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n..,,uc,,ou Caused by the War.

The Vienna pondeni Of ihe Tune ssys iaa % 81
,s os o,ly se,avosisns and he Mayors 10 ne nscs
coan,rv and he reis haorIs disrcs fnL5 o. -e %
narkea on tl. mag. such Tleres.clf4 Lvh .e ---
. he st OF winch had 81 eco inhabitants Of >ci-tole
origin y IN three I've churches, The second $500 w.,
hird 1900 iut shtsnis, 4iersly no logger "a -,
these hres towns bad been completely destroyed % NC
Nsgyss
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IT, Vios Gazette publishes l BE- On a. part - prom
.stl VI me caplglai1l NJ fvlcei rl lo-A P1e- 20
ne - i--l 10 - presence ~ Dcl Dylz.o"etli Daf-l
H-.- 1l The pa. u Austria and ilrrt La- -sl-f- W
t- PAL " Venice Tie surrender taxes raf tl
t1 he terms u PrDcaI4ll9r 0i ha-s-sA 4a--g F-y
i.trt-trsti s. urc.nllll1sl surrender.
The Ht.l1 Grsete VI le -tl, co-l4i-s ne iJi-y"-A-
ctfci1l cQcun-lt-
Minutes ID he c0nf-rercs he'd 70 lLe VIA P4ppafoPoi
rear M-s.r-. h~llqlzrler. lf he second cy f--
of reserve % lle - u August e.-li rs E1f---
-cry he Cavary G-1eral Ctevsier b0fz2g~ski, com
r.nrrg tie seculc corps dsrre- " reserve n Exc--
-rv t,- Arrery G=1-rsl 5srOn Dc Hes. srrfnasisr
IN ne lrup-ra amy Count Marian, s-.c1-- - - *
: @urv he Cavalry General Tor Civil Altrs lnrre sP-
r@sr-1 N-.srs Ncoo Prl4i, Co-li Da-aro A-dlli AID
asvoe..- s-cci al Llre- repfe-~1lE he h-cic panty
l-,iue-r C.T-1als, pres-llE LIE army and sig Al
lrri .e1ung ~ merchants; VITO, 4aTlrs ~xp-i--
=. - e-ternasi0r of Their 1l=ufs al ~ the pop
u.aca n venice lheir su0iss.cl to his IEpe-
"a srd Royal Aposto1c Asie.iT. ant % come ~
s-rs.riinE concerning s4rf-ulsr VI nc CITY arc -
1eDe1derc.es. 10 following Las 1se1 mutually agreed
lpsl-
Isl TIE 81 s.or shall place according 10 the pre-
else terms q re proclamation Of ~ Exc- elcy f-lf
MARSHA Count R4frsE, dated - an n August Inst
a TIE surrender = 81 trat . -rlned l ne fld PROF.
a1st On q ne "a in-. shall b. s1-ciei ne cof-e of
four days. fro he Gay Asf t0mOrr0w, IA Tic M4n-ef y
BE- sgree1 upon By military commission, con posed VI
ter Excel.enciss the Cavalry Genera Clsg.er Doft-
koksk arc he Arlery Gelerl. Barn De Irss, 90
res schl1rr AZ risut General q ~ Exce.rney rra
Marsha Count Raietsk ard CheTser Schiller, e1st Of
re sat Of ne % ecrps dAe Of reserve % Sss ssds,
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FOREIGN MARKETS.
Brown. ~hirley ~ Co.., ttrcui"f'


NNtitr iN.arAif Nl Ire I =.
Pv 81 srC Esvefa L.vsr, 'oo1' Aux 81
Ga t.- arrival of fhe sst steamer win -. =,
iiFDrN accounts % thc growing colr. ., .... i,
fN-f inr Noff.> ,prlrg uf csusinE su ghf, -, -
prices. oli DE demand from the trade having H. ".f
responded ile market a. AN bscal.e unlslag4os - ~
snd in some instances sa.es were mate a trcl.
fiIy Ia 3 ID. The accounts rom lldis rcc.ived se.
