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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

The PUBLIC AMUsEMENrs.-One Of the most i'm
portant and influential elements of order and so
cial government, under the present system OF civil
zation, is undoubtedly to be found in the charac-
ter and working Of public amusements. Among
these amusements, theatricals hold the first place.
We believe that nothing could keep such state of
society prevails in this and other large and popu-
lous communities in any degree of order, without
the existence of theatres, and other places OF pub
lie amusement. Theatres are, therefore, as ne
cessary to social order and social progress, six
days in the week, churches on the seventh.
All the leading theatres are doing a good busi-
ness, notwithstanding the emeute at the Aston
Place Opera House, with its twenty-three killed
and fifty wounded. That disastrous affair was
the result of the effort of little coterc of indis-
Greet citizens, backed by the civil authorities, to
force an obnoxious actor upon a resisting audi
ence but it has failed to exercise prejudcial in
fuence upon the leading theatrical establishments
which are conducted in a popular manner and
spirit.
Among the movements in the theatrical line, in
the upper region of the city, the prominent is
the rapid progress of Nblo's new theatre the
site of his old and famous ''Gardens." We are glad
to observe the favorable tokens of the advancement
of this new enterprise for Messrs. Niblo 81
Hackett, the managers of the Astor Place theatre
or rather Massacre Place Opera House-suffered
greatly, in consequence of being under the neces-
sity Of submitting their judgment to those who as
sumed the control over them. If the respectable
committee Of old and young exquistes had not
taken poor Macready out of the hands Of his ma
nagers, and in conjunction with the folly Of the
city authorities, attempted to force disagreeable
actor upon repulsive audience, the late lament
able events would never have taken place but
we hope that NiblO-always one OF the most popu-
lar and deserving men connected with our public
amusements-will suffer nothing from the folly Of
those who compelled his action in the case. This
theatre is rising rapidly from the ground, and as it
rises the Opera House in Massacre Place-we mean
-Astor Place-sinks and fades. Indeed the unfor-
unate and bloody events connected with that affair."
coupled with its silly history for or three years
before, will lead to the necessity Of closing it al
together place of public amusement. We would
advise the propretors of Massacre Place Opera
House to convert it into a church-intO place
for hearing sermons, and singing psalms, and
making prayers, and repentng of sin; for assuredy,
there has been enough of sin committed in that
region to be repented of in sackcloth and ashes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29
ALBANY, May 28-0P. M.
Observation-Disclosures.

BosroN, May -. 1870.
Arrvea-Berks John, Newport, vi Mgucon Pictou; rrc-
mont, PHI adeIphs Justice story Baltimore. brss Geo
illisms faiermoj Milo. Liverpool POarl PhiiadcIpii;
Ciorinds BALTIMORE; Cyrus Studey Dusnos Ayres Maria
20l sea Belle Potomac River olrs Del Nortc Eorfola
bns Philadelphia; kila Matilda, Albany Catherine, do,
E,flu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

among the psfnDg,rs 10 the steamship Falcon,
Wneb FAILED on saturday last for Gbagres Captain
'io"''e' pnr' owner aud master ~ the ship Pzciho
VINO NJ our irndeis may member. wa. snpersnd.d In
ne ron nnbd nj Rio IaD"ro ny order ~ The AMERICAN
On,nl Nbuty nfttr br r,tnIn 10 this ,,untry "a.
tec'ivfJ sDtbUiy rom The SECRETARY ~ 5at. 10 take
pr'oiop ~ be ws'"i and has pfoos,asa 10 san
tfsneifcD ~ that IyrYyAs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29
Illness OF MIR. Forrest.

PHILADELrHiA, May 2S-8P M.
Mr.. Forrest does not play to- night, on account Of
alleged indisposition Mr. Murdoch has been substi-
tuted in his place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29
The Trial OF Or. Hardc nbrooIx.

