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'eEssssa spR. GoRDoN's -,l-. .. .
m VEGETABLE ANTI-BiLloUS
''''-A''F - FAMILY, PILLS.

- Gor ,she. .cure of Headache, Gildness, Salt Rhenm
Heartburn worms % l pyIsai ';Is -ner, ols1
weainess Fits, Consumption, Pa'pltat1n oi 'e nsnft lear
Liver Complaint Rising in the Throat ErySipeas. Deal
hehnss Of ie SST, rssFsS Nervous 1 a
5Tnolats md all other Diseases arising from IMPURITIES
Of he sIooD and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE LIVER AND
Fgsrv disease 10 Which the human frame is subject
o.ires from impurities Of the blood or arrangement OF
hedigestiye organs. ~ = ,i
Dr. Gorlon,s Family Pills.
Bainp compounded exclusively OF such ingredients as
Nature intended should operate on the impurities VI e
Human System. .-t5 r.ptsFt - =, .;,;
Strike al the root of the disease removing all impurities
from tie BODY opening the pores externally and insrnay
see,atr all ,reign and obnoxious PARTICLES from the
that th. blood of which it is the origin must be
tbor,ighiv securing free and vigorous
action 20 the Heart Lungs, Liver and Stomach thereby
I'll The shs natural p1 VEINS and
rfyme the blood; heyrender the system not only tloros
10 sound hut also impervious disease, EVEN WHEN all
OTHER MEANS HAVE FAILED ,
drd asesu the most aggregated forms OF DYSPEPSIA have
been cured M the Medicine, where rigid dieting the Blue
Pfa and almost every other means haa oee resorleu !"
itot any bcnet and when death staredi It's miserable
victim fully IN the face If DR. Gorlons Pills Were not
aapte TO the cure Of any but this HoRRID MALADY their
uniform success in this disease alone would be sufficient to
.sa on fame the name oil their ihNehloi' Us bsH
FACTOR OF HIS SPECIES .
This medicine fails tocure the wors''cases Of
PILES IN oae tpesk!,s<'
For more detaed description Of the Medicine, the man
iis the complaints it adapted to and the
cures has performed refer the reader to our agents.
who ssiIl give them Pamphlet gralis.l
For saleby JAMES X. McKAIS, +, l.. ZEMP Camden.
also fse at all and country stores in the South
and West 20. Dr.. DE-, G. X, ,TYLER's
FEVER AND AGv5 PILLS.
,Iftbere,eyer WAS medicine that merited the
nnhlc pra;ses for the great good it has done in Gu
rinq Chils and Fever, it certainly must be Dr. Ty.
ler's Asue Pills, as they cure the patient in "a
hours. They do not operate as purgative, but
asa tonic. aud produce no unpleasant symptoms,
and curs permanently, nor eau they fail 1t used as
directed&ashe trial OF single box will prove the
above statements, therefore, if you would secure
yourheahh, proeare box of the genuine Tyler's
hgue PDis.1Es satl,,ss. 81 4. -
For sale by j. R..McIlArs and F. l.. ZEnP, in
Camden, and ons enquiry viii be found at most oil
the towns and country stores.
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IN 4Edufty.

KERsnAw DISTRICT ~" = '.s1ss'' = -
VIM. Randolph, } - .Qlia ia $ ire
rs. }Bill for sale Of Land, &c.
James Adkins, ct al. i'Su r" 4;f-ts;:i
1t appearing to my satisfaction that WmsAd-
kins one of the Defendants to the abeycS Bill sis
without and resides beyond the limits of This
State. 1t is ordered, on motion of ]. NJ. Desaus-
sure, Complts Sol'r., that the said VIM, Adkiue.s
do answer plead, or demur to the said bill within
three months from this date in default whereof, an
order pro confesso will be entered against him.
-- WIN. NJ. SHANNON, C.sE K.D.si
Feb. 9th, lS49. - i3m lefsitsss etfps II
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Sperm Oil.

