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CdAsTWIsE P0RTs

- For NewY oTk-E.4GLE LFJfE.--Tss vaTy fast
eziaH saii'ng and A Regular Packet Ship TENUES-
- SEE. Albeit Cook. MASTER Is now loading. aBd
will with qack dispatch. For freight passaaa hav
ing superior apS 10 the Captain board
in SAMUEL TOBY & NEPHEW
g. or EOston- Boston and JNea5 Orleans Reallfae
Sse Iiss-Tlis fine ship UNIcOER, l'apt. George
- Pollard, vail have Dispatch For freight o. pas.
sage having fine apply 10 the CaDlnn e
board, Post 1G Second Muneipaly. OF 10
jgl0 DE9tpEf & CO., 81 Grapiefst
So AseHtsin Bosten. Messis-h ealy. Line0ln 4 Co.
80 For Boston.,- Besten and Js9 Orleans Rsgniag
e ORION, Capt John Curtis, viii have ifsl1eiisis
dispatch. This vessel has superior accommodation oI ca
and storage paengefs, and fac state Iouu suitable
family. For freight passage apply 10 the Captain %
board. opposite The Mat OFt0
ig4 DEWEY & Co. g Gfavier q
q Agsntlin Boston, Henry, Lincoln Co.
- For Roston.-Ths fne fast sailing regular packet
NlA ship PLATO, Baarss, master, having q large qart
ct her cargo engaged, will have Dispatch. For
balance Of irelgh, o. passage apply on board, or 10
jY3 J. w ANDREWS s. Co. 81 Common st.
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the robbery on board Of the steamboat Old Hickory.
GENERAL CoUNclL.-Ths body met last evening pursu.
ant to no.iceseven member present On motion. cleo
ton for President was gonsinio Messrs Allan and Surgi
appointed teIlen-Mr Jarvis having recsived four
votes. declared elected. ~
On motion Of Mr. Allan. the reading OF the journal was
dispensed with.
A communication waa Issd from the Mayor requesting
Clerks for the election Of Constable of the Rhid Justices
Count, in place Of p Walden resigned. On notion the
message was accepted
Mr. surgi offered resolution appointing the same which,
after suspension OF the rules, was adopted,
The account Of Gen. Lewis SheEi OF the Parish of Or
leans tor the past quarter, amounting to Sl584 75
motion, referred to COMMITTEES CoaEhonse and PfsO1s
A Communication from Duvergne wa Teiened 70 the
Bits from the Courier smOunting 434 fog adveItising
Reeued to me Committee on Courthouse and Prisons.
claim OF % due Mr.. Labat. Notary Puhlc and ceIti-
fed TO BY s. WaIeid Attorney for the General Council,
was referred 70 The Committee on Claims.
A communication was received and read from the Fire
Department being the submitted TO the Council Of the
levied on foreign insurance companies, which, motion
was filed.
bin for $780, for advertising reports Of the Board Of
Health, referred TO the Committee on Claims.
communication from Mr. Hutehihs. reative TO the
ameliOratioa Of the condition Of the poor, without
reading, on motion. referred to the COMMITTEES on Court
on motion or Mr. Coleman a committee IF three was az.
pointed by the Chair. revise the ordinance ng profess
sOns mess, Caldwell, Beebe and Surgi appointed.
report was read from the Finance Committee npon the
subject OF appToprAng 500 for rent Of 1ca for Board Of
Health opposing said amount the giound that the funds
apart by act Of the Legislature exhausted; also
report 10 favor Of granting to the WashngiOn Aitgr
the right to store powder in the magazine free Of charge
On motion, the Council adjourned 10 the second Thafs
day in August next.
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FoUND DRowEED.-The body Of a white man was found
floating a the Mississippi esteIday opposite 2 Post "a.
shirt, stripped co0Bade pauts and cotton socks Inquest
heid-veIdiot Found drowned -
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FOR sALE-on Account Of neqarluro--

