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DENTISTRY. &c.

DENTAL NOTICE.
4 sRS. PEARSON and ANFOUX Inform their patients
- that they be consulted daily at q sss~=zr-s
Der Der Office from A. NJ. to P M pr fssssss
HeaIs0n many improvements in DEM fySs zs-ssa
IALSURGERY, are too well known and ILL Iy
appreciated 20 require enumeratng. His Block Teeth are
pacuafiy worthy the attentan of those requiring artificial
Ones Their prices graded the circumstances Of
Canal street. - " an ~
DENTAL NOTICE.
X SMITH, DE.NIIS1 begs leave to assure his
-, friends and the public that he has c.
a n9y ei and does st; not 40 intend 70 leave The
OMes at the Corner OF Lqfagene Square iI1IfY
and ST. Charles street. plh1I lT .
DR.. MENSING, Dental Surgeon
AVlNG returned to the city of New Orleans from his
4 tour IN the North and East, is prepared .ssssrs
70 perform all operations appertaDing TO the ksSzxz
TEETH and has become acquainted With; fSssssA
ne pest mode OF operating approved by the JIILP
college, oil Dental Surgeons Of Baltimore nd. His price
iof operations are proportion to suit the alt
ToOTH-ACHE CURED
~ Less THAN On E MINUTE, by Dr. MENSIEG'S
IOoTH-.4CHE ELIfTR, or no oh...ge. s!s~ Office
no. 50 Baronoe street, 4th door above Common st.
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HOTELS, &c.
BAY ST LOUIS HOTEL.
u WIS Establishment having been rensire5 and M,

'E'HlS Establish having been repared and newly fur
+ n'shed vii be opened the 10Th of May for the -.
reception OF Nisiters and Families wishing to spend the (i
Sahlacf nj pleasant Watering Place The under .A;X
1Ged hay" purchased thus property for permanent resi-
Gen {, aud "!h keep tin leue open Summer and Winter
1bt best Cooks Sten ards aui Servants and no
pans nc expense III be spared render the vers
pleasant aud agreeable. ny2 Anl &. LEWIS II Co :
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o. Charles Francis Adams, the free-so can
didae for the Vice Presidency in the late election,
has been occurring on Paradise Lost May we not
announce lecture by John Van Buren,, on the
pleasures Of Hope IN. I,sSundoy Dispatch.
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RESTAURANTS, &c.
Ii0Ibro0k 0Sytry Saloon and RestauraR

ilUiUtU0h tNEtt' NdlU0I dllu htStdufdHl
sfAS marie TO be al all times supplied with
Z the finest DNS i'lsA : from Noble and MSN ~
ka Bsrl'aIia, which will be serveds $A (a}
.ssgFzs up every s'y!e 10 suit The raj ~sx W%Y
.fi, &c. Tn rfogaeor has made 49,
5ssJ5l hs stN"Bs be supplied with every
variety OF Ga fE and FISH in the preparation Of which
no pains 7Il be sare t ihe tase Of the most astid
iCns epicpr. ON his iit Of tae viii always be found
STEAKS, CHOPS OUTLETS, every kind of POUl.-
TRY, aud, in slcr evsy thing in season that be-
procured; ia3D
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FRANKLIN HOrISE-

,.1,,, J.Gse eRd Of .Nto Shell Road
I'VE undersigned has eied and opened the above
, we'EtEown and tavori'e establishment, and in Ora
s 10 make y, every respect worthy OF the EhasE
81 US friends and those who wish 10 enjoy eae&-
eht IVe 10 OF the elegant and salubrous re-
itt n The country The gardens and grounds will be kept
~ ne pest order he viii have boats out at all times TO keep
rs toe nPpied with the nny tribe, fresh from their ocean
hor e VIII also he at all times supplied with every de-
scranton OF VIII zane, and all the deleaeies that the New
orleans market affords, together with choice Iiouors and
WIGS with good lemonade for his temperance friends -
Come one. come all - [I20 6mJ IAN HJ(yKOK
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SMITH l. BRoTHE 4,
"a 20 MLMOM STREET.

