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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-28
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THADDEUS SCHOCH,

Has removed his wholesale and retail Boot
and Shoe Store TO large and convenient room,
which he has fitted up in the best style. few
doors above his old stand, opposite Messrs.
Edinger & MiIler's Store. and nearly opposite
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Boots and Shoes

: for men and boys: also The most
fashionable CATERS, Buskins, Half
CATERS, Slippers &c, for Ladies
and Misses which will be warrant
ed TO fit, be made of the best ma
terials, and sold a. small profits for
cash. Also on hand a large assort-
sortmenl ofBools and Shoes, which
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EastOn and Milford Mail Line
VIA STROUDSBURG.

Passengers in this line will leave JosEFH
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Saturday, aud arrive in Easton the same day.
Fare from Easton 10 Stroudsburg,$ 25
Milford, 2S7
n. b. All baggage at the risk of the owners
A WILLIAM DEAN.
Stroudsburg January l, 1S49.
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SOAPS.

Fine scented Soaps for wash ing and shavag
--also The celebrated shaving cream, for sale
cheap, by JOHN Fl. MELICK.
S'roudsburg, July 5, ls49
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A great variety Of Toys on hand and for sale
cheap al the variety store of -
JOHN Fl MELICK
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MOFFATS @s4..3
Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters.

These Medicines have now been before tns
public for period of FIFTEEN YEAhS, anu
during that time have maintained hlgh cnarac
ter in almost every part of the globe for tneil eA-
traordinary and Immediate power of restoring per-
feet health to persons suffering under nearly every
Kind of disease to which the human frame is liable.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-28

MANAGERS.
Jacob GoeiZ Michael II Drehel
John Edinger jacob Frederick
James H. Walton George B. Keller
Edward Posien Peter Shaw
Robert Boys John Miller
Richard S. Staples Jacob Shoemaker
Balsar FeIherman
JACOB GOETZ, President
JAMES H. Walton, Treasurer.
January 81, 1850.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1850-11-28

And Consumption, pain in the side and night
s,ueats. Asthma, Whooping Cough, palpita-
ton oJthe heart, Liver complaint, Bronchitis,
And all diseases of the throat, lungs and liver,
cured by Sherman's ALI Healing Balsam.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
another short Pauags Across the Atlantic.
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AMERICAN NAIL STEAMSHIP PACIFIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS
ALL PARTS OF EUROPE.
Highly Important Inter-Oceanic
Intelligence.
satisfactory Result Of the Negotiation
Relative to the Nicaragua Canal.
VN~N>~~>~>N~~NN~~~~~
fHR COTTON MARKET WITHOUT ALFERA Fi0N.
IMPROVEMENT In BREiDSTvFFs.
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FHR COTTON MARKET WITHOUT ALTERATION
DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF BELGIUM.


The American mail steamship Pacific, Capt
Ezra Nye, arrived at her wharf about.halfpast one
O'Clock yesterday afternoon. She left Liverpool at
halfpast ten o'clock, on the morning of Wednes-
day, the 10Th inst. She has, therefore. made the
passage in eleven days and three hours.
The Pacific passed, at a quarter before eleven
yesterday morning, the Arctic, five miles east OF
Rockaway. -c- e.
Among the passengers in the p, are Mile Pa
rodi, the celebrated cantatrice, whose fame has
spread throughout the world, and who is engaged
At the Astor Place Opera House, Joseph L. White,
ESQ, agent of the Nicaragua Canal Company,
Col. VIM. H. Maxwell, bearer ofdespatches, Rev.
DR.. Potts, and Capt Vanderbilt. 1t will be seen,
On reference to another column, that Messrs.
Wh'fe AID Vanderbilt haze succeeded IN making
very safsfactory arrangements IN London, relatire
20 the Nicaragua canal.
Annexed is full list of the names Of the pas.
yenqers -
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

