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Subscription Receipts.
THE following persons have paid up TO the time
M, +b.;r

THE following persons have paid up to the tin
affixed to their names:
o G Terry, to 9th May, '53.
A A Blythe, to 9th May, '53.
B L Martin, to Srd April, '53.
James Edison, to 18th March, '53.
John w Denny, to 18th March, '53.
Lcmuel Salter, to 18th March, '53.
E B Forrest, to 18th March, '53.
81 Watson, to 18th March, '53.
NJ NJ Padgett, to 18th March, '53.
Ii Rodgers, to 18th March, '53.
] a Black, to 9th May, 'j3.
Mrs Ellen scurry, to aS,i June, '53.
TIP Maynard, to 22d May, '52.
W Corley, to 9th May, '53.
SW Gardner, 10 18th August, '53.
B W Blclsoc, to 5th June, '52.
Samuel Edison, to G,'. March, '53
John Cogburn, TO Sth February, 49,
Mrs Mary Elain, to Sth February, '53.
Capt A J Hammond, to Sth February, SO.
DIR Horace Parker, to 9th May, '53.
D ID llarflSOn, 10 OlH Nllrcll, DO.
Mrs NJ NJ Hobbs, to 9th JAN, '53.
u NJ Smith, to 9th March, '53.
Thomas Elton, to 9th May, '53.
S &C S,rom, to 18th May, '53.
CM May, to 9TH July, '52.
Christopher Busscy, to 9th january, '53.
Vim snyly, to 9th May, '53
James Curry, to 7th january, '53.
Freeman Hardy, to 1st June, '52.
George a Mckic, to 18th January, '53.
R IL Eancs, to 18th January, '53.
DIP Sclf to 3rd january, '53.
John w Rochcll, to aSth August, 'j3.
Maj. Josiah Tadgctt, to 9th March, 50.
Thomas 3 Reese, to 9th April, So
j W Barr, to 9th January, '53.
Joseph T. Nicholson, to Goth February, '53.
B Ralnbo, to llth March, '53.
Rev d Bodic, to 9th May, '53.
Joseph Lloyd, 2Slh April, 50.
Miss Mary V Holt, to 18th August, '52.
I'd padgctt, to sth May, '53.
i r Addison, to Sth October, '52.
jasper Goodwin, 10 9th March, '52.
A G Roundtrcc, to 18th May, '53.
B VI Blcasc, to 18th May, 50.
DIR John w Ogilvie, to lst December, 80.
Joseph Cosnaham, to 18th December, '52.
James Still, to 9Th February, 49,
J., R. Rehrden, TO lst january, '53.
A ] Holman, to 9Th May, '53.
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Headquarters,
7.n REGIMENT, S. C. NJ,
CUAyIs, CREEK, June 7, 1852.

7hH REGIMENT, S. G. NJ,
CnAvIs' CREEK, June I, 1852.
ORDERS, NO. 2.
IN pursuance of Orders received from Brig. Gen.
Il J. r. VIEWER, an election will be held on Friday,
the 30h day of July next, to fiji the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation Of Lieut.. Col. COLEMAN.
Each Captain or Commanding Officer Of the DIFF
ferent Companies of the Regiment will put up at
the rendezvous Of their respective companies, a
notice of the above election, thirty days previous
thercto and order to his assistance two of his subal
tern officers, or If there be but one or none such
deficiency must be supplied by auy member or
members Of the company he may appoint, so that
these persons shall open and hold poll at such
company rendezvous from II o'clock, y. NJ, to
o'clnck p. M.
The managers, or a, least one of them, from each
place Of election, requested 10 meet AT the Pine
House on the 3lst of July. (the day following)
count the votes declare the Election and certify the
same 10 Brig. Gen. j. Il. viewer.
ID. L. SHAW,
Lieut.. Col Commanding.
Juno IN ST 81
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SfraYcd

