la 04631,1d5ta17, r`• WEDNESDAY, 001:08ER.1101849:4. DEMEOORATIO WHIG Tlbillgt' • • ommusioner, T-TENRYA LFITLLER Dc#4ll4B l .4sitttit - 41 E.;Zennsboro. DAVID'S&RUNSHAW; IL STEWART MedOWAN,• of 'I44A - 1111M. _ ;, f•••11' 67, e ifik— . • •••• • ' jOSEttrbIiDARMOND,'Of • WM:. M.. PORTER; `of Cdrliale. 1. 7 -{' " " 1 ' (Tithe "RIIDOLPH:MARTIN, of N. Cum erland. • - "Auditori . ALEX. DAVIDSON, W. :Permsbite (3 Yrs.)"" THOS.)T. GRAHANIy• S. Middlaibii, `,.,. "J" : 1 7 THOMAS CONLYN, of Carligo.; •\.' A Rally. ,ia,..thellonsfught ;i• • WAKE 1W! NVIIiGS I A GENERAL *MEEIVG. of the" Virlngs Of! Oarliale ,will be.held.nt the public,' house ofJohn Weal, TO-MORROW (Thursday) EVENIN4;! et 7 o'clock. nt the public house o f Mr..:Eshelman, on SATURDAY EVENING, at the saute hour. eYeral adiirtlics may be expect- ed snd'egenerat attendatice of the mad pod true' Whigs of the Borough is earnestly desired. Them is work to be done !, • • 'Ward' elPieeiingst• • 0 • A ineetinief the Whige of the East Wart will .1 : be held. at theripublic,,,house of Henry Glatt, on 'Monday Evening, the Bth inst. at 7 o'clock, to make final preparations for the contest on Tues .., The Wilke of th e We rtWard will meet for the Auntie purpose; the same Evening, at the 'public house of Mr. Orth. Let every, Morking. Whig m ake hie arrangements to be _present. -By order • of.the . WHOLE k•ARTY., • licrThe il'iheits are ready .for. distri 7 • butiori it the madous districts.' • .Tke Single Ticket Law. i'lreki4itas passed by 'the last Legislature, requiring the Voters 'of Cumberland and sev; oral other counties to vote for all the of be elected hereaher, on a dingle ticket,— '.- • the old sySteirri of lidding the tickets and vo- • '' ling them-seperately, is therefore abolished. We invite thn'adention of the. Whigs to this. • Have a carethat you make no Mistake, and are not cheated or-deceived.. Examine your tickets, and see that none bet the regidarly nominated Whig,candid ales are on it, atl they are printed in oiniaPor, and do not scratch a man. Every man struck from the ticket, is a blow attlitygreat principles of the party for, which we labored so successfully last fall, and which must be sustained, if we desire to see the good workycommencea so auspie- ' ' ‘ - '%inftSiji s tirthe Whig aifinimatratioes, success ' filly'carried out; Let the Whig rallying cry be-;;•:gea long pull; a' trong pull, and a pull all together,' for the whole Whig ticket ! The Noirth.and West ! Sutra flatorrimust !—Most cheering news 'reaches us, from private sources, says the Pittsburg Gazette, of the brilliant prospects of the Whig Ticket, in the northern counties of the Slate.. Mr. FULLER is there among his friends, who know him only to respect The administration of Gov. Johnston is also ; there exceedingly popular. ft the West does as well as usual, and as she -can do;PUL LER WILL BE ELECTED by a triumphant major Up! ' . , SUICIDE OF A Ililirrtnannw--We .learn from tha",d4(4tirg Stai, that Frederick Hnifilr,,rbo:was,Corvicted during the is. guet teno:Ptth.a. YulP:d9,r .of ,Frederick Fos.' wee sentenced , au „the 25th, ult. to, be ..,hanged. On the 27th he committed auioide ,in his cell 3 .having made a rope horn. a part o his bed by which he had suspended him self from a bar running across the lop .01 the cell. He had requested to r te left alone du- ring the day; and, had probably been dead several, hours when found. He bad previ ously made a full confession of the murder of which he had been convicted. THE FRENCH DIFFICULTY. , -.-w6CIERM from Washington, that through *the- trieqly ; • 'interpoitition of Mr. Crarripiim; British Charge '! d'''Affairsi 'conciliatory pi.opottitions have . 3 beep subinittes 133 t M. Poubsiti"the ejected 'minister, id'&a; government. " 'Through; the' , SecietariVf '4leie, the subject' Wes r'refertled I , to president or r who firmly adhered . to:d tto dOnise hadimen adopted, and eat ~PreAB o ,olFißeg,49. ti* .Ifrect no unfrlendlY perstinalAtiolings„were Ter taine4 by. hirrmll or the members of his ii9o2in,qt Pw.tlf4e; 4/. go.t.?Etoinf ..nn.ger no, '.01?;; ; cffetstancesitoed,that o gerittenum t resumefii* ; ,.fanctions:of his. °Mani-Midi advices were. i,:ostiVed , homFraticek !21-'./i t t : • `,4* :'il000l000:,p ap, o taarge' Gen, „Tavlor'hi Adminietration vititli. ' etc! r lekoglostile to the donee of Hinititten , ; liiiDwstippears (hut montleoago, ' . lQiiitettrwati , 3oCitYrnilitavnitte , Way to t itl9ll4l, ' ' et - " .4 * ' 4 ''-i'ikj,qifittiqrififfitettdes" fro th Preitectoyt • - ' ) tedlikehdiiiig:i r oioertitiijii t it 4 "idiiii'iiiltriliAdiliS*.etitgAiehei); and Kto 'w l efeeititler t Atetidtit*t"aiiiii nations:A, 11 1 .. fc--Th-ft-irrtinhf-i" case ° l f 7th ir-4 1"7; '; '... 'Plain Hilitere,lstini 'co . , hoe brought in a J . ;iii.ill4til'9ililtir: • r.lndion, their yine-lcader, , . '" t : , ' "ii#O li il l /;° ll , 626 dOn44ininnc°o-n 7l / 1 /6 sqp.l.P43lgfeBO9n#Clef,r,V3Fo4ie, the , Peehettlier9. The 4>P4t 0 , ,0141e1Ye.h0, on,rno,ro lenionily, dealt with, c.; %t , wiming henton ce ri to.frt imprisonment of m ' from' ~.I, i , ,A citifi to three ritni& e cii, t: , . , : 12 " ' ,0 __,, iciiii ci I,ir,-,,•,—, ,lfor-r-. ~ ' , gia; iii 1 0 '4 02 *9 4 9 , 9 ,07 'nninun° :; RAILROAD v s osAf,CoxpAr t y4,,At an election for orneors ra thic soovcompoofiti r ukgonMonday • 4pitidierf4. 141/ le. t4lowlegifehgehee'wer4ll°'ned4i#4i4i;, Thomas C. HatehlY ; I Deflefefe;soiMPA, Cggr:Mem Enonmendi,Wle• " Duvall tlYli 1 17 I'ta 4 1-'ll6l SiiiiiiirkhiVeltiahLeetifeell Kirk, Ii ) , - ",.. 1 ligtedi e , ACA 4.tv r i t i IjA li k , ', ,43.1 A i ,• ...1, 4 .4 t, ''^'A t f:l l, '''' p&lßoiner of thficofoco imperil fi p. 4 v, 4 f rv . fliitieti that n' T elial' - '64 - figelkohli ebeg . had pe-,, t7 , t/ikiiirgil batliaiwit it. olaWnsiilutte iiintoh , J 6 '-thiv.,..flui t ifi l ioripllo i l lehtistailoi r egiOn. Leto ee- ~ 4,1.......1,, . 