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In view OF the atrocities aud barbartes which the gov
eminent Of Austria has psrpstrsted and is now pees'
ting in unhappy and fated Hungary, becomes mat
Ter Of grave and serious consideration whether the gov
eminent OF the United States should be represented at all
at the court of that degraded and infamous power Upon
this subject and as expressing fully our own views, we
copy the following eloquent and wellmed remarks OF
the correspondent Of the Philadelphia Ledger writing
from this city over the signature OF Observer beliey-
ing that every patriotic American will concur in the sen
timens which the writer has 50 orcbly and happily ex
pressed. He says
The idea of sending full minister Austria is preposte'
rous full minister, for what IT. in her pride. when
yet guies OF the blood OF the brave Magyars and not YET
sunk the pin conditioned Russian province Austria
Withdrew her minister from Washington aud lett IN MS
stead the Liguran ar Hssman as charge, why should
We that she has fallen, seek the friendship and good
will Of this most degraded and boodstaned powerf Why
should we have any diplomatic intercourse al all with that
babarous government! Have we not right as Tree ma
ton, express contempt for Austrian butcheries!
Shall say her, Daniel Webster lately said
festive occasion in New Hampshire "These things shall
be donea least not othout solemn Proesff" Well
have excellent occasion for such protest We
can say to her, with such government as yours we
want greater intimacy than now exists zoe haze no
mission Ausfria and do not want to create
Your crimes smell rank to Heaven and we who have
some millions of German adopted citizens in our
land, do not wish insult their moral sense well
that Of own Anglo-Saxon population by send
ing minister plenipotentiary to attend galas We
cannot shake you by the hand for your fingers are
besmeared with the blood of the innocent We do not
wish to do honor to those whom despise and con.
tenn the people of these United States who have
been brought up loyo and protect women who
mothers and cherish our wves--he mothers OF
our future Offensive will holc communion with
Of coward cuhroats, who desecraie the
by public exposure and whipping" What! send a minis
Vienna capons and drink tokay with murder
D.sl 49,.
proceeding which would make the United States parfi.
ps crinis after the fact let the OF free conn
try protest in solemn meetings against the creation OF the
mission and demand Of the representatives of their hus-
bands and brothers that they shall not soil their hands and
belle their hearts by voting for such an outfit.
There is difference between the despo,ism Of Russia
and that OF Austria vastly in favor Of the former Russia
educates babaroas people with the knout and the
she the schoomaser with iron eule bat Austria
degrades barbazes educ ated people, and by that
throws the gauntlet Of defiance in the face of civil
izaion and Christianity Russia is what che Petends TO
be- Austria is highwsyman in the path Of humanity and
religion.
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Indian Trouble. In rlor,d. net Ended.

