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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
KOSSUTH'S LETTER no LORDPAL-
MERSTON.
WfDplN, (TuRKry,) Sent.

"ipptN, IuRKEY,) sept. 20.
Your ExcelIency is, no doubt, already inform.
cd OF The tall OF my country hungary,
assuredly worthy ota better fate.
1t was not prompted by the spirit Of disorder
or the ambitious views of faction; it was moi
revolutionary leaning which induced my native
country to accept the mortal struggle maintained
so gloriousy, aud brought, by nefarious means
to 40 unfortunate an end.
Hungary has deserved from her kings the bis
iorical epilhet Of generous nation" for she ne
yer allowed herselfto be surpassed in Loyalty and
faithful adherence to her soyereigas by any ne.
ton in the world.
Nothing but the most revolving treachery, the
mos, ,yranuical oppression, and crucics I'M
heard OF IN the words of history nothing bot the
internal doom Of annlhilaIion to her national ex
stencc. preserved through a thousand Years,
through a1'ersles so numerous, were able 10
arouse her TO oppose the fatal stroke aimed at
her very life, TO enable her 10 repnlse the tyran-
meal assault OF the ungraeu Hapsburghs or 10
accept the struggle for life, honor. and liberty
forced upon her. And che has nobly fought that
holy battle, in which, With the aid OF Almighty
God, she prevailed against Austria, whom we
crushed to the EARTH standing firm, even when
attacked by the Russian giant in the conscious.
ness Of justice, in our hope in God, and in our
hope, my lord, in the generous feeling of yout
great and glorious nation, the natural supporter
Of justice and humanity throughout the world
Rul this is over; what tyranny began has been
by treachery concluded; on all sides abandoned,
my poor country has fallen, not through the over.
whelming power OF two great empires, bnt by
the faults, and may say by the ueasoa, Of her
own sons.
To these untoward events, pray God that nv
unhappy country may be the only sacrifice, and
that the true interests ofpeace, freedom. and ci
vilization through the world, may not be involved
in our unhappy fate.
Mr., Francis Pulsky our diplomatic agent in
London, has received ample information as to
the cause ofths sudden and unlocked for change
in the affairs OF Hungary, and is instructed TO
communicate il TO your Excellency, if you are
gracously pleased TO receive the same. il is not
antipathy to Austria, though so we'll merited at
the hands Of every Hungarian, but true con-
victlon which makes mo say that even Austria
has lost far more by her victory, gained through
Russian aid. than she would have lost in merited
defeat through honorable arrangement. Fallen
from her position OF a frst.raie power, she has
now forfeited her self.consistency, and has sunk
into the obedent instrument of Russian ambi
! tlon and Of Russian commands.
| Russia only, has gained at this sanguinary
game; she has extended and strengthened hel
influence in the east Of Europe, and threaten.
already, in fearful manner, with outstretchine
arms, not only the integrity. but the moral basis
Of the Turkish empire.
May i please you, ny lord, to ccmnunieat.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Communicated.
GRAND MILITARY LEyEE.

The Division and Brigade Generals and their
stats in this section of the state, associated with
the officers oftho loIh Regiment, NJ. NJ, at the
close Of the fall reviews, gave splendid "Nlilha
~ Levee" AT the City Hall in Columbus, on sri.
day evening the 2d inst. The "pomp and cir
cumsiances" IN getting up the affair, were in fine
keeping with the taste aud gallantry of The man.
ayers, the room in the Hall, which il most nd.
mirably adopted 10 such purposes, having been
appropriately and elegantly decorated f,r the oc
casOn with exquisite evergreen wrca,hes,and The
GORGEOUS emblcms and gliuerng implements of
war; And, to complete the display in this respect,
and give precision and harmony to The move.
menls Of the actors in the gay scene--whch are
essential to, and characteristic Of the soldier aud
success, whether in the field o1among the fair
the floor Of the Hall was accurately and beami.
fully painted, "for each fair platoon and gallant
SQUAD
"OR the light fantastic toe
large numbers OF our most beautiful ladies'
in all their lovelest charms Of gay attire and
wilching smiles, were present, irradiating the
scene with their sparkling eyes, and captivating
the hearts Of all behoders. We would not be
invidious in anything which we may say, but we
cannot refrain from abiding to some ofthem who
particularly struck our fancy, as locker on
And, first, among the bright particular star"
in the assembly, we noticed and were feel.
ingly struck with the sweet radiance and en-.
chanting form Of Miss. Like winged fairy.
she glided throughithe mazes olthe dance. with
the prestige Of queen and the precision Of in.
splraton. Miss --w was there, and she too Is a
star Of the first magnitude, We observed her in a
different part Of the loluer frmdaeni from that oc.
cupied by Miss - on this occasion. Two such
refulgent lights, like two suns in the same heav.
ems, would be certain destruction 10 all mankind
within the range Of their influence. We dare
not attempt description ofthis lady. We,woult
symbolic her under the figures Of Venus, wer,
itnot for the number Of sdtilites which revolvec
about her on this occasion. She is herself tht
esnhs ala syatem ofheauties, Illuminated BY tive
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
TnE REsULFM LoWNDFs.


