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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10
From Haytt.
Oou..eo1isla. Of rls Phaaosph. sorsh Ansr..a.
MfaAgoANy Nov ID la

MRA0oASK Nov 10, ls49
MEssRs. EDITORS By proclamation VI His
Msjsaty Fsasa l. this port was ~ have bsen eiossd
% he OH mat bat owing 10 lhs number Of vessels
osdus ths time Wa extended 10 tfs DAY, ftho lDso
when The four lsst Ycssss leave yz one Tor samacs
two for sev-York, and ono Tor PAT adeipha with
these closes the foreign business Of Mrssosne u1ul
such time Is sns pease His As .sty q pardon ia
tranasrsssious and take /; into favor sgln.
Iiis usea-s 70 quote prices or markets, IS he mo
nODoy rules every aing al present Tbs iA<t
from Port Prince (tns l2Ih) state that ~ vessels
Ia port. Business vss very o,i'<-sna 70, lAfgs
sses we're being made II rulDcus prices
The GOgernnsni 10 about b ncresss the export duty
o. Coffee and Logwood 40 peE cent lad Lio u mon
gpgllsa The sale % Lo.EOCd
he Dnminlcans IRON tbs ess, eEd 81 he isiand Eaye
been retail stlnz up0n SoiOuque Tor tbs damage they
sustained 81 ais iasiorious csmpsizn Of -. AZ ssy-
ra periods within tee month TesIeis % war
aave soUearsd N Jscr0ei dssulsst - nsrehantrn@h
vita Ia sa Ameriean c0lCrB, and y thus entcirg
be pilot sod ala oOass crs~ = come gat they have
succeed 10 csptans two o. three 11sts sn1 I.shieen
CT twenty 10 10 asO reported q 81 they bred
era shOg into tCsn. o. the fSonasrs si.o, the
DominlcAns have taken One o. SgglOoue's garrsonf
and Destroyed sulsl town There ssirs have great
= disturbed bis majesty temper, bot hitherto nave
produced other Eject the isralng oi au4 proc
ismau0ns Il mat hieh he istsuds DO sitter While
Daring he las, uOuts 81 ciscreb psr,9s tnero hav.
arrived here syec,s Coron.sT onsfs attended By do
f conee % board nc foreign vssses loading here bu,
FerJ fortunately ior NE u-fehsntsJ BOn@ found,
s orders we're IA sny could 81 ioand OF bard
Tie sapDer Of 10 VA - BE-, without form II Trial u-
-dIs,sy s5ct IN b.z store Surh IL he fyfrs o!
Hsyr, - {. =. prss-rt sEis,s
Cofse "a bsgIniggt1 eonns Il pretty ifesy bu, Log
TCce . scsfce, tss nascanls vii nos cut l0s g0Jd
Ehen Ihsrs q eoH7 b gsths. Exchange e2)o 20 ga
per -oVblooa.
Ia ire K.sssl5R jam Jg.rsai p: crzlcen' cay
Tad loo following sid.lcBsl Intelligence. - an ar
-.7al e. that pert from 3FaE0sas
Ne sssa LAX IN Emperor sooi9u 7re nsa Oven Or,
1ers r. close 81 - ssl pOr'sia H@y = % .nS 11nd
of ,r,g,og bsaz -srrsd o. Al Lks vessels IL pOfi
hsd % eit pert % Price srd !sr.is were The 9eiy
oo-t, ,bs, ers noer Is toe iltsEt.0n Ct the EI'
reror 70 &c, fo-cs 70 maze sa0sher staek n Ine
SSsash part q .ae s2n9-
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YGssSLs ADyERrssD At SAN YEANciseo S0y. l.
ship CHplsoi. q BOssou for Cana
90 skmoseL llif. Tor sandwich Islands. Nov IS
lows. hobsou, Tor Valparaiso. sIh inst
'' jane Parker, for CSllOa ana Baltimore ioh.
90 AnAzon Brl for Honolulu.
' Helena Lsnd, for sharghSi, 5th-
hsnPoss, MeGare, for Sandwich lsAo1s. soon.
Alciope, FOR freight TO Oregon
-' Daaiel Wooster, Pierce, TOR 90, or for sale
LevSni, for Panama. lela-
90 Neptgrs, Dan for Csilsc and HalDsrSiso
-' Arubpfu zsss,n Dan for 60.
E1SHrd kv-regg, SmiLh, foF P9ramA-Vsipzrxiso 1ad
B0s.0a. l5.h.
Raooe, wil.on. Tor aszansa I'D irsr.as ,,als pSr
Bark 3 Hsreses, Marvin, iOF s<ad~ies lslsaas.
s. Gary fos ssu.uA
Brig TreEsy is,-hl ~ SfE csesO
'' SeZuic. Norioz. for CreE-r.
-' b-n-, TOR Ahxst21 ara sa1 b.s
90 SaLuilo. san- n. foF s1cd rTich Islsnts
VISITS ApyERTisEo FoR SALT At ssS sssNcfsc-.
saips-tt4e 10 Bo-cssuK. DAzsi Wros.sr.
Bafks-Johp Potisr, Tours Kscss Pisl,s-s
nugs-sssaln, Iayas T. Ssblns. treruvi1r-i Cameo
So ssANeisco, Nov l-Sh .cr-nce wal sol1 ls,~
Java snce. ss &c = =. sxca-F, % g. 90
Sara - Mary q bslriuofe srosei al 81 k4ccc-
o. th= ID Of Octooer. s-d orDuSa g.. 5sq
SIP fsnscs t0S ~ss flr sQrposs u be
ms converted me soTso1Ss an nSw tecs ErPPec
Of her rigging
sAio lawn Aasss-es ''smsnis., I'd -p~ Esd - =
sap NisnEe kks been purchased % a e-xpssy for q
s,usec over
AL ne vessels Go unise s.sses v.zR sss thar
feet Of wsisr AMI sSsocDsr rgScd AZ employed rs
rlvs,s, OF The cossl
SsssssI ke6ll sas see- sod, s;s.sstsS, s,ss a
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fo,-~-.-n= fr"0. w. sins,vT Uo,nps o,..'as
s,Ga.S.e.
~ ~ w.snlxeros. Ths.:e.y. Dec. z.