1 ;,..a, tietiotitm Askingtson pot,,Oit,ikTre ' 6 n °4 M. ife k , ,,t•,,,i. to ill,r4,l 4 4og , regnAlt.av ti ,I)P:IL . 1 ''' ' a'r ' Dt Vin L 1113.1 +r . ~i,-,, , ,, t0 , , ,, -';‘, , 0 , -.4.t , cur.-- e,!lfitf,, c o Pe /AI ! " 6P• 11, K , l ''s liilk6iti Mr. fal' rWhefti • tale' . * • th .. hir , the ~, „ ".'from his N'onn°m_ InP on ° n'g ° - ) ) nighiiif the imp inst. Hia health is very , materially unproved. , EMI PMZPII ~ I iiit! rp 1. 4 1 gx-,,1, ,r 7„.„.. ~, = 1. , . 't,';l"; :iV,.:I( TAO up ybrithetnr;'ye " Thiritniit'atidirturODlVlllVlEMOßNTLAGl And qght for 4 . -j . pDIRY. FULLER. Agron. the foemen, meet t r . Arfyn - havid*Oho dip gone by I 'And 'witii , The - piorcink dinio of truth ' - 'iFor.IOIINSON kind for TAYLOR. - . • :Thelkoiifoono met !i• •• /. ;• •:" bdn ,•• ; '7', • Shake off the , detv,:ardps„,i that... Sparkle on "kout , garments; . and marehyOrth (i ;•• , . „ ~;), ? 0: • •a" • *$ • • . , '• • •-: NALL*? zrazz.r:-Co,the .11IVILLOT-130X:. . Valle Whigs Pt Curtiberland County ! Galltipt Victois'of the mentorable c stepkt gles , ofolB4o and 184S,l'Itniti we;call you to the great' contest *of the BALLOT, BOX I When Gen: TAginos'?:*as upon the eve of:oneefi his - Victorious battles -Mexico, and when thi;,,superips force.of the enemy gave' glooiny portent of-defeat to hislitttle army, thAioh..:loerted Chieftain who 'NEVER SURRENDERS," appeaodl at - the head of his troops and thus-addressed them : "Boys, I HAVE . FODGHT;MOR, YOU, SY "THE SIDE OF, YOUR •FATHERS,' Q N MANY A -FIELD TN THIN LAST WAIT,AND I IWANT TOW NOW .TO FIGHT FOR; ME,!" It „ is to efight - for . the brave Old; ZACHARY. TAYIJORi that weJlnis YMeis of Cumber ,berland County I You have .elevated ; to•the PresiieliCy,:ydu have male him': your, Ruler, and he now calls upon you to sustain his Administration.., The mns ket-shot ef the Indian or Mexican has often been aime4 ' at . his life—but it is the malignant-and, calumnious tongue of vile miscreants-among his own countrymen, which hai sought .t blacken his-thariicterand tarnish his,glorions fame.- We call upon ,you. honest, #otets,” to RALLY. AT THE BAIL t LOT-BOX, to brand; the, slanderers, and athering ' , as, a wall el fire" about him, shield and sustain the`bld warrior, the . HERO OF BUENA lISTVWIIO - NEVER .SURRENDERS! 3 And in sustaining President. ANLOR secure PROTECTION AMattl- CAN _INDUSTRY and a wise administration - of the Qoyernmecitl lirr But it is as PENNSYLVANRANS and .TAX-PAYERS Ahat wp•l3special • ly urge you to , ;. GO TO THE irdirti3 „ ON' Tl 7 13DA.Ir , . , And vote for9ENRY M. FULLER, the Whig candidate for Canal Conmasion er—Vate,for'WHlG MEMBERVA3F THE LAGItiLATURE, who will continue the policy commenced by Gov. JoliesTorr—and thus hasten The REDUCTION of lihe STATE DEBT I Which has already been commenced, and which in less than twenty • years 'may be paid off end the • PEOPLE RELIEVED or TAXES. Gallant Whigs o'f our strong township's l—rof Shippensburg and West : Penns boro, Mona - And Allen i—we call upon you to • "GIVE THEM A LITTLE - MOREIRAPE - • Roll up still higher your noble Whig Majorities, and'encourage your untemfied brethren who grapple with the enemy in the locofoCo strongholds and doubtful districts! Let.every Whig in every section of the cpqnty make it hiS special duty to urge WhigNoters to the Polls l GO TO THE . POLLS, yourselves, and sea that your -neighbors are there also I "The Whigs of Cumberland _Comity have every inducement to make a manful - at the - The — locofoco majority which a, few , years ago was numbered by hundreds,has'dwindled away to nothing,-and the Whigs have now an equal chance with them, in= the 'struggle; WE. SAYE A MAJORITY WHEN WE- POLL OUR FULL VOTE! Remember this, Whigs,,and be,e couraged-to turn out! Let nothing but extreme sickness prevent it. Come out, whether the day be stormy or pleasant, wheth er the air be cold or mild. Come out, no matter how far you 'may be from, the place of voting. Come out, whether in carriages, on horseback or an foot. Let the young Whigs' provide conveyances for the old and the infirm, that the gray haired patriots may not be clepriVectof the prtvilege.of 'Voting.' • Teeters, TaX-Payers - 4s* TreorleilagpQrlen: . • .1. i , Every consideration of personal interest and 'public duty urges you to the Polls ! Let not the, opportunity pass,.or you may sorely ; repent it.:Attend the EleOticin yourself,"roirse up your. sluggish neighbor, and reatember,that :, 1.,, :- . ~.,7 'f, ;;Full' rtitc"is airbil VICTORY": Our Admirable . Ticket! . The Whigs GI P :Cumberland county never had a better COUNTY: TICKET, than that which is now in the field. In point of mor al character,. good standing as citizens, br capacity and qualification for fiFtce, there is not a man on the 'ticket, horn► the Canal Commissioner to the Coroner, against whom the shadow of an objection can be brOught.— Then stand faithfully by your Ticket, Whigs. Don't scratch a single name. VOTE THE. WHOLE, TICKET! The prospects of its success:are most flattering, and it only needs a lull Whig; vote to insure its. success! Stick tothe Tidiet • The 'Whig patty lit emphatically a party of principled.; its pOlicy ibis expansive as our Wide , lipreading • country—its measures are the. Measures • which "ulnae can insure , the highest Ptosperity nd happiness of the peo ;pie; ::T r ci 3 O#4 out" these prmastirea ,triust unite as ono Mau in supportof etiksteidi. dated; especially those ' who Orb' n o m inated . 'har‘legislativ"doffidesipua ahoilid.er to shoulder'in a4tiyeif pushing glo lions camp._ Let ,evsyy ,rnan'u watchword . :Tuesdapbe • •;, . - . . • ...,•,;',Attok. to 11110 Thieta ' I . The 'pen, ton , papeusAarrn-htT, not had, 09 440104 ! 