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I PINOT- .T'AID t,VVILTHINtTiIIi
-. le • NM liAiTerw!ivppCipic•fil
sr NOT PAW NINO
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It Not PAW inrraltqlwr
• grilho rtliovelleceme motet!
• coVI.UT Pire)lo OpPi
No dltotintislotte oft pin bialy,
-
bee paid
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DUTY : AND LLAJILLITT'fr "rtitETEgs. ,
tintterettere eoldbetle it -to botlti e r 4 t; di or tew. of
the mot. where the pavers .ere a i t bl MO in Who'll
they arerlirreted, *ill Ito bald tee .1 or e &moat of:
the in becaption mover. '-: r ' ' '' .
PitspirlUtbur.o giftpft ail a ler W; ,
,0 i , alfenhietece.
beoeine etibeeribrn. nD4 ere !Able , the jot of ii bectiof fon
After the Ant of Jnri, IWiliFi It 181.1 CAN will br
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nut to, autinsibon within IDI Co P or rusToGE.
z PozTtt : ,
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v 2!,•
I saw her first in ca,
.Bhe gas euttifig e
She'd, atop thp' cutter
"To win 'her head
And as she'd Walt h
- 'And 'stamp it doN
Upon her fresh an
. Reposed a witch
- WV her next.itr.
• :And still she gni
For there, (woo t
Her gruh - wiis
Arotirid the huge ,
The Stearn cern
And from the stn. I
Was cooking
When 'nOxt I saw,_ r,in tho spring..
She smiled not -birore ; '
A heavy weight san her heart
The trout was 11 no more I" '
The pot she uied Cook it in
Was eat up wit ust ; • ,
The cutter hung a, the wall, - I
'Mid spider weli • tnd dust. ,
'eve seen het. of /since that time,
When all'arouturwas any,
When others laugbep end talked
She'd frown, cud 'turn away.
live watched to stO'n ray of joy ;
But watched„ tins !inyain- - ,
I naverhinie to !ice' 'lei' arnile .
cabbage koineangain I
ONE MEEK 4TEE,IIIOBI EtIOP
A Wit KA L.OP TU E j .
CANADA. Mg THE' BALTIC..
. . _
The'British ••irnship Canada arrived
at:New York o Sunday at 4 A.M., and
the American steamship Baltic at 7 A.' M,
from Liverpoel.t The former sailed Oct.
28th and the latter Oct. 29th.
t.
NILAND. , •
/ ' Recepr,o of lossith: • ,••
,
On the 'after on of WeclriesdnF, Oct.
23d, the steamer Madrid, from Gibraltar,
arrived at Stvatlimpton, with Kossuth and
his family ot,a rd. The Mayor'•ond i
Corporation an n number of Fluntoriens i
were preserr to :cceivo him; and 'the Nifty-
or hastening 'a board,the steamer ivel.
corned Kossathlwarinly, and he triothem I
nil cagerlyq tVe . hand; c36luiming "Ahd
14 /h
now I feel I tart lice. Lf im 'free ii, en I
touch yoursaile The Times , corMspon.
dent describes Kossuth and, his reception
as followi''''' ' - • - i
, ,
He stands rihout 5 feet 8 inches in hdght,
has a slight Old apparently`not strong knit i
frame, and is a little round shouldered.-- , I
His face is nitfrir oval ; a pair of ' bluish.'
gray oyes, which somewhat reminded me i
.1 (non:airs i in expAussion. well f, ,, ,:-.*,......
enth a fell and ar at/ ,tr; L ow, give an an
imated ihni" in ;11ig ar 'wok to his couive
mger4...,Vis IA 2. .' 1 ,51 and broad, is
i t
deeply wri led, .and ti me, .has begjin• to
grizzle a b dof straight dark hair and
to leave a ld spot behial., ',Ain .br44 not
•
pat- the tr 'igungarian nose, but it Is n
'well form figure—such as a French
• p ass port wn # ascribe as moi.iii ix thick
moustache Or covens his thou , except
when he s ' ks' r Smiles, and uri bag with
beard and. 01. iii a full fl ocks f''dat
1
hair fulling * rWri frOrri:;lll4ire'hin.••l Th '
, •. .