W.sHISGToS, Thr,.4sy. Dec q.
s:a.s tae sd'oGrnnea. g lac nJ1sc - citJ -
fug q zcors rsgsT5 10 tts probable ec'ios % th'
BcCio - u'orEo, ''' Impression oo'og gsae'si 'hs'
ota4 sort u coz, .oa.se ii 10 eeosc4 oot7geen ,n
.fs.Ss q s.iashlo2 sud G0S1 inat WI 'os1 70 NE
sl~c'ioD ~ oreets- sad 80; 8o's nc % - 's~'
.; tie Ecrsr
There = % 30 csuogs % ,hs . mccff.lc nsnnb ',s
OF tAo B2pse, 10 one CT COMMITTEES Rooms. 'Sis
syer,,. This caucus y-ou,ses ~ he bath IN impor-
:sat and exciting one 10 theg adjourn al an -fJ
s'rT, sasii ondeavcE ~ ieie2EeP9 ty'"yS' 90 ne
yTs,erdrgs ia time Jr youI regular edition 0i = NOR
In csss Of ,hs organization Of the HoUse t. morrow
tss Presiiens- ,nassage vili DO submitted e. t,.a
Jauses o( Congress At IL O'Clock IN Monday.
Ihc Wing r-slnDaTE ~ith the = exceptions steady
roied, Eypssr cetei mined t. support mr. Winthrop
I'D ihis determination soens % be- more strength
.ipcc ihe adjournment this afternoon. FROM wnal
car gather, compromiss will be eoscrtsned st TIE
expense Il Mr.. w.
mEnss or THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS 0EcfISA1ioS
Ds,pucA m . ooLscK, Pm.
Tie DeuocgElio caucus met in the Hall Of the
House Of Representatives at ~ O'Clock this evening.
and soon after organized ~ the sDpo.utmer; Of =
Chairman. Notwithstanding The necessarily brief no.
iice there 10 full attendance every Democratic Mem
Der 81 tho House from what can learn, being present
Tao caucus, Of course, Is dehoeratiug VIVID clo.ed
doors but il is understood on the outside that Mr.
COBB In brief speech. mas declined being any longer
scandldsle for tho Speskcsship II 10 said that IN ins
course Of hs speech he alluded 10 the peculiar dicu
All thanked them for their warm and ttee1i'si aui
eoft Ito trusted that bis declinstl0n might b" the
racsus Of selecting such candidate upon whom he
whole Democratic body Of tde House might successful
" conc nitrate.
The sitting promises 10 be protrscted one. snd iae
incidental debates Of q mOst exciting character
Disoqtch I'M 10 O'Clock, Pd.
Tho Cancus "a sun sitting number et speeches
h.gs been made, but NJ definite action taken.
Hon Isaao T. Holmes oi South sroins 10 spoken OF
the compromise candidate for SpeaS.r
The Democratic Free.soilers hold on ard u IL Lo'
probable thGt the csuous will come 10 conclusion 10
Ught .,-.,
Various propositions bsyo been submitted, discussed
sod voted down.
Among The prominspi speakers arc non. bart y
Mel sOo Oi Md /; lion Joru X. Miller OF Ohio and
Hon Andrew Johnson Of Tenn.
Hor James d. B1elin Of Mo IL Chairman u the
Caucus ana Hon John l. Robinson Of Is. SECRETARY
pspq'ch ~ lOt O'CLOCK, 7. NJ.
TIC cGucu. adjourned Al lO4 O'Clock, without nomi
ss'ipg candidate for Speaker Mi Cobb has been
formally Withdrawn.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
- Fowiers q Wells, Phreaeiosists a.
Publishers, Clinton Hall iSf Nssssn-sL near TIE "a