FOX sALE-Un account OF IoEarInra--
TENHE welLknown and Old-established WOOD YARD,
L. DWELLING and KITCHEN, formerly known "a,
as M0rgan,s, situated in the Rg0es the Mouthk3
- OF West Peah River aud opposite Rabbit ISL ~A.
Eth and Lighthouse, and within three hours run Of
A- neWDTleans, by taking passage any Of the 80
bile mail Steamboats, the steamboats, running 10 the Wa
tang Places The stock Of Wood on hand as well as the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE on the premises consisting
Of Bureau Sofas Mahogany and Maple Chairs Bedsteads
Maimsses Kitchen Furniture, etc etc., will alo be sold
Also, aFAR Of 30 of first quality Land on Rabbit
Island, surrounded with Levee eight feet high, well
drained dced and fenced ten twelve aores row under
and sweet potatoes, with about 200 head of HOGS
Tie Farm and Hogs will be sold separate, if desired
II the properly be not sold at private sale before the Of
August 1S49 it Will be sold on that day POSITIVELY al
public auction at o'clock to the highet bidder
For farther particulars, apply on the premises
w. +. BlSUOE, SO Camp st. N o.
~ Twelve hundred dollars year, clear profit can be
easily made the sales of the Wood alone This fact will
be isaetony proved to any interested. jy25td
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ALARM or FIRE.-Watshman No -, Of the Second
Muncipalty about Y O'Clock "wednesday night dicpy.
cred some appeafancesOf fire in the Ice manufaciorF Tn
angle Buildings He burst open the door and found Ere
TIE main boer but no damage had been done. II was
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Groceries. Retail and Wholesale.
ATIIT s. SEYMOUR.

AULT s. SEYMOUR.
No. IA CHOUPIT0ULAS STREET.
Bst1sea St. Joseph street aud 81 Morris Market.
THEY take much pleasure inform their friends and the
4 public generally, that q have purchased the we'll
convenient to 81 MARY Market and which !, ed up N
shall always be- found and at The lowest prices.
Orders from their friends in the county, or in the city,
Beside being prepared 10 urnisheyery article Of Groceries,
they will supply their friends with FLOUR, POTATOES,
MEAL, GRAIN, ONIONS, BEANS, and PORK, in
small packages or in barrels. jYlO 3taW If
HoLL YWOOD HOUSE,
Eastern Shore IF Mobile BalTen Miles Southeast If
THIS DELIeHFFsUL sad I bsaBy resort having IN
deIgone many alterations and additions the ga
es This house is on bluff forty feet above the A
ion It's dry and healthy atmosphere with the fne Salt
Water and Shower NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of every kinda
Pabe WIN the best tie market aSSBds Fresh Fish
and Oysters in abundance enderit one of the most pleas
ant resorts in the Southern country.
There is 9 pressure boat making two tps daily con-
In addition to the main building number of neat Cot
age (two eaoh) have been erected expressly for fam
aud free from the usual hustle OF a hotel.
CHARGES -. -
pr Tsv t'''''''''''' 1 IA
Childeni and Servants he'll Pnee,
Hallggood Baidsgin eountg. "a. " yl8 Inn
AND BUILbtEsARz5s No T16E. =
I F. DELAWARE. late Foreman Of the Company
- Nleille Montague" (POpnetor oi the hlosaenaH
Zinc Mines) in Paris has inst ogeRed man9iaetoTy OF all
descriptions of work in ZINC, COPPER, TIN and
SHEET IRON, suitable for Buildings aud Household
Utensils the whole done according 70 The lsest m9oge
meus.... i, F, ID. more particularly undertakes ZINC
ROOFING, which be guarantees for twenty years. Also
Bathing Apparatus, Water Closets and thing con
neced with the Plumbing Business. ZINC LETTERS ia
Relief of all kinds Apply the premises, 81 Franklin
street, between Cont and Benvie where samples of the
above mentioned works be seen.
Refers 10 MessB. Shark, Day Il Stauifer Edward Goud
chaux, Builder.
aMossELMAN ZINC" FOR ROOFING.
The subscribers, Agents for the sale Of the Viee Mon
tagne Company celebrated Sheet Zinc would call the
tenou Of Builders and Others thus article as (when useI
of proper thickness and quality durable and economical
article for Root. 1t has been used roofs in Europe 70
thirty without repair, and apparently
when first put on. II is particularly calculated for thu
roofs of large buildings churches sugRhOuses etc. Circu
lars giving all the requisite information on the subject car
had and models of the mode of using Hppca
ton 10 SLARh, DAY x STAuFFER,
iFI9 2NYdlmW conner Canal and MaEAzine SIS
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l1RsEEY MI Louis Duygnaud, attorney for the absent
heirs Of the late Eme Ri1n made Affidavit yesterday be-
fore Recorder Genos, that Coutuuef clerk Of the
store OF M Rou, No 10 Chaures had removed from
the estabishment box of goods the 18th inst. and b.
therelOIe. charzed him with lalnanF lTarani ta. nal
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AsaAULTA warrant was issued Yesterday by Recorder
Seuzneau for The arrest Of Anton Kesing. charged with
committing violent assault upon Joseph Weddsf. on the
Levee on the I'd inst
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ASSAULT IN BALL-RoOs. -@Cbariss Rodgers was ex-
Hmlned before Recorder Senzeneau yesterday the change
OF assault and battery upon the persea Of john Bumsp the
Louisiana BalIO0m the night OF the 24h last. Burns
deDosed that Rodgers used b0n ts and feet and inflicted
severe beating The accused remandsd for trial be-
tore the FIIs Dltre CONT and gave bal for bis appeaanee
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /;
LArlruDr. % 81 30 -LovaIruDE. 90 win Time. sh

