i. ,h1.
heI'.e' Course 81 Interesting Iopuiar Lecture 4,
subject "l The Christian Religion AT rr,nIt, ,n,,..
gon.ilehcr On next sunday afternoon " iii n,s,.
irihlly Ihurh tins evening Al "a O'Clock
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

The Portsmouth Journal of Literature and
Politics informs the world and its Wing con,
.cmporaries that The phrase "sober second
thought" occurs in the writings Of Fisher Ames,
and was not therefore original with MIR Van
Buren, Who shall say The Wings do not learn
any ihing9 They have been only nine years in
making this discovery Boston Post
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For tie Enquirer
Ar The President OF The Board OF Direcresses
OF the Female Humane Association, relutIs lht
grateful hanks OF The Board u the Proprielots
OF lac Panoramic Painting Of the Bay Of New
YORK and oil The He'd on River Tor The eenerou.
donation Of ntTtesn dollars, being The amount OF
one exhibition; and also Tor their Kind presenta
lion oil a free ticket 10 the orphans
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LARGE YIELD.-The Winchester Virgin
ian states that Jac.b Rees, Esq near Bunker
hill, in Berkeley county raised on two acres
and near eeva-,y roIa- ~ iand, liz bushels Of
understandable wheat Of The Zimmerman kind,
which is fraction over dG bushels to The acre.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

MISSOURI SENAl OR.-Col. Doniphan is
spoken OF as the probable Senator from Misst u
ri, in case MIR. Benlon's friends ar not able 10
secure majority in the next Legislature.
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BALTIMORE MARKET, Oct. "a, p. NJ.

BAL lmoR. Nhnhci W. -, ~
Flour Sales 1000 bbls Howard Street t'icur
IL Day Al 50 per bbl.
WHEAT Red What is selling al 100 els. per
bushel
Cuas-W White Corn brings SO cIs., and yellow
tn cents per bnshel.
OATS are selling al 81 cents per bushel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

Mr. VIM II Mcknight, Of this place, yeser-
day shipped on board shr schr. Repeater, CAPT.
Traverse, he frame OF a Church, 10 be erected
in Tappahannock, Essex county, Va, by The
Episcopalians, OF that place and neighboIhoed.-
The edfce will DC very beautiful one.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

Al the agricultural far in Hartford Mrs. Sig
Quincy, IN. author, took The premium Tor silk
stockings.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

The editor Of an exchange says he never saw
but one ghost and that was The ghost OF sinner
who died without paying for his paper. Twas
horrible 10 look upon-lhe GHOST OF Hamlc, was
no Circumstance TO il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

Nelson Dewey, The Democratic candidate for
Governor OF Wisconsin, declines 10 be considered
the candidate OF The lrec-soiers. They had ten.
lered 10 him The nomination
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

Mr. Buchanan goes 10 New ORLEANS in a lew
weeks on visit 10 his friend John Siilrl, and
returns via Alabama, 10 visit Hon. William K
King.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

Ex.Pfestenl Tyler has lately written letter
upon h. Proyiso, To judge Huntington, oil lnd
ana, in which IL holds that The measure rs APP.
piled to California is a mere obstruction, and that
ifee.soi is now just as secEre in Ny Mexico as
il il in Minnesota Republic.
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RICHMOND, October 25.


LIVE STOCK MARKET.
REEF CATTLE-S2 - Ia 3 II. scale
weight. Extra would command So, gross
SHEEP 81 so 10 So, nett, as in qualify.
HOGS-S5 nett. Marker amply supplied.
SHOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

NEW HAMPSHIRE- The Democrats Of
New Hampshire have nominated Governor Oin,-
more Tor re eIe ctiop.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

The Frankfort (ky.l correspondent d The Lou
isvie Journal says that son Of Thomas ii
Benton stabbed Mr. Lyons Of Louisville, slight
y, a few highs since. Mr. Benton was about ac.
companying a lazy from The paTlor Of The Weis.
siser House 10 her room. MI. Lyons proposed
10 join them Mr.. Benton was offended al The
proposition, and soon after, in the adjoining par
or, The sabbing took place.
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NJ F t'ol.l
LANDIN KING WILLIAM CUUNN