- Fswiers - Wells, Phreaeiosists xsa
Pablfsaer-, Clinton Hall ISL Nssssn-sL TIE fss-
@ DR.. Shew, author d ysrOas wOrss co. ard plsr.
auoner Of Wstsreute. 81 Foor1hAv near renusl ole "
~ Mrs. VI. =. Gsve Ntehsi.. wstsr-curs Ply
seian, 30 Lesi gtou-sv. Consultations nom 10 @ 2
Psueats visited their resdenees Me- Cow NlcHOLas
Lecture. 20 Ladies" - cents Experience Va Mgtcf
Cure" - ceats and sct grads may be had al Crcs
on Q, IA BroAdway or by mail ofthe sushor. MA i'm.
~ Dr.. ,. w. Reaaeia. snthcr Of "A New sys
TEN u fhysognoUy, vii give lessons In this nswls
discovered scenca Also, written and verbal discrip
1ors Of character ny the face al No wGreass % Tn
~ state Convention OF the Iron Trsde.-AI
nsong Of lrurNasleF of Clinton and Essox Counties
held ~ keeseyile, Essex Co N Y % ne issh inst ne
anderset we're named committee 10 sddress call ioi
convention oi hose per.0us Interested To ma n.nufsc
TIRE % fon. within this State FOR thu purpose u devsing
systsnsne appeal 10 Congress a I. approaching .ea
scr. f3r change 10 our revenue lave IN ler appcauvo
10 ioelgn lrcn by he suosatuon Of specific duties to'
IA present sysSm of sd-yalogem rates. In pursuance
thereof all persons interested Ia The mandatory ~ ifon
respectfully Invited 70 meet In Convention al he Cry
Hal IN Albany, the second Wednesday, ilgh day. %
December next, ~ NJ O'Clock, NJ 10 lake part In tbs
proeredug there 90 bad, and aid by your advice
AMI cooperation In nnhorng 100 shove object thai BY
t4 representation OF the present condition os The Iroa
manufacture Of The State may prssent clear sni
urgent necessity for alteration Ia he exssins duty
upon imported Iron. LEWIS BENEDICT, .n.,.
ERAsTUs CORNING, Ni"N''
ugum j josS 4 y %' @asSsS, Toy.
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California HmiGrantr.