Rochester,, May 2S-4 r. NJ.
The testimony Of ply sicans In the Of DR.. ar-
denbrook, concluded to-day and some progress
made In taking testimony the point of adultorous
intercourse between the defendant and Mrs. Mott.
There facts developed The prosec ution
expect to conclude their part, to- morrow at noon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

FisHxiLL, May 2S-SP.M.
At tho session Of the Coroner's Jury, to-day
witness examined-Mr. Seneca De La Vergne, one
Of the men At the wheel Of the Empire He oorrobo-
rated the testimony Of Mr.. Wiltsie and the pilot
The inquest adjourned until three O'Clock P. M.
tor
Subp@nas have been issued for Mr.. Burden and the
pilot Of the Rip Van Wrinkle.
The wreck 10 still farther up this evening travel
ing bag has been found which tho Of Mrs.
8. X. Winger, Tor Vinger)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

Tho largest and cheapest assortment q
Eng ply double supernc and Ingram
veSstan C.rPe,ny Rugs OIL Cloths 20 &c. is to he SEQ
ted States. No. % Bowery. HIRAM ANDERSONS-hv
large show rooms, where hundreds bargains DAHL
There you will time and mone,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

Tar HoErHSRNsr NAN We are requested to state
HAT the mail per Northerner. from saa Frsncisco
msdc up at the Exchange Residing ROOM wont through
without sale or detention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

Conf rmation OF the Loss OF tho Ship Maria
MONTREAL, May 20, l84o.
The loss ofthe ship Maria, from Limerick Ireland,
Is confirmed Three Of the crew, and nine out Of the
Ill passengers saved Tho survivors landed
ut Quebec, on Friday, in the bark Roslyn Castle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

TRIAL oP WALKER.-Tne trial Of Thomas
Walker, for the alleged murder of his wife, com
menced yesterday, and attracts great attention,
much perhaps, from the array of counsel on both
sides, as from the intrinsic interest Of the case
which is well known TO the public in its chief de-
tails. The parties in this unfortunate affair be-
longed to what is called the respectable class of
society, and prodgous efforts will be made on
each side TO gain the points contended for by
them. Indeed, these trials for grave offences and
capital crimes, with the great parade OF lawyers
on both sides, partake too much of theatrical dis
play, and are not marked sufficiently by that
lenniiy and stern simplicity which should mi.
foiny characterize all edngs IN our tribunals
of justice. II is also a singular fact, that in ny
such cases the popular journals of the day too
frequently Influenced by either one or other
OF the contendlng parties. In the present case, we
have been lndIrectly-we don't say improperly
approached by the friends of both parties, for the
purpose Of inducing to say kind word to-
wards the accomplishment of their hopes Bd,
journalism should be impartial, IN such
happy cases, the court and jury. Jour
nalism, conducted the highest prime pies of
civilization, s part OF the institutions of free
and happy land, and much portion of the age
in which we live, and of the government, the
tribunals Of public justice, or any other civil in
slltutIon of the country. Journalists, therefore,
duty 10 their age, their country, and the
principles of truth aud justice, which they bound
to discharge wuh strict fidelity and im,arialiy,
so as TO commend themselves to the appreciation
of their emporaries and posterlty.
The jury in this case were empanclcd yester-
day, and the trial will ,roceed TO day.
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ghip Rcportcd ASHORE,

PHILADELPHIA, May 2, 1910.
The ship Isaao Newton from Liverpool, is reported
ashore ON tho fats, near Bombay Hook.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29
Comptroller OF the Treasury.

WARRINGTON, May 20, 1S4o.
Elisha Whitssey Of Ohio it Is stated on high autho
ry has been appointed First Comptroller of the Trea
sury in the place OF James w. McCulloch, resigned
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

Boat Upset-Six Persons Drowned.
BALriMoRE, May 2S-0P.M.
A boat belonging to an American steamer was upset
opposite Mobile and six drowned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

Seven Leagued Boots went Oat of FnshtO
with the Giants but IL you want beautifully fitting OLE
ganty made and durable pair Of Boots Shoes GAoer
go JON rs, Ann street After satisfying you with
pcrb article, he wall sstonish with the modesy Of
ric
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29

Cure for the HoaOache.-OO Gentleme
reflect that the head often aches, this
qusnee Of the weight Of the hat thoy wear KNOX the
known halter l2S Fulton street. particular in the ut
IN ma nufac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-05-29
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
To the Public-Reaaers and Advertisers.

New York, Tuesday. May 30, 1870.
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Total. .stsol ,s.5 is.isi,sA i.s,i,ryl i&Ti
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
oun COUNTY CANDIDATES.