IN pursuance Of the decree Of The Circuit Suitl
Court of Law and Chancrry for James Clly Cps (
and the Cuy of Williamsburg, pronounced on The VI
day Of November, ls4s, In thr sui Of "Wrrn anis
and others vs.. Taliafrrr0s coiu'rs aud al" the
signed, who were appointed ,prcial commits tones
the purpose, will on MONDAY, the lsth day Of Now.
her next, The ilrst day Gf the superior tour, be!ot
court house door Of King William county. sell Al pa
auction, Ia the highest bidder, all that tact pace
land lying in the said county al King William con
ing about 1863 acres, adjoining the lands "i Benz IIatl
Christopher Tompkins aud others, which was cons'l
by VIM Tompkins and wife 10 lirnJ'n + pabne, II
John T. TalialrrIo, trustees. Tie commissioner 81
informed that narl of Tie hrsi .uaiy abounis 90
land that ilo land ~ well liubrred. ana thai II
dsrat- cost valuable MIL might br erected on the
of one which has gone down. Tae miilpond Il "
10 I've M excellent one. There Is a dwelling Il
on The land, which can hr repaired io small sun
TrRSs ~ SALSA sufficient sum III cash To pay v
expenses OF sale: the balance upon credit "l -
Twelve aud eighteen months, 70 ili instilmrhi' z
purchaser Ia execute bonds ~iih approved srcub
the deferred payments TIE tile vii br retained 10
the purchase money Is pad
RoBT 81 cANnl..Sil, Comm
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VALUABLE FARM FOR RENT


WISHING III aivr up farming. viii rent at,
W Farm, SHISYARL'5, situated immediate
the road between Orange Court House and GHtj
VILE, three miles froIi The former, and sn froa
latter place, Containing SIX hundred and twenty
acres, which, when properly cultivated, produces =.
delightfully."- wateredi every variety offiuit;a M,
Garden; n conmodious dwelling house, with all y
sary out houses; a beautiful and deslfable place
thIckly settled and eentrrl nrighhorh0ud. Also.
ton vi the Servants Will he Snid on Tie LIST day u
crmbeT, or the next tar day. wi.h 10 sell pirc,
land near To Orange Court House, mar enough iof
lure Ia that place, most productive piece VI 81
with wood enough /" keep up II Is we'll clovt;rl
Any person wishing L. buy ar rent will apply per.
ally 10 me-. am enabled Ia makr the tile god
they VIII see by examining The records; also, ny q
legal advice. Any one wishing valuable Sefvaf
VIII 10 Well Ia select al private sale before that 10
as desire mol 10 sell IL traders. They aie most -
able Men, all young, except three on the Farm, .
rate Boot maker, Blacksmith, Vine, Wright, Sst
rate Dining room Servants aud SrmpstrSss, INC.
ing other FEMME Servants good Wagner and 4
Carriage drivers among them.
Oct 96--ctf COLt
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OK BAGS BRAZIL SUGAR
~ 10 boxes Rock Candy
| bale AImDndS-IOf sale by
Ocl 26 I'll SKINNER, No Is Peal s..

