davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
The Surrender .r,s

Ise Coss,n .i'sss-< saa So Bosz>. las the follox
as account q the ssrren4eF . ih= Hangaau. o. tie
important fortress Of Ard in The South Of Hunsary
wuich Ne irAns.ste for ThS Trtbsa.
Af-er more ihaa hundred wsEors bad beeu sect "a,
cane ae s-ars gaEnsoa. locc nea stroog II f gsf sn
and sier niary sau aaou ooia sde. .d down ,hss,
aras According % ne term, Of lse Piu sgou hey ss
20 oe escorted 70 ice ooasdanes Of seyernak The
ts-ers retained helr swords TIE Conmaut.r B.r,er
wsui ~A ne troops 5eore their departure n, gsrr,ou
were oo sec 10 axe oar ROT 70 sht axar,, IL
gasy f1r ne space q II nourhs Tre arss-.r. eo,,l
II ne ioruess - ea1nou 1900 ngske wlIh stock Of
Po~c.r, oo@ss s1e oss>< n1slso1s sf wG
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10

80 h.s received iu F-s-ce Hs say. "a re
IN Rome noi or'y rec arc VII 80 - ~ ~
u /. r- ...1r --t t---f-f fo b l ll r- h'f-f'
Gov. ----.-f. ~ Frsr-- ErG .srt -'' .' - r.
.. 1.f -- III. fnr--l to r.F- A-. - .l, .t-
fl- t-- -r@. .f -- q. rafrirE -1 t-s i'f ---.''
M -.-.'.-. --- ..-.-..fv ~ fra-cr ir t-F-f oi -'e
r-r. r. rrar. ed f- .strs y --- .-. .
- - D. -t.r 90 "f-
.--- rt.s .- -.r-- f.t'~ - .- -.
..-. ..-.-. d. - ----- s' .' hif- 81 go
...... - ..rrf r.ra'-- ' '.---
.-...- .......-.-.-. ...t ...~f 30 '- ~
. r.---.. -. ... -s-.l ar.4|a- r.- -r A'.-''
- .-rs.r f '
80. u. - .r--- --- r-Esrt t e. --lt.ll
- -. ,, = .--,r-... 90 .slr-t s-t rfr---rlt =, -
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Thing nj Venice.

TIE 0pisi-ae of Turn. publishes ne io-oVi1. eteT.
dated ,h- l3.a. from Venice
-rr-.-f e.f '-oH- ns-- ff frf .' '-'
rs nt H.r- t.f.f-.s 'rrrf a t.-
r.r-or.' Ns..a.r. r.t.-s r..r- .f hr'-tfo
sr+t. s.H ls-f- - -frsf ie- -f crf 0i
sr.-- frfc- '-- i'g a. af tsr -'' 60
Be. gs-- rrh 0i e. if f'-
~ -r-s N. fr- e.. t-1T-rs'f De ~ ' 'f
b. Nt.I H.-f -r
-c.t. .f So .---. Nt-H. 0.rrtr. s-f Nsir -
.l a-rl A. -f., - ~-i 30 -1
.--- r-.- s.-- f.e a. ~ .. rt '-.
rr. .t N.'or.. g. grs '-a . t'-
Gel s'-s tl- str..''' q f- ..t' 'H''
D.. . -. ...-.f r0lr. Esrf. o. T
..af- f.a &.strs- aft,s-f 1s A. Cf.f0tso . ~
n ,-u',r d sal-.t ar. Of 0ir
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Inferr.firr NIi.rellnrv.