TROM the Subscribers residence on Sunday
j. the 3Oth of May, a large BLACK HORSE,
about seven years of age. Said horsc has star
his forehead and his main lies on the neck. When
last heard from he was supposed to be making his
way to the Shallow Ford, ON the Chaahoochcc, in
Georgia, where traded for him last Fall
Any Information respecting said hcrsc will be
thankfully received, and will pay Fifteen Dollars
to any one who will return said horse to me-
Address the Subscriber at Stcdham's P. O., Lex
ington, s. C. JOSHUA BURGESS.
June 10 lt* II
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A CHEAP Power PLEss.-'Thc Worcester
(Mass.) Transcript is now printed on new
power press, of simple and ingenious construc-
lion, lately invented in that city by Dr. Hawes,
one of the most competent practical mechanics.
It prints 1000 an hour, is propelled by one man,
and cost about 5000. 1t takes but one person
to feed it, delivers the papers ITSELF and does not
occupy MS much room MS an ordinary press
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A Partner Wanted.

THE Undersigned, proprietor of>Lewis' Patent
i Straw and Shdck Cutter, wishing to increase
his facilities for building on account Of the incrras-
ing demand for the Machines is willing to take a
Partner. To one that can command from two to
live thousand dollars, chance is offered, if ap-
piled for soon. One who would give his attention.
with the Proprietor, in the business would be pre-
fcrred.
The North sells to us yearly thousands Of Ma
chimes, and We may do the same, provided we have
the means. For further particulars apply to
VIM. LEWIS.
Hamburg June If %
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The above Stock is Of the finest quality and Of
the latest style, and is deposited at the spann Hotel,
where the Clerk, Mr.. ADDISON, keeps the Sub
scrpton list Mr.. ALEXANDER SIMON, who is an
Agent, will also dispose of Chances.
E No Chance secured until paid for.
P. S.-The hand bills which are in circulation,
should have been dated Monday the 5h, instead Of
Saturday the 3rd.
June 10 3t* 81
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Brilliant Display of Jewelry /!

r HAVE Just received, in addition to my former
i stock Of JEWELRY, a handsome assortment OF
Double and single Cased Gold Lever Watches
Anchor Escapenent and Detached :"
Double and Single Cased Silver Lever :"
Gentlemen's Guard, Fob and Vest Chains;
Ladies Chatalaines and Guard Chains,
&C Gold Bands and Hair Bracelets,
Cuff Pins; Gold and Cornelian Charms,
Crosses; L5ckets, Arrows, Buttons, &c.
Fashionable Brooches for Ladies and Gents,
:" Ear and Finger Rings,
Gold and Silver Thmbles,
Gold Pencil Cases, with and without Pens,
Silver Combs, Coral Armlets and Necklaces.
These articles received direct from the Importers,
are all WARRANTED, and shall be sold Low.
W. p. BUTLER. =
April IS if 13
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
WILLIAM III. CRANE,

WILLIAM III. CRANE,
AUGUSTA, GA,
nESIROUS Of disposng Of his large and ex
O tensive assortment Of SUMMER GOODS
offers them at
Greatly Reduced Prices!
Those who wish to purchase Goods Cheap will dc
well 10 give him u call. Among them are many
rich aud fashionable Goods, such as
Rich Silks, Barcgcs and Muslins;
Fine Printed French Jaconcts;
Rich Figured and Embroidered Grenadines;
Barcge DeLaines, Poplins and Lawns;
rich and fashionable styles Barcgc and Tissues
Elegant Embroidered Silk Mantillas;
Rich White and Black Lace Mantillas
White and Black Lace Scarf and Capcs
A large assortment Gngllams and Prints
Furniture Calico, very cheap;
Fine Black Bumbazinc aud Alpacca;
Fine Black Baregc and Clally Bnrcgc;
A large assortment French Collars, very low
Fine Embroidered Muslin and Lace Sleeves;
Ladies' and Gentlemen Linen Cambria IIandker-
chiefs, very cheap;
Jaconc,, Nanlsook. Checked and Swiss Muslin
Nlarsclrs Quilts, Table Diaper;
Danlask Napkins, Huckabuck Towelling;
Scotch Diaper, German Crash;
Ladies, Gentlemen and Children Cotton Hose;
Curtain, Muslin, Furniture Dinity;
A large assortment Furniture Fringes;
Gentlemen Silk llandkerchicfs, Longawn;
Irish Linens, Pillow Case Linen;
A large assortment Of Goods for Gentlemen and
Children wear;
Elcaclcd and Unblcached Shrting and sheeting
Twisted Silk Mitts, Kid Gloves;
Puri,sul., Umbrellas and Sun Shadcs
These, together with very great variety OF other
4 1t, IL
not to be udcrsold by any other house in the City.
People from the country are requested to call and
examine his assortment.
June 10 st Il
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Dutclp B0Eting Cloths.

