The Cecil Whig., 1849-12-01
kOsslltsa'S Address,


kOssnt.a's Address.
He proceeds rs follows: Speaking of
Gorgey, he said, "The migrate whom
thou hast tattened with thy abundance
arose against the, a traitor to his mother
and destroyed thee utterly. Thou hast
been betrayed thou hast been sold O
my country! thy death-sentence hath
been written. beloved Of my heart. by
him whose virtue, whose lo,e never
dared 10 dnubt. Yes, in he iervor Of
my boldest thoughts, should almost as
soon have doubted the existence of the
Omnipresence as have believed that he
would ever have proved traitor to his
country! Thou hast been betrayed by
him in whose hands had, but little
space before, deposited the power ofour
great country, which he swore to defend
even TO the best and nmost drop of his
hearts blood. He hath done treason 10
his hearts blood.-Hc hath done treason
10 his mother; and the glitter of gold hath
been to him more seductive than that of
the warm life blood shed to save his
country. Base gain has mole value in
his eyes, than his country, and God hath
abandoned him, as he hath abandoned
his Col, for his allies in he'll.
"Magyars. beloved companions! blame
me not for having cast mine eyes on this
man, and for having given to him nv
place. 1t was necessary, for the people
had beatowed upon hlm their confidence.
The army loved him, and he obtained
power Of which myself would have
been,prond. Nevertheless this rI1a.2 be-
he'd the confidence Of the nation. and
hath repaid the love the amy with
hatred and treachery. Curse him, oh,
ye Magyars. Curse the breast that did
not dry up before it gave him milk"
Liverpool.
BREADsTuFrs.-The sales of Indian
Corn were at 2Ss 29s Cd, fer white.
and for yellow 26 27s.
FLoUR-Westrrn Canal, 90 24s;
Ohio, 24s. Cd. to 26s; Baltimore 23s Cd.
q 24s.
The Very Latest.
LONDON, Friday, November l6, P. M.
--Advices from Constantinople TO the
LIST instant, say that the British fleet lies
at anchor IN Aboukir bav. and would re
main there until the arrival OF the cour-
irr with the answer Of Foudee Efendi
Should that prove unfavorable, the fleet
would proceed Immediately 10 CONSTANT
nople.
Sir Stratford Cannon has communica-
ted to the Turkish Government that the
British Cabinet had unceremonously re-
solv-d TO form defensive alliance with
the Porte IN the event of hostile proceed
ings on the part of Russia. Similar res
olutions had been adopted by the French
government.
Sir H. Dulwer, Minister TO the Uui.ed
States embarked on board the steamer
Hecate on the 18th inst, bul had not sail
ed on the evening of the same day.
The Spanish troops at Rome mad re.
ceiyed orders 10 return 10 Spain.
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FIRE AT EAsToN We learn from the
Easton, Md, Gazette, that quite serious
fire occurred in that town on Wednesday
night Of last week.
A large barn belonging 10 the estate OF
Dr.. s: M. Jenkins, deed, and filled with
hay, corn blades, &c, the property OF
Thos. J. Clark, and John w. Jump, was
discovered 10 be on fire, and, with lis con
tents, was entirely consumed. Also a
new barn in process Of erection adioin-
ing the barn of Or. S. belonging 10 MIR
Clark was burned The loss to the heirs
Of Dr.. j., two Young girls is estimated
at $3.50, that Of Mr. Clark at f125 and
Mr.. Jump $40. 4 sleigh belonging to
Hr. Edward jenkins was also consumed.
was the work Of an ipcend;ary.