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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
WINDOW SASH FASTENTRS,

h VIE undersigned have Obtained Letters Patent
~ tos most valuable Ae-TIoHT SASH FAsfex-
- ~ which y0u are enabled tufaise the window
shsh . any required height and bold fast without
tutling h1es 10 the frame and Ct tie same time ID
Fetdowh hs upper Sash % Is 70 lei The heated air
= ne Top and adnsii hc cool air al the bot
s0 and also make the Sash perfectly afr-sighf and
keep 4 iFUEn fataing Whois il that has nof had
Bis rest broken BY the elagfeFinK rfthe windowsash
10 stefnsf might, y say nothing Of The amount Of
ar ADMITTED snersby This Fastener has great nd
santsges over any other sash stopper, giving YOU
complete control ol the SASH and viii accommodate
stselft amp state Of The weather wet Or dry-ther
back Of The sash being gfoosed and strip inserted
Mhichit ieteedont gaIns tie franc thus aceonno-
dating Itselfto The ams and behind this strip i an
acceuETie pF can azsd on Ia LEVER which passes
through The sash, and raising or depressing he
lever iaaseRs ri icssens De sash and enables you 10
iork 4 tast q any pdft Such i The estimate put
Sn this discovery ihhi we have applied them to
seseral hundred windows notwithstanding but a few
weeks haveelspeed SINCE VIE rot The fixtures and
even befoFe We obtafned The patent and many more
4 ssvrs1ven rHsagrs - socn As We cxn procure fas
we weald now say % the public that we hay.
Enade arrangements for Our castings with Mr.
Rodgers Of No. 10 High street Old Town. Balri-
fn0fr Md who. bY1he by we would recommend
10 such a. may wars rasgirg- sone--for he prolnpt
Reas and the manner IN whch-it is dpne--and with
Mfr Wernmae u Hatpers Ferry the most distfn4
Eaished IHachihist our country as any one will
admit II be will call and see bis shop and the ma
haish our sasteninss 81 machinery that they will
Mcguire no ASSERTING but Gamble PHI together with
tps greatest despatch. snchaaA may wish. 10 pur-
gsass stateor Coqniy fighiseaa apply posi- pad)
tp eiihff q Us, NAthAxleB MYKRs, Chariesiown Il
,.raefsan county, va or III g, sSh4Tu- IafperS-
ferry, VA P.tfeateeS The fastehia4a can be Tor
Yaf9ea from Hatiers Ferfy n airy point with ,he
ssne aeiIifs they ruaId rtn ytof our Atlantic
~Gaiess iifring immediately bn me baltimore ana
pnlo Kan Road. aa9as 20 miles ffotn Baltimore
slEd IN ielegtaphlc eeinmanicasign with The East
and Nesti6el
10 $ilcliias may ne acquainted with either Of he H
r. 81 1ifn whose nAn@s are gigcn5- would say
wsats y ibfm Rnd satisfy yohTselves that it IS no
hVmesss ~ tinnisr !. n Garter, g w, Sap 1
pAnsl0n. II kPyes n $ Willie John Yates James 4
u hansonf q = Ggrsrner gposi pajdl who have |
,'r N y a7e ana macy otherS who are waiting 10 i
have them pni in ,he5F aindgws
al8& NATHATtEt. MYERS.
2 g SMITH. f,asfA'fes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
IA FRIExD or EDueATioN.
jefferson County, VA, July !, 1850.

X ~ An article il the National Intelligen-
Ger on the snhjoct Of the completion of the
National Washington Monument, says that
g a contribution Of pue cent per day from the
one fortieth part of she citizens Of tile United
States would complete the stupendous struc-
trre now in the Sourse qf erection, and it
would certainly beiyery discreditable to our
patriotism and character III such contribu-
ton could not lie raised BIZ the countrymen
of Washington The block Of quartz from
California has reached the city It is about
eighteen inches square and eight inehe thick,
. and is said to contain about $50 worth Of
gold 1t is in a rough state.at present, and
without inscription. It will be placed in
the monument as d contribution from Cali,
fornia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
ToFarnlers.

