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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
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.OTRAyED fiom tie eahscribrr, ip Pafs, Per,
- iaee Cenrty, abop, the 4th ot Qetsbss san.
da.k Irnn Gray stsIliop colt, Two ,ssFs go rfl'
p,i, q Didttirg large se.,y wAh white aaIie ~
be Enf ebead, aud has ablemish or cllloUs - its
-ieh, hind leg on the shin hoRs, iear its uidoit-
1 lit erai re waed will he paid 10 any persoH sk'
will reurp said csjt The sabscrbes,or ays
,l"r whore be may be faurs. AMOS NtSk
Psrs, CcteLsl ,st. ,tft g~-:sx
Notice
r herety given tn. ps,,.i.a Wie be Ttfsrstsa
L TO The Hororab'e Board &c CuGRisstnIPSs al
Porsee Cousty at the;r peti sessap, ctaylrg tb't
Road may be LAID cat in ssfleid Tyw Gstip ~
he fcilcwirp manner, TO VII: con met cit ~ ~
ro,ih ", 81 corncr nf 10, No. s6. ,btLce tppEr
due ro,,t nhiil il iIien els Tbs FrsLLi,E Issd.
~ a3S' s,.- 49,,
ses. FaIm for Sale
TSHE suhsrsiber is authnrized Ia nske sale ef thn
j. vaiustie r.rrn, si'dste a.iY one u lie cart ~f
hr Court housa 10 RsvenRs, esd formerly trs'Na
as the BahGack Farm. IL c, mprises us 7rrcs,c"h
airs large orchard "f ftuit irest b.. Ga, re
lecatian rs unsurpassed, eotpma hdbe lie %ts Vt
nf oar beautiful slsee, aud is mos. cesirsbe fit
resideRre. ss;si as .-.# ,ar: ~
Far iaformatiou esquire Of Mr., Lyman Ho,etlps
who las rented the premses for sert,.i yrsrs past
or or - 1t- FRAS ". TAPfAE, Reest:
Rasenna Aug 6. 1851. .s,s ls,'
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
New York Trlbune.

The Tribune has issued is annual Pros
pectus. By this ws learn, that it now has
seyenty- -thousard subscribers for, or constant
purchasers Of its regular Issues. and that it
has q. an income which is abuudantly satisfac-
tory to its publishers" AS newspaper the
Tribune is not surpassed In presenting lucid
and accurate panorama of the living world
around US. The Prospectus says:
.4rAyery large accession is generally made
10 our lists about the time Of tho assembling
Of Congress, with view to receiving the best
attainable summary Of its proceedings. To
some who give their orders too late, we are
unable to supply the back numbers they re-
auire. All who wish to commence with the
Congress, viii oblige us BY sending before the
lstof December. We shall print some ex-
tra copies, but cannot promise to supply back
numbers. The first orders will take them.
Payment In all eases required in Advance.)
.szsas -. DAILY TRIBUNE.
Mail Subscribers, SIS year; $3.50 for
thrse months. ssss..
City Subscribers, 123 cents week, paya-
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Asthma can be Cured!
For The Fall Campaign.