DAY beng considered favorable, tie mskst IaiAe>
enfbrg hoders partially io recover Whist hey hsJ nstir
iha early pas az The week hereby placing he Official
quotations a. Toe same ponta- n s ssi Circular ihous h
30 Won be SUI difficult % resr. them Tor no mddiug
and lower grades il quantity Fiif q cans quoted
sd, Fair lplanis aud Mobiles y aud hddHrg \ Ati
2 d. The sales for the week esumsird oa,s,v
lsrs. of which spscu have iskrn s sni export
tO bales The American descriptions sold conss II
$50 ipaud. 81 4lOO Orleans. Al a "A 49, "A.
hsna snd Mobile a. a = and So >-s 10 suc. Al y
'ti a TO- The sfocs m ths port. estimstsd oSoVe
bs uf which 5000 . American, against stock ai ths
uue 'ast of b'9Na0 hsies. of which t-no,o was
American. TIE iossl inPoft Is ieaoco IT which igo.
oon bscs i American.
rus continuance of fne wsaihsr sni he prospect ~
most Ahundant harvest have csused mach cuness la our
Corn Markets. FLoUk having declined 81 10 l. y Dol
during The wcck with very I'M ed demand Baltimore
ami OHIO quoted ~ .i. 81 - y Dbl, oIt Wesein
s. lninsprcfrd sni heated, ~ which qasiy he ste
'mrorstons principally consist, - ~ ga y no. -
INDIAN OosN continues quiet, Al -. % 4 quarter 81
$50 hs fnr Mixed aud NeoN snd - OF ss tor prime
White -NHEar. D. % 81 fer I'D ibs
Nothing dong ln IlRftNflNE >maA sales 81 common
RosiN effected NJ b pee cNt
\ b. "a n
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Important Change In in,crunI Administration

The siuings of the Conseils Gene suz commenced on
the th s over France and tho Mosiery gyvs the names
" the Preside sud Secreane. Of each Council ine
Councils General Will have to dscde on plan Of orgsui
laun for the service Of the departmental communal ard
cautlnal aimiflsirauou This 10 project winch has been
pr-sensd 20 he Assembly Pans and Il Ia form the sps
rc matter Of debate ia each council aud me- Minister 81
he Interior will frame law from The joint results ot The
votes of he Conses G6nsrau1 The dscusson ~ ms
gravo .er will lead 90 that OF the system OF cenrahhs
lion hitherto adop,sd, and usy induce clan.s m that re-
spec inssGuch u. DufAufe expresses himself ihspfa
bie % decentralization Ia purely adHinHrrurs shalfs
wh- he Viii not yield on tue point of poAucal cenfaI
xauon which he considers all important snd must be
malutaf ed
l01 Jonses Osntreaur will thus Ia he exact eeisla
tol at . tO regulate the councils 81 prefecture, aud viii
define as accurately pOssble e attributes % the pre-
te sni 81. p,efe Thus nothing ess IL given 10 these
decide upon than the legislation " me several
local adinsrsons of the country and The interests hch
they represent including tho relations between tnese al
.frtuous and he NJ DuiHure informs he pre-
fs that tic Government hss no plan Of IL own provided
beforehand and that % will scl according 90 mo wish 0
The ma orty Of czens put forward IN the meetings sg
de- TO- The whole of the deliberations vi be submitted
ID h- council ofsse and asrward 10 the National Legis
We Assent y where hey will act as dOcuinsnts 10 sup
port Of The organic aw which Government Intends 10 pre-
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IL NJ fasrrer Io cAsri4s,sJoha cop-ss Tho.
Ros.so1. G-o,s- al. 90 X ~, Ast>s. Moor.
Adam. X Dsri@cos X X xag ~ BAL, Lsyssffsif
l. llss ~slf G.l6sr . n As4ss A l. Rs;<sf, Nj<t
.sy ,nd s5s PGosussn Kerr soy-s Peal Trse
asat Ms fea.E NJ. sstss Mo- pssfs
hOsl0s.y Adams g.. Bsffs't. Mas Assns ME- Hal
~ ? b. % 80. ~ nd NJ. Th.m... B.s~s g
sar-r NJ son4l n Dr4s- " hfhsfss D Ross.f 7 VII
ca Cspl Cap tass c.pt Ctss- sns .t<s.x-
IA fhi1 Hsd,r trla fsfoop-s AHsy Ansy n As~, A
Aa-s 80 AI-y P4ffs bf0tz ~ - 10 .t--f,x.