Frn~ F-rrari rf-- ...t Zen. lor hos rrrr
r,fe .1 .lst foNr ias1-- - 4rercr RI. e-t service
-n~scf r tnrcr .f fa rsf 1878 81 fl- trf
cs1sa rf heir +rrg Rome sgsrsf .1e O. rt7
rV " France IT, gave r.e CD snT- 1-rrhif r-s srr
i's 81 boz hsr -rrt i ST.. hs>'e t1 Bologna 'Ir
f-anps o. 1er.1 paris 10 he Try tte 1e'V wee
60 .rctrE ard fl-r ~ ads Of srmrl rer. "fo wee
rrfrsrfrG 'n fo.r lfarfha.ci
I'D rss broken orr sr-o~- fre sr-'r.' A--'-e
beading fe s-sn lfe rsrfv rr-i-0g an lrr0r- fo1s
-eil-r L. -rrs-frl s~c he minority ffirs '-sf Pie
-nrs-fIrU~ .r| . 1- 'ertaf L-rs 1se res g~sc ~
-isrV cd F1sr-e br-rerr wss expected daily VIII
Q powers 4 decisions srd public nrsr-.s are ToN
core % Noro's rsm- 4 lew o-'-- desiring 81 'he
o-or- t. Rome 20 repair foue - aagasf clever 1ss
heaa -.slet lie c.Lr iIarll..
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
The Papal Authority Proclaimed.

Oa Ju.y 5, as R. m- WAs brOlgl under he Pa
pa sway The yellow and white banner. -mn.aIJnec
.gh he Of Prer. ile das ncfJrr 1Isl-c BE-
tore tar C-sieo. - Aasro and sa4ed by 10 .uns, VA
lne osieltAlous di.plsy Of tie whole Fr-ncl gsrnsoa
Tee Ir-rcaruls 90 ceremony ere c1aract-rsrc o.
int so-rc-s OIL Vhic1 rey cane. llat ~ Jvl Olil
aurources -ai solemn Is ucrs Will 1e &c rhrai-d
- Peters sunday re lsL JAY r--lru .lslss
.lr success uf re FREQ l ia al fl me
esian m-ui VI Ia Pulutca n1riy" R. 1rrs sran-e
tr conquered t0 return banks fur ilr sc
g 1- siciuis TIE great Azrs ot :, Pee p, n-s
rled sin roocs. a-f ~ ch4fc lisef have 1ad
sss .lsn AtV 500 - -iers .u zmpe nave zld
rived about cc4Dck, and received 10 c14rct
steps b. comp 1e1t = 1ef-tAlOr %; eccessslca. a.
Aes, 10 eoL -circ o. 80 ,-e O.. Ala, a-- a.
stalled ir rnireli po- .0r previous i0 Toe con-
l1olf a-trrnafe- "a ansor .t mzfflAl narls, 70
wafr. praises nrsser tsr b. -lv-f rrstgraul oi
pu-s-y conillon. .l- me French troops vent flfc4sh
he u.a~.ve u k1-c IL 20 rcslvs TIE 'cLellcAon,
- f-.s = i-ry al hr-l osrr holsls A Oarf4aa
To-u C.suseare frai s1cr~.s % ich ne
. .slgtae flr1 - Fr1ncli " Sll1fs g 49, s-s- f9
~. 81 ms iriefoc- loo Folr-a4 .P-eches -JTever
pcar sl--ar.s ort g pace % - r~-e s- ar, -
slrl cerrt-alec tg - pri~s-s l1ruls-. YES
va. h=s- rr 5ic.lgs were golrs -ltef 20 as
r.cr, of fr-lcl .-lera.. AID calDs-. -l--rl1s
of go4r. Rrl-ll- relrrc o r- u 80 rau-
rrar0 v.s~1 ne fa-t sc-re oi lalY n-rfrry-s
as-rrt. he grave. o so malf ai ler ir-lfs 49,
-lL la.l.ls 41-y Fl-rl ils prlr.r4. req
20. =, u th- rest ne rrsc1 ~ :, rsrcrsf
.t-re .Les c-.nt-c a .u-rs houor of 10 t-par-e1
N.rr lrr -r.lns aFcrsr tl DE rresal---l order o'
,1lnF. ef Rome FOR cay arc 1lrrr-d ear
Frasc4- aure 10 ac Ne .--rul 20 o reL--f
rlse eslcrnty - aa-1g s-d - be- s-t -a
1l1,i L-syorc --as-r-s c1 t-elr lrt-r1 20 rywer
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
NJ NIALTA.
Italian Refugees kept out.