THE subscribers now opening adduinn to
i their former stock at their store 10 Raveuna,
large assortment Oi Boots aud Shoes, merocc"s,
innings, french calf skins, shoemak e.s6ndings, &c
whIch have bee" purchased this iali with great
40 to DURABILITY and cuEArNsss. Their friends
md the pubic generally may iud it 10 their inte.
rest, to call AID look al their stock hefure purchas
ing else where, as they ~ilI show it with pleasure
whether iheY purchase or not. .-s.--.-
N. B. Cash paid fvr beef hides. ----I-
JOHN GILLIS & Co.
Raveona, Oct. lat, 1881.
TRENcH CALF sKlNs-A spIead,u article oi
10 The best French stamps jus, received and for
sale tr the subscribers, call and see them,
Oct GllLu & Co.
COLE AND UPPER LEATHER-soie and upper
- leather from different tapuerY<, including the
i,ufalo tanned Leather, and Baldwin 4 Sons soft
slaughter leather for sewing, kept constantly on
hand hY ]. GIlLH Co.
oc, /, 1851.
ATCHELS-A larger stuck, and cheaper than
~ any othcrs in ,hls iowa, can be tou"d st
Oct 3. GILLETTS.
nNEss TRIMMINGs-vsIs.t Buttons, do rib
IL o"us ior trImmIrg dresses at
O.t3 GILLErTS.
n IsBnNs- B.unet Rlubo.s TOT The Fall aud
II Water trade a, GlLLETT's.
y GILLETTS
DUrTER-la! per pound paid for coed Butter
Is at the Store ot S A & R A GILLETr.
"ANrED-An kinds nf produce in Exchange
w tor goods al the high hes. market price by
Oct S A & GnLErr.
"ATS CAPS-The latest fashoa Hats and
I'll Caps ior The Fall trade ils, received at
"ci3 GILLETr's
DONNErTS-A large assortment Of the differ
ID ent varieties oi BInnets, amang which may be
found The China Pearl, Pedal, Swedish, AlbOni &
Satin Tulip and Neopltlars French Braid and Jen.
ny Lind at GILLET1s.
DAY STATE SHAWLS-A gieat variety OF
ID Ebay State shaws'' jus. received at
oc, 8 GILLErTs.
DOMESTIC GOOps-Ma,iae,s stripes, ,ckings,
~ shsetinss, balls, cotton yarn, wieAing, cnlored
warp, bro. dittu, black and white waddnH, twine
&c at GILLErs
DRESs GtODS-The ladies can find a good
/ sI"ck OF D, ess Gnods, comprising all the va.
OF the seasoo very low prices, az we shall
sell cheap for Ready Pay, GiLLETTs.
BAY >TATESH. ,WLs.
OO0 Bay State, E"pnte and Waterloo Shawls,
LOO from So 0u 10 SlI,dO just received.
sep27 II. l.. & r Days.
DE LANES.
1NO0 Yds Mus IN De Lans frnm Ia to g.
lOStO per yard at II. L & R. Days.
POPLINS.
Ok Ps. ct the preltest P"pins ever offered in
Sc this markell at ii L L. r DAYS.
MERINOS.
O00 Yards Of Freuch Meriucs aud Silk warp
COO Thihet Cloths.
$40 Yds chameleon paramats cloths,
! 800 double told figd DeLaines,
200 peTa,aD CIOthe. n fact the tar0eet aRSOPt.
meGt Of dress goods ever brought to this market,
and selling cheap at Il L T. r Days.
September -, iS5l.
Notice
rs hereby given to r chard Rees, that on the sew,
1 enteenth day of September A. D. 1851, Esizs.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

A LpACcA-PIain, fs'd and wateted Alpaccas
IL of all qualities and prices at
rci20 R,vELL and cos.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

Notice :.
rs hereby given to Richard Rees, that on the sew,
i enteenth day Of September, A. D, 1851, E;izs.
u. III Rees 4 ed I" the Court Of Common Pleas Ei-
P,uage c"ubiT OHM, her petition sg him psaYt
ing tor divorce, and assigning for cause aduItetY,
&c. LUTHER DAY, pet
Rivanna, Oct. 8, 1851. 33l-6w
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
Ladies ] Dress Goods

Ladies Dress Goods.
LIVERY sort, kind, aud descr:p.ioa rf Ladie.
~ n'ess Go"ds, ot the latest style aad patterns
lpS, received a, the New Sore IN Collins new
Building, and will be s5d cheap.
+ H.. L kR DAY.
Rayenna, Sc OF, 18th
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17
FALL STYLE HATS

FALL STYLE HATS.
Ii L, Il. DAY nave ju.t rcresed by express
As Two csses OF the iotsst sttls of Geotl. mems
Hats "i first rate qualify, and viii be sold low.
Any one IN want ofa FashiunabIe Hit " III do well
10 call aud look at our's beiors purchasing eise,
where. t sen
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

blBET CLOTHS-FIench and English Thib'
l. Cloths, all qualities and coiors, just received
and tor sale very cheap at
oc,20 ROWELL & co.'s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

DOPLINS-Fie'd, watercd and plain poptins,
L large assortment and a, low feures, at
ocl9O RowELL and co.'s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

