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- FOR RENT, thss large and comnsodious dwell
,i OF Twentieth and
Ill street On n nco two large paios and large
dining room, with and pantry On the second hoo
three large chambers and The bath and
suuers rooms are supplied with hot and cold water Marble psne
kitchen and chamber above In the back build
ing The Kitchen has cooking range forcing pump supplied
from large cisssrn In the large and fur
mace 70 neat me building N i'd
joining one Of the psriors. Apply 70
g. NJ McKEAN,
Oct w-ecdhlw I'm street, Navy Department.
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A"cosrDxscE Man" AND H. C1Ar.-The Hon. Henry
Clay was imposed upon while on his return home from
HE recent Trip by villain claiming be brother Of
Speaker Winthrop. He accompanied Mr. Clay to- Ash.
land, was introduced Mr. Winthrop the leading cid.
and into respectable company, the strength Of
which be borrowed various Of money, and then
sioped --B1t. Rsysbticas.
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u.,s,,~ 4. ceup,...

The last arrivals in Washington Of disingues are Vice
President Fillmore and Governor Johnston of Pennsy.
vana They arrived yesterday, and. i, is said in the
same cars The wing United States senators from New
York and Pennsylvania may look out for squalls
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A-es,ea ..d comm,s..en No,o..

H. BEACH s. N. TUCKER having established themselves
h In the General Auction and Commission Business
Washington Arm Of Beach Tucker beg solicit
liberal share Of public They attending
sale Of al kinds Of property real and personal that be nus
ed their Also receive
goods which shall be
best advantage hey business
prompt returns 70 merit The condolences Of the people
Their saiesoom Pcnn-yivania opposite Browns
Hotel in the central Of the and hfed
their win ample
ecods be con~gned 90 Them.
They win add s their bushes b % be conducted
principle, win nrustcd
their be bid BY persons reposng
in may upon receiving very highest prices
' " = BEACH q TUCKER,
Oct Ia-dn Auctoneers.
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ny E. 3. waIaHT, eeorsesoyy..

TRUsTEEs SALE OF THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE AND
LOFTY Of deed q dated 10Th day Of Sep
ber l547 recorded the land records Washington
~ se front OF the premises the October
o'clock part OF lo SO in the original plan Of George
town. d. c., side OF jefferson street with
story bnck Terms cash, in bankabe funds
Sept l9--dt r. 8. WRIGHT, Auct
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The telegraph has just been opened between Pes'''
and Norfolk. This has given rise to the following !"
d'esprff:


and Norfolk This has given rise to the following !"
dsprif:
Ssvsi--A sssss~ssis Appss.s-sst-
ePErxnsBuRe, Oct "
81. w. syme sends his respects his old friend O "a
modore Broughion, and is glad that they can now nk
each other by the lightning" A.
We are pleased 10 see from the above despatch ~
Herald Of yesterday that the editor OF that lournsl
had conferred upon him the appointment Of Commvss
in the service. We congratulate our neIghoof upo'
new honors. and trust he will wear them meeky =,
the first Office of the kind under our government,
supposed to be created for special occasion. WsIr
proud that the distinction has fallen upon one Of i0e
worthy veterans of the corps editorial. nj
we under stand that Commodore Broughion bs 81 !.
ready received orders 10 take immediate command IN
ship Wing, TO sail without delay for Salt River - -
Commodore has been selected for this peculiar serv
account OF his superior skill and experience N ins Nv
gerous navigation He goes with full authority % ~
The fine ship Democrat, Commander Cas-, who n~ y
mission TO return home. Wa
Cen. Taylor, Hon Thos Ewing. J. Nj. Clayton, ~
M. Meredith, w. Ballard Preston, Geo. w. Cfaw 80
Reverdy Johnson, Jacob Colsmer, and other dsuhk
(Southvn Arsw
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WILL prosecution Of claims before Congress and the
w various executive departments Of the government
Once and dwelling street, between On and ION
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Samuel B. Todd Of Missouri be register Of the Land
Once Fsyete Missouri, from and sltsr the Ist Of No
vember next vice William McNsir, removed.