FItTfE subscriber wishes ID inform the Farmers
shas hs has TWO WHEAT FANS. finished
cornnlcie. which helwill sell on aeepnuodating
terms. ne 8 nov making Circular w 4ea. Screens.
for cleaning Seed Wheak which be VII! Be HAPPY
70 fefnish IS any farmer wishing y patrhase
wheat Fans AID all kinds Of MachiItsfy repaired
Is re hcsi nanner Turning. Of all aescripsiorss
il Wool and Iron done q order.
1rly IS, ieso4 CHAs. BARRiTT, g.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
cos TUNE HALL,
SoaSGR o. pratt ST. CENTRE M4RKEf sPae
CLOTHING WAREHOUSES.

= CENTRE
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.
VIE proprietor Of the above establishment would
respectfully inform the citizens or Baltimore
and vieInity that be has received from Europe the
FALL AND WINTER FASHIoNSi
Together With rich assortment Of Goods adapted
70 the coming season, consisting of
SUPERFINE FRENCH GERMAN AND
SNGLlSH CLOTHS. CASTOR BEAVERS
PILOTS, AND PELITOT Goa LNGS
new article for OVERSAcKS AND BUSINESS
COAIS Also splendid assortmenlof
FRENCH AND ENGLISH
cAssIMEREs AND DoEsKINs,
Of the most desirable styles imported This season.
RICH EsTINGs.
We have and are constantly receiving, New Styles
Of VESTINGS, consisting Of Plain and Figured
SILK AND Wo0LLEN FELVETS FIG
DRE3D AND STRIPED CASHJIERES;
SILKS SA1INS AND KALENCIAS,
OF all shades and colors.
OUR CUSTOM WORE
Is cur ASp MADE in the best manner--and regards
Style and Workmanship is warranted 70 give en-
tire satisfaction, and at greatly reduced prices.
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Persons ID want Of READY. MADE CLOTH
ING, are particularly invited 10 call and examine
our Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as We man
ufacture al Inequalities of -
FAS NABI.E LOTHIN
large, which offers to purchasers a.great inducement
OF procuring an article Ola quality which cannot
be obtained in any other Cohing Establishment in
the City
We have on hand and are constantly manufacturing
GARMENTS OF EVERY VARIETY,
FROM THE BEST MATERIALS, IN THE
MOST APPROVED STYLES. FOR FALL n
AND WINTER WEAR,
4 Consisting of -s sI
4 SFRT0UT, SACK AND FELIToT
Owe GOA II ,t.t .
OF all colors qualities and sizes, from 50 50, A SO
u IS, $50 and Upwards,
BOYS SACK AND oVERCoATs.
A large assortment OF Boys Sack and Overcoats
20 PER cent: less than the1dsual prices
SUPERFlNE FROCK AND DRESS COATS
MADE FROM FL
GERMAN AND FRENCH CLOTHS.
IN TIE LATEST FASHION
LARGE srack OF ..
TWEED COATS, PANTS AND VESTS.
We have large assortment of
TWEED FROCks AND SACKS,
A NEW ARTICLE.
FOREST SACKS, FOR STORMY WEATHER.
PAN tai OOSS,
From EnpeT French Doeskins! @ .e
BLACK AND FANCY CASHMERE PANTS.
OF every variety Of Shade and Color, at ST, 50,
l,75b p 80, g. 3 so and upwards
VESTS.
Made from rich Velvcts, Satins Cashfncres and
ValenGfas and at all prices 4+
REMEMBER THE NAME AND PLACE,
cq4rnsr ef P1aH street and Centre lfarset SPACE
u, H.. II. COLE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

LoEb TfMoTHT DExrER's IDEA OF ISeRAr-
ITuDE. -" That fellow said he, speaking Of
a neigRbor he had often bsfriendsd wishOuh
being thanked, /" is Ike ahog under tree
eating acorns, which never thinks Of looking
up to zee where they eouse FROM
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
no the Public.