portraits a spg rly o4nliko him in eitit
er 'person ''trp vr. 1 ,41. ' Whether frohs'
his recent '
vi cirfroin cehstiOtiotiat
ascribe
.elkOseei, theft? i 3O'rnehow an air of . lassk
• tudellp ,iii .4, to W fi loh ' the fati g ues Of
- bit YIP en improbably cd.ritribute . q.:=-:
-$ tog r . giver, oiie - ihe c idea ?ii`a'alia
,' ior th Pi . ;Owa luttir of: action ;
the ... latisa;aitia Ins facu i ,taiiv
AI th 0 degre , e , ,of melancholy,
' mild Iltiilt him for a vieloParY, or
':'e itilitilat - rittileettitini fort a
r', rg,r lauldifer: , ,; :lie ', ip very
i darkgreep troek,,cpas
id-at...the lian s ls, and
e 6 'itiiii4ll'l6tv=cri4ned
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ath oT o
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okytlll osioto4. .
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iqo time,
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n tit).
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9 8 Y !!))
g.,t3mtie.
,
1 for time,
imiled; : ;
~..Okirtg*tovii,
' g 'Wiled.
..gronsy pot,,
)outitig outi 1
i_ktkeW that ilio-' , .
k" - and ciout. ' i
jivhioc seernect in ••deli r ,
lieEide. her •
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A s . _ lVEgfctY TAPgjt : I)pvoTED,Ti
VOhnilligg -
'UT.?
to - een . lbe tif tter,ltinnin ButiGlhatily
was, ,4 vtrroifinviriad ier)
_der: M : Kos
suthkpres,Se'dMiniame Pu, .y Itiblitieart,
.while his eyes fille'dWith tears,whidli-slow
ly rolled down . his .aherks- M. Pulsky
saluted Madame Kossuth most warmly,
and she and Madtirde Pulsky flew into
' each other's arms; kisied each other, and
wept in turns. My Pulsky, too, was deep
ly afrectfid:
, The ,e'bildren wdre r lbeti eiiibraced, and
a genqial shaking Or bands :t . " ook'spluce.—
Thilfittld scene to details 11 the bystanders,
but the ''entbusiaini on 4hofe ns thlx,M d
rid iiatnis alengside, and the exilei beilt Id
Kosiuth, was. _trernendous, and • in their'
an3lielY•thdY Aearly:puabo ca'et silhniiii
to,the water. , - Repeated rounds of. cheer-'
ilt ilkoka fifjta` .tht 3 .creiiva, nli4.od: ,*itti
the Hungarian "Hurralt 4 anil wild shouts
of tiEtjkii` Keisoth 1" Ilicintileothiefs—i.'
‘4liitd, rad '44 every 'coloi Niter 6. Whised
in a- perfect elotid;,itnd it seemed rut'it the J
band Of patrots - voutd-cnrry
,011 t hei r chief
beility. After titrt'o - delay, 1116ilai61',,elt
', niongai,del; ; 111. Keistitb nub 14661'414d
adieu to "Mr:'! Weeks; the , mkster, nail: as . •
cNi'd4l3ilfelfulder tiyiNo shor e; Where lift
wereap'rfolipilCil 'an :greet ed in the'lMSt
ene'rgetic -and excited ,riuinar by .their.{
frf6htli." ;TheY , ,tluiti,'got into Me Mayor s
carriage, Which `." was propedecyl a band.
of Musle, the English and American 6n-,
siii, and was, decorated Ott) t i ho' Hu tip',
rian tri-ebl
e'eor, towards:the towa, ,
` TWO 'or three Pri`Viitarriages tate ' i;d.
tliallrOeVslen' arid :4°410141f dozen l Ck'-,
t
nay cbiches, but a largo nomber, 3 of er. ,
sons followed on foot: The pro& ion
tr.Oved, down by the shore up: the igh '
street to.the Mayor's coach factory. fi l o
tvindows were full of people, most of om
cheered or waved hankercifiefs ; th joy
bells rang front all the steeples, old us
M. Kossu,;l, bareheaded, stood bowing at
the back of, tlie:'opOn'ebtriflgN his hands
were frequently seized and pressed oy his
countrymen, whose example was lit last
followed by our own, ' On alighjingat the
MaYer's establiglitirnt the gate was i closed
against the crowd,but they were soon grat
ified by the sight of .111.. Koossuthiin the
kalcony, and received , him very warmly.
ilter a few wOrds from the Mayor, M.