CNOWDEN & SHEAR have received from
- New York, Dutch B"tng Cloths, Of the best
quality, Nos. 0, l,2, B. l. s. 6, 7, s, and 10, and
to which the attention Of the public is respectfully
invited.
AUGUSTA Juno 10 4 81
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April Is
Diss ton

rTHE business formerly conducted under tho
i style Of TRENT s SMITH, for the purpose
of conducting Hotel in, the Town Of Hamburg,
known as the American Hotel, was dissolved oa
the 18th instant, by mutual consent. -
THOMAS n. TRENT,
ISAAC SMITH:
January sOth, 1859.
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Notice !

DANAWAY from the Subscriber in Aiken, my
LII negro man SAM, brick layer and plastcrcr by
trade. :havc reason to believe that he will en-
deavor to obtain short jobs from place to place,
under plausible pretcxts.
The public are again notified and warned not to
employ, or otherwise deal, trade, traffic or harbor
him under the penalties of the law, which will Ger
tainly be strictly enforced.
JOHN BAUSKETT
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India Mating.

CNOWDEN & SHEAR have received from
- New York, large supply Of A., Sd and GA
Plain and Checked India Mating, Of superior quail
ity, and to which they respectfully invite tho attcl-
tion of the public.
A limo
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CoacIl-Snlith Wanted.

A FIRST RATE SMITH, accustomed to work.
N ing upon Carriages and capable of finishing
off job in the best STYLE will receive employment
and liberal wages by applying to the subscriber ut
this place. A. BUSHNELL.
Junp 9 If 90
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THE JENNINGS EsrArE-This long litigarcd
case has, we learn, been this week settled by
the Court of Chanccry. The property connect
ed with the estate lies, we believe, princi cipally
in the county of Suffolk, and at one period was
estimated at f., 100000. but only one half of
that amount has been divided in the late dcci-
sion. Two claimants reside in this town, and
others are scattered about this and other coun-
ties; but the only fortunate one living in this
district is IL journcyman painter named Langham,
in the employ of Mr.. Howard, of Madon BY
the recent decision we understand that the
property is divided into seven portions, and that
Langllam's share will be f5OO,OOO
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Mr.. JOHN L. BRANcH.--We notice, with pride
and pleasure, the appointment of Il young Caro-
linian, whose name heads this paragraph, to the
post of Chief Assistant Engineer Of the North
Eastern Railroad. From Il long personal ac-
quaintance with Mr.. Branch, and u knowledge Of
the peculiar advantages he has enjoyed for per-
fecting himself in the study Of his profession,
by thorough academic training and subsequent
practical experience, together with his excellent
talents and high moral and religious character,
we are prepared heartily to congratulate the
stockholders on the judicious selection they
have made, in filling SO important and RESPONSE
BILE position. Mr.. Branch is native of Abbc-
vile village, S. c., and one of the earliest gradu-
ates of that cminently useful and flourshing
Institution, our State Military Academy, in this
city.-[S. c. Temperance Advocate.
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Essex Engl;lnd1 Courier.

