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Movements of Ixossuth.
MS ExPECTLB ARRIVAL ar sot-THAMProN-ufs A
DRESS 10 TIRE DEMOCRACY or FRANCE.
From the Ilampehirp (Fru IpienspIent OCT a


DRESS 10 TIRE DEMOCRACY or FRANCE.
Jrrom the Hampshire (Erg) Independent. Oct a
We may now calculate by hours the time when
southampton will be honored by a visit from oae Of
the nobiest the pursst, and greatest that yer
adorred the history Of any age or country-the
highly gifted and illustrious Magyar, Louis hos
stth. letter has been received rom Lieutenant
Colonel Jhstz Of the refugees, stating that as
the French government bad refused permits sion TO
kosspth to pass through ance. they had started
from Msrseilles, on the Eth ult, In the American
higaie Mississippi, and might he expected to ar
rive at this rtrt tomorrow or on Monday. The
weather, however, having been unfavorable during
the last few days, IL may be Tuesday or We'd
ntsdsy before they land az Southampton. We
need not dwell in this place on the infatuated con-
duct Of the French government In refusing the
patriots permission to travel overland from Mar
seiles to Havre. such ungracious and despotic
act IL 50 much the worse for the who at present
have the power to inhict 20 much indellible dis
grace on the French ma me and character; while II
will Afford the people OF England opportunity Of
drawing still closer those ties Of friendship that bind
together, for their mutual interests and advantage
the two great nations of the Anglo saxon race
sit is time" said Sir James Graham, In a debate
in the last session Of Parliament, "for all free
traders to close their ranks, and We adopt the
expression, and cay, when we observe the leage Of
European despots which has lately been formed
1t is time for all the friends Of human liberty
On both sides Of the Atlantic to close their
ranks "When bad men conspire, good men
should unite" is sound and philosophical
maxim, and never was more applicable to the state
q European politics than at the present moment.
We do not give utterance to these sentiments
in any narrow, or party political, spirit The
cause OF Kossutb, which lie only q convertible term
for the csuse Of liberty is one in which conserva-
tives, wings, ard radicals, may cordially and ho-
nestly unite. 1t may suit the tools Of Austria to
represent the great Hungarian orator and states
man 40 rebel or an insurrec;ionist but IL is now
we'll known to all impartial inquirers, that in his
orious and unprece dented strugg with the heuse
Of Hspsbbrg Lorraine, he had law, justice, truth,
and what is Of the gre ttest portsnce to be re-
NC mbered, the whole public opinion Of his beloved
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The French Republic.

llur adNiccs nom faris are OF the 9Th inst.
The late severe gales and incessant lain have
compelled number of persons to abandon the
country for the town, 60 the no small prort of the
thoTkeeIels Of Paris. who have had a busy woek ~
u. Iaiiors, dressn akeis, and milliters have re-
eetved nunCfCus OfCcrs for winter clething aud m.
manufacturers have In their turn been act,yelv am
ploJod. Similar favorable accounts have been re-
eeived from ihe provincial 90 ans, aud everywhere
throughout frstce the wiLter trade is said to be
openipg Under favorable auspices. Even the crisis
OF 1902 Is partially forgotten IN Preparations for the
attracting season, and even the report Of eoups
aetof Produce no effect The export trade l. not 40
sctive lev orders have been received from
spain, Russia, and America; but in general the
commission brokers are not buying They say they
are waiting until the London Exhibition Is closed
and until the manufacturers who have exhibited
articles there shall have Withdrawn them. Com
mercial letters received from New York, state
that the French merchandise exported there last
year has not Yet been all disposed Of and that
immente losses have been sustained on the exports
to California: Letters from Lyons state that many
OF the manufacturers in that city would close their
establishments were IL not for orders received from
England Accounts from the agricultural districts
mention further jail Of % centmes the hectolitrs
in the price of wheat The Paris -four market has
been excessively dull for some days past and il a.
been found impossible to dispose Of any large ouan-
tity, even at refused price. Ordinsry -four rs to
be purchased at from III to if and supt rior QUA
ny at from Isf to i5f the sack Of li7 kogrsmmes.
4 ne hopes Of the sgricuturists now rest on the
Lngnsn market, ana II there be not de mand for
wheat in that quarter they say they shall be ruined
hye mas been eagerly sought for during the last
week, and buyers are TO be found ut l5f. the us
kDogrammss. The cattle fairs, which were held
last wett, are described as really disastrous for
the grsziers, ard the complaints are universal
Hories horned cattle, ard sheep. we're sacrificed TO
ind buyers Fortunately the potstoe disease has
rot made any further progress In the southern do.
rsrimetts, there has been variation in the prica
Of raw silk At the last market at Aubenas, the
best silk was to.be bought at from j3f to 55f the
tlosremme, and the second quality At from
l0f to l2f the kilogrsmme. Il appears. from
htm the report Of the Council General of the |
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a = = " a i
OF TINE
STE Fam S HIP Nj r M A N N.
-FOUR DAYS LATER NEWS.