TIEGHAMS and PRINTS-Freuch aud Ameri-
" can Gnghams, Eerrimack. Cocheco and other
Pnots, large lot at RowHlL aLd co.'s.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

VlsEFIE SlLKs-3a0 ysrds, of superior quail
Y tyJust rec=ived and seIllog at reduced prices 6
sep3 at pRENrISS,
EMMY LIND and "B.y sIa,e'' Long Shawls-
- Some new and beautiful patlers jus, received
and selling lower than ever az PRENTISS,.
pONNEF RIBBOES-A splendid asso, tmsnl
- now opening, aud for sale low at
sep3 t-.,.s pRFNIISs,
CHEE fINGS, BAf frs, COTTON YARN, COT
~ ton Warp, Ticslng, Bigs, &C., just received
i,shmcnt on the Western Reserve. Stop aud look
tor yourselves. A. v. nORR.
Shaierss'ie, September 18th.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-11-17

nk LANES A very large stock hg'd and
- plain M. de L1ines of all c"lors, some both
plan and fe'd at l2s cts per yard at
oc2O RnWELL & CO.'S.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13
sT. JoRNsBURY
sATURpAY, pEcEMnER 30, IasI


The arrival Of this celebrated Hungarian
ehieitaln at New York Is exciting great In
terest ihrouehout Ihe country. His fame had
become worldwide, as the patriotic, devoted
aud upyitlding defender Of the liberty Of bis
nation, slpcS he was driven from bis hons
by the eaaiAia offrocdo'n, to become an d.
lie among Strangers, his course Of conduct has
bean such a. 10 secure the sympathy Of the
lovers Of liberty the world over This feel
ing, upon his landing ON the shores Of Eng
land, broke out almost without boundE and
when he touched our shores, Il was manifest
ed still more enthusiastically. And, upleas
ho makes soa,e gross bluirlrr, be- with l'e re-
ceivcd With unbounded gIadness wherever he
may 90 among tue enemies Of dcslo,ism.--
Invitations are pouring in upon him from
cities from Governors. of States, and from
distinguished private citizens, asking him TO
visit them. IIis next movement viii Proba-
bly be- to Philadelphia,
IIi- otir,t IN coming among uyis liable 10
b. niisapprvbcndcd Indeed, some unguard-
ell expressions, in some Of his speeches haye
FlffhHl lfN w WlHNhhNEHNhHNAHk W - "
much 50 that he found il necessary 10 author
Zee IN explanation. The New York papers
give his explanation a. followsi
AN impression having been mAde'Publie
in some Of the Journals that the purpose Of
Governor Kossuth's mission TO this United
States is to procure all from this Government
In the shape Of an army or fieci, with which
TO rcpcl the enemies aud secure the indePcn-
denee of Hungary, New York papers are au.
thoriscd to state that such Is not bis design.
Kossuth asks simply that England and A.
mcrica shalt unite in affirming the policy
that "eycry nation shall have the right to
make aud alter its political institutions to
suit is own condition aud convenience" By
assuming thisPosition, he hollis that IheEg. would
be no danger Of our being Involved in war.
! Gov Kossuth has no, intended 10 suggest
that America should copy the. example Of
France during oar Revelation, asrnrAing tp
the letter, but according to the spirit
The circumstances are widely diHerent,
and all lid can be hoped is that great and
free county, ike this should act in behalf OF
Freedom, according 10 the. time and the CIR.
cumstSnccs in which il is placed"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13
LARGE FIRE IN PORTLAND.