LATITUDE, % 81 30 N-LONaIrUDE, 80 Win Time, 81.
Cleared Yesterday:
Steamship Portland, Place. Brazos ST. Jago,
Harris & Morgan
Bark Aut0le0n. Park Barcelona l.. IL. Gale
seh L. M Hitchcock Larcade Point Isabel via Galveston
Master
Mex. sQhT. Cantabra, Ailioa Campeachy, Master
bchr Maria, Johnson Pensacola, Master
Arrived Yesterday;
Ship John Dunlap, Norris 65 days from Liverpool, to Bailey
Bark California Robinson IS days from Bordeaux to mas
teT-lst my.
grEAMBOATs:
Jas. l.. Day, GibeTsOn, from Mobile.
Gen. Worth Muir 0m Skpwith's Landiug-l42 bales cot
Gen. Lane, maPherson, from Luuisye21 bales cotton.
Gray Eagle. Muggah, from St Martinsvlle.
Y u. White, Brady, from Fort Adams25 bales cotton
Exit, Medd. from Camden-7 bales cotton.
Bertrand, Greig. from 81. Matinsvle.
TOwboat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
Memoranda
ToWboat Star towed down and TO the 10th inst
ship Amulet. bark America, and schr e. Weaver.
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ARBKsr--AlexaudeT Greenwood was arrested yesterday
BY the FiRt Municipality police CHARGED with committing
the robbery on board Of the steamboat Old Hickory.
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ID ECEIVED BY LATE ARRIVALS
IN IS bbls Crushed SUGAR;
Nc boxes Loaf do
81 packages Fins GREEN TEAS;
200 bags TABLE SALT
50 boxes Colsatss PEARL STARCH
20 dozen BR0OMS
s bales COTTON TWINEi
90 packages No ] MAfkERELs
rs tieiees Shaysi EXTRA HAMS;
400 boxes and half do. SARDiAES;
s cases CANTON GINGER;
10 boxes CASTLE SOAP;
70 do NO. 1 SQAP.... For sale By
jy90 CHAs. SfoUGHGQN, - Camp s.
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Meeting Of Joint Committee upon The oTevasse.

The Committee met yesterday at P. according to
tieethe Manor in the chair Present, Me@H. Renshaw
DupIe, Fable. Cook. Stewart. Mohtanye Derbes, Witz.
The Mayor stated that he had called the COMMITTEES TO-
gsther receive the report Of Mess Dunbar and Surg
Surveyors upon their operations in closing the Crsvasss.
Mr. Wilfz then read the report as follows:
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JAVA COZ k3l5.
T.XIFFV hags mime oid JAVA COFFEE, fof sale sy
i igi 81. HART 3 co.. y Fehoupi'qelaa =
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AMUgnMHNp

FIsToL sHooFlNd
~ The Il. r. ~ q. SILVER CUP free 70 ALL viii be shot io-
ZONE shot) Oh MONDAY and every following Monday the
Gallery oi the Hotel. r. II, n.
PasSChristiaHi july H. 1919. D. iY2 smis
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CRUSHED AND LOAF. SUGAR.
An PACK AGES Crushed and Loaf Sugar landing from
HI ship OswegO 90 do do in store; for sale by
jY2O CHAs. STOUGHTON, "a Camp st
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Late from the Cape Of Good n Bops.

