Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1853-09-13
AUSTRIAN PROTEST.

y = INST appeared very singular manifesto
asfs SssiFian government has addressed to the
WA Is fSrs-op6 1tpurports to be protest against
lsto' hf captain inGraham in Smyrna bay,
.ssiL.s 4 so loose ard IFS language 50 equiyO-
q ,rsls SyHGultto be,assured of its true intent
lS'Er Indeed the document is 81 very fee
90. nd uurpoSeess, that We but suspect
fead aaPI ;itv It is is hardly possible that the
lieh S;n Of the Austrian tsbiuet cotld commit
met0 rs blunder, as to publish such SilE stuff
~ 10 Ct, of 4 diplomatic note The Paris CORES
ga oc ssi.ibs London Times gave publicity TO the
se ~ we suspect in an imperfect ard mutilated
aaS .r4 Austria hav4,2 What ends does lis
ha1S SA W, contemplate insubmitting this meaLorhn-
1an3 ~ Il its technical titlete the cabinets Of
Ates s~s..o, powers? II is impossible 70 gather Il
'F6 ts.sr solution of this mystery from the Ian
sabs 5s !; he paper. The papers prove cOhclusivey
ine 81 Est the war power in the government 6ftlie
that sia9 ssted exclusively in congress, and that
5 ,r,ban in running foul ofthe Austrian YES
my n lT{rting his guns upon it with an evident
ssSs.6on 10 fight, was not sufficiently mindful
thS -sreignty ola neutral port. But what then
81 ~ conduct of Captein Ingraham give Austria
lf ~ VI complaint? The Austrian Government
ke 55ys tbr United States before thccOtFrts of Eu-
alt S,Ee Iellicerent conduct its representative
u g2.,,s port thus appealing to principle which
IAN consul had violated with unusual cir
Ia 15aoes Of brutality and outrage in the arrest
cat Srz,a We hardly suspect the Austrian
ed ~ n such absolute stupidity, and such brazen
~ There must be some mistake about the
Ia jill, hrs no grievance against this country
Tied 4I;5e he touched. she must digest the offence as
m ~ as possible She cain fllege no wrong which
thg a ~ her any color claim for reparaon from
io1 r-lk.;.i states Not with Turkey. The Porte
esl y complain of the belligerdnt demonstration
mt 81! q Louis and no doubt our government will
III ~ he wrong by suitable apology.
so ~ breach between Austria and this country is
~. INue The FulReman epiStle will never be
lht 80 In our arrangement from Austria, how
e. p "a NAV find some consolation in the reflection
~ ,Ssre /; no government whose friendship we
oF y ~ ,reI surrender, and whose wrath FYe
y = = ~ ittIe dread Richmond Enquirer.
-..,,.,,o .TrilaR ApH--TEe work ofextending the
- it TsIegtaph along the line of The Baltimore
Of \ fFgo Rail Road is progressing though not very
70 ~, The posts are planted as far Oakland
10 ~ ~ West OF Cumberland, aud the wires are
80 y FIR rs Bradys MILL distance offs miles |
r. srsI.egrph when completed, win add much to
H. Is,nvrnierce and comfort of passengers by rail
y n IN apprisng them Of the approach of trains |
= I'll arrivals ard departures, &c
A most singular case of somnocncy has en-
,,gI the atteniioh'of several Of our physicians in
sl,oulurr for tie last ten or twelve DAYS Miss .
,,,mna daughter Of Mr. Fielding :. Raglan. of /
4, place aged about u years without complaining I
.sl Of being sick, went TO sleep ON Tuesday the I
I'd ut aud has continued in that situation, with !
Z. ,sroIy any iuermissiom ever sinccl She has /
IAN nothing of consequence since the APPALLING /
-;pgr over her scuSCs-ani has spoken but |
- OF twice since she went 20 sleep Once the |
I'D dar she taken animation seemed entirely /
ended Ii is with extreme difficulty she can he |
,.ssed from her slumhers, but when awakened she /
ems to know her friends and aC9uUntauCcS III /
f9a,h the power Of speech seems 10 he destroyed. |
- OCCASIONALLY laburs under high fever, and some
fyss means rs though she in great pain; but |
se,npts to ascertain the Of her illness asd |
rtsr stupor have vet proved frUitless. Her ph5
t.isns never knew such a case. and are of |
rare utterly al a loss TO prescribe remedy. The !
r is a most singular and distressing one. and has
udtcd the sympathy OF all who acquainted with |
be worthy family in which it has occurred.
Rockingham Register
90. George Poindcxter Esq. formerly United I
States Senator from Mississippi, died jackson, in
isIt State last Monday. He the first delegate
-iVtr.i .nl,T rstflrn
:ato the Union Immediately chosen United
States Senator which position he held for great
,glhtcr Of wears. lie likewise one time Co
amor Of the State In early life he n supporter
Of ten jackson, bat in later years acted with the
Wings
ANY ono may do a casual act Of good nature
REORGANIZATION Of them shows tia part Of the
temperament