The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1851-11-07
LATE NEWS.


tbs rumored that the Chevalier Hulse'
man, The Austrian Minister IN this city,
has communicated his intention TO Mr.,
Webster to Withdraw when Kossulh ar
rives.
BALTIMORE, Nov. l..
Cotton declined quarter Of cen, in
the New York market on Saturday, ant
two thousand bales were sold. Money
was easier.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
and the New York Herald, of Saturday
contain letters charging Kossu,h with
writing abusive letters against the Ameri'
cans, and stating that it is now doubtful
whether he will visit this country.
Afugi,ive slave owned in Maryland, was
arrested IN Harrisburg on Friday. This
arrest caused no disturbance.
The steam ship Cherokee arrived at New
York at half past S on Saturday af'ern oou
from Chagres, with large number Of pas
sengers, and S2,2O0.OO0 liz gold. She
brings large mails.
Bigler, the Democratic candidate. 6ad
been elected Governor of Ca!iGShIa ,oy
1900 majority. Eo,h me Democratic cam
dida,es had been retuNcsd e con~'ess. and
all the State Ticket elected by one 10 FIVE
thousand majority.
The Legislature is strongly Democratic.
The whole vote Of the State was $4,000
Purdy was elected Lieutenant Governor.
The Oregon papers are filed with painful
accounts of attacks made BY the Indians
on emisranis. The formerly reported dis,
asiers 10 the whaling fleet have been con-
hrmei. Fifteen whalers are known TO have
teen lost. The mining int Ilgence from
California is highly favorable. The coun-
Try was quiet. Crime had dml1ished.-
Trade was comparatively dull. Real es-
tate was improving. A riot had occurred
OF serious description between The native
boa,men and returning Californians a, Cha
gres. Forty Of the former, and FIVE, as far
as known, of the latter were killed, and
many wounded. The messenger Of Messrs.
Adams Express is missing. II is feared
he has been killed. He had all the dis.
patches with him. The Oregon from San
Francisco and for Panama, had taken two
millions Of gold,
BALTIMORE, Nov.
ENGLAND.-Kossulh had not arrived at
Southampton when the Franklin left that
port. Public enthusiasm IN regard 10 him
was cooling off. |, is asserted that he will
not, and never intended to come TO the
United States on board the Mississippi
He msnifests determination to revolution.
ize Hungary, and should he at future day
visit America, it will be only for the pur
pose of raising funds for that object ADJ
vices received in London state that tine
BRUSH troops had experienced another
severe repuIse at the Cdpe of Good Hope,
and tina, ten thousand more have been ask.
ed for. Great excitement was prevalent
relative 10 the recent discovery Of Gold in
Australia.
HANovER.-It is believed that King
Ernest is dying.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.
In the New York market to-day, Cotton
was heavy, and six hundred bales were
sold. Flour had slightly declined.
Advices from the Rio Grande 10 the 3Oh
ult., have been received a. New Orleans.
which state that Caravajal had attacked
and captured Matamoras on the 23d ul,.-
One hundred and fifty Mexicans and other
revoutonists had been killed and wounds
ed. The Custom House and other build
iugs were set on fire during the engage
ment. The American Consul was wound
ed.