0 . 40sYlIA,c4,9co.'dpItssiss is mauc).4oo:siats. Pfil)6:: l 94‘,NNY9l!4eril9r. .ithey4ooPselt ;..alFrko4PinY,,J l )4l4' that supri !heir purpose, .A 5 you 'go.to the Pottr4 therefore, l'ax=payer, , .- remernber„.thit ," the Whig'Administratton let. paying off(Ste State Debt -. a thing4vhitsb .no . looolooe,Alutitiis• `frationiever etteruptedv-,•yim certaility 'Wain dieliate'riebt prildillicoleatter.to I w i n ib ei o n e.) -; ; , . 644 -7 ,1„„ 113zailishaelrour!Tickete - ', 1' ' 00-FRlEHDEll ; ' , Eitiiniie your tickets eitielbk*nd -,',Pote 44 . .1 sew thitt you lia'Vii ,t)iik WHOLE *HI§ COUNTY TICKET and IstotiNG'bitl i t'lNEFlVKET2 iii,eaFiftil 'that'si4olbeWitiolni.inGi;ior fiend a iok: at with the, F,inr ‘ nrO! Ron Age on i t. `' You;vck t 44 a, full kiqs ;, tuVilitol!, Be , ' c i"O l ui ' I i ,tnivotet , R,FoPer.° l26 :'!4 ls P!!!)W•ilt,i 1 1 .. ~i - , ," 1 11 /I?*N . i" )ll cP r W' 1 t 77 7 '-;'i ii ' . 4. 4 A l l w Fi t i: tit° Veit 4 4i.'!‘, vbfkor/97., 10 114 I ,li;i B ,4 \ iiitiiiitt, bti :c;tiC; "Whi g Not? RKihi:ii.hvityoo:ll:4 ,, i)i!.fi,i/e tinfo 4o "WO% YOMtAtitudtAkt.9 l l, TIPiO I .4Ko, do'l not Notatri.l,o,t,M9lPA:l:Yity,t , ,fttiy,, and i iou - will hal,*- 111161 /0 0 A 1 9 1 ;f*V4319F-1.6-04eiti r esk,o1 'ihoeloonon•ol.Y 010 ,4 1 0/944mLyo,1404111:;fielf.• *whiskers t nio d 3 iit i teasiOn'Ai;th,Pll4llol64 wlOOlO i/ill iiiiilltielvierlenniol3o4H6l aiy.tk , to , ii 4 ki4 .0.11',A.,- '47'J:ls'('AV,ll r ., (14 /1W ,fillei,"/Wo.7.llllol44l44ll';7idli)jtici aWhi4t# WWtire , if WI latentioodo 'lntik mia.. ' . 2 °l " l4 t ntll 4 3 4o#7:4it ti ttoy:t i tlot!9 63l ): ll.. 'shot you r candidates •. , ay 'no 411 pinion, le, 'HHina; ',iflre 0 not 'a min on , our ticket' but Is, fully:merttlylliei suppoit, of every Whig. 0 , . i. ll r jelikitiOn.• „ 1. :.i . ' . .1:' ,. .ikf1' IEIEI 'Daly Five Worknig Days The Whigs should • remember that there now remain but Wye working days before the election, in which to make the necessary preparations for the grtat 'work of 'Ttiesday next. Give these few days then to !your great duty as FrPern t en„ Whige; and "nothing else" . but working Whigs for these five days. See your neighbor—hail. every Whig you come across—and urge him: with all your powers of 'persuasion not 10 neglect the gTat 'duty of voting the Whig Ticket on Tuesday nest , ! , • • Reason and.Ripipan , Whig voteiti',id tembelland .county, make our list itimeillin 'referencia Wl' thee leotion to-day: In'the couree'ol the canvass , we hiiim endeavored to faithfully and fully before yOulba whole meritaaf 'the is sue between the Whir and their oppMiente LL . wlitit ie litiolied in the conteataiid - how vastly impslifitiiit it is . thht the adiritniatintior l i of Pfeeldent Taylor and Gov. Joinistdieihould be liiinnimantrrenatained. Theie hastlm3n .ainy.amount 'of. reason on '` the - subject—Fe . want ROUSIN*O! To ivciri;ithen:i Lose =no' oppbrtuni gettikg out _out' Any tiliength i 'lio Va . rotiiitn 4 *up ; ai1,“... • • 7 , - ;.71. aWhiPssill neglect yotingt =? 0::rIn the 'single county of Conti ityllaine r at the last fonr,:neEiretiett tatives—aeflioient 'to 'ehisnge'•the'thitraater ofithepgielatore-L*ere lost to the' Every bee might beiritimadd, tin' the higf,iikeMriPiritY'agilnet'iliiiM ,urtui tint elecen wh° never assail; tool, ,alte",att ~alef. 3 tora; I Then they oppo eir ic era-ra , aatectothroant r And iti 3 Orpselvei haiiniihought . in, Putting 4orth tot effiot.::,.f;at every Whig resriepyey ibis opgassdsi , ,,Od. take ,%cled c,re.04 , (0.19l himfelf4o ,l 4Pipn - :‘,"4/0 ' shell preveol,tty negleo94.yoting t Airinniph of.,thet Whigs of Curnberlehe COUOV tl ..ivc.t imiat.i, ' , 14i - "77.,.,' ,;,•.f,i Remember th , , , TFA l fW i lit!,4 O f : ' , 4S i B ea r IP 'Rindo Wit*, illt!tng99l4litihik in ~ no ,longer,-a ,Litoolgoo,Ptate,.4 e 4iiii I wheeled into theiVITHIG ,LlNff,,inni4roi4Jl i Iwlthstanding awarras,of o ffi cs-hold rattled.; red:every evoty; andapent-thousatdeltid. hundreds Otthousands ot dollars;tw cep:her a 11 0 ,616 1 : 0- 8 111 te+ ;Ail her internalsure iden tided-whh)the.-Whig, cause., .AD 4 :146 Tied but .make the effort to ensure the,:a ,o!I ecess'et VULLEWiIi'd-thd-Ililliiikpart,Y,,-- - -W ide.k-d4 , l iarr:ikiik wYo64lliiiiiylma4 and lifai t rest aieuiatit a:iliiitilt*OillrglOtiouis ,and atifthlitintirY;ei a , , 4-,1ff.::,1w3:i - ;: ~ -,, , :41. , , ,, ,( i i. .,: , 4 1 tlii,;(4._ ____„.titit 4 ;‘,..et 111 ':' t 4 4 1 4 411 1e1p ,9 7 AtiRSP 1 110/011 r.I. SIT NO =Tile 411 1 ititf t faiN0130441iii ' ' l4 ' gfY :1 4 - x± WP, .`.4;7o,liciti e , '194,t4,; 0 15 WO istn i l r y Ist filisit i kirolidallivd44hlft*n,Vs' .i-'1."1.1),;',, z ~ and , • w; , r;4-1',;(...1,4/Icslio."' r 1, y i '...... 0 ~, ad so'it''`. 2 ;' ,, ,,GlitoNV4litray:iqld:‘ atitairdlt . ..4 . 41b" , +'"!"` 7 .'.',,lohit.11.:Kanly,"-;Rl'MadoLitini'P: 1 bin , ~ i ' ' ',‘/' Alex.. - EvirOro.:-.13: - ,fit'AtingraW; atb-.: 41 . - " J .129iiii* Ke#:. , •-'4, ; , ,, , ,' ~,:, ...4 : ''. '', ' ','- 1., '''',-` ' -,'' ';'',;-" '''':'• ' - '...: - '' , ;'t ' , -..i.',';44: ' ••stilectioir, , ..o2.4ohnston -, • " _ ' DelYer.Vethig.—Yeallg:Men t ei bieet. iheo *l-.'lli k eetina. the' old' . hudependence e s en.-Pilenday,yettingpl, bildweek, ritantlifte'd ae ‘ety - Ittrielrd 90,1 t ha d C P'R4I I .4 Dristol attend , ennanv e ment, E . filliki#:6;;CClii;:iiii Mend ay, ittended;,the' The' manic.+ac:•.:.,<x:,~..o }: . . 'Anterican says 2- " - • ed the vset,assemblags, was Gov. , Johnston. ;. Slid in lobe ' s' that stircei the heart,;ofs every yltbic to, its very. depth, arouse t 1 , entlinsiaira which - found vent in -deafening'sboiits. Peal alter Peal of ilitiii7sllialii!"forthVie he presented himself to thent r anii it was not until some minutes had:passed that.be , loUnd an oppor io,funity to speak.. It Wits , a genereus testirriptiy of respect fpr,:and cenfidence in our, Chief lligistratei which 'must have been very 'grateful' -to - him, end he was evidently touch- y ".