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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
rho 4rlbune in californIn-rhlnss at Santa

The Tribune In CRlifornla-Thinss ut Sanfn
Cruz.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
SANTA CRUZ, u. Cal Tuesday, July 80.
Encloaed l send you draft for thirty dollars
II la intended to cover the subscription OF thirty
subscribers for your Weekly sheet which you viii
please mail for this place in the regular mail steam
ers leaving your city on the 18Th AID 28th of each
month l think we have the honor to have formed
the frat club OF subscr bers for your paper in Cali
fornia Some of us had read tie Tribune at home,
and We knew how to prize it; and only getting
occasional copies OF it here we determined to sub
scribe ourselves and induce as many others OF our
citizens as possible to subscribe with us for It, BY
little exertion we hsve made the lat to NUMBER
thirty, and these thirty comprise nearly ell the
grown American male population OF our place. tnas
are now here for, as the mining season has com
mepced, many who belong here have gone TO try
their luck at digging This place IL the seat OF
one of the missions which in other days iourshed
IN California. The sites for these missions were
chosen with care, ano they ell were located in the
Fl est valleys of the country. Ours il beautifully
situated on the northern side Of the bay OF Mon
teey It has an extensiye valley surrounding II
of the rcheAt tiable land. The town has, all told
some three or four hundred inhabitants lnmi
grants are coming In and settling, and soon we
expect TO have around as thrifty farming popula
lion.
We have in our neighborhood an abundance OF
timber and fine streams for mills, and undou otsdy
this will be to our place IN days TO come, great
source of pealth We have Catholic church in
The town, and Protestant Methodist L 9is
coDsN in PROCESS OF erection. We have a -four
i.hipg Sabbath School, Temperance Society ishe
first ever established in this county and a free
dav school, attended by about forty Intelligent
Ame1icsn and Spanish children. few of the
more wealthy of the citizens raised the Gum of
$500 and with this employed a teacher for year
graduate If one of your Eastern Colleges, built
him school house, put him in it, and then opened
is doors for all the children tSpanish and English
of the town 30 we flourish But we lack pa
per, and W know Of none that we prefer TO yours
so We send for it. N. L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

apOAKDlNlS.-Two gentlemen and the,f wives ane
few sns gsntlem be accommodated WHO ooaFd
and nlsaaanl rooms. 81 10 ERst BEoad gay. "a lwf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

TsNO LET WITH BDARD-A large pleasant back
psrlor with pauiItee, III GENT. man and his wife,
single gentlemen fho beat OF references given and
required, 81 East Broadway. IS lw*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

I9IzRK WANTED 10 Hardware slore IS oyiaioa
Isl kopest sober Snd industrious; must write goo4
hand have good recommendations references caa
keen boohs by single enry al 81 r. VAN YBGdPEN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

DOOOIa TO sEF-Plessanl apartments, neahy
II furnished for od gins without board, be bad, 10y
Immediate application Sc Frsnkln-st few doors wesi
OF BROAD Gu&O linz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

IMPERFEcT REASON AND PERFECT GAs.-The
Vich,burg Sentinel publishes the following letter
f. ON tie Governor OF Mississippi:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

PHIVAYE FAMILY In Brooklyn can accom'
y uos,e gentlemen with prigste rooms and board
!ihont dinner Those secure tbs comforts OF
home iii find this derable opportunity Apely a. l6S
WnahnRion.it one door Ahoye Naaaau. u 3tWF4At
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NHARlES POWERS Weskiy and Moashly Narse
Lmey be found al II CeDtsr-st between Chamber asd
Reade Sts Ne@.York Mr. having had long experiences
In attending the sck respectfully socs be psIonsge Of
hosc who may him with call Bes OF city Fstsfs
epce given and required enls Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

BOARD Two gentlemen and their wives and tires
ID sirgIe gentlemen can he accommodated win fnl OF
partial board at II Leroy.plsce Bleecker at s25aw3"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

FURNISHED ROOMS for snRie gentlemen al ~
bite al ew doors OF Broadway, The LOCATION
Ia very de sabe win children b0srders la tbs houss
Two large rooms npon tho second floor, communicating
through panty; ssu paor and bedroom adjoining, and
attic bedroom. RreaAisal II particularly desired.
gu3U 2Weudy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

SRjANTka-v Lahefs PiEstsrerk . tho VIII
w ansbursh Riding School, n IoGtn FJur-e.. hew >sa
Third and Fourth for which lss per day vii BE- givn
al SO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

awe GENgL gnI ere ana thelr wives can be ple%A.
apty accommodated With rooms ana board al is9 ass'
8rOsdgAy AUS lea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