Sperm Oil.
The Subscriber has just received supply OF
superior Bleached, Winter Strained Sperm OIL of
first and second qualities. Also-Beached Whale
or Solar Oil-all of which will be sold as low as
can be afforded on this side of Charleston.
JAMES X. McKAIN.
Dec 6 IT Az
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Fresh Arrivals.

Tie subscriber is receiving and opening a large
and varied stock of Fall and Winter Goods, con-
sstng of Dry Goods Of every descriptions, Hard,
ware, Groceries and Crockery, which vii! be sold
for cash or punctual customer, as low as they can
be hrd in this market. e. MAIHESON.
October 4th, lS42. 40 tt
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Dry Goods in Charleston,
FOR FALL TRADE. z.. i... ay.2
The subscriber respectfully solicits the atten.
ton OF his friends and purchasers generally to his
stock of Goods for fall sales. lie has recently re.
ceved and opened
$50 PACKAGES OF NEW GOODS,
making the largest, most varied and elegant as
sortment he has ever exposed: consisting Of every
variety of new and Rich Dress Goods, Shawls, VI
sc,tes, Iaces, Hosiery, Linens, Linen Goods,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Embroderies, Prints, Long
Cloths. &c. &c. .-s@ 'f'''
Ills DOMESTIC GOODS ROOMS are as usu-
al, well stocked with great variety Of Fabrics
adapted to Negro wear, such as Ke.seys, SAITH
nets, Plains, Jeans. Stripes, Cotton and Linen Or
paburgs, Blankets, &C., &c.
lie is prepared to supply Plantsrs with the same
style of GEORGIA PLAINS, he has sold for the
past two years in any quantity, Samples of these
Goods will be sent to any person who may desire
them, and all orders shall receive prompt attention
Planters and others visiting Charleston will find
il to their interest to examine this stock, as 1t will
be found the
Most Extensive in the Southern Country.
and he is enabled to offer Goods at prices we'll
rortly the attention nf purchasers.
F.. w. BANCROFT, 253 kng.st.
Charleston Oct. 1913. f.--
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FRESH GROCERIES.
The subscriber has just received fresh supply
of staple and fancy GROCERIES, and intends to
keep a constant supply, which he will sell on the
most reasonable terms. They consist in part as
Si; M.::S;ss. c;s;s BROWN SUGARS
Clarified
cesf Crashed }wnlrE SUGARS
New Orleans and West India Mo.asses
Sugar House Syrup
Rio, Java, African Coffee
Gunpowder Hyson and Black Teas
Sperm Candles and Soap
Pepper, Spice and Ginger
-ALSO-
Fresh Citron, Raisins, Cu,rants, Almonds.
Preserved Ginger, Nulmegs cloves, cinnamon
LIQUORS. .f.-.,..
Super 1905 French Brandy .-...
do J. j. Uupey's Brandy
do Sherry and Madeira Wine
do Old Port Wine
do Very old Gin
Cordials and Syrups a
Old Rye Whiskey (Miller's) gaze
do Monongahcla Whiskey; Rectifed 10.
Porter and Ale in pins and quarts ........
Salt, Iron. Gunny and Dundee Bagging
Bale Rope and Twine. Il. LEVY
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Caution.

Owing to the great and immense sale OF Dr. Town.
send. Sarsamria number Of men who formerly
agents, have commenced making Sanaparlla. Extracts,
ETxin Biltcrs Extracts of eow Dock, DC. They gem
ora M mn, il I'M in the same shaycd bottles, and of them
have stole and copied advertisements they are only
worthless irnita tons aud should hcavoiCed
For sale in Camden, by }. X MckAlN. Price 81 per
bae Six bottles for So cash.
tuu,,si l6 81 ~
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'Ehe subscriber.