- - 50 COMMON STREET,
Ay teeeie qas 70 Their stock q IN hNRl sf.
roanntaeture and warranted 10 stand all extremes of
weather & b would call TIE particular attention OF
siiloniaps 10 Their Bo1tieg Caneons. and Water Bucket,
msnnfac.nnd with special reference TO the many dry
piIces and arid deserts between the Rio Gande and the
Cold grius - Air Beds which weigh ouiy IL pounds
Waterproof Bags Pol,eoa Bags Saddle Bags etc IN
UiA RUBBER CLOTHING of al kinds Wsding
Roots errjnes etc India Rubber Blankets. Pillows, etc,
etc Abo-TENTS, TENT-CLOTHS Saddles, Brides.
Bits Stiuups, SnuTs etc.. etc at % Common 81 mhis
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RARTWELL'S WASHINGTON ROUSE.
No 223 EHEA- A-LLI, SIR q E,I, EuLL 4nEL d LII a

d.
No. 223 CHES.h'UT STR EET, PHIL.fDELPHLA
s'E unlersisned woud his Southern patrons and
n tnc nds. that THIS SPLENDID HOTEL. which Iess
has been unoer his charge for several years has Just @
been elegantly reted enla ge sndeisnshed in thek.4
most iashionao'e manner and the entire organization of
eVcy department complete. The splendid suits of
apartments can be had at all times by giving few hours
notice.
The central and fashionable location of the WASHING
Jun HOUSE, renders it OF the most desirable in the
cy Tor Ladies and Families visiting Philadelphia. either
upon business pleasure and there shall he exerons
9fae,lo have 1t Hantnue 10 merit the liberal suenon has
heteOloie ecaeo6- II. J. HARTWELL
So The House las Warm and Cold Baths always in
Readiness my7 d&W6
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cARRoTLTON HOTBJ,, :


g II undersigned Repeatedly inform the public that they
Z haze lust takes he aforementioned establish -,
meat, with tlis eNenye Gardens Ten Pin Alleys EsI
Ud Hu2a, Ice Cream caoon, etc, ETC. appenain I-s2
nag thereto; ogd alie thoroughly repairing the whole and
making veg considerable improvements therein, they
~" pered to receive and accommodate Peepene Mt and
iraa-ent Bp1det II almost to expatiate the
attractions 10 he found Tie Garr0llton Hotel
t'r0uni Is suburban place of entertainment the esab-
snme9 IS second 70 none in DIE south possessing. it
does; ala est rpEivale scenery and the artificial helps of
Gardening IA The production OF sf8 eld flowers, such
rs where lie found n lie Jiciniy of New Oesns.s
place Of temporary us'ieltlonos retreat from tbs
noise, bust and Of city h merits than odi-
nary notce from the ytsio5. e.
The md signed eps1 ''e tie p1hio tiat their Lauder
aIi always lie togn sell s7ritd v The choicest quail
ties OF tsaaie Fish etc aru they have laid finely
ss0rtHd stock 81 Wrs au' sr liquors, they furnish
DhLeUr sure ot Chime E3cst. TO private parties at
the Shatzsf gGs--. .H. l..rif--
ihe uuGrlaig H tatrtF The g.ssives that in ad1i-
ton 20 Their iHutr oJte tu please the beauty OF
t5e Ioca'ior gru.es stra9s hee. the ease with which
ae1sss marin -ujAeIr enlistment by iroad render
TIE 2trp'n ~ the moi desirable Of all summer resorts
To- The G,ZsIs "a Sew UTleans
ANGEL. y CHANDLER.
1fs Fer terms of Board etc, inquire at the Planters
Hotel, or at the Hotel in Carolion. Capt A. AEakLL
apS y CHas. CUANDLER.
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WATCHES-JEWEl.RY

