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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-30

gThe cholera has re-appeared on
the Mississippi, communicated from
shipboard by emigrants. We cannot
learn that it has created much alarm.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-30
other British subjects who had served in
the cagse Of Hungary.

other British subjects who had served in
the cagse Of Hungary.
Rome.
The Pope's return to Rome is not
soon expected, nor is the time known
when the French will evacuate the city.
The assassination of Fsench soldiers is
of daily occurrence.
Spain.
Narvaez has avenged himself by the
dismissal OF the King from the post of
Keeper Of The Palace, and imp risoned a
Priest and Monk as instruments TO the
Kings policy. The new American
Minister has been formally presented at
Court; he disclaimed. in the name Of the
President, tl,e'acts of the party who pro-
posed seiziug Cuba. (
England.
There is no news Of importance; the
press devotes muck space to the consid.
Grafton of the Canadian annexation adj
dress its tones and temper are COM
mended. The Times says that by whom
soever the document was concocted, il
reflects great credit on the tact, skill and
adroitness of the author. ,.....,
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-30

INDIANA. The majority for conven-
lion to amend the constitution is found to
DC $500.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-30
Austria and Hungary.

The tiends who were nicknamed Ru-
lers OF Austria, not satisfied with the hui
man gore which they have already shed,
continue their sanguinary career. Hay
nau has been appointed Civil and Militia
ry Governor Of Hungary; another crisis
in that country is believed 10 be inevila-
BILE. A circular from Kossuth has reach
Cd Pes.h, in which that patriot assures
his countrymen that he has removed the
crown of ST. Stephen solely for the pur-
pose of rendering impossible the corona
ton of a Hapsburger. +
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1849-11-30

SI. + EKsBURG. UCI. 10. n
Count Nesselrode notified yesterday
to the Ottoman Envoy, that the Emper-
or taking into consideration the letter of
the Sultan, confined himself to demand
himself to demand that the Refugees shall
be expelled from Turkey. N aais
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15

The ALLEGED OUTRAGE UPON the AMERICAN
FLAG AT RoNE.--Tbe Washington Repubtic, Of the
18th INST, speaking OF the alleged outrage upon the
American flag at Rome, by the French s.ldlers,
says;--We understand that Mr.. Brown, our Consul,
called IN person, and made representation Ut the
facts Of this case TO General Oudlnot. The general
listened with all proper expressions Of regret, and,
IN conclusion. directed the chief Of the staff to
return with Mr.. Brown to the consulate, 10 collect
from witnesses of the scene full information In re-
gerd to IT. The next day military court was
called, which sat for nine hours eciting the facts
Of the case with all the mnuteness which DIS
tingushes the French tribunals. In the course OF
this examination IT Appeared that two OF MIR.
Browns servants Qtallans) had repeatedly, during
the day. lnsulted the French soldiers IA passing.
AT the time In question, an individual belonging to
large crowd of Italians, which, IN dehance OF the
general order OF the day previous, was assembled,
to The number OF hundred or hundred and nifty,
at the Consufs house, had drawn poignsrd upon
the guard patrol, passing at the Tune, entered
the house, not being apyrIsed of its character, and
made prisoner OF the individual In question, and OF
another who was recognised as deseTtcr from the
French army. They then withdrew wih their
prisoners. II was in evidence upol oath. tina, the
patrol d.perted themselves without menace, and
were uniformed Of the character OF the promises
until they were on the point of retiring. Mr.. Brown
eit The city with his family while thls Elimination
was in progress, leaving MIR. Freeman, (our Consul
AT Ancona.) in the temporary discharge oil the du-
ties Of the Roman consulate. la consequence OF
Mr. Browns absence, and under the impression
that the consulate was LETT without an agent, Zen.
Oudinot addressed a communication to Mr.. Cass,
our charge daflaires IN which he recaPItulaied the
result Of the examination, substantially as we have
given it above, and expressed the profound regret
which he had experienced at the error that had
been committed, which had been previously ex-
pressed IN person TO the American Consul and Vice
Consul. He also renewed to Mr.. Cass the assur-
auce that no one in the French army had harbored
the design Of dsregardIng the rights OF he coun-
try, or questioning the inv,oabilly OF domich or
DIPLOMATIC functionaries. General OudInot said
the two prisoners had been released, and expressed
the hope that the communication which had been
made would be a sufficient satisfaction TOR the error
which had been committed, and which could not
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The Tour OF President Tsy Tor TO the North
sickness of the General


