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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-06


SLAMS aud Austrians have heavy work TO &c,
through before they can qucll the nsurrec-
\ tion.
Vienna papers Of the nth inst, c. nlain an
official despat,h from the head quarters OF
Gen. Luders, in Schansburg, Transylvania
stating that on the 3lst ult., bate took
place between his corps and The Hungarian
army under BEN, in which the latter was de-
feated, and the Russian General, Skariatin,
was Killed by a cannon ball.
H 1000 Hungalians are said to have been kill
cd in battle. They we're pursued by the Cos
sacks, who took ! field pieces, two standards
large quantity of ammunition, and General
Bem's travelling calash, C, ntainng important
papers.
500 prisoners were captured by the Rus.
slams. The Russian losses aro qno.ed at A
killed and 100 wounded.
ITALY.
II VEsIcE.-Venice hold. out The feeling i,
rising amongst the French clergy, expressed
through the Archbishop ofPars, who is NOV.
ing to procure honorable terms for the noble
H Venetisns.
h The Archbishop's letter to the Minister o.
Foreign Affairs on this subject 10 noble art
eloquen, appeal in favor of oppressed humani'
lily:
Rome presents gloomy aspect, and ito i'm
mediate and future destiny will prove, We fear
sad one.
/ FRANCE.
/ The Assembly has adjourned to tho LIST o
October next. At the last sitting but one
during an incidental discussion arising out OF
an application to prosecute two representative,
for sediuous libels, published in the provinces
an elderly member, M. Caster, in a personal
alteration, called Pierre Bonaparte an mbec-
lie. upon which the Presidents cousin struck
M. CASTER blow in the face. A violent con
sternation succeeded, and M. Dupin order sd
them into custody.
\ The President has returned TO Paris after q
visit TO Rouen ahd Havre. An indisposilion
Of somewhat choleraiic character, threw SONS
lIavre, but the reception appears to have been
very favorable; sharing however, the general
populace applause in that distric, with M.
Theirs and General Changarnier.
Paris and the sur oundng Districts in con
formny with the new law, have been relieved
from martial law, and tranquility has been
perfectly maintained during the week.
The Government, il is said, have received
information that Austria had applied to Bava-
ria for military assistance, and that the latter
power was about 10 send $4,000 troops TO
protect the Austrian capital.
A modification in the ministry was though,
likely, by the Retirement Of MessIs. Dufaurc
and Odillon Barrot.
The troops left at Rome by Gen. Oudinot
have exhibited strong feelings Of dissatislac-
ton at not being perm ted to return to France.
The object Of the expedition having been ac
compished, they deem it not only an act of
injustice, but Of cruelty, to detain them any
longer from their families and friends
| The Court Of Asslzes had just commenced
the trials of the rioters, amounting to I50.-
Out of this number 81 were found guilty and
sentenced 10 various kinds Of punishment from
transportation to impris comment; the remain
der were acquitted.
A letter received in Paris fom Vienna states
that the government had resolved to negotiate
with the lIungarians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-06

Three or four coored persons, probably in
stgaed by the abolrtionis,s, induced Mr..
Clays body servant, Levi, to run away from
him, on Saturday it is supposed that he has
gone to Boston. We shall speak more par
ticularly Of this matter tomorrow.
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7DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Tie S,eams. Caledonia arived at Halifax
ou Thursday, bringing the following intsli-
unpco
ENGLAND.