We giss in a ,aAe he iull osieial result IN tn
cOauiy. Il Willie seen that the entire democratic
STATE sieks has deoiiei naiOftss Harris majority
ios CoRgressi i Only IA His friends here expected
that / would Be a least leo 10 the eOuniy--two
months ago, scne q them we were told a, the time
even boasied that i would reach 200 Meetings.
majority IN 1871 was 50.
In the election Of members Of the Legislature, we
have done perhaps well, all the circumstances Of
the case considered a. ought to have been expected
We have eleeted our Senator, DR.. IirscoMB BY the
very large majority Of 100 and one member Of the
House, Capt Blythe, by majority Of - ofsF tire
highest whig member elect, Col Young Mr. Crusoe'
the other wing elected to the House, beats Ex-Goy
Tucker by only five yotes and the lowest candidate
90 our ticket Dr. Curtis, leads the lowest on the
wing ticket, Mr.. Gerdne, 80 votes. Gov. Tucker
and Dr.. Curtis labored under great disadvantages
they were sick during part Of The canvass, and nn-
able on many occasions to meet their opponents on
the stump. This was particularly unfortunate for
DR., Cartiss, who had never before been candidate
for any public Office and consequently could mt be
personally acquainted with the great body Of the vo-
tersout Of his nelghborhood But we refer the reader
TO our table, without any further comment The
delegation from The county stands, democratic SEN
ator add one representative, to two wing represen.
iatiyes.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
:. A. BUKW ED, Chm
X. BARNETT, scc'ry.

lCoMnuNicArED,
We understand that Mr.. Boland from Ohio has
been sent out here by the Secretary Of the interior
to aid Woodson II. Lyon, Attorney or the United
States fol the Northern District Of Mississippi in the
settlement and collection Of the Choctaw Ind n Or
plan claims. Where Mr.. Ewing found the necess
~ for tho establishment Of this agency We are unable
to conjecture, unless il is in the nadcquacy Of the
public officers under his control TO supply the com.
monnt appciites Of his friends. This matter we
believe hss hitherto been very properly con6ied 10
the U. 8. Attorney, ard we can see no sufficient rem.
son lot the appointment Of special agent with au
thorty to withdraw government claims from his
hands Has the administration lost confidence in
It's own appointee or does intend to mock him by
confirming on him the mere honor Of office, and civ
ing the perquisites to another. If Mr.. lIyon !,
competent he needs no aid, and ought 10 have NE
fees Of all business legtmatey connected with hi.
Office Il he is Incompetent he ought to be removed
The government economically administered Is cx
pensive enough, aud thai officer il unworthy Of hi
trust who's constantly sweeping the horizon To fin,
occasions for the expenditure Of the public money
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

childr an asylum on the soil Of the generous
English people.
As to my people--my loved aud noble country
--mnsi she, too perish loreyerl Shall she, I'm.
aided, abandoned 10 her Fate and unayeagrd b.
doomed to annihiIation BY her lyranly! VIA En-.
gland, once her hope, not become her consoia
tionl
The political interests Of civilized Euranc, sd
many weghly considerations respecting England
herself and chiefly The mantenaucp OF the Oto
man empire, are too intimately bound up With
he existence q Hungary lorme 70 lose all hope
w lord, may t'od ile Almighty SRI auy years
shield you, that You may long prolec, lie unfor,
tunate, and live 10 be The guardian OF tho rights
Of freedom and humanity. subscribe mysrlG
with the most perfect respect and esteem,
JD@CIr' TIL
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
TRIBuTE Oh REsPECT.