The official organs in this city have once or twic
gravely announced TO their readers that the Indian ou
bles in Florida had been brought to an end that Genera
Twiggs had had talk with Billy Bowlegs; and that The
conversational repast between the gallant General and
the Indian chief had ended in the surrender Of the savs
implicated in the late murders. and hencefoh there wa
to be peace with our red brethren in Florida Believing
that the information thus given in the Official organs
to be relied upon, We also announced the conclusion Of
the war; and congratulated the country on the event
But if the following statement which we copy from the
New Orleans Picayune is correct il appears that the In
dian difficulties in Florida are very far from settlement
and that probably long and expensive war will enm
before the remaining Seminoles are removed from A
country The rtss which they aege General Tww
resorted to- order to get the murderers into his poses
sion. will PROFESSIONALLY greatly exasperaie them an
add virulence and barbary TO the hosities which ar
now likely to take place We trust, however, thai The
Indians will become convinced Of the utter hopeesnes
Of further resistance and will therefore submit TO Their
inevitable destiny, unwelcome as il may be to then
Their fate is certain, il they remain where they are bu
il they remove to the territory humanity provided iC
them by the government, and accept Of its generous
guardianship and bounty, the remnant OF their nation
may be preserved for a long time yet to come.
The INDIAN 'TRoUBLxs FLoRrpA.-The New 0hea"
Picayune OF the 18th instant has letter from Tampa Bay
under date Of the eth ult,' which says "The war F
on very slowly. General Twiggs had talk with the 10
dams the 18th, and he says all peace but hehD
ing make his arrangements for big hunt. The Gensn
viii not tell what occurred between him and the indians
have IT, however, from one that knows all that hsPPsn'
The Indians In they promised, and gave up hre
men, In the vain hope that this would buy their peace q"
permission remain in the country but altar the oenr
had got the three prisoners in chains be made all
whites go below, only the Indians himse and The ns
prefer remaining in the cabin Of the steamboat Ne me
Told the Indians that he had ve unpleasant news
them; that he had received orders them f0a
the country, but that he would pay them to go-o mn
per head much per chief, &c On hearing ihis The
dians looked chopfalen. Then Assinewah, the SECOND
command Sam jones' and the sensekceper Of the chsh
as well as spokesman Of the nation, stood up and sac
This is what told my people. He then went on ioops
his bosom saying that II the Indians had taken his sd
the men who there prisoners would be free sM
that he knew the whites would deceive thc for the vht
always liars that the whites might 20 TO he'll VIZ
their money, for the Indians didn't want IL they w'n
their land. would have II. and leave alive ID
General has gone the East, Is arranging his stations &c
and. for all we can see. is preparing for big hunt
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The Albany Argus Of the 22d instant contains the iO,
lowing statement Of the result Of the official canvas"
the votes given at the late election in New York
The coxpLsTE STATE cAsvAss--we publish this MOI
ing ull from all the counties In the State pf
cial and State officers. The final official canvass BY W
State will vary IL somewhat though poos"
not fuacris lily.
1t will be by those who will take the trouble 70 m'p
the comparison that conccding footing 10 be con'
the average democratic vote, excluding the votes o -
WEIGH, jr in Tioga county, Is 202 ass The average VIZ
vote is 202,02o Democratic majority, 46s. Including
Tioga vote, the democratic average is 22,6el A"'
democratic majority, ST.
Thus il seems the coalition by the wings with the o
ored voters Of the State, by which the former se''
about 1000 votes for their ticket, did not, after all
them majority The result shows clearly that we
perfect and cordial union takes place between the
late branches OF the democratic party in New fd'
ascendency will be complete and we trust perns0''
Under all the circumstances. the result has been far
glorious than we anticipated il would be, and amount
substantial and glorious victory. The democracy Of
Empire State have now every encouragement 70 60 II
and consolidate their union. which can be effected
generous forbearance and manly efforts to conanse
all sides Their late victory is hailed with gratu0''
Joy by their democratic brethren Of other States
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M denny Apollo Hall, thoroughly tssscuiy rentted
and now open Tor The reccpon scholars Days Of tuition
Tor gentlemen n O'Clock #f
Hon. VIM. Ballard Preston, Secretary Of
Wsnstou Col Bliss United States Washington Arch
bald Campbe ESQ, War Department Wshingon Randall Has
Georgetown Burr, Washington whose seminary Mr.. Blake
hss The honor OF teachins. Nov 2
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By GREEN 3 TAsrET, Asesienesrs.

