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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

REFUSAL TO SURRENDER THE CUBAN
PRISONERS. An extra of The New Or
leans Picavune. of the 9th nltirno. con-
ta'ns the following important announce
m"nt:--
Southwest Pass, Jrne 23-Bv the BRIG
Adams Grey, which arrived at the South
west Pass yesterday, we have received
the following:
Haranr, J"ne 20.-The American Con-
sui has demanded thu delivery, hut The
Spanish authorities, OF the prisoners an.
vessels captured near the coast Of Yucca
tan and has vet with fiat refusal. The
excitement is v-rv treat and the Consul
is openly threatened with insult by the
lower classes Matters hook warlke.
TINS corresponds with the news said to
have been received by the government
and is one day later than ANYTHING "
have before had. The steamer Falcon
had arrived at New Orleans from Ha-
vana The same date as the above. ,the
goth ul''ro,' hut brought nothing def
mite. Bait Sun.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

TIE C.,oz .sA.-It is stated in the New
York Herald, that Gin the oplni, of emil
aent medical men, we nav anticipate a
very healthy GUNNER" II seems that this
opinion is founded on the fact, tina, othe
atmosphere has been charged abnndantIy
~lth electricity" refreshing and cleansing
showers having also ben frequent The
i:tea that ch,!o,a is attributable to defcien-
81 in ;as amount oil atmospheric epctr;ci-
~ was first suggested in 1882, and many
,c'rcu"5'a1ceS appeared to favor it. SUB
s"qN"n!iy it vas adopted by scientific men
both IN this country and Europe, but it
nas disputed by others lit be the true,
theory, (ana we are disposed to believe
that it ISL then we have fair promise OF
continued exemption from cholera during
tie present summer; Tor thunder gusts have
act only been frequent, but the lightning
- remarkably vivid and abundant. Indeed,
lie weather has been So scorchng hot
.oat were it rot tina, we have frequent
gusts, 1t would be exec! dlngy oppressive
-}pt we mus! not rely on the presence
c! eiecirsclty to save us from The cholera.
We must keep clean psysans, clean houses,
clean yards and s!rerts--.liye -irparatelv,
H.. = regular hours, and ahs'aio from all
,,nnec.,-Ha.Y exposure and excitement
Adopting his course. we may leave the
event to Proy,,, 'n-e, VITA the firm conf
seace .ha, the pes,.'lt"ss shall! not harm
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

Mcx,cAs BOUNDARY c..TM'ss'oN'-
Jon h. Bartlett, Commissioner ~ rlN the
boundary line between the United Sta Ss
ana Mexico, has organized bis co,ps> oI
engineer, surveyors Sc. The Nationa!
lHte liSencer says tha. a'nos: every state
in the Union furnishes one or moir mem
bers. The point of departure has been
changed froT The Pacific 10 the Atlantic
side. and The commission vail resume the
survey OH the fist OF November al FL
pasos tracing i;. line westward. After
e'r!klng the f1i'a river, the Commission
viii retuEa 30 FL Paso, ard trace the R.o
Grande down 10 to- Gn!f OF Mexico
The routes for railroad are also 10 be ex
NM vac, ti.tN aI... NJ t.,a.r.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

~ rimshaws history Of Rome and Greece,
&E sleo the life OF Gsa. raylo and Michele
School Geography and Atlas, for ga by
Tvs MN FELL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