Aameeting oflhe members Of The Yicksburp
Bar held 1.-THE Court House, in the city orVicks.
burg, on Thursday, The LIST Of November. ls4o
!. Burwell, Esq, was called to the Chair, and
r. Barnett. appointed Secretary
Jno. VI. Cbilton,. Esq, explained the objec, Of
the meeting whereupon the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted.
The members Of the Vicksburg Bar deem il
approproprte On tho retirement OF the Hon. Gro.
W. L. SarrH from the Bench as Presiding Judge
oflhls Judiciary District, TO adopt the following
resolutions:
Rcsoired, That the thanks oftkis Bar are due,
and hereby Iendereded, to tho Hon. GEoRGE W.
L. snITn, for the dignGed, able and strictly i'm,
partial manner IN which he has discharged his
responsible duties as Presiding Judge Of This Ju.
dca District, and tha, we take pleasure in bear.
ing witness TO the anxious desire be has uniform.
y manifested TO administer justice "fIesly, fully,
and without delay"
Resotredi That Judge SaITn carries with him
the respect and friendship Of the members Of this
Bar, and their best wishes lcT his Stlwe welfare.
Resofrcd, That u copy Of these resol,sions be
presented to Judge SMITH, and published in the
papers Of this city.
A. BURNELL, Chm.
k HlRNRTT Scc'rv
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oKTIBBEHA COUNTY,


Nh. EDITOk:
Ancr the most extraordinary means
- defeat tho will Of the people by various ways,
0klibbeha is still right side up. The Sheriff.
election was one oflhe prominent mean. brough
Into rsqasiiion 70 operate principally on the cleo
lions Tor Congress and STATE Legislature, BY the
iniquitOus system Of swapping votes, by which
operation Fea,herson and Barry were in par
sacrificed, to get votes for Sheriff, who ran as
democrat, but through bis friends affiliated witt
the wing. Thanks to the stern democracy how
ever, the trick failed and we have still SINAI
majority for Congress, and Representative, an,
have elected Wesibrooks, the favorile .democra
III Sheriff Tue statements give you below:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

SHARr-sHooTlNG our WEsr.-These gentle.
men must be Wigs:
"our neighbor Harvey, who has just returned
from Frankfort, says:
"Severa Editors have been in Frankfort late
y from this place, and frequent inquiries have
been made for Prentice. His extreme ugliness,
however, is a sufficient excuse for his absence"
while Harvey was in Frankfort there was
certainly occasion for any further accession Of
ugIness from Louisville. The ugliness Of our
city was represented tremendously. We arc
credihly informed, that after the birth Of Harvey,
none but handsome babies were born for several
years. All the ugly material in the universe
was used at his creation. 1t was necessary that
Nature should have time 10 recruit herself.'
Louisville Journal.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

"MoTRrR BAury The editor Of The Han.
ford Times has recently visited Groton, where he
was introduced 10 Mother Bailey the heroine oi
Sloninglon fight She is still hearty and afiable,
though in her 92d year. She lived with The hus-
band Of her youth 70 years, (she says,) "wiihout
a word spoken in anger" The old LADY is an
out'and out Demoorat, and always has been.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

p'ver c nind to }cfoiln', MAKE on. Bma
communication By aoiHoli, o otherwise, viii
Tie waters 81 Dae P4r.ls-- he c.taui.bmen o.
dtPo's and unchoues, TO hoard rp tie rr
treasure " tbaa BE sriash m5Amiy oloq-
market 10 those aHhousrs ul ea!,h. Mill a.,
-'-a 10 Ne" Orleans the highest position among
ihe empofa'ms 81 trade, aud 10 our count ascTr
an cGrahIe rr.emnance oycr eyety couhtn II
,ho Garth. Il, o. Del4
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

We find ir the Vieksburg Wing Of the Bird inst
the following handsome and no doubt well meri,e d
compliment paid by the Vieksburg bar to an Old friend
and former townsman G, w. l.. SMITH, who. our
readers will reeolleet was appointed by Gov. Mat
thews to iill The vacancy IN the udgesbip Of that
district, occasioned by the death Of Judge Coulter:
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
Tins 'TnIRn DIsrrIcr.