COLLISION AND Loss OF LIfE.-Ncw-O Orleans
May 3lst-The ship Tennessee, from this port
for Havre, arrived yesterday, and reports that
in the Gulf Stream, on Friday night, she came
in collision with the bark Fairmount, from CT
cnfuegos for PhiIadclp phia, and sunk her in few
minutes The first mate and one seaman were
saved-the remainder, consisting of the captain,
a lady passenger, and eight seamen pcrished.
The night was dark, with high wind, and she
was unable to rendcrany assistance. The Ten
nessee is much injured.
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Land for Sale.

T Would be glad to sell one hundred acres of the
Il tract of land on which live. What propose
to part with is all woodland. and precisely four
miles from the Village, on the Columbia Road
an excellent situation for pleasant residence.
A. SIMKINS.
Dec 10 tf Al
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r EN- Y al!

THE Subscriber has removed to his NEW
j. ROOM, No ! Corner of Jefferson Street and
Park Row, where he will he pleased to receive the
calls of Friends!
W. P. BUTLER, MERCHANT
June 10 If 81
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Administrators Notice.

A IL Persons indebted to the estate of VIM G..
n Hall, decd, are requested to make payment
and those having demands against the same to pre-
sent them properly uttcstcd TO the subscriber.
WM. }. WALKER, Admir-
May 6 Gm l6
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Village Lots for Sale !!

WILL be sold at Edgcicld c. H., on the first
w Monday in July next the lot upon which
the old Jail stood, fronting on the Public Square.
1t will be divided into suitable size Lots for building
purposes Pats exhibited on the day Of sale.
Tcrms-Six months credit
BY order Of the Board.
JOHN IlUIET, Chair'n.
Iuon IT 90
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Soda Water !

THIS healthy and delicious BEVERAGE may
l. now be obtained in its purity, put up in Bot
les, at the Drug Store Of A. q. TEAGUE.
May 21 t ID
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ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP HERMANN.
BALTIMORE, June 7.

The United States Mail steamship Hermann,
from Bremen via southampton, arrived at New
York to-day, bringing dates from Liverpool to
the Goth, and from Bremen, Paris and Havre to
the 25th May-four days later.
The Liverpool Cotton market was firmer than
at the date of the last accounts, and prices had
advanced I'D. Sales for the three days, 23d,
Oath, and 25th May, were only twenty
thousand bales, but closing firm.
Sales of Rice in Liverpoo at l6s a lSs.
Brcadstufls are firmer. Flour has advanced 3d.
on the barrel. Money was easy. Consols
closed at 97s. Political news unimportant.
.Messrs. Sinclair g. Boyd, extensive merchants
of Belfast, lave failed.
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100000 Saved Yearly!
READ! READ MARK THIS FACT
Silver's Plastic Mineral Paint