Ab9ye, vii. 10 FUND he names Of Inc selected can.
didlle e TIE eemoc rate rariy ostAs county, cor
lho Legislature They come before tie people, not
called Oh, ~ town clique ora few managing pol
hciana, bui the chosen candidates oi a convention
fairly org nze, ard lairy representing the oPinions
and wahes oi tAs democratic party In every beat and
election distficl in the county.
Dr. Dahncv Lpsconb is deseryedly one Of tho
mort PulaE monin the county. liz s one Of our
cdesl residents and BY bis talents aud private worth
hs pure, irreproachabe character and pleasing man.
rers as gentleman, has Justly wen, tho respect
and esteem Of all-boh Of Political friends and oppo
nen,s lie was elected Senator from this county in
1886 " handsome majority, and he has diseharg.
Cd bic du ies in that capacity, ably and faithfully
this, we think, even our Wing friends in the county
viii be eompeilc 10 admit No man stool higher
ntle cgis aturo than he did /, 40 an evidence, he
was elected President Of the Senate, at the last sea
sion, the duties Of shca high taiion, lie dscLarg.
ed aby and with a dignity, and imparliality, that
gave gener.l satsficlion to tcth paltes.
Ex-GcY. I. NJ, Tucker, 10 Too well and favo-a
by known, to need any Recommendation from as---
Besides having been Governor Of the State and mem.
ber Of Congress, he represented this county eevcra
gears in the State Legislature, where he gained a
high reputation for hid business habits lis stern de.
Nolion to principle and a5.e support Of democratic
measures. lie has had a lo1g experience - cgis
atte matters, and there arc few men in the county
% well acquan ted with tie wants andtFae interests
ofhefsafe as he Ia.
Capt. Az Blythe i gentleman II fine talents
an elcquert ard denerFe,c SPEAKER, andtr to dsmo
cratic prlucp'esss The needle to the poe. a resi-
dence Of some six u eight years IN The county hl
made him extensively acquainted, and gained hin
hosts Of 'rienls
With br james Il Cvhis, Il has noi been ou
gocd fortune to cOmsinlnliely acquainted. II,
y, however, well known u the county az gentle
man Of decided talents and ireprcachabIe character
lie is a true democm, and possesses the unhnte,
confidence and esteem of lhsn immediate irlends.
Such arc our county cand dates, and We think III
tiskets one thet willg give migersA sa,isiacl.on Il
ihe democratic party and viii coagse, IL triumph
ahiy ected.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
WILLIAM HARRIS Esq.

Thi gentiemen,ihe wing candidate for Congress-
IN this district addressed his fellow citizens in tas
pace, on Thursday last. twas the day appointed
for him u meet Col. Feathersten, The democratic
fundilate, bNEas the Colonel has been prevented by
family aleticA from lilling his appointments, Mr..
Harris had The whole day 10 himself lie rommenc-
ed his address at II O'clock A NJ, spoke two logrs,
when the company adJopnea lor dnner AFTER din
ner Mr. Harris spoke oagaA some three or Four honrs.
II was understood that Mr. IS. r. S Barry would
ill the place Of Col. Feathers,on and reply 10 Mr.;
lianis But Tie aatr genllemta wopld not give
him fair opportunity toda sol lie tMr, I'D fal-
I ipg that he had coed cr SD before htn, many Of
whom had assembled with lhe expectation II hearing
Mr. Barry, made The most Of the time; q rather
used all Tie time, ior he spoke INT be had weAred
ont the patience OF his audience and Mr. Barry
was compecd 10 defer ais reply until after supper,
considerable portion Of Ar Harris address was
directed to US particularly We had designed to re.
ply to him to day at some length but we find that we
have not the time or tie space to do il now, ant
must deler our remarks uatil next week ne regre
this exceedingly but the omission to-tay is unayoid
able We vii show William L. Harris up in hi.
true colors We are nov satisfied that he deserves
the support of no party.
! Mr. Barry replied 70 Mr.. Harris afer supper, a.
fully as the time allowed hin, and in manner per
fs:tly satisfactory to hia friends
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18

49, ~ ---t --+.'s tas
rzlr,s Garry:
81 am il.unet hat IN finE CO. FcA1u-
LssgaS1 appointments y.a ne, gol e1pec: ur
u a.ierult., w!r yol, IA The order :! c.egs.ioa
AS g.1 kia
ntu. placine you on ful equality az IL lis
prie'eecI, Aave u ak lhl C.i. J.. W.u inform
,'s' hy rs,s, BAT Re pd,pIs! !ou % I'll, rslr.sen
iaslse, assVniug rs his owa, ioa- aeis. ceeia,a-
r iAp. ard opjiioas hail lie responsibility
l.eieeui q lle new sslaliyl !a which Le pro-
?. ses % place ne
Cei ;. Is niy o7parem. desire him "a ac,
.sapYtbe realio6 q Fr:asieal 10 fae egsa-g le
treltrs. WISH ID avoid useless LABOR, an
i'ef,toie to cmla, no opinions mol Gcou I y
3Fproued bg Ain. The canya.8 IS ar9fous q
bc9 aud 70 undertake 10 debate the yaii,1s oain-
kDs tia, rnay be- pG f,Hh b pirate trisli, oi
Cais ]. might ayoeo "a indate am )4af, a. sol!
a. valieiy % us-'s,. discussion,
FsAse asc,'tain whether Col. T. will mike
y angemepi aud let ne knr'v At ynaf en- r.i.sf
coaEeaence. Eefy respectfully YOU. 'rrnd.
WILLIAM L. HARtaS.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
AUGUST ELEcTloxs.