WILMINGTON PRICE CURRENT.
July 8, 1880.
From the Delaware Journal.
Wheat Flour sos GOO
White Wheat, l25
Red Wheat 12O
Flaxsped, 100
Corn, 65
Corn Meal, per bushel; 70
Plaster. (trom yard $50
Salt, ground and Alum,) 40 so
Glover Seed, IRON stolei
prime, 4,2s 40
Potatoes, As so
Photographed tor the Baltimore SUM-
THILApEtrHiA, July SD P. Nj.
Cond,tirn IF The .Horkc's &c.
The warm weather and the fuIIness q
the 8. ason has caused hlle activity in the
market, and ve,y thing is a, a stand.
Stocks are firm, United States SIS. of
1853, lot U. S. 6's Of 1866, us.
Flour is in moderate demand at previ-
Gus pr ces- small sales of common to
standard brands $5,l2a.
The supply OF grain Is small. Wheat.
The demard is steady, ano receipts are
tmaII, sales Of white % 81 80 and
red 20.
There is steady demand for corn.
with sales at 63 a ia cts, for yellow.
Oats ave dull.
BALTIMORE MARKET, July 3.--Sales Of
800 bbls. Howard s.. -four on private
terms. Sales SO5 bhs City Mills at
S5,1Sf Nothing dong in wheat. Sup
plies Of corn still light and little doing.
Oats 43 44cs.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

H5%ln our advertising columns will he
found the card Of Messrs Boston s. Price.
hatters, Of Baltimore. We a,lude 10 il 10
say, that their hats cannot be surpassed in
that Or any other city. The hats they are
now making for the summer are handsome,
light, neat and durable, and we re com
mend our friends to purchase from them.
Cur merchants, particularly, could not
SUIT themselves so well probably, at any
other establishment. II will be OF served
that their establishment is 1919 BaIti-
more street, opposite the Clipper Office.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

mountain, throwing its mellow light on
all the panorama Of beauty ami subimity
around us. The sight was truly enrarsur-
my and had no, the fates been against
ne. ! should have been tempted 10 invoke
the Inspiration OF the muse Ter power TO
describe the scene.
Morals and Religion here afc in some
respects in advance Of Cecil--in others
not. In hr number and finish Of church,
rs, in The lib'Taiity with wh,ch they sup
port the ministry, and in church music,
they Certainly excel There are II
churches in this town, and three in prep
araion f1r building The nomanlsts, have
The largest churches and congreg4 ions
The n, f. Church has two nea, houses Of
worship. The first church is lbr hes. m
town, except the Romonrsf. Both of their
Nhe Metiindist) congregations are eood.
d 'cided'v the LARGEST Protestant conrroga-
tons in town The first has one OF the
! est cho'rs eyer neard and on Sabbath
morning 10 hear the full choir with fine
base vlo' and flute and the whole cong~e-
cation Joining the lofty praises Of the
graf AAl, is almost o, tpoWing. II makes
on" think and say s'trulv this is the house
OF G"d, tins Is the gate OF h.avpn;" and
we invonntarliv draw the contrast he
tween this and The almost sacra'eglous a.
Temps Of some of our country churches to
Offer praise to a God OF harmony and in
trtlig"ncr. To hear for instance, a funeral
dirse sung to-
"salyatlon h the joyful sonnd--"
or 10,
"llI praise my Matter willie I've breath"
is perfectly disgusting 10 the gooi COM
mon sense o! any man, much more to
+ fined ear, and improved ta-te But how
must it sound in the ear oi Him who is
accustomed to the harmony Of angels. II
il were the result t.. necpsstv. the I0,y
One would no DOUBT accep. their SINGER
Ny bu! when it is the result OF blind ,rrj-
ud'ce, or doSgrd laziness, then i. is, in
my Judgment, like offering the hat and
blind in sacnGce. ] heartily wish we
would improve N this, and in every other
respect, every where
The Ep;scopaliaGs are mex, in prosper
lily The Prfshyterians have three fIag-
m"nts Of congregations, enough to make
one good one. They are al! spirited;
though small in number, and will prpha-
bly, succeed. The Lutheraas have two
chu'c hrs, one Tor the Germans and anotk-
or for the English, aud one German Re-
form. here are four other congrprai ms
OF MethodiSts besides the ii. l.. Churches,
they preach IN Dutch ard Welsh. Tnrre
are some other sec's among whom are he
Universities.
There are numerous beneficial societies
here Masons, Cdd Fellows, and Soma o!
Temperance; bnl there are mol 80 many Of
the latter as 'hete ought 10 BE- Drunken
ness prevails here 10 :. horrible extent.
We feel very sensrhly ,hf need Of law
like the Sabbath Law Of ilarylard; /,
would be a great blessing here tlu,t ii
will not be repealed - it is an honour to
your State. I hope among other reforms
the laws on that sutjvc, will BE- made
right. Fl.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

