Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-10-11
FOREIGN NEWS.
BALTIMoRE, Oct, q

al ueVollOn.e me Austrian minister
in London has been instructed to de-
mand punishment of those who as
saulted'hini. g,.., ','4 ~ q'E ,,
President. Napoleon has,returned
to Paris from his late iourneytbrogh
the principal towns ofFrance.
lhe only important political Incl
dent of the week, in, France, is the
discovery of another Orleans. plot.
The documents connected with it do
not appear to implicate any one in
particular. l'
The Danes and Holsteiners contin-
ue 10 have q few ,slirmishes, but the
former decline TO enterinta a general
!, battle. r.,,,ae /, 90
The Cholera as broken out in
China, and the Governor of Macao
has beencarried off by the disease.
.rd.'d ?oab Y lo 4aH9S} Char. Cour.
HE SLAVE Bill ExcITEMENT AT
PlTTsBURG.-PubHc Meetings and
lf,digndtioa.- There continues to be
great excitement at Pittsburg and vi
clmty inregard to the fugitive Slave
bill passed by Congress, and while
hundreds of fugitive slaves there are
now clearing out, public meetings
are being held in Allegany City, ex-
pressing great Indignation. At a
crowded meeting, g,mostly ofcolored
= people, however, after speeches from
the Rev. o.. Ayery,aR. III. Kerr,
Messrs. Tassy, Aiken and others,
resolutions We're passed, of whichthe
3 following is a sample. oNssf NR
Resolved, That the immediate re-
peal of the "!ngitiye bill" is called for
by every pulsaion Of a hberty-loving
+ people, and we deny the right of
Congress to pass a law Setting at de-
rance the habeas corpus or the trial
by jury. 'r{
-" Resolved, That The christian Minis
ters be, and they are hereby loudly
requested to. call the attention of their
congregations, to this anti christian
laWT-7a law which places the image
of our Maker in The power ofheart-
less men--toi drag into eternal bon
dage, ,b9d,i9 iit5 4,,l sdi ,3lo.a.
Another public meeting is called
for this evening, of citizens of the
cenntry,eof all parties. The papers.
speak of the feeling'as astonishfngly
unanimous in opposition to the law
AnNAllegany paper says that some
l5O fugitive slaves have left there for
Canada, and adds: 1NlT 'e N&at
Men of stout arms, and determin-
! ed hear s are among them, and they
are armed, and resolved to be. free at
allhazards, an attemptto, arrest them
Would be no Schild's play. We also
learn that a slave mother, with her
four Children, has gone safelythroug-
from Virginia direct ,,J 'la aIA
. The free colored people are ma
king very active and successful eff
tforts1in raising funds to aid their
brethren in getting through TO Cana
'"da. eaTheyl tell us nobody refuses aid
nc, matter what his politics every
body seems willing to give something
to help the figitives. otr ten sS4 :
Coming to Charleston. Ev-
cnitig News learns that D. Davis
has beer, notified that the Turkish
Aiiiljassador is about leaving Wash
7 ington, for the North, thence West,
and by New Orleans to Charleston,
where he will remain some time, ex.
loamlningethe ricedand cotton planta-
tionslemills, SJcss insthe vicinityuof
ihebcity.- CaroliRiaa-A @iel % fqg
y y''imt 2 ,a1i'sH'lhn--@--a ae isoe 81 au
a2a An arrival at New York brings
adylces from Central America 10 the
5th ofSeptenber. Greatexcitement
is said to exist the interior of Nj
Saraguarelati to the Treaty recent
= lY negotiated between the United
States and GreatsBritainin regard TO
4othe sMusquito, Kmgdomsls .ei s
dDEslEE5aTy,s sale. 1s.
omo BY order of w. D. Steele ESQ.
I, Ordinary for Pickens District. wilIbe
sold on sale day in November next,
before The Sheriff's Office within 4he
legal hours, a Tract of Land belong
ing to the Estate Of Joseph 'Taylor,
decd, lying on the waters of Col
+ rden,s creek,lsdjoining lands of RAN
asom Ranks, Il. +. Holland, G; wv.
Taylor, and others, containing one
hundred and eiUhfv.eava,, s,,.,..a.s <, 49,,