We have but few returns from this district and
none official Winston county is SAID to have given
Gray the Wing candidate maj. while il gives Quit
man Tor Governor s4S majority. In Atlala Nc VII
lies (dem.) majority, VIC learn by telegraph, is 1863
IN Kemper, friend in Macon writes us, his majority
Is sis, and in Neshoba so. We think he is elected.
W From the returns received Of the election for
Chancery Clerk we think il quite certain that our
Young friend w W Lester Of this county, 10 elect
I'd by considerable majority.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

" Our thanks are due TO the JoHs c. RvEs.
Esq, for bound copy OF the Congressional Globe
containing the proceedings ftbe last SESSION Of Con-
gress. Mr.. Rises, has purchased the interest Of F
p BLAIR, Esq, in the Globe, and will henceorh be
its sole publisher and proprietor. Mr. Riges has long
been connected With the press, and is admitted to be
one OF the best Publishers 10 the Union lie writes
too with much sprightliness and yigur. We viii
pubishhis Prospectus In week d, tvso
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sos

Showing a democratic gain in those counties OF
ascyer the election Of ls47, when our msjority in
the district was $40. No doubt Of Featherstons e.
lection
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

1t is necessary to grow old to become more
lndulgent. see no fault committed that have
not committed myself Goethe.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS.
Tas sEcoNp DIsrnler.

We have returns Of the Congressional election in
this district from five countless which sum up as fol-
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

MississiPr u s. SkxAToE.--The New Orleans
Delta SAYS HThs Mississippi Legislature a, It's next
session will be called upon TO elect United States
Senator In the place Of the Hon. jeff Davis, whose
term expires on the 9Th Of March, 1850. II they can
within he lmils Of the State find better Senator
or moSe honorable man, they have right TO elscl
iika
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10

NOAuBEE COUNTY.
MAcoS, Nov. It'll. is40.
Dfar Sir
Noxubee maintains her proud po-
sition The democracy have triumphed. The fol.
lowing is the result
For Governor.
Qntman, $50 Lea, 5ls
For Congress,
Featherston, 569 Harris, So
Lester leads for Chancery Clerk
N. N, Brooks democrat and Geo II Foote wing
elected to the Legislature Democratic Sheriff, and
Hhig CLERK and Probate Judge, Democratic Clerk,
Treasurer and Assessor, Respectfully,
w. d. LYLES.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1849-11-10
CHocTlW ELECrIoN.

A gentleman direct if5m Ch0etw C5la'y gives
rs u'a result q De Election in ,lat Coaag, as ~
lows
DIANE (Dcm.) = elected Senator.
Hale (Dem) Dunlap kDem) are elected Rep
resentaffes
The vote far District Attorney stands thus;
Harrison, 5i1
johnson, 525
Jack 5l7
Col Feathersioa's majority for Congress over ".
l.. Harris viii Be from IFS to 200:
PONTOTOC COUNTY.
Qui,man's majority for Governor, $50
Thomps0H's Congress- sso
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PONTOTOC COUNTY.

j Feaihersloa's majority for Congress over ".
Iarris vii b rom LIS 10 200.
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MARKETS.

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-05-28
The Fighting Continued.