NvThe Cincinnati Gazette says friend
who recently made tour throah Brown
Co., Indiana, reports that at one place there
are nearly three hundred men digging
gold. He says the majority average from
IS to IS per day each,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1850-07-06

DECREASE OF THE IRISH PoruIArloN.-
The Dublin Evening Post calculates that
there has been decrease of population in
Ireland since 1S41 by deaths and by emf
grafton to America and to Great Britain,
OF at least three millions. Several Catho-
nc clergyman all concur in the statement
that there have been few marriages or
births for the last four wears
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08
TURKEY.
Reform MEASURE

Tss T,5.as ir.a..a.es f-oa ID. .ssgi5gry .f4ss-epe
Zaf-ss lie Glowing .eler. cliea
CoSsrANr,scrLE wsdaes.sT. ssb =.
Tie Diyal has recently adopted resolution. 10
presence % the sultan vi.ch may be regarded a.
means o. protecting the lie or the decay .n- Eln-
dom. SD as sn Ell tua. remedy ,or the cancer OF
the Turkish admil.stratiol. provided the resolve
shall be faithfully executed. 4 check is % Be
paced ulon bribery exterior. AMI ihe s4gande-.
- O, the pubic money The s-ltsl swore 70 b.
he Prophet al the ministers AMI other oscl4 d.
aitaries Who were present made oath on the X.
ran that they wouL in tbs respec, GLOW Tie COM
nslcs Of the sultan. similar 9ath IS O. BE- taken
y al The o;her o.hcers ~ Government. ST. tie
matter Is surrounded " Il d.,u.tes tor hosqlts E
y and pro;usion are cd customs in the last al
hence tie 5es;owing sri receiving o. sits caul-t
Be absolutely prohibited Ire Government, e.
c9r--as.!. makes distinction between lawfal
aad unlawful IFS i s expressly forbidden.
ior The tuiare, - Presen, or u accept as sts ar
ces :. ro.1 silver @ disnolds, laogia pieces ~
tobacco PiPe, shaEs flr, a. other costly stats
horses. male Or lezale slaves. provisions. wool and
coal Whoever presents the above articles s la
be 70 the charre Of bribery Il Is permitted 20
give 1e.1as --aPes an o.her fruits, 65Eers. con
iec1ousry sWeet and sour mix. fresa butter.
,anlos same Pogit-y, eszs-but a. these b.
Moderate -uaau-ies-b1,ter iC- examp.-. from
i've 70 twelve pounds zeozs, lSn6s, poultry
same twelve 7r fifteen pounds syr1Ps aad sweet
rneai' i've o ak s.-sses Eggs not over aity, AZ
the utmost; Any oue giving noe s deemed guilty
o. hrihery Al exception i --lie IL the case Or
s-ts between tr.snl. and relatives IS wei a. OF
- gIils, ~lich. Attsr oli USAGE, the Inhabitants
D. Mecca and Mella SEED % her scelaln:
Inces, AID nose Which iaey receive IL ressru-
l. = Az permitted 70 receive as presents. dates,
EreGths Of rose,, aces AID saadal wood Which
ths P.ls1lss 70 Mecca Usually briss bsck to shsE
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SPAIN.
An Rnro, . Cubn % tte nited Exc

