The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-06-06
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~ The Niagara, bringing news to the 10th Of
May, arrived at Halifax on Thursday morning
last. The following was the condition Of The
Markets at that time. & s.s,5's !.
CorT6Ni at Liverpoo, had neither advanced.
nor receded, sbut;was at asthnd.g Ontke l9th
1t was quoted at the same fates as tiuringthe
week previous Il; az, ssss,5.ii;t, ,.yj.
Fair Upland comnnnded4 IL g Sd. The
sales Of the week amounted 10 ::gO , 900
I7bales. lss5a - ils5'as IS H Is !
Rice Carolina II.:.-F Fifteen slilIings. and
slxPcnce TO Seventeen shillings and six
pence. 5ls a.. !. j, 5{i
ToBAcco-.--N No change.
In Commercial affairs there is no mate.
rial amendment. ;,f N, .figls 4. &
Money. continues plentiful Consols
for money opened at ninety. md seven;
eighlhs, and had steadily advanced to nine.
tly-one and five eigt!is..
The French three per cents closed on
Wednesday, ut fifty.eight francs eighty
contimes. Five per cents lightweight
francs, eighty cenlimcs.
The chiefdemand is forsAmerican Sc.
ourities, ms on general account from the
Manufacturing Disricls, The complaints is
that goods sent away yield little or no
profit. !. IA. l
The Market for cured provisions is
generally lower and reccding.
Z POLlTICALs INTELLIGENCE.
1 Rome.
The intelligence is, tlntlPope Plus. on
having heard Of tho resistance offered BY
tho Roman people 10 the French troops, is
said 10 have declared that hci would not
return TO Rome tat suci, a price, and is re-
| ported to, have sent q message to General
Oudinot, as well as to. Tho King Of Naples,
to persuade them to withdraw their fs,rces
and retire. In tile interval, Gene eral Oud.
mot has been reinforced with fresl, sun.
ply of 10000 troops, and has large and
we'll appointed army underhis command.
On the. other side tho Roman people
arc animated blythe most intense enlhusi-
asn,, and should an atterpm be made 10 get
possession Of the city hY bombarding, and
then siorming, the courage oftEe people
who will be protected by barricades, will
render the capture Of the city no easy task.
These causes render the invadinr
troops by no means certain of success,
even should the effort be made. All ac.
counts concur that il will be impossible 10
restore The temporal and imperial power
| Of Papacy in my form. .. 49,
| Most terrific and painful accounts are
given of Priests being dragged fnr,h from
their hiding places By the solliery md
put to death-their bodies having been
hacked in small pieces and cast inlo The
| Tiber S. 81 M N .E;sI Ri t5s n
The Combined Powers viii no, be able 10 Sc,
| up the Pope on his throne again, for the tide of
populsr feeling now is against the sarce,do,sl
| aud poniiticinl power he Lnss exercised. !si3
| Al Paris intelligence had bcen received from
| Gen. Oudnot TO The 18th ult. by teleyraph--.in
| which he stated his opinion, that the troops wontl
DO allowed to enter the city Of Rome without
further cppositioD,, fs1ytf u = 4Sfs
| He further adds "serous propositions OF sub
mission are made 10 me uready-tIle anchor Of
safety to Rome" The nine hundred prisoners
| at Rome wore accompnnd tv Palo with all uos.
sible demonstrators Of 10Y.
The London Times announces the landing at
finemestra, Of a Spanish Army whic. was
marching towards Rome. .esyle 81 n
a fresh attempt was making at Palermo to eret
up IN armed resistance to tho Neapoltan Gov,
! erEment-bnt with doubtless success. R 4#
The AusTRIANs heve been again repulsed on
the Sth n!t. in an assault, and Venetian accouat.
state that they made n rally and took eight hun
dred prisoners-whch needs confirmation. y
Is Il 9RUSSIANGAID. :fS ai
There have already marched through Wal>
lachla en- route for Hungary 10 bring md TO Aus
tria 10 90 Russans, with $50 Cannons, and
25 goo Cavaidry.J eg t4i
Gen. bemis we'll prepared TO give them a
warm reception in Transyuyania, aud there will
be bloody work when the two forces meet.
Not word farther is said Of English and
French interyention. So tha. report must have
been unsrue- Ed. TEL
LoGIc-Tho following paragraphs we clip
from an exchange, each seperate article.
yet were placed together at the bottom Of
column. at
Goldist the God Of this world. Only whis-
per the word, andit worshippers fall down
on their knees. Breath it in the valley, and
it is heard at the mountain top, Tell whero
it can be found, and the millions rush to the
spot faster than they would 90 to heaven.
Religion is like a thread Of gold which NAV
be be continually woven into the web of life.
lfgoldis the God of the world and Religion
q thread of gold; ergo. Religion is Gold---and
thus logically wo find that Religion is the
God of the world and millions rush to it to
discover. tho road to heaven. That religious
man is rich man may also be adduced.
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