HTILL continue to act as BANK AGENT, IN
w both the Banks ofthis place, and attend to any
Commission Business which may be entrusted 10 Z,
him. Office at the Counting Room OF McDowaiI
d Shannon T.. }. SHANNON.
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Important to Country People. '

Important to Country People,
The subscriber having determined tosdo asuorec
extensive grocery business than heretofore, is de.
sirous OF disposing of his entire Stock of Dry
Goods and Wares of every description at the
original cost. Country people will hnd it 70 thess
interest to call and examine-Groce can also
be purchased Of him at the lowest possible rates.
Also, 100000 Florida Segars Of the different
grades, these Segars are on CONSIGNMENT and viii
be sold at from 81 to Sl2 per Thousand according
to quantity. II. HOLLEYMAN,yR-.s:
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store to Rent.

e. az Store to Rent. a, ~ g.,
The Store at present occupied by s. B. Levy;
possession given BY the middle. Of November. ,s,
The Office one door below w. ]. Gerald Els .
formerly. occupied by Doct. E. Fl. Anderson:
@H7 Annly to H. LEVY.
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For Sale,
Two Philadelphia made GINS, to be seen at
C. MATHESON'S.
September 81
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J, w, BASKIN, Auetioneer.

Will attend promptly and faithfully to all bust
ness entrusted TO his care. May be found at The
Sberffs Office--or two doors above Boyd's Hotel.
Jan 10 u --.---- -. =
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aDMa nc gB& So
5 COMPOUND
Syrup of LiverWort and Tar,

safe and certain cure for consumption the lungs
spiuing Of blood, coughs, colds, asthma, pain IN
The side bronchitis, whoCping c0ugh and all Put-
anonary affections.
STATEMENT OF HIRAM cox,
Late PROFESSOR in the Cincinnati ECLEC-
TIC MEDICAL COLLEGE, and Physician well
known, who has an extensive practice, in relation
10 the case of Miss Belt, alter having been gwen
up TO DIE with the last stage of fCONSuMPIlON'
by number of able PHYSICIAS.
Mr.. A. l.. ScovILL:-Sir-However reluctant
| have been TO permit my name to appear, attach
ed to a certificate recommending Patent Medicines,
Noslrums, or Catholicums, nevertheless think
my duty. not only to my patrons, but TO the commu-
nny, and, all afflicted with diseases requiring
Cough Medicines, 10 slate that in three particular
cases of Ipcipenl CONSUMTION, viz. Miss Belt
sep.daughter Of Mr. John Carr, of this city, MISS
Barger slster-in-!aw of MIR. V. Wunder, butcier
and Alr. K. X. Cox, one f our City Council, tina.
DR.. RODGERS COMPOUND SYRUP Of LlV-
ERW ORT and TAR operated more LIKE SPE-
ClF1C, than any remedy of a similar character III
ills operation that have ever used in my practlcs'
One of the cases above, viz. Miss Bet appeared 10
be laborng under the last Stage Of Scr0fuOus Con-
sumption, as pronounced by several PHYSICIANS
who were in attendance previous to my being called
10 treat the case. She Is at this time in the enjoy
ment Of as apparent good health, and from appear
| ance, as likely to die with any other Diseases, as
any other young lady OF this CITY. AS II resPec' S
the health of the other two cases, all the threaten
ing premontory symp oms seem TO have subsldeu
from the use of a lew BOTTLES OF the SYRUP AEovE.
Very respectfully, dc.
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FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

vi i hG 0xkO
Artichokc, Asparagus
BEANS-Eariy China, Mo-
hawk, Half aIoon, large
white Lima, Rachel, .Cran-
berry, Valentine, Dutch
Case Knife ...o, s,..l,...-.
BEEf-Long Blood, Tunip
and Sugar - ~
Broccoli, Collard and Cauli-
flower - - =. ,fiEhi !
tA,RRoT-oraDge { and Al
tingham - ''S' - %
CABBAGE-Earlya andslate;
Drnm Head, May, York,
Sugar Loaf, Green glazed
and large Mountain -.
CELERi-white and solid
CUCUMBER -Early frame
long green. cluster; short
prickly Gherkin
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Feb II

49,, Il. w. BONNEY .r.,l,t
IVill continue to act as Agent for persons trans
acting business in either of the Banks in Camden
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Notice..