The Portland papers contain a particular
account OF destructive conhagraton which
took place in the city Of Portland, commenc-
ing on the morning Of last Sabbath.
--It-ts.-ks- cat ~. lls-Atare- Of Larrahce- &
jordan on Commercial wharf, and extended
down the wharf sweeping away every build
ing upon the Southwest side Of IT, from thence
il extended to Long Wharf, burning the -four
extensive stores belonging to-B II Chase,
and thence down this wharf, destroying eight
other buildings.
In all, twenty-seven stores were destroyed
and nine vessels were burnt or damaged
The amount OF goods dcstroyed--mostly gro
ccFics=is CstimUedA NJ ono hundred thpuNana
dollars, and the entire loss. Of course, is much
greater. The loss Of one man-Mr ID. I.
Chasc--is estimated at So, 1000, and covered
by only $4,000 insurance. A larger insnr-
ahce upon his property had expired only one
week previous TO the fire.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

@BLAcK MAmF-N successful scheme for
leyying contributions upon the tmid and up-
suspeclinl, ia bsing praeiiced' by suRdry
claimant ipr patent rights
A few yeau SINGS large amounts we're cob.
leeted by persh pretending to represent
the heirs ~ JothAm Wood, who pretended
that the claim fof patent for cast iron. pillow
points had been confirmed by a decision Of
Courts. The agents threatened suits in all
cases, unless his demands were complied with,
aud some persons were frightened into a set
llvpenp Those hovever who refused " do
90 have never been molested With proseeu-
tons,
We hear Of a similar proceeding on the
pnrt Of persons claiming 70 act as agents for
the patentse Of Water Wheels long in use,
and learn that al Who refuse % setie, are
threatened with prosecutions. We pretend
not to know that the claim i not legal ono.
Gut from the hct that Ia most Gases such
claims are Getitions, aud honest men are made
the dupes ola class Of unprincipled sPeeulA-
tors, We advise our friends ip>All eases 10 take
llegaladyice before yielding to any claims Of
ibis character Con-,
We have seen it pointedly animated ~ a
New Hampshire PAPER, which . edited by h
legal gentleman, that the claim alluded 10 a
bote, has no foundation 10 Law or justice
aud further. that tho scheme Of exActing mon
cy from those using the Water Wheel, in one
Of fraud.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

"a FLARE-ur.--'Ihe last stanstead jour.
nal has ths following ia relation to the ALLURE
Of the Montreal ahdgAdaniic lItAilroi1ls' 10
connect on Ihs Island Pond Routss
There are yarioussreports dying Abotl Re- J
atiye 10 the ST. Lawrenee RAILROAD. One Of
these is,in sIect, that fhe Montreal Stock
holdsTr rrhise "a saneiiOa Mr. Calls arrange
ment with the Atlantic road, by which ihe
81 Lawrence company were pledged 10 fur
nish funds 20 build some u OF o Of the AZ.
lantio company road. In consequence OF
this determination, u d minated that the
Coaticook route will BE- abandoned, and A
more easterl y route will b. Adopted. Should
this be the fact, u 10 more than probable that
pcrnons who have recently imade investments
IN the vicinity Of the Coaiicook, aud on tho
proposed route through Essex Co VI, will
be heavy I0ssra, ARd had themselves IN tha
situalop Of other people W. have heard OF,
Who haSe met with disappoinlments from tho
same quarter.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

81 fRoF' sAshohs's Address before ihs
Literary Institute 10 this place, on Tues
day evening l-st, was AZ ablo and highly ia
teresiing production. Ills subject was-the
contrast between the present. and past ages
of The world-the progress Of the arts, scien-
COS, iiterature, civilization, g.. The infer
ence be deduced from the contrast was, thas
the present condition Of the world vas
much preferable 20 any furmer psriod. The
audience was largs and attentive.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13
xzr Among the items in the California r

ESr Among the items in the California pa
pcrs, We notice the report that n duct had
been fought on the Preside road. between
Henry ID. Evans, son of Hon. George Evans
and DIR. +. Il. Wright. The difficulty grew
nut ola "Physician's bill,' which ON being
paid by. Evans, he informed the Drvery free.
ly of his opinion on the same After the irst
fro the whole affair was Smicably arranged
hy the sucouJiz ngbody bcing hurt.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

- Kossuth has been denounced BY bish-
op Hughes, Of New York. Tbs aenret Of the
liishop's hostility arises undopbledlyt from
Dc fact hht Koaulb il PfVteslaat In
eaa Of bic rscent speeches be boldly showed
hinsslf sspb a large share Of thepeople Of
II,mgary,.afe catloles. --.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13
For he GiiodonidH.
A TEMPERANCE LYCEUM.