M. Kossuth proceeded to speak. His
voice is clear and distinct, but rather deep
and monotonous, like that of a lien who
has used it up in' public speaking.! His ut
terance is energetic, his accent, wonder.
fully ge:El, but he seems sometimes em
barrassed with too Inuelt words,sbmetimes
at.a . .
loss for any saitable, to expre9s Ins:and gentlemen s , allow; roe to interpose lor
precise ideas. • . ; u few minutes, and make one or. tivo.ob
... M. Kossuth, with uncovered head, then sitrvationi to you. [Elcar,, hear.] AlloW
spoke as follows :---1I beg you will excuse me in th'd riante - oftny nation to express
my bad English. Seven weeks back I the gratification with which I have heard
was a prisoner in Kintayeh, in. Asia Ali. the 'sentiments. eipressed and' the hope!
'nor. Now lam a freeman. (Cheers.).-=. that has been Uttered and so warmly
,res.
I am a 'freeman, because glorious Eng- ponded id by youoilitt, throtigh the Ju.s-
land chose it. (Chem's.). , That England rice of the' Eternal . Gbd, my country may
chase, it, which the genius of Mankind se. yet' regain her libertids. [Cheers.] I o'rri
lected for the restinginionument of its 'proud to:find that 'We are supported by the
greatness, and the spirit of freedom for !sytinpathies of this mighty people, and of
his happy home. Cheet,cd i hv., xpl.tr_s -_,! thoffs,kring of . les t itglaild acrass the Atlan
r
~,,thi,,,,,„,e„,,the anther of hope 't op.7tie;:iliroui,ll Nifirio - Governinfintthe blvss
-; pressed hdrnan tty, witli tbo view of our ings of lilterty !ire enjoyed in both' ha i r . ljj.
• laq:Crl,n, your groan:l:2s, and your 11 ?pi. 1 sple'res. Supported by thin sympethk, i
II nese taqd with the conciousttess of mytun-4: tr x l. in Godlosee the hope se fervently
I I happy land in my, breast, yAn must ex use'' e reseed fcaß.ctl,a nd that soon, • (Cheers.)
li me for the emot ion
.1 feel-Achcers the : lni not 'eloquout ;, but th(.; words-I can
t! natural onsequence of so strikian aeh age ) Pelt say ill° brief words—'-which' You have
undektittdifTerentcircumstanc s.:((;;I t re. , ) flone roPtbe honor to ligten to,. fell Tiorn
I li °n it
; 6' 003 G o d Al m i g h t y y: f o ver Orly lips in - ordeillo 'e-xitlain the ptigition
kla ).