Address Of Kossuth to the Repub-
leans of 16arseilles.
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Our German Correspondence.
DRESDEN, Sept. %, 1851

The Passport System, &c
send the following Information for the benefit of
those who intend to visit Germany
Passports issued by Governors of States. Mayors
of cities notaries public, will not pass in Germany;
they must be obtained at the Department of State,
at Washington, or Of the United States Consul,
who require you to produce a certificate of citizen
ship. The passport is granted gratis, but upon
swearing you to establish your identity with
certificate, they charge g.
Nothing of interest here. All quiet; business
good; the weather very unpleasant, cool and rainy
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INTERESTING FROM SPAIN.

The Expected Arrival of Kossuth in England.
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Turkey.

Letters hom cara, OF the 9th ult, state that
the Governor Of Bosnia, whs has Just been deposed,
mas set out for Constabtinople. The greater nam
Der on the rot pc sta toned in Bosnia TO proceed
TO Here gowina. Omer Pssha has left Trsvnick
ftr Sersjevo u Is stated that on his way thither
serious accident has befallen his family; the
carriage containing his hsrem having overturned on
being crushed in the 6ll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-11
LATEST ITEMS OF NEWS.
The President en- Route.

The President Of the United States, ac-
companied by the Hon Mr.. Conrad. Sec
rotary Of War, and the Hon. Mr.. Stuart,
Secretary of,he Interior, took breakfast on
Tuesday morning at the Relay House; at
the junction Of the Baltimore and Ohio
and WASHINGTON Railroads, where Mr..
Conn, the attentive and experienced pro-
prietor, had prepared for thema sumptuous
entertainment.
The President was expected to reach
Winchester "Wednesday evening at about
twenty minutes past six. The Virginian
says:
He will be received at Shannondale by
the Mayor of Winchester, Council and
committee Of citizens, who will accompany
him in an extra train. The President. his
family, and Messrs. Stuart and Conrad,
will be conveyed from the depot to the
hotel, in two carriages, without any speak
ing. Mr.. Fillmore having expressed desire
to avoid it. Ga Thursday afternoon. as
stated in our last, the party will proceed
to Woodstock, and thence TO the other
points named"
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Cholera nj the West.

