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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16
FIFTH DISPATCH
HrNEER CONVENTION

Row. "Wednesday, Aug l'-6 7 NJ
Toe members assembled at4 Mr. Stry ker IN
CURED what time the Bsrnbuners received The ofcs
notification Of the appointment Of our Conference
Committee The Secretary replied, While The Gov
srnor speaking The President then read = com
munca,ion from the Frssden, Of the Free Sol Con
v.nton, announcing that they bad appointed = Com
m.ttee 10 meet ours and that the Convention had pass
81 resolutions that the divisions in the Democratic
party grew out Of real or supposed difference Of
views on the subject Of Slavery that the power Of
Congress In the District Of Columbia 10 not questioned
that Congress has the power 70 essate in regard to
the Territories. and ought to prohibit The Introduction
Of slavery there
molten wss made that the communication and rec
buttons be referred 10 the Committee.
motion to auend, leaving out the words and res
buttons" Was debated by NJ ssrs. Ward. sssrdsey.
Cutting sckles shaw Burrows and others when the
question taken upon the amendment and lost
The orisinal resolution was then carried
Mr. Burrows during bis remarks, took vide range
in favor OF meeting the subject of Slavery At once
Much excitement and frequent Interruptions prevailed
when the Convention adjourned TO meet 70 morrow
morning AZ oclock.
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x TsE Nsws FEoN HUssAkT equals our
most ssngoine idea OF what was possible, aud
surpssses all our expectations. THT RUSSIANS
AsD ACsTkIAss ARE DEFEATED, And IT IS HAED-
LII pOssIBLE THAT THE StXT sTEAhsR SHOULD
ror IsrosH Us % THEIR EsTiRG ExPCLsios rEOn
TsL HUSoAkiAs TERKIToEr
IL Is nov certain that Dsmbiuski and G6rgey
have as brilliantly oot msD9avered and crushed
their anta xonists 10 the North, Is BEN hss done
In the South. But 20 make the movements z ear
as possible let 90 back 20 the previous sdvices.
Toe gisr Of last weeks news was that Gorgey
and Dembrinski had effected q junction. fought
Pukis ~itch az w aitzen, and driven him % Dnna
Kecl half way between Wsitzen and Pes'b' O
that be was only saved from totsl destruction oy
the appearance Of Hamberg the Austrian Com-
nander al Pe,h with all bis forces, and that Icheo-
dschef, whom Psskiewitch bad sent with o.
vision 70 occupy D. bfetsIn. bsd been forced 10
evscoste that place for rant Of pr0rlsion' and had
marched 10 The North N the direction Of Dsckia
Pa..
Nov we apprshend the following TO be the
facts
i. Before the junction Of Dembinski with Cor.
Key ~ ccshOyc 81 u NiFisOh VI TUG Amy ~
Psskiewitch, probably near Erau. where VIC
tory over the Russians Is reported by our de-
spstches this morning. and where We bad q
former report Of q similar victory on the lsi anc
% Of July
The battle Of Wstzen was the second stage OF
the same plao Of operation directed against Pas.
PiewIlch, and G6rgey marched there from Coporn
q, the right time 70 assist 10 crushing MS main
body.
The retreat of Tcheodsohes from Dsbretsis " a.
20, c.n.ed by the want OF provisions. which is
next 70 i'm poss bic there with all the rsal o. the
MsgyEs 10 destroying and hiding their stores -
The region about Debretsin 10 not surpassed IN
fertility by any in the world, and the fruits Of two
full hsrvssts are there. Bot the real OF the
retreat was the fact that large corps Of Rus.isns
bad been cot 10 pieces by Dembinski, sod that the
body 10 DsbretsiD must AXE the best OF It's way
back toward Dokls, In order 20 make sure Of a
way OF escape.
3 The battle at Wtitzen resulted ia a total de-
fsa. OF the main army Of Psskiewitch and now
there is nothing TO prevent the greater part Of the
Hungarian force from being thrown upon Hsynau
driving him out Of the country. This may be de
lsyed somewhat, but We do not see how II cau
be prevented.
4. The Austrian power is completely destroyed
by BEN In the South.
5. This is all confirmed by the fact that the
Turks. who have hitherto been afraid OF the Rus
SLAMS. are now beginning 10 act earnestly to pre-
vent further invasion Of Hungary across the Prin-
cipslities.
Thank God
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The Bntrle Of wailren-New ver.ion.