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We translate the following for The Tribune from the
D,mgerais Pacliqus
We tad some statements IN . letter from Tunis with
gard TO the unhappy Gillian refugees who were driven
from Palermo by the sgenls Of the bomoafdierAing after
the espiua alton Of that city These uuforuuses 20 The
number Of .5 have been wandering Tor more han Lf.s
month, by sea- seeking IN vain Tor ho.P.tabs shore
R-pu.sd At first from Malta, where hey went IN hops
Of refuge the vssss which trans ported them sailed to
Tunis where hey were prevented from landing Amer a
month OF fiess solicitations they were forced 90 beisAe
ihenselv-. Bone, escorted by Tlnscsu 3ng-of~ar
But Al Bone, well a. Tuls AMI o. ia is hey were
-palsed The French aaihouues ineX0raby drove away
tho refugees, and compelled them 90 return 10 Tlnis
escorted By the steamer vuure, and prisoners board
the merehsiman on which ss.y embarked a. Palermo
Iis cav 10 eompreh.nd the sufsd1gs o. these poor
men, crowded into a rauOw space, To burning climate
with bad provision, irestsd by tie captain of The chip
Tor the NOS. part SICK and seeing 20 ead .hsr misery
Bat death Many Of them, taking counsel only Of des-
pair have attempted % escape Ga tho yhi ~ July p
ne swimmers sl into TIC wafer ard undertook 10
seize the boats OF he merchantmen that were az saehor
To- the vicinity ueu launching ta-ir bjai % Us sea sad
addng with their haads FOR hey bad oars they eams
10 Jake such Of hs comrades as wished 10 snare inef for
uns II ih, way crty6ve sucsssted 10 ge.ing a.lo 70
bat they we're soon aiken again
fls a4horle. Of T1ais hearing Of their sscsps TO he
aorng A. oacs .eli h0rssnsa every direction 10 plr-
ne .ssm a1d 10 few hours hey we're lodged IL prison
A. Gouleits
our e-responisn who present az heir return, says
Ia he Moorish horseflsu who were charged with e.
corr co1s noted with the he gresies. humanity and
moderation. which tho gens i'arraes Of even country
woald d. wei 10 copy.
Now what - 10 ss done win ih-ss unhappy exlss,
aronx whom are ni.1y pregnant females on ne point "
souelemeatl There q AJAX of sarryisy them back 20
Ma They vii be 10 5sIer received, . IS certain,
than taey were aflfst
Blthers Greece waca Offers an asylum 70 TIE 2er'e
-utet Letus hope, hat hey wi there tnG repose
which Ia. thus fsr been denied 10 hen sVsryWhsfs.
wer.u elose by expressing the WISH thai he Ffsneh
Go-.rrnerI which rrsnplss under loot the ascieni IRA
aiaor. Of or cosalry. which has always hlssio been
Opened 10 the oppressed nay never be- themselves fea4c
Cd 20 rplore ID sn whzG God rs creatsa for s-a-t
.1d v-.t-r
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TIE question az Rome appears 90 cause great "mnsf'
ra-.m-r o the Fr-nch Government rather ne conduct
of ilr commits of Cardinals ich - BOW almost par
amount there TIE President 0f ihe Republic held, u
said council of " uiscrs he -n p Al whifu mo no
man cue siou WAS discussed ihs 6nFernmen ti said
ass received l.paich from Cen Oadiuot, ~ which he
..vs Cardinal. set according Cd nc inspirations
n he Austrian Minister. and that 10 hey are permitted 90
20 ON q. ther wish the blood n the sirses would - up
n the ankle. hey TAX of ls executions aud shooting
~. = said are slammed at these ultra reaction
arg .ymptou and have orders to Gen Oudnoi not
fn allow any uoDucal execution % iaAc place "As me
rreucn army Is al Rsns
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Corey atnnAu.trian Banquet.