ou Thursday, bringing the following intslli.
gcnce -
ENGLAND.
II This Queens visit to Ireland has terminated
with the same enthusiastic delight with which
il commenced. Her Majesty after visiting the
Duke of Leinster at Car,an, on the morning o
the 10th inst, returned to Dublin and themes
preceded TO kingstown, where she embarked
in the evening The farewell to the Dublin
folks seems TO have been of most animated
and chvarous character. The Queen &C
knowledeed the testimonials of loyalty ex-
pressed by the multi,udcs which witnessed
her embarkation with more than accustomed
warmth. She waved her handkerchief in tok.
en- Of the satisfaction she experienced, and
again and again was the royal standard lower
ID, as her acknowledged of the hearty re-
option she had received. The royal entry
into Glasgow took place on Thursday, the
authorities presenting the accustomed address
ses and the Scotch showing az much enthusi-
asm as the Irish
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.
The accounts from Vienna are of much in
terest. The entrance of the Hunsarians from
Comorn into Raab, is fully confirmed, and
they only differ as to the booty which was So
cured in or near Raab, by the Magyars.
The greatest alarm was excited in Vienna
and Presburg by the news Of the advance of
the Hungarians, whose ou,posts are said have
appeared in Wieselburg. AL the troops
which could possibly be spared from Vienna
were Immediately despatched by railway to
Plesburg, and il is said that many of the SOL
diers, who were new recruits, displayed very
great Encouragement and reluctance 10 march.
A continued battle on the 23d, 2ith and
25th uIt., took place between the Russians
and Hungarians near Mishdobz, on the left
bank Of the Sake. 1t seems that after the
battle Georgey quilted his positions, and the
Russians a good deal Gu, up followed him,
but where the Hungarian is does not appea
very clear, while his enemies haze after a
march Of great danger and difficulty, crossed
the Thesis, and taken up a position near the
banks Of Fured, in Transylvania.
We find that some Hungarian troops have
crossed over into Moldavia, doubtless TO deiach
the Russian forces by making a diversion in
the enemy's territory in the south.
About Pe,erswardin, a good deal Of active
fighting is going on, bnt we have no exact in
formatioe of Gen. Hagnau, having joined the
forces Of the band II 10 not unlikely that the
Hungarians may in that quarter out maneuv-
re tho Aus,rians after all. In the meantime.
We learn with tolerable certainty, tha, the
right bank Of the Danube, between Vienna and
Pesih 10 entirely interrupted, and it is again
reported that tie Hungarians once more occu-
py Pesth.
II seems that in almost every position the
fiungsrisns maintained their grosnd, and in
several they are undoubtedly conquerors. i
they can defy the viennoiso so close to the
capital as Rssb, !, v quite plain that the Rus
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ANOTHER DESPATCH.
BALTIMORE. AUG 30

BALTIMORE, Aug. 30-7 p. M.
The New Orleans papers of the 25th (prob-
ably Aug. 23,) publish Rey's letters to the
American Consul, declaring his abduction,
and claiming the protection Of The American
government.
The papers also publish the correspondence
between the Captain General of Cuba and
the American Consul, and also Reys decar-
alton before the Captain General Of Cuba and
the soldiers confessng that he had left New
Orleans voluntarily, but under fear Of threats.
&c.
The subject appears 10 enyross the entire
attention Of the New Orleans press, their COL
umns being literally filed with the same.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-06

APPOINTMENT Dy TBE Henry
Shelton Sanford, of Connecticut, to be Sec
retary of Legation oi the United States al
Paris
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New ORLEANS, Aug. 26-4 p. M.

The brig Salvadoia has arrived at this port,
after passage Of eight days from Havana
She has on board the abducted Spaniard Rey,
who was given up by the Captain General of
Cuba, without formal demand being made
for him. lie has been sent home by the
American Consul. Since his arrival, he has
given testimony, in which hs stated that he
had been taken from New Orleans against his
will, &c. He was required to give bill as
security for his appearance at the trial of the
Spanish Consul.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-06

An odd looking genius, rugged out in regi.
metals, visited Trenton, N. j., lately and
prt his name down on the boiel register as
Gen. BEN, Commanderin-chief Of the IIunga.
rlans.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-06