The friends of Temperance, in Hardwick
have organized Lycoum with the above ii
Ito. The object Of the Lyccum is to AFFORD
an opportunity for the free and open discus
sion, pro and con, of the Maine Liquor Law
IL is proposed to hold weekly Lyceums, the
ensuing winter, in all the different School
Districts in the town.
To warrant its final success, a law, that so
eflectualfy "lays the axe at the root of the
tree, MS the Maine Law, in suppressihg the
sale and use of all Intoxicating liquors as a
beverage, must be thoroughly understood by
the People prior to its enactment
That Vermont needs the Maine Law, is
very evident from the numerous and repeated
violations of the, now existing License Law.
Let, then, every town in the State, arouse
themselves. and put forth their energies and
prepare the way for its enactment at the sit
ting OF the next General Assembly. And,
too, lei, there exist in every town in the State
an organized body Of men, who viii stand by
each other through "evil" as we'll AZ .'good
report, in maintaining aud executing that
Law, when itsAall become THE Law Of tho
State. +fsrft s. =
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

"a" Rev. DIR. McClintock, recently elected
to the Presidency Of The Wesleyan uhivcrsi--
~, at Mitidietown, Conn. ,Taeant by the death Z
OF Dir. DIN, declines the appointment, hcliev-
ing his health TO bc iradcqua's 10 tho ror-
foraiatirc ufh. duties
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

90 Mr Stay IL quite III at Warrington
II IL a matter Of doubt I'VE think, Il this re-
markAble statesman ever bshoids again the
"Shades Of Ashland"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

otn rsh.AThe quality 81 paper wo
are nov usipgis Or FROM being saiisiaetory %
usi buth " The tive have Ia about two
weeks we expect TO bgsuPplied with lot Of
a quality that will N 'alshctbry 70 our Gus
toners a. we'll a. 10 odfsnyes
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

AMERICAN ART USIoS We called at
tention 70 this institution few weeks ago
and since then we have received the Bulletin
for December, containing one Of Darley's in
imitable outline etehings, and two fine
wool engravings
We notice that many additions have beer
made. during the last mouth, TO the coilcc
ton of paintings to bc distributed TO mem
bcrs. The number Of subscribers is much
larger than in any former year and there ha'
been corresponding increase in the number
and eScergencc of the works ofar to be re-
turned TO them. Tho drawing takes place
the nineteenth Of iris month, and any one
subscribing previously is entitled to share
in tho distributions Payments, however
should be made to the Honorary SECRETARY
by the l6,h inst, though If necessary, he will
telegraph Subscribers names up 10 the day of
drawing.
Specimens Of three OF the six engravings
for 1881 may be seen at the Reading Room
OF the ST. Johnsbury House. Though yet in
an unfinished state, they give fair idea of
their character as works off art and will con
vince any one that the six engravings to which
each member is entitled, are abundantly
worth the subscription fee Of FIVE dollars. In
decd, the managers confidently affirm that
mo private publisher, with an edition he
could sell, qotltf' afford six such engravings
for less than four times hs amount Of a sub
scription."
We understand that several Of our citizens
have already become members,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

LEsoE lioo.s-capL Alexander Wilson
Of Concord slaughtered porker last week,
Hlsioh weighed es1 pounds
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

BURaLARY.-Thes store of Mr. Edward
Lyman was burglarioosly entered, last even
ing, between the hours of6 and o'clock and
his safe robbed of between sixty and seventy
dollars. The burglar must have been ,cell
acquainted both with localities and the Gus
toms ofthe store. He bored holes Just un-
der the bolt that fastens'th back door, and
gained an entrance by pustfpg back the bolt.
lie then proceeded TO the bedroom OF the
clerks, (who were both Absent) and got the
key of the safe, (Which he could not have
done without previous acquaintance with its
fiasteMines) he took the potket-book contain
ing the money mentioued, ami II 'cofisidcra-
BILE amount in notes After abstractinh the
money, be enclosed the pocket book in All en-
velope, aud left il on the door step Of the
store, where IL was found this morning. Tho
operation was very bold one; and Il is owl
dent fbat the burglar desires TO- 10 cotiSder.
el hs-s deeent sort of chap, OF he would not
have. returned the notes, which were of n
mtich' larger amount than the MONEY stolen
II he'hHff rcturncd the money III another OH
yelopci 10 Is probable thas tbe' wh6lt anhir
Sould b,' looked upon as y j0ie' AS itist IN
isA much more s.rioVs matter. Rifrtisqiois
F5'ec f'ress
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