We translate the following for The Tr'baas from a
Vienna letter ia the 4ag.5nrz Algoaoue ZanHs
nissad lhd tie %. neuis Of Hussors IN o.gcys army
have already been enrolled 10 tie imperial forces Iley
rere we'd the frsi command O.. i4olr new officers with
laundering " E5ou ADaisunk Faton Jsi0.-Lons i've
King Francs Joseph The officers were removed sad
their places supplied until the necessary platc4ol csu
fasc place
A0er ue army had led down l,s arms, Herr Won Bu
busch, the proprietor OF the village o. Villages gave b
splendid dinner the officers O. he Russians, Ausnans
sgd lnsurgel,. GOfeey present not in uniform bot
To- civil costume. The juice Of the Hungarian grape
a0wcd from he gObets Of he deadly combstauis
n broiheriy unity 10 the health OF both m0narcAes
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Spoken, &C.

- 40. a. a 81 SAP cao Yofs Tn Ne. ofs.a.
1r L4s.rD1gL
A1g D. a. 81 a. io1 y schf -itA sbt-
40 he "a r1 hf-s 80 u -1sL -~fs sns ks
ether coss =. ns1-
As ~ - 10 5.s Js,> ffs1s~s, q Locfoa - 10 IN
Fas D~fnsa'. Lad.
- a,i .ts0 - os o. s...-1 sais ssa.oas ssn.l
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FRANCE
France too Is Cossack.

General Lsmorc1re assisted. n DTS Official carsc.iy a.
grand review Sol ceremonial AT WarsaN, IN commeso-
ration - he ier of Gogey Tbs marx 40 ~ npay
ha. rot been held sufficient sod sliogap1 letter o ne
Presidents corgrafulang Toe Emperor OF hussa on ~
success les sent ID from The kYs-e. bearer being
Fan il P-rsiguy. ~ he most resriionary council
ors 81 Louis Napoleon hom be uncsasingy pushes on
f omr.rn.
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p..., with the C,rca...aa,.

Rn,.s hss rhdr.wu frOn Cifc.ssis Der army q % 900
~ he order - strengthen ne army 81 Hungary, AID
r1rtp Jrorzo~ ne Military and GIN Governor nas EFT
- - Petersturfh Previous ~ cutting If.s b. is.ged
rser y lie WarrJr. u A1ssch cgucnrd la very friend
W rrlas lie s,ys: We have been ngblns Tor ne izst
renrr Years .ckeIIer Al 11ly u blood las been spg
h L. c1r,ose neither yO1r ici1ress are merely adj
ysus.c nor cur own Let us, Irrn, make permanent
pesle, or Il 1z Loi P0ss0ei g. ees. s1sp-re aos4l'
1t such ps.c- can BE- brought sooul Under guar
antses % nuIuz sasfscuoa II y0g can engage sosmny
y rs4l z s2ssl, ~ PAT, W. s2sss~xs " VIII
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ndARI,gE JOURNAL.
roAr on HEw.YoRx. SET "A

ArnFzD-sfrasr rrrtssfr>f ~ Hsa Bsss from Ch.n-.
30 suaf~y nDf-af soeoes nss.s sgsofs
~ "a - i-i.si - .f P.sizs ~ tsasy s.~s la ~
s~s-f hnfrs cfJ, Wsf, Lom Gags. s-pisssf sss
garac- - 80. sgsfis a.. ~ Ao~srs & u.
s Mo- Pcs Ant~ssP Asss. 1s.s s11 gA..-sssr, 70
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CITY ITEMS.