desperate battle wss fought at Waitzen between
the Russians commanded by Psskewitch and the Hun.
sarans under Gorsey, IN which the former was de-
ieated The army Of Gorsey has broken through the
lines and marched NORTH thus edecng Junction with
the main army letter from the seat Of war say
d" The attack Of the Hungarians upon Pa'kiewltch :
division tremendous, and the Russians we're borne
down and compelled 10 yield before the terrible o.
.lsuss q the MasyArs who fought with unsxampied
courage and daring
Another e;er describes the Russian retreat Duns
Kesz dlsorderiy Oh sht before Demoinsks hus.ars
and states that the Russians only saved from
Inhalation BY the arrival Of Rom5erg Il was admitted
vienus the 2ola that the victory Of the Hungan.
ans ~ Wsiizeu had been complete.
There hs. been change n the Austrian Ministry
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AMERICAN ArssrN The religion ol tho Ancesi
Egyptians was religion Of tear. Al. thoir gods. if0G
apis down, were monsters. and tho crocodile wbes
dsYoured Thousands Of the people annually snons
Toe most respected Of the gods in their calendar 4
tene' After surveying the trlcgent lerialhsn At tie
American Auseum, lew will wonder that this unst
people worshped the crocodile Although not %
lively as he would be among the reeds of the Nile BE-
g s'l terrible fellow and every snap Of bic sr. sus
ze'Is the idea Of summary aspetston, without sssh
knife saw or tournlquet He 70 absorb the a.
tenuon Of the Visitors The big lump Of gold even
ecipsed oy this laiest novelty. The entertainments
the Lecture room, however, Do not yield Ia popularity
even % this scsy dsuxen IT Egypt
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ship News.

BOSTON Alg l5-Asx,vrD BARK. Tempie.'u. Cron-
s'al f..1e.r lth jay J''se S.t-5 ~ 10y -, .
pa.ss 1a~r, nrgs Lawn Oln~ss on June ol qsss-H
s-ls Ha--' snd jane. gha.J4ne g. = ga-sels go,
Ggc.lu M.assni a.. Nta JAY, scars pa,ii >,..A' l.'
.-nr. .trr Sfh 1l W fH Csforr tDura csck DO is-
rrss lsv1a been ifruru gr Der bean ends 200 dar k
,,.rea other lansge - ho-re.s Hoe wss IN e. ','
.chr MAY sou fn No-t.S 'eI oes'n So.-i', -,
DAVID Cox bsns. Cambridge and LA~rvac-. N oiA
Banner H. snder, ?. "a Msl "a 80 Norven. rom a
h.rv CIEAsE0. Steamer Cambria. ha.. AZ snd Liver
poo ship Rocsa.. NOresn- hars Osrolnr' tiprai'o'
h-ss Hsrmluean. Cows D avs, AehA.ir~' re"i
.ui Empire. Pn.si Camel, lo1s scat, Mo- Sl,a'
rnoni. a -vsr'. 3 al. Oatr'n fai'ai' aeott ~
Yo-s osLow. -h.p BAY sac. rom LFerpoo.. "a, ~
bra Dae. Psrs from New eor W te. Jay . .'5A Ms
fo 81 .h. port from Psernl', on ne $50 n'i q ~ '
q M ID ~.th Br nrfs Acorn. from LiVerroo Tor Boston
R.rkrr i,.un sd fook a Der icrrs aai cree"
Tie sr.s Vn pern which "a led hence JAY b. Tor Ca.
slrrta -.- rlr NtrS ll distress
NEW BEDFORD. Ak lt-ARm'f '-s1p - Peter,
M,lrsis. ~ ',,rT' ~ ~. $50. .p~-ns
spoke AK D. a. 81 '. ION 81 6. schr Havana rom fns-
ir pta 'or Antigua. On ln The Oul Stream ' VeeanIs,
from sew YORK flr California BtfS N'n.tL4ms, iNA
Ieiisu Ocean - ena Jlns o. WI SIS ohs sperm %,
Reports = tie era. bark >srsn Msrapoisee WIN =
hh's sperm OIL spoke. July s. lst = - ion ~ - urk
Ferdinand. from NesYork for Re. 1tn, ons Gem. 81.
Beverley 50 b0s sperm. Sfh, la 3 -, ion o. - s'af
Dshis. IN New York Tor = kits CtE,sso-eaip Ia--
HOLMES HOLE. Aug l4-sNLsp-Sch Two Broth
ers. san Francisco shp Fanny VIII sal Tor san rfaho'
sALEM. Aas i.-s.IED-Bns Christians. San Fran
cIsco
PROVIDENCE. Aug Il -AssivsD-schrs Turner I'm
Sauuore VI >ulih. " COrbiu. Nn hcnfy. :
Reeves ani Eliza, Boston Anisres Ire and 500 Com p
ION. Phi, sd- phis >i.imsn snd A bsuy 4 hanYi I
". er. Roncouf soops Hswkius. Fashion snd
Chsre. New YORK S,ILro-Bus Orrsy TAT savannah
scr. Soarheru~rJ Ba.s ssuop. Cray sus.ion, She
uAndosh. PM SIDE 4h.s. Peru Ahany
BRISrOL l2lh-S.ilED. schrs Frsncis. Zen, >avsn-
rah. K Border Bsilrorr. AsRvEc. l5.n-ecnfs Nauuc.
BOunore tih-Cspe May fhIlad
BANGOR. Nfh--AsSivsc. schr Cadet. Baltimore -
CLEASEp schr \ snur. Ponce
PORTLAND. iA1-AkRfvsD hngs Mass, hlsetts.
human ant Sloan al from Newport. Wa.es
lPsN CHA anchor n ihr BAY, % Lyme. Cove. lSin
aBrbr.s s. dsys im suudsr ard. with passengers.
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BY TELEGRAPH 70 TIE NETWORK TRIBUNE.
r. f-- te.s.rApnc Dispatches r-eeisrd IN srrs for
Evening Etizoh @; yesterday. see First Page
The Union and Harmony Convention
mt Rome.
Cs-s--.-s f. Frrf Per
THIRD DISPATCH