The Ministers have raised los1 o. aaDo1 oo-
reals from thc : allsh ca piiai,ts a. 2 PEI cent
TINS 10 u 20 be placed a. he disposal oi Cont
Mif8s0', lie beet Of Whose nisson 70 C1ha 8 ih-
s1h.ec: 0f n1ch conjecture p Msanc.
Syme persons ~ frs. belIssed tia, TIE Genera
Has sent ~ al iust difficulties Sat had arisen 20
tween The E4D-ri3- an'hort.rs 81 tue Island a.
he Government Batt4s saspDsiioa was s'"'
aJala0ue1 az improbable. Otres TON . INTO tne'
heads that Be- vas connected wth ? pf'e1t r-.s
1--WE ~ fhs island ~ &c. Domingo. "h'ch. o.
,J some time prey Z, ciflI -, repeater Sam
e. the yr0.ecr,lu r.. spain. Ir-s exp anas.,n ~
pears ~ url.aul9ed sc tie other ard u y m
libel. tba, Count de Hirsso' IS going 70 Ga . i'
,i.. sgr.,e. of Dlsc1- that Island Do respectsoe
,ta.1 ~ delse ia order 70 eno0'e It 70 resist an.
..ero, lire 10 ant d. made By powers o7re-1-
dc rssseas % 0i that valuable colony. Tbs yer
ann fha moro rrltebe. ne severn Cab Iet t711
ia sud JON, conferences " ..a the princp pal rect
,rs or,he War Department. particularly = III Gen.
,r,- Zara,4el Vale. she Chief Engineer ol Gee
ARM. preceded fa- adoption o. That impo'tan, de
is 90. Count Hlras,i IS 10 oe accompanied ly q
. neral OF arti ely another Of The corps o. en-i
qeer. ami p number 0i staM officers sDd eUp'og'ts
Of t.e different Ministerial Departments Tees nfe
20 embark IN t.igste now fitting 0at q. Cad.l
It's sa.d that Lo.4 Pa.merston has addressed an
enc -.tlc note % tha Spanish G1yerumeat COM
u.ai,irr Of the scaufaioas manner 80 which Tire
We tr-taIs being carried on - Cuba, a1i threat
.n.ay blockade oi tie Island, II his ropes A.t-
t.0n. sfc lot attended 20.
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ITALY.
Rom,n Ionn-Cathol,c Army.


ne T15gss translates letter % the AAsc~s.s ZS'fvsS
dated ROME "Wednesday March
The most undoObted proof Of the hna arrange
men, Of the long promised loan is the fact that,
few days since. a French steamer which was
commissioned to bring the frs, instsment TO Por
sci remsined IS usual 8, Civi,s, Necchis k-
few hours, and from thence fastened with as
wished! Tor ladiag e. It's place Of destination. The
Romans assert, ;hst the next millions viii hSVeihe
same fate as these frs, aud viii be carried bcioe
their eyes TO Por;ici whence they believe that q
very small portion VIII flow into the country. How
ever that may be, the report Of definite srrAne T.
ment OF the loan has hal an Immediately favorable
effect on the money market here since the rate for
silver has fallen within two days irom Is per cent
70 10 per cent aud as soon It IS announced that
something has actually come into the exhausted
State Treasury a still more considerable fall vii
tske place The Catholic army which ls 10 be
formed is now tas universal subject OF converse
non. The Holy Father. II is said has received
permission from the Catholic Powers % enlist so
diers for himself -Four eSicns, accordingly are 70
be Created German, Frepch, Spanish, ard
an ltshsn--eOmrnaniei BY experienced and esPe
oisly by religious officers. Until these Troops are
levied. the French and Austrian armies Of occupa-
tioE viii remain where they are. This WI take
soma time yet A singular episode has taken place
in the execution OF a student, who was ioand arm
81 with sword and threatening murder After
the troops bad formed square on three sides @,
the P.a=:a Del PoPalO. and the prisoner was
brought in. mao in dark clothes pressed forward
20 the French Colonel 10 Command saying: Here.
fla victim must fall stands martyr for yon. I
bsseeoh yoa to le, me be sboi in place OF this IN
happy victim" The Colonel who thought this
looked Ike theatrical scene. quietly replied l
an sorry. my friend. that esnno, altogether oom-
.,.y with your request This man Is condemned,
sad csnno, release him. Bat yoa have great
desire to be .bo, 30 home, put dagger or sharp
knife In your pocket; and promise you that VII
back up your petition" The martyr took himself
o. bat has not yet returned General cosd0's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08