blessy 'o,:and your
,glorieus i t pd. Let!of my.country, and not with the vieri , Of
t rile Ito 'jrciu 'will , bi 3 Willing 4 oi: v 4/ exciting v•y tonality for thyself , oa rs , i s
1
1. ray of ope and consoldtion . !my' li v e :not the cause of onelfrintily—Of one party
".land byl, thur your' g,erierottO ' kepti' ',..1-• 1 —=bui It" is the. cans; of , it I.,vt held people
reheert.] May England be ler dt',.! claiming 'those' juit riiilits ti;villicli the pat:
I L
iglorious, and free,' LcheCrA) t4"l ,the `tion,is entitled. After the length:at which
hope, by the blessing Of 'Alm gllty God, ! I have, already addressed yea, I feel that I
' Eln(lhy orip,:owarsteady'rrersev'er , and : dale 'hot 'at:twit:mg detain' , you ; , but I' dm
... by , yo r generous aid, that 'tErighe'd, the'' 4,Man, who :spettk% Us it Mere, by inspire -'1
she 'ii .ever. , remain the' 1 gortoup. Lion; and I now feel . that,,.httdA not al reedy
!int . 0
. thiFth, will not rerne With q only spoken, f could speakvolumes.to you from '
one W 'm freedom dwells, ( reit elieer. the 'ritfergy: etnr:mirritih or My. 'hbfitii..._
'
lig.) nliabitairis of the gen ot.l to'n oft [Cheeittir Iri:conh'etitiiiiieele' that' insliiii•:
sauth litrin,"in shaking ha s:iti" kour 1 , tiriklyati intlitrillciriftrin le' - tit:Tditiessitryi6if'
,Mtlybr my best and ' truest ' (160 [l4re ' ErfeW ) rithre,
,•rir'cirds.l• ll' had:' he'rird'of' ttit:
ti
M. Kotlentli 'tarried round to th( - !i&aptilfiriliVliich'l'tifigh't 'exliedf;ip'''E t t:
and: ibboliJhtiiids` with his ;I& rob' 16d;'blitl'Inici'not•Iiictlifed to rtryslf 'sit'
getjcally, amid :niuph chee fig; '1
It
wit' int; i..t . 86 Id iitl taig i:etitig,''as "that' wit' ic'' h 1
tfai:heiteir to thankyoa, and .t 'trit,iii Vdtr tf k , ei I,llh - MY •lb leg; nirir the" '.:rii.dild
tr
it-
doo , deepest (respect; the inha,
iitduatriouv,; •noble . minded, ,
rl.od. prosperons cityof 1 Sou l
oirehoors.} -, i ~ ~
‘a,.M.llleasuththen 'retired toen lift'
tho4thwygr,l4 - d t gadEit:le Kp!stil tort
yliO howed,ryor9 tir blec i onyf opt w,
I
heOninicerelnef...i - Orward in aek Vi
tnentbc ikl i e,heritgi, mldeh pp i
ted with iyiuch:rgor : , Therlady
ta-btiatreeted4So , theiecepile i n'Ae
f r ooto ksro ti , r . -, t t:, ,:, , r.. , ~.
;.,,Titcy,tl:l,o,!34.ol',Ati(ii:, fat)
itifillev9tat'.Ptihe - o,Plejoitied W'
.•
PP).
'meet', n mo, m e peewit',
110 - 6Ylde 4 'tb , aft
1 1 9 1 0 d 4ektrilObliirt6vbe•
fiteat3a eott *rroiyilaiice VI
riet w attathOwil..aciti
4e name ofthafatigra
'ft 'MOO ',oo)l3loMte
4 :11;0i 0 b . iXqo:4t
SO Witilf3se ino ' smutlua T en 3
Weep" ?
jatiove=his
.064:tattamaid
'
* 4,44L‘'
t.)% •'
tO"s'ti such apSeinhlag# or tho
itedndbeftd 'peiipld 'of Eiighind before
[Cheei-s;],""' ril
,t
The band "iii , . wood' save" the
911iien " , cheers; Kb§-'
6Utti*St4tiod off in'frOrit'cif the
tinkiony.
-gt4.,iroitight,t6l)e
-ticild' a. ti ue6n 'on: 1 / 1 0,lth roith representing
the Prin6iplei Qr (terfoi , chebie.)