-cs-sr---s f. Frff Fasf
THIRD DISPATCH
Ro~x. Wednesday. Aus lSi.M
TIE Convention met a. Il O'Clock. Mr. CCrriNG
Chairman. 20 IN. sEsES ofLevi. Co. Secretary Ans
CAxERoN OF Putnam, Assistant
The roll oeias called 2 answered
M Goodwin moved tha. Committee q 5ne from
each Jua.ciA. District Be appointed ~ Ice Chairman 70
report ne permanent ots,e.s u tie Convention.
The following gentlemen were day appointed st
District. M sexes ID. NJ Mcneil ii.-. Nr. MI
cae.. VITA. NJ. Edwards va. Mr Cre2P.n Via.
NJ GooeF.a. Vita, Mr.. Fo-rt; Villa.
TIE Convention then Withdrew sni we're s5seni
about one hour
Or their return the Committee reported Gov NAscT
a President
One Wee resident from each Judicial District Was
aso appointed and four Secretaries
M-..r. wawor,a and Avord conducted iae Pres.
den, 70 the chair wac delivered bret address
After which. NJ WaSorth moved taat committee
Of one from esch Judicial District be appointed By the
Char 70 confer with asmiaT committee iron he rec
Sellers ani repor, The result
The motion was amended 50 that he Delegates from
each Judicial District sPPcn each ons their own mem
Der instead Of the char.
A recess Of ten minutes was then taken q enable
tie Delegates 20 confer and select members during
which much confusion prevailed.
Inc following gentlemen were named ist District
NJ Caitns %. NJ B0rland %. Mr. PecShsm 4th.
Mr. w1worth sth. NJ Beari.iey 81. Nr HAsey
IN. Mr. Browne -th. Mr. smith recess va then
taken uu3PM
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HungarianS Victorious,
THE BAN IN FLIGHT.
FRIGHTENED.
DEN8lgSN. GOaGEylND 8EylGcOwgscT9N.
POPE STILL AT GAETA.
Conspiracy Russia.
FRANCE QUIEsCENT.
= JogysT IIroI4YH OrrIc1.

Ne0les1s' L7s1-1.' 10 -3--I 0c-0ck
oar Express from TIE steamer Il hernia. Capt.
at evening. where. owing 20 tie detention Of
tas Express Steamer in z dease fog Ia the Bay Of
T INDY te- news for the Ass1c sted Press was
detained about twenty hours
Parliament IA, been prorogaed by commission.
When tn ABOVE with part cf the markets mad
been received news cane that the Hioernis had
reached Boston. The following therefore vas re-
ceived b. 7 .esrsph rom that city. Fl Conf
The H hernia arrived a, Halifax yesterday. It
A u
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HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.