BosToN ELEcrIoS,--There was no choice
for Mayor in Boston on Monday. wilkins
(Whig) had 4423 votes; Tbaxter, locofoco,
2i2s, Smith, also Wing, 266fI Williams, free
soil, 400, and there were II scattering votes
wilkins, the regular Wing candidate lacks
ai3 ofa choice. The Wings elected most Of
in. lowell, the same tlay; the Nlsigs car
rcd almost every thiuE=efocriHg their cari-
,lFdasc for Mayor, Mr. Huntington and tic
rplrc dyhet kG Aldermen. la
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

New HAMPsnIRE.-The Wing State Con
vention at Manchester ON the Sd inst, re-
nominated by reclamation, Thomas Il. Saw
yer for Governor, and elected the following
delegates. National convention--Ic babod
Goodwin, Portsmouth, Thos. M. Edwards
Keene, (atlarge)-G. w. Nesmith, Franklin
J. S. Walker, claremont, A. F. Stevens
Nashua, Geo. Wadleigh, Dover.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

RAILROAD Roswell Hood ha,
obtained vcrliut of $1,000, damages and
costs, Of the New Haven Railroad Company
He bought a ticket at New Hagen for Collins
Vile rode TO Piainfcld in the cars, took 2
check there from the conductor, which eE'l'
tied him to n scat in the stage to his place Of
destination The stage broke down. Mr.
Hoods right leg was broken, he proved care
lessnesss, and thus the verdict
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-12-13

We gather the following late European in
tclligcncei
l-- krsTRAtIb.-'rhe I.ondan ElapeEs contin-
ne 20 publish fresh details u the extraordinA-
~ gold news from Australia, where the rich
ness OF the Auriicrous is said to exceed Shy-
thing yet heard of in California. Tho Ac-
counts received in London from Sydney, rcl-
s,ivr TO the extent and probable prodootiE,-
rir-- OF iiie Australian ssiRes, are such a. Ia
lead To the belief that gold, in immense aud
almost ineSlausllblr quamities, exists.
,FRANcE.A- The news from France Is Of an
exciting character mo most stormy debate
ever known even in French parliamentary
annals. had taken place in the Legislative
Assembly. upon the proposition Of tho qurs-
tiou for Bppointing an armed ioIce for ihc
protection OF The Assembly The project, II
caTTToff. w6TTtu trvV 'rur INV rtfrrt vttt,s-
civil war, inasmtch ~ the legislative would
have arraycd against the executive. powers, q
military force. and a collision must have re-
suited, the end of which no ono can torcsee.-
The measure was, however, rejected 10y a ma
jority OF one hundred and eight votes, aud
thus Louis Napolcan and his ministry com
pietely triumpbed.
Marshal Soult was dangerously i'll and his
decease was hourly expected.
AUSTRIA state of Hungary is most
unsatisfactory, and Goverpment organs admit
that il is much hgitAtrd
The system of expulsion is still carried on
at Vienna, on grand scale.
RUssIA.-Thc following was communicat.
cd by telegraph just priE to the sailing Of
the steamer.
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rSr Rev. DR.. Bceclcr has now six sons
scttlcd ~ the ministry ,...-4 .l
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IONDON, TlUnN cNt, NOV IT.
PARIS, Thursday morning. The CORES
pondent Of tho Constitutional at Constan-
iinople; states that private letters FROM 1Nra-
joe bring the news OF fresh and terrible de-
feat sustained by the Russians in Cirrassia.--
No dates are given, but all agree in stating
thai o Russian corps d'drmee was completely
beaten in the noighborhood Of Dcrbcnt and
lost all it, guns IN member 9s.
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FROM EUROPE.

yAsnrNaroS,. pernlher 3, 1851.