The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-08
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SO JNOS GINGER,
EARRIFAL OF THE GANIBRIi.

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ARR gAL OF TIIE GABIDIlII.
Seven IsaysEaser from Esara ss.
Another Advance in Cotton.
~
/, The steamer Cambria arrived at Halifax
on Thursday.
The most cheering intelligence is the con-
tinued Advance in cotton, Wliicli bas not Only
gone up ne-cightll since the last steamer, bus,
lis still rising. 81, Z Il IS syS
+ In consequence Of the advance in tie raw
material and consumption greater than ever
known, (the words Of the dispatclb) spinncrs
have advanced a half penny on the price Of
theirgoods. The sales of'the week reach
1850 bales, mostly bought on speculation.
The official quotations by the Board Of Brok-
crs are as follow: Fair Uplands s. 10 Fair
Mobiles, s 3-s; Middling Orleans A 10 d. 3D.
The market closed firm. ! ....
Breadstnffs are depressed. Western Ca.
nal Flour "a d %; Wheat Is; Indian Corn
30 "a 30 Iron has advanced:inpri 2s'es:is
Parliament has been prorogued until tile
9th August. The Cholera israging badIyain
London. "A severe fight occurred in Ireland
between pnrty.of Catholics and Orangemen,
in which fifty were killedIand wounded.
| material change has taken place in the
| political condition OF Franco. A'.ts
| ITALY.
The Pope has addressed an autograph
| letter to General Oudinot on the oc-
casion of receiving from him the keys of 3he
city of Rome. His Holiness congratulatcs
the General on the triumph. of order in Rome,
and expressed a hope that Divine Providence
will remove any difficulties that may still ex-
| lst.t5 t 49,
He adds that he has not ceased 10 direct
his prayers to Heaven for the General, the
| city and the French nation. This letter was
/ dated Gaeta; July 9th. Cardinal piroIi and
the Marques of Cachetihad arrived at Rome
| from Gaeta on the 6th. , asHs
Preparations ,are making at Rome which
leads to the sppposition that Plus expected
to return to the Querenial, all tic wounded
having being removed from that Palace. The
French are doing all they can, and distribu:
ling money freely TO get up in cry in his IA.
yor but in yain, s nos iga f..t
Another account states that Garibaldi is
on the Neapolitan frontier, where he has been
Joined by another body OF troops, and formed
tits said, a body Of 100000 men.
- The reccntexpedtion against Venice has
been discontinued, in consequence of the IA.
tai prevalence oil fever and other sickness
amongst the Austrian troops, caused by ex-
cessivc heat and hard work. i, - 49,
| a. So HUNGARY. W s,,.
Tho Turkish ambassadoriat Paris isysaiu
10 have received a dispatch OH the 18th, 5by
courier, that the Polish General BEN. bad
again completely defeated The Russian forces
Advices from Vienna OF The 18th, JULY
state that Buda Pesth surrendered 10 the Aus
tran and Russian troops on the 11,h, withon
resistance. a
From report Of Gen. Haynan, addressst
to the Emperor OF Auairin. it appears that 2
very sharp conflict took place on thu ltth
before Common, betwean .he Hungarian for.
ces and the combined armies. The Magyars
fought tlercely, but the Austraps claim the
victory.
Another account of this battle states that
$50 pieces of cannon were abroughtinto the
field by the Hungarians, and The loss sustain
edsby the laiterin artillery men may be esti-
mated among the circumstances, Nothing
could Lc more complete than the defeat utthe
united Russian and Austrian armies, under
tlaynan. He was obliged to fall back on
Raab, where his head quarters are at present,
which city is filed with wouTde,i,t s, 600 OF
whom he hns been obliged TO send TO Pres
burg. But for The timoly arrival Of the prlis-
slams TO cover his retsaat, Hlynan and his
staff would have been captured. ~.
| NOrth Carolina Election From the Coda
boro' Patrib', We lclrn tint in Lonoir county
LANE Dem.) has mniocty OF l63. In
\ Green 70 to 30. The reports from Pitt are
that STANLEY has lost ground. In Wayne
Co. LANE has 1913, STANLEY POI. Seventh
District Sampson Co Asirs 625, REID 72l.
Warsaw, AsitE II, REID 20.
| sLsitcr from Fiorida.--By the steam boat
! Ipm Gaston, Captain FREkBoKS, froui Florida
(says the Savannah Republicans, OF Thurs
| day) we have received the Ocala Argus,
from which we learn that the Indians are
preparing for general war, having during tho
| past year, provided themselves with consd-
cradle quantities Of powder and lead. The
| principal Indian villages are located OH the
Car!osahatchee river, about three days jour
| ney from Ocala. They number, may be,
] 3OOwarrors, and are under the chief iIoLAT-
| TER AiIcco, or Billy Bowl Ess. The sub
chiefs are AssINwAR and SAM JosRs, the
latter is, now nearly hundred years old; his
counsel has always been taken by the Ind-
ans, and he is very vindictirc towards the
! whites. E
Al Dartmouth College. on the %, The de-
gree OF l., l.. ID, was givento President Eve
| rctt, Judge Wilde and Hon. Amos Kendall.
| The latter gentlemen was present; rs were
also fifteen or twenty of his classmates, OF
tho year 1911.
Nr. Forrest and his Laa@---We under
stand that AIR. Sinclair, the father of Mrs Ed.