The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1859-06-09
EUROPEAN NEWS -ARRlvAL or THE CRY OF
WASHINGTON

Sal"s "i COTTON t"r 'iu,- 0,Ns a,,,'in'rtl ~
lS,""" hnl,-. Mn'kr, ,l'rr. ll"ldr,S oilrr rtcu.
Is. hu, show II" r,I",irn ~ prr.s snlcs rt,rc,
'asi"r. bat yi"rs,ir"u~ unchanged.
isr"n,l>,u'l, ,lull
Fr"NIsl"nS >''Hlv.
C"nS"lS ~ IL -
\ cr"a, battle han h,cn trch, between tho
Allied aud Austrian n,rni.S ~ Nru, ,lmIln
Tn" Austrian army i.,"Un str,mu had rrtrrnt.
Th" Allies list 200, mud III" hus,,.ans . 600
The Au"ilIan lli~"m"'s hail reached Man saillcs
Nn'">h :.'Srircn.
tlvrEr""i, W",!n"',l1v Afternoon, Nav 25-
Th" cotton market opened dull tins frtcnuun
hu, closed si'aiy viii, sail ur jan" bales, Of
which ":ror'rr> t""ii l1un hnirs Clnrr 4 Suns
i'll ''"ir c''""l;.r quot" M"!'lIing Orlrmis at Je,
nrd Mrd'!i,n, i''um'lS al & lGd
.Sid" Of Trmi".-- Manchester adviccs con-
t:hm"l unIav"rablc, aud the trade ,iu
h'''p""i G'mr" .Eark,I- Richardson &
,"mr". III l'"l: circular report that the weather
has been favorable Tor ,h" crops. There has been
but little enquiry i"r flour, and the trade WAS
'iu!!. AMI l',i""S weak, al Il ran"c Of H. to II
>l,i!im->. Wheat WIS steady, and an avciauc
h>ln''>ss had been i"no without Il .luo,allc
chang" i'll prices. southern Wheat was quoted
from los. Sd. I" l::S. Corn duI, sales Sow
and prices mna,"rcd Mixed quoted at is S,l.
Is. {" l"d. yellow, is, lOd. Is. 2l.. and White
at s.. Beef was steady. Pork firm. Bacon
'i''''. i't'' '''i, ''Ht iillil sugar tlll (Ol-
lee quiet. EIc" inar'ivc. Spirits Of Turpcn-
tine sr"a.iv ;.nl R".n dull at ,iS Id to Is I'D
IHi' .f,"n L""'io" hg 1iyr"rh.-Wrlncs-
day. May 2:,,-Co:Sois closed at OH a -, for
m"n"y and account
G.",rat .I'r~ Tho battle between the Aus
'r''i,| amt hr rnr'iSal,sinian army took place
~ Ia" 2lsl of May.
Fla" Au>'iians w"r" commanded by General
!;i"m, AMI attacked thu. POSTS occupied bv
nar>l'ai i'"r"-nny Dll'sii"r$. bat were driven
back lay 's'u"raI For"ys division. After luri-
"u> combat "i four h"u.$ the allies carried the
town OF M"n'cb"i!", but dill not pursue the Aus
TRANS.
Tw" hundred Auotrans, including Il Colonel
wcr" captured
ANON. ,h" losses snstsincl by the allies were
many ".iir"is.
The Austrian accounts "f the battle differ very
widely n"in iiios" . wen by the allies
Til" actual Fr-urh force engaged in the battle
Is not stated, hu, believed To have. been between
q and Iuo', besides Il regiment of Sardinian
cavalry
Th: Sar'linia! Bulletin announces that the cx-
tF"n:c !"ii q! tn" Sar'!imnn army WAS under the
c"!I:iinnd at ''"n baldwin. who forced the past
sac of the Scsia, AMI put the Austri;,ns to
iirht.
''"n. Garri',n!d li"d entered Craven (l) with
ihro men iur r"v"!n;io:Inrv p,,rpnSvS
1t WAS rmn"r"d ,l:at six English men Of war
hal entered the AIiiaiic sea.
he latest accounts report active, revolution
AIRY movements in I."mharly.
The King of Naples is dead, ;nl Francis II.
has ;,<>'irn"d the hr:! "f The government
he Engh<h admiralty has formally invited
tenders tor Il monthly mail from Ausirali; via
lannru:t.
y general m"clin" Of ~tIc Atlantic Tclrrrarh
Company had been called To sanction the :rr..,
n"ni with ihc government AMI isstlc c;OU 600
Of new capital.
