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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21

BETHANY Mo-, March 10, 1913.
Dear Sir:--At your request | called at
Rocheport on my return home, and got bot
tie of yourEmbrocation; and gave it 20 a
neghbor whose wife had been much afflicted
with Rheumatism of the Chronic form for
years. The effect is so set-evident that if
you see proper, you can send me 80 bottles,
as / can dispose of it now that it has been
tried here. Yours, Respectfully,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21

A N EASY SHAVE is one of the bles.
IA sings bestowed upon man; and one of
the greatest misfortunes that man is born TO-,
is to shave with poor razor. Now, therefore,
if you wish to possess the former and escape
The latter, call atmy shop and ! will sell you
genuine razor. G.. w. COOKE.
BoOnyille, Nov. 8, 1913.
CIGARS.
"A large assortment just received and for
IN sale by the box, by I'D. PERRY,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-06-21
G. COLLIER ROBBINS.

JUHN d. PEKKY
Glasgow, March 10, ls49.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
M usical Intelligence.

Max Marstzsk sailed, a few days ago, in the steam
En- Europe He has taken the direstorship Of the
Italian opera ct the Aston Place Theatre for the next
season and gone to Europe for the purpose Of
gazing artiss capable Of creating grea. excitement
in the fashionable circles Of this city It that
he endeavored to make arrangements with Of the
artists now this country but they being possessed
OF the seven evil spirits would to terms He
accordih ely went to Europe, and will probably bring
over some artists of the first order ssch Abon and
others.
The beautiful Tedesco started, yesterday for Cape
May where she intends to give one or two concerts
during the season. II they muster company enoug
in that watering place to make it pay She has asso-
cated with her Madame Leati and W. Leati selection
which think is by means equal to that which she
formerly made when she gave concerts in the Southern
States with Madame Pico and Sig viett The Leafs,
In point Of vocal power by equal to the
Vietts Madame Pico is the best contralto We have
had in this country since the time Of Malibran and
In all the finest passages Of modern operas she displays
the power of Tedsscos soprano voice in the highest
degree Madame Pico is in this city and is wonder
fuzzy improved
ry house of Mr. Chickering the piano maker near
Boston A few months ago, they made engagement
with Herr 60 Mexico. Peru. and other southern
the purpose OF giving concerts but when
they reached Cbsrlestou or Mobile Benedict aud
Herr Qusrrtlled about some impsrtant question
baby the difference between tweedle dun and Jweede
dee and 70 they separated. Bennedett took Truri
along with him. and they endeavorins TO MAKE
engagements with Chickering to get up the Italian
opera in Boston winter Boston IL one OF the
fnest places for Goldfish aud salt mackerei In tue
Union. and think they will succeed in establishing
the opera in such congenial latitude. 1t perfumes
the whole atmosphere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17


This nunibVr does not include those who wedr
the pledge taken before snd many no doubt will t,ke
II TO-DAY but does include desperate characters
Who would not have yielded to any other inau.
sncc III. persuasive mild b.nevoepee o. the tpo
tie Of Temperance. lie has therefore proved himself
. public b.p,fsotor; ard we understand that the
friends Of tempcrsnce in Brooklyn and the different
eietss about taking measures today to pay him
substantial compliment, rather debt Of gratitude,
for his services They determined to pay their In
ssmsn towards wipng away the debt he has incurred
In the OF temperance aud relieving him from the
intolersbe burthen OF pension from the British go
ycrpmvnt.
We trust the people Of New York will adopt the
example thus set them. and organise committee TO
carry out this highly cemmendable object. There are
many Who only the opportunity Of tetifyng their
admiration q the man aud his mission ia very differ
ent way from hollow dem nstratons Of applause,
" fui o. sound and fury signifying nothing"
Let the Corporation. Who have fosd Father Mathew,
SHOW their sincerity to bin aud ms by putting
their bsnd I'm their pockets aud using their influences
with Tiers to<ards raising monument Of dollars
him that will max. his old easy and relieve hi,
fr.m those sns.tes With which he H. beset from his
lavish expenditure In the cause Of humanity.
As he proceeds to Boston Tuesday next, there is
no tim. to- be lost and whatever Is done should be
I done quickly.
| He returns this evening from Brooklyn to New York.
at o'clock and will admins er the pledge for the
maipder Of the week, at 81 Peters Church, Barclay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Markets.