A kEspkUEABLR FRENCH FAMILY, recently
"A from Paris, Will be ready 10 recevo families ard ugs
gentlemen the I'd Of September Everything viii be
done make comfortable home With the advantage OF
scqu ing perfecI knowledge 81 the French language.
The house is eegsnily fitted upbo and cold and shower
bshs; gss heated Nore bu! petaons OF the g. espoc
abily apply III Second.srenue Hevenn.el
Convenient 10 rstlrORd suu sage, anT w.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

Several single chairs near Che Etase were soId =
Ss 50 each, and number at S., The next seats
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

az 1870 &VEsF TV RNTY-sRgEHTE' sT,
n two ooors from Eighthag permsnnni or uunsism
Boaroes have good sosrd ano pleasant rooms, VIA
use othhtb room slA ".
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

COMMISSION PAPER WARDHOUen.~'S
v G ROBERT8 G2 Johu-st offers for sse 10 Wv a..ft
6O0G res1na biue and white, rued Letter sad Cap fSp
6G00 fesms Cap Crown and Rgllo Ssrsw fapef%
5000 reama Cap Crown and Folio Rag faPofA
600 resms v Title end coored Shoe TspeTa
2CGO reanE Of coed white Tea PapeIa Manila.
PoRelher with general zsaortreni OF HkfaWsl'
Bag Cloth P ming snd 6re Wrspping Papea. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09

NRTANTkD-A sims Ion stewardesl, by vidow
w woman who 10 per ec.sy caoshe, 10 travel Win
family eotL TO California kr, Beat OF city refer
epces given. Inquire NJ ia Wooster al ~ lw.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-09
WANTS

INFANT ED-T~o smart actve boys FROM IA /, 10 years
w OF sRe, do The light work OF dry good 6hlng
Salary Imai! the Graf year. Apply E. s. Mills Corr.
land 81. from to r. N aTS.s
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-18

Mr. SHIELDS presented memorial of citizens Of
Illinois, asking q grant Of the right Of way and q
donation Of public lands 10 the Tsrrs- Haute and AL
ton Railroad Company, incorporated BY that State which
was referred TO the Committee on Public Lands.
Mr. SEWARD presented tbs proceedings OF public
meeting held At Osnegatche, New York. approving the
policy 81 tbs late Executive in relation 10 Caforn,a ana
New Mexico. and in opposition to the plan Of adjustment
recommended by the Select Committee Of Thirteen for
the settlement OF the slavery Question in favor Of
tariff Of specific Duties and reduction OF the rates
Of postage which received, and ordered to lie on
the table
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

The STEAMSHIP ArLANrIo.-The extraordinarily quick
passage Of the Atlantic Liverpool is the subject of much
congraruation for successfully TO compee with The
best of the Cnnard line Of well he considered
a rinmp h The Atlantic has beaten the Europas gre
trip by four hours, and has nearly equalled the s
greater Of toe Asa that il difficult say which is
the ,at of the The Asia left Boston IL
on the 18th OF Jnne, and reached Liverpool at
the 3d. being days and hours but adding the
average distance time between New York and Boston,
her voyage equal to ten days fourteen hours The
Atlantic e IL tho 18th Of June, and reached Lv
erpoo the 26h, being days sixteen hours,
or only the difference OF two hours.
appears, however, that the Atlantic made five miles
flour hours than the Asia has made and
that, too, th head wind that she may yet prove
herself than match for the crack boat of the
Cnnaid iine.-N r. Mirror.
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ny GREEN 4 TAsrET. Aueuon..r..

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCrfoN--On Friday, the
2th instant att O'clock we shall cell on The premises,
bidder that valuable lot No
lot etxhy situated fronting 80 feet ~ inches
aud running back s3 feet, between 2 and xd
who purchase will
fourth cash hand the balance install
B. 60 and ~ month"; deed and deed Of trust
taken 10 secure deferred payments
GREEN 4 TAsTEr,
July 4-3thds AucuoDeers
nJ- The above sale Is postponed until "Wednesday,
a the hour
changed g. "a and is
bearing interest and above
GREEN \ TAsTET,
July l3-co3t--aTuW
n/~ above sale IL further postponed until FRI
when will positively
GREEN h rAsrET,
t7-N
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