Notice.
All persons indebted to the late firm of Dobyd
Kennedy, are earnestly requested 10 call on the
subscriber and settle The same without delay.
R. NJ KENNEDY.
Nov. %. AZ u
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Light! Lirhl!!

Bleached LAMP OIL of good quality, can be
had at 90 cents per gallon.
Nov. %. 49,. .s F. L. ZEMP.
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w u nor tc4cs
|CORN-Eariy IN enrs<ssD
Knle and Leeks, Scotch
Lettuce, Egg Pint
Melons, !, MnstaFi, h:s!lslst
ONION Botions md sp6d ~
0krsi PasaiP .a#ass Al,
pEAS4Eariy Washing St61s.
Franz. /. Warwick !, B1h6t
Dwarf Marrowfat, Match.
less Marrowfat, Pxincs -
bert, very eat}y, Ehafilogs
Parsley, Pepper "a - -. -. !. J
iltaDlsHa isilows sksdsfEa
1'umip. Black - q 80
Spinach, Squash, SalsHY %
|TiqUIfRlSsiP4spiRE,, iqIflsH KosSR,.
Hanover, aberdeen, Red
- Top, Rum Hsst DOS s@s
-. r.sssy 4 - -. : -
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Millet,. Lucerne, Canary and tHemp Sees. d.@ssss4.
DThe subscriber being in the habit Of ipRYiAG
his Seeds before vending, is enabled 10 iscoal1sa
them with confidence. n }I2:i! & ~ 's s:s ssFs
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south Carolina, /
KERSHAW DfSIRICa
7YN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Nathaniel Hotchkiss

B. C. Jones, for James Croxton,
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
INDIA AND CHINA.
Late IntelIixence.

Rv.xu,ordiusrv .xpr-ss We have 70 hand dates from
cacuu. to Sd Of July, Mair.s ssh July and BSmes "a
July Gensrs tranquility prevailed throughout india snd
he rains su continued The uiA Of NoolrAl was skng
up much OF The psbae attention. The defense rs eh-
peeec vii 10, AXE up any ensih o. ume and mere Is
PROBABILITY Of the Devsn selrng ot
There son- hints Inrosr out OF Doy Aohaned nav
raised he standard Of revolt In The hhyoer Pass ~lh
he Intention Of pouneng on Peshswur. Gholso singh
give up his guns and accused Of raoroCs eofss
SICKNESS prevailed in the Lahore garrison sire. Ma
per reached ss The lsh June. where % met Lords
Daltous;e and GOash, SIR H. Lawrence and Major Msca-
eson Il q rmorsd The supreme Cosncil will oe sum.
uoned ihiher, and rot Calcutta Sir { Napier would
Lahore IN the middle Of July Lord Cough quits
TIE deaih Of Mr A Forbes. ofhs house Of rorbesS CO
!. announced.
Attempts being made TO get up Testimonial 10 Lord
Rs,ouHon. condemnsiory Of the conduct Of the oiree
tors of the Benses Bsnk have been carried
Cacuua had been visited by stormy westher Several
vessels obliged 20 put 10 ses, and ous or "o s1
t,ined damage rhe rivers had been steadily nsns snd
10 day ster the mail len the Hoogey and Gsnges
would - open 10 inland steamers
SIR W. Cough has applied for his sslsry ss COMMANDER
inchsf compensation for he expenses IN coming 10
receive thst appointment
serious sisurssnce. indeed rebellion against The
Government. had been put down IN Mysore bv Capt
Dodd. The irsngsiors were al British supendisres
The GwAor territory las sso been The scene OF some
unsuccessful linsurreetiOnsry movements.
The communication with scnce 10 closed ior he
From China we have dates from Singapore Sth May
and "a June Canton Sh June and Hong hong I'd June
great number Of frscsses had occurred-in one case
two Enslshmsn Killed and an American named
Widtefeld had q narrow escape
protestant Missionary a. Macao named summers
having been arrested FOR refusing 10 take Oh he IA IN
rergious procession. liberated by party OF
BRUSH seamen uuder Capt keppe who hfstsho ana
killed sone soldiers.
Trade 10 Canton 10 state Of topper purchases
having been made although s. chops ~ rev eas had ar
rived The prospects. however are cheering.
In Cacuts, the money markets. unchanged hale oi
exchange 0t for 1rst class months, sight bills rnd
downward. The export aud import markets animated -
Lnseed eglected. except by Americans Manchester
goods IN good demand Copper ,old freely
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