II salp MAnchester, from NeWioTk, Ted . Tor >sn
Frsuesc0
- Cosnss Csgss Csc Barnard. IL; mate jsass f.t' 8
msgs Atst foEvr if 81 Co ssfasFd hseI re
CAss N1ssr, Josxs Rsr.t R1.-Ft Ca, Essa lts'
Oeci cftt Essh Peace Geo ssntlart Wn fst.r fr-a
ksy lanes lpksn, Moose SeaAy, .o.sF. IA,
Al n IL.
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" 7lOFIl'l - ~ IIN DTTH'T'- ---''-- -
York = lsgylls, riko Ga. H7ne, Biouu' Ale BOs
ss-1 f.c.-.. Lamar. -41
NsMEs CHANGED -ieriims-., hfsyoro O. - ~
s.....4 .rusta ~ heels Ferry stockport, -Yne
O.. Penn nern, chang io 5t,okpatt at=Eila. Dos
~sro GO. r CpUusn Dsso a-0eu-er's CO. O.
ll--- yes. GI--.n W-..u. rrcs- 81
q.;or Gu. =. name ch .ree~ g. 1l0' - --- 11-a!
Pecs-.- - - ls,i GO. Mics name .ts-.41 81 y lily
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

E- Hon. wiLriAx EusTER died At Newport
r n % Xandsy svsainz last he kss been y. !. eens
,oy from Rhods lsscd and Minister 10 sssxl, and vs
=. -srss.J ssIssrss6. Us kgs ~aTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

HESRr CLANS LIE TKEKATKSEb.-ws learn
fcns wsahin zson that nsmed Rstinscn 80. a..
rss5 yesterday s The act u throste8Es the his Of
Hsnry Clay, sni eomni1isd % Prsoa- We nave 20
,-tseuiars a. g. the a hostility % The grest
t.t-s-sr bot eur ka0seSes % the sosDps ehssster
8 safsiesi b thsi there VA no good cause
Dsess.ary 70 !ssi him 10 The attempt ibis Robinson
-ssidsd h TIT, city, and VA vel hnosn soogt es
vsriou, p.iatirx cr6ces % Professor hoetDson Hs
psbi.hsd oecssloasBy paper called " Ik f~fe
and sIsd - announce its appearance 70 mst sessrd
language = advertisements IN the various eiJ rAaefs
Ne sss pcor ln psrss 90 vel 80 IN Wis sne sny 70
.sss. - l-nd stm moaey ture 20 exeit. es izPf.
cse.a s.s- We aueerstsod thai Dc once thrsaisaed
NJ 'o n Louis A Cooley, Ese 81 tnis CITY, sH1 -
piaisf tA'' tiy - soiosrn 10 hoysneSass ne
used 10 E4Ss complaint. slSo against The Roseotses
,erks and essrss tAeaa vita stealing ia etscrs; 10.
cvag ths charge slth threats gs,nss iAo,r lives
scr-e OF them, rose 10 spirs OF wssgery thss f--
e the county Pfisc2 NE eonseGuepcs Herrs
Clay Used % ~ an object q As enses- weeE .. this
~, bal TO ous eySE believed ths ~ would attempt
- execute his ttrosts 10 howevsr, tfsf cRsc
vo'ccce hNs been attempted, Ard The r3xue haf tAgs
ctssns3 more notofety tssn - would ever have OH
erWiss see ripsled. de 10 certainty eTsrk brsiuet
5si zone er e's. danssrovs sssrseteT 70 - - srFs
q .sQ1 .atrs Dat temporary security sssssG IA
.rssne violence. iunsdc asylrm would - raogs sP-
ornp-isfe ami 70 suea gsce tEust be may - eec
ssnsa. lfaHASsiPAl sshs'n
AccioENr .ND DEArss We lean from : slP
tiuel from toe Drhg \CoGR) Joeyaa' oaoe, seai ca
Monday eyenlrf, tee vile ~ NJ 's"eA Nrsa"f o.
Dsrey was 6llrS lighted lamp ~lth Ire uaid, ~ess
tae Auid .rite reducing an espcson .Aa tero sins
the hurElss fquid over two daughters ara en- h.ss
SIR ~hO ~ers Immediately enveicPs N hsnass M
\ stmpted 20 estnsuish the Games but GA nos sse'
coed rrtl hts children sadly 60rnef-cne % tsesa
havins tsd On raesdsy snd the other, although Nv
ius 10 nos aksly t. survive Mr.. and Mrs vers both
severely burned, osi il ia Believed no, dsngssop'S.
Bontrs REcovERKD.-Thres bodies have bees
wsssed ashore on the beach 1t Ipswich. .upposed ~
BE- those e Capt Trssk AnA swo Of the cFss OF TIE
schooner Nancy Of WscAsset before reported wrecked
- Plumb island Ias one sapPcssd % Be that Of Capt
rrssk ashore W Wednesday. and ths otAafs ia
morcing. lBo,sca Jour. Friday.
ANOTHER MURpES-A poor man named Cor.
nelius salisbury WA murdered neAr Elmira on TIE
oh OF last month. Hs body has been discovered ne
Hgrdsa RsDa5icas states IN The river s5sug ~ ass
from E,mhs-
C,NADA-The new Judic.tare act Of Lower
Canada will be brought into operation between the slss
ans Jlst NJ tho present mouth Toronto GLOBE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