THE HUNGARIAN REPUoKxs.
counts from Nonaf fRnfinnnIa AYe nf III

The HUNGARIAN REFU0KES.
our accounts from Constantinople are Of the 2ath
utimo
The Austrian Embassy has made a fresh demand on
the Porte In order to induce the Ottoman govern
TO continue under its surveillance the Hung aran re-
fugees nov residing 1T Kuayeh The Turkish Ministers
appear determined to set there unfortunate sxes at
liberty st the expiration of year from their entering
the turkish territory, their failure desti-
nation shall have been decided Austria protests
against this decision bat the Porte 1t 10
said by the sentatives OF Engsn nd and France
holds hrm In Its resolve The Ottoman government is
not satisfied with the conduct OF some Of the exes
who have entered its service they have put forward
such exorbitsnt pretensons that the has
been compelled to tell them that II they were not
satisfied they might resign Said Pacha the ysruor
Of Damascus has caused the bsstinato to be uaatea
on Prussian subject, who died in two hours after
wards from the violence of the punishment The Prus-
sian Minister Of Constantinopls addressed q note TO
the Porte demanding reparston, and il has in eonss-
qusnce, been decided that indemnity be given
TO the family of the deceased and that the conduct Of
SAID Pacha shall be ted to inquiry That func.
tonary, has since the affair, gone pilgrimage to
Mecca seeompsr led by bis kisys lieutsnsnt who
accused OF taking part In the act cruelty and It r.
thought probable that the Porte will take
Of bis absence to supersede him in the government OF
Damascus
The Turkish feet has net yet returned to Coustan-
tpople, but remains at anchor at the mouth of the
Dardantlles.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Per&Ia.

The works which had been ordered for the formation
Of road from TrebiEond to the frontiers of Persia
Krzeroum, are being actively carred on. According
to the last accounts from Teheran, dated 30th
the State Of Persia represented to be very dstur bed
The shah had attempted TO introduce several reforms
but they had not met with general appreciation The
total destruction OF Zupgan in the Azsrbdan by the
royal troops has given the last blow to the scot OF the
Babis the last nants whom had taken refuge
that town The Cheikul-isan, chief of religion, OF
Tsbrx has been arrested by order of the government
and sent under strong escort to Teheran the charge
against him Is Of having favored the subversve pro-
jects OF the Bsbs The Khorassan is in full
tion. Var Mehemet Khan has revoltod against his
father the Niceroy of the Shah, and beseges him in
Hsrat. sami Pachs, an m bassador of the Sublime
Porte who has been sent to Teheran to congratulate
the Shah his accession to the throne has arrived
in that capital at the time envoy from
Caboul, charged with similar mission.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
DaInatia.

The OsSo rdo,e Ddnsio states that on the 18th ult
he serasker Oper ashx at Pridor whence he in
tended to march upon Start Maiadan with 50Oe ufan-
ry 900 cavalry, and some artillery. Two companies
OF emigrsnts said to be among these troops Az
coropg to this account the soraskier has determined
20 operate in the kraina the Turks shoul1 refuse TO
yield to the viii Of the sultan In spite Of the actual
submission OF the Turks in the provinces of Bosnia
and Herzegovina they expected to break out again
In case the Sersskier should meet with opposition In
the krans. The Vzisr of Herzegovina, Ali Pashs, is
retained ssrt of prisoner by the vizier Of Trav-
nick 1t is believed the troops of omer Pasha will
winter in Botnia
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
The st,am.hip PaeIGe.

From the Liverpool Courier. Oct is
Tbh vessel. which as reported In our last number,
vas due In the Mersey on Wednesday morsing di1
not arrive until shortly before noon Thursday
The Pacific IA appears did net leave New YORK on the
ueusl Day Saturday the 2sth ult lamentaeie disas
ter, which occurred she was leaving the wharf,
having rendered her dsention for nearly twenty -four
hours unsvodable She left New York therefore short
after ten ocloek the following morning. sundayth
10Th vit experienced smooth and beautiful vesther
throughout her pasage until snn tay week when the
gale from TIE westward set In made Cape Clear
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Auntrla.