TyHE Undersigned having been appointed Con-
III stable icr the Southern Dissrscf. sespsctfully
tenders his seftiaesio thepnhlic in ihatcapacily-
He will give eFe3Y attention possible - the colec-
lion pf al csins placed in his hands AID pay over
promptly when c6sedked All he asks d trial, and
THOMAS JOHNSON.
fsh.riss,ousa March 81. 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
rae FIRsT II EDDING.

I
Malor Nuah thns pleasantly and philosoplically
discontses upon g the first wedding" He says: Il
Wolike short courtships, and in his, Adam
acted like a sensible mamie fell asleep q
bachelor, and awoke to find himself a mar
ried man. He appears to have popped the
question almost Immediately after meeting
Mdlle Eve. aud she, without any Irritation
or shypess gave him kiss and herself OF
that!f;rst kiss in this world, We have had,
however. our own thoughts, and sometimes
in poesical mood hayg wished We were the
man awHat did it But the deed is done
the chance was Adam 5; and he improved II
We like the notion of getting married ID
a garden 1t is in good taste. We like 4
private wedding ADAMS was private. No
eny,ous bcanx were there nor cracking old
maids; no chattering aunts and grumbling
granamathefs The birds Of heaven were
the sainst-els, and the glad sky flung its
lights upon the scene.
One thing about the FIRST wedding brings
queer things to US, in spite Of its scriptural
truth. Adam and bis wife we're rather young
10 ii nlarried-some two q three days old
according to the sagest speculations Of thee
Iogians--mere babies large, but not older
without house, without . pot or kettle
nothing but love and Eden
W II -, 81, -, M r,sfIv,Ie x re enraued If
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
MEMDE NsA.pg oYdsr F.sgfgT.rs ,
Spring and Summer CIothing.

GREAT DECLINE. IN PREcES!r
CnrAr! CuEAPERll CHEAPEsT ~
5cL8TRflyqs fdieeseff tbq 81 q n
has just been rerevcd by The subscribers for The
presen, Spring and Summer trade. at their Cutting
Emporium where purchasers can be accommodated
With the following assortment of II
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Goats Pants Vests, Shris allqualties, Drawers,
Boots Hats three qualities, Roughapd Ready Hats
Gaps, vcrylatge supply, all Of which Will BE- sold
on reasonable terms and prices THAI caHGot fail to-
tteasc Also a superior lot Of Silk Cotton. and
bingham Pocket and Neck Handkerchiefs GrayHtsS
Gloves. Socks, Suspcnders Umbrellas, Canes, Pen
Knives, Razpr S.rops, &c, &c. :.
lT,2EfNKS 'FALfCES AND lC.iIaPh.Tf 81 as.
~ This lrdng the largest stpcll of HsEfy- 1Ezdf
Gliding ever offered IN Elarpers Ferry, thty ask
call non all purchasers DESTROYS of being sfrvcd on
reasonable terms either wholesale or fetaiF
M Il, PefsDns that cannot be Accommodated with
onr.prescnt sscS o. Clothing are informed that We
H., Fpsred Id have Clothing made ID order at sflait
notice aud guaranteed FIT al the same lew prices
-. We return our siacere thanks 70 tht citizens
III Harpers Ferry and vicinity. for the very ibera
patronage We have received and resHeefuli y soief
4 continuance Of tile same as we pledge ourselves
there shalt benothing wanting on our part r. sender
general satisfaction, both in Goods ard Prizes.
ISL. r. WALTER e.. BEO.H
Harpel srfrry, April II, 1850.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

Boris LAsr.-The following good toast
was given by John NJ. Bots, At atA Of lu.
ly celebration in Virginia
Union end Independence The Siamsse
twins Of the day We celebrate. An indisso-
Lube connection makes them one Who
seeks tc destroy Eng is no friend Of Cheng
for the dissolution Of the one consigns
heether to the toTah..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

~ The Western papers announce the
death Of Col. Manlius Thompson, Of
Georgetown, XVI on the 42d instant. Col
7. was formerly Lieutenant GovsrnOr Of
Kentucky, and commanded with distinction
the Third Regiment Of Kentucky Volrn-
teers during the Mexican war.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

~ Fear is seldom Of use, but caution Is
always safe. To take prudent care Is the
property of wise man but idle fear gensr-
ally increases the danger which il u s. snx.
iOus to avoid.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
NEW WOOLLElN FACI3U
HOOI Wanted.