Yon' that pifYirego:' ihrinkiii you
once_ die' rB' ivbiddifar; let
inc 'and* oxpr - oiioo or- ray l reelihßs,
which I c'nerdat yo i fojbiii., I gifo -yo&
three cheers fitr youf Rrheimia Qifeen.--
IVOlM"6hde'r:4.l ,God'bleeS you all. [Re
neWeifflebribg
theii'ietired' trod) tle".vdril
diiiv;'leYideritliyia!itin(l, While the'grenier
tinit;or tho Croivii,proesecred'iOWards the,
too' chief
ccirporatii' `nPeritiie4it; GuiftthS'll;',l
‘iheilein the' ilddresSes• Tor the
ocelisl'Ort wOre
Govettiior.': '. , Ito be piesented to the
' • I- r''
'Later in Ilia c,thi; M Kesiuth
caked the Town' MIL Where
an '.iinfinnteil very" nattering,'
England arid' to English liberals." The
flag frein Now York was presented
I by the May Or. Much Ore:
Veiled. '" : • ••
On Frh.ftiy;Qei. 2/4th; the tincietteltht•-'
lough of, Winchester gifyil sort of triurn,
phut reeeption to Kossuth, wbb,.With his
wife, the' Pul4ltys; the'
,Arodricani
and his ‘vird; Lord'D, rind'etliers,
were convoyed 'through'the toWn'en their:
way to the red - de:rice' of mr. Aodrows, the
Mayoi isf-Southamptoa r " , It linfipened to]
be a Fair dayWincheSter, which'was:
throriged.With people. , A long, Procession.'
was forthed and crovidn 'pr'esscd, around
Kossuth to'shake hands. with him. '
rived n'tMr. AndreWs' residence"; Kodsiiih
rondo rt.short 'speech to the crowd, which
wriireceiVed With enthusiasm:''
On the next day the Mayor; Rave a de
jeunsr to his distinguished guests; and; in
reply Ito it tosst, Kossutk made a long
speech ' d
in which he entered into an ab
orate history of Hungary,. and:the wrongs
she had endured frotii the [ louse o f Haps
burg.
Ho was followed by cohden 'and
Mr: Clroskey; the "is merican Consul. Af
ter Wards Kossuth made another speech,
which, as it contains stiecial allusions to
the United •Stnted,'we copy •
M. KosSulli rose and said :-..-Mr,Mayor
. _
that under different formS of government ...
dant iit' Fort' Prown, and Carfivad, front B a nk ; b;i o n g i ng . te; Hog •,i,cce?,.,l,,4;gn•eit
equal liberty. can
;11; d d ogs ; a x i 4r Lo icors.) Nvhinh it appears that Capt. :Phelps ; gave Hodgesus President . ; and tdwil s Siot.
and I trust : that the people will,
,i , i; fullness. permission fOr Alio ' United States steamer.
,ed Willis'i name 'across the" h ~Ic`iif ,tho
Ortiine; ',show whieh is deserving' to bellio' to 'carry the( lqexlcan trop to Matamoros. check,. which hod :tip be . ' dond f efari4 ;the.
check sVoUld 'he tiod ;"11 . 6 . 4 1 sii'let`tha
pcis.sesabr of ilie 'real ring,' bytlui•Propri:.• ThorevolutiOnarytleader protested.tigainst
'I. I • ' • cashier's name ; Hunt batik' le' 'al.:deand
etyl of their, behoitioui: (, Cheers.), T ..I be.. this, and ,I ho •order .waS secinded.
lieve that humahearts and human minds ~The Picayuns publishes an appeal from 'drew the iminey.;•the' QM. di' '‘iiii - I s2o'-
d r t; wild ii -4 1 '
limy require different , form; of, goyern. baravajal to tWaitizert4t of,l4latarnaraa, de-, 000'; I . got 4350:w ; Eth • n
.. , o 0 .
meat,' and ;' t :it Government : cannot , be qi . aring that.ho , comes, as .11 friend; and ,nr- 'spited' a che6k 'Oat 'wa • cfnittiii l roi'. less
iido:Which seco . roil to the People - iihC.l:ty of g!ng,;them to join:him in driving ;out the t h an $ 5 0 , 000 ; . bv•ei t ~r wanted to Make.
opinion, soc.inl''oider ; . :•find" lite 'impartial government ' forces,Who' are their real en.; a bi g ! r i s bfai. , 4aa a , a '.11.c • • .• ' • % .1 .. •."
protection of , property , and person of e'v l orlemieg'. •1:: t• - •ti • • '• • • ' We then' went- 't , '1.." tdiilld'itP#Vher:;
cry class and every memher,of„ society.., - The Ate:dean" papers 'complain that the. Hent: , and Edwri,ri ftli• eirtt .effeek on
( . (.Ifieeiii.)' It js not 'perfee:'((reeclo-n where buildors of the'five war LiesseLScenstructed rain Gdodricli fo -0: lift-'Edl4i'dkiSii3,
i
only ono person out of' . 'a. million, it: in at NeW York . ; for • the ..Mexican govern- seated it at ail' aiiiiiiieo`,C 4 iite;pett j watvv: .
