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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13
MEDICAL.

fGDhthb.
INPRoyIb MAKE. AND CHOICE SELECTION. ~
leu,, q Psran in Paris BY Dr. Wheeler oous wso
natural sTFsn; ds5 The s,nssst SrStiny DE- W ~,
continues lis uoe.sfu rcamsHi of disoases Of TIE
his o,, Barclay stIeet between the hours Of and
CoLDs, RHEUNsrIss, EsuPrIoNs OF Tug SKIN
ke os. 'sfe ana sseetu. 'dy hishly recon-
I'D .u 81 emntsi eoi,sl ,n,lens. 2 ts,ro, Ne
sSsi.b,sss5 sulphur ''' '''' "''A' % '''''' STREET,
IFToBrANr MEDICAL woRE-DR GLoyES IsCoS-
sul. on ~ diseases scrhee In his work cntitlol
points TIE sarent enrs ~ d,elie diseases with
.aie'hed vit Is ria es Dr. g. " regular eradicate ia
tie neieal rrocsron and y the author q several sprk
street hsre be may y eonsul,ed aurus "a, days End
NoCUEIS NO cnARGE.-pR MURPHY. or 81 SOLD
iNst,,t ttnts,nuay ssns-ltsi ss al form, ofpri,ass
dsssss Recent cases % ouvhs he curss IN t.o four
rss,ssy Dr n No m,r,rry rs.s ~ 81 .sss Or
from business oeen frer IN uiisPs
nR. JOHNSON, NO. IS DUANE STREET, SO WE'LL
tors REPUTATION Cor sil IN tho.. ease, thai s,ve
ssss, Sn es. haiti ,sa surs
ssredi fourdavs.
nv. seRkIsos Is cosFIDrNriALLY CONSULTED
on a., de-, o. d.i,ss n.ssrs Iris,,s % -
three 10 sis days No fec m cured Structures ard sss,nsi
Il. ss. " TSl,S ;ss see his ''''' D''"
IMPORTANT MEDICAL woRK-EvEsY ONE AT
II fectcd with certain diseases would consult iisovn
rect By obtaining Dr. Raphs Practical Private Trlafise,
Toe nature symptomr rrorre' sod t,nseneucss OF vsy
dnr diseases resembling erea Go be found ~ othrD
On nssurtson sclf poiutisn much ard invaiabie
inforu alton IL with the only true treatment and
TIE proper doses u'ds ~ preparing sc. faithfully
rvsn 10 he sras~iy useful 20 every IN every
place and u the only truly practical work published for
ncrsl sixth EDITION. AZ Dp, With plates Price 81,
address boz 500 lever foss oess Clay Co.. publishers.
~ hnns'.
nR. CONvERs INvIGoRATING CoRDIAI--rnts
seminal woalness imroteuce noorrna emissions, which
oVexng snd runons end those sad detaaemrns Of body
ard faY caussd ly habits OF youth These
early Voia ions II ~, laws physical aud ca being,
In iitts books ard the p powders ssrfsp,as
sna other nostrums ~ in these foung
mani " would ~ relieved, this cordial u il the
only snchor hone
and la riness S2a bote bot 81 or 81 Ohce . -
New York where the Doctor IL consul'ed pcronay
by letter paid and the Cordial obtained aad Tor scd
o. paII Of Che country. ~ Dimportant advice
msrltd wikou % prng and those about 70 marry, confC
ous ~ phyeiesl inability also for sale by J. o. Fay, l3j
Fulton .ircet lamp 'tore. snn 6uildinEA Nes forh
NEW MEDICAL BOoKs-h COMPLETE PRACTICAL
Nv work the SAD tratmcst % privse diseases
illustrated By eot rumtcr 81 hesutiluly oeored plsr.
A. large as lso ~ Homer Bosteist n. Large Iuars,
Medical apd soraiorl Iourn. Zee Il ~ 30 said f,7siesv
t1he equal % Ro,Te Act'n votk ths ea. O 1iy "
sser and FAR superior Of The tiEi aver puh
Toned IN this oauntry' Aribor 81 warh ~ scrnirsI
Emissions Imroteney, se. carsef by improper habts
Fourth edition, ~ plates Price a. Fcr al. tile Pntsh-
ere s,rrrc Townsend. "a Broadway, sndby Me AaA,r
90 broadway.
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DooXKrEpING. ARITHMETIC, se-sr w. =. rev
ID VILE No Brsafway, devote- he vxclu-
svly To prtrati1r persons for the corntinr room by
ts,rsuqh praciic sf instruction. Zach student
spafatcy Instructed and "a rapidly advanced in his
odes. Urep day and evening. 1erms moderate
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-10-13