~.~:`~": E r . , We have not room for the full report of the Governor's sPeech,,but:welsetmot a part' of it, to which me desire tirdraw the.particnier attention .ol• our , ViThig readers:: It: shoWs „, howl& regardellie,duty„of 'voting, and who , every ptitriot andgood citizen ought to regard .*Jit.. The..Governer Paid:, - .', • ~.!1 Fle.,hadnot oorneobere to give support partizan action .' His,object was. to give aid , ' 'Mid cenittenanieicr.the unifortned volunteer itysterh.r , Thwiddlaw, was wrong: WiNaa a • mockery ,iii itself, - an d ,w i burden upon. the . , treasury o f .the Bolter., He felt Ohre that the '• new law wouldhe ii:tienettoial 'one, and that ':if was hie duty - lo titterer every military, , meeting ! while f by so doing,'he did not in terfere with more, important o ffi cial dudes.' . It was ta r t vvhich, hod brought him, into, this section the Slide.' - - . • But th re Wertibertain itiings whiah might ' be talked abotit'arithmit. his being charged with en . egenript to 'in fl uence Outman poll tirs...,Qf Mb was, the duty whiph men owe to themselves and ,their country.. According to his mbde of 'teaselling; and his Ponvic tions,. every motives bound: to cast his ballot wheßever )(a. was °p re_ ti the opportun i ty . He who 'does not, doesliwring to the country. It is an omission 'Which suffers opporiiiiiii to prostrate whatin'hispriinton Is right; In a .goVemmentlesedbii a Omelet williany one • who refuses to dis Charg e, the duties such a government %opines on him, is guilty' of 'gross wrong, whiCh can seargely be calcula ted. Our ;country Candritsabe eubverted_by brute -force, hut the omission to vole, offers an opportunity whioh . some dapor oth dPSvill be taken advantage, of by. demagogues, to ruin the beautiful - fabric we have raised. V 1 e have reason to be proud of our institutions, he said, and', with great force'and beatr-y of tho3ght, urged that our institutions should he, kept pure, becantie - ii,„,wai to them the lovers of liberty 'in ail tendon' thrited:r en. oonragement to theirlopes. He illtrded to Item°, stricken down by the fratricidal hand : 7 41Pfrarce, and Hungary fallen in her snug. te k4r ad r de r l " Wi o rr i ? ; i b t e t l i t e ly a l p tr i l r d it f O tt f h l e ige a r n tP w bu es t, hushed tharei:Owilt was only stilled for a . time, and if one light continued to bum as a bright star toward , which they could look, it would reinstate freedom on herilirone. - Passing to the subject of protection, he ar gued it strongly, and being requested by soirm.one hula° crowd to give his opinion of Mr. ,FuLLua, the Whig candidate for - .Canal Commissioner, be said hp Anew him well—that, several. ears of intercourse, had satisfied him of his capacity, honesty and puyity of characten.and.that in his hands the interests of the Stato:Would cot only be sale, but be promoted. Re jlad the Capacity to do good, and he anew be would, simply4be• cause to was fair and honest. - After a'few additionai remarks, Governor Johnston closed his speech,,and retired from the stand, amicrdesteitinifneers. will \ BELIEF awe Volunteer i l have it that the Rebel Nt ."Stimplas leis ";and . thit these Helief4Notes ate very unpopular with the people: How beinirkes it out we cant see.' When Gov. Johnson was direotly before the people, the Locos made all the use of the shinplaster argument they could against him, but he was triumphantly sustained. We predict •that Mr. Rupley whom the Velenteer is now abusiug, in co - flexion with these Relief Notes, will also be sustained. • The Volunteer thinks our former notice of :Mr. Replay and Bank Notes" very Con tereptible. That paper says it meant Shin• plasters. Well we dont admit that :Relief Notes are "Shinplasters." The new issues •of them under Goy, lotinstons administmiion are as elegant and quite as good as Bank Notes. '•So the people say. llC:lrThe:Papeie , opposed to protecting' . • Adierican.lndusyy, 9latined : lest . tbe ; heavy , importationsof foreign iron- should open the eyes of their . folloyere, are iiew,9lleging that Englishmil-maa,fron is far inferior to the mina. Admitting this• to be ; the , ; *at all dimmish,the necessity of rprotepling ont own•industry f . We all know . ithat,a vast amount 9f English iron hatilieen imparted and seld ,the oarrerrit' year, and that eiders, for, more are daily :going Abroad.. What .comfort is it•to the American mannfaotororto.know that his modudis are driven out of the market by an inferior "11r.3"'Ottid an' honest old democrut tows the'other vote for 11.1r.'Forxia., as eine! Ciiiiiiiiitisilihteiltethe glaction, he, tignee lam convinced Wei Mfalif la have 'o 3 i*edboard. 1 i:41405:1,64 ;'still hive a inajoiltign'ihelioard, and Will riffifit the Offiepal tire Ineienc'e 'of 'al Whig member FireienteitertiUgtmois plaudit)? fiiiiiittieni,.ibiejl'heit cost the State. its, 'By havind the'BOUrd the Commonwealth and'.•the timpayere 'will be Ttierti i ! lii a 'large nuniber: `cif such honest Deamorats, who . eiie tliewelntriOrifieUriantry thin the 'linea ,es !. . .Ofliially ; ,aiitl' . 'thii;litieeff.' th i iirpolls; wt. 'oho* that Witliire , • . t-Affifs.,ttolomPßogNottltoAt brow 1 09, PP? Cfiffer- - t h at ,the Looolcion eupeiloienderd6( the Ccilumbia 'i3,90.4dw they will ;,PPi be perielijed to `ruii their Passenger Car,with the Fast Line bn'the A. thimbleis elicited, and the,,ifimis'hitt , i Wifole o and 01, 1 ,94, .o E r T 'ideioners, what will z they not ' • .