The Hungarian. continue successful Again they
have defeated and outmaneuvered the eneuy-placed
the Au--risns ia pen and cut ~ ne Russians from
tho base ci operations TIE three great general,
nov in communication vita each other and resdy 10
scs together necessary Their respective positions
sre rendered secure ~ the nsture Of tie country
while there Is nothing 70 prevent their emerging from
their Businesses when occasion presents itself TIE
whole population serve them with heart and hand
.nrg them I'd, horses, and Intelligence Of the enc
M movements
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Frnu. Fsu.sorsh R-rasls.a
About - o Ell ck on Thursday ntEtt. IRE CON.
mencsd no wooden building the corner OF hliss
- aud MAl alley, occupied by John Thornton g0
cefy aud J Percy sadlcr. chop aud buf. 20 100
daeulag houses on The east eide II MI alir, 10 hen
crossed Miaiey and extended down the alley shoui
forty rods, consuming four dwellings occu pied By aooa
twelve families From M ,lley 10 pas'r8 up and go
sumed one entire block on Brid.e 81 crossed Bridge
~ and burned the entire block between hndrs u .rs
| rhe Court House square From Bridge % extended
southu Margaret - burning eight bulldog, cro'sed
Margaret 81 and destroyed verythiux between bduk
erhof st and the Court House. sad also destroyed
| eral houses on Church slley and one dwelling Oe
Courtst
The following IL liz, u property destroyed
40 80 now ascertain
B,'dg~'f Sosh 80 -MeCann'. grocery ana d~sllus
rhonions grocery .nd Peroy's hanes. shops Gcdsol
n Moores, Jrug store N Plsu drug store
b''d9ssf North "de -Isme. Bailey, ssof- AVanl
spsgus. fitch Cook whoe.sie card ,orei
w K Dana. store A A. Pfsscou. ooosstors and level
Ma,sar,f.f Eat ,.Ss Benedict Buck. store. L
MJe.s sore WIN II Myers- store " Hedge,
store WIN Morgan SOUS store Guy Dunlam's cot.
ng store, I Conveys grocery and dwell ng mouse
dwelling Il H-~'r. store l. Coo.y'. ha- .tore Ncb
DIS Lynde wholesale grocers. Via. Crosby wloie
Ofir~ McC ,ddeo'. c.oibing store and dwelling
Mlygs,ef sys,f ussf sldss silss' 1--WE Log house
A l. - Mehbs sior- and d~e.Hnk, Vim Reed.
s"rlry store and dwelling Cromwels barber op and
dwelling, Rc.rd. store and d~si1Dgi Gosun', bar.
shop, dwelling and bath. house b YDuns's store,
Wm Palmer Sons mil store { n Csds's siore vm
Douglass store c Moore's store G Nichols dwell
INK mouse q Moores iu.ucs Once . hoag'. grocery
and AeAuchamp- tailor shop, C4afks grocery, Din,
fhrnk horii q w Pamefs dwelling house
Church AH'y-B Young. dwelling house R.
chsfd-on's wagon shop Tl-mey'. blacksmith's shop,
Robsrt. do. Tromby'. do = fiery. dwelling boa.s.
s.A"rs wagon shop and several building. and barus 10
rear Of The stone
On TIE Pas-Frsmsn's Hal, Mrs Green's dxeaas
house house adjoining owned BY Mrs ViIans and O.
cuped BY tenants
hrs' 'rsst -Joioer's shop owned by James Bailey sst
occupied ~ l. walker stone store owned ~ J. D
Warren aud occupied by A0drew Bords a store ssd
d"elhng Mrs "inans dwelling house James C0us
ways d~cilug house
Inc ofhces u the P'atfsbsrsh R,publicsn and cA9s
C0sHiy Hh'S we're burned. and several law onces
n the upper part Of some VI the eBuHsf
sted
We ara unable % estimate the loss sustained by this
calamity The wind vas blowing hard from The -ouh
80 Ine time, and swept the danes about With ghua
rapi0iJ. Large quantities VI goods are destroyed
Many we're injured, bat We have time for pa.
uculars
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Important from Canaea-More Arrests and
Excitement.
NoNrnxAt. WecnesdsY. Az