Nothing of interest occurred yesterday in our
borough, in consequence of General Taylor being
confined to his room all day, with slight attack
Of dianhea, arising from over exerton and change
of water, very probably.
Ii was generally understood the President had
intended To attend Divine service at the Episcopal
church, which drew together a very large audience,
who We're compensated tor ther disappointment
by very fine sermon from the Rev. Mr. Colt.
THIS morning the General, In open barouche,
with Governor johnston, was seen vending his
way 10 the depot, a little before seven o'clock, in
very quiet aud rnostentatlous manner, the clti-
Zens paying their respects by lifung tseir hats,
which the General bowed in the most afiabie man
ner.
1t would certainly show more respect, and be
better for his health, il public professions would
be avoided in his present tour. The people should
remember the fate If General Harrison. Alto
eeher, the impression created by the old hero was
very favorable, and will long be remembered as
epoch in the history OF the capital of the Key
stone Stale. ID. ~
General Taylor and the Harrisburg Committee
of Escort left by the regular train at seven o'clock
this morning, In special car, provided for that
purpose He was also accom- panied by the Har-
risburg Governors Guards, a military escort.
The President expressed himself highly delight
ed with his reception IN Harrisburg, aud took oc-
caslop, before leaving, 10 compliment Mr. Wells
Covery, the proprietor OF the hotel where he stop
ped, for the splendid and ample accommodations
which had been placed at his disposal. II -
sSIJsoIfEUAyNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15
Our phiIade,ph,a Correspondence.

az PHILADELPHIA, Aug y. lciS.
Speech Of the Hon. Recerdy Johns0n-JPar With
rul England, &c. L..
Hon. Reverdy Johnson made one Of the greatest
speeches ever delivered at the Philadelphia bar.
1t was in defence of the government contributions
in Mexico About six millions are at stake 7ia
He limited at the cloud in the peaceful sky, to
which you made reference In your editorial on the
matter OF the Nicaragua, and the pretensions of
England. He thought II was speck of war fore
bodiDgs-and SAID 1t was important that the
government should know their rights, If the chances
Of war ,ver brought them TO Eng gland.
The bar and judges were overcome by his pow
erful argument, and the Court consented to let 1t
60 to Washington, to be settled before the full
Court there. .r f.f
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The psl.,gh IN c. Standard, Of thestn Inst, says
In this region cotton with exceptions IL said
look toersbly we'll though aso have been visited
for weeks past With rain almost every day Thus far,
the corn crop In this section Of country has never
perhaps be. surrsseed and unless some unfsvorable
cbt rye shosd take place the yield will Ne very large
The Savannah Republican, Of the I'll inst gives the
followine extract Of letter dated Marion county
July 30 -" The crops In this county are unusually
promising. Planters from the cane brake regions OF
Al.bsms cay that they have never seen liner cotton
Some ha planted the Petit Gulf seed with prospects
Of the highest success. A number about Ocala have
fps patches OF tobaccon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15

A meeting Of the democrats Of thester county, "a
recently held adopted the Wtlmot provsp, and repu
disssd the Missouri compromisc
In President Van Buren, has been sppointed q dele
to the Rome convention, for tOiuuibis county;
ZION "a wsiworth from Saratoga county; Hon chs,iss
Buiapd, from Orange county, aud Hon A. NJ Sherman
alternate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-15

Mn IIrpsoS's EsrarEs.-The following nov
suct,op,rrlng estimate OF IIudson's es,,,.mrr,-
being, or abou, being brcughtunds5 Of Devcs-
Londsborough, toc9ghti OF " siosOoo oc'os
Grergc, 1sO,.VV; ,5srt Gate, GiS.0oO miklse a
Va. iou ss,,, nvcsted IN lands aud houses aione'
.o ',nt,, ,riie Of c700, 900 f0"do, Gtooe'
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Ca..iu. NJ. CIay-The Cholera, &c.