u,e.r.ns Ess to 30 temporary Msnbsr' sfths Council
- Lucis -...h.
NJ R-dnx-or Under Secretary or lrelsnd TO Rave se
rsns Of Second clss Of the Bsih on he Civ EsAon'o
n-rt -. -.
RrNoE-Itis aid 10 bs Der Msesiys Intention 70 con
ser he hsror ofa k1qusste on Lorc Crsndor reeos
riuon Of he able discharge Of els Nce'esA danes nc
proof Of her kaesys ssfsfseuon AZ Der are rssepnyas -
The Queen au reached Bsnoral, where sne rsu's' ''
q sssson into privacy
nis II eouien lsfien sppoiai early day Of 49,
rrsyer and hunistoo that Provcsrss IN his innnii
rrercy nav - pleased 10 stsy he dsvastsng rAady
viii Which he country 10 aeefipgy visited No esy
has a. yet been fKsd upon. A.,
sr George GREY. he Hone secstsry, leaves her ma
s.tv for short tine 10 ss relieved In hs stisndane oy
lor. John Russell
NJ ssvx sproiainsrs or promotions are announced
n n veeks G1ssffs i-- Lords OF The Admiralty being
engaged IN heir snrgs tour. walch was only completed
% The 18Th -.
rhs paier conierring the houor q eSoneiey on ne
LORD Mayor Of DubAn will 30 seui during ne week, oet
here 40 irafh 10 no ruOr Of iae eonIenpisec eeFs
son 10 The peerss- Of SIR william Somervile .
Tns lesr OF Mr Csytoo. the American minister 70 M
u Hungarian nservenuoc or sypsihy has svsn
mach ,.rscd6r here and hss called forth ne sPPAass
o u.l-uua and crowded meetings IN hs uerePoA' ana
provinces 49,, s...
Choers hss broken cut -iolenty On board The tns.s
Marlborough. with rooPs on board Tor sens'r I" Fp'
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

NEv.JKRsrr-The Railroad Aon0p0iy.-The
Trenton State Gazette and Newark DAILY Adrer-
t,sey very properly caution the Wings OF Bar
lipo,on. Middlesex, Mercer, Essex, and Pusaic
Counties against allowing themselves 10 be
drawn into coalitions to elect Loco Foco Senators
this Fall under the goise Of opposition 70 the
Railroad Monopoly now bestridng that State.
They say tha. the late Wbig Senators from those
Counties are all firm anti-Monopolists the
Monopoly is Of Loco Foco concocticn, and has
served and been served by the party which is DO"
anxious TO make capital by crying it down. AL
this /. very well, but little more such We d be
better We do not hnd in the journ- above
named any direct counsel 20 the Wa'gs Of the
Counties affected 10 take care n0t none bit DFci-
DgD anti Monopolists ret on fheiy fsckets h's FaH
and when we say nti-Mcnopolists, We mean
men who feel that New-Jersey 10 injured and dis
honored by the existence Of the Monopoly, and
must be rel,esed from Il. Mere professions oftheo.
retcsl or traditional dislike TO it will not answer.
If the wbig journals will only extend their eau
tion 80 as 10 cover the whole ground, there will
be no abrasion 10 the Whig ranks this Fall but
any attempt to shield the Monopoly with the
smoke of a blank C artridge war upon il will be
pretty sure 10 fail and will at all events provoke dis
aster Nothing short Of frankness and thorough
ness will meet the present emergency
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04

