Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1849-12-03
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EryROpr


The steamer Canada arrived at Halifax on
wednesday last The Baltimore Sun gives the
following summary OF news brought by tbi. .r.
rival
fhA A., most gratifying feature ia
the political intelligence is The interview -
tween me frt sidelf OF France and Mir. Rivea
| me new American Minister, at Elysee Nathan.
ale. Mr Riyts made an addrts IS suited to IN.
occasion, obseivlnga total silence re spe citing ths
, nl u. in the Poussin affair. ILs
ll.s'oeh!, however, alluded TO the affair in
1eFf's flatterng 10 the American Minister and
his country. a'e>'
From Hungary, we learn that since thu
cities, no less than Is additional eye9n,an. :.
tally threatened at Arad.
/ :. noh I've have bat little additional intel.
'l@enfe nom RoFna. 1t set ma. however Tho.
1'1 rope 'nealtatts an early return TO the Eter-
'i'l lily. Ills arrival at one time Was actually
announced, ~N'o"'iJ
Alo!toCCOs-- The dispute between the En-.
pefof o. Morocco and the French seems to in.
crease IN violence. The Frent Ii corsul At Ma.
galore mas been treated harshly and ipnomini-
oos'y' and French frigate has been sen, TO hjs
e',ti mere ls eyery probability of the affair
si1lne IN me commandment of Tauviefs
HuNGARY.-The valetiictory atijrtss ofvo.
sntl to ing countIymen, written al Case ha. has
oeeii punished and is said to be an enhu.is ste
and poeticaI document.
'thef,i fiaynau Is carrying on his unrelent.
ng eiuel.its uneh ecked ~ higher arthori,iss
lee Jews at Pes'h are once mora threatened
nth violence unless they ray up the contrilu.
lions demanded
KossUTH's ADDRESS.
tie proceeds az follows: Speaking Of Ceor.
gey, he said, "1he Migrate, " HON thou ha., fa,.
tened Win Thy abundance arose apairst thee !.
traitor 10 his mother, and DESTROYED thee utterly
ilou mast been betrayed-thcu hast been mla
" my country thy death sentence hath been
Written, peloVed ofny heart by him WHOSE
si'.ue, whose lo8e ne yer dared TO doubt Yen,
III the feryor OF my boliest thoughts. should az
most as soon have doubted the tyiste,.ce of the
omnllpFesence as have believed that he would
ever nave proved traitor to his country Thou
mast oeen betrayed by him in hose hands I
ha'' Out little space before, deposited the DOW.
er OF onr great country, " hich he sw ore to de.
END even to'hs best and inmost drop of his
heart blood He hath done treason TO his hearts
oiood. He hath doht treason TO his u,o,ht r.snd
IN glitter OF gold hath been for him more seGuc.
I'VE than that OF the warm lite blood shed TO
ssVe MS country Base gain has more value in
his eyes than lis country. and God hath shan.
Toned him, as h hath abandoned his Cod e.,
his allie $ in hell WV Az
'Maeyars beloved comraniors! blame me
,lo' lof having cast mine eyes on this man, and
'of having given to him my lace II IVES ne.
g ssary; tor the people had b. slowed uron him
their confidence. he army loved him a, he
obtained a power Of HIGH m,self oud have
been proud. Nevertheless IS. this man bplisd The
confidence of the nation, and hath reraid Tho
love OF the army with hatred and trrachery-
Curse him, oh, We Magyars Curse the br,ass
that d'd not dry up before it gave him milk z,
:, American Flour was selling in Liverpool a,