EoRyA1IToRNIA.-DEsrh IINE-suiP nAsP.
Den is loading at pier No. 30 North River foot of
Ne.y street bulk Of 800 barrels freight and
hanostmsy accommodate lev frst aud second eabja
sngers Freehts BY this line tatep ~ tho loSes aud
no detention Y. v. SUTTON, % Wall street.
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L,oR CALIFORNIA pIREcr.-raE UNDERSIGNED

LNOR CALIFORNIA DIRECT.-THE UNDERSIGNED
~ leave for san f,ancifco 90 open Mercantile aid
G. bmison House. Tuesday the 10th inst.
'isths us Touel and will take charge sfs0nahe oom-
Tnsaton any invoices pssl q msrchaue. mo-
ncy money Letters, bills ~ ding, gnod there or 81
fnhsns or attend refsouay 20 sales collections, sf'i
tcs Nc business that te entrusted TO 81 cir
krfenco gwen to euterpfss Htagrty aud Nb
allen MuOR, orC ~. ri CT, AZ PEEK Bra1fords Kch-
m'to's, TO- 20 &c az street
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SCHOOLS. SC.

WIZARD sc 2 ooL HOUSE. NO. g. STANTON. CORNER
w Of sheriff street. having been thoroughly cleaned and
painted. viii tc opened aonday re 18Th ef Octeber
livery cstfn VII BE made render this school ~ TIE
highest otdr and sustain the good reputation which " has
hitherto borne No PENS VII be spared by the teachers TO
the slVancemcnt
their The Latin ADD French tsher 9th tie hifhsr
Irs, ers a In-ah. viii hc Commenced immediately. rh-
,sas Of formr pupils vii be reserved. Parents Invited
10 enter tleir Of lldEsRr
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ER CONNERS' lNViguRAflNG coRDl NL-fOUNa
Len, are N'u lstornE ugder the Bat ehtsof secret
~ ahuss IN tuth isad bach. t8 AMI nerves aeetcd
ire mind and 'ocial feelings impaired Genital dehii
tfirh weakness w 20 eu.r rDctur II emiai"ns 90
nE dtuinous do nt ie satted BY littc hooks
rmiss ,hSirs ani cher trsr, YOU will bod thsm
worthless Or toffs IS The o1 stsndar "a rsmrdv
~ tnvg ratrr he featise - wondr
wi Tar exceeding sty Ter aucic Scores vhO Bad l-t
aN hope e relsf tavr at.i. 81 10 ale, ,
lotues f't s.. vii insr'ttt sdvic ~ directions Dr.
teuNSr ofcc IS fhfd h"tefei tHth ani nth
v V. ere 10 - ui,ed sd the Cordial Obtained aud
! rNnfdno 10 any L. II. ~ 80 rlu-l-v.
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nk RALPH, AUTueU uF THE "PK aUriCAL Pal.
~ tate IreAtise" e.. urrepsich street. Gu'e h0uf
ss az A. ", 'o . a. tsuuday1 cSc.p otl Those 80
.rrlv The early ~ ts snrpr 90 ~ rsIiits
80 htts inconvengrro aten Ting their core ~ u oheay.
h9Neytr, those vr Lava Suffered from rrain clss os
pe who properly appreciate HE srvoes IN strotsre
rc is hfs ~ nris Co. &c move aastnced AID distress
tns stages from advantages sni very sstsnsve
rrsetce te sro7is rpd rd radical uhiss
He hf r'rris tr satr rsl .s cs'''rs4 fsu 90 20
sssfeets ssnrGixA
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I,nR cHAaREs-pIsPArCm LINR-nARK nYRnN-