IJALUABLE FARM AT AUCTION.-On Monday, The 10Th
shall SELL e premises at II O'Clock, that hand
Of Isaac Smith,
lying FaI county Virginia, four miles from Geoge,own and
from fronting Leesburg turnpike road
ofae There nineytwo and half Of
land under fence Of locust posts and chestnut ras the soil
susceptible OF and well adapted 10 the growth
any crop this climate Il situated In eeneei
neghborhood and spring Of excellent
the premises will be sold required in lots Of % or 10
Terms OF purchase money
Of two, and three years,
chaser giving
ven and deed Of trust taken Title indispusbe
GREEN TAsTET,
Adsif
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EURNrsHED House for Rens.-For furnished house
most desirable location for members Of Congress II NOT
directly on me equally convenient
place OF business The twoo, comfortably fn
nirhed with every hing requisite fkmy viii be rent
ed nor the session good cock be had with the house re-
CURED Inqure north sde stree, second door from shid
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Irving Hotel, washington,
Corner Of Perrsyirs~is srerss ard iafA street.
GENTLEMEN fsmies who psucnize This hotel wiz
VI Of the best In the
city, and the establishment all m sppoptmcns well calculated
70 insure the comfort Of iu guests uuo...
Nov. H-eosw Late Of the Howard Hotel, New yorh
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nIcclinseek Yssz.s,

~ . AZ Attorney and Counsellor st-La~,
HAVING esensd Ne Of Chief Csk Treasury De-
pssnb which be has held Tor e last sixteen hAs re-
sumod DE practice Of his profession 49,
He viii devots principal attention 10 NE prosecution Of claims
Congrs departments and ON for
eign indsmniues
Once including Business with the Patent
Once he has made arrangements WIN he most efficient agents IN
ed with the him, win be acted
In the most prompt manner.
Recommendation II. fancy, Chief Justice United
States gentlemen who have been heads departments or mem
bers OF either house Of Congress since the year 1883
once at his residence y, between lsih and 18Th
l3-dlmif
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A Lady who Dc oempstens 20 teach all ths branches
English educsuon, all varieties
Of
governe~s In either ofthe southern STATES
reference be gwen Address Sans Ams Washing
ton city, d. g. Nov D-lw
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CoIREEs DANsANTEEs-L- CARUsI pleasure notify
y patrons compliance request
many Of his former pupils well As q his present classes The
L. q respectfully informs the gentlemen the city
vicinity, his "Dancins and Walking Academy
opened for the reception Of pupils.
hvoe and fashionable dances, comprising Polka
Mszourta, Redus, wszes, Deur Waltz Cesnous hc, viii
be introduced and thoroughly taught Nov -u
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WATSON q RENWICK,
PATENT AGENTS.
AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

with the having ceased, PROPOSE for
MI the futures devote ysefto that Of
nsfor which long service and expert
have given perhaps peculiar advantages
agent attorney offer services especially great
Office % members Of Coness and 70 The great numbers y every
heretofore business
person letter. whether my the
Post Office Department. 1885 whilst employed the
whom they kindly make my business in
indeed, alt
advance that business ey may commit
shall receive the prompt and faithful anoa which has
PETER 9. WASHINGTON,
Nov. 20--eodim Late Auditor p. Q. Department
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MR. v. r. Liable Of
III Washington and Geogeiown that s dancing school will
open Tuesday m Of November his residences Pennsyvs
MIA avenue opposite wizards Hotel
Days tuition Washington Thursdays, and saur
days; Georgetown-Mondsys and Fridays
p. s-Mr L. viii in Georgetown Monday, 18th
November, At Temperance Hall, ON Bridge street.
ID
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TO George Pace and Edwin Pace.-You hereby noti
October term, 1872 Of the circuit superior
q and cbsnce @ the county Of Prince Geee and staie Of
Virginia. hing substance fol-
"1hat r. Meade and Thomas H. Daniel who appoint
ed commissioner for The notice for eight weeks 70
Of newspapers published In the
Washington and posted the front door Of the court
county, George Pace and Edwin Pace Formerly Of
county Prince George vrna forward and claim
respective the Of Joel Cheve deceased Of
said George before Of the
will distribute shares
- r. X. MEADE,
THOs. n. DANIEL,
Nov 22-dew Commissioners, nc.
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Nov ie-eodsdsif