The St. Louis Re publican says that the
scourge is visiting this season many places
hich ii had before spared, and eishbor
hoods as well as towns were offering up
their victims.
Col. Thomas White, ofQ quincy, Ill, died
on Friday OF cholera at Muscatne, He was
20 years of age-formerly resident of
Alexandria, ID. c., and then of Baltimore.
He was brother to VIM j. White, ESQ,
civil engineer, now employed on the central
military tract.
The cholera has broken out in Carlinville
Waverly and other towns of Southern Hi
nois. AT Quincy there were deaths,and
at Sprin field 5. The St. Louis Republi-
can says there had been from II to 90
deaths al Waverly. Among them the fol-
lowing;-Dr. Challen and son, and sons
wife; DR.. Malone; DR., Hitchcock; Mrs.
Phelps; Mrs Prim; Rev. Mr.. McMurray,
wife and three children; Mr.. Smith, wife
and three sons. At Carlingville some ofthe
best citizens have died.
AT Upper Alton, ILL.,. two brothers, name
Russell, attending the Baptist College, died
18th ult.
At St. Louis, July 23d, only 10 inter-
ments We're reported, of which only one
was Of cholera, and on the 24th four OF
cholera.
At Dubuque. in Iowa. there had been l
deaths during the week ending the 18th.
There had been IA deaths by cholera at
Glasgow, Missouri, in 10 days At Lex
ington same State. there had been s..
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Lynchburg sIarkess.-Auy. ..

WHOLESALE PRICES.
fnoyfsioys.-Bacon-Stn light--Salcs lola
IL with small sale. a little higher for prime lots
fLouR.-Sales, Superiinc old S3l; New s33
Family New s.; Old a by retail.
WHrAT.-Red T5c; White soc.
MsaL.--Corn Meal scarce and ia demand at s.
to 90c.
GRMx.-Corn 1JaSo cts; Oats 3jaa74 cents.
GuASo.-Besi Peruvian $50 to 81 per ton.
PLasrrE.-Lump, s6i; Ground 81.
SuGARs.-New Orleans 75a9 cts; Porto Rico7 to
10 cts Clarified laiaI cts. Loaf III to l2a cts.
WHIsKY.-Mountnin SOC dull.
BEEswAx.-aU tool cents.
BuTTER.-a2 n IS, cts. duh for M Fresh
Butter at market very scarce and brings Is to zoe.
BRASDr.-Applc 35a40; Peach, 50 10 s. cts.
EAR lRoS.-s75aS0 assorted dull.
CoFrEE.-Rio III to Ia Laguira laal2ii l;
Mocha 20.
CouSTRY LISsSs.-Tow Ito n; Flax l2ali cts.
CoTToS iARNs.-Sales lsa20 cts.
FATHERS SO to 80 cts.-Scarcc.
WOODS to % cts. in demand.
Wool RoLLs.--35 to 37i very scarce
GISsEsG.-35ai0 cts.
FLAX SEEp.-Sales l 10 per sc h.
FisH.-Hcrrincs No. !, SSI: Halifax No. Her
rings S6as71; Shad. none; Maekerel, No. }, $3.50.
TAtLow.-S to 81 cts.
TAn.-s3.50 per bbl.
IlENP.-Wc quote ID to &c. in demand
LiSsEED OiL.-S5a90cts-in demand.
LARp-i3al cts. but little in the market.
MoLAssEs.-Wes, India 81 to 40 cts. per gallon
N. o. AZ To IS cts.
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that the people upon whom the burthen Of
taxation mainly falls, should possess the
power to levy the taxes, and 70 control their
application. Therefore for the purpose Of
attaining these ends, we hereby instruct
our delegates in Convention, to vote for a
reconsideration Of the Compromise refer
red to. and sustain the proposition TO FIX
the basis of representation upon white pop
uIation and taxation combined, or upon
such other basis, as will afford to the east
protection. full. adequate and permanent y
From CampbeN.-"Wc the undersigned
citizens Of Campbell, viewing the question
Of the basis Of representation, now pend
ing before the Convention, as one deeply
involving our interests. and believing that
Messrs. Arthur, Wing6eid and Saunders,
in said Convention, are not properly IN
formed Tor profess not 10 BEL as to our sen
iimepts on said question, do hereby in
siruct our representatives to vote for the
mixed basis of representation. in both
branches ofthe Legislature. and that their
meaning may be distinctly understood,
they hereby instruct their said representa-
dves to vote for the proposition for ad
jusiing the basis Of representation made by
Mr.. r. L. Scott of Fauquier, or some G.
quivalent proposition formed on the same
principle"
The Bedford instructions were signed
with 700 names, and those from Campbell
with Coz 1t took both lists, amounting
together TO only 1909. to approximate a
majority ofthe voters Of the district. They
both instructed their delegates to vote for
the mixed basis, and while both together
might be regarded as instructions, Meth,
er list could separately be so regarded
and while they both instructed me to vote
for the mixed basis, they did not certainly
authorize me to so for a compromise. IL
consequence Ola systematic attempt of a
party about Liberty, with The aid Of tho
Bedford Sentinel to hunt me down. land
as do not wish 10 ask any favors Of them,
or their organ,) am constrained 10 ask
youto publish this, that my constituents
may know the a0kole of the facts about this
matter and not be .mislcd by The publica.
lion of half of the truth in the Bedford
! Sentinel
Yours respectfully.
G.. A. WINGFIELD.
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Sill Lnfer from Cuba.
Correspondence Of the Ner York Express.
SANraprcn. fCuLal Jniv 81