This elegant nee barb ten months old, will have quick
oVhth Ter the above port Parties foiss TO California ~
the sthmus route will ind this favorable orportu-
nifty for freight or pssssss o. low rst.s arIiy 20
". u SUTTON. ~ Wall street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITALIAN BgsGyoLENT s25ltrv;-rus ANNUAL
@es,sga ,hs as@ssre Of hs Italia, beao.os II, soes,y
on sunday Oct II, az No . AZ iy ,,r,,s stI
nFFIcE oF THE EEw YORK GAS LIGbf COMA.
this ssy DECLARED di!idtpd Of four ard
l i aud paysbe 70 the stosholdsrs and ate.
30 closed nom TIE zth inst 20 that asss ~ order
MINIATURE. Mr. J. : scDoUoAL, ARTIST. mas
ray rrcst, Tsnney. rlumees Mr. seo "a cn.bled
how dim feed and give ths expression ssli
Gun RRLIs.-,eo UNITED STATES. MADE AT
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FURNISHING CHINA AND GLASS ESTABLISH
nsnt Chins ls, Chestnut street fhii.tsipha Hotels
ans s,esn,leAi, supplied. w kerr
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Price S. ny ittirs So the boob be sent BY mail
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VLLvIT TRIMMINGS, or TUE BEsr rRlNcu VA
v Lufasturs Iust arrit ed, and 20 be sold At
-. BROWN COS,
Corner Of villa m and Cedar ftreets.

Guns AND PIsTOLs.-s. W. SPIES n co, 81 yAGD-
NJ Lane have for sale-snsls and double Guns FOR sird
SLoongg srse aud double Gurs for Duck Shootinx Pow
dr. flssts Shot Belts, Game Bag Percussion Caps. all
trds Gun Looks aad full assortment II articles for
smiths for sale low.
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nj hoiIhL ADNfc Il DOCTOR rOuRssLr PRIVATE
-ff ", Tor - gentr, by q toe Pocket .fsuapas
hVeft phe his Owe lhYiciar. IL sa rouhaental ssnt
iHt AND rivs adviser enabling cvers % duct HE
own tssc 20 eurc,siui terminate r. enty Fourth Eii
WIN one hundred cn@rssinr ostnE private aiseasss
aid u1trmstions - De rsur-ate system. every
std form W william ouua ~ ". tbs various forms u
tef diseases 'cuirsi vtktess acfscs ot the pYsste
sand, IN potency, s0sr1 l1 ~ ~ youth faithfully
tcrt. ~ Hpo'rh re t'tfcsFvcn w plain languags Tive
rfer on strtrufe worthy af patusr ateu nd
should % rena bv Any eeadtug twenty
Eve csnts crcirrcf rf, vii receive ciry u
d-rr- W VI llA d. ~ .Ll--- 80 rLlLaleln-LA
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RURR'S SEVEN MILE MIRROR OF TUE LAKES. NJ
shsra St Lawrence, and saguenay Rivers exhibiting at
the hirerva Rooms 4O6 Broadway.-lhis Immense wing
Painting is perfect mirror of all the Cities Towns Caa
other wonders and embraced the
tire borders the o. states Canada Lake Erie
TO the Gulf Of St. Lawrence thence the wild and
tic saguepny embracing the most picturesque and historic
cal mteresting in America Exhibition commences
at ~ sclook nightly also Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons at o'clock. Abundance - cents children half
pIice.
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DiFRcEs NEW 1wo-OyEN RANGE FOR $50
Birch oven rop-This useful aud ouicsl invention
suarsptisd the best baker offered n ussd in
of he trt hcuse In the city and has given universal salts
fCtion Those no study economy with ccmfort and nss,
~ their tit,hcn asnEsr ents wil tnd this aature
crt rahe every sud in use viii be esteemed
iftispt NJ able. pull 3. 80 fsetiou sale.
GEoRCE PIERCE a co. isl Rrsadsay.
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BOARDING, Sc.