MoSTRKAL, Wednesday Aug. l5-PM
There has been Considerable excitement Ia the
ely since last relez-sphed you and Ave persons have
been arrested for srson. Their are Cooke Orr
DER Ewing and courtDsy, all Of whom were balled
with the exception Of CoGrrDsy There are other
and some parties have eft the city The
excitement u very great though think we snal en
Joy 5-let niznt
Tns ln,srnsnis for the past "A hsar. were l4-of
which J were Cholera
The lsst report We Esd from Quebec showed bEt 2
sssss for ihs previoas o. hours
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discovery las been made By chemical process 70
make available the vast peat Dogs Of ireland and gen
iiemsn named Oven. assisted - Lord Ashley. e work
ng TIE adventure % c0nstera5.e eXient By de-
"a 81 statement ppear. that 100 tons u pest Which
cost 2; and tie labor Of converting 20 further 90
produce % sss AZ s1ogn, than ssl is I'd Nr Owen.
ts stated ~ Lord Ashley IA. experimental uPou
thousands Of tons Of peat during the asi twelve month.
- n az resl4ts
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The Convention met AZ P. NJ.
Mr sckiss said that one Committee would not pro
baby be ready 70 report before several hours. and
moved that rece.. be taken until % clock After
some few remark, by the President and members pro
and con, the motion was lost Most Of the members
have eft their ..sts and the Convention 4. swat
ins a notification from the Barubuner Conference
Committee before proceeding further
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-16

The Assuo Piedmont Tres:y Is not yet settled nor,
from appearance u Akey 10 be Al present, II 81 A.
Ga eousenrns TO the payment u 100000 indemnity
money the Pisdmonisse Government farther ins-sts
upon AZ amnesty beng granted % the LomoEas, ne
VenetAns snd he inhabitants OF Parma and PscenuA
which Austria PeTenPtoriy refuses TO comply with
Both parties have expressed tssir determination 70
MAKE 10 concession and !. IS sad that under the cir
sunsiAnees ssrainiA h. demanded he support Of
E-srca
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BALTIMORE, Aug -
TIE BARK Rainbow Is anchored down the Cnesa
peake Bay with alter dates from Rio, ogt they cannot
Be o,tA ned T.. tomorrow
By telegraph from New Orleans, dated August :. the
America news las oeen received nothing doing In
Cotton since
styles the Tax Collector convicted Of defsleauon
hss oeen sentenced years hard labor 10 the Penien
nary lie must restor- toe sun smoezr.ec and pay
So 600 and ins Of he same amount cOsts &c He
nss appealed . lne Supreme Court
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The First sh,, Ar San Francisco.

NJ. E0troE observed IN Tn IrsbuHe news
paper Of the l5th inst communicate signed @ W c.
stating tnAi the South srons ihe 1rst sap out from
Newlork o. the East Ant stands A. No. would
beg 70 INFORM hiE the snip Mentor from SeN.Lon-
aon Is the A. No l. Sne ieti N-S London January 81,
And stopped A. Flo Janeiro days, and 81 Juan FER
II advance OF the South Caso.aA Passage, lnclE ding
sioPPAses 80 eaya
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There $40 cnanse 20 note On tnr ms.ket ''r
FLovS quotations containing steady tae sa''s. a4N-
ever are n.- axe Al o. lot exceed so t0 ll ao.
.ac-airs q sari - 50 IS sni Cty Ns e. re same
price lr WHEAT tlere : 1-f aite toloS the n'rina.
quotations .rs oSsl B. tor prme white, AnA -3
! - f0r d. Rcd CcxN with moderate business. i
-l ted g. s. white AMI .h-y iu-Net. sni cac
Tor yellow 0iaes description u produce are il- aai
generally unchanged
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RUSSIA.
Republican Conspiracy.

Polish paper states tnsI Republican Conspiracy
has been discovered IN Rassa-thAt arrests.
have teen made and that the whole s1Nr divus ed
~ Secretary Of Count OrloH-2s0 person, bad been
arrested. OHcsrs with erres cact9 have been sent
70 Moscow ana 10 other 10 arrest the member,
Of The conspiracy which ~ss intended 70 overthrow
the reignins dynasty and establish Republic.
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Another BattIe-Ru..iau. Defeated.

From PoH eriyt m Lirepl0l C90i,r. 3A-The &C.
counts from Hungary. through Paris Vienna and Co
logne announce another battle 10 Hungary snd another
victory for the Hlngsrisns At Erau II appear. the
troops Of Dembinsk snd Paskiewitch came TO an sn.
gsgemeut which ended 10 the defeat OF the Russians
PaskeWitch Il Of from al. line Of operations and
Dembiuski BEN and G5rgey are IN communicated
Hay ssu is described =. in a most penlous situation
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MAJ pra.fd.oFfaI ExeursfOus

The Pres!cent Las been tour 70 tae South On
his 20 Pans be review the whole Of The
army O. Tie seine, amounting - 5000 men. This
spectacle present sxes Tor the 18Th Of August
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successe. in the sourh-Bem.

hsgysrs. The Ban Jel. .chch was continuing his re.
treat toward the south OF syrmia Benz announced his
victory 20 Kossuih 10 these three words Ben be-'
boln. In later dispatch be says Our country re-
qaTes % conquer only two Generals nor--Jgliu,
aud Augustus
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oval-, &c.
WA,HINsroN. Wednesday. Aus.