TnuEspAr. Sept. Is. 1919

THURSDAY, Sept Is, 1912
The SHIP HEsRr CLAr.-Ths wreck OF this
vessel 10 lying ct tho wharf a, the foot Of Cover
neur.st East River, whore II had been towsd ON Tues
day Afternoon. She presents a much more hopsiul
appearance, although still gloomy looking than when
We her after the nre. She 10 present raised
% Considerable h .ht out VI tho water Through the
exertlons OF cspt. WABISs of tho Atlantic Insurance
Company, under whose inspection tho hands work
ing on the wreck much has been dons " ssve the
cargo and place the remains Of .hs vessel ia position
70 b. conveniently worked. Ansr tho Ere there
forty holes Of various s>es some large enough to
admit small barrel On the bottom and sides OF the
Henry Clay The.e we're at filed by the ingenuity
and exertons Of the divers under Capt WsriIg after
which a steam pump brought the wreck and
soon gained three inches The vessel thus shortly
put Ia position 70 be brought 10 the wharf a, Cover
neurst AZ present there . number Of men EN-.
pOyed picking up the cotton and slowing It away la
srstes It is tedious Undertaking, the cotton being
the most damaged part Of tho cargo, and scattered
among Of ogrnt wood that are formed Ia tho
vessel. The two upper decks have been cut away and
thrown overheard. Al IL safe below the lower deck,
and there /. some hope OF rebuilding tho bottom
All the other portions Of the cargo ashore, and By
10 morrow morning IL 10 expected she will DO clear.
10 turning W some Of the black and burned nsins
they struck against box belonging 10 tbs slswsrdss
containing slOO n gold silver snd bills, and other litro
articles Of ewslry belonging 10 hsr II was the effect
Of her saving and economy for nne, and doubt
will DO welcome 70 its owner.
syRIoUs AccIDESr-John Edgar, aged 10, a
feeder In the employment Of the Tract soeietyss ths
u Nassau and Spruce sts was very seriously
Injured this morning about O'Clock. lie ~ss sud.
denly caught By tbs belt u machine. and carried
round several tines before he could BE- sxtncs,sd liza
was very severely ~ounded-hs legs and arms were
broken and bus ttls hope entertained Of h recov.
cry lie was Immediately carried 70 tae City Hospital
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osa..W..a.-.. IL A,--r

II
o.a-r enemy abandoned ais Positions Ard r--,;et Or
ever FED
Gs1ssWAE1ElS. f-'s A1rust.
Yea Rave beer .-f1-u-1 ~ zee occupation % l--o..-
ARDEN ~ 1-rs4 rrlurs al ll- POSITION hey
lave .sken 10 re k1-c- A ne t- they were
rlstrg fcrTsrc. 06r.-y wro-s hat scflael - he
80 Il soaring ne blood uf 1s cosrir ard rlrre
army A.he imposed 20 CONDUCT. ordered G-r R41-
E-r o admit ls submission I-1 70 proceed 81 t-sl re
O1-rev. via Il Generals. a. hl. or.e-s 81 at-st
1f0r rer1 ~ -rlors. gave up as 49,. .lrf. tte
1911 u trs f1 a--ertI hlrrer. and constrained t,f-
se l-d l.s srry prisoners ~ wa-. he - with 1l 80
pieces ll r0Ir'-1 ar- cry
last-1 .1 inform yl- oi lts eT--t ~ -l mus haV.
cor.tersse ir5Ie--- i1e terla-or OF ite civil rsr
70 Hungary Tee e1smr llst given ~ Gi-gey. vii
r-rra-v a- O. 1Se1. A. events. Gle rr.-r.r1. amy
u t- .rslrrr-l1 . Dissolved Us fr- 3 ne l-
rr-lr .rssn-rr rr- fresrer 70 lie Cclrrt a. zee
Minister ~ Foreign Arsir 90 hlrFary bad sent o. re
some dave i.lsy Genera f-itel1 berg FURNISHED
tra.r Part VIII fll covers oi treating replied tr4r
was zrT . and rll tu legutaf- su1
hey wished o. treat for l-r Submission. invited them
90 address themselves 10 me Clmm-lter.lChsf o. lie
Austrian amy
G-rey IN he preamble q Biz letter. also annoaucei 20
me s. he Provisional Government had since ssolvec
l'.ef sl1 lst before ae-cati1g had res -u-d D. pow
-rs to DO
Tire aclof s1hrss0n ggicl have received - thstof q
fsry chef whom ny troops were pursuing. . The more
.arOls iuasa-ch - lte 4-lrary porl ~ view.