TouN K. WHITE and. ID, g. HENKLE hare
j their Nsw -Noo1LEN FAdroaY, in Shepherds
town. nearly completed. The Machuerys all pr
most anproved Kind and the Most skfltl and et
noEienced wbrkmen have been engaged seEfhat ihose
wool growers and merchants, who patronlze Hfses-
ta5lisESaent may fey upon getting the bea matefi-
AIS the bcst fabrics and faStcoi6rS Rolls crded and
other country work done al the shortest ndEice.
we Will exchange for WOOL, on th4smast &C
eon,rnosa,inr terms. our fabrics viz FnIled and
Plaid inseys Twecds Blanketing Flannts, Stock
ine Yarn 81 Also any cher kinds 1T merriam
|;1e that fhy he preferred 10 our own n3sse at the
Store N Jeln X White, where all life Ml1l wslfhe
received. + 81 Z
No.hins lar can be done On orr part sltaH b. len
tindonc, tteender entire satisfaction 70 Rlose Who
trade With u.s. either by eSehangesoi Mts9l an par
chase OF 6as goods, w hIFE Y HttNhLEt
shepaes,gaievn, MAY - 1919
n b. HRrd Soap Bees Wax, and Tasiow want
/ ed at the highest market price. Y
Saiyif aag H7riiaSbirg IaPtrs cbpR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

A benevolent enterprise is now on
foot in New York, having for its objess the
establishment Of home for the old and m
digeut members of the Methodist Episcopal
Church Several benevolent indiyiduals
have already offered suitable lots ON which ~
erect the proposed asylum.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
BEE HIV'E,
EXTRIi FLOUR.

TIME undersigned has always on hand ExrRA
4 FLorR, No + for sale and in exchange for
good article Of Wheat The above Flour i kept
on hand ID ChaftesloMp, by John K Woods s Co.
and Ehy Il Scnl and hs different merchants al
Harpers- Ferry,
S AWNING
have ALSO my Saw in 10 good repair, assd bills
will Be furnished 81 the shortest noties
MARTlN ElCHEL BERGER.
Rock Spfine Mills. MAY o. 1SS0--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
Notice to Passengers.

VIE rates Of fare on the Winchester and Poo
mae Railroad. are as follows, viz
From Winchester 70 Harpers-Ferry, So 90
Do ID do ana reft,rn = Oh
From Winchester 10 H4iiown, y 5
DO d9 DO and return / 8
From Winchester 10 Charlestown / 90
Do do do and return 90
Do ID do and rrturn 81.
From Winchester TO Thomsons
Do do do and return "a
From Winchester 10 Wadesyile Or op. BIT Sd
Do do dc and return "a
From Winchester 70 ssephenson's Is
Do dp do and retnrn "a
From HaIi,8wp TO HarPers-Ferry 31i
Do id do and re.urn a
From I.s ChaIfts'pwn 70 HargeIsFerry 50
From CameFon's to Harpers- Ferry GA
20 dQ do and return G2t
From ThomPson's TO Harpers-Ferry 75
Do "a DO and retnrn M
From WaastviiAe or @ Bridge 10 III Ferry 90
70 O. do and return I 25
From Supplements 10 Harpers Ferry 80
DO ID dos and return 30
ne reduced charge for going ard returning will
DC EXTENDED. only, when tickets taken and pas
sengers who take such tickets win BIZ allowed The
privilege Of one Intervening day
Persons who DO moi take tickets will be CHARGED
six cents pefsne, for whategerdistance thSv fnay
travel on,the5road. Thc@same rate will b chafgEd
between any two depots on The line Of the load
BY order. &c,
May a. 1850 NJ
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

Beating and Commission Business.