VALUABLE NEW BRICK HOUSE AND HANDSOME BUILD
ING LOTS AT AuCTfoNs-on Monday the 23d instant,
shall sell on the premises At o'clock handsome three
which stands
Of 9th The house contains
arranged and basement pantry and closets through the
hous with wide from bottom 20 top with brick sabc
The described
fine prospect, well built
wishing make good
sell The premises part LOT No ~ squire No 5s fronting
back 100 feet 10
AFTER which shall IS
55, Of 9Th
Tsnxs fourth cash. balance fbu equal instruments Of 8,
H. H. "a months bearing deed and
deed Of trust taken. Title ndisputsbie.
GREEN TAsTEr,
lid Aucuonesr
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION On
MONDAY evening the 18Th instant n we seh
front Of the premises No ~, in square NO 5s IRONING wsn
" three feet on ION street and streets nfn WIN me
Improvements, consisting Of brick house ana
bun9 containing large rooms and good cellar
with alley running back premises from lb street
and for note. secured bearing Interest
DYER 4 BROTHER,
July lid Auchonsen
6r1-The sale unavoidably postponed, In
o until Thursday evening
. hour and place, DYER BROTHER
July lid Aucuonsev,
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MARRIED.,

morning of l6h Johns Church, by
JAMES g. sPRlGC, OF Cumberland,
LUCY E. daughter Of Tnos b. ApDrsos OF Georgetown
ID. Z.
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DIED,

In Georgetown Monday the 18th dsease Of
the heart, JOHN kURrZ esq., aged 81 year,.
His funeral will take place O'Clock, this "wednesday AZ
tcrnoon from his residence o Gay street
AT his residence this city ~ O'Clock, as evening
(Tu~sdsy) Is, PETER HAGNER Third Auditor of the
Treasury, In the 7eh OF his
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

VOK E-NECK sHTRTS.-A fresh supply Of white and fency
1 colored neck shirts Just received
Also shirts made 70 order at eTEVENsN,
July i3-& No. 1 Browns Hotel,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

Nottce-1ne members Alumni Association of
lumbar College will basement OF the
Baptist Of Wednesday l1t
at O'Clock
July l6-h. J. w. II. LoVEJOf. secretnry.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

go pounds Of good hard soap
sae pound. OF good hard taibow candles
bushels
xsQ gallons Of good cider vinegar
Al Fo,1 Aaams, Nsepost. Rhode Island
la5 barrel. Of ifesh supsrAns acsr
IS busheIs oil new white neId beans
80 pound ssaSs. q Y sosa marc ssa s.o~ candles
"A bushels Of good clean dry nne sal
xSo gallons OF good cider vinegar
Al Fort Co"stitation, Portsmouth, No Hampshire.
l25 barrels Of fresh superhns -four
50 bushels OF new white neid beans
o1o pounds OF good hard soap
4 Sss s GOOD sssn a as me- sa. s
2so gallons Of good cider vinegar
Al Furi Prsbis. Portland Ms,as.
la5 barrels Of fresh supernne -four
So bushels white neld beans
bushels Of good clean DR.,
40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
Al Fort S"ii,Uaa. Eastou. Mlns
IS barrels OF pork
l2o barrels of fresh superhne -four
55 bushels wnite neld beans
SIS pound. Of good hard taiow candle.
22o gallons OF good cider vinegar
requested extend thc
and no bid all ARTICLES required
post he periods and quanle. Of each delivery a.h9se post.
| TENDER, Is, December, 1851, and ist March, 1882
hog weigh hundred pounds excluding
and ."ou side may Sv .saS s. %
then carefully packed with the same article IN pieces not exceeding
eight pounds each.
When the packing completed, the
Office packer that the pork
packed The pork be contained IN
uiho0ped the beans and salt In bsne
candles convenient fu
transportation
Salt only by of thirytwo
candles have wcks he provision
b. Louis Tor their ultimate
the first week Of April 1851 and the stores for Fo
b. Peters BY the LIST June 1851 tAlue III he
considered breach Of contract and the depart
authorized purchase supply these The
BE- paid by they deposited
be designated by the agents Of the depart
ment
The Commissa the privilege Of increasing
diminishing the quantities. of dispensing with or all articles
before entering into c0ntact
increasing reducing the quantities Of each delivery
third subsequent giving sixty days previous notice
proposals with their ability, together with the
whose responsibility must b. certified by The dis
well known the government 9th
proposals will DO acted on
be evidence
full delivery will required at hs Office before ysstton vii
made the treasury payment which VIII b eected
public money be the points Of delivery
purchase the
Of the Treasury Department t.&
No Office will be accepted paid under any circum
stances.
proposal separate envelope, and marked
"Proposals for furnishing Army Eubsscnee.o
NoTE-Edos paid inserting In their papers th
unless authorized do by the Commssay Gen
eral Of Subsistence.
July l0-lnwtl5SepA o. g.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