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WANTED. Of consisting Of paror dining room,
rooms with board for gentleman NJ c. his lady
daughter respectable pnvate fsm
Square,
preferred, we'll furnished dwelling house desirsby situated.
Address Mr.. r., this once.
Oct li--eoiw
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The last steamer uhe Caledonia) reported that ~
Rives had arrived at Paris This is clearly ms'''
letter has been received in Washington by the On
steamer. from an intelligent LADY, who wrote at the s
date from Paris. stating that he had no, yet sm's
A correspondent Of the New York Courier, who rns
from Paris September a., removes all possible dOuh
this subject, in the following extract:
Speaking Of ambassadors, reminds me Of our own ~
minister to France, Mr.. Rves. Nearly all The pspen ~
nounce his arrival in Paris. A call al MI ha,ns
evening assured mo that this Is q mistake ht hse'
st In London, but his secretary Of legation has sn''
Mr.. Rush will leave Paris immedisiey amer his spcoes
arrival He has conciliaied the esteem Of his sllow0
uymen in France by the courtesy and kindness when
marked his intercourse with bcm He he's lived hsn :
very plain republican style. giving but few parties -
however was not only excused bot approved consdsN
the Insufficient amount Of his salary, and the known '
ed extent of his private fortune.
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HAIR Bru.h-. ana Dres.in,

HAIR Brushes and Dressing Combs.-s PARKER has
iii opened family codpressed
dressing comb from "a inches long hair
patterns l2k 81 Also
sortment very superior ivory hne tooth combs.
Comb, Fancy and Pernme Store, Penn National
Hotel. l6--3uf
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DAULDING's New Book, The Puritan and his Dnugh-
book clos Gdnroso an inside Wow
Mexico California wandennrs Peru Chilli kc, Ply
4 rela-
TONS medical profession community by
W. Hooker NJ d. Just received TAYLOR MAURYs book
store. OH Oct IS
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r Il r N S.:

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All Obituary Nna;ccs cvcce'in" >iX lines,
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Exhibitions, will he charged aS ADVERTISE
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M Oil Otiy D,s :, Il 2i s" ~ &.
lIal 10 the so!i,udrS o. Ia. s"',,,,. Il!
What mighty eliza ;'";,;s c>i !'> mp'r
Here, u,d seals mp "..,ihs n. ~. jn rh>
Sanclliv, oh ombs arr sr,,.ht " ~, rrvr"-u,
Dread si!rss dream su pc al NJ '"nhs ard
Hopes ,l,a, die ere l. rnlhcd iu words. lii" vri-
Spring hath crowned thy hllorks with many :.
Stalk Of tender howerct. vet 'rr. iir v boom
The ca ker worm "naws 'he gc,n. and -: The
Fragile bud. Urhravi". s.hs Ike sud en-
Grief. oveIlosd the air with hcaviu"$s AID
Muck the buoyancy Of tranqn lie. The
Boughs which iwinc q er,rud sir \ aui wc, y
With hews cnhancc The sonhr. I",c.lIns,
or the MUD and wlkc Il p usvc rr,.,. "a .ie
soul,
Aud yet I long TO hold corvesSc wi ~ .ncr.
p',s us the general pulls Of '"'" s,pod sill, ari
Nature made pause No wa, : ,rnd
No startling voice mocks h. noes
OF the ev,l"g3 calm Al! h,'r 'Ay'nl".
Gun man ne'rr ienru from man ,vSHi
Nature here doth tc"ch. ID Ds,.c..on--.,s
"a :
Him who scorncd the Company of waul
Behold it hrlc-enonbcu w.sh r;.y. Tim.
Doth conquest hold Der Gods b-s, hanu,work
Ay.%S',t should. "I's written on the book /
o. fate and liz doth with it.
See, onte tees frmd lin d
The brow Of your old cone, where now in wild
Confusion, scathcd with the war OF ten thousand
Storms and ,hunde's which here have, hurled
From its deep inroolcd bed, the monarch
or tho forests growth which now c'rr st,cws
The ground-npcdcs the ioot Of man.
Prophetic gloom.