AeVtoes dated Frankfort, 10th intt, rsys
According TO the Ober. Post .7ms Zsitung, psrtant
intelligence received here yesterday according TO
which In obedience 10 decree Of the Assembly Of the
Diet two strong Austrian diysons have been ordered 10
advance to act auxiliary troops of tho Diet the
frontier oi the Electorate Of Hessa Tho first division
vii. advance from bohemia through Bavaria By Hof
and Bamberr under the commsnd OF Lieutenant Field
Marthsl farrat The second division from the fdrsr
berg, under the orders OF ArcbdEke Leopold
The R,isoAf Zeihfrg gives terrible picture Of the
satnstrophe at the place of pilgrimage calfd errgott
on the Weis near Purgstsl At one of the pablic
houses the pilgrims (of whom 0oO assembled az
HtrrgotD rpent the night in eating and drinking
While baking 1sh, the oven took Ere Behind the inu
number of stables ara barns IN which hundreds
efthe pilgrims were rsposing nad almcst ell pcrished
in the tames, which rose repiily through the
thstchcd roots, and fauned ~ strong Wind thar
there pc.sibty Of raising ladders 20 atemptto
rescue single individual ManJ thrsx themselves nom
the lots. and With broken limbs, lan eonsuBed with
ire reached hther aud thther With the most piteous
siief. Not single engine In the place and se are
assured by eve ritress that the osrfui catastrophe
at Leopodstsdt In October 1913 fades Into nothing BY
the side Of this awful calamity Scarcely half che Pi-
Frims were saved and those who have survived have
Ter the nost part been much injured. The bodies OF
the dead were found burned 10 oindsE. II was
bisht never TO BE forgotten.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Tho Can sdian Malls.

william Brown, Esq, NJ. P, commun icated to the
Liverpool Chamber of Commerce the l5th inst that
representations had been made to him that the exist
ing postal arrangements did not allow Of
desce for British North America being forwarded by
the United states mail steamers and that he sd laid
the matter before the postmaster general to which
the following reply had been received -
GENERAL Posr OrrIcE. October 4th, Is5e
eIR.-The Postmaster General has had before him you
letter CT the LIST instant Asd directed inform
that his ordshp has decided 20 forwArd Letters
TO Britith North America by the contract packets
to the United States and have already
carrying this arrangement into effect tho
be. &C.. fsisned1 w NABERLEY
W. BRowr. ESQ.,. 4. r.
Thus this subject which Is Of great interest to thou
sands, has been sstisfsc torily arranged
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

en- Wednesday; and fred the usual salute on the
Rock Lighthouse shortly before noon on Thursday,
completing her in the very brief space Of 10 days
20 hours and IS minutes about IS hours thu
occupied by the Asia in her late rst direct
homewsrd. The Pacifc's run Is, however, by no
means the shortest to the eastward yet made, the
virtually exce.d by the run of the Europa In July
last The Pacific, however, has stessi<d the distance
to the westward usually the longest and most trying
passage In lees time than tha Atlsntic and may
fore be regarded the swftest of the two ships yet
on the line.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Electoral Hcsnr.

The Deltsohs Zsung has hdyiees from Cassal of trs
10th inst The officers who hsve rendered their rssg
nstios have yet received direct whether
not they are provisionally allowed to remain with
their troops under ths conditions which were men,
tened In the petition.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Thc S1hleaxxin War

Advices from Hamburg, OF October H. give the fol-
lowing intelligence -
Itis announced, as previously stated, that the Ho-
steinsrs had withdrawn their guns from before Pred
richstsdt and given up the investment Of the place.
They destroyed some OF their own temporary earth
works before they retired and others have been
levellsd by the Danes The German papers have all
kept brofopnd silence TO the abandonment OF the
operations
For the present, all IL likely to be quiet; aud the
interval between this and the begipning Of the hare
weather will be employed In reinforcing the army
The end OF the 10 still distant unless some in
teryention from without forbids positively any
more bloodshed. As long az the division continues
between Austria and Prussia the confederation thou yh
IL has concluded peace, can do nothing 20 procure
It's observance. Austria would aot throuth the old
organ Of the Bund, but Prussia. with psrsistance
perfectly inex plcable, refuses all operation sod
adberes to its wr-tcbed phantom Of union 20 which
II has been sblA 10 give the sghsest reality for
external or Internal political act aud ian sgEss
that Europe will treat the nonentity as q Po-er
Thus Hostein has full freedom TO continue the war,
without strength enough 10 bring u TO any decision
An Austrian officer. serving in the Hols.eiu army,
has deserted to the Danish camp his application TO
enter the service being refused he sent to Flenn
burg and has returned homs by way Of Copenhagen.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
The Russian Empire.


