Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1850-07-12


nary expenses of the President ofthe
Republic" The Ministry, ii is said,
assented to the amendment.
NJ. de Giraain has announced HAT
he has resigned the direction of LA
Pressc," i'll consequence of his cleo
ton as representative for the Bas
Lhine.
The private fortune of Louis Phil
ippe is said to be 9l60,O0o per annum
which has been divided, by his will,
equally between his children and his
grandchildren.
Lord Palmerston is aid to have
authorized Lord Notmanpy to nom
the President of the French Republic
that he has suspended all hostile dc
monstrations against Naples and
Iuscancy. i
6 PoLAND.-A threatened insurret-
ton of the Poles for the emancipa-
fion of Poland, Austria, ard Russ a,
appears to have been the cause of
the numerous arrests which have
recently been made inthe first named
country. The discovery was m1de
by a pamphlet, secretly cirzdlatcd,
bearing the title "Words of Truth for
the Polish People" and publish under
the protection of the Mot Hoy Mo-
ther of God, at Czenstoc, the Guar
dian Mother of Poland. This tract,
it seems, proclaimed communist doc
trines; and we extract the following
as a sample of the one and tenor of
thu; .;vholo:
On the first sezing ofwcapons, all
will bs equal; the services hitherto
due to the lords of the soil will ceases;
the field which every one Tos sesses
WILDE his full properly; the domairs s
and crown lands are to be divid d
among the landless; no man shall
hereafter be able to complain of want
on the soil of Poland, we will have
10 king; all offices shall be open to
every Pole"
Following this is an exciting detail
Of the expressions arising from the
tiruosian, still morethan the Austrian
and most of all from the Russian gov
crnment. 1t then proceeds TO SAY:
"Deliverance from tbs shamei
corruption can be obtained only By
simultaneous and desperate &rugg, +;
only one general grief on the sublugt-
ton of fpoland, a feeling of revenge
toward the terrible oppression of the
Fatherland, and hope fer the tri-
umph of the righteous cause, must
possess the heart of every Pole and
then a prosperous issue VIII not fail .
Nothing is known of the proceed
ings in Warsaw, or of Polish affaits
III general, except that, after the great
field inspection at Lowiez, the ma :
chings and counter-marchings of
troops have been again commenced
without enabling any one to point
out their destination. People from
the camp speak in high termsof't the
excellent condition ofs aSalry,
and especially ofthe 6ifQAis,fous artil-
lcry.
RECOVERY OF sEsu We,
understand from d elna, who
came passenger 81 lorida boat
on Saturday, thai asf sh5 had
been eNcavat;ngs9n le solii seud of
Cumberland lSals loF Silte iime
past. succeeded 4ltline aud carry-i
ing off a large slilliiiIsintgSf treasuf.s.
The existence pf this freasiiSs Ma
long been aInatl tlef of I'll II Is Il.
ane many persons have Hitherto been
attracted to tbeplaoe BY reports of
IFS whereabouts. But have been un-
successful in their attempts TO discoy-
er 1t. The pressnt party it appears,
procured their information in regard
to its locality, FROM an old man, long
suspected of hayiIs9 been connected
with pnatical ol3eations, and have
thus been uccessip IN securing the
long hidden treasure
A schooner has been laying off and
on the south end ofthe Island sever
al days, whose rloveinents created
some surprise. She at length came
in, took tie partymny board, and SAIL
led ilr parts unlSsown. We under.
stand the party Sonsisted of fifteen
persons. Sayannah Georgian.
New MoDE OF WARrARE.-A
correspondent ofthe Havana Diario
de Ia Mariana gives an account Of
the manner in Which the authorities
at Sagua la Grande, had determined
to repel Gen. Lopez and his army,
had they reached that place, 1t an.
pears that in the town are 1900 ble-
hives. These were to beplaced on
the road, and at the approach of tbe