WILL stand ANY CLIMATE without crack
w ing or blstering
SCEPTICS Read this testimony from the Pros
ilcnt of the Reading Rail Road Company.
OFFICE OF TIE PHILA. READING R. r. Co.,
Philadelphia, hluy Sd, 1852.
J. 8. SILVER, ESQ -
Dear Sir: We have used your " Plastic PArsr''
for more than year, aud for painting bridges, de-
pots, &c, &c., we have found it equal to any paint
we have used in fact, we now give it preference
over all others we have tried for such purposes.
Yours, respectfully,
JoHN TUCKER, President
The above is but one of the many certificates we
have received from tho gentlemen Of our City, who
have used Silyer's Mineral Paints.
COl0rs.
Wehave seven different colors viz: three browns,
two chocolates, black and yellow, and by combina-
ton, make every variety and shade of color.
Iron.
To iron. they furnish perfect protection against
rust, for they contain no metal, which, like white
lead, act. dcstructivcly on the iron. In fact, this
paint makes iron donbly valuable for building pur-
poses.
Brick Work.
They give to house walls much heavier coating
than any other paints, and if sanding is required,
nothing holds so firmly or finishes well with it.
Old Roofs.
Gives us a roof never so old and lcaky, Slvers
Mineral Paints will make it cheaply new and more
enduring than it ever was.
Ships
Using this extraordinary mineral a, we prepare it
for them, will besPreof against the action Of hot
suns, worms, and'sdltwater.
Directions.
y. T'ascei ~ mix as thick as you can, and
~ .j::,cf pa'n;>;-
Y;c~, ,..,rt; ncci b.. i,;,,a i,r a. - l.-;ria..
-: scrr- oal,ng Is. nj ,IvU>y',oa mor" Il - NJ.
ay e.. ~ .'. r-e".,. IL
'.....:f, ..ns 90. .r,s..!,.. :. .is..
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Is, !oq"r;,es "f i'a,, ......yr
',is.- tl.a'crs "a Drugs: Paints, 90
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FIRE.-Just before four o'clock yesterday
morning, smoke was seen issuing from the low
er part of the building situate at the South
East corner of Hanover and Columbus streets,
Upper Wards, owned by Mr.. Daniel Wood, and
occupied by Mr. Gibbs as Dry Goods Store,
and the upper part as a Boarding House. The
door Leading into the store was broken open,
when large portion of the goods were d>c"v-
cred to be on fire. The flames spread with such
fearful rapidity that board.r was taken from
one Of the upper widows, his egress having
been stopped by the devourng element. In a
short space Of time this building, and one to the
South, belonging to Cord Meyer, were totally
destroyed. Mr.. Wood was partially insured in
the Hartford Agency, and we learn that the
stock of goods was also insured.
The fire communicated to two buildings i'm
mcdiately opposite. on the West side of Hano-
yer street. one of which belonged 10 Mr..
Thomas N. Gadsden, and the other 10 a colorcd
man, named Richard Lucas The former WAS
consumed, and The latter so much injured as TO
render il almost impossible to be repaired. Lu-
cas- was partially insured, hut in what Office We
were unable to lcarn.-[Chareston Courier,
9TH inst
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Wanted

ITO HIRE, for the present year, good Cook,
l. Washer and Ironer. Wages puid monthlyif
desired. Enquire at this Office.
March rs If 10
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State Military Academies.

ALL appointments of Pay and Beneficiary Ca
J.. diets will henceforth be made by the Board
of Visiters to the Arsenal Academy in Columbia,
(unlcss the applicant is prepared to enter higher
than the fourth class, it being intended that the
whole of the fourth class shall be entered there for
the first year.
9. Appointments of Cadets will be made at the
annual meeting of the Board of Visters to be held
in Columbia, on Friday after the fourth Monday in
November in each year, and at no other time.
JAMES JONES,
Chairman of Board Of Visiters.
S,a>. l3 st II
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State of South Carolina,

EDUETlEID DIS NICI,
IN EQUITY.
Jonathan Taylor and Wife,
rs ! Bill for Pdrtfn,
Frances Helen Blackstone.
NOTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance
~ of an Order from the Court of Equity in
this case, / will proceed to sell ut Edgefeld C.
H., on the first Monday in July next, negro
girl, AIRY, on credit of twelve months, except
us to so much rs will dcfray the costs of this
suit, which must be paid in cash. Purchaser to
give bond with two approved sureties for the
purchose money.
A. SIMKGNS, C. E. E. D.
Comm'rs. Office June Q st 90
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Mrs. Henry CLAY.-Col. Forney, in letter
from Washington to the Pennsylvania, states
that Mrs. Clay has never in her life visited
Washington city, but would do so now were
she not too old and feeble. He adds, however:
"a few days ago, she sent Mr.. Clava bouquet
of flowers: but when they reached here they
were fadcd-a melancholy evidence that both
the giver and the receiver were fast fastening
TO that bourne whence no traveller returns
The old man, eloquent, held il to his lips for 4
few seconds, and said with mournfu pathos,
'the perfume is almost gomez But not so with
his fame: that will live forever green in the
memory Of man. His physical frame will decay,
but his great history will never be forgotten
Of him and Of his place. in the regard Of men,
in the dim future, it may well be said:
.'You may break. ynu may ruin the vase If you will,
But the scent of the will hang round il STILL
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Spann Hotel Re-0pened !