Prince Frsnr Liehienssin whe % ih.' .4. -. ro...
Ie wing dstir z-ishet himself grrsi4y y - -
nd courage and 80 arF- snare ln tae - - s.
dsy By sunset Ire erery Tn expelel In IN -
trerches ard from he noe sEsres .iored ana our 80
versAres 10 full r-iresi. -..----,. -.
Nistfs screened then from prrssit &c -
u however very cous.derabs. The ted belhk eoHeIe
win Al q aud WOUNDED Eve csnrol YER 80 -
- prisoners aronx whom q Prince " o1yrfAsy "a
rel - gueri q rklA-s Our ios- . n@l- 4. :,
killed. Ard IS wounded. Among ne silsr; 80.
ssv 10 tie distfnsu shed Gen b-ncces Wno, not-l.n
.lud-s his Sigh; wound Wi fssan no selon, sn1
hurt BAT severely u he rshi fooi by =.
grenade Lieut. Baron Bsricnins-n oi ne e1lrs''.''
vas % wounded. b-g rot s-Tsrsly -.
Bon ~ Austrian srd RlssA1 troops 1Afr ~ - -
d..tuslishsd bravery. and even srinlsa.- 10 -u
rr-ssor 1ct his Ute sprf maize ol il- rl.s -
ro 20 mistaken. Tie -rsi army corps rL-ie- Aa ~
.h ard threatens 80 ereriys ne oi r-teA- Any
ong detained n CAPTIVITY have beer 80 IRE axe solss
of rovs 90. collected Tor the ns-rs-l nave nrl io-nl
sri genera iy loss-s rfcted on men il le--a
tine General RsnberE forced ne passage Of ne LArs-
with third r1ryf a. haHiss 10 nc ace or fo
-ri canronade. took three guns snc many psoners oy
,tese c0rubire1 usrslrers % rcn n es4s &c Nno4r
army bas been coocenrss1 s1d VII io-tnof-
row with dayorsak corlinle he plrsllI ot 80 sn-n
eac-uafiers, szesecin, A1x = a. n9hL bNon
HayrAu Fs.5Eegsmeser and Conn lisf OF ne
Army. 80. 49,, =, -
Later news han Hayuans buieun Of The sin inst has
b4er iust receved from hat Genera. daied on ne sh
rh-ufhs hes1cuariers We're a. L0vrn lie expeciec 70
Be shortly a. T-mesvar TIE enemy reirsste1 IN a. d.
-ertors 700 prisoners hsd been brought in-
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
Dudinot,s Recall.

General Oudinot. recall has been hushed up. The Ere
aSzesl " II 10 announced ihai, aier severa inter
views between Vnlant the President Of the Republic,
the Minister Of Foregn Afsrs, sdvices have been
Gen Oudinot TO postpone n. return 70 France
The Stds has also the following OF his subject
Colonel gar Ney must have embarked Al Toulon on
the lh Or l5h with he order for Genera Oudnot 10 re-
turn hume In order 20 throw some disguise over TIE
recall ihe General would bring hons few OF ne rss-
ments that had suffered most fatigue but AZ a. the Male
nal OF would be lcf behind ana In = hours our
Marine could throw from 5000 90 5000 men into Cvita
Feccha. the return Of portion Of the troops cannot De-
regarded having any serious signltcauun me uulh
=. the Pope has refused 20 return 20 Rome. despite me
uosi pressing enireaes OF Gen Oudnot who obtained
no 1rier favOrs hsn promise that his Holiness "ou q
come 20 AihsnO 20 pronounce henedicuOn on certain
delegates from the army representing ne entre Ane
Stlfn0 will be replaced by the Consuste Tue truth -
that al meu Of weight and character refuse 10 MD The
Ponufcal Commission. and that, should the army leave
Rome TO morrow. The Commission and al connected Win
10 would be ANONYMOUSLY expelled by the people 10
that an affair that be Ted sesd unless indeed the
soldiers OF the Republic should have taken he kterns
City for the sake OF owing the Austrans end Nespol.
itsns garrison Il for the maintenance Of Cieresl
CamarllaH
New-York daily tribune., 1849-09-04
ThinR. I'm Transyfyania.