*? '"t." pelt would appaaracom the: for Ign_pn_ 'Biers that ;the; ; nexlr:ilaP; Which Russia oiid Austria,will telie wllL.beAhe . scgeueation;agd {t` diernairtheinfeitt.; of Aulfliff • will not*thMthOlgu,tufotti,litemte of the 047 Pariti‘in sfitf r *ifklfil 491 ,,fh'*ItIfFfif/ 6 O:dfd ' O t -gfYff*,. to 4 411 '4' 4 00'4 ' Aiii it2 QF '• MEM =I Worki4Offen Laiikulogrborektih. , ',..'..,..-----4.- ~.... - HIGI-F, IMPORTANII.--Z r i blk ' The ; Washineirliepublic of iTyeadaYiigle organ of Den.' Taylor's 'AdinlinstraWitt Was " ton, in condemning :the' Tariff 'Of . 6, and alluding to theAmportatice of the Aq ii9 P 2,in-;-Pe f inB Y l 9' llla, 4 o4- -* a ly,ll!ng , holds the following decided and *ani)halio iangant4%,'!:;.. . , ~1 : ; .!, ,,, t'ii . off the PXOPLIC, by their votes. manifest ag - aPiiiiiiiiiOf the existing sysleifOrir it must bit:. We can have no - change: ' Pres'. dent Taylor will seek to carry opt the IL OF THE PEOPLE. We shall have no • e Executive Tariffs during the 'Administratidn. WITHOUT DISTINCT AND AFFIRMA TIVE DECLARATION - OF OPINION FROM TRW-PEOPLE OR- THEIR', ItEP PRESENTATIVES,- IT 10 'IQLE TO LOOK FOR ANY CHANGE.' There will be no pressure of Executive imeasurca on .a reluc tant Congress. -We ho? therefore that -oar friends in PENNSYL VANIA _ arid 'Mary land will lend President Taylor's Adminis tration AT. 4112 AID THAT IT 'CAN , :nglavE from the success ..of its friends , and support ers in those States, in . theii respective Locsi. ari&natiornitelections. Would it not be folly?yeii midness, for !hose who votedlor a nhaggelast.yeai, new before Gen: Taylor has'been able to do a single act - bnlexPress hieepinioniand before _, single Congress- Who pass the la ws, h ave, hit undei hiskAdministration, to vele against hito,ratid , pitivent the change being, 01 , ide ? ;Couldtiny reasonable and 1161160 Man ask fora change, and then - take,awaythe'power to effect the ()hedge 'l,', The questintl to' be decided-at the coining elecficiti is, whether we 'shaft again. become cOlonies of Great Britain, and like Ireland, ben-redriced ' to. beggary and • starvation.— '-American, Working-Men! if you would be -lop !rem 'the grinding oppression 'of British Minpfacturing interests,' yourselves must stiike the blow AT TII ~,,; ALLOT,BOX. Qt r.& democratta_lriencl,A—Col—Hunter particularly requests us to give place to the •fellowing For - the Herald. Young Hemocrats,, Awake! " The cry is still they corns". Ye patriots of Cumberland, be on the alert, watch the movements of the enemy, especially the muzzled press.— 'When a party journal will not admit a free man to advertise in its colums, look to your rights; your-liberty, your The 'Editor of the Volunteer who retard Colonel Hu tot r the privilege of advertising in his paper, endeavors to smooth it over, by stating that Col. Hunter, " will support the regular nominee of the t Democratio party for the office of Sheriff'? Thh friends of the Col. do not kpow whether he will or will, not, all they hive heard him say in relation to his voting, to " I have always voted the 'tle:ritritio ticket. The assertion of the yol, unleeritasmot authorized, by the Col _and he made no request' of him, he simply told him that he was not a candidate, and if he ,saw proper he copld notice it." The friends of Huhter; know too well those who defeated him. The Volunteer 6+4" eonsistency." Mr. - Herald, there is no consistency in him, and can it be possi ble, that'he entertains the opinion; that the young democracy, can be coaxed to support the rotted "old hunkers," by hi:tailing them federalists: The Democrats of Id "Mother Combed:l,nd," will on Tuesday next, let this most poileiheil democratic editor orthe "Old Flunkerfacion" know, that John M. Wood burn (of Mountain land notariefLy and, his esteemed , lnand E. Common, Who has thy: biim 4 p c "Rffiee hunting," most largely devel oped, that they are convinced, that they are only democrats as long at; personal interest Young men of Cumberland be on , the lert, do not suffer yourselves ((to be,draten on any longer." The norninee'of the,olo hun kers is most truly a good citizen, Lut)ie has been fed oo the public crib long enough,— ten .r twelve years in office, should have tend him so, he should have laid him self on the shelf of gratitude, and given room Jot one who navel . had the pleasure of eat ing a crumb that might possibly fall from_his master's table. If Mr. M'Darmond did use his influence to pay off a church's debt, dont let it be a barrier in your way of voting for him. ',Note for him, and you vote for an honest . Man.--- Vote for him, and you will defeat the inter eats of a- taw who are Corrupted to „their heart's core;and would not suppon, it they had not in their view, Dollars tind cents. For the Herald. _ I Beatty-4 wits present on the 26th , instant, u a spectator, at a setpi-annual ex ainination of a public school in •Dickinion township, forMerly know as Gleu'vechool house; but recently it is called h armers' Academy." The examination Was cendect;. 'id by the gentlemanly and itioierillettcher, Mr. F. GILLELiN, in a most satisfactory manner. The 'pupils were' examined. in Reading, Arithmetic, Grararnar p '9eogmphyt Algebra, Philosophy; Chemistry and Astron orriy:;,' The result was;gidtilying, to , Ifie,putiirritineArtneoureti. fediea:and gen preiseiti•On the.occasion. This school iefieEts the,most paiseworthy credit on the. intelligent community in whin it is located. The:public lends devoted to sch o 4 lB IColit 4 pitern open, on an average ? more than fiye months , in the var, andlhe most of them are closed 'during 'The balance of the time; as" is: the ease in most parts of •Ihe country. But Oil school owing to the manifest liberal!ty pi a few enlightened and,patriolie gentlemen, Is kerit` open the whole year with the; exceptien of two short variations. The contributione individuals is voluntary, and mtifficiect to , re. numerate ;the teacher,,'', The neighborimod il'i4CPA ' t i bted dxPectie par' most,useful' instruction , to 'all:childreci tiounds of the school. I cannot closet iti.