We earn from Malta thaf he Government - hat is.-
snd lss sdrermnsiior ro re- ec 81 ioreii ner'
rlvr racfy or Indirectly. r Nr' iieirrf frs -p il
be- ATE rolrc4 movements IN Its or eseNle n.i
r.ng ey may arrive il Blnsn vrs-tl- 300 even
vft Brush passports, ne case VIII se~era rlf
fum me G-u Av+zzsna late iser of War ai
Rrre who srrie eei ~ Msta iu tie Bltos "a ors g.
owed % and condition hat be- ei as-lu in = To-"
ia.- flr England TIE French steam packet Lycur -
l-1 INV arf or loo passengers urdcr similar cir-gui-
These have o. been prob oifet from andnE.
one two, who are -rfrr0s rom wounds an ~
-l r-i -lrIraI a1Vic- G-urra BrA4'trn, si.s Z %.
gfct said f1 be n1 n -o Erg all rr Hungary.
was cent lacA 'l N1ifl. whence le came
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Fence In Piedmont.

Asr. from Ps-.s of he 9Th lt a. hs-t Thev
.fss st p p1'-f 0' ye.--isv rer~nrs -a, re P.-i
SET. o-rr- proposal -fa- .i~ tte Tat l 81
f.s- tfe malrtr f~ nrH - had been r.-rtref ry
" Rl~-s. -s.te-ei il. -.t re ex-rr.-t lc
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
TURKEY.

The SudsirrsssA /-ifsag a rebellion hss wl.r
ont Oh ne Iufkl.h border ,f Crust ieldrd ny oos
rich. whose object Is 10 throw 90 tie suFrr, sny =
Porte and hr0g he n0ftn-~e-t corner 0i b'satiaf
the csltro. 0f le Ban Jrsclcl, whose 'tmiy ca'.fis
n tbi. district krucl, Al fre hrsd uf some $40 .
advanced o ne lIfh met t1szri ne tplA, in"tf
f1rs h'm ters pirqIeis uf MAN. OF whom hes ~
mined 10 purge az tLe Cis-J - county
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Rea.sn rh, ,he ,lspIelpsrl, Re.Isned.

TIE M-acistfv Whlch hss coa--c.e- ft.e ron re.
10 ss r r.nf-r s-.-rvlrx u - l.ce-f a.
been res 4. .r-rr 10 --ra4- --- - r---a
sor arll1r 81 fo clr-l a1f 1L 80 -.ri ~
O.lro i1r c-ealao1 ~ .1r- 10 e 1-- l reqa-r
Gse Grt gg ics- -1e rr--rr ~ Pee r-1- I-s boz
.Ialcr .- r-l 81 80 1--rrz- -r-t rrf-s-d ;1 l1i-
s -rc preferred --r1 - - rr-srs-ur, 0s-t-r - u
4 --1-ark.t. = 1...- AZ lo1crar .-.-r i1 O-1 ugr
Tr- -1r Il alsf -1-r-y -o--i q A---s. sul
-r- >-ra-ut >,lr1l-ti. o. an or profess l-a f--- g.
..l1 AZ culs lrraI- -1lf-fs2. rs-r.-
r1--- l-r = 1.n1 H. ui ..ci l-s yr-is.rr o--
l1-lrrl hulor.h cfrEscs Do -- n tl-r Dc- fai-ei
l1-l assls. ne r--lr- u t1e press
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Nsrrmrnr, Of GaribaIdI.

Iae s,1fs;l q orr-c- o - srh JAY consrs s1ne
80 -.-o1 rssPecllg Gall.a-1l 4 o. ln- "a be A.
l'V1 = = -silr Orr el0, ac1 Gen t1ie- c,clr-
-- II &c scs-i al D. hOrs 5li ns-C realty
-'N' se-ii -lltoll 1ors-s. OauhA4l ~lier-c ne
- - - - 1-r IN la- evrl4-s. arc la1 &C 1i-r-
- --- 1as s;rscy, s-c sec returned hs camp,
- - -ryVicrc - - ircat alis Nll- a. i~-
u--sv c-.1t-y q u.ns q every se.c soa al narc-
80 80 '1ae- Ga rh> i5yh - Frelcn cav.ry a.
TiT-c. s- 800 Ail-r t.e who= for-- s--r-y u 40
u a. y a. - c4VA-y. Tee togr 50 iuul1Aret ~
wei " - seselA Rres.e.EL kloel Ia set irsE o.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Rumor- ola Grand U-urpntiop.