o. water 4 ARE Or RAIL- receives Psncni.
Al ne c0mmOdius city establishment, IS Lsghtst ons
or from ~ Johns PARK. General practice su-nded -
4 vies given os noml Iea.AeaA Consultations, verbs
o- nv Ie.t.r. sWose
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~ state Conyenrioa o. the Iren rrads.--A


bALLbfUN 3TA, oAHAEUUA co, n. Z.
" The sext Teru will commence on Tho ersi ~
January. Daily oscillations a- arzumenss Via! sud AZ
siinent u win living Witnesses uros &c tasax
me student oysf .bs whole ground OF the practice. Dtiu
Of hand speeches egsl sne hssueal Dictates, Consss
si0uGl discussions, constantly eugssed Ia, Sovssg
sety pslofaA suics ssssuii0a ~ The morale an
manners % he Students Among the Professors are W
fowler, don Wilis Hall, Judge Hay and ID. .. NAVY,
Esq. Tsrms lo- circular AID caia0sce, sisGng pE'
ncu.ers, sect by request BY order 0i No Board.
Nd aOi laWsHGNDl J W FOWLER, Pfegit sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

MARYLAND l. g. SENAToR--Gen. SsnJ. q
aoas,j ~, ,er, q his resignation Q; sensior, uader
s,p Jnment 10 al the vacancy created ~ thu resgas
10, " Hon Reverdy Johnson tni Gov The nss has
appointed DAVID STEwAST Esq. Of Baltimore 70 tl
"a. vscsncv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10
ry-Yo.a, Music aaa narmssy- Cheve,s sys-

=
T-Es.-M On REsSAULf 10 g0Oul 10 OrgGuixs lsGs
upon that Celebrated ayse which opens % al tho means
% learning music. ~ tns system, which 10 entirely
ohgiuA tho pupil can Ia fsS mossbs learn 10 real snJ
slnd Of music and become matter Of no rules OF coro
snOn. Psu0ns DESTROYS Of joining Mo class viii e.Te
their Nance Win NJ. 4 ~ Howsrc-sl where he will bs
happy - Afford All further irfof.aao1 nx2 iOtsOdOsr
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Pn.-lflre nnernifons.

