Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-11-03

example; and that similar fate, or tho
worse terrors of Siberian exile, would
oyertake the rest. We are sure that the
American Minister will not allow aay
other diplomatist TO take the lead, nor
hesitate in going to the uttermost for it
seems that the population of the Union
have risen en- md$Sc to sympathise with
Hungary. and have rejoiccd in her sup
posed success. arf nee1a
By the newspapers, you perceive there
is no dissent, no distinction of party on
the subjec, among your constituents; and
when the receive the sad news of the re-
verses which the traitor Georgey has
brought upon the holicst of causes, the
people and government of the United
States will s,,st'sn any public servant in
the most strenuous jDterfercncc to save
the hcilustrions men whose lives have been
brought by sudden change of foltunc
imminent jeopardy. ts
From this great capital Of q sister Re
public, where progress has just recon
S:ructed lis mighty monuments. and upon
this memorable anniversary Of the day
which saw the first foundations Of repub-
iicanism laid on the soil of France, We
fec'it to be our duty to advise with you
i'll advance of the government and mas
ses at home at crisis which admits Of
no delay. If you have acted already,
we desire to sustain you. as we confident.
~ rely upon your responding to. the ina
pulses of every true American heart. by
offering to the fugitives the shelter of
our fleet in the MEDITERRANEAN; and we
also trust that you will support the Sui
tan with every possible assurance, that if
he be attaekod the United States has the
power to sustain him. and will do it.
YOU sir, are the representative of
great republic, with the amplest means
of hospitality at hand. Depend upon it.
our government and people will require
their representatives t put their power
forth to the furthcst extremity for the
salvation of Kossuth, BEN and associates:
and for the support OF tflcirmugnariillious
host. Altogether, it is a grand occasion
tor graduate of the school American
repubicanism "to take the responsibility"
MELANCHOLY AccIDENT.-Mr. Paul
Z. Marley, of Pineyille, while returning
from his plantation between and 3
o'clock on the 9th October, was thrown
from his sulkey and fell upon his head.
A servant going 20 the plantation about
o'clock the same evening, found hin,
lying on his face in the road in a state of
inscnsibility. He fingered until Wedncs-
day morning the 10th inst, without the
slightest to consciousness, and ex-
pired. He was alone when the accident
occurred which closed his useful life, and
deprived large circle of acquaintanccs
ola highly valued and esteemed friend.
Char Aere..ry,
Correspondence Saeannah Republican.
PILATKA, (Fn.) Oct. 22--0 p m.
GENrLEMEN;-An express which left
Tampa on Saturday at9, s. m. is Just in
The Indians were met on the l 18th, and
delivered up three live Indians, and the
hand of one they were forced to kill. The
emigration was spoken of, and they re.
quested time to speak with their people
Gen. Twiggs is daily expected on his way
to Washington.
Yours with respect,
w. X. V. B. Lieut.. 7th Inf.
LAMENTABLE STATE OF HUNGARY.---
The condition of things in Hungary is Ia
nlcntable. The currency has almost en-
tirely disappeared. Men who were rich
find themselves without the means Of sup
porting their families. Debts are not
paid. The sons Of many of the nobility
have been forced to enlist as private SOL
diers in the Austrian army. The aged
and venerable Bishop of Neushol has been
deprived of his office, and sentenced to
five years solitary CONTINENT. Women
are punished for having aided their hus-
bands. and daughters for having convers-
ed with their fathers who are rebels. In
TRANSATLANTIC the Saxor,ss aud aud Remains,
hereditary enemies of the Rlagyars, have
hunted them downlike wild bcasts4.shoo
ting them at sight. Enormities of this
kind were so frequent, that the Austrian
authority has been forced to declare the
state of siege in one part of Hungary.
Radetzky, the Austrian general, has be-
come disguised with their bafbarity,
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