„ctim n !cation iwithotit - 4 emu pl meriting the first class, composed` mutely ol Prot/S l ?floirt to: ih,,,E 12 itruditable,`in all the branches . thr oe bout the eilimination. Here is an` eilitupliiqwor thy.of The prittoni;, .1110 Oar -416n1 At 3 idiimP'.l l aTiktts re, s to ' be, highly flamed , Imetehed mPiiclea rterac . • lory ptool o thartituch cum acoomplisbedX , 1, . a small expanse *hen , the :,',hmeancireimvp " .ll R. epteinber. 28;0841; , . El FOd i ;Crleana7 tii r ea T , ripo,has recalled on s'; of.:"; . the . iier. California ',"9l4oins, atio4 elaq. or , gokivieelf Oir'itlis(riOtAkolio :eq;:kliodialtne;;;. ;f 5 ii.:°4: 41 4 1 k wkib. *v440)0104 \ ftc ( Plifol l itliGi'4',' ' ) .4 , 11111 44 blast, ' 44 li »E4 l o4,'Alefil(o ll .o 6 6i:Mq s .iNo t . ii o 4B,* ; 0 1. 6 4,1!i.t' , ii f . MEW • pritfai r :Oatiknia*Ml:t> , last riithtdir.ti` I ttfoil the con ditrpnto the Ircitilrade eat in a iritiry)promisitsg condition ' and troth , fhe ,'home'tind foreign trade has improved considerably.: It is untlerstoon that lar g e or ;ders..for,..itillsuvore.teceivodirortheiiiid, Stales.by the last Steamer from'Antierica, and that ou r 4 t r itspistirinlhetOtarter are. in uch &drink'. Thestrike among fhe colliers' in —Southßtaflordihire'latrolreadreaused,con :.siderable];,incotivenience; and t it ~is to be haped,on account afilMse autuirai shipMenta, • that these differences may speedily' be set tied. ,Prices remain mitch the same as last week, with ,a firm market. Welsh bars are 'pelt? firm' at 54 ZS. to 5.£ N-t- While suctra cheerihg'prospect to the for . - eign iron niiiitierOnil the British labdrer is opened to theta; through the operation of A inerican legislation, who. is the:condition of the iron master in this country Rolling mills closed for i liont of orders; furnaces out of blast; and the immense numbers of hard working taborets, who derived a comfortable subsistence - from their .operations, dismissed r. loypimat. ' LEAKINGSHAI THE PITHLIO WOHIES.- The Harrisburg Keystone lately published. a• statement of all thd tolls received by the col.' lectors (luring the- year; up •to the Ist of August last. The Telegraph publishes a statement obtained we preenmo, at the Trea sury, showing that there had pot been as Much pain in at• the treasury by 20,000 as had been collected. • • •, The Keystone-answers that this defalca tion was only an apparent .one, as all the collectors had not time to pay in all' the moneys collected. The. Telegraph replies Hut we.. would inquire what has become ol the • previous defalcation of the month of Jun'e•? •Rad.they,nor had time to get' the collectiontfol !that month into the Treasury . • before they reporiffil those of July 'I . 11 they" were paid in at all, they must have been credited to the July receipts, thus making the July defalcation more than fatly thousand dollars,- instead of $20,000'. Tax-! ayets ! don't the many sOch elvel opements which have been recently made; show the necessity of having a'Whig Canal Commissioner in the Board as a check upon plundering? To Vomis,—A New Law. The fol lowing sections of the Act of the General AsSemblyapproved the 27th day of Febru ary, A. D. 1849,arEC) .... p . lished for the infor ,mation of the electbrs Cumbeiland coun ty, viz: Sect. 1. Be it enacfed, &•33-Thet it shall be lawful for the qualified voters ol,Oelain hes of Adams, (Dauphin, Laneaster Frunklin,Cumbeiland, Bradford, Conte, and Erie, from and after the passage of this .Act, to vote for all the candidates for the various onices to be filled at any election on ONE SLIP Oft TICKET; Provided, The o ffi ce for which every candidate is voted for shall be designated, as required by the existing laws of thisDommonwealtiV - ; Sect. 2. — That any fraud committed by any person voting in the Manner above pre scribed, shall be punished as sin Dar frauds are directed to be punisher: byclAA . tixisting laws ol this Commonwealth. ' • fE:7•Gren. Taylor received'23322 votes in Vermont last November Coolidge, Whig Governer, 22,125 in September. "This' year Gov. Coolidge heti over 26,500 41es—over 3000 increase on Gen.-Taylor's:v ' M 4 1's this one of the proofs of ihrl'unpoiGfririty of the Cabinet.? Qr .of the people's disgust at Gen. TaylM's l 'iotations of his - pledges rot which We hea so much? While the Whig vote in Vermonthas thus Increased, the combined opposition vote has fallen ofl. It was 28,587 against Coolidge last year; 26,709 against him now; so that the majority which was 6,462 last year is now about 200! Let the Whigs of l'ennsyl yenta follow the example of their friends in Vermont--po/ a till-vote—and an equally gratifying result will follow. • QUA capital joke has been played off up on Mr. Ritchie of the Washington Union.— The Richmond Whig published a letter, as if from a Whig correspondent, proposing a system of espionage to be established through the country to ascertain what LObe k rocos had better,be dismissed from offi9e. The Union 'catches at it at once, and expend 4 volumes of smoke against its atrocity; when behold! it is a letter of Ritchie's own, published in 1829, at the commencement of the Jackson Administration, with such- alterations of names and allusions as will make it pass eurient with the Union for a whig letter of '49! BE UN PREItiDICED.