SELECT Classical and Mathematical Academy, 10Th
y street, between FDesigning himself pema-
neny this city, the subscriber 10 the work Of
Monday the
Baptist Church. 10Th street, and respectfully soe share Of public
patronage.
Thorough instruction win be given in the English branches
ncudine book keeping, ke, with view TO busines full
course preparing for advanced
college may the careful attention bestowed
upon the cultivation Of morals, well the development Of the
mental powers.
Lessons and Spanish by Professor L. Dovller
drawing and painting, by Prof r. Gibson.
made the residence Of Col NJ Neue lab
the lecture afier 16th instant
Nov 1l-2aw3wn JOSEPH Y. NOURsE
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viii be concert given Of vocal and instrumental music 70
tius near Gmesys Prince Geoge's county, Maryland The
choir OF ST. Washington have generously offer
the OCCASION and 10 those who have been
fortunate needless 10 speak praise
From made there galaxy OF
surrounding cities and counties Refreshments will
with view OF adding further atac
ton CATER conce the dsvotees Of Techoe Will
residence OF gentleman In the neghboood where
ample provision for enjoyment has been made.
The SO cents and 81 additional for those gente
who attend the dance.
ConceTt 70 commence al 3 O'Clock precisely .
r. s. Should the prove unfayorabe will take
Mace the next fair day al u O'Clock. Nov -
WATSON q RENwICK,
PATENT AGENTS,
street, opposite the Patent Office, Washington, d. c.,
DROCURE patent United States foreign
tries, give advice all questions arising under the patent
law.
RErER HONE CORRESPONDENTS
Hon. Edmund Burke late Commissioner Of Patents.
D. Westcot chairman Of Committee Of Senate ON
Patents. ast..@4r
James Renwick, LIZ d., New York
Henry Brevoou, esq, Glendon Iron Works, Boston.
H. r. Durham, d Co., steam engine builders, New York
Hon. Thomas Corwn.
B. b. French president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
roREIaN ooRREsPosDEsTst TO
Richard Creed esq., and Birmingham Railroad Company
London.
sabne r. s., Lieutenant Colonel Royal Engineers,
Woolwich
Michel Chevae Ingeneur-en-chef; and Robert Walsh
Paris. @3a8 Nov 22--3taw6w
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THOMAS II. TwITTY,

DEEBEs New YORK Hats.--Ths day received a further
ID supply Of hats from W. n. Beebe Co, New York CITY
erea. H., and Gentleman, outhtans E.tsbi.hmen,
Nov 02-steon No. Browns Hotel.
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freedoms battle, once begun, ~
Bequeaihed ircm bleeding sire 70 son,

ardently desrous Of protecting the rights Of tie people
from every encroachnent Every MEASURE of bis admin
israon leaned to that object and indeed his whole life
popular masses in the scale and rank Of society and %
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c4TRTs and largest and most CON-
y pes assortment Of t, meno, wool, and cotton ehir
and " be found IN the city.
Also full assomento f family made yoke neckr shirts
All Of the above goods 81 superior quality prices
"A M. sTEvENs's
Great Hat and Genuemsnb Quitting Establishment,
Nov @-6teoh No. Browns Hotel.
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fou! yss in The United States have had any tendency TO
produce the existing connections in Europe This is
howsver IN egregious error How happens Il that the late
French revolution commenced on the very brthday of
Wakagfon shortly after the brilliant victories Of our
amy IN Mexico, and when heproud capital Of the Mon
sxumns had yielded to, and still in possession of
our republican arms The United States Is not only
the great model republic, but the model government OF
the world Her name, her fame, and her every action
spread throughout the whole earth The patriot and
republican everywhere watching her progress and
power and signing for the time when their countries
may slso be free "Ses what great matter little fire
kindleth President Polk, BY the firm discharge Of his
sworn constitutional duty in defending the soil Of our
own Iexns from invasion, brought our little army in
contact With demented Mexico. A war followed; and
our brilliant victories while they alarmed and intimida
I'd yranls animated and encouraged the people every
where They taught the world the might that surnbers
IN freemsns arm and proved that free and united peo
pie are in war apowerful and invncble France--ex-
citabs and impulsive Fnncsrst caught the enthusiasm
and her monarchy instantly disappeared, like the fairy
scenes and magnificent mragev Of our western praries
before the dissnchanting rays Of the rising sun From
France II has spread into other nations of Europe. Lib
erty Is contagious Il runs through communities and
nations like the electric fire Of heaven. and prosrstes
thrones and tyrants in its progress The war OF freedom
has commenced and
New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25