The I, stmsster. q enerel has established the iyl
loving new P,s, Offices icr ;he ws,k ending Decefn'
Der T. 1919.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

~ E,qu,a Hair Dye, Improved 90 - to color Ia
hair whskes the momentiis applied without tho ssfi
rary oaarsly free from UNPLEASANT odor and b,
ashsd With lhe strongest soap Immediately Il 10 appoe
ilaoot waiting W dry for sale, sppled, BsTCHG
E1z's "a Il FscsOsy. . " al 81 rlyis tpT1kGSi a.
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~ WatsF-Cur-.-Thr Orange hoUntsin Naisr
& IsesiAbsbsnt al SOath Orange, II w Jersey, viii -
ssyg open during tao Niatsf Tas establishment 10 com
foaby ~sa5l thFOu shoag with priysi. bsns sIiErho
~ saah room Tho are iaave The foot OF C0rlsas
dsiy ioT tho essbshmsli L.ilsss 70 BE- addressed ~
DT MaggER a. above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

~ WiAs and Oapees.-BArcHrtos' coieDra,sf
Wig Factory lie al WsllsL whsrs ~ al Dimes can De
tUof ino lsrgss assortment Ia he city strangers and
citizen. . 1ud call and Judge Tor themselves before Per
chasing olsewhsro. BsFcHsLoRs newly invented wigs
chained silver medal ~ no gElF Of tho Am9rcA1 ilst
Cow he -ddFoss myia SWhH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10
N;EiY- YORK TRIBUNE.
\ 1IlFcg.sp 70 Tse N5w.Yoay 1sI8uat
sE!ac.s OF - @r-ssnee
IA .-trr- .s--Os- -lfurT


a., Sr sFRct~cF. Ssnstor from Ds.s@ar-
d. ts....cI % scEag-s ~ nome ~ra VIA ~. r,.-so
ri te-- aa-s- 80 dave
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

KINGS County OYER AID TERsISER.--Betore
Hon.Ns,hsn BNorse aud Justices Wrgh, snd Hughes
Ths Grand Jury came into curt yelIerdsy. ard pre-
they had hnishGd their labors-whereupon the Court
returned tho Grad Jury ii. thanks aud discharged
.hem for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-12-10

CRY CoURr.-Bclore Hon John Greenwood -
Ci1ri,s H'w vs .Tvul.ah Backi,y The Jgry 10 Ibis
case gave v0rdicl for the plsinua Of .6is
IiHss Rgt W. JsrsRiGh BEck.cy Action tor eject.
ment The merits Of this cass IL tho same that re-.
ported ysI,sFdsy. The Jury gave a verdict Tor the
plsinnf ri sJl1. The Court then al burned 20 Mon.
dsy u,xl
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RPoOSiyN ITEMS.
cF-ARIa - 81 1-'-l'
S.r-sr4E GyENINo, Dee {

S.T-sr4E SgzNINa, Dee :
Paw sALT The peas n tee Bapts; cnarea
o. Rev ~ so1sss were 'od ~ days 'ioe" sHi
oro1sbs s3oc1 5eyoei L. ~sc.s sHFsHss ,; eri.17s
- -t---L
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A.AULr.-P.,res Rilsy "a, ssct q oy onnner
Conner u rte Flrss ward for vtclsst sssEs % Hsn
y Lssoi He'd fcT ELIMINATES.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-14
OFFICIAL.