~ 10 boxes Rock Candy
| bale Amonds-of sale by
Oct2 Ell SKINKER, No IS Pearl s..
CANDLES
~ SO whole and half boxes 'Huli's" Candies
50 10 "Elsnlons" Candies
IS boxes Adamantine Candles
Receiving, for sale by L II SKlNkER,
Oci 26 No Is Pearl street.
NATIONAL HOTEL WASHINGTON, ID. c.
This HOTEL, having been entirely remodel
i ed ard thoroughly repaired in every pari,
and furnished throughout with the best and most
modern style OF furniture, will be opened 10. the
r.. cep ion OF guests, under lhs management aud
superin'cndence OF the subscriber, on THURS
DAY, tbs FIRST OF NOVEMBER.
E. d. WILLARD.
WA HlsoroN, October IS. 1875
NTILLS'S VEGETABLE DYSPEC TIC &
lNl CHOLlC BITTERS-For The cure VI
Dyspepsia, Ague and Fever, &c, &c. The nu-
merous known cures performed by these Bilrsls
have induced The iLyenlof, at The solicitation of
many respec a bic citizens, who have experienced
their beneficial and sa!utaTy effects, 10 make them
public for the good o mankind in general. a
fresh supply just rec,ivci and Tor sale BY
Oct 26 GAYNOR s. WOOD
MANAGERS OFFiCE.-D PAINE &
IsI CO., Richmond, Virginia.
For this day. al l3 o'cock-Carilas 5000,
1000, 1896 ? oil $50, &c. 10 Nos IS drawn =
Tickets S2i.
For this evening, a,6 o'cork CAPITAL: $1,000,
ot $500, OF 600. &c. Is Nts IL dfawa--
Tickets 81
Drawn n $. al Su>quehanna, Class A.:
Al sc 80 10 So - 50 5
Brilliant s:hene for Saturday pi'ais go.
600, Of 10000, 6 oil 10000 IL Of 5000. 100 oi
1000. &c. 10 Nos. Is drawn. Tickets only
$40.
Ocf. 20 G.. w. PURCELL. y co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

CANADA-.The seal OF government has
been definitely removed from this place TO Tofon-
10.
We learn that The Receiver General Of Cana.
da, Leviger Trupon, has resigned his otfice and
il is supposed the Provincial Secretary, Leslie,
has done The same.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

STEAM FRIGATE PRINCETON.-The
hull of This once considered substantial portion Of
our navy, was laken into be dry dock al The
Charleslown Navy Yard. Yesterday, where The
copper will be stripped of, and The work q de.
mo'ilion begun tew weeks since will be com.
plelcd. Her machinery was taken out soon alter
The Board Of Naval Constructors dec ided 10 con-
demn h,r II Ro,on Courier.
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Large New Stables.

OF THE AMERICAN HOTEL
L country friends and Customers, that hr ha. III.
ly procured aud lifted up in the most convrnlet
approved manner, 4 large and coRmodIous STAT.
close proximity 10 the American iiulri, where i.
Of his Hotel, vino arrive by private convryane.
meet with The ampirst accommodation for their ht
lie has engaged usr.ers, who, from skill, -Ipei,
aud attention To their duties, warrant HIN IN Ell,
satisfaction Ia all Who may palronlzr him.
a fine hack and HORSES, and safe driver, WI
wise be IN contant attendance, lar lhr accomnoi,
Of his guests. NATHAN IL THORNTON
Oct sG-c2awIw American fiua
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We learn from The Van Buren, (Ark.) In'ell.
eencrr that delegation OF Seminole Indians,
from lha, frontier, under the charge OF an agent,
has been ordered to Fluids, Tor The purpose, it is
said, OF aiding in forming treaty 10 remove the
Florida Indians 10 The West
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

FORTUNES flOME-CHALK' OFFICE
L Noe, Main
Drawn Ms Palap.co l23:
50 " g.; SIS As 10 4 81 26 ).
Ms. 9 % 80. SIS sold.
This Is The lucky day al No 4 The capitals
Of SIS 600 and ~ 600, both relurnei Oh Friday
VIII" will have The capital 10 day1 Try il.
This day-Md Con. l4i-75 nos, II 'rawn-
$4,000, 4 Of $500, 3 Of 1000 Tick IS 81
Also-F F Sem, 45--7s nos, I5drawn- $4,000,
20O0 1896, = OF $50 TIckes 81 50 Ocl 26
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

FASHIONABLE AMUsEMENTS.-Bishcps
Hending, Waugh, Morris. Hsmin, and i., "a
Of the Me,hodist Episcopal Chr, e " iur.
die.iou ci ars 'sSjoiniag the sric' ODser-
vance Of tns church discipline relative u pa
s;cina,ion in the prohibited amusements OF
dancing, SC. Church members are not allow
I'd 10 PERMIT dancing in their bou'ss, even
though they do not participate themselves
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