Thus oft III early years while LIES young
Boom scarce ting the mellow OF my check, rvr
Dreamed Of haunts like thine and thought them
like
The imagery of sleep, or ere the pale Of
Everlasting Alright hangs out her dusky
Pcnnant DER The grave, state of w.kcul po, sy
Filed with the music Of thousand wales
BY Nature murmured, OF 4 lullaby to charm,
Tie spirit in its upward flight
The grave What hcraldry
What pomp, what solemn can. doth olt attend
Tho circumstance Of death. Proud ,ra,u,;po
house!
The stiff. ned corsc OF wealth, md with acclaim
Starch menials lhrong the way aud cry anon
Make room. make room, lordlin. fills the
b way"
Nhile thther, led by upright sircs a train
Slow winding to the distant gladcS proclnims
The sober deniZcn, or The hll ,ba nhu,;,u who's.
Peaceful micn, ere the stretch of ltf. uai,,sayd
The will, had won him many a friend
!'eT" w''hn - pnr'als of my native dell
w 70 w'tr'rd rehcs grim bet.ct tho earth
iuc '.rd., as The wretch who
S.ca's Hornr portion oi his own br.g,
Tho death TO me has no frowns 10 mar
The peaceful occupation ofmy days
lis rvcn.-Now str Ike
They're oh nigh. aud wake the cfn stfans
Which haunt the solemn dusk of these ubodes
a;od how my soul cen wandcr TO the ,hromr
Dfhenven or orrburdrned with sense
Oilhupkful grief, would burs, with very c1tacy d!
NJ
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DR.. Jo',nsor well says, great talents
for conversation require to be accompa-
>nicd with great politcncss; he who cclip-
assas others owes them great civlitics,
80 wha ever mistaken vanity may
tel is !. IS better to please in convcr
ga i2n thui to SHINE ~ it,
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lnI all l hoo Il
:. :i' r.. rI.Nl "'o
ho,,, w." @ Nv. h',t NJn.,o,i ol 5a,e .'t.s cs
~ ~ 80 r,n"Jua;,,,. ] w ~, .nsnIt r.o, | ~: ~
n,,o,. -, ,,n,1et tr,;,o5 and ornoa1la -
Ln,h ,s o,rs h,I hoor sNIorv, .s,;I
II = wouL1 ,,ot n;n;n,l,, or.oto c,Iso
L,,,o. ouJ .l,Lnn.,l ~ 20, oro tho Io,rost
r.;onl h,rn io.r thot ~ fooI;n ns
rnr ,.a,, ,,a n,t al.;n - H., +,,o Inso
! Il, - oonIl .l,,,o,.I.o ne Lnnn,- ,Lro,,,l,
l;cn Vnr v..ro ,;.,Lt t;r,n I'm ,Il;,o,
,tr II, ,Ln,.,,l.s IS mo Eor ronr sato
7 will rr,r,3, f,.om srr;rr yo1
.Nn-nn 1c,, CL,lns + Ic,nnot C,r
rot yor IN j;;n, s,;I NI,,' w,rr,,r I
o,,l, w;., for and lonm to Goo vow vncn
yn, ARE uway cannot lovc you
more. and .srant nc the pleasure il is
to be with YOU often. viii YOU, dear
, Charlcsy'
Her head rested upon my bosom and
[ kissed away a tear as promised that
[ would. 1t Was late when | dcl.art.
cd.
The at,cm,. TO Sian the society ola
woman who loves us an!oun,s TO a ,oliv,
and so found it. Was SO irrcsisra-
blv attracted towards Mary that |
came to believe | was in love myself.
We were very iap,v n.eihcr and
woull lave been so rr,ha,s to dis dav
hal not my business called me to town.
We scpcratcd in the iul hone that it
uouil ,.ut be ion. before we met a.an.
