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AGENTS FOR THE EXAMINER.

G. II. pRgw, Rchmon', Va.
REv- j. DIcxFv. fi-inpin. IIls-
VI. RysS, May~ville. Nv.
Rev wv. GUNS, Chn~tIsnhurg. XIV,
ifurO- SVrv.N-os. G-o-gsiown. Nv.
j. W. hcKIs. 81. y Firth 1t, Philadelphia
iosEPH FIssER. Chester. VI
BsrK~ER * Cs~VIFF. Isfsvette,
!. BsLRwtS. B-th.nV. Va.
Gao. ScsssasnrGE. Ov-ashoro, XIV
-. c. EvTHrS, Utica, n. Y
ID VI OsSEv. Arrai- Hal Rochester,, NY.
lENHv CIV ,r'S. Csnau'isigua. " v
fEow> X WuLfIsS-oN. Commercial Buildius>
superior 1t, Cleveland. 1hio
D. NEEDHsS, ~. ExehAag- 1t, Buffalo. N. ".
4 BsE'LAT, Ru<s-livdf-. Nv.
Rev. io"rEs CsEws. lineage w.
iOa. A. W Gassss. Bo~iingreen. XIV.
w GssVsrr. GlASgOw. Nv.
- u BsSKLs', L-x'ngt"s. E-Biscky.
}. b kUsssLL. tiaz-Itr tlrtsc-. Cincinnati q.
NsIrE PJTrEE. Is state <tr--t Boston
rIi.s Sz'rH. I42 Nassau .tre-t. New York.
T. ii. CONASr. SWrthiaRa. Nv.
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PRussIAS BRurALIrv-As AkERIcAN IN Psus
SIAN PRIsoS.-A letter from Basic, Switzerland,
dated August -, TO the Philadelphia PennsyIvs-
nian, says that a citizen OF Harrisburg, Pa, named
Beck, is now imprisoned in the Fortress OF Kos
TAFT, by the Prussans, for some political offence,
md that they ready relieve him on HE giving
guarantee that he Will Immediately leave for the
United Slates, and never return again to eou,inen
tai Europe. The same writer al.o adds:
"Only yesterday morning In this neishborhood,
N FnehurR. young. intelligent, and lite ary man ,
named Nsh, personally kHow1 TO me- was shot .
',s'"s be-" fJ"'''i guilty. ~ Il RUSSIAN couri-mar
al o. 'hci'ng b' wiring The people of BADEN
I'D G"tmsnN To he disssin lied With the Tr-seni
NIm o. q Nrrnm-ni; and lat, bat not isssi of ne.
* - cu'T~-Pou"suce with IN u. mncrats OF
Frncs, SSrI- land aud Amsrie! Upon theas
= 'u'd-, the "sn Gully t~rI ty--.-sen ar- old .
nd Only -u?pnIt OF N tF'd, wid,vVsd moth. ~ w-s
20" &. mu-u and -ho'. III d"d like smaa. When
.Ulsrd Al ~ place ~ .xrcu'Ion, he swu-s h y
at, suf II Iatulrd IN loud voice, 'Lpns IIv.
''rnan Litter y-loi z live the GermSn R.pnbli, 4
Tre-r'w-rr has last wOid-. ami rIeht bali. - ,n-
Ted his hrrast At The same instant TIE .X-ru.
"'ueIS ~ fe So pate a. death, ~hIist N IT IUokrc
heeTtuL'
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ASorHEa Battle BETWEEN TIE IsprAss Azp
THE YucArscos-The New Orleans papers of the
18th are indebted 10 Mr.. Thomas ]. Browniohn,
who came passenger In the schooner American,
I'VE days from Sisa, having left on the l7th inst,
Tor the following news:
Great excitement and alarm prevailed at Sisal
and IN the Interior, on account OF letter having
been received thefe from the Mexican Consul al
this place, stating that COL White was about TO in
wade The country with large armed force, as was
supposed, fer the purpose of forcing them 10 psy
he amount due c q. White end his soldiers, who
io1ght tor Them before. Five hundred soldiers
were sent from Merida, the capital. TO Sisal, for
the purpose of opposing their landing.