hs II. MEi Err No. 100 CAMP street. Watch-.y-9
l3S. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GObnt-aS
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES glSs
al jeyseTy articles repaired moderate prices mSEa
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Sif14 y NJ LII. Sayop sara, La.
in@e4iGtely frsEtltg the Steamboat I.aadias
hfELERS going up ,luaehfa Red River or com.
ing out OF sad Rivers will find to Their advan. IS
are 10 stop with him. all the Boats stop at Bayou 60
sara. doses, Caniages and Bnggies always 10 hire. E,aS
-iy2 ~ T. b. SMITH Ptour;etor
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WATCHES, JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS.
u VIE subscribers have just received additional ,q
4 supply of very superior Gold and Silver Watches, tsx
with Hunting Gases of M. l. Tobias RoskelI and "a
ether superior meseTs also Fine LoaGon Dppter s+ss
Gold Watch Chains, Keys and Seals, Lales Bracelets
Necklaces, Breast Pins Gold Pencil Gases, Finger Rne
&c. Also great variety OF FANCY GOODS selected by
of the fImip the European OF Work
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans Recues and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles Table Knives and
Forks Casters Candiesicks Double and Single Barrel
Guns, Pistols Reyolyer, Bowie Knives Military Goods
&c. for sale at moderate prices by
ie2l HYDE GOODRICH. IS Chartrss st.
FINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, etc.
r, "A. TYLER, 80 C-dAtP ST., has constantly on hard
IA. and is receiving by every sniva Gold re
lever Duplex ard Cylinder WATCHES of all y5s.
the best makers; Also-Fob, Vest q
J@EvI.Sss and Guard CHAINS. SEALS GesS9a-
- and KEYS, in every variety. Gold Pens,
Pencils, Thimbles Buckles &C.. Fine Bracelets Brooches
Heeslaoes Rngg9 siverTars. Spoons apd Fork; Lsilss
Candlestjcks, Urns, rich Fancy Goods Lubn.z fine Per
fpney-togetle with great variety OF other articles
mention. Aso-SPECTACLf5S with Cod
Silver Shell Steel bowed frames and ,Giases Of every
kndEye Protectors etc., etc., constantly on hand all
fitted TO suit the eye at short notice. n15
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Ii is worthy of remark that from New Orleans to
the upper waters above mentioned, the usual price
of freight is cents per h. if then these Barges
were entirely employed on freight, and TO have re-
turning cargoes at one cent, their freight would
amount TO S6i 800, making clear profit OF 32 400
IL may likewise be remarked that the upper conn-
tries above mentioned have usually been supplied
with goods over land from the Atlantic, at an ex-
pence of 10 cents per Id. on average. The adop-
ton of the proposed plan, in preference TO such
conveyance, would the country s cents on
every pound weight, the quantity which
might be carried up in one year with these six
Barges, the sum of $50, 400. $
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HYDE n GOODRICH. Is Chartres st
CALIFORNIA HOUSE