Correspondence Of the Ner York E1yyess.
SANTAnuco, (Cuba) July 81.
In haste and high spirits, ] pen a few
lines descriptive Of thestale OF affairs in the
mountains Of this locality, and send the
same by apatriot WAC is entrusted 10 trans
act some business at the Key West Of the
utmost importance. The number Of patriots
now in arms are, al least, $500 strong, ard
occupy range Of precipitous ior'resses. cx-
teuding to Moron, distance Of 40 miles
so defended Of old by nature and now by
arms as to be considered impregnable.-
One hundred and eighty-four oitofa force
Of four hundred Government troops sent TO
dislodge the insurgents, have joined Free
don's Flag, and recruits are being added
daily TO the Sacred Standard.
A strong military force IS stationed at
Villa Clara, for the object of letting none
from Havana, Malanzas or Cardenas hold
communication with the rebels. The re-
volulionists are not in the least alarmed
and swear neverto ground their arms but
in victory or death. They are il daily
expectation of an auxiliary force Of at least
AVVV litH lIpii tuc pidhtdtluHs OF clsc-
where, and then descend and advance to
make an houra on Havana.
The number of vessels lowering about
the island is immense. particularly in the
vicinity of the Isle of Pines and at Mafa-
gneita, near the Northeastern end of the
island. No natives are permitted to leave
the Island at present, so we are Informed
here, and the strictest iniuuctions have been
issued 10 the officers of Excise 10 examine
all merchandise being shipped for the T.
uited States with the greatest assiduity and
permit no gold or silver coin, plate or gold
lace. 10 leave The island.
ToSpain, in Spanish vessels, all are per-
mitted to send their treasures, and for the
same will receive the Governors ac-
acknowledgement, with interest Of three per
cent. Crops in this region look well, and
for health the mountanbrcczcis incompar
able. Yours truly, &c,
ZENOPHON DE CORDELLO.
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New York. Aug. 6

The steamers Connecticut, bound East,
and the Commodore, for New York, came
in collision in the Sound last night during
a fog. The latter is now being towed up
to the city. No particulars have yet been
learned.
II is rumored that 800 men sailed in a
brig from Staten Island on Saturday for
Cuba. Itiscertain tina; 500 men fully arm
edand equipped are only awaiting the Gcor-
gas advlces TO go.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. storage warehouses
Brooklyn, fell this morning, destroying i'm
mense quantities Of grain. -four, sugar, mo
lasses and dye stutis, including also 10000
bushels of corn.
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AUCTION SALES.