Va The i6th diigence came ia from Merida,
stating that after the troops had left, Indians
lad stiacktd The MrrIssns, aud driven them into
the itsd-ia BscaIsr, when af'er fight Of whole
10y III" indisns r-iir-d. Eight bundled Mexicsns
f-msin-d d. sd on the field.
Capt Nelly, WHO had previously gone down with
Col White, and Who was in command Of = COM
pAny OF eighty OF The Louisiana Volunteers, was
'"Porl.d 10 have been killed. in tie action; also,
one OF the hest officers Of the Yuratsn uoops 10
rrPofied morally wounded. the indiana afir
" I's esPinsed convoy of Mexicsns, with pro-
Visions Tor bacalsr. alter asevere conflict in VIII,
they killed forty msn.
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Late from Iesas.

by the srrivst here y's -Td ~ e the rtram-h .
\ tchi, Cap. lhlmpsu n. IT, m G,Ivrsion the 26 d
',s'.. ga fur' Ltvacs the 25Ih. ~e have rsc-iy. {
ne q 'lce-ton Meas and the Civilian 10 the dale OF
r-T departure.
rh- following are TIE returns of The elections
- fT A. hr-Td from ~ Galveston on the 25 n inst
W" eIr4Ct from the N'"-:
For Govern, r-B"i 5j67. Wood 3Uo6 viii, l92
2G7a.
Smythe 25l4 Ward 274a
For Consress-iiowsrd 34is, Williamson 2iO5,
PilsbuTS 1895, Nc Leod ae5.
The News, commenting on the above, says that
Bels election il NOW beginning 10 b. look ed on as
nearly Certain, even by hIS opponents. Howard
election Is the only one that longer 4 matter
IT doubt. Between Henderson ard Greer the
contest ~ very questionable. although the Nevs
lnc'in"s 10 The opinion htt the latter is elected
la reference 10 The reported gold placrrs in
Texas, The 'nhum (Ea-niug county, Advertiser,
4 The &c % alt SAYS;
Two o. the ncsl respectable ciilsens of that
place hid Just returned from The repuled gold re-.
st"n westward OF that county, and port the eI-
'~lence OF lining sands IN the beds of Tvulets
rssuug from hills composed of sand, gravel and
late. Deserving Indians about, and ueins in small
'Orcs hey made ut a hasty examination AID re-
nrned, bringing smell quantity OF The sand with
il'm. Tins has been s,lJed, and the product r.
small yellow paIcr's OF metal, which are mallea-
ole aud resist lhr scton of acids. They also
thought specimens OF rock, Of every conceivable
cp'or, imprr gnAlad with m-t4lie substances
Otuer "sr les brought in samples of crude lead Of
surprising richness.
We tase The following from the Austin Demo
ctat OF he rs INST;
We learn IhI Gen. Brooke, in chief commsrd
IT Tins mil.ttIy department, has male TequIsiIIoi
ipon The Governor ioI three cOnpaf les o: MOUNTED
nru. fhr proper oIirrs have been issued 10 Dom
) Fond, JIhu J. G.ufnhie- a d henN Smoes "a
mol w uuI"rIs tor this service. They Will he
,...s,- ~ INTO inc service al Austin n ---i,
lay possible. The em~Tg- ncy which induced
he y cushion Is u'gsnL The Southwestern ton
'rt IL sad to be completely oSrrrun with lands o
lldians. lhas orcUme exceedingly dangerous u
rtvrl the roads IN that region, and murder and
depreciation are OF almost daily Occurrences.
" u. Pst., 29h.
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Post pea meat Of the National Conmea
sch Ioi ouvt MT '0a.

At the ruggesuon OF several State Superint-nd-
ants ADD her inf uenI friends OF the cause OF
popu ar educ ,ion la different sections Of the
Un,on, the m--iing Of thu National Conveniios
of the ends Of Common Schools, which wss to
have taken place in this Civ TN The 22d ins:.
has bee postponed 10 the 18th Of October, on
account OF the prevalence of the Cholera
throughout the country.