Our acuuain;;.ncc was swintcrcd
over 'and kept warm hvs corresponds
cncc: and after The la,sr Of a wear,
looked as iml,aticntly for my eighteen
and three quarter cents worth OF pleas.
urc, letter love is cheaper luxury now,
las l did for any other qualification
periodically enjoyed.
| Durinr this timc. either 70 nrcvcnt
I possible alliance with me. or that she
! ..nod in their vac. l,cr friends advised
her 70 marry a .ar,lcran. thcn q suitor
for her hand. iIc was nuch ojdc, ,l,an
! Mary and althrouyh Il ,lcasaut man and
in GOOD circumstances she could not
love him. and she said so. But this
did rot rcpulsc him,hc urrcd his suit.
supported bv her friends and her
position became unpleasant in the cx,
trcmc. i scnse cf her dcpcndance.
together with recollection Of past ia.
yours, seemed to demand compliance
with their wishes: but orroscd to this
was her love for another. and that act
would destroy her hopes OF him forever.
( Atlcnyth, sick at heart and with faint
hope of my interference, she wrote nc
for advice. These facts | have learn
cd since.
At any other time I would have
claimed her hand: but circumstance
,lrat uns,iritnal God and miscrcator. :"
presented barrier. and pcnncd re-
DIV for which to nv dv,nr hour | shall
rcpcn Two path leading different
WAYS through life were bcio,c me, and
/ cod LriuJ, I rbyS. the uyvuJ ouc i,
! Dear Mary. knew not how much |
loved vou.
In my letter | held I'M her position
in candid liuht. but | was not in
the picture, and carclcsslv, as one with
no choice now, she welded her hand
] was not surprised soon after to re.
ccivc a note from her, stating that they
were in town and staving at Hotel
where she would he LapDv to receive
her friends. lost no time in ravino
my respects and following my card to
Il. 4
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To IL Young Lady.

Ii there's on earth cure
For the sunk heart, 'tis lhis'--day after day
TO be the blcst companion OF thy " y;
TO hear thy angc! clolucncc--.o see
Those virtuous eyes forever turned on ne;
And is their light reaches silently
Like the stained web, that whitens in the sun,
SO grows pure. by being purely shonc upon.
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Written Expressly J"r Tie S"mfcr Banner
Trifillg with the Heart.
OR TIE
1v~UAg onIO&a
~ a?SA Ty>UE, N3>h.E, /,
OR TIE

IL hive - passion or Inc namc of MAIl,
For nili.c ii WAS 4 'iI:iu C sound - me
Where hrhciI what never was 10 I.r
AillceIngs chnng'd. hui this WAS last i"var.
a spell from which even ycl am noi
uutc free BYEoS.
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There is no record Of the heart tran
scribcd with truth NOT tic SLIGHTEST of its
socr,. rorl ;n,s .,r.r,u, oxros.J ,bot
c'''l ''''' ~ ''''c'cS'
But tins care extends to such deli
cate POINTS, to so nice distinction in
the an,licat;on Of terms. that few in.
lc,d ,,r r,ho mas, ~. r,,, writer's have
'c'''''','' '"''' '"''' '<. .''$'' '''' '
'thn'a''"is "l III" 'c"u'r l'asSi"'' ocS-
Tue ridiculous. | ever iail III
lon: and. besides, nv own con-
-, ... Al L.. ,.;i :,
=, .,;I,,,J ,,,.;,;, ~ vh,,.,.y.
~ nm, J., nrl;.yrd ,n ,he contrary il
:. n,S (n,, 80 ,,;..nr. tru,htui,,
,l,,, ,I..,us nf xh;,,, w,. arc
;,n;, III. ..,n,in;,l pl.s, ,,;s,d.
y,n,a.", ! IL; be sufficient to deter
;n. ,r,r III. mann, +. )mt there IS at
onr INK br;"h; 9 IS ,l,u w;;l
srarll,. ,,, ;i..r ,;,urs and i, NAV
br ul.;,s,ut jnr their owner 10 know ,tat
nv Lr.,u,., az ,ur cnmnn, memories is
mi l.,l.r w;,horol vct II ncvcr
will b.. .,,I bless thee Mary call
her 5arv There arc some who know
the t,,n nr old. !, may Lc only delicate to
,,va r;,,,,tinl ,;ilr. mi call her
Nor, tor love fine name, How many
MA, mr.. and bo,v associations "athe,
ot IL. sounl q; NInrv ma, ever, Mary
!. rs blcst her whose, name IS written
L;.h ,hnvc MI n,Lrrs n finn. and IN
.,ryr;tv ho,y and GOOD
Mary Hrnllcy was y countrv .irl--
not such an one. | would have YOU to
understand me. rs the fact would nat
uraly call to your mind il, its associ;,.
