The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-08
ARRIVAL or TNE CllIDRIA.
Seven Days Entcr from Eslrope.
Another Advance in Cotton

nc Stcdiucr CaillUTla iTTtEcu al lld'iihA
on Thursday.
The most cheering intelligence IS the con-
tnucd advance in cotton, which has not only
gone up one eighth since the las, steamer, but
is still rising.
In consequence Of the advance in the raw
matcria! and a consumption greater than ever
known, Qhc words of the dispatcli) spinncrs
have advanced haf-pcnny on the price of
their goods. The sales OF the week reach
76490 bales, mostly bought on spccuiaton
The official quotations by the Board of Brok-
crs are as follow: Fair Uplands 5 1-2 Fair
Mobiles 3-S; MiddIiny Orleans rs a ID.
The market closed firm.
Brcadstuns arc depressed. Western Ca
nal Flour "a Ga %; Wheat 73; Indian Corn
30 4 32. Iron has advanced in price
Parliament has been prorogucd until the
9.h August. The Cholera is raging badly in
London. a severe fight occurred III Ireland
between party OF Catholics and Orangemcn
in which fifty were killed and wounded.
No material change has taken place in the
political condition OF France.
ITALY.
The Pope has addressed an autograph
letter to General Oudnot on the oc-
cason OF receiving from him the keys of lhe
city OF Rome. His Holiness conrratulatcs
the General on the triumph of order in Rome,
and expressed hope that Divine Providence
will remove any difficulties that may still en-
| ist
| lie adds that he has not ceased to direct
! his prayers to Heaven for the General, the
| city and the French nation. This letter was
dated Gacta, July 9th. Cardinal Piroi and
the Marques OF Cachcti had arrived at Rome
| from Gac.a on the S;h.
Preparations are making at Rome which
! 1onI- to tI,n -.
to return to The Qucrcniai, all the wounded
having being removed from tha, Palace The
French arc doing all they can, AMI dis.ribu-
ting money freely 10 get up in cry in his ia
vOr bu, IN vain.
! Another account states that GarihaIdi is
! on the Ncapo,an frontier, where he has; been
! joined by another body of troops, and formed
! it is said, a body OF 100000 incr.
The recent expedition against Venice has
| been discontinued, in consequence of the ia
! tai prevalence OF fever and other sickness
! amongst the Austrian troops, caused by cX-
cess;vc heat and hard work.
IIUNGiRI.
| The Turkish ambassador ut Paris is said
10 have received Dispatch on the 18th, bv
courier, that the Polish General l,e,n, had
| again completely defeated the Russian forces
lidv!ccs from Vienna of the l3th Ju!y,
s.a;c that Buda Pcsth surrendered to The Aus
! TRAN and Russian troops on the ll,h, without
| resistance.
From report Of Gen EE,ynan, addressed
! to the Emperor OF AustrIt. 1t appears lint n
/ very sharp conflict took place on the | lth
| before Common, bciwc2n the Hungarian for
! ccs and the combined armies. The Magyars
/ fought Hereby, bat the Austrians claim the
/ victory.
Another account ofths battle states that
I lSO pieces OF calinon were brought into the
! field by the llungnr.ans, and the loss sustain
ed by Ihe latter IN artillery men may be cst-
mated among Tie circumstances. Nothing
| could DC more complete than the Gcrat ri ,h..
! united RuSSian and Austrian armies under
! ilaynan. Il: was obliged to fall back ON
! Ra1h, wilcrc his head quarters arc at present.
which city is filled with wounded, ), 600 OF
/ whom he has been Obliged 20 send to Pres
burg. But Ior the ;m2!y arrival of the prus
*'ar.s 10 cover his rct:2ai, lilynau and his
I staff would have been captured.
NorM Curo'ina EYec'i,a- From ;hc Gods
horp' rH'rio'. W learn tint in I.1noir county
LANE Ql2m) has ,In:.iv Of l6S. In
I Grccn - 10 30. The reports from Pitt are
that STANI:"r has lost ground. In Wayne
( Go. LA&E has lO7S, STANLEY POI. Seventh
kE-lD - l..
( N"Ts;.w, .iSIyE u, REID 20.
/ L"N"r from FI0ridg,--Bv the steam boat
Wa G"Ston, Captain FEEERoRS, from Florida
! (aays the Savannah R"pubIican. Of Thurs,
I day,) we have received Tie Oca!a Argus.
from winch we learn that the Indians arc
preparing Tor general war, having tluriny the
past year, provided themselves with coasid
cradle quantities Of powder and lead The
principal Indian villages are located on the
taros2hatchec river. ahou, three davis iour
ncv from Oca!a. They number, may be.
300 warriors, and are under the chief iloIAT-
TER Niece, or BILLY BowIEGs The sub
chic!S are ASsINWAE and SAM JOKES, the
latter is now nearly hundred years old; his
counsel has always boon taken hy the Indi-
ans, and he is very vindictivc towards the
whites.
At Dartmouth College, on the %. the dc.
gree OF l.. l.. ID. was given 10 prcsiccnt Eve
rett Judge w idc aud Hon. Amos Kendall.
The latter gentlemen was present; as were
also hitecn or twenty OF his classmates, OF
tho year 1911.
Mr.. F"rrcH and his LaFy---Wc under
stand that MIR. Sinclair the father of Mrs. Ed
WIN Forest, Is cNpcctci TO arrive here in
few days, with the view OF ciiectinr a propor
understanding Of the difficulty existing be-
tween that lady and her husband. The mis-.
SION o! Mr.. Sinclair, il is supposed, is for the
purpose OF making suitable ARRANGEMENTS in
regard to settlement, aud not with any in
tentiun TO ciiccta reconciliation.
Snnday Morning Nems.
IHE BrTLER bWoEcE CASE--Wc see it