"A RECOMMENDATION BY TIE PREsI-
DENT OF TIE UNITED STATES. a sea-
son when the Providence of God has
manifested itsclfin the visitation of a fear
full pcstilcnce which is spreading its rava
ges throughout the land, it is fitting that
People whose reliance has ever been in
His protection, should humble them
selves before His throne, and, while ac-
know|cdging past transgrcssions, ask q
continuance of the Divine Mercy.
1T is therefore earnestly recommended
that the first Friday in August be obscr-
we'd throughout the United States as q
day of fasting, humiliation, and prayer.
All business will be suspended in the va
rlous bra~ches of the public service on
that day; and it is recommended to per-
sons of all religious denominations to alb
stain from secular occupation, and to as
scmblcin theirrespectivc places of Public
Worship, to acknowledge the infinite
goodness which has watched over our ex-
istence as aration and so long crowned
us with manifold blessings, and to imploro
the Almighty in His own good time to
stay the destroying hand which is now
lifted up against us
u. TAYLOR.
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In 1887, there were in Hungary not less
than 259, ,GlS privileged noblcmcn. The
number since that time has considerably
increased They pay no taxes, and are
thus very burdensomc, and greatly re-
tard the advancement of the most gcncr-
ally fertile kingdom in Europe, which al
so suffers much from the want of good
roads and cheap transportation.
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THE
THE
KEOWEE COURIER.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
w. III. TRIMMER.
j. w. NORRIS, JR., r,
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sister. Unlike most of the imperial
family, he thinks education and Legislation
of more importance than the army and
military affairs.
The Government of Russia is, from the
nature of it, oppressive. From its great
extent, much must be trusted to subor-
dinatc officers, who arc not always faith,
full, and many things in consequence 90
wrong. These things are kept from the
Emperor as much as possible.
Nicholas came 10 the throne unexpcct-
edly, Constantine should have succeeded
his brother Alexander, but before the
death of the latter, he made Il will APP
pointing Nicholas his successor, with
which Constantine was acquainted, and
to which he asscnted. On the death of
Alexander in the south of Russia, Con
stantine sent word to Nicholas of what
had been done, and where he would find
the document. In consequence, Nicho-
las ascended the throne, and on his ac-
ccssion there was an attempted revolu-
ton. A part of the troops, instigatcd
by few of the enemies of Nicholas, re-
fused to take the oath of allegiance to
him, and called for Constantine who was
at that time in Warsaw. After the Gov
emor of st, Petersburg had been killed
in an attempt to pacify them, they were
fired upon, and several killed. Five of
the ringlcadcrs were sent to Siberia, and
the refractory soldiers returned to their
duty,-Dr. Bajrd'S lectures.
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dcmoc'utic administration-the fruit of
democratic pottcy. AS for the wings. they
have never ceased to denouncc it as /,
robbery Of the "poor Mexicans" 'tLamd-
,Steotng' las the word Little Protocol
Mr. Stephens wouldn't havcit, if it were
all gold How magnanimous!-Athens
Bon&cr.
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on Tuesday morning, and Boston last eve
nlng, with weeks later intelligence from
Europe, of which the following is an alb
stract
TIE MARKETS.
The cotton market during the week
ending on the 22d has been steady, firm,
and Increasingly confident.
FRANCE.
The attempted insurrcction in Paris
has been followed by more formidable
resistance to the laws at Lyons, where a
serious engagement took place in the
streets between tho troops and the mob,
lii which a considerable number of lives
were lost on both sides. Barricadcs were
thrown up, which were not captured um-
til they were battered down by cannon.
Ihc fighting commenced on the morning
of the 18th, and continued until a late
hour at night. a tclcgraphic despatch
from Lyons on tho afternoon of the 10th,
announces that the insurgents were com
plctcly routed the streets cleared, and
the city restored to its accustomed tran
qullity. There are upwards of fifty
'ioNS'tiu llOclIo III Lyon
ROME.
The French General had made re-
ncwcd ovcrturcs to the Romans, but the
latter had refused to accept them. The
London Times of June Odd has a letter
from its correspondent, dated Civita Vec
CHA, June lG, with the latest news from
Rome and the Army up to the previous
evening. The letter states that ncgota-
tons were attempted to be opened by
Gen. Oudinot, but the effort failed. Ou-
dinot summoned the city to surrender,
but was met by prcmptory refusal. He
commenced vigorous attack npon the
city on the 18th, the batteries played
upon the bastions 4or twectv-four hours
incessantly, but no pcrccptiblc breach
was discovcrablc from the camp up to the
leaving of the courier, A reinforcement
of troops and guns from Toulon was be-
ing landed at Civita Vccchia on the nth.
At Paris, up to the evening of the DIST,
no news had been received Of the entry
of the French into Rome. Gen. Oudinot
would not make general assault before
the 18th, when the intelligence of the fail
urc of the conspiracy of the 18th in Paris
would reach that place, and would proba-
ably induce the Iriumviratc to capitulato.
The Gazette of Lyons of the Goth
states that telcgraphic despatch from
Marseilles, received as they were going
to press, announces the entry of the
French into Rome.
CHINA.
Contrary &c general expectation, the
/ Emperor of China has refused to open the