The clipper bark Arthur PIckerins. Nickerson'
has arrived 1T this port from Cspe Town "hich sh'
left on the 18th Of July. From Me of south AIN
Can pspers we gather the following news Much
excitement continued to exist In consequence oi
IN. determination Of the Government to make The
Cape of Good Hope . penal settlement A puohc
meeting held IN Cape Town on the 4th OF July snu
resolutions adopted declaring the introdncuon o
criminals Injurious sud degrading TO the colony ard
that il ought to be resisted aso declaring that the
Brush Governm-nt hw 40 tight to degrade the Cape
into pena .mrnt ss u was acquired by secession
from a friendly power a"isnd, With its rights and
privileges 20 = free '.t,lsm-ot soemny guarantee
s,ro,. wss s.vsr.ly c~n.u ID The bakers Of Cape
Town unanimously refused TO tender for supplies OF
biscuit to the cOnmissa,tat lest they should be used
for 10. support of The eon,ets oil their lhe
people IN the country drets have resolved to employ
no Europssn labor whstsoever, until the power OF
sglins thieves and murderer. among mem as r,e
rulers Three hundred sOnyicts have len herfnnds
for the Cape, which they have probably ere thls
reached. Among the number was John Mitchell
Boston Josrnsl, Slst
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Tho American Prisoners In Mexico.

A correspondent Of the PeHn'y lvaH'aa thus de
fends the u o Minister, Mr.. clifford
The I'll division Of the o Army evseuatsd The
City OF Mexico the 9Th Of June e4s under Gen kesr
new Complsint Hsde 70 him about the 18th
of June that q party of Americans was engaged 10
ro5bng "hsciendss," or country seats, of the public
hgh~sy. and hs dispatched parties Of dragons who
arrested twelve or fifteen oi the nsrsuders. They
were sent before military commission at Peros and
on the confession Of of them and other evidsnce
they were convicted of robbery and brought out oi
the country In irons The party consisted OF runaway
tssmsers and esmpfollowers termed by the soldiers
outsiders" whose conduct often reflected disereot
upon the army. In the course Of their deprsdstions
they had met with determined resistance from the iI-
hs6ltsnis Of q village and had lost come of their nun.
ber Killed ssptured The individuals eompisinns Z
may not have been connected with this parry, thoueu
dstes and circumstances favor the presumption that
they were Certainly there 10, as yet, no reasonable
ground Tor sttrbuiing neglect of duty to Mr. Cnord
The record Of the Military Commission referred 10 10
prossbly on file in the Adjutsnt Generals oree at
WashinatOn
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03