ton ~i,h ii~s aid ,uultrv. COWS ana
corns;alks, milk and milkmads--not
e., and rosv-chccked and ripc looking.
bu! ,.alc and delicate and slender, With
q face askinr to he protected AS well
AZ Il we'd.
Calm. Of an afternoon upon the
7 ,.anyhtcr of MIR. Cas- near as | wish
t. 20 the iui,ial) wealthy citizen of
-. in which town then was resi-
dinr. | met her. She admitted me,
and bcinr stranger, | bowed and ask
cd for the object OF my visit. After
haulin. in nv card. she returned to the
na.lour and seated herself at an open
window that looked out upon the lawn
in front. In form she was tall and very
graceful, and, rs | have stated, deli
cate. She had a mild grey eye, but
brilliant when in conversation; and she
possessed that ornament to woman, a
head Of beautiful black hair. She was
tastc.ully dressed, without other decor
alton than a rosebud in her boso,n, i'll
pure white.
did not sit long in silence, for it is
awkward; and as the day was unqucs,
tionably fine. said 50. Now, there is :,
stereotype reply to all remarks upon the
weather, and | once heard of a baslful
lover who, POLITICALLY saying Of a bright
evening, "Quitc moon" was answered
by his mistress, very But Miss
Bentley was by no means poor i'll
thoughts, or in language to express
them. She spoke oi its ntlucnc. upon
the flowers and fields, and led the con.
vcrsatun INTO such a pleasant view, that
saw she did not lack fancy either.
She convcrscd on different themes
lending Miss R-' 5 APPEARANCE, and
more than once caught my gaze rest
in5 upon her conntcnancc with some.
thing beyond usual interest. There
Was nothing orhigh nlark Stang ed there
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Can any one tell us why natural
fools, IDIOTS. or innocents, arc so very
proud? 1t is fact that this species of
property are nightly stuck up and
naughty. 1T answers one good pur.
pose. 1t prevents them oftentincs
from being taken advantage of, as they
keep their distance with so much hau-
tour that strangers will not approach
them. You may remark this fact, that
Just in proportion as man hicks intel
icct, he will be distant, exclusive, proud,
and naughty in his bearing towards 9th.
crs, the bump of self esteem towering
alone like the Peak of Pico.
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Ra5'~ The proof of gold is fire; the
proof of woman, gold; tho proof Of man,
woman.
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By degrading the female character,
men most chcctually degrade their own.
BEWARE Of little expenses.
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Arrival of the Cambria.

- .ta...- ST. JOHN, N. B., Aug. 4.
The Cambria, Capt. shannon, arrived at Halifax
At 3 o'clock, A. NJ, and will be due at Boston al
O'Clock on tomorrow. She brings liverpool
dates up to July 81. PaIisD ent is to be pForogued
on the 9th. Duringlast week 339 deaths OF chol-
era were reported in London, being more than
double Of the numbered the previous week Along
the whole Of the south coast il Is raging very ma
lisnsntly and mortaily. AT Liverpool the diseas
Is rapidly increasing.
Ireland continues to be exempt from The scourge.
On the 12gh, sserious riot took place between the
orangemen and Catholics in the county Of Down.