AtAsTA-il..arl s. e',c,sl in ;hc a.s-'-,-.;ry
an Alstoa in ilc lt.bi. t.h.t. The tua1r lica
reaeIei n, las, veal IA: { u : was el.,tsj "a Ia.
Tascqm IN l,s,retigrns no be iSl,c Habal,l
(ds,a) is ee,,cd in ,ti, district. Thgcongressiga.
a. delegation stands as I in tie last Congress
iss democrats u tao whigs, Legislature deac.
Gratis.
NORTH CAEoLiy&-1a-cs democra, are elected
10 Congress, Tae delegation stands ai.d.i ia The
last Courreas.
Tssa EssrE-Geas5al rEo-soLz ,dsH) ia ees-
t,inIy elected Go,erasr--estct m,iar,y not knoxa
Th' tamvct4,i hsye gained sasm msabsr ID Congress
leg s.a.ae d5a1al
Iss'AxA--A democratic Governor aul Lieut. Cor.
oinor sro elected ia laI l1l By increased mlr,io..
Fer Coagres, brown. D4uAe.a lll F:ch. dsa4cr,ts
lgl,an Ffoo- Soilcr lai NcGaasaoy, wu3. are as.
certa.nei 10 he o.ecJai--a2laus i-l-lia from tia
ether I've i.s.rlets
kfsrgeKg L7ainilie .ToA-aal Of h, Ola
hat sqys, "Oar re,nfs il'icste thai tho 4ta, 9la
9th Congressional tsue'a have gene for tic loco.
toeoa ge copy de 5'aoksasrl term Of the Ioprn,t-
be melrs d,mocai.l Linn BOYD DEM Is retaa'y
eee Cd a De !adstct Soitis already .sterf4he
that tbe dem sta.. h,y. iou- 1C he sa m:ml.ys d
Congress
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
BY TELEGR APH.
Arrival OF the America.
BYM MoRSE's LINE.

Do5Tox, Aug. lo-~0 A. N.
Al iloo'elock last Might We commenced re-.
ccivlng the following despatch, and Nc finished
At quarter bstore 2 this morning.
ST. JOINS, Aag. 7-l2 ".
The Steamship America, lrnn Lverpao Ju.
Y 27h, arrived at llaiiisx at IL o'clock tais
moraNs with adgIoos from Paris to the 27ih
July, The Amalica will l,e at Aer wharf al a
tate hour Thursday evening
ENGLAND,
Large and enthusiastic meetings have been
held in London to express the puhlic sympaihy
with the efforts n"w being mldA BY tho Hunga.
ians ior the achievement Of lndrne,lhence, aud
Aging upon the English Ministry a recognition
ofMe government de facio. Il is menlionpd
lhal a q laker moved the first resolution. which
proved tha; ,he friends of Hungary appreciated
theif situation. Same speakers. insteai Of min.
cling lae expressions of sympathy proposed aid
% the HungarAns by taking arms against AUS
uta. Tho scene which ensaed battles descnp,
ton. The wiseie ps1omblyrea, as osae man as3
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
THE WING TIcKET.