GH-g-y WAS t1e o-y remaining o. reselialfe g ne *
ecaur- power
tae camp fe1era Rl4 ger 10 give in their adhesion.
To larse details ! may add thar General Llders mas
beaten B-ms troops >zesburE carrr1 eight guns and
stand a-is and that The carriage OF raf revolution iy
leader with many very important Ps7ers has fallen lio
OBJ hands ot our troops
ID cor-1so earn that the fortress u Ard has made
ofers oi sltin.ssiol 20 General Rldiger.
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The Europa, from Liverpool Sept !, arrived At
Boston on Wednesday. Sept. 70, at about / 2 NJ.
Her mails arrived in this City yesterday morning,
and from our files, &c. We have made up the fol-
loHiug.
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,orf.rce n authenuc-a proclamation Of Ko.sutb LAVE.
sown hs oee Of Governor and an address Of Gorgey 70
to- Hungarian nation Although the date is wanting 10
both, 20 internal evidence initiates against their genuine
KossUrB TO THE NATION
Aner The unfortunate battle with which God 10 these
ssi Gays has an ced THIS people We have longer
hope Of being able % continue struggle OF seoense
against The great might Of The united Ausirans and Rus
a. 10 achieve successful result Under such
crcunstances. The salvation Of the Nation and the
VOiNs iulufe can only De expected from me Genera
stands At he head Of The army and according 10 the
essres. conviction Of my mind, The continuance Of the
present government Do oflce would not only De useless
70 no Nation but even harmful therefore MAKE known
% he Hungarian people, hat, inspired with that pure
ee4nG oi painotsn which has guided my every step,
s1d devoted my whole existence 10 tho iahefan for ms
sei and Ina The name Of he whole Ministry, retire from
e Government ana invest with The supreme civil and
military power General Arthur Gorgey, Tor long the
kaAon' according 10 10 night dispose pot o.aerHise.
expect from him. and make BIN, therefore, before q d
lc Nation aud history responsible, that he Tins
power according o. biz best strength for he saving Of tho
national and political Independence Of poor country
and ~ future preservation May be love lis faler.and
with the same dsintercsed affection that DO aud may
be- be more fortunate Than have been in founding be
prosperity OF the Nation can the faiheraud no
longer use1y by II my death could do the coua
~ good would lay down my life for 1t with joy. TIE
LOUIS k6QssUIHj Goye.po,
SEBASTIAN BUKOVlCH Min. Of Justice.
LADlSLAUS CSANGI MIN Of PUb Works.
MICHAEL HORWATH, Min. Of Worship.
GORGEY TO THg NATION
CITIZENS The Provisional Government exists no more
The Governor aud Ministers have vOluniar retired from
Office Under these circumstances IL becomes necessary
70 establish Military Dictatorship which, together with
the Chief Civil power professionally assume. Citizens
Whatever done country under these
circumstances Will DO. either IN war; or 10 the way Of
peace, need shall require 10 all cases however will
sc that the sacrifices which have been borne may be
gated snd that prosecutions cruees and murder may
cease. Cuyens The state Of things Is extraordinary,
the blows Of fate crushing in such situation cacua
beforehand 10 not possible. My only advice and
IL lat you should retire quietly 10 your hahitaons and
that you should not yOufsevesup with resistance and
baes. oven when The enemy is 10 possession Of your
for yOp according 10 the greatest probability,
only Obsln security for your persons and property by
naming quiet 10 your homes, and attending 10 your civil
occupations Citzens Whatever fste God. In His in
scutabe DEGREES, desnes for Will resi- gn ourselves
with manly resolution 10 bear upheld by the inspiring
consciousness that the true night never tATOug
eternity, be lost Citizens! God with
AR1nrR GEnlsv
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The Cologne Gazette has The folowing' We eo9s.-,s
.ect, correct IN the essentials even pressed n
refrigeration AID Partially 10 The Magyar sense ns1 u
u,icsfscie Zcif.n0 extracts ffom private letr' ih-
SerArsd; Nunesry. with all i.s dependencies 10 i-l'
rendept OF Atslna. Nevertheless, he rae ~ NIX 90
tsngary refraius 90 the Emperor The Hung afi-n AA
o stands lu he relation 10 Russia ano Alsia -
tne Daruhisr riincpliirs q 10 Russia ae lr o-oiAe
pcrfs Thlsis a.. that could De done row io' me iN.