The Life of Mahomed, and the Life Of
Washington, both by Washington Irving, are
announced as being IN press.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-09-06

lie who loves money more than hcnor, will
rate il above lonesiy.
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State the price per page Tor every additional page
lon any OF the above four pages, estimating at
no, 900 pages.
Blank FORMS or any other description of printing
Ireqnired broadside of The above paper. each
|brOadsde to be counted page
Treasurers weekly statement OF treasury drafts
land specie, on imperial writing paper. per 100
sheets, '2Uu
Ii expressly be understood that charge of
|any description will be allowed The prices bid for print
ling and include all contingencies and extras
The department the right have any descrp-
|on OF printing, which nay properly be called ''book or
pamphlet work" executed by special contract
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids with
samples OF qualify Of the different, kinds Of paper they pro-
lpose furnish.
Separate proposals will also be received for printing 600
copies of the Annua Receipts and Expenditures Of the
United States for the fiscal year ending 30h June 1872
forming about $50 pages ia volume including paper
printing folding, and stitching The first part of the work
TO be printed in The as those Tor the fiscal
year nding Both June, ls7 page 2 in every particu
and the second part those for the fiscal ending
|30h June, 1874 in every particular
May 2f-law4w lint IL Wing
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THE UNION.

State the price per page for every additional page
on any of the above ovsr four pages, estimating
4 900 pages.
On parchment to be furnished by the department,
lpor 100 65,0Ul
Blank FORMS any other description of printing required
boadsde of the above paper each broadsde to be
counted page.
1t is expressly be understood that charge OF
nny description will be allowed The prices bid for print
ling aud include all contingencies and extras.
The department the right TO have any descrip
zion of printing which may properly be called book o.
pamphlet work" executed by special contract.
The bidders for printing will accompany their bids will
samples OF qualify OF the different kinds OF paper they pro
|pose to fuulish May 3l-law4w June 12-2aw 30thl
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p1SO REwARD--Ran away from the subscriber nea