Beating and Commission Business
4fVyHE sabserihefs having boats constantly run
IL ningle Georgetown and Alexandria 20 re-
spcc,fu1F lstofan dit persons having PRODUCE to
send to eiir market that they will beat il oR rea-
souaiie lsfmS They also have Warehouse stu
aied on the Chesa peakc and Ohio Canal. andIon The
RaltfrnoTe ma Ohip Rail Road and viii forward
produce 10 aus point on the Baltimore road ,EoT on
the Winchester road, al a very small charge
Il A snpaly 81 Plaster, Salt Fish, Tar. Shingles,
srhes n,nher &c ALWAYS an hand and for sale
low. VIM. H. ELGIN s. GO.
Harpers-Ferry Jan. IL, isia-1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09

Hr When so many peoples are engagedin
irving to Kill Tine, ii is passing strange that
The ed fellow has 81 long escaped assassina
sioa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
.rurs''assrs, i Z Y your interests + J
GREAT REJECTION OF PRICES.

IlNiLE faacgsiS,.eA haylng lJiefY returned from
Z the Easlefa Gi4iss Nith i iafge and splendid
sasseFtm4ai NJ
sspOLr3Rg, SC,
rs FtepsF m5platsctlitk and furnish every arti-
Z Gle in h& q Fl SssFGes III the best material and
IN ting e*hisslsusll- m9zA Substantial MANNER al
grratiy fsiaesG rtsss Hi npon such terms al ran
hot iaii asHts passhat Ms HE l. no, torgcfat Of
The past klUdness lAad> plktonagc which haye been
- iaeF9ily exsreEed u iid ~ his cid customers,
sind woatd await fgliHSeIG 81 this means Of IytHrn
iag hela hfs sineefesi iAaaks for their support
whilst lie hopes aY seuamol energy and attention
70 their wants, u meril continuance Of their
patronage a
7 He may ate aiues III Business honrs lie found
as his old slaHi, lse tuat North OF Vim, Dorsey s
Drug Ssofe arid eipastA joan w Bowls St,rs
n D. NlNCENRE1LE4.
\ MaFiinsbnrg, ApFii lSi laj0-ly.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
Reoftms esneE Sno,tfimg.

4. Those wanting Roofing IorNShoutng done, will
fad it TO lheir advantage Up call at NoS2 MIllers
HOW.
4 ion WORK lire in votkmanlikr manner
and AT shart naticcj -
II The subscribers Wishing ioEavbd The credit sgs-
itm5as mtshas go~sihie, ptpofe inlake 10 exchange
s9r5Rare aad W3rN all kilBlsi of country pfeduee,
ili copper ard iron, hfa4k, ,cuiloE rags, pewter,
seads So z T1PARKE.R & SONS. j.
Gharltsiaas ArsfIliS iB5a If n -
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
kelsey's Alternating Bee Hive.

\ Patcpfcd NAV 9th, fSla.
srTstiE ar:snlos III the cinaens OF Berkeley and
IL Jefferson Cs,uRSiesV land particularly Of those
who arc desiIoasnfFafS Bees aud making H9ney,
fr the use IF their fan lies or s6rsale is callsd 10
the
IMPROVED IL 1ER.Ni TING BEE H5rE,
patented hy Wa ri KeLsgy, OF Srtacsse New
Work and whiehi now yhibitipg at Maf,Hsaurg,
This Five tor Sipplieity and utility is acknowl-
edged to b. the bst sveI presented to The public.
ladies and G-aElemeh, call and see Ini sour
selves and give US yonr patronage ia bringing, into
general use this neal and Ingenious
REE-uIEE,
which IS better pied 10 The nature and hatiis Of
the Industrious Honey Bee. lhan any ever before
introduced. Years, Respectfully.
JOHN H0KE,
Martinsburg. MAY III is5a-3Ia-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1850-08-09
Tailoring E2usineAs.