possessiim:of tnyilegres, and the : right , to , mota, , haio. , not 61 : Optics:I With t their cotiJ discuunt 'for . t • rn4riey;" the ,blidliel'Aki T d
votein.the. ) eleotion,of representatives— r i tracti'l , l,u,.l `I• • i• 1 ,-: /.0 • , i • trtf.• he did 'not 'e' that tt_hiciutit'hi l hfirAce;
and a cduntry,N'y.her9,s l r tell,. l . } state oithings • :The' tesbels weietto be of 75• tons each, (this •Was fteii blinking:.'hoiiii'nlic.th,"o
exisecan never have ite governMent roue'. but it .is:unid.they•lineasure • OnlY.la - littiti ree 'son li . ° 11.6 r9'11 it' at, :a' t4F0'4114): fiu!
ded on such a solid - b - aiiis ,t,is that which more than 39'tons. - : • .1 • • • ,:. ...- • ,•• , *640. 1 • e'hini•te the cos for 91` the bank -
' exiAgl, Inv thiS ":66`tpttli,':alid - the. Uniteci .• Ca pt.! Phelps, also complains that Ca r a it was ' ' u;ttrin ;';''We wi'ilet to:the (iii'shier;
SiiiteW"li'Wesl'tiii .iiter&Ae , t. thl''ll,Gii,i-tie +raja!, is , destroing:the:profferty4sFAmeri , 1. T ire . fed ' it, he told : rho `he'ittriliild'iji:„(o
and the security of thbtieviiii l that - '‘‘,,` in eanepanilioinjerieg. American: cititotis.- ,, ;.; thet ' sside'..n . V we e s'aW•liiiti:l' piic , rit i ed it
Hungary ,
ilendedvoipii ' to" l :sid'en ' did" 'en- This) , hat--odieer very. eaknostly'derries,shil a •' 0 ordeik4 it 'Fiai t e.;'tlifY,f r i iiiaddht
large the brisiti 'on) . whichl Otir .cinStil'utibli.. exiirestostkhofhigheit regard for' this couth '‘, int '' - tin.y', 6l- oat nfui6q'lte ijiiiiiielle .
• •
was , fOunded, 'soak id ineladd 'the ' whole try undiits citizens.' ' •'''''"r; "•'• ' •' ':' '' alse .. o6ll4(ja i ti bPk )*6 o ll. i . V tti r ' 4
1 1 . - 6
yi - --
1 population; andlhereby , give tWin , i'i l rillii.l ---Tho ItiO :Prover pronounces these ehails iiii Uin'ttito..,...bei'dliiielitifiPt' 1 1 I `,;,%V ir
tdrest in'aihintiiningtdeltd didei,:`(Cheeii: geii;againatJetitayaiat:.lttitallYl:enfOutide ''''FhOrdrird'tkeeliiiltinili ji
' , hope Id God , that the develeptantl.ifilid i rtral•to 'big clealiFe to.aveicivelubd-shad , " 1 t inu'll.lbhtikriTiks,;:iithi!i.eY
humanlintelledt :Will byarkl! byl'rtiee 'WI savd!tho.'prpperty, kif the :sitiZeng; lint 4 York ;tad rdrged'a' nisi -
doctrines :iir , religious and.Slitioair Trd'erti, 'kit the fact of his riotlbiatihuviii i - ed hiiio l ol 6 "iiiiil'''
domialllmier tho Tworld add- that 'ins? poorpoorquered , ctlie , nityi!cdf •'• 7 1, 1 r . 4 .1 b 4. •' , tr•f the thieephil
tiiit,lntiyikoniinfjiiiii to , -cedtdd - iphiiittri n . .:2frill ...,,, 4, , ,A1 ~. .
