Washington telegraph., 1849-06-13

nnsuhdued,
An exchange OF prisoners was effected.
The Roman Government has placed
Aconarander under siege,
Breslau is also III state Of siege.
Military rule entirely prevailed, aud dis.
turbanees have been suspended, but an
outbreak was momenlanly expected,
An insmreellon was hourly expected
II Cologne, the city was greatly agllated,
The militia and kings troops had come
in contact at EIbefIeldt.
During the recent outbreak the whole
Of the provinces on the Rhine were IN an
excited state aud feaay iot explosion Ike
lruin ol guupowdeE
The urmcd Militia were disnileetei lo-
ward tho kmg Of Prussia, aal iapofed
the Frankfort Assembly
fhe kiug's troops "a, Hanover We're
oyerpowered IN collision Wtlh The sgu-
dents OF tie Polytechnic school
The king Subsequently He'd.
fhe llungadaHs Were forming an at
my 100000 strong. and would crush Aus
laa. unless Russia sends large reinforce.
maatz
lIaatH.ehz auaya reported entirely
destroyed
lie Iatast news ,tales thai tie Dau,h
and salaesSis quarrel WI be amlcably
adjusted.
Tie Russian wofa pouring into Aus.
+ lfia.
Tie Emp.fosllaj returned to tho capi.
,al all Lad bggu uegnel with every
symptom oi enthusiasm
TIE MAkkET.
Le-sro9L. MAY l..
The Cotton market has been steady
danne the nnsl weea. Immediately al.
ler the receipt q adNices by the Amuri'
gM Nal Slems Hermann, holders
aelel algb er#asnn.uss au5 American
descriptions advanced led, Sulag also
ad, ,a.ega TUESDAY M,ahgs closed
heavily, with meTea-ng quam'es oiiefIng.
Il the usual Washy meeting oI the Cot
ION B,ahgl,' COMMITTEE. hrid slgl3ay.
iae uipag#s NaIe lelaudta be thc
=a#aa - last wera. f.a-iaT bgiaul
aaI Ala.4Ip. j., an y Orleans. 81
lal u. Iau sai.s Iag lAe Week ending
ial evening. ws.a about i2.ds0 hal5s;
juO1ul wiie.i wcrs los export, ehieiy t.
En,sla. and j.nd1 ou speculation. The
uala8s iss la N.#a e0Mluze 21lUug
aaI,s.
The Sun has the ia.loAlag sketches oi
Iaa guuI sefgsegz oI Ga. Nolih,
Major General II .liamJ Worth wa
horn IN hudson; Columbia county. New
York. IL, ancestors We're from Devon.
sHifc. England. and settled III Mass8sha.
sous inlsl2 The Geasial father iul.
lowed tie -ta, ha, Tie son was bred 10
mercantile pursuits though he once said
~ au acquaintance that he was not born
to be a merchant. Ills luclnations
pointed to the army. On the declaration
of war. IN 1912. he entered the army at
lineage ol eighteen, "a, private secretary TO
MaInr General Lows, who liuding han
more inclined 10 thc field than ,n the
deck. recommended him to General Scot,
who Wa, at the head OF his brigade, ou
lhu Canadian frontier. scott Immediately
appointed h.H Bio gil aad placed him 0u
Boz iaI
.llr Was with Scott IN tho battles u.
Chippewa auJ Niagara. where he distiu-
-u-a-l Mm>ei. as brave aud ga,laui
soldier He wa. rewarded 10y the Gov.
rmucnt in 1874 with a capIaiuey. A
the battle oi Niagara be received a severe
wound. .,Jn which he ever after suffered
After the war be was stationed Tor sev.
cpl year, ~ instructor OF tactics AT West
Point A. Major OF Ordnance, Le COM
nandcd at Wuryhcl, aud was promoted
tn the rank o. Colonel, and assigned To the
sih regiment. Gen Worth arrived In
Florida during the Seminole war which
ruLrd August l2th, lsi2 when the rank
vi Brryct Bglgadler Genera. Wa. u1u.cg-
red upon mm.
Ou o., uullfeak oi ihc war with hrX.
leo. Worth Joined layiorul Corpu, Christi
a. second IN command and with ms own
hand planted the national color, on the
bank opposite Matamord5. IN consr.
quouce ol dispute between Gen. Worth
aud Col, Vwisgs al Ibis period, courg.a-
ing point vi etiquette, the former threw
up his commission, lie had scarcely
reached Washington, when he heard thar
General Taylor wa, surrounded by the
lleNrun. aud in emmineut danger. when
hl Withdrew hi, resignation aud FASTENED
to the Rio Gmude. Al the slomug OF
Monterey, one OF the most desperate
struggle, dnnug the war, Gen. Worth
held an independent command, and per.
formed prodigies OF yalor Immediately
after the capture Of Monterey, he march.
cd against Salullo, nom ii,r capture oi
which he was ordered TO join Gen stotl,
at Vera Cruz.
lie was engaged during the siege, aud
was one Of the Commissioners appointed
to receive the capItiilalIon Of Vera Cruz.
His brigade was in the hottest Of the
fight at Sierra Gofdo Immediately aiter
this victory. Gen. Worth captured the
town aud castle OF Perote, the strongest