—Let np .fooliat ttiertioritifie no prejudiced against this now truly heated medlcine.as to deep this adviEes let it be used ImMediatelyi on pain halo eltrißrittafter.Where it may be, whether Ilt the hea feet, whether it be Inthitt.beeir or abdomenpwliether rising from exter nal or Internal cause,fise the - Br edreth's find reli upon it, that the pain will g , the body will he restored • to betiltb , as, soon as n tore has received MAMMA AIIIIIIITANOE Boni their 0 Ct. The quantity of. Impure burners' hicharged front tho.body by the I:cite:l44oe Brandreth's Pills,, Is re. placed in the couree• of a. few. hours with new. and . pure blood, by the digestion of a moderate meal: By purging the body with this medicine the' whole mass of blood becomes entirely purified and, regenomted.. That the blood, is the lifo of the, body; presumq.ir und i sputed; therefbre I • shall say that' It being tile BOOT Or Ws, It must also be the anat. of! disease. • If disease be in the blood, tve should'abstimit the els= ease Only, not the blood. -.lt Is theimpurities , which' .must be removed by purgation to. secomour MAUI], ' in all states of the weather, in all 'situations, andkin • all climates, The blood, like a goodepirit, is always trying 'to' benefit the, body by, its; Struggles to expel Impurities:, But It 11,not capable, lo.effectmeown ,urificatidn'it all times : to, do•this Kutner often ,aye assiettince. . When the blood isloaded withEm4 • puritiestespecially in this climate, the consequences. - may be , Mist, provided the bloodtlp, not .purified, at once, and this. le acre to be effecled IC, ben ntlrettee MIN are oiled. Bold In Carlisle - at 25 Cents nai.Wk'bi , UniaixuS BARNITZ—by . o..,Culbertson: , Shlppensburg 8. - .lltennentan; Neiv Xluniberla nil I 'Bitneki In Shirentensfownt - 3: ffoeuestown: • 't t!fpfdii,43lso2EoElEClOnt.• 1 : On`tbn9Oth ult:,dyJamen,ll...lltotin,;lgc, -3A,Onn "'Toitonnlo bibo planing:Tn . ManAnna t botlf of Ad sum county, , • t.. On itni 2nd Inst.., by the eimi,lic.lrliovoa &isn `t LAE to Mite `MAIWARISS tinny Petefoborg,. Adams county.-.: • . • ; : Oh Wednesday, the 10th- inst.. Mr. DAVID Cil4lll , f Meehan iceberg. aged AM years. • Idd4on Tumidity the 05th Ult.,i 61, bungee', daughter of Thomas mid Mary , Mpivany, - agednbem • . , „, lovely babe and. take 111Y,real, „ celled thee soon, - 13e thought It best, !" . • ' Swift wailiet flight, short was her 'rotid,, Jahe Meted her eyes and saw:her - GtodP, • In this porougb - on Elatuidtty: lest; after 'a lingering r A eed Mrs! Kant- PROVINCE. aged about 02 year. . . . •tLegansfpetkindianaeon the 18th of Elepteinber, ,of Apoplexy; Liavtn,VirimmAlMlON.,llse4 di! yeare,br 7 . • litrly af patoherland pot Any, r a . ! ."00 . 004th Of September,. Misi tit4nit 11,13 u Xigair ; the horinigh of Corti/dm,. re die 'le the; common fete of mounts; BOO* the' grain' is-elosed 'wirer, the ineeopkte body; the'fortner tenement' of a , 'depitted spirit,' man: icremidded °Vibe uncertainty•'o3 Ire; mi.corraka,depro, The flat of the great , :AK; .dust to dust, earth to ,earth, eshes to.aehei, , Y. hos summbned another bout tcrappopr.hefore , his Judge ' • meet seat. The body of Micrldary,Dhiman.ltes, been removed to IhtilactAmiting,' place, but the renidtp;,. brapie ocherrrneny'vlrtuee lives lii the. hearimbf her •Prelatlvell'and aequaintanees... 81104 , 1111 hiodYnon alfeettaaaMaiskink_qleLatainstblielea_heithhil,li Por,many years it communicant - o'om, first Presoyr terlen Churehinthe'llorough of Carliste;bar *•":has eier been regulated: by thienrseehis•tir "Mit ~.-Writvr Benet/Mont in her dliposition;ishertUndinhef . ed‘the hoor, by her,rnany giftagtoharlfiee,t , end: , .. pep; .•tarmedreligiod'e.mostheatitlful ,) . Ito, by, wiping, the • 'teal ettilairtieettrorn,the cheek or the dpsolato orphan, and wising the'lvidowit . itenettOjeap tbr She ; - .ll,ved the nth truir tibliever,cind obtained thit,vie. toty,mierdeatb In delug WllQ tltq ,ohrlitlaWa '2'.."..',Nicreore L/8111.0M light ether. eriannpliii , enllVell +lam loypahrhabhatloai other . ittilitti Ornoonce InFaee .:.,hoppy, , social feeyngwidto the home- etrele etre, ,has Y, telt .Thitehadowsof the last evening gathirbd..a, naiad her and,gerenely she,elept the last sletop t4.llkg: who WriPt the drapery of her couch about; her, add Illi'dorn pleaeant dreams:" , • • " ' 7 MEM .More ing. Facts. , .... ' f.'- - , iiiciiCiatrrciarzi. . .. - jigti".nas 4.:ithe'kfattwica, which arrived at Boston bn.pitlhesilaiptht, is one week later thaff'prcVlouiladtiices:: , ,y)t is no,t very important, IlietherOliticittly,j#'earrimercially considered. lii'Jko rerit/lr.#-.lWcotton and produce mark kill', Verylittle Change. is noticed, and the Lon don money unirke't •is stattonary.. - t!",....nsals had declined a little,- and business; in American stocks :was small.:. The circular of. the.Barings? says t "We have no' material change to report—lower . . prlee",s.have been .accepted i the limited buil. - " .. . , ,1,.. tv- sNiti\ ness tiansacted." It gives no uptations. In the manufacturing districts the.tra e.was.not.so satitfactory es it had been. The Bank ofFrance had Citadels Mail of three hundred • fail francs to the French Governuient. ~• . ellolainliasjiien . irapfdly in• creasing iv Great Britain, and, very , lend coin :o4lhr ire'" that in LdndifittiSiill4l4lfldient measurea ,adopted for, protecting the lidalth of i the eityl, .."The thimber of ileathslirtiiiiden on the 11th Wdil 316: The (Wtt inUmber *Sig- Jand Wale ' s; on the atime; day, • finiillB2,: alad in Scotland, 159. On. the 10th, thti'detithik in Lon. ' don were 432. During the Week 'entling; the . Bth the:deaths fretmehitlera ,numbered 2026: and,the number from. at( diseaffee, 31,83. The fatal deaths in London foe the past eight weeks, beginning with the week. ending July 21st, had been 1741, 1931, 1967 1909. 