God;ondy:tig:ainltarto:thai ffladeti'd'ilili'li ' i'cfADigto.di "Wilt :you itsikt
'ofitationipwlikokittif)hddesetidff" d6(iiii - = ter.th ;16:1, oil . - - ;oi , ;it o
etiti endoittrorecifiititl6ii ittfer.li(tibijcPcfietl al) ,--tiThimk r ybdtrnahrlP r
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IlaVe , thisidhilibilatif limit i ilinitiolfieeleW puranco abeleiY ; lautt, l 4
quent,'anct beet ottitil ')4o;,tirsd,tioiii'ik6 l 4lfiliaj etrenket i 01 \v;;;:' .I ), '
pionlenti friend'it fki . v-tortghod'Ortiidilkiii u: 1,,, A ,1 '. 01 = Uttri :
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ra'airodoi'lo,indlyf' ltiqt)etitlNedfilif;lleg Ori'saidllite.loc"
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Ar'frkle •
'
LITERATURE; AErRieetTIME, MORALITY,, AND EOR,EIIiN' AND, DDRESTIC TN'
• ,i• • T.P , I .. ,•, rJ, .1„••; •• ,
Clealiftl4,' ra. 'November 21 , 1 18514
• , ••• :••. „ • • ,
faith ththotig men, itil trtafgallirdugli by .
diff'eron't WOO/ to; lletivery ::(Cheers.)-.::
Why,. thorofore, do not ,youi,.wlio ( qq,
ktioWn as a 'Ns° man, beeompa•Cfiristiap ,
or Mahon - 10010' Aareln ,aniWored, and]
anid,' ‘Tlii3re was Ota`cin'ti Shah, Who hid in
his•poMession;nmost precious ring, among,
the stones which, was 'an opal whick l had
this singular quality,,,
'm that i it rendered what
ever an ;lore
.the 'ring airceablo heroic
God And Man.. The Shah'grow old,'ltV."
ingrthreia sonsolldf whom heofoveirl'eqiialv
ly,well,,so that ho wns_ar . a lossto which
1 :,
116'.alionld give thiii , preaious rin ,„whiehj
iiiittld inalte,ihe possessor' ag,risa lii both
before'Godlind trim - C.-Ai ' kingt heSallt i
ed'imon .rt 'etinningr'goldmith, arid" told
himto, make two °thor n ritigs ,so , hxactly
-114 the. ono he then had that even ha him
self- altould tint-1)0.010 to distinguish 'one.
ring frain'tho- other. Upon his deiith bed
tha•Shah called his sons a rriund him, ansl;
presenting ,them nith, the:three' rings;told
them tUat 'nip, of therp,had the attributo,of
Malting It 6 poi6sser'i\greeable'hoth.hefore
Gord'tind man. He knew not whiak; rin'g
was the,.truc - One, and redone: must dcBlde;
but.he trusted, that; each Yz'nie would con
sider himself the possessor •ofit ; so that
to whosoever's lot it Might fidlpall would
shay by thopopriety of their condUct that
they were desorvingufit." Nevi, ai there
arc d!fliirent way a :to heaven i the ie' , May
also,be,,nty, there' , fire, different ways,. to
promotionthpromotion Orthe happiness and wel
fare of the peojilii: i '(Cheers.) ' ' ''.