The wings Of this county, pe;haps we ahouid
Tsther sny of this city, have, after much manage.
rledt and secret canonssing, after much billing sna
cocing in the naIghudrl.ool d Wayeny, q, length
made up their county fgTss. Here i l., as We find
i frgt announced il the Wig d last week,
Tor ernaior-~I Iemeoh ~. Wad.
ForkeprcseaiaiIses--charles CFusce, George II.
Young aud William /. c, Gcyane
These gentlemea IRE ncdestly announced as ein.
defeadeit Taylor Candidates. but il il wrl known
that they art e whe CANDIDATES aud tbattheir cleo
ticn Nouldbeshe triumph If the wing party IN the
county Il Is ustlsss or eiiher CaI Yourg o. Mr..
Gerdine, 10 tel Us th4t e a still dtntcr, il psin-
cipe. They a'e 10Th now vlil tIo whig party ptac.
iiealy, whatever tley may le theoretically and no
consistent dewoefAi can vote for them. They have
volnnhsily placed themaelves in company d Whigs
to sesstrye vhig pnfposes--and they must 10 con.
tent to share te fate II lie stork in Tie fable, 50 iai
Gs tie democratic party are con,cned There they
stand, with our oppor ent and against US our cause
and cur principles. Let the whigs make the moki
nf them. We cannot particularly admire their ,pds
Fefasrce-an independence, which haa led them BY
yeadirg % whig solicitations, to become candidates
before the people against the party TO whchthey pro
feas, at least have protested TO belong Mr.. Ward
and Mr Crnsoe, arr, arl always have been whirs
They are in iherright pace, and they viii change
tscir party designation from "udeqendent Tsyor' lc
eaaeas whg Taylcr they win 10 marvellous proper
candidates.
Hunted. az We should be, we can beat such 0
ticket so srsaciously got VI, and 80 ingenious {,
dove tallsd with ease.
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
Nh EDtrop;

O NV rc'mn hume FROM he
country l4st evening vumfum3 by several
yen lcaea thu Wn 1. lAra' ia .ii speecb
ailhe C9ar House Yesterday ot loar aul haif
hours IN leng amonsA ether .l5tvr.ugas 20 ena
ble ain 10 esrape lbe sea hing lash of Wm T.
$ B4py (Hho gave h,m f,w stripes at Nash.
sii.e sp0.jay '-t, ami Vho VA. preeated d.
epyi aud A,h him again yesieldly) m4!, ae
assauhas ljl.l and gi'llaf4tYe, a, il wal IN
sni'emlnls, 8 op,n a certain preamble anl set of
resolutions whicll htd The pleasure Of ntroiu,
chg b,frr lhc Democratic County Convention
ua atufday last, which prea mllr and resolution.
meet my mosl cordial appreciation. Amungs,
other dcunneialions, against this preamble aud
lhese resolutions, | understand he p.onNnced
them false, scaad4loui, irreligiols iaf,m)a. 6se
Sc, aud without an attempt 10 reintc. or ds.
prove one Of the position, assemed IN SAID reso
mons Le p.ocetded lth all lie frall,nns OF
abuse Of which his rich vocabulary is stored
With dew drops o(honey un bis hps, aud lgn.
tin IN III ba.ttfled yiih fbs nolan, mr.,
esed.3 = orono,.o, is.l. ,i.t ,s,jn,, -. ~,
tbor A nio,,,r. IL ropins ,bco,,, H. aase,,cd
..Tisa,o,b,,,bo ca,,y - ,,,,;.. r.,,;nc -, !.
,es.srioo. m,,, ,a,s,,,l,s e,. ,,b,n,.,,
anl IA, tb,, ao,lI a,ihs pre,, ,lay ,a ,lnal ~.
copn. # -, h.t,.. i. 6.,n ia - .;,,o.. r,r.
canmnators d., or woril bearing lui impolt.
! v,v Al, rl;,.. i, on,l,.., i,...t,.'.
I'M .,,..ail, o.,l ..s,..l,,i,,. =, ,n,t.,
.......i.. <l.,
gaa. y ,rs.,a ~,
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18

1Asf.=vzy1 1--u5,e-Ss-se va ezz' 81 i-s=..--
a-,t E1-i cfeoza5-i o. necessary f-1z g. 80
ulsr,ly rs-,lrE thsi 5r- E4ztsoserpia5 Ha,r'r ths
Re t-7 E5l t'a s75..l uH4 s-plr-1''y uaa t.,s
design lf -fz- -iHe 81. DiEaT, dis dsasss-as or
z,s-. aoa -sra-e u1y
ClLc15-s. Sizes, Augrt I7.h 1919.
The u.l ase-d C.adillf-s ilr ttnsr-ss il
tbs J..'r-. z..e- o. Z t'craf -g- q .i- a.-9' =
ara.5 @ fharslty lie 81 i...; ard &c le
-es.ael aa tAs' as. 81 We-' r .a', I.1wni 5
t9la,r. 5lr. Harf, i-cliui1. io csar.' Ni,h
hE W. ~ s. Barn. "a reasons slss-s'el d.
I.e annexed Csr.esllaisfrr.
WILLIAM Z HARRIS. -
- \ CEA FifHQ-E4tN
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18