2230, 2456,2795 f and 3183. The 'Lord Bishop of_liontlom.had recommended that Sunday, the 15th r be obser ved as a day of fasting aqd prayer in; those Nib triols where cholera priiinted. Fnaliatkl4titt Reitz. , tlhq, ) chief tdpie cif . cession, lief tie :1 `elieles, at wet as oisewhere,4ltllVweek,has. been the Tel. lowing letter from-Liinis Napoleon 'to M. Eiger ,Xey, an aid -de-0, nip to Gene 11.1J , ,stolan in , Elysee National, Aux. 18, 1849. • "...try' Deep' Neye• The French Reputilia i has not 'sent am army to Rome to strangle Itilian liberty, but, on the contrary, to regulate if, and preserve* from excesses, and op a solid hasis to restore ,to the Pontifical throne; the Prigs who at the first placed ,Tiiptielf boldly at r the head or all useful reforma. • "I learn with, pain; that the, benevolent l'inti tutions of_the Holy Father,;and,our, awn deeds, remain unfruitful in consequence ,e 1 the influ ence of passion and hostile•fealingitild'lllmatish ed to have as the base °Mite Pope's,return"pro seription end ty, runny. 'May; on. my nail to Gen. Rostoltm,tbat it cannot ha: permilledi;Undee the shadow of. the tricoloi 6ag , .to commit'an act derogat4y to the ch,araater of ourdriletvention, y sum.up thus the re.establishicient ef.4be 'temporal power of the roper,a.geoorki amnes ty, the secularization of ihe Administration, the Code Napoleon, and a libetal,,Government: • 1 have been personallY,lfurAcon_rnading the proclamation of the threepardiciats, t o soo ,th ot it his not even made tneutlon of the: name of France, or of the sufferings of our brave. sot- • diem. Every insult offered. to' our flag 'Or to Davi - Inform goes rightlfalny henrt; and 1 beg 'you to make known loilniun that i(France7.does not sell her eery icer, she requires at fowlst that she may have plait* for 'her'sucrifiees and. ' self-denial. • " -/St-the-timp-whirpar-arinies-niedokhemour--- of Europe,. they left,:everywhere, as the traces of their passage, the ,germs•of liberty, and the destruction of ille.ebuses .of the feudal system. At shall not be said that in 1849, a French army has acted in ano ther . manner and brought about another result. . `• Desire the General to thank the army in my name fur its noble, , eondhet. learned with painhat eren'PhYaiCallY it has not been treated as it deserredrldie. " Nolhing , sbould" bii' neglected to Make• our troops eon.fortable;-:`.. " Receive, my, deerNey, the assurance of my sincere friendship..';, LOUIS NAPOLEON BONAPARTE " The Paris correspondent of the London Globe says "There is but "one opinion - here amongst reasonable men °alp the publicity given to the letter. 'M. niers, whii approves highly of the sentiments contained'. init, regrets exceedingly the premature pilbliciation. When ho heard that it had beep' sent Tor itlisertion to the Consti. tutionnel,.he requested the conductors of that journal not V: , pal Wh it, and only give way whealis was assured that the omission would bo useless, as it tiltd;tieeii aent to the Debatiand the Moniteur. to. the President, therois no doubt that he was a direct party to the publica tion of the letter in tads', but lie was urged to this course by the persons about -him, and -M. Dufaure indirectly instigated it,_ p as be hoped, by flattering Louis' Napoleon, to gain influence. It does not, appear; however, that M. Diiieure will profit by'What he .IW, or that there is the' slightest "truth hi the assertion of the Presse that the Prince had for some time refu sed to rectiVe M. de Fulloux, and when he did receive hint that hetreated him rather cavalier ly. M. de FallOuX retains the esteem of Louis Napoleon, for itlaWell known that lie has been earnest in his ,endeavors-to bring the Cardinals to reason as the Prince himself. , '" The only real gainer in this al f ,ii, however is Loina Napoleon; futthe has got public opin ion on his side, and is no longer dependent on this or that minister. The publicity given to 'the letter may be regretted, but the admiration of the Senthuentrexpressed is almost general. Even the Creditrivhith has hitherto been the organ of General Catiaigibui, observes that it is °well fur France to have a marl Of 'energy at its head, and it urges . Lodis Nepnlethi to, assume the initiative On all great questions, 'insiefaii of leaving a Chamber of 750 men to neglect or mismanage the interests ol ,the country. 'For a paper I ke the Credit, which has been so clamo rous about respect tor theo.ctinstitutiod, this is strange language, but iris another sign of the times—another proof of• the readiness with which the French would aubinit to one rather than to many masters o , Gin, Sept. 13.-:-,Ttipre can be no longer any doubt, it doubt ought ever to have been entertained for a moment, that the Pope wilt not eider Rome bound by any-sort - of engage mend whatever, direct or indirect. The Univers, as a reply, to , all Tumors and conjectures, notifies in a lino,that his Holiness has left Gaeta for Portici—a - fact whiiiti every one understands to iji.ply , oireantution not to return to Rome. Il Nazionale de Throws; says that the Pope, in his answer to the letter of ths,Freoch Presi dent, said that being able to rely ou two million bayonets, which imposed on,hitu nu conditions, hb preferred to make , use of them, ind,conse quently he thanked the French,.butat the same Ume , desirod them to quit his deminions:`. "It is also stated, upon good' nuthority, that the Cardinals of, Rume, taring no ether course open,*ill nide - aver to bring abont'theiteps re quired by the French, in such a mender that it may not,appcar, that they have been coerced, and we believed that theGb _ il , iint,k s jail!v wil lingly favor this obieet.'• AUSTRIA AND HUNDARire-4104 correspondent of the London Times , sisteit trhat the, Austrian cabinet intend to carry out the .ablitaltutiun of March 'in ,HU4glify - to 'ilie=thitie4.4nt, that great 'oppositten" Inatilfiared linittfier part of tfie , Alagyars. 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