Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1849-07-28
From the Charleston Courier.
BALTIMORE, july 1s. 1s4o

The United States war steam shin
Prlnceton has arrived at Boston. She
lett Naples on the 5th June, and spoke to
the y. o. trigate Constitution going in,
who reported all well board. :
The Princeton reached Leghorn on the
9Th, and sailed again on the 10Th.
Ihe Austrians maintained quiet nos
session of Florence and Leghorn. Mar
shall Radetsky was at the latter nlace.
and was officially visited by the Commen.
der and officers Of the Princeton. who
received and entertained them with much
cordIality and courtesy. There was much
enthusiasm exhibited at Leghorn when
MARSHAL Radetsky arrived there. hr7'
Capt Engle had been in Italy from the
commencement of The late troubles.---
Himself and several of his officers were
in Rome eleven days after hostilities had
commenced with France. sNsE
Yhe Austrian troops at Florence were
under the command of Col. Daspre. The
Florentincs were making court to their
conquerers.
THE onoLEnA H isrsa
fhe interments of cholera at Circ;,.
natl on the 18th inst. we're 81, and 60 ON
the 18th. At st. Louis, on Saturday
an and Sunday last, there were lao ipfcr-
ments of cholera patients. = s'''''7'
FIRE AND INsuDoRDINATioN AT pIrrsBuRG.
A dispatch from Pittsburg states that
a fire was raging in Allegheny e;ty, and
thirty houses destroyed, among themsDr.
Fitchs Church. The firemen Of that
place refused to play on the FIRE. as the
oity Council had declined making appro-
priations for their apparatus. The mill
tary were ordered out to disperse the mol,
ana protect the Pittsburg firemen, who
were engaged in suppressing the flames.
EXTRAORDINARY RoBBERY. An En-
giisiinian arrived ut Rome tiiis II yettr. vino
could scarcely speak a word of Italian.
lie heard, of course, not little abo,,t os-
sassins. robbers. and such like and nm
IDENTIFY resolved never to go alone, and
never to be out after dusk. Both these
resolutions were fated to fail. He dined
WIN WITH q trend near Rome, and was OBLIGED
TO walk home alone the same night This
looked terrific before dinner; bnt q few
glasses of Marsala, and few pore of
champagne, braced up his courage. and
away ne started. about ten O'Clock. !, AS
ne walked kriskly, along in The darkness
lc ~, c',liie iuii putt against q man. He was
startled, and the tales he had heara ye-
Cured to his recollection; but the man
passed ON, and in short time o,,r lhero
selt tor bus watch, and found II was gone
Ihen the good wine came into nlSv he
rushed back. scizsd the rascal. and xebe0
mentiy demanded uMontre n,o,,iyo p,
Tobber treniblsa, and seluctanttvl vis,Ssa
up thewateh. On seaehino IoynssI no
recemted, with no little ,exultation b;s
heroic exploit and yowesi,itha II tbs
rest OF the world would behayss ss ' So
had done, robbery would cease q Ro.,o
Iin fertnightas When hc had s,n;shaJ
his oration, his rster said, ..oAlI .fI,;,,' is
very strange, Tor after you went e,,t T
saw yonr watch hanging Ia yo,r room
and there II Is now. !" sure e,,o,s,, S 'Gn.' ,h..s
i was. soit'appcarse, pasi ali ', d;sn,,to i u,o
that instead Of being robbed he hs:,tb;n,
sell s committed robbery.--..afemo;rms $50 Of
or 1homds FoelVeu Rprton,