n0ARI ING WANTED-A SMALL FAMILY CON
esting OF gentleman his lady add child with
want ding during the winter long agreeable ~
respectable Spanish French hotel boarding house
situated In respectable part o. the city, Applications By
letter with real residence AND terms addressed to
" box and left at the Herald ofce will with
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ITALIAN BENEVOLENT So 5Itry.-ruh ANNUAL
meetbFof the member 81 the taaa B"n0soleat society
for the election 81 IA for TIE ensuing v take place
day, Oct. II, &C No. Tar lay street Of 4. A..
GHAHLta iRRsHo. Secretary.
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A N1MPRovtB MAKE. AND CHOICE SELECTION. ~
"A Artlnosl Eyes, Just Imported from n celebrated
oute 81 fsritian Paris BY Wheeler Ocus VINO
shrt tn for ale, and will insert hon resemble the
natural trssn and defy the snctst rutiny d.. w. sti
continues bis lucCs ul treatment Of ieases Of the
bis on. . Barclay street between the hours Of and ,
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ERANKLIN THEATRE. NO. i75 CHATHAM SQUARE,
THE OH FASHIONED FREE AND EAsYREyIyE y

the Hermita4 " Bava street three doors
Bovey, commencing Saturday evening 0ot l3 l59 and
cont ung Saturday evening throughout the
under the management Of that well knowa ftvore. Od
Yates at home RlORDAN + DONALD Projectors.
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SHIPPING /.

NoR CHARiEsTON, 8. C.-T5E STEAMSHIP re-
PUBLIC, Capt. George uotb, will leave kerrs Wharf
r.lrs Post Friday The 18th, ate M FOR ChsriestOn
Height passage, apply 10
BEyEsLEY c. SaNDERs. Ag,n., Ks-r's wharf
BraenSers ny this steamer vii srriye in Chsrleaos
in time ~ cctuect With the steanshp 1abei which will
leave on ths 18th, for Havsts.
sciobsr, BE we'll kn.wn last sailing sorr.ret, and
copper feetened ship CREhONA, Capt. Th9s W. Aoprc
having all her engaged and going board will sail
above She has trcndd Accommodations for Cabs Second
CABIN. and tesrsfe rasengers who WI be TAKEN on The
root reasonable terms Those attending to proceed 20 CALI
fornis ~il hna this desirable For fur
her inform alton apply to J. McMIREAy.
Corner Of Pine and south streets.
II OCULAR PACKET LINE ron SAN FRANCISCO
~ and Reni-s, California -The splendid packet ship
81 kARhS, Capt 3. Evans ~ sail nov lst. The
modations for calm frward osbn and seerase rsscpgs
une9uscd ny vessel that hss saes 80 ye for CALI
fornia Companies tsken at loo rates For freight
sage, apply AZ Pier - North River, OF to
v. @ u. FOWLER, % West street or
A. A. WARNER. IS ralton street
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-12

TIE PERFECTION OF II
Watch making and Jewelry shopso
Augustus Matthey, No. SO, Chesnuts
in this city, we have seen what may
be styled the perfection Of mechanisn
lis q watch, complete in all it's parts
Keeping time with accuracy, the work
feet, the case handsomely chased. 8
the cnse in which the works are, ISL
large in circumference as a gold X
which is considerably less than a Fl te
piece! 1t is the workmanship of All
and certainly curiosity in its way.
made to be worn in finger ring OIL
pin. Mr.. M. has several other spet
Of finished and delicate work. Hen
Geneva, and by his works exempli6
perfection of his mechanical skill
Mo;
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TASTE. Well,'' soliloquized the J
able Mise Angeline Evergreen, as she
ed the newspaper, which she had been
ing and laid aside her spcctacles, NAT
the most interesting newspaper h8ve
for many day. ! believe it is enough
ones heart good too look at it. Let me
there il almost q column Of deaths
.Heart-rending Occurrence one MI
three 'Robberies. three Suicides, wi
the particulars, besides almost o cclu
distressing Accidents and Crimes.
declare ifthere is not a long and thrillil
count Of an Execution for Murder!'
paper oughtto be pntronized. 1t fur
an abundance Of amusement mingled
instruction. - -
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S. HEMPSTEAD,
P. A. LORIMlER,
"A. EICKHOFF,
HARRISON HOLT.
CHARLES HEWITT,
FOREIGN NEWS.