Officers Of Conventions or Associations which
have sppoiIt-d delegates, will please forward TO
The Corresponding Secrrtsry the nsmeu OF per-
son. appointed as delegates.
By Order OF Local Committee OF arrangement
JOS R GAMBLER, Cha'man.
ALFRED F. WRIGHT, Cor Sec.
PhiudelBh' a. Aug. /, lStS.
Editors friendly 10 the Cause will please copy
the sbov.. and forward acopy Of thu paper con
tanning 1t to Wrght's Cssket," Philadelphia
for file,
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-09-15

COMMERCIALS Coxpucr-From the 1st OF May
10 the LIST OF August, the deaths in Cincinnati
reach, n unpr- ceJented number OF 81 % The
greatest mortality was between the i2h June and
The 2Ilh OF July, period of siI weeks. which CON-
pretended 1927 OF these de-us.
When the epidemic appeared with such fatal
viruIence in Ssndusky, several physicians and
nurses who had been acting the part Of good Sd
snsritans in Cincinnati at once repaired 10 the
scene Of suh ring; and Csts Advertiser mentions
Two other circumstances, connected with the pes
thence, which 10 honor TO the Cincinnatians. lie
says:-
"Amidst the sudden and general pro.tration oil
business incident TO this visitation, M; soltsry
note al any OF our banks has been permitted 10 lac
yer or 20 10 protest The business men aiding
each o her as assistance was needed, In many
cases calling 10 der aid 10 their neiehbofs.
"Of more importance, however,, was the devo'
edness with which men ard women gave then
selves up 10 the work OF aiding the suffering, an
| watching with The sick and the dying. c. uld
lame individuals dependent on daily LABOR Tor sup
port, who did nothing but attend to the sick and
4, stuIe, 10 say not ing OF The large numoef wh'
aid aside heir regular employment and business
for the same purpose. ] have never Witnessed
such an extent at self denial and sell sacfince q
| all kinds, as in this case. he exposure. undue
fatigue and loss OF srep. Of clergy men, ply scani
and private citizens here, al the Call oi duty, iu
dng The Cholera OF lS49, exceees everything o
| winch could conceive"
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Tn. Very L. test from Kouaa Island.

We take The following from the New o..
leans Picavune Of Nondsy evening, the 81 inst;
FsoM RoUSp lsLAsD We Learn from Pasca.
g.,u,a inst tie uuu be- 81 men now assembled or
K ,und l~sn atlsched to whst is called The
S-cT.t tr'rdiuOn, amounts ~ over 4&O. there
a lim I'd supry OF p DIVISIONS on The island
nd tae men are IN Tar oi being put on short IA
ions. Their breat - now probably out. or VEN
nearly 20. The island on SaluIdsy night Vas
llockadrd by The stssme Water Witch snd Tav.
OF, the FtHt aud tSO cuUeTs-sil United States
Vessels. Besides these, The siOop Oi-NaI Albany
y Of lying outside OF Hot island, snd the irigste
Rautan was u :. rttd 10 be al AachuT in come OF
,Hr passes n l. K BJfgIe-some where between
Pd~c goull sud tue Chand- tefs. Tins, we shOnid
--y, IT, pfttIs 10 IN daDie i'rcr Sci TO watch the
b.,Tt'iUts OF 4 hudy OF una'med men. What the
* IN l-sud-ts," at III, sc men are Cal ed, " ala
a. IA their emrTgenrIes, We Vt cUuts csnuol say
tine Ihing is CERTAIN, hove VET, and bat H., they
re- IN what may he cal ed a "m guy tlgt 'lacs.'
Al las accounts tney were arKIUus awaiting th-
t.fivai { { one OF muTe steamers irUm h city tor
me r-u-; hat our informant, Who ,,f, he wien
y of X 'uud t-iand an Suuid-y tveEIuf, und =
stood n Al A. ufic-G Of one the blue kadIns w..
see drcisttd at any srrHm-T temp Ins to
a. L. III l-iand ~ .uld Dr. hr n ard sunk!
