The Spartan. [volume] (Spartanburg, S.C.) 1843-1852, 1849-06-28

Provisions at Rome were growing dearer, as
the French die not allow any 10 pass but the |
scarcity was confined chiefly TO Injuries. Bread
and ordinary articles were still in good supply.
~. irss,f,s has tf the e,,y for tho camp Of & en-
0gdlHot, 90, was expected bacb,,slnediaiely. IA
WAS also aac rste,,sl Stsat ,sta;aa he'd leon
seaisep sbe etrssioss day 10 tfsesxS ropdsdt
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tsssesN6d ., III ai,aai eS 4Ssison 81 The Trli-
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PRUSSIA AND nENMARK
The vi hetwecn the Danes seRlshe Pruss,aas
continues with, ffan, present sessaranees, the
ren,otest prospect Of satisfactory adjustment of
the pary matter in dispute. The town Of Fred
erica has been reduced by bombardment, and the
Prusslun troops are advancing to Arhaus. The
Danish cruisers strictly enforcing the blockade
OF the German ports. A division Of the Russian
tieet has appeared the Danish waters which is
cohsidered significant Of the intentions OF the
Czar.~ 80 F.a' 'e- - sse.F' p -t
There is very little Authentic intelligence from
Germany. ItSwould seem. however, that the
western PrIssian provinces have become some.
what. more ,ranqnilized; But in Baden and Ba.
yafia ana n ~ That rcgion, The rorr.r chiefs a.e
saiJ !" be ouiy wadinsto learn sha 4it osr lAe
| F'gdnch eleeSijn
hrlaa.RtA AND HUNG ARz.
From Austria aod, Hungary li,tle is positively
krrwn bcyvid the fact that vast rrnics fr:,r, s.,s-
Pr.,r
| down upon the hungar,ans, who seem to DO max
ing progressive movement, large bodies of troops
having retired into the Businesses of the country,
where they will he able full upon the enemy
with almost certainty Of success q -
BY thu latest news positive information has been
received that the city of Buda has fallen into the
| hands OF tho Hungarians, who are said to have
gained possession OF the place by treachery, and
pntthe garrison of five six thousa nd men to
the sword. I'D. ~ Es ;s.ssg- .f.z.s..s
i In the South the -Magyars said To be in pos
session of F'ume, the only seaport of Hangary |,
which. if true, will give a Impulse to tho
icause. 81 Ea.la s# ~
9 sRussa al Warsaw lasted bat one day Nothing
tas uehsptrct as TO che ob7att of tIts suervies.
FcA1S
| The Western Texan, city of San Antonio, Of
the l7th of May, gives a horrid account of tie
iavages of the Camanches in the neghborhood of
Laredo, where they murdered three entire famil-
lies, numbering sixteen eighteen individuals
According 10 a. letter in the Western Texan,
the cholera has swept iikesa whirl~ind over La
redo leaving scarcely family that is not in
mourning. About two hundred Mexicans died ;
the company of the 1st Infantry stationed there,
lost eight out of thirty; and the Boston Essex
Mining Company buried five of their numl er at
i Laredo. ''5 '-t -'.' Fa 2
IA gentleman who arrived a, Corpus Christi di.
saaJ iron. San Anto:ao1ea the Gath rltimo ranorts
i 'ha the c'oi2iq aging among the troops er-
c6mped near thai place. stha deaths averaging 30
\ day. He also sctes FIAT III the troops were o.,
Fnraugh, IfeSu,ag, Eag sc
ocivcd E.css s.. 49, sss
aarml,sS ~
By.thc following paragraphs. Copied from the
ltorpus Christ Star of the 26th ultitno, 1t would
'np@car tl't '}"re other deprcdators on the
, ] KAN trcr.:cr I,ii'es the Indians
i Since our last we have heard os no fresh de-
| predations by the Indians In this section, The
horses stolen from San Patrico appear to have
been taken by band OF phite There's, mixed with
Mexcans and negroes. They were pursued by
party of citizens, who kept them in view for ten
miles. but being badly mounted were unable to
ovcrtake them. 2sps~ @Ss ff.
| :" Yesterday two Mexicans, belonging TO COL
| kinny's Rancho del Oso, were shot on the west
bank of the Nueces, just above San Patrico, and
one of them, it is thought mortally wounded
The persons who shot them are said to be whites,
ana u"untless helong to the same gang who stole
the horses at San Ratrico."
| We take occasion here to stote that Tele-
graphic report at the murder Of Colonel Kinney.
which was extensively circulated about a week
| ago. had mo- other foundation than the msappre.
| hension of some Telegraphist.
The Galveston Civilian states that the wagons
for the expeditiont to Ell Passo were being packed
with all possible dispatch, and would soon be rea
dy. The expedition will be composed of the
3d Infantry, under command Of Major Van Horn.
The Typographical engineers. who were dis
patched to make reconnaissance of the route 10
Paso del Norte. and who were reported to have
been killed by Indians, have returned to San An
tonia, and reported practicable route to Colonel
fiarney, Tor the contemplated march of the troops.
The cholera has broken out in New ErsupCels
twelve deaths occurring from it on the 26th ultimo.
The people were flying from the town panic
stricken. The principal portion Of the population
OF New Braunfelsis is composed of Germans, who
ny their industry and enterprise, have built up
thriving town. s,,,- -
AT San Antonio the cholera had greatly abated
ana cannot longer he said to prevail in an epdem-
ic foLm The deaths were about four or Eve
day. ~ 80
- The disease had attacked Tho