.4rriual Of The steamer Washingion--t,oo
days late rtron Europe--Beter ne,Us ron,
The Hungarians--A battle and a victoru.
New YoRK, September 5.
The Washington arrived at New York at
midnight, bringing two days latter intelli-
gcnce.
1t is said, that thirty thousand Russians,
commanded by Gen. Luders, were COM
pletely routed by an inferior force of Hun
garians. under BEN. The survivors utter
the battle were hunted into Wallachia.
A Bulletin from Dembinski dated Gyon-
pts, July 2sth speaks of second great VIC
tory be has obtained over the Russians af-
ter having attacked them by surprise at
night on the 23d. The Russians did not
make stand, many of the officers fled in
theft shirts, others were cut down or taken
prisoners. Two regiments Of Russian Cui-
rassiers were nearly annihilated The Rus
SLAMS rallied and fought desperately. In
esssrninga brilliant alta -. the Cav
I.lry 5e3 the r6nlsst. The Russians
I ssss. thousand dead on the field and
Is III hui dyed prisoners.
iol lslWinf tussian intelligence is
llat must have been the reality,
u = All tnuchl On the 2;3l Of
sssss ans we're attacked in the
psssS the ~ agy ars and forced 10
& .ass ,ege rem osced nth four
n t,f ere forced to
+ ,fes hting III
IS =; vonndsd four
|s')|'| ss ~ Mig srs
s '|ss!Ia nh ssss enTg e asss 90 e
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Dens. w
ia Io7

The next House will be composed
voting nem5ersthe delegates from
.esota md Oregon Territory Messrs. {
and Thrnston not being entitledto
rivilege; Of which ll6 IS . majority
~ will be seen that the free-soilers vii
tainfy hold sthe balance Of power. i
these members in voting choose cam
from either Of the great parties al
s::os their political afiinities, four
iinot King, Dnrkee, and JUL n
probably support the democratic 1(l
giving that party lis votes, and ~
six blend with the wings. viz; Ne &c
Idinga. Root, Tuck, Allen, PaliFey
E,Sprague--maklng lib votes. But II &,
ly each ofthe three parties will make
separate nominations, and by giving
triangular character to the contest
oil predictions in relation to the org
toin Of the next House. II Union.
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had actually attacked and driven him from
his position, and after murderous battle il
Hermans:adt, in which he had many killet
and wounded. had been obliged to retreat
On tie 9th, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, Luders'
army stood before Hermanstadt-six battal.
ions of the enemy-50O horse and 80 guns,
occupying the neighboring heights-a con,
siderable force had been left in the CITY.
and the remainder Of the army had gone
IN pursuit of Hosford, a battle ensued which
ended in the complete route oftne Magyar
The Russ cavalry put such fugitives Il
attempted to resist to the sword. The enc.
my iost 200 prisoners, Is guns, 1000 kill.
60, ana QUO wounded. The Russians, ia
Guiding loss suffered by Hosford on the 5th
had KILLED SO. The battle of Zedenbere
ano hermanstadt produced the most de-
spending effect among the insergents-
many Of them threw away their arms an,
sought refuge in the woods, while Other
come over to the victors. Accounts FROM
Vienna, by way of Warsaw, 9th of August
state that the Hungarian Diet, having sur
rendered their power to Georgy, dissolved
itself. A meeting including Kossuth, Geor
gy and BEN, took place at Arad where i
was determined to put an end to the war, d
isanguinary and useless. Georgy address
ing the Council Of war, protested that h,
had no hopes for the cause of Hungary.-
All resistance wassvain--nothing but ute
ruin would attend the prolongation of til.
struggle. The war party, headed BY BEN
Kossuth and the leading members of IT,.
Hungarian Parliament, had nothing left nr,
10 hasten 70 Orsova. 1t is stated that Ko.
suth came with him, the Insignia of th
Hungarian Empire. Georgy surrendere
to Prince Paskcwitz, under the condition..
condition ~ can be called, that the Prime
should !ntercede with the Austrian Empe
Ior for himself, his people and his country.
A Vienna letter states that the number
troops that surrendered with Georgy ~,
! ~ 900 men and sixty guns. From Vie
ma letter Of the 18th it appears that Kossd
ls determined to hold out to the last. IT
Russian papers published the following lie
ter from Prince Paskewitz, to the Gear.
The Hungarians are at the feet of yor
! Imperial Majesty. The government ofN
insurgents has transferred it's power
Georgy the chief Of the army. The inst
gents surrendered to the Russian arnSy.
His example will be followed by the OH
insurgents. have the good fortune til
form your Majesty that Georgy's only d
dition was to be allowed to lay down n
arms to your NJ ajesty. shall keep hi 4
your Imperial Majesty's disposal. It
ported by some ardent friends Of the Hun
rians that Georgy has proved himself afF
tor and yielded to the golden arguments
the Russians. Kossuth's wife and tam
it is said, have fallen in to the hands az
Imperial troops.
HOUSE OF Preventative;
1 3lsT CONGRESS.
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81; ,x..a ~. 49,.
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49,
) 1 6 = 80 81 ., Z, y
fy i, ~ S - ~. IS =.
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IN ss Ae
q. ~ 'uo 'sO.n W
Al sttll NlSARY 4s5
he inge u ReDce il III the most disastrous
BIT 81 lts III inyp been defeated
NH p0ints md The csafse which they up.
ll,eld aga inta fearf I'LL N !. has failed past
red einpt iuf,s The ~ ~ which led to this
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driven their oppressors. neck and heels. out