The 0fange party having celebrated the day Of Tre-
lymofe and being on their march, whilst passing a
defle called Dolly's Brse, found their path way
laid, all the passes surrounded, hills occupied BY
immense number of Roman Catholics, provided
with forks and firearms, and plainly contempls.
| ting general massacre. The protestants, aided
BY small party Of police and militlry, stood up
On their defence, and succeeded in forcing thef
way through the gap after short struggle, in which
40 or 50 are said TO have been killed both sides
much the greater part being of the Roman Catholic
body. IS Ribbonmen had beea taken prisoners
| On Friday two medical gentlemen drove throuel
the country round about the sceoe Of contest, viii
the view Of administering relief TO those who wer
found, but hey were refused admittsnee at ever
house where they called. m
II FRAsck.-The National announced that Prime
Canine, the son Of Lucien Bonsparte, and e,
President Of the Roman Constituent Assembly
} had been arrested at Orleans, by order Of the *
, venment, on his road to Versailles. Ii is sais
, that having claim against his cousin, Louis NJ
poleon for money lent in aid Of his election, n
> Prince was coming to France 10 demand IL, q
conduct of his cousin against Rome having stir'
. up his ire. ltis said that the Prince will not
imprisoned, but that he will he forced to smb4l
for Europe or America. s si-i t.I
The Pope has addressed an suteg,aPh letter
: oudinot on the occasion OF receiving the keys
. Rome. His Holiness congratnla.es the Gsner
: on The triumph Of order IN Rome, and express
2 lhis hope that Divine Providsnes viii Geese q
=
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DIFFICULTIES that may sill exist. He adds that he
does not to direct his prayers TO Heaven for
the General, the city, and the French nation
Cardinal Ricolli and the Marquis Caccheti arrived
10 Rome from Gaeta, on the Sih-- .T
Propositions are making at Rome which leads
to the belief that Plus TX Is expected 70 rstun
with QuirinaL. The French are doing all they
can in distributing money freely, to get up a cry
in his favor, bur in vain. Roman troops who had
sgreed in the first instance to do duty eonjointly
with The Preach, are all leaving, and the whole
force now remaining amounts to less Than 100
men. ..
Ganibaldi has succeeded in making his escape
from the French Division, who were put upon
false scent, snd he is now in the mountains Of
Abruzzi Previous 10 his departure from Rome,
he had secured ammunition ard military stOres--
Another account states that Garrioaldi Is On The
NeaPohtan frontier, where he has besa joined By
another body of troops, proving body Of D,UUO
men.
Gen. Oudinot has dismissed all persons in Office
under the Republican Government, and even I'M
der Plus TX himself and put in their place all per-
sons whom he could find that held Office under
Gregory IL
A report of a victory over the Russians By BEN,
is mentioned in The diplomatic circles in raris--
Also that the Hnngariaas had obtAiaed further adj
yantages before UcImosa-
An agent Of Schlessig had arrived al Berlin, to
protest against the arnistice.
AUsTRIA-FIOm reports of Gen. Hsyiman, ad-
dressed to the Emperor of Austria, it appears hat
very sharp conflict took place on The Ilih before
Conan, between the combined armies and the
MaggaIs. The Hunsarians fought fierce, bat the
Austrians claim the victory. Another account
states that $50 pieces Of cannon were brought into
the field by the HungaIians, and nothing could be
mote complete Than the defeat Of lae GRiled Rus
SLAMS and Austrian armies under HayInan- lie
was Obliged to fall back on Raab, which city is
filed with wounded. He has been Obliged TO send
3CU 10 Presiding, and but for the timely arrival Of
Russian troops TO cover his retreat, hsyinan aud
his staff would have been eaP.Gred. The Turkish
Ambassador, announced that Dem aad completely
defeated the Russians al TaEsy isania, and hat
the latter had been obliged 10 lake refage in Wal
Iachia.
GEKNASY.-Seyeral PrineiFalities and dUehlss
have given IN LheiG adhesion 10 The GeaIy conelu'
ded on the 26lhoi May, between Prussia, SaIOny
and AanoveI.
BADES.-A decree OF The Grand Duke ProIOgUes
the state OF siege Cor month.
Adyices from Vienna TO The 18th Of July, state
that Buda ane PTesth had surrendered 70 me Aus
Iriau and Kasslan troops on the lin, wilh01lIs
sistanee.
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SrAsE AccIDENT.-A stage Was driven Ga pre-
eiplee and tell mo a deep gully, aooul Ase niles
lIoIn me city, night before last lhete veIe sew
eral persons IN me vehicle al the Time young
Woman, was SO seriously InIaTed thst her Vie -
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