The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1849-08-22
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pf power, the Donocratic party ginning, al
though, the returns are not snlHcieDt toniase
UP. q decided opinion on lie fnal result
give below Che result of lheln SO far.I
as heard from: l...S 3. rs ,5
NORTH CAROLINA. g5Se
Pc Whigss elected Eat Cong {, ling
Caldwell, Deberry, Sheppard, Stanley, Out
iaW.5 Democrats are elected: Nenabie,S Ashe,.
Daniel. No change in political complexion.
Democrats elected: Alhertson, Durham,
ttobinson, Brown, Nc Donald, Fitch. Harlan
Free Soil. Julian. Wigs elected: Nc
T Gaughey, Watts, These show a Democratic.
gain OF ], and Free Soil gain of i, and Il Wing
( loss OF e, Democratic Goyeenor elected. # q
81 ..S j KENTUCKY. 81 q l:, ss5 ss
s. Wings elected: Johnson. nc Lean, srhomp-s
son, Preck, NJ Morehead, Marshall. Democrats
elected: Boyd, Caldwell, Mason, Stanton.
Last delegation Wings and a Democrats.
| sTENNHsEE. ~ - l3s ~
s'gySsf o. have no complete sreturls from the
tsCpngr greBsioiial Elections. 1T is conceded that
the Denocra ratio party have gained two mem
bers OF Congress, the papers claim three.
| Democrats Governor elected.
& lf ASTON Wing, is elected in the Mobile
district as itrcported, there will be no change
IN The Congressional deiegatioii--.5 Demo.
cratic Governor elected without oppostion.g
We have no returns from Texas
LATER FRoaf EURopE.-The steamer HI
bernia; withtone weeks later intelligence
from Liverpool reached Boston harbor at
eleven O'clock Wednesday night.
ELIYERPO0I. AUGUST 4--The de-
nfH{
than for some time past The sales OF the
week amount to AZ, 200 bales, Of Which $500
We're taken by spectators, and $500 for ex.
port. Uplands ranged from a ll2 to 8 l.2d;
Orleans 4 to 4; Mobile 4 5-s to 5 3-4-the
market closing with slight turn in favor of
buyers.
BREAD SruFrs ofall descriptions were de-
pressed in price and demand, in consequence
OF the prospect OF an abundant harvest There
were large supplies OF INDIAN Conn in mar
ket. go 81
RICE firm at ISs. 10 I8s Cd.
In France, tits stated that the harvest will
prove most abuDdan. one. b,
as HaVRE afARKEI- The sales of Cot
ion at Havre on the day following the recep.
ton of the news by the america, amounted To
only 300 bales. The excitement which arose
III liverpool by the Americas accounts,
brought the Hasre marketto a stand--holders
We're firm, and sliglltadvance demanded.
The President OF tho French Republic has
returned TO Paris after his Southern tour
He is;stil accused Or aiming TO assume The
imperial Crown. 4! use
~ The French have succeesled in esl ablish-
ing the government OF the Pope, butt cannot
persuade flis Holiness TO return to the Vati-
c an sil4s
The Hungarians continue successful, de-.
teating and outmanGuvring the enenly at all
points, and placing the Ans,rians nsgrcat
peril and separating the Russians from their
base of operations. The whole nation were
assisting the Hungarian ferces, bringing
| them food and horses, and inteliigence of the
,eneinys movements 8 - ssis.s ...s. r
The London Aescs of tho Sd inst, contains
Vienna dates To the 2S,h July. Lord PAI,-
MERsToNss speeclffclll like thunder clap on
The Aus,r;an Ministers. The news of GEoR-
GYIss victory over the Russians at Coasseo,
and his entry iutn Canthaw, were announced
AZ same time There were reports of enter
ing into negotiations for peace Iennwar is
reported to have surrendered tothe AIapyars.
Letters from Cracow TO the 23d June, SAYS
that the Russians troops, which were ordered
20 leave that city, received counter orders.--
Seventy Rail Road Cars arrived 1T Cracow
recently, filled with Russian soldiers
There are reports that conspiracy exists
in Russia, to establish Republic, and sever
al conspira,ors have been arrested
The Turkish government has sent an army
OF $4,000 mon TO the Hungarian frontier, 10
prevent the passage OF the Russians through,
Pennsylvania.
LIVERPOOL, AUG At is announced
that another great victory has been obtained
by the Hnngarians at Eselaw over the Rus
aians. The Austrian Gen. HAYaaN ia tlcs
crbed as IN a most critical condition. The
iiungnrlans are masters of the whole line
from Essy TO Assova, opening communications
with Belgrade and the Turkish PROVINCES
The great battle al Wa,tzen between the
Russians, under PAsKgwircH, and the Hun.
gar:ans, under GgoRGy, in which the latter
were said 10 be victorious, is fully confirmed
GgoRcY' army forced the Russian line and
marched north, eftecting a junction with the
main army.
letter from the seat Of war, saws tina, the
charges of the Hungarian cavalry upon
PAskEwITcn's columns were tremendous.-
Az the hungarian troops exhibited unparal-
leled daring. Another letter describes tie
Russian retreat as most disorderly, and that
they We're saved from annihilation by the ar
rival of BALEERp's division.
1t is stated tha, Austrian Ministry has been
dissolved.
rumor was current on the Ncapoiitan
frontier that GARlR&Lnl had embarked for
America, in disguise.
Minnesota ELEcTIoN--The Galena Adver-
tiser, of the 4th instant, announces the rc-el-
ection of Hon. Henry Y. Sibley as delegate
to Congress from Minnesota, without opposi-
ton. s'sit@
Ohio Siaie-Iio;se-Th capitol Of Oliio,
now in progress ofbulding, win be one of