Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1850-08-26
ARRIVAL THE EUROPA.

from LIVerpOOl 10 Tue IUll3 LOilIon u Tue 9tA
and Paris to the 9Th inst, arrived at Halifax al
half past 10 O'Clock on Wednesday night, when
she took OH about fifty chaldrons of COAL and
sailed for Boston, with fresh norherly wind at
half past ~ O'Clock.
ENGLAND.-The question relative TO Rotfls-
chid's taking his seat in the House Of Commons,
has been postponed to the next session, when
new bill will be introduced upon the subject.
The Irish Franchise Bill as mu,iIa,ed by the
Lords, has been rejected by the Commons, who
have substituted twelve pound qualification,
which adds ITO, 900 votes to the Irish con5titu-
encies
The new Cabinet at Washington is regarded
by The English leading press with much favor
The announcement OF the end OF repeal move
ments in Ireland was premature.
AT meeting last week the repeal was declar-
ed at sf2S, and ii is now said that the society is
nearly out of debt.
FRANcE-Several Socialists have been arrest
ed in Paris for threatening the lives of represent
atives.
The Cholera has nearly disappeared from
Toulon.
The Corn crop W ill not be SO plentiful as anti
cipated.
The Minister of War has demanded another
credit OF H. 557 $40 francs to meet the expenses
of contingent OUTLAWS.
private leltef lf0H DttilpI1lSkl States THAT tll6
Turkish Government, at the demand OF the Rus
sian and Austrian Governments, had ordered him
to be removed where Kossuth and his oompan-
ions are confined.
Terrible Storms broke out in Paris for hours
the streets were impossible.
The Legitimist Conference is being held at
West Baden, delegates ciroling around the Due
of Bordeaux. Guzot is among the number of
delegates.
DEFEAT OF THE RUSSIANS BY THE CIEcAs-
sIANs.-Exract of letter from Trezibond, July
3 !: awe have received by recent arrivals most
important intelligence from Daghisall and the
reports of further losses by the Russians in war
fare with Shamil Bey are now so extensively
circulated, and so generally credited, that COM
pared with accounts which have reached Us,
take form of authenticity fully to be relied up
on. 1t will appear that shamil Bey, who really
deserves credit asa military commander, has
crossed the frontier at the head of large force,
and carried devastation and pillage among the
Tartar villages Of South Alderman Gen. Dol
gorouky, who commands the Russian army, had
not time to concentrate his troops, who We're for
the most part cut up, discouraged, half-staryed,
and toing their way through rocks and roads
nearly impossible, and rendered more so by the
tramping ofthousands of men and beasts of bur-
den on a narrow track from which they dared
not to deviate.
Besides these difficulties, Shamil's active and
interchangeable mountaineers harassed them at ev
cry spot, and general Reorganization spread it.
self among the Russian ranks. They reached
E.kdervirche, some 70 miles over the frontier,
during the night of the 9Th of May, and fell mp
on an ambuscade of the Daghees commanded
by Shaml in person. The mountaineers being
short of ammunition, We're soon among them
sword in hand, and the Russian host was quick
" put to the route, with the loss OF a general, an
aid-de-camp, 70 officers, four guns, and most
CT their ammunition and baggage.
The Daghlees, being loaded with booty, retir-
cd among the Businesses of their mountain re-
treats, after a campaign which lasted from the
23d of April to the 9th Of May. During Shamil
Bey's absence the Kaimakamlik of Daghistan
was entrusted to the care of Mohammed Bey
who sent number of emissaries among them
to rise en- masse and Join the ranks of Shamil.
A letter from Sonkhoum stated that Emin Bey,
was actively stirring up the Crcassans to revolt.
Long may the successes of the brave mountain.
GERS be such as have graced this recent cam
paign."
IRELAND..-The Haruest--Finer harvest wealth
er than that with which Providence has blessed
us could not be desired. The reaping of the
fields is in progress in Dublin and some of the
midland and Southern counties. Samples OF
new oats and barley are coming in pretty freely
at the Dublin Coru Exchange, and the quality OF
both is described as excellent. In some of the
more forward districts the wheat harvest has
commenced, and it will become pretty general
before the middle Of August, There are all the
appearances of an early as well as an abundant
harvest, including all kinds of crops; for it APP
pears that the injury % wheat is PARTIAL and the
yield in general is likely to approach an ave-
rage.
Up to this time there is nothing to warrant
the slightest apprehension for the present inn
mense potato crop, and vast quantities are now
consumed by the humber classes.
| The Potato Bight.-The Galway Vindicatol
and one of the Limerick papers, received on the
morning of the Bird, renew the dishealtening re-
ports about the potato blight. 1t is stated that
large portion of the crop has been destroyed in
the Island of Arran, and in some localities ir
the vicinity of Lough Corrip; but with the ex
ception Of these, the accounts received from eve
ry part of the country are in the highest degree
cheering.
II WHO YIELDS HIMSELF TO VICE, must inc
vitality suffer. If the human. law does not con
vict and punish him, the moral law, which will
have obedience, will follow him to his DOOM