rr New OsLEASs, July IL, 1872
There fair demand for cotton yesterday though
the heavy rains restricted transactions Tho
sales about liQo bales Prices taken In favor Of
the seller, though without any marked change We
quote middling at 71Sc to 7xo Freights continue
steady at 81 SO per bale for cotton New York; and
&c per ID to Hsvre Rates to Liverpool remain about
the same with moderate engagements.
ALBANY, July 1o-1 M.
Receipts since Saturday Flour, IL 900 bbls wheat,
1000 bushels; corn, $4,000 do.
ALBANY, July 1o-6PM.
notice sales Of i5oo tbis including common state
and mixed Western at 81 SO 81 62I straight brands
do do, at 81 o2h 81 rs, and pure Gencsee Mt IS 12k
IS rs. In wheat there sales Of 500 bushels
Genesee at 81 II. For there is . good demand,
though the prices triHe lover The are 0Oe
bushels round yellsu at 54ic Oats are in good de-
mand and market firm about 900 bushels changed
hands at 32h 33c. Sales Of Ohio and State prison.
whisky are making at c3hc
BurrAlo, July 16, 1st9.
Receipts by canal since Saturday; Flour, $500 bbs
wheat 1000 bushels corn. $4,000 do In -four thers IL
good business doing and the sales 1000 bills at
- "a for common Michigan, and 81 37h S4A for DO.
Ohio. The operations In wheat are $500 bushels Oho'
prime quality, at COG. The demand for Is active,
and the transactions embrace 80 600 bushels at 43c
Ac for mixed Western. Freights are for -four, to Al
bany, 54c., and corn oiSc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17

ANNEXATION OF CANADA AND CUBA-All parties
in this country, the administration and the oppo-
siton, including all the statesmen, appear to be
coming out in tavor Of annexing both Canada and
Cuba to this mighty republic. The Washington
Union, the organ of the democratic opposition,
has the following remarks on the belief that Gen.
Taylor and his cabinet are in favor of such a
policy
In conclusion, will assure these new converts to
great democratic doctrine that both Cuba and tho
Brith colonies at the proper time aud la the proper
manner, will ultimately be annexed To the American
Union But these great mensures gill be effected by
the democratic party and democratic administration
and not by the wings II will bowever he done ut the
proper time, when IL can he accomplished ~h honor
and without violating the rights of.th.r Great britain
or Spain When Canada and her sister colonies shall
have secured their independence and when Cuba shall
have done the then will II he time enough for
seriously to discuss and nrny decide these qu-s-
tons. hen the democracy will admit them 10 the
great sisterhood OF American States The dninutive
s'stesmer nj the head Of affairs who beating
about for platform of administrative policy ready
even To jump upon that Of their -pp make
no Issue With the democracy this question Of an-
nesatiun The democratic party, they will ind will
contend against them this question IL goes
fer annexation It established In spite Of the hos
MI. opposition Of the ~hg party both the doctrine and
the policy Of hpDexaton and II will be the party that
will admit In due time into this glorious Union both
Canada and Cuba
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Death Of David Is. Ogden. Esq-Preiimi-
nary Meeting OF the Bar.

Ipformati, having reached the city that David
Ogden. Esq had died at his residence at Port Rich
mond Staten leland att o'clock this (Nonday) morn
ing. ting II tn. bar called at the Law lnsti.
tut- Rooms, City Hall. at O'clock
On motion Of GsR.RDus CLAkx Esq, Judge Ed
mopds called to the chair aud Thomas l.. Wells,
Esq. appointed Secretary.
The meeting being thus organized Mr.. CLiSKE arose
and sid t. the present that in
Of the death Of their mutual aud venerable friend,
David b. Ogden. u had been thought best TO hold this
meeting, as preliminary IT, more extended meeting,
to be held hereafter relation to this subject. lie
moved therefore that committee 81 ave be appointed
by the Chairman TO arrangements for sucn meet
ing
The following gentlemen appointed TO act as a
tennittee 81 Arrangements -Berardus Clark VI y
Bidveil L. Lawrence, Hiram ketchum, and Jno
Le,sridge Fsqs
ON motion the meeting then adjourned 20 meet to-
Morrow AT 10 O'Clock n ~, at the General Term
81 The Suyteme curt
NehaFn that NJ Ogden died suddenly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Shipping Intelligence.