~ w1r ysd wiz tr-.-.-s ls G---. IL.
tdlio1 ai-7.a4 + e. Es-='isr hss s=5a .,.s
1e.3-e rsr'rn-a 4l1 -ii-..-.- .-,l iaferssl.us =
bale u11a lie aaaifsa, Hunzaru
FRANCE
S-rioua diyssi 4n-etis in ths ranks. Ars
j''i'r o'the legislative Aswma'y E-gii,siss
- iav. i-icrmis-i g., sec-i- f-o-n ihn rirks r
! - B.asg1rt.sis sHl OI,alis's and frD s-aar-
-iapUss 36-.-s r.l'-t ~. sl-e - L.
~ 3-sH'. show tsaf-ncv e. f,i:.z ~
W g. eesijraas, ai.i 10 riee i.l.sns fab CT,
i,lcn,e q au extensively orE1a.z.3 L-giil.si
s~usgirseT. / IS stiiihai inusps vers trteTsd
~ emhart f,r .y waisb oder was cosa'sr.
msnie1 afsr the auaacusehe1t 1t Gre suffsa>
der. Some are n1Y % embark Ia lkeir os.-i.
I aal destination.
The Francs savsrnmsHt haf received '.l-
rupbie t-.naics lstsd 2j uf Jly, aaaornciss
The surren .cf o, firirass u easi.d Tie Pine.
yfPrus5ia ra,eTed r ,sla6i at ihe head u two
rginen's Of Aas,t,.H sad lIaagasis.s iIooes.-
Acgsua's co4iIsS ;,!i-e.grt ti-iAEvs Il il al.
milied that 'ha fiescbs qogs ssni IN Cfatia, II
Jreeaichr bad bien c5'aasiet-ly deteS'ti i,y tho
tlaygsi a1d,f Dem md AZ Btm BAD cras5ed
fruz-nCaninns with 81 000 men fek the en-
-4npHle.i Of rera's ht storm, All aFer q srvrrs
cor1 -, wbirh lasted fur DAYS. compelled tho
l4sapeFis lists 70 false The sei-e OF Feitrwujein
ard evaclai4 B.sika Thrtraap' ot the Blu.
Us s,iritrd br defsI aud t.saaishei by sickaess
mi e 10 heaiHay a5ains those wha msrcheC
osuth. The l.n9rriaislst.gred BEN wna'd on
Ter Srrva and B1cnA BIN hai beea trrsa
over the plnubs into 5enia. Ih, Srisiaa
chet, kiaek ktnaktn, has lcen forced % leave
his p4situn al lnii. ten. liayman had gone
NiA th. ,hill vision to sI13un Ban Ben en-
tered the Z-naer amidst The accalnatiuas o. IL
people, Al the head Of 100 00J men. The lul
.eiiu Of Pasllwck, Published in tho Weiner Zei.
iuy gives the yarsoo ot a sharp aclion which oc.
Cured On the 7.h, al or nraf Waiz,u, betweca
Grorgry anl Aus.'i- s2lstas, sans aa4 Ran
berg.
The Bultn states hat oa the l5th July It's
llungar.4as mtthed a3oa We.ii "a, th-n coca
pied by "a RISAn regiment. whica. according &,
Observation-Disclosures ga 'as eae'aY a3,Aa-f5
A. night Geo-S'y oa4a - & sfr}s pos t.aa
before Writ2 a--.i.4 IS tY esq. nl..j 1t &S 3IA
mes. an3 80 pieces u 2r.I3lE. Ha was 81.
! lacked by the advance g.4r4o tic 9G5ll4H Gu.
DER Lasi loot hs plwu.1 eGlely io,i'i HE a.
TEN II, 70 dj3ind e nim tac cAatUaA4a ~ bYil
si-s 24s suurs. Fac ii12ain clylly ca.
.outtJ y3sli eluI IS g4ln la itsas1 oHP3s's.
Oh r.rIlh Jita mla GdY ,ae l;lssag A.
aIy w. brought M G1l uI il' = - hey It.
sex % 3rrzan Ni,Vnhaa IL. ,ls li .si lta,
pegis rtsistns' ti~ ilnglaans wste cgt,.d
ed % egaeuta ilt logl o.lla ..st e, w. can.
e9A, t'v1 5-au.,u5 aat5ll pd-oaars n tho
:, s.l' cmrs pafsa tRas found ldat only TIM
Columbus Democrat., 1849-08-18
Campaign Democrat.

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