of their land.
Il any we're deserving Of sympathy from
Republicans, for their noble efforts in the
cause Of universal freedom, was it not the
Roman? but alas! they found it not, even
those whom they and We had The right to
suppose would be their best friends, proved
TO be their very worst enemies, crushing
them with mighty arm, and again placing
the yoke upon their necks, which, for long
years, had kept them in degradation, igno.
rance and slavery. Alas, for fallen Rome!
Already the curse is upon her,
And strangers her temples profane;
They come to divide--to dishonor.
And Tyrants they long will remain
But shame on those tyrants who envied the
blessing!
And shame onits light race, unworthy it's good
Who, at Deaths rocking altar, like furies ca
ressing
The young hope Of reedom, baptized it in blood,
But this il too painful theme to dwell,
upon Rome has fallen! struck down by
the ruthless hand Of protested friend, and
even now me thinks that Freedom weeps in
silence over it's ruins.
In conclusion, would ask, why have we
not heard some public expression Of sympa.
thy for Rome? or, on the contrary. why has
ssicll a expression been 50 studiously avoi-
gdeds a. sc
This matter vas forciblv brouoht 10 nv
mind ], While listening to q trulv eloouent
and thrilling speech on the Hnnrar;an ca,se
delivered on SATURDAY evening the athinat
~ gentleman for whom i entertain tic
shighes: esteem and respect. During the
course OF his remarks, he, with much indig-
nation Of manner. alluded "a tn seondnct :,
Louis Napoleon. since lis acce ss ion 10 tba
Presidential chair: Sa stronuly
his course. as tyranncal 81 he sunnress ~
ofthe free press 6c &C.. MT l.e nepey said
ROVE once, Vow l,vs sho,ild Va. in mr. -,sI
& Nrsncb
void iii rcssion 81 oo II 81 lie part
m nca y, IS
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-12

SHOVELS AND SPAuES
DOUND and square point ShaSpIs
II steel and other Spades, Hoo, "
without handles; Hey q Manure Forks
&C., in store and for sa:o low by y.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-09-12

Board, at San Francisco, on the 18th
Of April, was $40, day.-The smallest
rooms rented for So day.