For some anys pasi hnt particularly since The p-oro-
h'a "as mao, if pf.f's .s l"e L"..''''.r As-su.
h4l quarters oi uske attempt io change tfe form oi
o.teili-,a. A.n".i rv~f incident usi mas oc'ufi''
ruunnr. Ae fi.-e w sre fr.d t0at % hose -,
uurnn. fHr f.Hsan-v 80 te -of fafi- 'F-fri
vfI 4.trs arrOu.c.fI faf D. la- ffrn tftl"u fh-0-
..t .-.t--ars -s,sr.-H siIf ant perm rrn' form
~ iov,r mc' ton 'or ife eternal foo1 o' tSrcr Do a.
.n. ~ here fos.fs ID 81 rrsrrcf-l ard fh4i 0f
past ssu artisans have heta secretly rmp.of 30
fsnrrAfuu oi r4. n4nsr ~ uror lr eA4 e- cN
ere ftrrru4on worship with .nfHu-asm ihe emh' m o'
nc nprrul sc'o '-s afd proclaim ihr nephe" ' i-'f
0.f cNI'f iifi emperor lh- 4i'ai Gay : slH.r' t
fhe iffh of .tx iHf ver-ary I'd. - hIrn ~ ne
f.as'rol Nafo'ou. and It's i'r rs reason hsi Mn.-
irfs suI rNf enftt'iN re pro I--Ii '" e fI.,'
and W. .ff cHrlrn@rrr on ffe ls 90 August III thr
nesntr ,r Pre-. dent Of he Republic j. io make tour
fte rrcff-. o.'rn-iN i' s-ss' 81 ihr "fen'ns
r-r. srrisr. 0f fa foa1.. Nuf with tae real o0 0-f of
-cq.Ir.- popularity, aHi r'-r.aa'ns h' eag.es Iho.-
slo sfrc' fo te cse s il,.c Important event. hirs
peril 90 -.rp q flf Tie oh-r panty - fhe Leg 'im.s
,sa1 accorf oitc .ru- sufi .rs. s.-o sorking
are ahorrr fo Gown tners such are me Important
event, predicted ty OF ihe Partisan ioarnas for ihe
Tie p,a., speaking ofie general anticipation of'ore
attempt .etup kins or AZ Emperor hod' ne fo-o"
lug language
r.- r.ra. ..i- -''r 90 h.'' s-an- s--'' ,'fs- s-
., ..--,, fr.ra. 49, Ser . ra,f r.0rft sHr
,..., ,..-..i... .,-s ta- .t..t... ...,e. d.
i0-l- eHn IT tre f~r sr-T-r 0
A I. A.
.t.r enc t-'.f- ih- -s..tfu . t- -t-t
f-fr.ar.. .- a.
r-|-rr1 .l -l'.a. cots fHs' ffs
-.. . t--c' ~f-ffa Cos f're
.u.f 49, rra 4fg -r.s = ~han see ti--e
H-..s or rHsf a,t1st. as 49,
.-.,. ..-..t.' p~.,t-' s-'-e t- s.s th-' 9'r''-'
Fr-s.l' NOM s psa' l bear fcu --e SO
r- .ft' f. r.r -hsf .rs .ltff ' o.
]. u--. .a- tlsts .rrAfol rtis % '-''sa. me-
.r.- frs... rf--f s.l, ftr e
eat Oh A sr
10 fr h 0lt
s.f s~r-a trrs sf t' - eflls 40
sfr-r1sal tfrs sf - r~t~s.sfl -rlr-
.a.. sitsrlf sf--N q t.st -si ~
f r . sHs0f rF~~ 10 So
fl- sc-a i-
H- 0sri-- .-f-.t-r The 4-s 't 1sF-f r- r
f...+ ...r ga. t.s~loE tl-n tss-
.lt Ust a. W. -a i e-Y fhst it+
k-. .4.t va.t ,t -- ,s .~ '---e taf
l.re qrs--fsso- PAS - - nst 20 e-.r
srHet a Eel r-- ttr h-..-
/ +. 90 fr r- h-a s'sH taf ri-
...f t.rs .-..-.- -.f-- -l r.fra. I -ar
"a. .- rrt 10 . Bog o. ..s
Ass-t Gel i.s 81 - 1rtala-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
In.urrection NJ Pesih.