VIE suhFeflF er hegs IraFe q iniorin fsIificnds
and Shd public in general, thai for It'd future
intends 4 iGt cs6trial altehitdn ID ,ke = n
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

Tho position CT our Representative on
the subjec, Of divorces, is what all moral
and peace loving citizens must admi! to 10
correct. He knows Of bu! one e0uss
which should justify il. and that fairly ..
,abIshed by Judicial investigation.
BY ',he way, Col. Siifer is seprssen's.
tive of whon the ci,izens Of Union. ire
spec!ise Of party, have just cause to b
proud. His manly bearing aud strict rn-
tegri,y Of character command The high
respect OF his fellow. members. A. gen.
,leman he is courteous and attentive. sub
..an,ial proofs Of which myself received.
Although this i, but his first session be hes
slteady secured, as i, requires no very ez
pesienced eye 10 observe q strong influence
in ths House. HIS is that silent ard most
effective influence which does nc, result
from wordy speeches, which make 80
much show in Le~ ~.PaPe' reports. but Co
where else.
The Houses hsve not E1ed on any ti...s
to adjourn, nor is i. much talked Of o. ye..
Some member, are OF the opinion tba. from
the press OF public business. they may not
be able to adjourn before the lss oi Nay,
although the " ons hun1,ed dsys" expire
on the IOh INST, Yours. &c.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10

N.RRbw EsCAPE-on Sunday s.enin

NARRbw EsCAPE.-on Sunday evening
last, shortly after dark, ~hile people sene'al'y
were at church, the dwelling house O COL q"
slifer, in this place. narrowly escaped destruction
BY fire. Mrs. 8. having occasion 10 open 'ne
stairway leading Ito the attic chamber over the
kitchen, discovered ii to be 6lled with dense
volume Of smoke. and lot Of comforts and qu'ls
hanging on q line were oil in blaze. There
wss no person in the house with her except he'
little children, but with srsst presence Of msnd
she Instantly seized bucket oi water and dashed
on the flames, and ran to the pump tor more.
She per.evered in her efforts until the IRE was
got under, and by the time her little son could
alarm the neishbors the most imminent dang el
was past.
The Gre is supposed to have orisins.el from I
lighted candle, which had been carried thro' the
chamber . short time before BY tho girl. Ihil
case is Q warning that Ossht not to 10 forgotten
1t 10 impos s:ble 10 be too careful in carrying
lighted candles about building.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
q. s. CONGRESS.

In the Senate there have been some ani-
mated discussions on ,heC California question.
Col. Benton and Gen. Shields Dem have
defined their position. The former advoca
ted the immediate admission Of California,
separate from any other proposition. Ths
latter signfed hi, intention to obey hs "a.
structions in favor OF tho " iinoI Pro, $50
asserted the constitutional su'hcr.y o.
Congress 10 Iesiric, slavery, end drpreca
ted oil movements TO promote sfc;ions
strife. He was in favor Of any proper
terms Of COMPROMISE. but said Csliiorni'
should be received al once by herself. ans
good governments established for the terri
tories. The South mus. give w its hops
Of al equilibrium a. an absurtity.
In the House there has been no:biug
done Of importance.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1850-04-10
Foreign News.
IBy the Europa, to March r. ]


Kossuth and his companion, hlse been
removed BY ,he Turkish government to
Ku.ania. in Asia Minor. This step vas
against their xiil. ard hey ven, '.rs
reluctantly.
Louis Napoleon is very unpopula'--
Things seem que, in France nad Germs
ny, but il IS evidently The cain which PIE
cedes the storm. There will be .roubls IN
Prussia before very long.
Au inurta.ion OF the Danube hss caused
immense injury in Hungary, especially ct
Comorn, R4sb, and :te ke.psr districts.
Fifteen thousand persons hs'e taken re-
fuse at Raab in The gr.ale-t des;iuliao.
In Russia the ai,r,nations Of hea, ard
cold have been quite unusual and sewers ;
The cold ha, been more intense this year
hsn in the memory Of Tan.
|. is currently, ru~ored laa, tbs Poe
will leave P0t,Icis for Rome ether % liza
7lh CT pa the l0,h of April.
Ths Ausirisns are terrifying !hsrssi's,
., Spoic,o. The French are highly ei'
pleased at the spprnsch ei the Aus,t'.s
troop, 10 Rome. Rade,.ty AID hi. H.i
arrived at Venice on Tie 0b.
There had b.sn sevor.l more lsxsa!
, murder. in Leland.