|Lp SO REWARD.-Ran away from the subscriber near
lsW lou Luray Page county, Virginia, on the 9th inst,
IA boy named Aaron He is very black, years Of age
,bout feet or inches high, has down look when spo
very thick lips and heavy tongue He had on when
he left domestic kersey frock coat faded black color
broad brim white hat and other clothing with him. not re
collected The above reward OF $50 will be given should
be apprehended OF the State, and 500 taken IN the
State that may get him again. All reasonable charges
Twill be paid if delivered to me at Luray.
Aaron left company with sprghtly yellow boy red
complexion, red hair and spotted face; not so tall as
Aaron but heavier made. Both Of the above boys are goo
coopers WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept. PIT Lurav. Page county. virginia
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Wan DEPARTMENT., Washington, May IL, lsa9
c,rPARATE PROPOSALS. Will be received at this
y Department until O'Clock 10Th day OF June next!
~, supnlvng the Stationery and executing the Printing
ie,cdbed in the schedules below. The stationery
must be the best quality. and the printing executed Ia
he hest 10 amer Samples OF the former must accompany
each bid specimens of the latter will be shown 10 DID
ders al The several bureaus, if desired III,
The successful bidder win be required give bond, with
pproved suretes the faithful uhlmont oil MS contract
and the department will reserve the rgh 10 oiaeI 'e
cIes AT cb times and in such quantities as may deem
and to increase or diminish the quantities below
stated. -. .,.,,lic.,;o.,
tep tmeu
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National Eating house.
TUST RECEIVED direct from the Island Of ST Thomas,
1C per brig Annalosin, Capt. Dorry lot OF the finest
genuine green turtle brought this market, which
will be served up daily soup. and all the various modes
cookery, and in the best possible Style Ao from Nor
ok fresh oysters spiced oysters, shecpshead nackere
Ihoghsh, Nc, Nc all of which will be served up the
1shoTtest notice.
0t- Families served as usual
Aug lS-u w. WALKER
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WANTED, daily, Mt the Baltimore Philadelphia,
w New York, Bosop and New Orleans General AgeI-
cy and Commission Oice, Young Men in wholesale and
retail and other respectable business act as book
keepers salesnep pofers bar keepers walters farmers,
coachmen agents. book and map agents. collectors,
times large number OF good situations on hand, which
pay from $500 10 81 per Those in of sit.
uaons of kind would do well give call, we
have agents each of the above Cities which will enable
place every applicant in suitable situation at the
shortest notice. We have large acquaintance in all tho
above named cities, which will enable 10 give
entire satisfaction TO all who may favor with call
TAYLOR " TAYMAN, No. SO Second street,
between South aud Gay
~ b. Persons living in any part of the United States,
land wishing obtain in Baltimore either OF
he above cities, will have hcr wants Immediately attend
led by addressing line (postpald) by so doing
ey will cural both trouble and expense. which they 9th
erwse would incur by coming the city and seeking EN-
ploy ment for themselves Address,
TAYLOR IL TAYMAN,
No. % Second street,
May 24-dtf Baltimore Md
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+ ONGrELLOw's Book s'Ksvnnash." Price
IL rs cents. For sale at TAYLOR ~ MAUhrS
Mayl3 Bookstore, near 9th st,
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|TXTASHINGTON CITY Lots mt Private Sale.-About
w six millions OF square feet in eight hundred lots,
bracng many whole squares nearly section OF the
pity will be sold private sae-otferng unusual OPP
|Portuniy for profitable investment
Terms One-fih cash, and the balance in one, two,
tee and four years. with interest When the purchaser
Improves, the time may be extended.
Deeds given the purchasers cost and deeds oil trust ia
ken TO secure the deferred payments.
Apply the subscriber, Messs Corcoran Rggss,
where catalogues may be seen.
June 2-law2m A. HYDE.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, May Is, 1919.
SEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS will be received a
- the office of the Secretary the Navy, until o'clock
b. the 18th day. Of Jpnc ne. for furnishing all The
stationery ard executing all the printing and binding thai
may be required by the Navy Department and us several
for the year commencing the LIST of July lsi9 and
lending the Both June, 1850.
All the articles furnished and work executed, must be OF
the best quality, delivered without delay when ordered and
the satisfaction of the head of the office for which they
are required If it be required each bidder for stationery
must furnish with his proposal sample Of each article bid
flor.
To insure uniformity the proposals, blank forms vii
be furnished those disposed to bid and no bid will be
not fully conforming the ADVERTISEMENT and
liza which each and article is not bfd for. and in which
|more than price is named for any one article
Bond, in sufficient amount, with two Or approved
sureties the faithful execution OF the contract will be
quret c the person persons contracting The author
lied of the sireties that viii be given,
also satisfactory testimonials fulfil contfac must
|conl pa ny the bid Otherwise it viii hot be considered
Tie department reserves to itself the right OF ordering
OF less quantity OF each and every article contracted
Itor, the public service may require.
Should any article be required not enumerated in the
tract be furnished at the lowest market price,
3cordng O Is quality.
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Notice Of tho cstablish Of the Land Once thu
Charlton District, In tho State sf Missouri.
TN pursuance of the first tho of Congress-
entitled "An establish additional land office in
the State of Missouri approved February rs. ISs9, do
hereby declare and make known, that the land office
created by said is established the Town of Milan
In the county Of Sullivan of said State the this day
designated by the President OF the United States.
Given under my hand the city of Washington this
twenty day of February, Domni thou
sand eight hundred and fory-nine
BY order of the Presidents
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Mar 6--Iawl3w
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DEPARTMENT. INTERIOR May %, 1919. i
|c,EPARATE PROPOSALS tor furnishing the stationery
- and executing the printing Of this department during
he fiscal year ending June So 1880 will be received until
by satisfactory testimonials ability to fulfil
contract will not be considered.
All the articles Of stationery be of the very best quail
|ysamples Of the principal articles of which, such as
paper quiis petalc pens, lead pencils knives, ink, &c
accompany the bids put up per
and the department. the right retain such sam
pes, and pay for the same at the prices stated In the offer
where the articles accompanying ii oil the kind and
quality required for the department
Each proposal be signed by the individual or firm
making and specify price, AVID bwt price for
each and article contained in the schedule Should
Furnished at the lowest market prices nccornx to quality
Blank fomA for proposals will be furnished nj the depart
orm,y therein the department would find il dificals to
make decision, will be taken into consideration
less substantially agreeing herewith.
The printing must be executed with and perfect
type, and on the best used for the different descrp
nisrd by the contractor the department Or the office or
BORING IT, designate the kind OF paper and type whether
The matter OF article win admit Of more Than one
Each class will DO bid for and decided upon separately
lowest wGSss % class
bidder. they may all be embraced in contract; and
him shall Jake a such classes or forfeit his right to any
portion OF the contract
All the articles to be furnished and work be executed
be Of tho best quality and delivered without della,
when ordered, and the satisfaction of the head OF the
office for which they required.
or less quantity Of each and every article
Bonds with approved security to be given BY the person
persons contractag and in case OF failure to supply
sureties shall be liable for the forfeiture specified in such
bond, as liqudated damages
The suboned lists specify nearly now can be done
the amount quality and description Of each OF the kinds
OF articles and work that will be wanted.
the nature and Quality Of the various kinds of printing
bidders referred the samples in the different offices fol
specimens of the general descriptions required
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CAUTION EXTRA.