ChLJt ORNlA HOUSES.
"a hiIDRHtA UOUSES-PORTf BL E-built with
" Dispatch. Aso, NEGRO QUARTERS, cheap So
and Eeat mode. 10 he 1T The Shopwhere all !:a
kinds of CARPENTER Nc WORK ana JOBBlNGI-ssA
Is done I'll ST CLjRJ,EsS STREET. JyliG.
ap2b iy MILLER DiBOLI.
~ Orders liom the Country promptly attended to.
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FROM MY FACTORY IN THE NORTH.
I HAVE juit received small ot Of Fine ard Me- rsux
which | will Offer low. eW
Atso. IN sore. tine assortment Of SILK HATS, 70
Of all qualities. Aso. Il few cases of lEGHORN HATS,
white and coloed, very cheap 10 Giavie ei stairs
corner OF TchoIpiiOuias ST. BOOTH,
ap2i New Jersey Hat Manufacturer
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FURNACES FURNACES
EINoR SALE a Superior Assortment OF EsRTHEN
a tURNAttS, IA packages OF any number. wbolesals
and retail, al rs IclUuptouds 81.
apAS M Fl DEREREJJX
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OK UN LII OhLNJ , = -
sitST received The. subscribers supply of COLTS
y REVOI.VERS and q. :. YAUGER RI---@ssss 4
FLIES Ako-lseuuUe bcrrInger Pistols Riied ~
I,et Pistols short opd heavy Double Cans
Fowie Knives Pocket CompHsses Percus son S-ss.yts
Drinking Flask Bullet Pouches Pistol Belts, etc.
For sale by
miro HYDE Il GOODRICH Is Charities ST
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AN OFFICER OF COM. JONES; SQUADRON
GAYS IN Il LETTER which has appeared in tie Pa
- pers Of Ibis City, that during visit which be paid Ez
The mining region of the found VI D0fado he -
sold his II AT, which he confeses a vetyindife 90
rent one. for the sum Of Si1ty- fogr DoharSN What
field Tor speculation this yoHcles for Parties abput
aicNif would 10 well 10 bear mind that STU
gle and very indifferent u AT sold Tor s4
WILLIAM BOOTH, Hetter. {
Wholesale ales.rooro No 10 Grsver street. NJ stars
ma,tet ." " ~ " ' fy5
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O,fJE UV
$32,400 90

1t is expected that Barge with its crew may
start from New Orleans and arrive at Naichez in
10 days, where it may meet returning Barge ;
these barges may change crews, and the crew that
left New Orleans may return there in Is days.
Thus allowing Is days for a voyage from one sta
ton 10 another, up and down. it will require Sc DAYS
to Ozark. 81 days 10 New Madrid and u days to
any place on suitable water for Barge $50 or 800
miles above the mouth of the Ohio; that is. up to
Nashville on Cumberland, mouth of Green river,
Wabash Missouri or Illinois, 60 days, and II days
TO return to New Orleans, which may he done
with great ease, in Barge well manned with oars
men. According to this plan a Barge may start
every Is days, or at least Two in every three
months, and may arrive as often, without al
lowing any interruption to take place in the line
Thus IL Barge cargoes may be carried up, and as
many carried down, each of 90 coo lbs weight, in
the year, by the same - boat-ms Each aptan
should, on changing Barges, remain with Ills men,
and each supercargo remain with his Barge. AS
there are SIX Barges proposed, aud but four crews,
there might always be one Barge at each extreme
of the voyage, under the care of the supercargo,
who might have it loaded and ready TO depart on
the arrival of a crew.
These Barges might cary up to the places above
mentioned IN the course OF year $40 tons. attwo
The might down $40 tons at cent b.. 1O600 90
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IIANU : On ShAll. I 2.
VERY good PIANO for Il very low price, may be had
~ at 50 Camp street, oirp.te ilaiay
cite S,ilItre. Also a few VOLlES and EfSsssxs4ER@4
GUITARS. and ASSESSMENT Ot Pi ANON n ri ri III
STRINGS mile TX u u
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rAJS-HATS.
A r Ely SAf.ES-RODM may be found few cases Of
~ line MoIeshn Has very handsome six [ U
EIas a great variety oil common Sdk Iiats Beaver IS
VIA land Black i1shGnaOe Il u. Russia, Caor. g.
ma Ruenl Vista and Plantation Hats AlsO-A eholco
Of coore.and clear Lcghorn Hats, and few superior
Papanas NJ o winch just received and Tor sale low
Tor cash or approved paper VIM. BOOTH, Halter
mhij corner OF IfayIer and TrioUpllouias xs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-09-28
Iaterfrom Chagres snd PanEEa-Arrival 81
the Crescent CITY, &c.