The Journal dls Osferrsioeg Ltgds OF Vienna has me
Il, lowing which We translate tor its Tri5ers
Accord Iog 90 report anaues Aos'ush party al Fesh'
On he G TOOK Of he moment when they heard
the sannouihanter A. Wai,zsn. snd when aimo-' he
xn0e gsrrisou he o.ty wss absent 10 atsmpt '-
ouc iusarrecnou, alarm the inhabitants and erect o'
r,i-. However. the energetic interference OF + "
l-uf Ramberg who concentrated al tue troops before
ne c'y dispersed The muunve- removed the b.rrc-des
- -..-nrni nrlaL
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
prn,e.1 Asnin.t Rn..i,n- In WnIlaehI.

Adviees from Const.uunopi- inform - bat ne -,
ha- ssued protest AgaGst h- mafcn ng o Russia ~
lurols b, and dives notice thsf n The klssals FaI
repas- they viii 81 he Jisarned Tnis rn.r4 4suc g,@
and nOuce sald 10 Aavs prod .ced srcs. .rn'i-N
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
New Ministry nt Rome.

Orr lIih fu'y Gen Oldin0t fsf succeeded a ifru.-
i~. a sorf ~ ni-try composed OF Pacsntni "a rt
uriinars umI.su. er 90 Grace snd Jgsucr VI Lllan.
q sn-fcr sud Prot Cavalier. Ct PunHc Works. Agfi-
lre anr ComH~rre By snot er degree ~ iA- Fr-uci
l-eeral Pence Msssmo rri1s'aiec ir l- direction.
rf Prince Csmgas1aro fn he n-p-cor Genera u lr
Pot OHce 60 sald ha' Msuiani bad lsius~d fue
fers4Lu Department
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
More Pro-ecuTiOn-.

A. tl t 1.rg-,A uruters li .t- .iivs A.-e1t 'y
arr e. ltr.l efs1l ai i1~ sda.r III 10 I5 b
o. I4r- trtr- a-l ae 1s--
.f grrso- yru-rcl I'd lt- f-.clr-lr .f tl- Re
r-hlc ceual4s Fe l-ul ie Frus-e-ir M Crepe. -
~
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
GERMANY,
German Dlsuni

German Dlsunion-Opinion OF the stat"
Banover's PIan-Th- Berlin Pian-AaS
rents OF Prus-ia--upreme Court si "
Union Prussia aad Denmark--g % gbjssi"
oil BadeD--wiss ii spiiality- -ha,IsdIs"'
rendr red. Ac.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10
Proclamation ~ Ko..uth.

We fni in the 6.aisels Z.f41y De following proe''
nation addressed by KossurH 10 the people OF lesth
oa sa,.n. me cry before the entry OF the Russians
.ai ,rans.a Ate .u t.r T. TrI5-ls. as follows
Noble inbabuar,. OF B.da end Pe-ih. Jet iolr bearing
be calm and reuus Meet Hospitality car erein es ne
Aa.uans bang out sea and yelo" aas' I'h~ Austrian
anl lowed 80 that the heart OF the AND
the most sefsscr6cirg Of ciles may 'uaer no nj1nes
We must leave YOU tor cannot here develop our
s-.s, gut be- ,ooso.cd iu a few moons shall again
resr OH, dear Capital Before leaving you. dsi broth
r. hsve iakeu care has YOU should not fall need ard
"a, no scarcity Of provisions should occur Farewell
lS.gued by K1,su.hl
New-York daily tribune., 1849-08-10