GALE OF VALUABLE REAL ES-
y TATE AND PERsUNAf PROPERTY The
subscriber intending to the South next fall.
viii offer for sale. the high bidder on Thur..
day the e5th of September nest. n credit Of six
months, all his crop Of Corn. fuidcr, Oats Wheat,
Stock Of Cattle. Hogs, Plantation Tools, one new
carryall, Household and Kitchen Furniture Also
stock OF line New +, rnurc. made Of The hest mn
.cria's, well finished parcel Of Cabinet Maker
Fools, one hrst rstte Turning Lathe and many 9th
or articles too fediuusto mrntinn.
Also IT the slfnc time. II not sold privately be-
Tore the day of sale. will be -ud the Tract Of
~ LAND upon whiei. live living ON the
II. road leading from PittsyIsania 10 Franklin
and Henry court houses. Upon this land |. a good
FRAMED DWELLING HoUSF. convention.
ly arranged. with dining room aud c.rllar under
meath. good Kitchen, first rate. log house 20 by
81 feet. occupied MS cabinet shop; FIRST rate Ap.
pie aud Peach Orchard of the choicest selections Of
fruits; a Spring OF good nc,cr-iailing Water a
nciglbourhood Of good society, healthy any in
this country. and good location for Physician
or Mechanic, an, in the country. Those wish
ing TO purchase viii please give call "a am
determined TO sell On accommodating terms,
FREDERICK OBERTfIIER,
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ARRIVAL OFTHE EUROPAAT
BOSTON-CONFUSION IN ROME.

Boston, Aug. oh.
The Europa arrived at her wharf at 81
O'Clock this afternoon. Her mails will
reach Baltimore on Thursday morning
The French Assembly was expected to
adjourn on the 2jih ofAugust ill the 5Oh
Of October. The harvest is very fair.
Accounts from Italy represent the ut
most confusion as prevailing in the Pope's
domimons. At Farnaja, the Austrians had
a conflict with the citizens, in consequence
of the assassination Of the Lieutenant of
the troops. Several persons were shot. =
The Pope returned to Rome on the 18th.
Venice opened free ports CT the 2lth.
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;tEFH, A. COCHKAN.--MANUFAc-

-aH---z1N-tnrer and dealer in Ca,,iogcs. Bayoschrs
Roehonnys, Bpgges, Uawcss ac--Squarc below
the frnnklin Hotel, Main street, Lynchlurg, Va
The subscriber feels grateful for the very liberal
patronage extended to him since he commenced bu-
sincss, and would say 10 the public tina, he Il now
IN receiPtofa large assortment Of the above nni-
eles which will be sold cheap ms the same qual-
ny Of work can be bought elsewhere md brought
here Come and Judge for yourselves. we charge
nothing for hooking and bur little II you buy.
The stbscribcr is practical Corringc-makcr md
has hod fifteen years experience in the business and
devotcs the whole Of bis time in making up, and
selecting work Of the best quality, and such Us is
best adapted to our roads and country.
The Harness department is under the manage
ment Of Mr. a. r. Jones, n superior workman from
New York, whose work will compare with any,
whether made here or elsewhere.
Repairing done Mt the shortest notice.
Feb 24-Cm A. COCHRAN
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LOTTERIES.
wHITTEMORE's OFFICE.
Schemes for the week

Schemes for the week.
MONDAY Aug. Electromagnetic Class 80.
Capitals Of SIG, 0J0 . 1905; 20 Of 1900 20 Of
500-Tickcts IS.
TUESDAY 12-Do Glass o.
Capitals 500, 900; ,O0O 900; 10 Of Go0-Tc's S.
WEDNESDAY 13-Do Class %.
Capitals $4,000; II 1923; Q of 300 30 of 1000
Tickets $40.
THURSDAY l4--Do Glass 90.
Capitals s25 900; 1000; 5000; 10 Of IOo0-Tics S.
FRIDAY l5-Do Glass 81.
Capitals $4,000, 5000; 1000; Of I000--Tic's s..
SATURDAY 16-Do Glass %
Capitals So, 900; $1,000, . of 500 6 Of 3,lGS-
Tickets $40.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CHEROKEE
THE CUBAN INVASION PUT
DOWN.-INSURGENTS SHOT.
NEW \ DIRK, AUG

NEW oRk, Aug.O-
The steamer Cherokee arrived here this
evening from Chagres. IIeraccouuts from
California are no later than those of the
Empire City. She touched at Havana.
Private letters are said to have been recei-
we'd announcing that the Cuban nsurrec-
ton has been subducd or put down; ard
that large number Of the insurgents had
already been tried and shot
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KENTUCKY ELECTION.