The Kenlucky Contention has refused 10 re-.
consider The vote by which The Reporter OF the
Louisville Courier, an emancipation paper, was
excluded from that body
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY.
Il is stated that ia memorial has been prepar-
ed for presentation To the Ohio Legislature,
praying Tor grant of $1,000 a year lor Ten
years, 10 h devoted TO me removal OF negroes 10
Liberia. The memorial states that The Society
has had within lis offer len thousand slaves TN
condition that it shall bear the expense OF their
deportation. - Cn. Cam
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

SHIP CARPENTERS WAGES IN CAL
IFORNIA.-By private letters received here
from some OF our K"nsinglou ship carpenters
who have gone 10 California we learn that some
OF them are in the receip Of twenty six dollars
a day for jobbins and repairing about vessels in
the bay and river, and are about entering upon
contracts by which hese wages can te doubled
Common laborers, TOO, about ship yard who
know how 10 handle the axe can make fifteen 10
twenty dollars day Phil. Bulletin
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AMERICAN ENERGY AND TALENT
In IN address delivered al Bethany CoIlrse, Va,
Professor Penile,on said that "a nema dis
lneui>hed in English iiefalLre once said that il
pfiz. OF fI000 was OLE 81 Tor The best trane'a-
lion Of Homer, which could be produced in sew
kee. who a, The time might moi know word Of
Greek. would win H." Il might be added that,
wnhou, The offer of any such priz', the best
translation of Homer. in The opinion OF The high,
est authorities of Harvard University, has been
producei in This conniry, though OF course BY an
accomplished Gre k Student. We refer to Nun
lords Homer, the book oil a ViTgnian and schol-
ar, which has elected the highest praises OF The
old Yankee" Univer'i'y.-fN. q. Crescent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

KUN j. W.
The Corf aad Rsiga OF Franc he F.ra
Hing " F'aae BY Miss Pardoc, author of
Louis The l4th,'' sc. In two very elegant yo.
Tunes, from The press Of Lea & Blanchard.
Phlladelpha. This is most agreeable writer
and she has selec ed subec, of thrilling int.
resi-; as may DO gathered from The following
passage 10 The preface:
"A contest for empire, captive monarch, a
female regency, and a religious war; the mi
soned bowl aud the burning pile, a like doing
heif work of death amid scenes OF uncalcul,.
ing splendor and unbridled dissipation; the
atrocities of bgo.ry and intolerance, blent with
the most unblushing RIGHTEOUSNESS, and the
most undissuised pro6isacy;-s are the ma.
lerials offered 10 the student of The times of
Francis l."
FROM GEORGE NJ. WEST & BROTHER
A'si"e'aty, or Lie among the Upper Ten"
a true novel, founded on the fashions BILE soce ]
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-10-26

FOR RENT
a, The House first below tn above, ana
finn lately occupied by Messrs Hill & Har.
.MlaR. wood as Tobacco Stemmery. Il has in
il five goo. HI Iews, presses and Other drlurfs
complete Tor said business, which will be rented
along with The hou.e il desired, ur The house will
be rented alone and the fixtures sol :; a lair
price. Apply 10 l. D Cfenshaw & Brolhe,, on
the Basin. NAT. FLEM'G BOWIE
0ri Off
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-07
XVhy DOm't YOu Try il?