U Friday munus one OF the met al the ,slsnc
% NE W. od,d no ir-Tr, died Ut The hTsln
.vr,, ii whrl- many ha rnrnrsd-s wsre a.
n mg his iIiaI, an atlsrk W 8 made Nv paIil
ok a. 4. p,e, stuss N The COu'm's-srN =
o ehousr, { 7 H. purpose e pluuo-Iing viz
uus. ~. Ufh 81 in ciss 80 ut h. TOTE. I' si>''
h. sttacs, Wien he 81 p,rdnUTs on hIm ~
AT h,m u sr, ~ 0,s h. itih.s r'sI- the gua'o
am. - IN as-Islsu,e f the q II, anc ~uh
AnIVes cut W. ct the -s~sIisnts- ". ut ns one
nor all,, and The U her mOsI ssvrGely. IL not 90
"a ria a..
Il Mas rumored At Pascssouls on Suurdsv, that
to-day some OF the ofh ;es oithe Round lslInd.
rrs" utuded TO make ,pplIcsi on 10 The legal su-
thorl,ies a. that pid,- fJr clv,i proc.ss assins
he fhcers Who have cut on Iheir supplies, ard 10
| .njeavUI TO have ! EN- au' sled on peace wsf
| rant. Il ~As the opinion of d.sunsuIsh'd legal
scnlieusn Then ut pasesgo0s, thai the process
would issue and an o,drr tor th- arrest Of lne pu
| - cUmpi ,inrd a. Mt b. m de.
We have undeIsuJUo uP"n good tuthotitv ths'
| Col NhiIs VINO leii here on Sslurdsy,t ooh over
4, PEI 5. WsTh,Id. E g., al Buor,, The necessary
,ffidavils, &c.. AID that lie legal gentleman a.
| Iuded 20 In 10 conduct the proceedings. We have
| also understood, that 10 accoIdsDce with the
terms OF Comm snd-r Randolph Proclamation, q
lat load u poyi-iOus Tor tn. Bound islanders has
| been already seized.
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The Cvarleslou Mercury s-ys that ",he only
way io u Northern man'ss-nsibilitiest Il througn
his pock.,' We well remember, that, uft-r
the greay PttThurg FIRE, three times No much
money va, contributed to the suff-rers by thr
city Of Boston alone ~ hY the whole State o.
South Carolina. such frct. 90 to shos, that.
if thrr- il wav 60 the sens'biliti-s &c North-ru
men through their pockets there II also way to
their pock-ts through their sensibIliiies --L7Eis-
piie JsprHoi.
The wOm-u 10 EngIsud are asserting their
rights. They have -s,-hliah-d club In Sails
bury for cricket PLAYING. sui at the las! adviceS
q match was Co he played o-twreu two eievens,
one consisting Of married and the other OF single
women.
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81. LOUIS, Sept IL
An express from Santa Fe and Los Vegas arrived
al Fort Leaven worth on the An inst, wi'h sAnls
re dates ct The 18Th, aid Los W gas o. the i6h 81
August.
On The latter day forty Apacha Indians attach ec
Capt jude's forces al Los vegas, and were re-
pulsed, lo-lng all but ten warriofs. These Indi-
ans were recognized az having committed previOu-
depfedations snd violated treaties. Al the FRS
hre the indisns reiterated and pursae throug'
the broken country some eight OF ten miles. s.,
isoners were taken. The enemy were wett
mounted and the 6sht wss hand 10 hand. Lieut.
bunsides, Sergeant Ambrose and pnvaie Meade,
were wounded.
The monthly mall established by Co. washi.s-
tor, leaves Lravenw0rlh and SANTA fe en- The Is
OF each m nth.
Col Collin would leave Santa Pc for Cxliforni
IN a few days.
Co. Gallo an, Iadian Agent, had established his
headquarters Il S 'nta Fe.
Sl..h-id, the murderer Of Kane, was execute,
Jel, 9Th.