Nrv ORLSArs, July ii.
Arrived. 10Th sbsmer Falcon. New York. via Havana
Sailed <th-sirs Diana Boston; LIST, vieksburs NYort
The lark Norauboago at Gsiveson from NYorh, on
the 9TH.
Arrves-ship Alliance, Nevpor,. wale. June 9; brig,
Boston, lila fas, 18th inst; nitchborn and Thomas
Reward, Philsdeiphis.
Brig Bas.erman. Pusnos Ayrs. Nay ls Spoke June lat
" 80 s. Ion a. bark WIN Schroeder, Salem for Rio
Crsnde th lat % 30 Ion g. bark Emma, from Bath
Bartsdoes
Cesrsd-Daiks Jhn Parker California; Lysander curs-
soa Alveres Noreans brig Samuel Potter, Wilmington Ne.
At Crsnstsdt June o. Nathan Hinnau, Arcoie and ANA
for York. idg Medora Ates, Tcmpetsn and Peter
hon for Bostb ldg winnegnee Thorndihe and d. unc.
spohsp-July lat u, Ion 70 ~, ship En- olsm Nor
leans for Maees 7,h, lat 81 H. Ion abb ". schr Eliza
from Mobile for fhsdsphs; lith, lat 30 Ion "a g. shin
harrisburg. hence for N0rleans
ssLsm. July H.
Arrved-sehr Julu, Prinsie, Philadelphia
saed-Brig Hamilton, Afea schrs Southerner Den
marh. Philadelphia; Mark CLARK, NYork.
Bth-Arrved-Bsrk Active. AGRA, Africa. May 49, Left
brig Messenger from Boston for tho eeward-ony Am vssse
Brig snitha,d for winds cid ilh Spoke July TO- lat
Is ~ Ion 65 so brig -Four Brothers. from Philadelphia for
Barbados July H. LAT Is Ion 65 Is bark Csotta IS days
from corh for NYOrs with smsnts, and supplied her
bread.
Sailed from sand. Head. May TO- ship Bowdeh and bark
Kate Hastings. for Boston.
Al 81 Jsgo 18th ult, Adele, from Philadelphia
PRovIprscs, July IL
Arrived-Brig Victoria. Phfsdslphis .chrs WIN srof-
ford James River; Gen Worth, Bamore Worcester David
Grevole Ovoco Arctes Ninetts and Samuel Mcdowell all
from Phiisdcphs; Rambler Rondout soop Capital Alba
10Th, sehs PskooOhe, Suffolk, VA Liberty PhiiadsI
phis; Rose in Bloom, Eondout
ssled-sehrs Sears Baltimore; Thomas Fennc and Flo
rids, Philadelphia.
HEw BsDrcRp, July rs.
ss,lsd-Brig Gyms. California
svLfivAS. Ne, July H.
saiedschr Madagascar, xeFsrin, with granite for tho
u DrJ Doch, Brooklyn,N NY.
csL.s, Juiy7.
Arved-Brs Montrose Jacksonrilc; 10Th brig frontier
NYort.
Sailed tth-Brrs Protection, NYork Harriet. Philade-
rhs; 7tb brig North Csrons, PhiladelpLia; 10Th br,s
Harbingsr, Baltimore.
B,reoa, July Is.
Arrysd-Bsrk Glencoe, NYOrk; schr Ysnks. Hero.
HsLLow sLt, July 6
Arrivsd-sehrs Caroline NYorh; 12th Bio~ Baltimore
Bars, July n.
Arrivsd-Brig John r Dow, Dsriep.
PorrLssp, July H.
Auivsd-Bries Clio xassnras op.co, Baltimore; Eira-
Boston, sehr Citizen, dc.
NrwBrprvosr, Juiy H.
Arriv.d-Brs zenobis, Savannah; schrs Despatch and
Jew, Phiisdelphis julia Martha, Rondout
RocsPoRr, July II.
Arrived. -sebr Msjsr Ripssold. Phiisdeiphis.
EAsr AAcmk., Jriyn
Arrv,s-seLr ysntc, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Appointments by the President.