n r.-.-s . e decseed b. sps majority BOT On res
uo,s sl1ias % an s;--.oC q ne Consuiou az -nAn
As Th- rserb-rs n - F-.-. covsr1rert are 70
b. l,lnd ~ lIe i1sruc-1,' o. her re'f-eve ss@'-
, a 81 =. having receive usrucrous rsasoushe
il-. housvsr ~ BE- slovee 70 Fees AID os;An u
AZ r TIE Feseri Go7s-ne-; g7o'al. - >. Fsisr.'
Ar7 r. -,,iou. r---s.-u,.aon /. ~ rsa..; r -
er-s1 rser1-@-- W tss- are q = e7rt-f - ~
WA d. ~ Pru.-is an io b. ~ of,@r Sac. T. pro
p1-.1 D. 10 -l- srr-. rteia-r Aa-,rs .1c P-.s's
rr-E OF irer .---ir-s I ne --- no lo- ET-rf >----
80 nave = go, o1e rsprss--,sare
AHI To- --7r-s@--ts-- o. - --rte- ~ Pc - .
Aa1 T. rt--s. -.r-r-n-1. -1r-s-ss q. rasr---0-
'sf.- Assembly, rr1r--. ~ 1..s- zee T. 20 ---i ci
e.--o-1,r. Nv sco, u-.t axe pace. and - a.
/ sa-..Iv re -1----~i r. = r.eEs
AzT ID I-e alt1l- r--r----ta-i . ~ c'o ere
- -1+'s s-.e'ii--t 80 .--A = --,.....,.-- r,s
&C. .L alive s..a--l s@---fg .s '1..i' o --1 -
~ i..r.4 az. a.-rat - s.tTf---- % 70 -
fece-s. yov-r- merit ORE i1 rhr-e j--' - az
;'r eor, .1i-c 1y ear. sls'@ 'T4 - u pro- '1 ~ E
Z number ~ - r=rr-se- ave.
Aa- b Tr- rsr,rs r-cr-ssr-s-o1 b. - r-v--.e
/ o. .aoriluar a Ssass an1 pf~c-s 20 NJ '7l7@
As1 - Ir he soopog oa'-s n,o-y % 9. o-i..r'
..~ - H-14r D: Proposed 90 ser m -'ne1s T." "
- con erlrc1 y t-r % . fropo--' I'D -l'. -
r@n - .-;o -ae eoli.fs--,2, I' 80 % 'e'-
ass There saa- bes..rreue -a5arai q - 'ca''-
Az q A. .oon as ~ ,- reH.s-s o 81. 81 s,rs 6r-.
ra.tc r1--s- 10 have f.7-l their sss~-i % =. era
/ conformity fo A. ord isse ''' So q RI
I re- -9-n.ssl1 sFgoius-1 3T fire e1'reI'i 1 '- ''a -
An Il 7-a s~14-sl --~er.n-l. s-s 'r,Hv rFe1ar-
f-.e-- corrr .4tur ~1-ca. amer ."-E vel '' T..
~. .--- ,.r--s 1r-re -1-f--ersta-. -'- .-t-rs-
/ me FEDERAL A-. ~. .'r lir@ 0-, 40 i-- =
? 4 NJ Aisork ~ li. har l7'
/ C-rrr.,t " tH. federation -1 hey rrs'-cf~ lar
t-r- Oh au .r. proceed POI i-- -~c-e1 90 rri-
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piet of BADEN Opcned.