CINCINNATI, Saturday June 3O-P.M
There were 81 deaths from Cholera for the last
twenty four hours up to today IS OF which were
either Irish or German immigrants.
six additional deaths by Cholera are reported as
having occurred at New Richmond, during the last
twenty four hours.
The line of telegraph between this city and St Louis
has been down several days.
The heat has been very oppressive all day
The Sae5y Necs publishes statement in reply to an
article in the haysriRe Eagle concerning the recent
difficulty between Mr. Clay and Mr.. Turner, in which
II s made to appear that gentleman was equally
culpsble with the other
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Late from Mexico and California.



By the arrival q the British steamer Clyde 10
Mobile Bay, Wednesday evening, ne have rece.Veo
files Of r. Sgo and l. TrGh Union from the City d
Mexico 70 the 18th inst inclusive
We ind 10 the TTan L'ei0n of the 9th, vol1mlnols
documents Illustrative Of the present CONDITION o. me
muttuces lately arrived In California, ana the a-- 4
ties which beet the sborer IN collecting the precious
metals on the placers. They give unfavoraoe ss-
pect % al. Perhap8-and II j. very Ikely-there IS
some exsggerauOn IN them, aTlslAg from disapPont
ment but ~ al the accounts hitherto received from
that halt fabulous land have been coar dc r0sf We
deem Il just and proper and necessary even 70 give
the other side Of the picture Every medallion has lie
reverse. We saa J, however, brst insert he uews-
later than that which received y the Cresceni City
This win be found In the following paragraph taken
from the spOndeDce Of the I'pc Garaoa 81 the
10Th ut ana ls Of very painful character, i true.
An express arrived the day before yesterday from Ma
zstan five days and haf, bringing ltel gence from
San Francisco May H. Al that date everyt wa o
disorder IN California. Tie Governor Win bis troops,
had been obi ged % take refuge board the American
vessels in port and The soldiers burst not land r thy are
h4afed dun Ike ooltes The Italics N tie or lal
The Of the strongest had been proc aimed ie,tef
afrm- that individual had been killed. even IN san
Francisco, by indicator, Who wanted 70 wrest IRON
ham norse. " bread vi. ch be- held ir ts hand.
We mrst say. adds the winter Of tie forefoine ,ttl
these details require co.hrmal01 lAey were gwen ar
rumOrs In letter from Mazatlan.
We do not believe word Of the above There are
too many law abiding Americans in California 70 admit
OF such an afront being offered 10 Gen. smith, i1e
delegated authority Of their country.
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WHOLE No. 256S.
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poNEGANA's HOTEL,