WASHINGTON, July 10, 1s4S.
The following executive appointments have been
nouncsd to day =
Nathan Sargent Recorder In theG General Land Office,
vice Laughlin, removed.
Samuel Rodgers u s Attorney for the Eastern Dis
trict Of Tennessee, vice Lyon resigned.
James M'Lean, Land Register at Palestine, ILL
nos, vice Harmon Alexander. removed
George wade Postmaster at Bridgeport, Gem, vice
Barnum removed.
Nathaniel q Marshall Collector at ork Maine, vice
Joseph Jenkins, removed.
Joseph Oakes, Collector at Alexandria, va vice Ed
ward Green, removed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17

RAvAeEs OF THE CHoLERA.-It will be seen by
our telegraphic report that the cholera is making
frghtful ravages at Montreal and Quebec, and that
Lord Egin, considering his position, has refused
permission to the troops to retire to more healthy
location, though advised to do so by the medical
faculty.
The telegraphic report of the cholera IN the diff
ferent parts Of the continent will be found on our
first page to day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
ANOTHER DESPATCH.


PHILADELPHIA, July 16, 1917.
By the way Of Potsve, we learn that very destruc
tive fire broke at Mauch Chunk about nine o'clock
Sunday morning The largest portion Of the bust
part of the town was Misunderstanding the court
house and Jail hotel and thirty stores and dwellings
Among the buildings destroyed were Beahm's store
four dwellings Dryson Williams dry goods store,
Polks drug store Fishers store house, dwelling &C.,
Packer divers shoe-store, Judge Packers store SC.
The loss is estimated at $3.50 000
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17

The FIRST FRIDAY or AuousT.-This great and
important day has been selected by President Tay-
Tor as general day Of fast and prayer throughout
the country, and recommended TO be observed as
such by our citizens The rescrip,, proclama-
ton, making this APPOINTMENT, has been generally
published, and has drawn forth a variety OF replies
and compllancesf from various classes Of the reople
1t aeood thing to fast and GEOGRAPHICALLY for
those who have been in the habit OF eating and
swearing too much but fasting and praying for one
day csnbe oveD little service to the general
ton Of the body polite tits regular course of ho-
mopatbic fasting and praying which can produce es-
sentlal benefit among Christian people, and re-
store the tone OF mental and physical health which
will always put pestlence and pride at defiance II
is smisbe, pious, God-fearing, good, and credl-
table thing IN any chief magistrate, to exhibit those
feelings OF religion and piety which the prompting
and perturbation Of such a rescript naturally lndl-
cate but II is still something better for an ntelli-
gent. religious. moral, and educated people to be
lett To their own promptings, and their own feel
mgs, IN matters Of pure morals and religion. the
universal dominion claimed by the Pope originated
IN voluntary recommendations, similar TO those
which somelInIcs issue from Presidents and Cover
nors in this county
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
A Man Murdered

BALTIMORE, July 16 1S49
Mr.. John Buck. respectable clerk in the Balti.
more and Cuba Copper Smelling Works, shot
through the head last night wkie engaged in writing
He expired almost Immediately. The murderer has
not been discovered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Arrest OF a MA rderer.

PHLADELPHrA, July 10, 1slo.
Joseph Dover has been arrested, at Cincinnati for
the murder of Abraham Reed, in Kensington, about
eighteen months since. He has confessed his guilt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Railroad Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, July 10, 1s40.
man name UNKNOWN coming up on the cars from
Neshong to day, fell of aud over by the train
He cut nearly in two and died in a few minutes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Father Mathew In Brookiyn-Over Seven
Thousand taken the Pledge.