Tie States OF Baden were opened ~ tie 9Th
last. ~ the Grand D1Ae 10 person. After briefly
udlus Do the lasurrction u las. yea. TIE Graz
Dake thus expressed L.nisc.. With regard 70 tie
German question
ksQscec OF lie tArucc q uv src-so-s 1sse sr-S
caus-o c- avs 90 De resNec.sd ard Win ne Curs r-
saved, hav- rssvd slsncsrc around wh.-' q. tu.-
eusi 10 rry S.o - ~ devote tt-r r1ofs ID - honor
&C rlusqcfL1 Q -rlr cnlrtN bli -zi-vrr nay c.
bon BIS respect So --@-1ls c-r-rl upor % tsrrT
10 te sr-si Slr- icr q he tcrst .lll- .l-h
~ s-,cs ~ 0-smx-v ic a. cess2-4 sac VI sg-al-
TIE rrs G-rIft r.f-- rlur.rt~ i.l.lrr A s-cur-
n0N ocins si-,rr' .v g. Atsrcr core -1- tr
Pr.ss-s y iia sAr--. elh-r >Aes gave m7 VI l--0u
hsi a src~ lr coriorultv ia 60 SCI. ur-s Vt.ct
have Assys uaS-i'r s,ed sHd Vii1 ih- tru a
dong A. nas D. ~ lcs % -z-s-y - -1sl 49,. q 1-
Cot, I'D render Gerna-F 1-tec -ln a. --rut 5000
A-ccf1l1g e. s. prrcscs--s, ccrv1--- - -.
Nr.ic. -ccrcrs o re as--s ~ rre colr-~ A. CO
av--v -1reci = REQ 4-ol FROM you % Ia ---rt
The speecl couc.gdes BY -lucuacI-s amnesty fcr
pcI.ic2. blenders
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08
Schools and Taxes.

The Assembly bss pEssed-by O. 10 3o-s b9
n raise $4,000 for Common Schools by Stifs
Tax wh;ch vii in eject impose on his sorey
taxed City an additional burden Of Al leait soo 80
sx the support o. Scbcois IL ether parts q tie
St.ir The most determined and effective resist
snce VS.. made BY oar Deiegatioo and others BAT
w,tboat effect IN fsct. the Cities were doonea
u suffer ior their az bat UNANIMOUS support o. tae
Free School principle by ihose who hate Fee
Schools supported b., general taxation. Nilis 'h'y
IN sood part fear the oonseq ueuces Of any ane'7.
c,l manifestation o. that hatred = Ike tn Dos
Nho tod rs conrsde. " can't lck va. oai 1 D
make mouth. st your SISTER they vea' their SPITE
90 oar City
We'll better onjast tAxarcu than ssuerccf o.
Fee S,boois Itwil bss- ve-y hard On our Ci'. 60
meet ,f.s aex iai,os Jon. Sc, d the scaa'e dire>n
II. n, load VII soml bow be 'houldcrej Boz ~
nus, have state Board for the Eguaiz'i.,l u
Taxes. or sonie other mschseS whereby e'' ne
prsay,, "a nc STATE ska.l d, r,aeset ~ IcEafi'a
sol az - . a.ss..ed 20 - crst re.ae. That 49,
greatly diminish tie cxtent q the 'nJa'r'' Nv
n,edita,ct, beside sab.eriIg the cause q HOa- 'iy
"a fs.-ncs. Re o;n-f va,s.
:, YOU don ,hten -. r. nd' .sora 'hS o'1aily
Fee ~cAccls forever
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Beard- Prescribed Mt Rome.

TIE Stotyto Of Fi,rence' 81 the IN y ~" -
49,, cllo,,i,s ie.,er ron Romszua- dated the 81
a secret and colh3 eutial ciEcs.ar, ts1ed D!
,be ,olice bss been received. The Minis'er n
he Interior and Police observes 10 that document
ia, rDsny enapioyts Of the Administration contnre
), YEA the beard and mo1s,schos, winch tey Led
!oxed % groE AZ toe l1s'lcainn ~ me cni-is o
the ausrcn.ca. GJvernneHr. and which they pre-
vious'y we're ia the habit Of shaving The prts ~
gstiou of those ex.e-nal sigls q 2 sst rrco -o1
0f "a times and % 'Ae ost-staoe c1n.lc- u some
Of those fa1ct.ousrrs. Who, by SOLDERING -lel
boards % gr5T, gave IN Escg1.rorai a-hesto1 -
That dep orabe order u fn'n-s TIE public o.t-e-s
s'i.l maintained 10 ih-ir pc: vii consequently do
xeG % renounce practice introGIced a: time
and by persons q which Il wcu.f be a-vsaoie u
e.isCe I'll recollection.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-04-08
AUSTRIA.
The degraded iiuugRrian 0Tlrers.