rl'HE PROPRlETORS Of this Hotel, In returning her
best thanks for the liberal patronage always received,
beg 10 inform the public that they have completed hsf
Spring arrangements and they will noon be enabled "
carry on their splendid establishment on more favor.
able footing than before
The extensive accommodations Of this Hotel, tho ca.
penOr internal arrangements its incompatible situation.
the bin Of fare, wines baths carriages and internal deco
stions nl combine 10 make Its peculiarly agreeable and
comfortable for families and pleasure travellers wei as
for men Of business.
And insure prompt and careful attention 10 tho wants
and travellers ard residents In this Hotel tho Prypneols
need only say that they retain the seryices Of Mr. o.
Pape Superintendent and Mr. Courtney as B0okkeepef
They also beg 10 that notwithstanding tho SUPERIOR
iy Of their Hotel their charges not higher Than hOss
~ other resDectable hotels In town myi1 I'm
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TO Card.-fr.at practitioners 1i med cine, N ard
Physicians. aud the friends Of h~ -ira. are IrcaY fe
oue-sd o transfer those persons ilf~l ~, ne hoJ.
Immediately. accompanied by bret history oi ' case.
9Th The telfnc.f of the disease II hefo. most o tc
patients received have been professionally attended for
hours their h0e. auf lasr Aof been transferred f9 n
public Institution. uul b.y uld Ire reach u medical Adj
such caste. N must aplelr evident iu every c'-1 te
member oi the community. hlt Gar better De allow on io
remain al their residences i1r FEW Aolr- longer %.
there is ihe ea-t chance for recovery Do would MOI Do
destroyed by he exposure and exhaustion attendant on
useless removal
ALIEN NACHE u
PhY-.ciau fo tle " l.ifu -f Hospital
MN + 81 FL
Phv-icfau fie Ger. .-f Hospital.
Approved hy the Medical Counsel
JOHN b BECK MD
JOSEPH SMITH. D
SAML vs. MOORE. u
Published by order of fie Sanitary Committee of The
BOARD of Health JAMES NELLY, Chairman
le2n aawu
IL Wigs. wigs. ig-,-Cuzens aud strangers
are informed that the largest cheapest and hest as-ui i
nent Of wigs harwc- toupees, brads Oi long hair and
other ornamental halr is be- found al MEDirRsr
HEARD's. n Maiden Jane. The trade supplied HA im
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STILL LATER FROM MEXICO
D. JfH.lr~rrf

New Orleans papers OF the goth inst. have Ad-
vices from Vera Cruz 70 the 10th inst which that
the M0narchists and the psrsans OF santa Anna had
coalesecd for the purpose OF oyerthrowing the Gov
ernmeut Of Herrera and revolution In favor OF santa
Anna il daily expected Mexican vessel OF war eft
Vera Cruz on the 18th for Tabssco where II wss re-
ported that parsans OF santa Anna intended 70 land
and make demonstration in his favor.
Mstsmoras paper publishes document purport
ing be declaration the Independence II the Nor
thern Sistes OF Mexico, the Republic Of Sierra Ma
DIRE % We shall probably have some stirring news
from that quarter soon
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CHAs. VI. ROGERS, REcENrLY or STAN.

" WIk HALL Albany and formerly Of the Troy Housed
announces TO his friends and the fashionable and travel
ng public that he has leased the Oceanic House Coney
Island and designs opening tor The reception OF board
finely located being but two miles from ne Font ana
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bOarders and Ia wiha u tho pleasantsst Summer
retreats within fry miles Of the great Metropolis while
the distance Only eight miles from New.foFk and BROOK
ynl Is bat hours journey BY land or water TIE "a
yidea with the choicest selections from the New-forh
markets The advantages for Sea Bathing Unsurpassed
Every attention will be directed 10 bs wants and comforts
Of guests u the house Persons wishing 10 engage
rooms Will please write 10 ths subscriber, 81 Coney Island
VA I'm
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PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
ATLANTIC HOUSE,
AZ siAscoSshr,


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I THIS neat and cOnnodOus house IL now open iot M
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The tine steamer Massachusetts commanded by Cap
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pHELps HOUSE. nurrALO.

I'VE UNDERSi MED, late proprietor VI inc Desvsn
L House. Albany would inform bis friends ard he pub
lie that be has leased the Phelps House Buffalo located
Main and South Division ss lopposiio me Churches
This house 10 pleasantly situated, having hne view "
The LsAe. Fort Erie (Csnsdal and Niagara River and q,
elegantly furnished with entire new furniture. The IN
gned pledges himself that efforts on hc part shs
spared promote the comfort OF all who may tsvo,
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