ron Of w.irer 70 rect ne se.re8 urcron of - corps
~i,a lne miin h.,ty % zee Aargsraa smy A. "'.'fea
O. pe-fn 0f GortrVs rrfs tr 81 Au''rsn Ifs'n
sivsrcrt. a. fs- - ftr irh instant ir
r battle ~as fl4- n tre s.ri,i'y 'f NNif-n ~
-.-rs. of t.- ~ls.r. .r .r- ir1-r '--> Nff- ft
'rr--a Hy Tie saf .. 5lta ro~ ~s-nre n OBJ" t''--ff'
ii.te Comp -7' 1' course nd- -r -1 me a7 ~ 'i
tots. tei-st o. -- sarars'
he ( s,b.rg ~ --,.fsr Z..,-'r t'lrnA ne''n'
ou.y 3D. i@e psy OF A-,,rahs. Nis1 rc,'-i 'o ta' tai
te ;ae following pa.ch pe translate f.r fis Ir'a's
We Aave .seer. f-ou Pes 90 Jsy.- Trey tlit 90
lshtoa The uncertainty soi larkress of re -ePot j.
appears CERTAIN. say e,lers .hsi uc n.Asns h'Te
received c1-k VA hlf yer rrse' -f ~ -
1si Tsi-l ~rrf sa. srresrrd concerning ie- a-i.
T.r 30 A-.4- rgs sirrr, vss ~ ed IN 20 ,ae hrf u
e R.s.s-s T.. main ,oiy o' ,he Russian Amy anaef
Pass -r assro, yst srvel s. Pcs.h r sPPears '' =
ST. ~occ1r.ea" ,1 ,le ro,i ot HaVs'
TIE C.-....-.,--.. E.a.eg of Nla.ca has ihe iol.N
.'r scc,a-r o. shr same battle which w. translate Tor
~ T-b4-. ,s follows
G,-sav I'D marched from Comc-l -'0 ari Na'fen
W. .sr.1.s force ,ua hsi pro's, riec'rt arct on
W. De-.t-.kv T-eir rrcr,ans To>acu of Wa.r-n bad
-.--n-.,sv Rec, occupied cr the r,r' 81 me Rl'.a's
Only By lle Mc..c.ran -s, 'en,. ara was sccoiia, =
s-srrs.et ou he ,h Jsv cr tae srvs ofi'e hln,s AIS
TIE g Rc. .o-r. happened c 'e M ae sse da' 90
-- r-sr-h RON Hs.rsn to Wa.re- fae 80 was mof,i +
axs-.t A.-,i ara me sh ~hc- had been 'ec''o 'r''o
rt- f,- uolre has been ordered ascA sier nN DOW n
the ST.. sra wa. f,'osins the amy. Tie 81 ai''AFa
CAREY. ns.r body o- .1e i5h. rear Wai-'a. &c
.,-frr -a .he R1.ss1 hu.era eAo.v VIE. &C.
..,-s-. % private in'ormaaor % was taFs- ta'N F"
Dsra-ecr However hat may De-. 81 even.r.. M
,,- ,--vs. % ihs = corps aci Ae Austrian troops
.a hat entered Pssh. che battle w.s arrested s1d on
Go-evs .de VAS kep, up only oy ctanoaate o. iae
-ss = eN snai resrgusri ger. - ilai PasAie
witch 8. hi. b4.sn naive er'usi coaes'es aa' .n 70
-4.,r The stufz.e--oi course succe.,i ya 'e morn
only 20 &C. ~i,l sn uuimro-rar division 81 .afani1
instead of re frea, Hungarian array That arry atl n
t meantime marched toward lpo.y va.eY 30 threaten
.s vhce Ru.sian re u ogers ior' .'r Che secaf '
which psskiewi,ch ai orce ordered .e crl' rts
back 10 Msko.cr In tbs way Oo-sey 5 now qefaAng
v,ta ai, whole srmy between me Cirpalhlans ana tr
Austrian and Russian armies. eavlne 10 obstacle n he
WAY OF heir JUNCTION ID IS hard 10 uuds sand how ne
Russian is e. ied 10 app-eheri Gorsey design . %
had been hs purpose break through n froli ie "ci
ao, have rerns ned a. day quie Al Watzen A. ih' a.
rwasn1hns 6u.a .e.nt 70 cover Tie march o ne hon
we'd baaoas up0a ne Theiss. szssroereny pronounced
s,.heren,,l and ueves While TIE nan body o. 'he
Hureans,. Vas marching srsy nnhr ierrd The Rlssns
.tsp,eI hnns tl hey Should hsve new remorc'm' Pei
and 70 .auser saswsr the iesby served artillery oi lie
aremv
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-06-24
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.