pendeuce Of Hungary. lhs wns pe.o.-'ee 49, 81, -
,, fbe nm OF IlV last inclusive, between ne hat--
ro,,,,sud.rs and Tie most Influential M susies
rbe hisck-vellowers rcpro-clcd N.--.scnsia ~ NJ
,~i,' renaerr, % come % understanding a iese
,,,s.,st.s Now hey have made treaty win Russia
si NJ written treaty nothing hut The cu-s tNt oi d
,r.icn from supreme source to Prince Fasslc"itl u
fnl,h The War with Hungary, all sn nNl-N- 20 9. ~ az
..w fo G6reev isf tucA mission lac oee- 'rh pc a-
Inc hoton Of lie whole business Notthe
n l. peope: no. o. s trc arsiocfacy se1c tAa - ac'
"a The latter cuu'd the one SIDE oppose 20 Ir moves
mi he Russians an inicruluahle az selefs crusade on
The Other side kossuih not sbe 10 aceomP sat-
sase unlver.sllv without the aid Of the great An4cd
nropretors lie Was forced 10 yied The tfts!r % as
o@r 10 6rsev 10 10 be reckored from ne go OF jay
Ina the painful Of he suhrissio isieai o. treaty
~ pace required alterations, 10 winch tc fssSe 10 give
I'M. signature Hence the proclamation necessA ls ap-
prare4 with trleisl artatio1s wl.loai date Ice no"
kno,,n srrng ih ct DE ArnsaIisu people ans - Jealousy
tetween Russia All Austria guarantee me Iea'-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-14
Richardson brothers ~ CO... Circular.


Ps, Ts-p4l LivrsrooL smo ST. lsss
The weather for the a., l~o or shrsg day. bscu
close ard wet We have had very tlr business dolrg
any article but have utils variation 10 uoec
In the value of either Nnea four ladlsn Com The
eaher his morning La proved tne
We had only slender abundance a. our M.,Net 'his
morning aud but small business was dons In Wheat al
~ ~ under th, rates eurisnt on The iah For oa0'ss
brands Flour tho inquiry continues GOOD, Oat
seconds ry and Inferior kiuis suI neglected The de
maui mr. Inch Flour very slow, and some good
tai demand Tor ludsu Corn, ans ne sales ~ The iay coa
fined principally % parcels of secondary qualify AMI con
dulun-ihr.- Mere s0Ii al 10 Oh - y $50 10 Fnme
yellow held Tor w. .u.ti Corn Mcai oui little inqiiied
silef al l3. a is ia q hhl O.s dull tut MOI lower
Oalmsafsl.o du'l and rather cheaper
2ih bat American Wheat must 10 reduced 81 a I'll
hIshcl Your irrnds respectfully,
RICHARDSON BROTHERS co.
FRsE D.nocRAcr ~ MAs.AcHu,Errs The
State Convention ofthe Free Democracy .sssm-
blcd At Worcester on "Wednesday, tho 18th INST
II was called TO order by Charles Sumner ESQ. at
about O'Clock, and Hon. n. q Nrwcoss OF
Greenfield was appointed Chairman .-,o tenn, aud
WIN. +. Claiming Secretary. The Convention
was permanently organized by the appointment
It WIN. JAcSs0S of Newton, re President ten
Woe Presidents and four Secretaries Charles
Sumner was appointed Chairman Of the Commit
tee on the Address and Resolutions, and Henry
Wilson on that tor the organisation Of the party.
The ballotug results IN the unanimous rsnomi'
nation OF SrEPBEs O. ParLLrrs OF Salem, Tor Gov
ernor, and john MILLS Of Springfield, for Lieut.
Governor. There ia good deal Of enthusiasm
manifested in tho Convention, nearly two thourand
persons being present During the absence Of the
Committees tho Convention was addressed by
CHARLHs +. ADAMS and ASsos BUsLIssAss o,
Boston.