wh-n Prines P..Is-isrh crossed ~ Ihs''. %
Grsbh> or rs .tvsnce from A son 'o Losont 70 "a
d. fOu-t tts' re SCI 81 beer elliir- US a. ~,
Gen Oorg-ys rsar-ensrc - -.
hur on re foun~ing cav thsf thev tel n - q S-Le,a
Genera. 0orsey a. Gouor. ]. va men ll--- - '
H1ngsrsns. 20 re ,ir-'gih - s. 80 asd AZ - :.
% con the heignis % fi-cso.S on ne y %, OF
ihe $40. TIE RussiArs advanced io ihr ons-t Al a
..ri-s n hses ersr-1 or thr 81 .-in -i -',- - 10
Whch .h- f0rrne Of rss ecisly -iv'-c i'--n ne
corhsiAnts aut or TIE 4t Genera Gorgsy, vro.- ms
reuVre- sr- wont fo pure h- snfagorts. iis1 fis
positions ard marched in ne direction NJ rlssy Psr
the Rus-s, srmy then ef behind a Nero hovr.i
snd Gn Graho~ marching ir pursuit of Gorgey crossed
he Thsiss s. Ti.ss scret hy wsy " Poross.o
Thi- march Wa one Of extreme i5c1'y s1i danger,
sr h- rorss.-s between Porossio and the T1rss
msuy snd he BRIDGES and al ,iher esn. ot com
i-h tfe Ra..ians thou q 10 80 pis d. -lccsed-e r
gaining th- e bank Vi sh- Th-ss, n spite o Ne oPpos
Horse pouioon bridge vs. ihen constructed. sld ne
hoe Rus-sn Amy crossed ne river. rsvirz hrr BAG
gage behind and commenced forthwith throwing ID rr-
trsnchmenis sround the position which ,ney lad 'assn
on lie l-fi bans cios- 10 .sss arrc-
Letter, from Crse0w Say Russian corps OF onservs
0r Of ot u-n hss o-s1 eo1csuiratrd on or ronisrs
.r cs-- r. Hungarian. should attempt - ilvss on %
Poisnt Nearly si h- troop. Of Gsiic.s have Already
ani-fr' Hungary SIX or seven eocrisr, from Hlnssy.
F-arce and Russia city daily lts a..-rfre
mai n corscuerc- Of representations from England sni
Fssncc. the Russians viii svscnss Hungary % he
T.e I.Soa TIVE. Of the i7ih IA. Vienna ssvce. 70 IN.
- ron sx-sedn no accounts bad been r-c~ we'd n H.
cans for - IS. sr csys and none OF Prnce Pa.sevtch
f- shove four days 70 r-y o. -ssark ,AIf ~ i1fe
Is.r, ,rhfsh last brCayf from ne ptHss -tr
"a fss 7ra alLgss frGasprTs ll Wa pr-
.sfev -taed Vienna fhaf me Rus.ian Mashs hs. had
t~o dsys' bate With Drmnn-kL This bstr ssssrted
place oes~ eel O-oeeEn and Gro-.s Ard
We translate the following Tor Tia T-l5sas from
D,E,,shs ZsiflHs Of Frankfort.
On The @gh July corps of Magyar consisting of no
Infantry 100 mounted CsEos and three cannon nvadsi
tie 3.u1et Of sry advanced fsr The visss 1f Ka-
me. burned The dwshus Of he Custom House ocsr ,h.
Custom House ard tho bsrrsek. attached - t al thsa
returned across the frontier asA1.
The POliisas Zsiuas published a. Po'eu reports that
the Hungaans have ssn possession Of ne ATTY of Bart
field. which q. situated tn. frontier The paper
sdds hat ihs 18th Of July they invaded he district Of
stry Ganicis seiE-d the public money chest and
turned 10 their own territory.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
ConsuI ut Singapore Consai at Lsshorn-
Independence of Hungary.


Joseph Balssiter, Bsq. our Consul Tor many years
stspgapore. left here several days ago. with
renewed commission for that port, and probably
sailed in the steamer from Boston, last Wsdnes
dsy He takes out instructions additions al TO those
appertaining to his consular duties
sDme years ago, Com Psrciysl had a difficulty
with the authorities 10 Cochin China, and was
obi gsd 70 use force. TO the destruction Of life and
property. in one Of the ports in that nation. The
Emperor was somewhat indignant, and has rs-
NAMED unfrsndly ever since. he carries Oh
considerable trade with sinsapors-hu several
steamers running regularly to that port, sends the
young men Of the nation there 10 be educated for
bis army and for different pursuits Of national i'm
portance. which make 1t desirable that he should
be on smicablc terms with our Representative
there, who has been for some years his consignss
for merchsbdise, 30. The Emperor feeling
sggrevsd by the above circumstance, has with
held his confidence from our Consul under the i'm
preston that an apology ought u be made by this
Government.
Mr.. Balester goes out with powers 70 proceed
10 Hue, the capital OF that country, aud make the
amsads konOrabe or such explanation ~ 10 con-
slstent with our dignity. and be satisfactory. He
will proceed to 7'ur0g, the principal seaport OF
Cochin China and having accomplished nis mis-
sion Will return 30 his Consulate We have
formed no treaties with the Emperor, but our IN.
tercourse will probably be greatly extended among
those eastern nations within few years
The expression Of the Hungarian meeting in
New-Yors, in favor of the recall OF J. A Bnds,
Consul at Leghoro was unnecessary, as he was
some time ago superseded by the appointment OF
EDWARD 6AHEAsB as Consul 70 Leghorn and
Florence, which eonsulates have been nnited
a Cabinet Council was held last evening, AMI
It qu,,s probable that the accredited Minister
from the RIPusLIc OF HuNtAHr will be received,
its Independence recognized, and treaties, g.
entered into. The President and his Cabinet
have closely watched the progress OF the strosele
with view TO this object, as soon a. 1t could he
soc lmplished consistently with the principles
essential 10 our policy.
It ia evident, however, that we cannot 60 so far
bsyopd this az to terminate eur intercourse with
Austria or Rassis. las recommended by the meet
ing at Cincinnati or intsrisre in the movements
of European nations. AthODEss
sUDpEs DgArH-Mr. Matthew Whyte, long
and fsvorably known 90 one Of most snterprsing
whi,ehs smes twas found dead In bis bed Saturday
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
Operation. In Transylvanis.