Capt. Maury left for Fort Smith on the 9ta o,
Ansu.L
Trade was dull at Gu huahua
MAJ Cntvali-r had aDoIh,I fkht vi n the Ca
manche Indiana on the i1h Of Iuly at Copp.,
Mines, killing forty and taking two hundred prs
onefs and hve hendred mules. He lost one MAJ
reduction of tour cents duiy on yard cottoI
goods had :aked place at f Passo.
Col. Washnston's position al Santa Fe, SUI
rounded by 1901 hostile Indians, 10 conslderec
critical.
Sansra Christie mines have been explored and
found 10 De wanting in gold.
The river is slowly reeedins
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(By EleCtIiC Telegraph lrOm Hang 'ry to "sris.l


Nsw SoEk sept s.
The Friday evening ia Pnsse'' states that IN,
capiIuls,ion of Geotfy is o. - stri5u1ed 10 th'
intervention Of the English SCENT, end th't tn
terms of surrender we're ssssuess s"d disc n~~"d
=, Warsaw during the isst journey which Pine
SSauxenhufg made 10 hat Ctty. This submission
laws the IL fGesse, is consequently neith+r ooni'
d stat nor an act OF despair, but The result at s.
negotiation skillfnliy conducted by Great Butaiu
10 save Hungary tom the Consequence Of an un
e}Tal CO ilest, SUd AT the same time To DEPRIVE
Austria Of occupation and PrOonsiug her stay be.
yond her own frontier.
vrrSSA, Aug 2l-rhe Emperor returned yes.
terday Il WAS expected thu more details o:
Georgy's surrender would UsLspiIe. Two pro
c.msIious were looked forward TO with iuter-sl
a. Nienn., nsmrly-kos.uIh'.r resignation in favor
Georgy, and Letters adiresssd 10 the u Ingl-
rians in which he pn,resis them 10 isy down Ih-i,
arms as il was useless 20 hshi in lost cause. III,
communication between Hungary, Morsvia ADD
Galaci, is now open. The Leuung states that ?
large part Of Georgy's army once enis 80 ~
the Austrian service. II IL thought that efficient
Troops will be scded TO the austrian arry. II ~
again stated that Ko~sulh, VI, ssaTs, and Demoin
ski are safe in rursey.
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THE BuTLRa DIVORCE CAsE--We learn from
the Philadelphia New that in the CourI OF Com.
mon Pleas in that city on Monday, rule upon the
d.f.niant wa asked for, in the case Of Pierce
Butler rs Fanny Kemble, to uhow cause why di'
vorce should not be decreed. Mes. Butler, IN pref
erence 10 fur her litigauor, has accepted an Offer
of an annual allowance Of $500, with the prvi-
Iere CT the socieiy Other chilcren two month Il
each rear, and hiss withdrawn her application to-
a jury trial The case is to be hesrd on saiur-
dsy the 18th last II would aeem from his, thai
the rsoor,s Of rscousilistian between the par.
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ISrERvIEw w,ru FLORIDA INDIANS. = Intelli-
gence has been received at the proper department
ia Washington, ooroborating the report that "a
ess, the head chief Of the Florida Senainoles, ha
ioisted q vAi,e faS, from which circumstance II
10 supposed thu an interview has already tskef
place; and that some information In regard 10 the
feeling Of The nation has been obtained BY the DIN
- A.. ~.ss.s.rn>,f sfatinnsA In Florida.
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MONTREAL. Sept. 5
AFFAIRs IN CAxADA-LoTd Eign, IN company
with TIE Countess aud ohIld, Jeff Tor kngs.on 81
noon to-day.
Que death from cholera occurred here since last
report
Al last accounts from o., beo eight cholera IN
teTments had been m ide.