The Paris Mo.:it"ur annonncrs that Franco
!hccS {" ia" ::h"::i':i of priv,,rvrir,t and f.,
Ia" prh'cli'lc that neutral flag covers oncmv's
go'.G$.
Tia" Paris E"aSe was firm for the three pcr
c"u,S at to 10 I.I.
n"%h'"%'"", June l.--A:iorn.v -G-ncraI
''ii"". i;m"r III" instruction al the President,
has r'l'is"d /" III" .!ir bitter OF The ,ah i'm! .s
":' 'i" Sii'i"ri t.! Tia" military force h which
III: court i"r the i,i district WIS a,,,.I Iu
;'"-, III ''rm recently hr!,i at Provo Civ
lie ''iS II - v"ry probable. III. M"rl..uu- have,
h'''n guilty ii crimes for wi,!.. they deserve tL,
>"v"r"si rnhi-irn-:i. ,ni lha; il X no, intended
ny ia" %"v"t'n"n! /" l": any rScni,, against
wn"'' iii'' proper proofs c;n be pr"!rrrl
W. ;ha& view ;! District Attorney has been
INSTRUCTED IL n' al ..hl" ii .i=crr- in b,ine-
Tag "I'".lr' "i every class and ni all degrees ,u
justice. III" usual and established n,"l.s al
.!'a!iiig with public '!!'i.l,r> must be- exhausted
h"i';r amy others NJ" a'!"iirl. On III" whole,
III" i'r'~li,.:d is very decidedly of the opinion,
fnS'-Iii"i tn" Governor Of III" territory alone
Has Inc power 10 ISSUE rcrui<inu upon thc
commanding general for the whole or Il part of
the army.
S"r"l'! That ilcrc was no apparent cccasiou
Tor III" presence %! the troops at Provo
lhr! That if : Of the PRISONERS in
custody had been attempted, il was The duty of
he Marshal, an'l not "i the Ju'l.r, 10 summon
The. ''rc' which might h: necessary To- defend IT,
T"ur'h-Ti'ai tn. troops ought not to have
irn sent to sr"v" niih""t the concurrence Of the
'"v'rt"r, or kept there against his rcinou-
stran"c. nal-
F.itil-Tha' the Disregard of these PRINCIPLES
AMI rules "i aci"n has cccn in many ways cx-
t:cmcly unfortunate.
1h' li'gi"in ETc';rn-Ns Moyul-We copv
The following from lhe New York U,roiL Of
tlf: 3lst utimo. Let the Democracy heed
time:
We arrrrl,cnd that but for John Minor Eous
and his policy OF easy terms of union with the
New orE black Republicans, Goggin coul,l and
would have been elected the SUCCESSOR of Gov
crn"r WISE. The result as il is shouI.l crcour-
age the opposition Of kentucky and Tennessee
l" strike on; boldly for independent national
organization. ANA I" rcpudiatc at once in this
view. ont and."ut, Tie policy Of fusion will, the
Black Republicans upon any terms short of their
absolute SURRENDER. There can be no union i'm
ls6o between the Northern abolition followers
of Seward and tho Southern disciples of such
conservative men as Crittcndcn and John BELL
That is certain. In the meantime, however, the
opposition of the South are anxious for the shell
tcr Of the Republican camp. operates to strength
en- tile Southern sectional and secession De-
mocracy Let the Southern opposition forces,
then. without further delay, take their ground
as Il fixed and independent organization for 1850.
upon broad national PLATFORM rcpudmtinr the
sectional cXccsscs of the nssger worshpers of the
North and the igycr drivers Of the South, and
they may build up party competent to control
the Presidents al issue
If our Black Republican organs in this quar-
ter find any comfort in the Virginia elections.
they find it in the defeat Of G"ggin The rea
son is obvious. They do not want n third Prcsi-
DENTAL party in the field; but in the narrow cs
cape of Leicher it is evident that there is room,
enough and that there are materials enough in
the South for very powerful third party in
1850 We know, too, that upon Il national con-
sttntional platform such q party would carry
away the balance of power in the North from
the Black Republicans. Such are the teachings
Of this Fryinia. election, and they will be fol-
lowed up
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