TIE ofci. PAPER OF Bgksrest under dale 0f Aug ].
gives The inles seuce Medis.ch bad been occupied
- detachment VI Russian cavalry under Tho command
of L1aefs wiilO1t lasins eneounisred sny resisnce
le k ssian troops ordered 10 ne AoAvsn borders nAd
been e01nlsrmalced he having been coutrmed Of
he Of The Insurgents 20 Of0frschr close 10 Tie
border Gen. sm-Galss hAc issuec or the -sih ult
iz1qllsing PROCLAMATION 10 the nnaDit4nts o. ms oyA
saxon country.
Tue D1lp Nrss hss letter from constsnurople dated
Angus. which says Ihs co1ners "nen arriFe cally
if0m W NaAacna onng re~s nicn contna7 % lnefeAs-
the zlaa 0i The Porte. soon Aer ss we rec-v 81
he account hal BEN had driven L1ders 1io N.lselia
taken up strong positions % vsrous points or ne ot
and threatened 70 invade provinces u the Dan
ube. should the Au.iro Russian army attempt new invs
sO1 Immediately hearing of tns, TIE Grand Nizler
and Sultan had = conference; had the A1stnaz and
Russian ui1isers There Afterwards dlTAn Nhicn
attended ty The gish Fronch Russian and A1str-
nlnisers who he'd lo1s and secret audiences with
The F0rega Anis;sr. TIE result been that orders
have been ssusd 70 conc-nirs.e 5000 Turkish troops on
ne frourers
Whii- wrifirg tins. the has arrived via G.lsik.
hat BEN had catered into Welacha. afrsckec and dis
-f The Others nsving pieces made prison
ers Ben = ssid 10 have POssesOn Of t1e nsgs
vel treated.
Il i mPos.ss 70 give you adequate idea Of he In
errss nch people of every ceuonrsror IL CONSTANT
1oPle tAs- 10 ne war n Hlns.ry No oue - no knows
MS country VII attempt c0ntratict ne when Stale
hat noi 0ry ne Turkish Ministry, but ne whole Popg.
anon, incl1ding Gr-exs Arnerisns and Levsntnes oi
every description, whether under French. z gish, or
even Aas AZ aDc Russisu protection. cry ou asensi ne
Russian iriervennon and thc inhlm.r war which ne
AlstriAns are vaCns IN Hungary.
The Iurrsh Cover neri Standing alone a. hey DO a.
present rrAced By -ihsr Erg and Fsce, ar AFRAID 70
express their opinions openly 6u hey notsueups 10
gse he silent satisfaction with which they receive news
o ne successes o. he Hungarian amy The Austn1ns are
1nrng u ineE ecors Induce The Government Of ne
saAn 70 express themselves IL favor Of he policy which
hey are pursuing toward Hungzry Splendid present,
have o-sc mace 70 sev-ra Of Turksn Ansters. ard
even Count sler he Austrian envoy. has gors - far
as 70 make senr1enLzl preseal o he portrait 20 Al
Pssas- ne Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
IL Il needless that t- Ras-iars have not been Be
nnd-hsnd n following The sxsmp- OF the Anstsns and
wosre h- sfier have gven huntrscs the agents Of s
Gear have Sv-n thousands one OF ths prncp. Oh ecu
of Rnksis1 iargass here prsssnl 10 dssension1