Facts and figures have been laid before which de-
mon,'rate the complete success ~ Father Mathews
mi'siou In Brooklyn The following the suits
TO the numbsrs who took the pledge In the school
attached to Sc Pauls Church,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Tremendors WLre in Alleghany city.

PITTSBURGH, July 1G- r. M.
tremendous Gre Is now raging in Allegheny city,
and already twenty-five to thirty buildings are in
ashes including DR. sgift's church 1t is impossible,
at present. to tell where whenit will stop, water
is thrown to stay its progressn consequence Of dis
agreement between the remen and the city councils
who refused the necessary appropriation for repairing
the engines. number of companies from Pittsburgh
the spot to render assistance, but the mob will
not allow them to work. Thirty houses at least, have
been destroyed
ANOTHER DESPATCH.
PIrrsBURGH July 1873 P. NJ.
We sorry 10 say that the authorities have found
necessary to call the military to enable the fire de-
partnen of Pittsburgh TODD effective service in queln
the fire at Allegheny City, and protect the lives Of tho
Inhabitants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17
Murder at Montreal.

MONTREAL, July 16, 1S49.
man named - killed on Saturday last by
Orapgemsn named Fleming against whom verdict
was rendered by the Coroner's jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-07-17

WAR ON TIE SuB-TREAsURY.-The Boston Alta
has commenced furious war on the Independent
Treasury system, which the last administration
eft as legacy to the party now in power. There
may be some amendments that might be adyan-
tageously made to the present financial system of
the government but if it is intended to sweep the
system out of existence, there can be other pur-
pose in view than the restoration of the old bank
system, which has been repudlated by the people
OF the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA
Great -vtuparhf Meeting In London.

.ery large AID elll-Gss,-c u-eet-ng a2s 7een red
"a Louoon o.. tie London Tavern, = express 213--
sympathy I'd ibe e1ofis 1eng made > tie H-ngs.
ran. for re achievement II their n6epeIce1ce sl1
n r.s uyor tie Erslsh Ministry oi ite Crown ih- rs
c1-r-or g me q. fsr- Government ii s len-iole p
1czli !.ct ihat lsker rnovea lie 1l-t r-so
..-.1 s1.c1 w.l3 - ~ prove ihst tie friends q
Hungry az syprec.a-sa sxsensve-y VIXEN hey over
come ID mex 7sl u t1e Peace Society something Ike
a. rrs-ce o. wa Ths feeling sir.klns.y e'.
dencsd IS tie meeting VIXEN some C the speakers, IL
stead Of rar-ng ez 9ress.ons Of sympathy body pro
y-.es 70 a.d tie Masysrs by isk.n. p sIms sgsns,
Austria The scene which easued bsaes description
The whole ss.eulssse packed together 70 suaocauon
rose ss one mass sH1 never % use tie ~e4lremera.
bered expression Of Byron. was the yell Of var II
London Tavern shouted more vehemenuy. The Pc
tton agreed 70 b. the meeting has teen aid before
Parliament and ELECTED interesting DEBATE upon tie
ar ~. @; Hungry
Lord Pamsrston demonstrated tie lnposno4.iy of
the Government interfering except y urging the oeAis
eranis for their own nerests sake q come 70 sone
reas0ns5le accommodation
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Benz ia Trausylvania.

Benz writes from Bstntz on the "a uit 10 the effect
that after having advanced the Greacsgo Vsschesg,
la;oa and Blstrtz be kept the Russians shut up 10
the Bost Il OIL these names. We believe one Is night
Bs.cz the rest are 90 twisted that We can't be sure
~hai they stand i.T.-Ea Iri5 without having taken
a .nge from the army operating near Csrlsours.
or aga.ns; the Ws-zchiAns This i the frs, a say
trouble With the Wsllsch. I'd. Trib
The Conmissionei o; the Hungarian Government
writes from Herr instsd under date Of the 81 of July
ias the Russians have been forced retreat 70 Cron
si43t. BEN preparing 20 attack ;nat city on the
-th or sth OF July
The sest Of the Hungarian Government had been
transferred 70 Araa the lfh o. July THIS ss cir
proves TIE assurance Of hopes 10 nish with
the Rasssns Trsnsy.vsnl-, and, the other hand
il confirms he def Al Of jeschich because If the army
of tie South wEs stl formidable he Hungarian Gov
would never dare . select the city Of Arad
for re,deuce. a. Il would be- p.scei between two
nres
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
STEAMER OREGON AT PANAMA
BAD COMMERCIAL NEWS.
= - = 2 n. -,