Up the morning Of tn 6ih Inst The corfc' 49, COZ
tn1ec Baron Won Fnesen has accepted ne Pc v 'ii
lister u the Interior
The Provisional Government have iss4ca an Fl-i se
proclamation srfllg forth that he hlnE hs- cat4 r.
soldiers ~ he aid order 20 oppose ts pNn VII 10
thai OF the people landing the bravery oi ne lLs4f.-
znd urging them 10 fresh resistance
The Lepsc Fair has been closed - ne a3ihOr les-
Among me persons killed during ne lstlrbalces r Lr
sc on the 81 n.t j. Herr CODard- The consul Tor Ne free
Of Frankfort The guard. appear 70 have put
down the Republicans 10 that town.
The rails a. Rcss have been aid down sgan cou -
passed Dresden the 9th 70 take agf1eltc Jews
NJ Prince Albert a. Sches~lg-uO. has Teen sad, -
recall the Saxon troop from schlesv1R.
a proclamation orders tie Communal Guard ~ appear
the place Of muster pain Of death.
The Llsutenau Of Arulery, krs', fosf VITA ragca
end a. Dresden Full Of ind gnstOn against ne sgf~e-
msnt OF The troops 70 sdnii me Communal Guard ~
JOINT occupation u The arsenal be crossed zoe Eoe 70 ne
troops. HIS comrades followed hn ana ggea BIN to fe
tgrn but when he found the Communal Guard real
sdted into the arsenal he sbOi himself desd ~ ne -po
Tesgrsphlc dispatches received a. Lepsc from fiai -
burg state thai Dr. GOscha. President OF tue German iu
al the former town arrived 81 MadgsDurg % ne ~ n-
rain. and cOntuued ais lOurnev with a.
o0ef ~ Brunswick. 10 fetch from mere troop
for the support Of the Communal Guard, Which he'd fned
againsi tbs people
Partner reinforcement u rOOps were ispached from
Berlin the It'll detachment ef a. O'Clock ln 10
morning, the other A. tne afternoon On ne othe
hand the Committee II the insurgents have Published on
address 20 her German brothers n Prussia ealing on
them not % AID the conspiracy n Princes ~ destroy h'
liberty Of The People
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Colmaup 4 stoltcrforth'- Report.


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MAR KETS.
~ritr, Day n Co.'S Circular.

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49,, 30 o., ~ l'S.a x ~ p, go st' "a. n,
HIS Smoked ~ Dry n caa's'' per eSt 's f 90 ea'a' Boz
I,,o F,'r, o. tss. and pals ut g7a . noe DO beg. 'ni
bb. god d. So So Ordinary 20 midhng 80 q
fan- ms.. rev p.r tti sob. Me-.
-C.roa. dressed, let quany. Ia % lbs o. q qashy
Ks'r. Amber .as ,.lo-. p.,e-t. 2. 100 sli'ea.
A,as sale. oon'a1s to u haes character pre,ou.
steady Ia. been Al shout last vssa
for lnowa brands. PRINCIPALLY hoss'e 20 d- aefne e
gis.' he demand o' hns snd re- Of bone b-,s - as a
-~ sales oi Western short midss Oh 49, tuh have been made At
spsssti haa- ey 'at "a 6a aoa os.' t-' been si al
B,u ~.-s IA, teen moderate scale
g. suppA he ate ~stf- of dsssn.
Poll prce' conros ~ D. r-.r-d or has quantities
CO.. & 80 80. S9s , ss 20, ' ' M ne ..ss'.
nsr.s h nroysa.nt uo, .upp rsd sra rs
-. % 10. % ar Whas sesr.,
Wa, b.. been nu. ssoa. ofi aroa ice, s.,, qo,a
q. ha bees accepted IN la'sa o De-" oasAaa barrels o.
ms.t ds, The sueacaac- OF has tsen sr.
sB 'eadf business has t-eu doss holders dspyns rather moe
ffmness
Ian About 40 have been 40 So Tor good quality
as hn- cnntlues 10 meet lar nqliJ o. o4f u 4lotsiDps
lissftn a. hts fsahI-t tla founi, ani
a. 49, % iof Tho best qusis 81 Boston un oif barrels
on 81 oi' eonieus 10 meet euil make
Peas lgi- feusni.
Ries c4oa .eseJ with .,- OF 30 ests At previous 7aa
~, %, barrel. ed a. s,loia 81 for common Anes Up to
-. "a iof a.e
I.tsr To marie, Aas been inactive th. ~-ss vhcg chaas-
ID
have made fh- ia~s rates ni s ti sil'
rlueh i-isfQr as I foo roe
Il ris b. uldsfsis 1-Isat ttisfi