TIE B-es I'D Z.1tr1g gives the t1-o~lls dssc-1P-
ton oi tie Hungarian oHcers who have been =
Graded IRON thei- rslk a,- sent = serve IS -.
Yates 10 the Asst ~ regiments
Ia TIE ceiscbueIis 81 H1nvs1s that pass
through here almost lai 5 from Hungary % be e.
rolled ~ the Austrian Regiments. The appearance
o. MAN who ~ere torueris oHcsrs exc.tes gene
rs - npsIht. Iheg ~ sr tn- coarse uIc0rn ~
F1vt,e s. tiers TOE oly difference between them
All ihelr present comrades beng. tlat they are
snA allowed % have trer BODY linen some SUI r.
tan diamond rms. L nay oe imagined that tie
presence O, these coarse, u made uasi5rus IN TIE
stalls 9. tie theatres Il the tables q TIE IN; d.
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iel. aDd 90 TIC pronsnades ATTRACTS every che
attention: they are only 9 be distinguished nom
ihe rank snd fs b. thelf superior carnage anc &C.
rneaoor + q p h. fea-e6 tia; the system OF ~
corp0-arins these men II tie -es snts = iA 90
,,--f-r H.. -ross .-hievo1s rcs1l,s These \ Ian
-sria- --lvst-s far .1ce@f the Austrian non- 1i-i
nissionei o-ace-. u eilcsfi1a ~ Ano~ -e'i-s Of
her r-rfssso1. they ASSOCIATE WIN ih-ia. ''et'
them ibe-zir zIth wiro. al hsv~ 'o'H'i.f'i con
siderable .u1seuce over then. me iinq -'an,s o.
.he -iscosIt % ol these su-stern oitccrs % eFs's
army. = ,ha mined s'' 1r-ser'-ls ~ = = 80
,-5-.,. si-sr- --s-r.I ot communication between
80 -1rasnse-. sud ile mass OF ,aa .-,e-s. e
XII Er-H..
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him IN the formation Of Ministry. NJ. Berger Is
understood to have declared that, for his part ms
taking Office at this moment would only make toe
situation worse. as Il woad give m any caNnei V
which he might cong a Leglumisi ooarac'eI,
which should Dc avoided. n Moniale moeh =, ~
ssid 20 have expressed a oo1tfary oplni' u
Theirs is described as having eEpresse". 10
nance on account of his personal fnaHs, - f..
ofsce bot as having declared 4 nis believed
mower were aaer maiure deio|s,a.I'Y- l,,~,. h.
Ekely % contribute u the good O. -, 80 ,bc b,e,i
would place himself az the disP'"
den, OF the Republic h.vo yenested VI,
G-os,sl Cb,p,,rnier u sad 70 leVe
,-.1-.;.a,.,'a % 20 his utmost 70 MAINTAIN ''ps.
oe'7' ~ ,Se authority Of the GoV'fnmeh'
tna AupPns .,.rnors Of great Minister'S chang
hi'o04su ,e.,ted IN the s. siitUiion q ~
rave n.y. Ferdinand Bsrro', II g asserted
D-. ..S' negoea,s,0 mas produced a comp.c" -
'hat ~, $50 between the Pfesdentoi toe h+p'D.'c
~ - Issders q the Heacti0nsi party VII ne
-e.,,ion of the ultra Leritimsts, and nss 0ohse-
1eoiIy Dot an enc ~ that Jealousy VII On hss exist
~ betveen the Government and the maj1f1ty ~
the Assembly -. l..
F,om TN. Il 10 thought that the Government hss
.,;ned strength. though IL is said b. the Bonspsr
~. th., the gain Is az tno expense OF the Presi
den, Of the Rep4bbc Il IL said that n the inter
80, vtbthe Reaciionsi leaders, the Pfesideni DC
e,s,ed that he did not 81 his persona feelings or
iy,er.s,. % be CONSIDERED at al, az crisis mad ~
rived when ali pa-ties should JOIN heartily In tne.7
eadeayOrs 70 cave France.