BALTIMORE June 23-5 p. m.
Dssretips frsDeaths from drt~ksag cold Dafsy
TO the memory Of P1ident Pok.-1ne markets &C.
break this morning visited by most de-
suucve fire. and but for tho almost superhuman labors OF
iiremen would probably have been fully equal the
great fires often hear Of in other cities IL originated in
the extensive mill OF Mr. Stowe Uher's alley, which
totally destroyed together Messrs Needles Godeys
cabinet establishment Jacob Andrews glass mannac-
tory and $4,000 worth Of mahogany belonging TO Mr..
James Williams which there insurance. The
loss was about $4,000, which the insurance
$4,000. i4
There three deaths in this city yesterday from drink
ing cold water and three more reported this morning
They all, with one exception, Irishmen, who havs
been but short time in the country consequently
used climate, the copous daughts of ice
water which is so plentiful here.
The speech of George X. Richardson, esq., Yesterday
the meeting of citizens in the Exchange adopt
for paying public tribute the memory of the
mented ex President Polk, eloquent and appo-
pirate.
correspondent in the Argus this afternoon dominates
Col Sol Hlen the Democratic candidate for Gov
emor. James Carroll, of Baltimore county, is also
toned candidate for Congress from the Sd Congressional
district and Wm Pnkney Whyte for the 4h district The
of George H. Hickman also presented for the legis
iature.
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market to-day -four
very Inactive and the only sale could hear of 200
ob Howard ~ 60 fresh ground and brand
Sales 22o bbls. City Mills at - 62A.
Sales prime red wheat 81 cents and white l06
cents.
Limited sales yellow s. So cents, and white 81
cents.
No change in oats.
Sales whiskey 2OA Il barrels. The article
is still dull. 13t4
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GEORGE LIPPARD, esq.

The removal by Mr. Meredith, of Messrsr William
Little aud Reuben Hanse, esqs assistant appraisers, could
or more intelligent officers itwould have been hard TO
find The most astonishing act Of ALL however, is the
removal. also by MIR. Meredith, OF Mr. Thomas Stewart
appraiser for many years attached 10 the depart
en of the custom house. and of the experienced
and attentive officers in the government service; His
political opinions democratic, but prudent has ne
always been in his avowa OF them, and moderate in
their support that nobody could charge him with be-
ing partisan in any meaning Of that term. Yet this
aged and responsible citizen is condemned and
under that clause of the Taylor code, have rend
to reward and no enemies to punish" yluantan.
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Prose rApttOn In Virginia.