| p Ssr-sr F1.cc- 20 Nsr Cried-s
PASAxA July p. l:fs
The steamer Oregon has arrived a, this port
bringing advicss from ssn Francisco to the q
ofJay.
She brossh, sixty passengers and over bali 3
million ia specie and gold last
The commercial news is not very encouraging,
merchandise and manufactures being drugs in the
market
The accounts from the mines ar very contra
tory bat digging appears to go on brisky
The coan.ry IS still subject to martial and ynch
lsw
Many Of Stevenson regiment are prowhus
sboat and committing depredations upon the
Chii,us and Peruvians.
Mechanics Of every Aind are in great request
and carpenters command any rate Of wsge,.
A majority Of the vessels that arrive rom the
United States 20 up 70 Benicia.
Twenty vessels from Boston, New York and
Baltimore, have arrived among them are the
Carolina and the pilot boat Hsckstaf Many yes
ses that left the Atlsptic cite. in January have
not yet arrived.
Mr. Dmon Of New York, and recently sn agent
Of Mr Aspinwall At Mone,ts. came passenger 10
the Oregon.
Notwithstanding the absence Of civil law, the
country remains in perfectly tranquil state, and
no depredauons Of any a;rocious character have
occurred excep, those committed by the volun
tsers.
X uses still sommaEd enormous rents, and odg-
ing &. stated 70 be as high as three dollars per
night, without bed to lie on.
There are about four hundred persons now IN
Psnsma.
The Unicorn and Senator are expected here,
neither OF them having arrived.
Since the sailing Of the Crescent City, SIX Am
ericsns have died on toe lsIhmus.
The steamer Oregon got ashore on her way
here aud was somewha, injured. Ii is probable
her injuries may desain her here week for
repairs.
The Psnama Is here at present, and will sal
for san Francisco on the st Of August
Five sailing vessels are in port three ct which
are up for California
Callfo-niA generally is very healthy.
The passengers who were transferred 70 the
Alabama at New Orleans are still here, having
los, their chance Of proceeding onward 10 San
Francisco
HID. Cook, bearer Of dispatches from Peru,
came passenger in the Falcon.
Accounts from California by letter and papers
state that Gen Smith had taken refuge on board
ship from Mobile. Real estate in 5aa Francisco
= enormously high.
The Barker House rents for ss5,o0j syesr
,.ngle large rooms $4,000.
Accounts OF toe III success 10 the California
mines derived from Mexican journals. are wholly
untrue. as the reverse IS the case
The snip Philadelphia, belonging to New York
was ocrned u the waters edge. on the 2tth June
a. San Francisco.
Gen. Riley had summoned a ConS sn,ion, % meet
a. Monterey, TO form plan Of Territorial GOV
erlment
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-09
Rem Triunphant-0reat Battle.

It's admitted ell hands however, that the treseh.
Ban o. Croatia Jelischlch, hss been completely
defeated By the Msgysrs uoder BEN. Il appears that
BEN crossed the Bscser or Frsnzen's Canal a. the
head u 1900 men. took the entrenchneuis Of the
Croais by storm, and after series o. conflicts which
lasted four days, compelled the Imperssts 10 raise
siege o Peerwsrd.in and 70 eTsc1ste the country
The troops Of the Ban dlsappo ntcd BY the defeat
and diminished by sickness can make no head against
tnQse who have marched the South, and the imper
alsts fear that be VIII enter Sere.s and sc.avouia-
TIE Ban hss been driven over the Danube utO ser
v.s-and the ser,sn Chief Kn.cssn.in wss forced 70
esye bis position A. Iiu.