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A writer IN the Tribune gives graphic des-
:Hptiou Of the Mosquito king. SoiIsd scarle'
;oat. cooked hat, no breeches CT boots, and long
.purr. This. says M:jor Noah, sPPressbes
more nearly to the South Carolina uniform, q
shirt collar and psir Of spuEs, than 70 any thai
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Ds.rH o. MEnExsf AII-rhe Lsadeu Tine.
announces the death Of Mehemet All, which event
look place on the 81 August a. Alexandra His
body was inferred on the 4ih, In the new aiaeesssr
mosQus built BIZ himself IN the eiiaabl
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W

In Louisville on thu 18th inst, by the Rev
Ma SEHoS, Mr. CH,sIES G. SMITH. (pri"trr)
t'rm-rly { Dtton, ONO, to Mss MAsE SrsAN
BUNCH, Of this city.
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he''ors'-We hsve often wondere
y was that men Of good underestimate,
$50 No themselves 10 be led away BY the in.
~ '-ih-h- and iims. s<rrine Politician.
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Instruettes 80 Stag, ~ ass o. the P..s.
forte.

NJ ApANE WI ANO~uZ regs t. announce To the
~ sdeS or 70 'SVie 1ai VI irity haf she has come
- r~sic IN this CIV. arfl thsf Sh- harry u
d-Ve aer ure hpurs ~ M OF fess adic.
On singing and % tn Piano Forte
FIrtn-r ptrtLuar~ ss<-rt<ned Correctly ,rz. an
- h. house. Walnut street. am hOuse ear ~ tns
CUTrcr Of FRS. Aaza
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

The official record shows a continued increase
OF mortality arising from The general prevalence Of
..hOleIa-
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ARRIVAL or THE STEINER iUROpA.

OF. JOINS, - p. IL, z. VI.
The Europa arrived at HALIFAX al 30 clock, Moe
day evening.
Ia the English manufacturing districts general,
here Continues prosperity and hm7es.. M
weather continues esreedi"sly 6ne, h,lh in Eng
lard and lr~lsnt. The harvest Equations on M
Continent are pro"rerirg al ID. mot sa'iSsc'o-,
manner; consequently the make, tor h,eadsiuh'
cont u.s to r..red-. The sdvirse from the nofi'
Of Europe ate not favorable fec the crops, hut from
-v-ry other ssciipn the new. IN regard To tn IN
cheering in the h,eh-rl degree. TIE nsrlei i'i
American cured pfovi-r ns has been tu'i dnuus
the w--k, and tie rIIIns prices are far fOm remu'
n rating.
rhri. is q goof matd for corn, and the bus
1e-. 1oi q - 4 rod At r'np owing prices.
Lire poll otio' Narhd, SsIf. LEI = The cuo
s,ion- sr- s IS Tor tar Mobile aud Upland, a..
a tor fair % i.srs
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Huagsrfas AZ lire.


The latest inlrilI,pucr wIhiu our resch tfen
Hungary o. CONTAINED ~ sJvice- from Vi. ma
hr 3n ult. The news from that q Tt'T cen
tInu-. blind, un-sIi~tscIoTy, and ~ iuH Of uiIs
iictions ~ ever. The W-in-T z iiung publisher
what IL calls an exp'Hnstiun Of The maDn't ~
which Georgy's surrender vac broutht about -
The document contsin- 90 lutte that is new that
IL is MT deemed sdv-ab to qlote III tor whist II
carefully informs The p ibc ~ the circum-tsnt -
of which you are already adv'sed, II with .qusl
care esche ~ lhfowinR any leh, upon The crcuu
sanc,s of the ca.e, which are still open to th'
h osdest doubts OF suspicion.
The London News saysi THE Gsnerat nellie
throuehou, The Continent is hat the Hungarian
Gen. raj surrendered with his army to Pssk ewich
on ple'ge beng given by the Russian command
er that his master, the Cgar, would guarantee tn
indie pendence OF Hungary" The latest inlelli'
gence contains nothing 10 raise doubt that ~ p
Ia still holds possession OF Comorn, one scroufl
firms that an action WIS fought between K Il
and Comorn, in which the Miygars obtained some
advantage.