II. Tine, "a. Vienna pspsrs snf letters y M th inst
They cuutzu Oca. dspsicn from he beadqnsrt-rs Of
1- b.. l.f bat.e between bis k1c the
Hungarian army under BEN, 10 Which ths lstLer de-
'-stet .nd l1s Russia Gen. sEaisrn Killed by cannon
"a i.lso h1gssrsns are st4is1 q n4Vs been Killed
while he saved hsms-lyss - Wild q GIT 10
T.-y x-r. purs1.d ~ he co.saen, who toos seven
sr pieces. tsO stsrdsrcs, hx- quantity u amuuni-
don snc Genera Bsns Isvrhss calssa, eontaninr in
g0rtsnl pagers. 50 prsol~r. TOO, ~sr- eapt1fe1 BY
Rls..rs and u Genera BEN % % asserted nat he
capped ~ih xfs.t tcaty from he COss.rGs who were
c.lse a. biz bees snc Sro ~Oundsd him With lanss
Rl..ar cgo-c a. ~ KILLED and l0s vo1nd.
81 Among ne papers fund 10 General BEN carnsSe
here Two lotss irOu Kossg-n u inforn-
ls BEN r.4 ko--4Li can xVs hin B-nl ais lie, bat
money xn1 ne other sxhoruns Tie Ponsh 0-nsr.
-udsasor ~ lliss- nc Tlfss sgsns The R4sss1s. or
maze ~ after slsp~ci he fOfmer
Tns H1rssnsr corps of Ieo foot and 20 horse with
Ave- ted-psos., which passed IN Mocsys s ,uIi IN ihsl
provinces A-a<lres have been tsksn prevent heir
dong zry srn-f -Icn a. ssst Is ne O<c.l statement;
Dat oar cue.pondsnt niOrms ha 10 has correct IN
formation u lie Hgngsr army Ia hOdayia amounting
" 1000 Reports from Jsszy ina, this army
nzs srescs been driven BACK Trsnsy vsna but this
leSs 70 az spp-srsnc7 pfsnslafe fos we are hkeviss
Informed cat ne Turksa oops under suis mac fsshs
are acvsne.lg tovsrd the Aoidayian frontier
The following 10 AZ sxir,ct of l-ter rscefved from
Ga.str c.isd lh- ,oth Of July The Hsngsrans with .
rOps u s3og twenty tno1ssnc con1gcted General
BEN nav. -ntered Aodsvs, Glllng and dlspsrsnx the
R4s.i4n xafrisor here ard here and causing grest
sam amongst th- country pesps Th- insurgents ere
f-v sfalDnec distant from Gsstz bat to-day
nave t fym good hands hat hey are r-tfrauns, sfer
nsvinz mae good cs. Of provisions 10 grain and cals
ltis adndusd By Russian bulstin, No I5 pnbsoed 81
Wa-as noto ouy IA. ne A.sysfs have sasfed No dsv.
~fh force 0n 90 10 90 strong but hat hey pfsv
e-ss 81 IT, ha.si.ns in The psss u Otg slnf "
an so4nd =. Of heir After zI- -saif inc has
.als r-fr-i - Dne.-Ki 10 AOid.vis
IT, sofh.al Zefssg announces nc skiax OF h-fmsn-
by Russians which hs Cov~Eca1<st y S1>sS
yss sssz ~ is.srlss Tie psss rlA ~ as' sfa'ss
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-03
THE NEWS
FROM THE OLD WORLD.
cAasxuLLY rrkYARED, sorDKSsKD AND Az.ASsEl
Esl TIE SKv-YoHK TnIsCyK.
BY IKE sTEANER CALEDONIA.

The mails Of the C1LG0aia arrived by the ston-
ngtos boat at an early hour saturday morning
We give below our asual isl details of the Euro
mean naHs