According 70 general belief at Wsrssr, the customs
ne that has hitherto al vided the kingdom of Poland
from the empire, will be removed upon Ntv Year
dsy and tho productions both sides vii pass with
out let or hindrance ana be placed on the tame oos
hg-sn important advantages, commtrcially tpeaRinsi
lisbments are daily increasing In Importance. The
revenue line, which hitherto separated the two conn-
tries win now be exclusively established upon the ga
heian hesan, Pose and sst Prussisn frontier Ihs
line viii be augmented by the enfioytss and guar re-
moved nom the interior II IL 10 consist a. emrmsd
vers points, these TO be contested By Intermediary
posts and further strengthened by constant patrols o
Cosfacks and mounted frontier gensdsrmes.
The great railway from St Petersburg TO NosooH,
upon which immense numbers Of vorkmen are sn
TloJed at different points has advanced 80 rapidly
during the ensuing year. An electro magnetic com
munieafton on this line, and another frem 81 fetefs
burg 20 Nartev, are In progress Of conatruction 4,
II was not known Ia Berlin whether the emperor hal
arrived at Warsaw. The Empress vas said te exreot
him every day Her Imperial Majesty mesasme & n
rcsrs IN public, spd hes beid several lcvees a. tne
eneient Lefiepb Palace the neual residence OF me
Emperor. elsse 20 the city. .,
sguabos appears 20 have arisen On the Aoldiylsn
frontier ts.wesn the Austfisn military aothoriue'
snd th.se Of the Prince Hospoder patrol o. hus. as
ircniisr. gefe seised and arrested ~ Wshschan
I>trol snd net tllowed 20 return. This being com ON
municated 70 the Arstrian commsnderi be fortnNtn
ordered f0rHy into the Moldsvsn territory sa1 car
risd OF patty of Moidaysns With an ofhcer oy val
Of rsprltsA The suhiect has been, sad reierrt'
vtll be ausnged without much dihsulty althedgh IN
Austian efncer charged With the expedi.ion sppear
TO have penetrated to distance nlauo ere ne We
' frsfls1 70 fxtcpte his orders,
The New York herald., 1850-10-28
Pxussfs.

We learn nom Berlin that General RadoHis has
virtually dissolved the sntsry union and that
Prussia will not Interfere at Iesee Casse but walt the
retult Of arbitra tribunal Of two more 0ermAu
powers according TO the fundamental lsv 70 declared
whether the people 81 Hesss Cass ustisd OF not
in their rseftance to The Electos The Vienna papers
announce, ns We published the arrival OF the Asia
that Austria, wurtemberg Bavaria and saEony have
concluded an alliance offensive aud defensive sgatnst
Prussia This may not be true but Il "a not impossi
bic that this may lead 20 alliance not against Prus
sis individually but agaiBst all who may asssl the
allied courts The different Austrian corps In Bohe-
mia In the Norsrbsrg and elsewhere are prepared for
coming events.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

The report Of the resig Of the Duke Of valen-
cia Is again renewed and IL IL said that a soon
some differences between the Queen aud himself are
arrsngsd he win then vacate ths Presidency Of the
Council.
General J. Conchs left Madrid the 5th inst, with
his lady, for Csdiz route Tor the Havana.
The New York herald., 1850-10-28

Movements OF Distinguished Individuals.
Madame Terefa Psrodi London Mdne. Mgssto dou-
beau, 90 signor Machl psrod aud servants, DO Mar
tin Bates, ESQ Boston; Hon W Wight, N. o.. as6
lady California Nathaniel Barns and LADY ucket
A 7. Prothinghsn and lady, Bostoc, Mr. Phillips,
hlsdelphia; Mr. Cruser ao aud try others, arrived
ana have TAKEN rooms at tbs VDion Place uotd