YVNIIE Subscriber having purchased this establish
meut. bers leave to announce to the District
and to the travelling public generally, that he has
this day taken upon himself the keeping Of said
Hotel.
All that he can do to render his customers salts
fed shall be done.
He respectfully solicits share Of public pat
ronage. -,
Charges shall be as moderate as the times will
admit. JOHN uOlEI.
Feb 10 tt
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IMPORTANT FROM THE ARCTIC OcEAN-The
following is IN extract from letter, dated
Hong Kong, March 2s:--Thcre have been no
less than thirty-seven whalers from the Arctic
seas. 1t may interest you to know that they
almost all believe that Sir John Franklin is safe,
and that he has got through the ice barrier into
inner waters where he will not be- reached until
mild season arrives: which they say the pres
ent will be- Most of them have now departed.
They say Franklin will not suffer for want Of
food They give strange accounts of the Es-
quimaux vibrating from the Asiasiic to the
American continent and back again, carrying
their boats, made of skin and wllalebone over
the ice, and launching them wien they meet
with open water. They all confirm the fact that
the whales found in Behring's Straits and in
Batfin's Bay are the same species, proving the
existence Of passage; for I; whale of the Ash
attic species, they say, has never been seen to
the south Of % degrees of latitude; so they
cannot have doubled either of the Capes (of
Good Hope or Cape Horn) and the whale is
under the necessity of making his presence
known by coming to the surface to blow.
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GRAND RATTLE!
$500 Worth

OF TIE FINEST
GOLD 8 SILVER LEVER WATCHES
AND O@EyyWEaRV
WILL be RAFFLED for o. Edgefeld Court
w House, s. c., on
Monday, 9Th Of July,
at 70 o'clock, NJ, in q
Grand scheme of l6O Chances;
At $3.50 per Chance, with lS GRAND PRIZES.
The articles to be Ratified are as follows
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Wanted,
N Office.

Notice.
A LII those indebted to the estate Of Nathan
N Norris, decd, are requested to make payment
forthwith, and those having demands will please
present them Immediately properly attested accord
ing to law. n. A. NORRIS, Adm'x.
March 6m
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Mr.. CLAY.-The health of this venerable
statesman has been variable for several days
past; but the Washington Telegraph says lie
was not on "Wednesday prece2bIy worse than
during any period of the last month.
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THE FINALE OF kossUTN ESTHUsIAsM-kos-
suth, we are informed BY the Herald met with
avery warm reception at Troy on the Sd inst,
so far rs fuss and parade extended: but when
he came to speak at one, two, and three dollars
Il head, the enthusiasts were missing. This Star
has evidently paled. A more conmon-p place,
perhaps more correct view, is now taken of
his position, character and aspirations. A neigh
boring journal says:
kossuth is IN eloquent man. There is no
doubt of that But he has as little regard for
truth and consistency as any public declaimer
we know of. He says one thing in New York,
another in New Orleans, and his assertions in
Cincinnati are contradicted by different asser-
tions in Boston.
But all former Inconsistencies and assump-
tions pale into utter insigni6cance, when COM
pared with the unblushng assertion that 'Hun-
gary wants nothing ut this moment but me, and
8 100000 armsy Why, when the man surren--
dered his authority into the hands of Gorgey,
and sought safety by rapidly fleeing to Turkey.
he had not only l35,OOO arms, but $4,000
fighting men 10 bear th,m, supplied with neces-
sary parks Of artillery. under his command, and
two of the strongest fortresscs in Europe
Comorn and Peterwarden-in his possession!
The former fortress was deemed almost imprcg-
nable by the Austrians, 50 much so, that IN
honorable capituaion was granted to the gar
risUn.
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