The returns of the election come in very
slowly, and indicated close run for Cover
nor. Marshall, Wing, is believed to be e
lccted in the seventh district. by u small
majority. Breckenridge, Democrat. it is
now supposed, has defeated Combs, in the
eighth district. Grey, independent Wing,
is elected in the second district; and Boyd,
Dem, in the first. Stanton, Dem, is GER
tainly elected in the 10th.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-08-11

Il W 'sN AS"''"f ttt w
In order to correct false immersion
attempted to be made. by the Editor
Of the Bedford Sentinel. as To the
nature of the instructions. of the PEG.
pie Of this district, to their delegates 10 the
Convention, and my course on the motion
TO reconsider the basis question, on the 9th
Of July last, | must ask the favour Of YOU
to publish those instructions in your paper
They are as follows:- From Bedford
"The undersigned voters Of the county Of
Bedford, in view Of the momeniousissues In
volved in the final settlement of the basis
question, which has so long occupied the
attention of the Virginia Convention. and
regarding the recent action OF that body
in the adoption OF what's termed the Com
promise, as seriously affecting the rights
and interests of Eastern Virginia. deem it
rightand proper to makeknown to our Rep
sesenfa'ives. our feelings and wishesin rela-
iionthereto. We hold tito be a fundamental
principle. that every good government
should furnish. (what we conceive the
Compromise docs not furnisb) adequate
protection to property, and We believe
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VERY FROM CUBA.

IHAKLEsTON, >. e., August 4th.
The brig Gulnarc arrived at this port
to-day from Matanzas, with adviccs to the
goth ult. She reports all quiet there at
the time Of sailing.
Rumors had been received from Puerto
Principe only, that engagements had taken
place between the rebels and the Govern
ment troops. and that the former had with
drawn to the mountains.
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last week.
BAcoy.-Westcrn bacN-bonc Sides brisk at o.:
Shoulders SaSlc; holders ask an advance
Of &c pei pound on Todds hog round say
10lc.
BuTTER.--Nonc arriving
BEEswAx.-22a2i cts.
CoTToS YARxs.-ISu2O cts.
CoFFEE.-Old Java ll4al3tc; Laguyu 9aI0;
Rio 9al0c.
CAspLEs.-Thllow l0lal D.; HUH patent l3a14c;
Sperm 43n45c; Adamnntinc 2ln33c.
fLorR.-Salcs Of old at s)aa3s. and We hear of one
sale az low $50. Stock heavy for the
season. Sales OF now ut $ii.
FEATHERs.-3Jn3Sc.
GUASo.-Supply good. Peruvian Ia49 per ton
of2000.
LEATnER.-tiood light weights 15ialGI; heavy
15ialG damaged l2Ial4J
LARD.-Barrels l0ialOi; kegs l24nI3. Stock very
small.
MoLAssEs.-Cuba 23a25; \. Orleans 34a3o
PLAsTrn,-Lump $50 wharf, "a Basin. None
landing at present.
RrcE.-3sa4i.
SALT.-Cnrgo just sold at SIG delivered on board
boats. or $l.571 from wharf. None to be
had from store
SuoAHs.-Porto Rico 6ia7l; n. o. 6a7I Loaf "a
lO Crushed Basic.
STEEL.-Amcrican Blistercd 43aji9.
NHEAr.-S0a90c.- dcclining.