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while the other poEs .our. Gemen, and blows tn. bottle. containing
the sc h9ua exploding and damaging o sood. Mus.
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FOR NORFOLK.

FOR NORFOLK.
.<yT-h THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves WASH
xa.A2. ingon for the above place every Thursday all
o'clock returning, will leave NoriolI every ida
at O'Clock m, touching at Cone river going and re-
turning Passage and fare 20
For Baltimore.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday all
O'Clock returning leaves Baltimore every Tucsda
river Va, teonardtown Nd, and ST. Mary. rtve MD
and the intermediate landings the Potomac for sie
mails land.
Mar s-dlweodd JAMES MITCHELL.
L'OR aENrLEMEN.--We have re ady made goods of
The best and most approved styles Our stock large
ment to suit all tastes Gentlemen will find garments we'll
and tasteiully gotten up.
We have cloths and vcstings always on hand
"ncn we are prepared 10 make to order short notice.
In fancy articles our supply is very good and elegant
Also fine New York made shirts surpa ssed by
wi large assortment OF fine gauze Shirts linen and
Sooh drawers &C All OF which We offer at fair and very
low prices One price only; YOUNG Il OREM,
3doors west of Browns Hotc
way io-oaw1wH Pennsylvania
Notice Of the establishment Of Once for In,
"Western Land District state of Wiscons,u
pursuance OF the second section of the OF Congress
An act for changing the location of the land Of
nee In me Chippewa land district, AN adj
aoha ian district in the State of Wisconsin,
Macn 20 oS which provides that ''Fo tho sale of th
public lands IN the Territory of Wisconsin an
iand once ana land district hereby created
all the lands not included within the district of ands
10 snie Al ueeh pay wankie, Mineral Point which
clare and known that land o6ce so c,n.,d
be located at "Wiliow rver ST. Crox county in liz
OF Wisconsin. - - NV ~'-',
Given under my hand, the city of w,.h;r, a.;
second day Of March, ammo Domn one thou,anJ s,gh,
hundred and lorty-nine. JAMES X POLK
BY the Presidenti
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Mar S-lawl3w
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No. Of sheets.

On every other description OF paper, not desig-
mated above, but to be 30 by tho Office ordering IL,
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NILLEsPiE o" Matchmaking, with Appendix
NJ on plank rosds-l volume, and supplement--ISa9
AP AZ FHANCK TAYLOR.
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Lives insured ilo
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, President
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES De SELDING, No. III Todd's Buildings PennsyF
vamis avenue, Agent. -
w. P JOHNSTON, NJ D., opposite City Post Office, 7h
street, Physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company be had application at the agents
office June lit
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n TAY report of the Mutual Life Insurance Company
ll of New York Office No. 30 Wall street.
Nett fund Is May, ISl9 exceeding SSH 600
This institutions during the month of May issued one
hundred and fifteen policies, viz:
T. ~ ral...s i. nd Tradors 40 To phusicians &