MEN Cambrtc Observation-Disclosures undersigned
p~csfy invite the attention Of tbe FRIENDS and gen
orally 10 their assortment below named win worthy
special examination. We have received
100 don linen cambria hdkh. AT 81 per dozen
% 40 40 DO al 80 do hns. linen
10 do do do at43 do
100 DO do do 81 50. - 50, and . do.
10 fine coloted and black bovdered lawn
Is do plain bordered linen hdkG.
A part Of which bargains found.
Also, new style Embroidered trimmed
bordersd REVERE stitched all Of prepared
on better terms than can be Obtained elsewhere.
May i6-3awf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

osros o. CoAslssARr GxsxxAL or susslsrssos,
Washington July $, 1850
CEPAhATB FhOP<D6ALA will DO received = .
~ nee until the ls day Of October
IN bulk o te uss Of The troops Of the United States
specuon, ~ follows
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

NOtceIhe rehearsal Of orchestra OF the Wash
Society Saloon,
Wednesday, I'm Instant O'Clock precisely; and the
ladies' gentlemen, well mcnbers
by ORDER G. @. BAYLOR,
July i6-2t Corresponding Secretary.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

ny GREEN Il TAsTET. Aucssoueers.
FURNITURE, BRANDY, CHAMPAGNE VINEGAR Ac., AT
AUCTtONOn Monday, the 18th
Of auction Of 9Th
avenue O'Clock large and
and second hand furniture,
Mahogany sofas lounges book and
Mahogany damask covered sofa chairs and rockers
Do plush covered lounges rocter and otomans
Walnut maple, and oak chairs Of every description
Two fine chamber consisting
Cherry breakfast and dining tables, wasnsands, &C.
WasdrobeS, dressing tables, reffiserators, &c.
Carpets OF various descriptions hearth &C.
Mahogany, cherry, and maple bedsteads
Feather beds bedding hair shock and
Looking sisssc buckets, baskets clothes borsc &c
barrels good American brandy
baskets champagne wine
With other articles which
Terms cash Any wishing 10 furnish will do well
tend the sale, as u viii be worthy Of their
GREEN 4 TAsTET,
July i3-H Anctibneers.
fy- The above sale IL Postponed, In consequences
the rain, until Wednesday, the i7th instant, hour
GREEN h TAsTET,
July 10 -at Auctoneera
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

xnh Pleasure Excursion to Norfolk, Old Point,
and Cape Henry.--The OsceoIa will
Saturday, 2 Of July make pleasure "trip 70 the above places
ashngon ut O'clock touching Al Pney Pot and
Norfolk morning. and leave again for Old Point
and the Capes aordng company excellent opportunity
thps 70 enjoy becxe
lions al Old viii Norfolk the night
be passed agrseaby visiting
navy yard, dry dock, big ship Psnnsylvania, &c
Returning the Osceoia will leave for Washington on Monday,
4 O'Clock, III.
and fare, for the round up for and lady
$40. JAMES MITCHELL,
July l6-dtd Captain.
For Norfolk, Pinoy Point, snd Old Point-F'are Re-
duccd.
= Hn~u The Osceoa WILL the 9th Of July
making trips week the above
places, leaving Washington livery "wednesday and
O'clock Norfolk MONDAY
and Thursday ut A O'Clock, p. a.
Touching going and returning Pney Point Old Point Cone
river, and the usual landings the Potomac
Passage Piney Point, &l
Passage Old Point, a
during the bathing season. q.
Passage and fare Norfolk, p.
July 4-u JAMES MITCHELL
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