Ban JelIschch arrived at lsnesvar; he is s'stec
10 have net no opposition on his wsv, and iourd
the roads covered With arms and w'rlike torres
which had been abandoned by the defeat ut thu
Maggars. ben, and Grrhon heinz surrounded BY
Lucers left their troops ard contrlv-d TO escape
According 10 ,he ''Wandner' the decision OF the
Emperor concerning the surrender ~ the corps %
GeoIgy, is that IL partly be enlisted IN The inpe
riaists ranks and partly uismisSeo 10 thfu no'her
and that the officers be submitted to trial. Ac
counts further staie that II uas rumcr.d that Hes
suth had been captured on the frontier OF Waila
CHS.
Another account from Turkey states that Ben
and Kossuih arrived from AdisnoPle, wheLe'
they have embarked in BRUSH ship. The lette
from Georey To Kiopta, dr-ctng the surrender o
Comorn, assigns 70 reason for his course oIhe
than he had become CONVINCED of the booeless
ness of their cause, and he wished to i've peace
TO his county, and as the only eIpedienI 10 saw
ii fIom utter Pefdition.
Ietters from X ssuth, before he knew Of III
surrender OF GeUIgy. are SAID by the Austrian au
horiles 10 have been found, which contains
frank admission that the Ma, gar cause was lrevo
cab v lost. The Russian Minister al Paris hs
gwen, 10 an informal note. an assurance TO III
French Government that the tmperUf had no
thou hi OF territorial ssgrantizenent, bat that
will retire with his army soon rs he Hung 'Iian
nave la d down their aims.
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c'ourts, nv waN Ut W,rssw, Of August is
tate hist the tia g -risn Diet, hsv NJ surr-ud-,.
Il th-ir powrTs 10 G."tg.y had dissolved Itself
meeting, TN iud ng K s.rth, G.orgy and Ben,
nhS' qnrn'y took place nra' Ard, wh-n II va
'rt-TIninrd Ia put AZ end To the MAR 49, sangn,n-r
I'd ns-itss Ge' rgY, in addressing 'hr COrncl
i War, prnte~t.d NJ had no hopes Tor me csu-e q
la gary sil resistance vain; 40 hing hut uItrr
u'n would attend the pro ongtIlon o. h. airuggl.
Tue war party, hrsd-d n, u IN and Ko~suih, and
-ading members ot the hurgaIi "a PAtii+meni
I'd nJIhing i-iI but 10 hasten 10 Os~nts. IL j.
IA ed hat they have a Trady entered upOn ruiLi-i
1-rrtofy, aud il is Also stated hat K ssu car-
led with hun the InsignIs OF The Hurgaiisn IN
pre-. CeUrsey surTend' Ted 10 Prince paskI-wict
'nder tie one condition, II con ilion IL can n.
called, that the Prince should inteIcede with The
Austrian Empire for himself, his rrnops an his
;ountry. Vienna letters in the 'Deutch- Re-
ose, state the number OF hoops thai surrender.
ed with Georgev TO have r'een 81 coo and GU guns.
Letters Of The l7h, in VclmeI ZeIIung, state thai
VI. kossuih intends 10 hold out to the last. The
Russian papers publish the following letter from
Prince FaskiewIch to his majesty, The Car
Hungary Is AT The feet of your lnperial MsIe-Iy.
Ihe gosrrnmrni of the insurgents have transmitted
heir power 10 G-orEey, he Chief OF tbs -ruy ui
the insurgents. tie makes an uncondii onal SUI.
render 10 The Russian sImy. HIS example will ps
followed ~ The other insarg mt corps. The off.
GERS whom he sent TO caPtulaie Offered To proceed
with or without Austrian commissioners TO lheIr
corps, 10 induce them q surrender. I have the
fortune To inform your Imperial niiesty thai G-or.
Reys only condition OF his surrender wss 20 be al
owed 10 lay down his arms 20 YOUR Missy. A.
tor Georgey, keep him al your Imperial Mrjes'y'-
disposal IL Ia reported By some ardent ir'rnd~
1l The Hunsarans that Georgey has proved hun
sel traitor and has yielded 10 golden Arguments
e the Russians. ko-suIh's wife and family. II -
aid. had fallen into the hands of The lmperslsrs
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