TIE Stssme- Crsssat Cay Capt eroDDAsn
arrives yes,srssy from ChAsres, whence sne sailed
on TIE ls-h inst she bring, rothln- isteF from Cal
ioruis We have been favored With the following re
Dor; Of Der y.rrszs out ard beck
The Crescent City ief Sew-Yorr on ne nor-inz q
Sept g. ard arrived e. ChsErss 90 80 norras q reP
TIE lse, acvices from Panama are 20 ~ - -
California 10 lesv- FOR Sz1 Frtne.co ne 81 a1a
III tsse 81 re pssssnCers irer a. P.nsms A- az
Els Frsrre. bad "a 81 VIII 70 pss~1zef - 80
AaaLl.c d.-ctsrzinE snc ~O1a - p.l " loi -
Frsrciseo Il rsd rslnec brt tFlce a. Psrans 10 ~
weeks The ~esfher very pleasant anc ne a per
feci hes ny me Cholera having entirely d,Ap pe4fea
Tre .i-srer ALBANIA arrived e. Cnasr-s 90 l- rhn
n re sih from NeWOr ears z-d ueri rO1a1 - ue.-
s,, navy Bay Ard anchored, and re Ors ioR ~. lei
o...@r gen - u rUu3er TIE csrsn hsc gore 70 Han
ana VIII he Intention Of sirnE Ire sTrFs- o. ~ re
ana steamer There ha1 been Do .rrsl irom - so-
err Coast since th4 Empire Ciy > Tie pnc- o ps-s.ge
oo ts rv-r h.i been much re5aced 90 scoog'i o re
slsarner Gen Hers1 having made q s4ccessi4i HlP y
Gorgons The A sbsuss psssenssrs "e., " = s.oe'
cone Tor S. srd paying higher man :, PEI hes9
Len Chsges P. n Of he ien o. eePlemneff AZ
rived O. Jamaica 81 O'clock 90 ne eTe,nk OF nc ~
le Jsmsicsat5 o'clock the evening Of tae Z'sn re
Aqsericsn brg Jlstuisr arrived re norrlls OF ne =
ron Bainniere TIE British schooner Ihisie o. sn1
fron u.fsx ran asnors Plumb P0ict SEPT IT, aa1 y
e .lrresad sh4 Rlii - to.A l0s.
Ii sf = 49, ioog Y s. We exchanged signals VT. -
Aerc-a bark showing blue tax. Win re le-tef r n
he center bound south Ls q a long . y -xenanf %
sigrss ~ in bsfk M0nieusi bound sol.h.
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Hsyusu arrived Vienna tho on. and sooner hsd
ie come than reports prevailed that he 10 10 lay down his
Hgu. ssn command In order 10 assume tho conduct Of
army me shofa Of The Lske of Constance, which
amounts already 5000 n-u, ,nd 10 about 70 receivs
a fresh Increase Of o. 100 more.
Gen. Hsyusu reached Presonrg al midnight on tho VA
INST ~ : steamer from Rsab. lie received Al The
with great ceremony he officers Of me
carlson and me civil authorities, and bands Of music
played the Peoples Hymn. He drawn rom there
n coach aud four, with large Train Of carriages follow
mr. 20 the Lapsry Pasce. where no aligned. division
of nfsutry mp IN the court sad troop OF dam
se In festive array greesen he iouunNe general al MS
entrance.
Haynau received Pesh through The hands Of the Rus
sian COLONEL Count Hayden mo grand cross Of The Order
eli ,, Audrew .n hnians win autograph ettsr from
,he Emperor, couche 10 NE most gathering tefms
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IRELAND.
spirit Of the Press.