.su-N THE public informed after the va
instant, the spiendid low pressure Baltnor
Captain A. McCausIand ted with and hsnd
and lhy capacous hold will regularly feg
Washington and Alexandria, and BAN
more.
Leaving Washington Mondays and Thursdays O'clock
Alexandria O'Clock, the Baltimore Will take "
Creek and arrive finey Point about
Baltimore OF the night ketHrunS The ba
will leave Commerce wharf, BALTIMORE II O'Clock
Tuesdays and Fridays arriving As1s.dria Al 10 O'Clock
urdays.
Passage from Washington TO nasury'..:. %
do P1ney Point w
DO BALTIMORE 30
Excursion tickets Baltimore with privilege Of re
turning ne afternoon 3 %
Meals
particulars freight apply the board
or d. b. smith, AGENT in Alexandria, ~ 10
June l2-awif
r REDUCED PRICES--Ihe annexed desc npuon Of sods
will sold reduce st0ck. Cixen and stranger
ojoumins Washington especially invited TO examine our
before purchasing great bargains can be obtained h
the following VIZ: = -
80 pieces styles spring and silks, in sinai
plaid, striped, and plain
pieces aud par" OF piece. ps.,d ass., sl r.
British and French chirxes IN beautiful patterns tot
childrrns
French acnnsts and osgands musins
good coioed lawns 10 and l21 yard
100 and bsrege de isines sacrinc
All goods will b. offered cash.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
June 0-3taw1f
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

uANDsOME span Of Match Bay Ponies ~ prfv.s
III snieThe subscribers have for private handsome pa
ponies yen old we'll broke harness. and perfectly sesus
They perfectly under the saddle Tho
residence Of Mr. Denhnn Eashys hm
kiln who will attend the sale them he harness to ms
will be sold with them For further particulars ,nqss on
GREEN TAsTET,
July e-eo3t AUcnoneeU
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

o. Georgetown College. ID. C.-Ths commencement Of
College VIII College Hall Tuesday,
the I'D instant, at 4 O'Clock,
friends the and the public
ers hereby respectfully invited invitation
beng issued.
July ltd JAMES RYDER, President
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-07-17

WANTED To Hire by the Year Slave Woman. 10
w 10 qualified a
iy Apply at the Counting Room, Union once.
July li-dAcpu
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
Virginia aud Onio.

The Governor of Ohio has refused, on some trl. vial preirxt, to surrender a free black wan on a requsitIon from the Governor of Virginia. charged with crime against the laws of that State. Gov. FIoyd in communicating this refusal ic the Legis. lature, recommends that some he adopted 10 transfer entirely the trade of Virginia from those States which have trsmpled under foot the constu- taH of the United States. to thc$e which are still willing to abide by its compromises, and recognize ibeir rights. under il. The message concludes as follows:
 A concerted and united action on the part Of the South in thls natter will either redress our griev- ane~s al once, transfer inc direct European trade to The Southern ports, or build up manufactures of ell sorts in our country, which would ultimately tend greatly 10 our strength and independence.
 We now tax tin pedlar ten dollars a year, whilst clock pedar bas to pay fifty. The ven d-rs of all articles manufactured in the recussnt | States could be taxed one hundred per cent, and the ve"der be required 10 show where the articles were made. Pains and penalties could be easily attached t0 any evasion of the law. which would insure the due enforcement of i The details could be made to embrace live stock and the products of the soil.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-04-02
The Plot ,. NIurder Kos.u,h.

A letter from Londun to the Philadelphia N orth American, gives the following accoun, of the plot to murder kossa;h and his companions:
 "I have before alluded ofa diabolieal plot of the Austrian government to murder the distinguished Knssuih. Count StuvtnsI. 1t is said, planned the awful conspiracy against the life oi Kossu,h, and against several other political prisoners The plot was com muHicAted t0 poor Hungarian by Fr ench- man, who lpaned the former some money for the expenses of his journey to Schnmla The Hunga- rian was accompanied by fifteen persons, and he instructed to liberaie certain refugees when he arrived at SchuInla; but he was detained at Con- sianiinople by his passport. He visited family of Hungarians, end spoke of his intended plans {. The daughter of the master Of the house warned The Hungarian not to proceed 10 Schumla, because her ! OCT, CToat, and his companions were engaged 10 murder him and other Hnngarians The whole conspiracy was al disclosed to the Minister oi Foreign Affairs. IL was an internal plot and .~sr'hv rf the associates or Haynay! II appear 8 thai kossuh and his friends were to be warned that they were 10 be poisoned; the hired Assassins of Austria (the Crosts l-assisted, too, by a sincere and innocent HIngarian--were 10 represent 10 Kos. suih that they would hberae him and his friends, and after they had escaped from Schumia, they in- tended 10 follow them and n;fder every man on the road! Flo tahateiy. the whole plot was d,scovered in lime 10 save many valuable lives. The Porte immediately inquired into the affair, and arrested twelve Croats, who were hired by Austria 10 accom- plish the horrd ab. IL is said that The Frenchnan who h'snrd the Hungarian money was no, aware of the plot"