" AsHINsTON- " tIHrsIay' Als ~
The following gentlemen have been removed
from the Sixth Auditors offce Messrs Caden, Ihaw
Bradford Harris Durham. Wamssii, Russell lltcomo
Parish Hopkins and Hootee Six other Loco tocos 10
the same oce have had their salaries cut down, and
slx Wings have been promoted
ti.reported tha, Mathew - Clair Clark will be ap
pointed sixth Auditor on the lss Of september.
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Rumored Escape Of Garibaldi.

Tee MGa GAGS Of The I'D states that runor il.
curren; 8, the NespohtAn frontier tat Gsi5sti lad
embarked Tor America Usder favor OF disguise and
that saass pow On me Tuscan ApPeH-ne' merely keep
I'd rs name As = sorl Of Frssc-ss.
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u ~ ,oIEsip C1Hb,1. IRON boston fv irsrFoi-Mr
an Mrs Tucxerman. Miss r lies, ssrah Rogess.
Sarah T. Rogers. Messrs Coolidge, Leavitt. Hunt II
Wnkht. c sweet Of Boston. Jno Brown of Spring
rs1 W. and Ms Dol. Mss Blink. VIM Mines. Mill
zen Moson Y SOCK anf friend, Baassn. z rowse.
Stranger o De No. ponsy W Stevenson. 4 0ibh.
Of New York Wan Quirs. Of Wilmington. { K
Bum. London Buad. B A w W Montgomery -
where ~ .onsng not slated
-, HIiifiI-MesU. A @ Hoyt Of Boston. Sew.
Art Newfoundland M and Mrs Gedert. Of Hall
NJ inlnl. 3
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ENGLAND AND IRELAND.
Oaeen,. XI.II 10 Ireland.

The -rErN aa-lns quilted ossorne House f'r Ire.
snd OF re - ms tie Parliament Sas Trorosued -
comnission- TIE speech delivered ~ ne elo.e COG
tabs noting very novel
Tie inhs5i.snts Ct Cork Dublin and Belfast are max
.n. re rno.t sot-s preparations 70 sTe loysl and
enthusiastic reception ire Queen and political feel.
nss are almost forgotten il - genera excitement
which uravs.
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Effects OF the English Debates on the Ans
fFians

The Linden Nrs Of Aug has Vienns dates 70 July
x The English papers with the DEBATE in Parliament
the Hungarian question nd arrived and the Vienna
public we're occupied extensively IN studying the trans
ia'ions which appeared the above date Of Lord
Palmerstons speech This 10 said has been clap Of
thunder 70 the Ministry
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From PtrnburEh.

PgTTssrIsH, Wednesday, Azg. -.
Tns Cholera a 90 the decline II Birmingham DIT ,
iestns hsving occurred since l4si repor.
Tie n-er Il .ow, weather pezssnr. and city healthy
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Abduction observation-disclosures.

NV DRLEANsI Ileslsyl Aus y
The argument ia tue Abduction case Is c0nc.uf-
Cd and decision Is expected 20 be given tonight
The city Is healthy the interments lsst week being
but III Of which Wers Of Cholera and Of Vel
low Fever.
Scarcely 100 bales Of CorroS have been sold siace
the arrival OF the America Prices remain unchanged
RfcE has 81 sneedtresh Carona IS helf AZ =, cent?
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The Magyar general. are masters OF the whole
Southern line. from Esses the forires. OF sca.
vonis on the brave, the extreme southeast town Of
Hungary TO Orsovs, facilitating their communication
with Be- grade and the Turkish provinces
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miscellaneous.

The Danish blockade Of The E5s vas 70 = raised
on the 2oia August
Steamship Canada arrived al Liverpool July . in
: days nd q no1rs FOE Boston
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Austrian Government Frishteo.d.

The Csoinet Of Vienna are obviously in state Of
alarm. peremptory order has been issued prohibit
ns the purchase Of foreign stock shares, &c the ob.
Jet berg it's supposed prevent money being sent
out Of the country