LIVEsPoc-. sept L. y. 1 y.
We have just BEEN pat IN l1ssesicn II letters snt
papers which .si Dublin shortly before midnight We
take from them al that i worth notice
IL Is evident thst paper warfare on political topics
between the fristsls and tia " Nafio- q ~ 1anf
Tie former in siuding 90 Mr 0ofy' policy. a. isii
down Ia the lrst two numbers " ia nog fsne 70
msrks.
he hss exhausted many column. o. h.. paper 10 he
has said-ofsl he has in-nus,edof a. he hss coverly
hinied a., aud publicly recommended Why Dat We
days Of our degradscnthe days q Wing compaci. ssi
tauons sne allowances What 10 advises $ =
hand and love wsh EHsisa Psraes and court EngEsn
sympstaies Parliamentary md m1niepai i-snehises are
chsnges and t-e1lng children in ne given crab .
claw coral 90 exercise their tooth ess gums upon, 50
Mr Dufy has given What lie Gals Nap 0f Dafes for
his Assoc alton 10 lts Infancy 20 anuse lisei with
Tho lrisiaaH OF til. day also scoutsus very bitter
article Church Establishments cOnterting tnat " =
Church whose chief foundation u Wholesale violation
of toe rst principles Of common honesty mss bat poor
claim upon the respect % those who differ from rs
tEcts and tie members must share In the cpqrobrum
which its unprncipied conducts suggests 10 10 indeed,
says The writer, direct insult against Christianity
whose minister's OF the s0spe. maintained BY forced
contributions. aud as Il living Al free quarters
upon the country Upon the policy OF demoishing
the Church IN Ireland Duty and Brennan are s.reed,
and from what We can learn ia more quarters than
one very violent struggle on the subject is ~ hand
Mr. Duty comes out this week with prominent
esfer headed " The Rights OF Property-WhO shall
y the doctrine OF Mitchell, that the tillors of tne coil
have prior claim the produce OF the land and that
the present system u carrying OF the crops 20 evsdo
the payment 81 rent j. justified BY the fapacty AMI
cruelty OF the landlords tie says
~ Is no pleasing sreclaris 20 see our unhappy peop"
driven 90 ctn0rsling and peiifofng devices Ake ius
% reep brrad eat; hut since here IL other reans
e since 10 acfusy 1la for NE or death since they
hold the stae, no tunsne man can hos tate
long In choosing bis side in such a cnrfe-L'
On the Church question, Mr. Duny "a equally strong
ana decided. He says-
The Church establishment, Indeed must 20 down, for
the Church establishment = the moral garrison ~lihn as
thar dehauches thzn direct gold and ovcrpowers he
18th Of he national soul more effectively ihan hsJo-
neis -
The fact OF the magistrates n Castewe.len refusing
10 take TIE iniormatous rendered By The local tro~n
Solicitor. against Orange rioters 81 Douys brae. on
lh- IN OF July ast has created much M feeling and
Indignation
The harvest sppesrs % be nearly Ar completed, snd
the Potato tolerably tree from disease
Choeya sul prevails, and IL daily adding 10 10
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The >berirls- Bof, Or Traas,saatla HossHg>r STATE
that DtmbiusAL Nesssros and hussem (hoss1hs bro b.
arp-awl with ighteen 0tnsr srant. chiefly Poles
reached Tsuul SsvennO through OrsJwa on tho lth- On
ospu Nacsay. on ne lsth Ko-suth Bakowich and tbs
aragoman Of hossuth The l9h he leader OF the Ma
uonGl Guard Fischer, and Major Count Demonssi, WIN
h. vile arrived al the place With the exception
u Monix and Nicolas Pefcze s he refugees called one
another by fcufOus hut were partly identhed Oy
tn- sulodues 10 whom personal descriptions ~ me chief
persouates had been sent azd partly betrayed ~ hfr
servants Besides hese seveniytHO refugees Of inferior
fank have been 1foug ht into Tsfuul >tyerino
Tae sister Of K1ssuth and her husband NJ kutksy,
have arrested and taken 10 PresnufK II shd thai
naortant documents relative 70 ths Hungarian nsnrfec-
a1g ere found 10 their possession.
The PrDssan otfGts knsde1, OF The Tn lnst quotes ss
follows from The Prague J7ra1i feappe&nns ia vienna
On he 5.h instant ne authentic colnfuaion OF me
ne ~, has arrived that kOssuh Dsmbinsx and Mes
saros are Wdin under the guedsnshp OF me fssns
They had placed themselves under BRUSH protection and
dec AIRED their ialsnnon VI emisrsung 10 england IN
cous. quencr ~ ths, the Intervention ~ tho BRUSH Coo
81. 8irs-dy taken place aad nc delivering up Of iheif
p-r.ons has been demanded.