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New-York daily tribune., 1849-10-25
G UENDRICKBON
FoR THE Pills.

ARE you AFFLICTED WITH rlLEs'-Try then.
~ .lLhYut delay, Dr. lptEf.'s As<riEhls Eiscigsfy,
- rsu~dy of~rsd paDe no,lcs. Tl. rally
srrsrrt uisllrlus 10 ths frslL ~ lDrDOsn G.-dlc4l
.6lcaaor and conplrts .edas Of he di.ss.o for
~1sh "a q aIerfsf To- mosi Triumphant success
a'~n'a o.. .1n. .Lsl0n Eo-1 10 following fsasAfs
a. ca..s
.sdy, rssiilny IN Nof'oksL wa s-nog.ly stcisd
~iiL Pie. 90 graf ~ss her f1f-dLx, h.L her
os1 sryfssslgr, Ais bufs1u 70 four we~ss ans
s~rdsd - ~ or mosi Tnlent physciafs
1Iihs4l tho .sssf hsnrht safsfsd l-i DO aSsrs.
vtI~f ~ Plies, pr~senDst fnr k'sctuary. I~o
bufr. ins airf. lha SANE adj called
o prs.cf1s Tor nn0lsf complaint, ali ihel .u
fnI1d is' sns psfrriy cured ~ he fi4es W TIE
fsY losrs snl tsd rFfrfsnssd go % llru sinc9.
NJ I'd ffa3lDg in Greece Of called al rifing
sa5irg nsd been N r'~i ~iih r 90 f1f yr.fs
sr-srsnisd bY pain ip no sifr larpn n No
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aaaH.s ls down vltfnrf sirvsufs ltC c4f arl
r rsf 1sisny fss lux tDuisi produced a-1.
~ .sfnrs sH.., fllVNsf ~ cough by usnS Que vi
ias yeirsfy. us p.i1 l $40 s1s pariaou ard gr0s
sllH frssri .hr rp4d 10 down ~iIiuui incons-n
sa1 BE- ~ ss ssfs partially fHuiYss1. srf serDsi tDa
msia c1Hg.ris c4fs. " A7 Efss. .fsnfeAa1n n hs
ysHrff
Jt9 IN ihis riJ ~ 90 ffoyfs'of srgsisny y.rdsr.ss
pnfsf 81. fYHNnrd iD sr rfce rf-tss Df no ueafarn
~ Chfpn.r Dissar4s. ~. bpsrfy.
d-i's adv.rs ln fslsiios ~ no above. snJ oihsi
complain. F..is
Ff.rs - - gieriaasy o. Rssnsnhsr thai ths seta
err % 90 iaisrnAi hstnsdy and agpra
.lgr. snd g. a whpsssin ani retail. H. norrry fr
F''''s ore l.fggst SOD slso ~ Afs Hsys, ~ ~
~ a tfn-islyr nil itsud'
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LAWS NEW PLAnInG MhoHTnE.

l'CE BOARDS AsD PLANK, IL row 10 operation 10
o., cfy Psrils s1c l.ls.Irg srf xroOsirg a. the
s--ce Az % rsri1ify slf beauty 10 % DesVsc 70 b.
lsrcr ~ ~ m-cnin-, ss 49, O. no work ~
40 ~ flr- ruArY larrirs. and fof so-gtrn s1d no
IA y ~ 1oTt-rr lyer tt. eBsc4t VI a much better
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