Read the following statement of facts-trow away
your old prejudces and answer the above question ac
ocrdmg to common and reason aud you will try it,
MessTs Curtss and Nichns-FUr two years past have
been entirely Frustrated with the Rheumatism both my
knees were sweled their original szea large bunch
my breast bone appearing Ikea part of the bone
thrown out. Another bone thrown out of my wrist
In short endured the most eXcruciatng pains for nearly
three years. obtained the best medical attendance the
country afforded, and tried great Lumber of medicines
and prescriptions without the least benefit aeviaton
when had the good torture to procure bottle of Cramp
and Pain Killer prepared of Messrs Curtis and Perkins, Of
Bangor. Soon utter taking it, found could get
rest nights and the pain become lest violent lave
nued to take and apply it externally until have used
eight bottles. took much larger quantities than
commended. The swelling has all gone down both in my
limbs and breast and entirely relieved from pain.
have been abO good days work at any time for the
last three months, for OF my age. No description of
my case convey the vast amount of benefit have
ceved from this article. beve is the best article in the
world for rheumatism have also used for collc pains
in the stomach, and always found immedistc relief.
JOHN BUCKNAM.
Di1mont, July II, 1913.
In addition to the above have certificates from per
sons of the highest responsibility all the country who
have cured of the bilious choc, cramp in the stO-
ach and limbs scarlet rash throat in adults chill
dreR sprans and bruises, the stubborn of the
Piles scas and burns, extracting the fire
and giving immediate relief from pain,
Be particular to call for Curtis and Perkins Cramp and
pain Killer-a others bearing this cOun riets
For sale wholesale and retail by CURTIS and PERKINS
Bangor, Maine.
Collins, wholesale and retail, Montpelier, Vt.-S c.
Hutchns, Waterbuy-D. w. Keith, Barrel. Hooker
| Planfeld-E. H. Putnam, Marshfed-E Perry and Co
son-D. Gilbert Morristown-H. Montgomery, Hardwick
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-07
The Battles at Rome.

Various accounts of the affair at Rome
appear in the French papers. The French
troops made two attempts to enter the city.
At the first they we're repulsed with loss of
one killed and twenty-five wounded. At
the second attempt, they encountered a
sharper resistance, having $50 killed and
400 wounded. Renforcements were GO
ing forward from France, but the Romans
threaten that they will blow up St. Peters,
the Vatican and the Quirinal, (which are
already mined) rather than yield to the
French Army.
They desire to have the Pope return as a
spiritual sovereign, but will not submit tc
his authority in temporal affairs,
In the meantime the Neapolitans and
Austrians are advancing from the north anc
the south towards Rome.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-06-07
Hungary.

HUNGARY, at this moment is attracting the
attention of the whole world. Her success
es, and the business of her cause, secure
her universal sympathy. Her position is
not generally understood. She has never
been province of Austria, but always an
independent kingdom. Her relation to
Austria began by union of their crowns
through marriage. The emperor of Aus
tria became, by virtue of Hungarian bride,
King of Hungary. in the same manner,
Austria allied herself to Bohemia But
Hungara retained her diet, her ministry, and
her constitution invioate. She stands
whole now, as she stood son years ago.
The relative and ally of Austria, she has
proved her devotion to the empire by bound
less sacrifices. Still she has resisted every
attempt to distroy her constitution, or to
merge her in the Empire She would not
be taxed nor levied upon for soldiers, with
out the consent of her diet, a body elective,
and assembling evey three years. What is
now called her Instruction, is but strug.
gle to retain her constitution and natonali-
ty, which Austria, sworn to respect, has
sought to destroy, that Hungary might be
known only as portion of Austria.
The population of Hungary is s,O0O, 900
or one third of what has been called the
Austrian Empire. Croatia is properly ;
province of Hungary, tho the Croats have
been set upon the Hungarians by Austria
and defeated as they deserved. The Hun
garians are brave, generous, proud, anc
quite as intelligent as the Austrians. The
have anoble country-highly cultivated an'
well governed. They are the finest soldier
in Europe Kossuth, who has been electe'
first President of Hungary, and who is tn
leader of her armies, is of the middle elias
ses, and the most eloquent man in The ma
ton. Gregory is little more than HungG
rian boy in years, though old in genius an
valor. BEN and Dembimski are Poles, tn
former noble, and one Of the best milit'
ry leaders in the world. Hungary ca
bring to the field between 2O0, 600 e. 300
900 soldiers, Of whom 5O,O are mounted
Her chances Of ultimate triumph are grea