M Jordan esq, of Portsmouth. Virginia, removed
from the Office of naval sorekeeper at the Gosport navy
yard some weeks since Mr. Jordan was appointed in
1896 to Eli vacancy occasioned not by the removal,
but by the death of his predecessor From that time to
the period of his removal he has discharged his duties
faithfully and without complaint from any quarter His
conduct officer and man was without reproach
and all the commanders of the avyyard bore testimony
his honesty capacity, and fidelity. But he demo-
crat, and no-par,y administration dismissed him from
the public service His entered upon his du
ties and dismissed of the three clerks in the employ
mens of the naval storekeeper at and the third
| signed, knowing that he would also be discharged.
MIR. Jordan resides in the town of Portsmouth. The
Board of Trustees OF Portsmouth control the appoint
men Of town officers and elected by the people For
many years that board composed of wings, and all
its appointments but of wings But since pro-
scrp,ion has been carried among them election has
taken place, and the people have wisely determined to
retaate The following from the Norfolk Herald, wing
paper, tells the result The Herald has nothing but
mendaons for the irresponsible caba which controls
the deslnes OF the country when dsmsses honest and
efficient men; but the people obtain bad emnence'
when they see fito proscribe prescription" The edi-
tor Of the Herald is, indeed a true whig
ELECTION OF rRUsrEEsThe election Saturday pur,
OF the legislature, resulted in choice
following board of trustees until The first
atu rday pril 1850 Joseph Boue, d. p Daughtrey,
William w. LAWS, Amos Edwards John l.. Porter, Viii
! liam Portock, John Cocke John K Cocke-Portsmonth
Transcript"
The above is strictly democratic ticket, formed by n
of that party, told, in the expectation that
they would every wing of office. The whigs who
cdd not help themselves, stood aioo and let the demo
have all their way; "hoping for the best, YET
Tearing the worst"
The democrats of Portsmouth may boast the distnc
ton of having introduced into Virginia the unsoca prac
lice of forcing the party at municipal elections and in
municipal appointments Office. 1t is bad emnence
which they have obtained, and desire that they should
occupy it 'alone in their glory" 1t may be tina
gaping catching y but trust their neghbos this
side the river will keep their mouths Shut and if they
should go in for party ascendency common prudence
dictates tina, they should do let it be- not to prosbe blu
prevent prescription.
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Fearful Rapages Of the ChoisraPreualsne the Ohio &C.
WHEELING, June 23.2 P m.-The steamer Wyoming
arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning She had twenty
of cholera board during the "a hours previous
her landing, and seven of them proved fatal This sad
intelligence took citizens by surprise, and when the
boat first neared the wharf the city authorities not being
sengers and dead bodies to be landed After further
sdeaton, however, they permitted to be brought
ashore, and the necessary relief was administered
passenger named Geib landed here yesterday
from board the steamer Shenandoah sick of the cho
|era He refused admission into any of the hotels.
and died at O'Clock this morning, victim OF the terri
BILE malady.
Great alarm prevails among citizens. They are
taking active measures to use every Precaa'ion
The weather is intensely hot, and business generally
very dull.
The Clay and Turner difficulty. Clay recovering
CINCINNATI, June 23.-There 80 many conflicting
reports in relation to the late fatal difficulty in Madison
county, between Cassus NJ Clay and Joseph Turner.
that is prudent to give credence TO OF them Mr.
wound not being dangerous first supposed
1t is said that MIR. Turner acknowledged, before his
death, having stabbed Mr. Clay.
The Indian Massacyes confirmed, &C.
| New ORLEANS, June 17.-Authentic information
ceved here from Texas confirms the accounts of the hor
rid buchery of whites by the Indians, which have been
recently reported. Of Captain Beachs party, consisting
of ga all massacred except one, who succeeded in
Dates from the city of Vera Cruz to the st nst state
that the Mexican Congress has authorized railroad 10
be constructed from Nara Cruz TO the city OF Mexico
The cholera in Cincinnati.-Rtmored dHl.
CINCINNATI, June 22-The cholera, which heretofore
has been confined to the lower class of the community
now assumes more general form, and carries off both
the high and the lowly Several OF most respectable
citizens have recently been borne away by the epidemic
At noon to-day, all the cemeteries except handed
their reports for the preceding tweniyfour hours, du
ring which time seventy ntements had taken place. f
|ty. four of which were caused by the cholera.
1t is said that the Hon. R. Wicklife. jr charge DAT
flares to Sardinia left Lexington Ky Monday for the
SON Hopes are entertained that the difficulties will be
adjusted the ground, before the meeting takes place.
| The markets continue dull and unchanged.