"Englund •wantst) ao , chlino,. because
'skis governed by . ti constitutional mop=
arehy; under which, all classesin the coon
try enjoy the full bemcfits .of llberty, and
freedom, (Cheeta.) ' The consequence
is, !lid rieoplo' 'or , Eng,lapd are' masters 'Of
thoir , olVn fate, defenders of her institution's
obedient to the laws, and vigilant ill. their
b'ehaviour, and dip country has to become,
'and most evr continuo, under such' insti
tutions, to bo groat,.glorious and, free,
(Cheers,) Then` the United :States "are 'n
a republic, and, though governed in a dif
ferent way to tbis country, the peOple of
MS United States have no motive for de
siringll ' liberty; a e.anrre ; they'have got,
freedom, and cvcry means' for' the fiill I
development of their social condition and
position. (Cheers.) Under their govern
ment, the people of the United Stateshiivc,
in 60 years. arrived at a position' which
they may well be prond ; and the Englishi
people too, hove good reason . to - be proud
of their descendqnts, and the share which
she has had in planting of so great a na
lion on tho other side of the Atlantic.--:-
(Cheeri.) It is most gratifying to seo so
great and glorious a nation thriving under
a constitution but Jittlo more than 60 years
old. It is 'not every republic in which
freedom is found to exist, and- I could
cite exnmples in proof 'of my assertion— '
an,cl4. deeply, lament that there is umohgl
them one great and glorious nation Micro
the people do not enjoy thailiberty which i
their noble 'minds so well fit them for.—
It is not every monarchy that is good be
cause
~tinder it you enjoy' full liberty nnd
freedom. Therefore I feel that it is not
Abe living under a Government called a ,
republic that will Scenre the liberties of
the people, but that quite 'as just and hon
est laws_mly.e.Xist under a monarchy as
'miler a repuhlis. (e t heers.), '
~
"If I wanted nn illustration I need only.,
as I have done, examine the' institutidus
of England and tho United States;'tet slidi‘;
7 1 u. i't
hay!? listened to, from iny hon.; crtonds,•the
sovereign . rights of,thp pcopla
iloy.sally,ap4nowledged l -,,desnotic ,govprd.
ineete!e*§P; and , )!Nglick be, frget”-,--1
(Loud cheering.) i , , , „
;; The proceedings
~.shortly, afterwards
terpf.e.,,,ated;. • , i.;; ! : , ,,
1 . Up . TA!' esday ispeato made Hivate
vistt,to London, bet, returned
,the nev.dqy
to„ attend 09 b4eqee.t.te be,.giYen
Which the Hon Abbott Lawrenceipc-Pcn.
rotary ; galker,;and, , others, yere"o2cpectod
to be N'eseet. ~• -
The London Times Sys—."lt is stated,
on good : authority ,that , Lord ~Palmerston,
has caused, to be intlmnts4 0.0
lb .
or of Hungqry thin hoia, ready, ,to grant
him an, interview, ,
should Kos r i
suth desir,o it. That i ns ; fnr ; as„hoi, Lord.
Palmslitory is, concerned, lie would :rutin,
nr, see him than otherwise." ,
, Prom Tho Con ;!oiri DaVyliews.
!i,sit of .Nr. Ifwietitc
Spj.TTLIAII7ON;MO;OI,:ty.
:I, i
. The principal topic of Conversation;here
to-day is the ~ 3vonderful, speeek, el- M.
Kossuth) aktlic Mayor of Bouthompton'p.
The .modo of. delivery,' the matter,
,41 fi d •the'
excellence ot thp,English; are c(mally tit&
subjects, of, complimentary comment, and
the general impression is that the most.re ? .
markoblc man of the century...,,has. some
among us,., ,klis wonderful, pow,ecof inflpx
cueing men's minds- is:illustrated. by the,
revitlsion effecting witioll thutlodPration
of his .sentimonts has preduced Among
tlio intelligent .conscrvativry, aT large sod
influential section of thp town
,poputaiion:
riley, hue expected O , r.ed,;,repttblican, Qr.
something ()fillet sort, anitarc quit() in .es
tacies at finding - a man who utters the'
most constitutional sentiments, and,
only seoird, to.restore institutions 800 years,
Qld.. , Tfie sjcinand for : tickets ; for the. bon.
quet ha . s risen to, an unpMeedentedexteot3
and tho
.dimensions of the !roost ; am corer
plained of as insufficient for thp mccosion;
Mr. Ltt'w.r 6 tlce) the Arnericon:Minister,
arrived at Mr. Deacon's,; the.town clerk!o,
accompanied) by an 4iotngpished
Am e rican, Mr. yalker, tato ,Secrotary of
the BtateTroPsurer. - The public witlyee,
this,gentlpman, from tho'„eulogiurn
of t Sir,Rebert Peel, that "thot he was one ,
of the ablest MCI) in Americo.." .
1,. tater From the Rio:Grande. - ....
BAITITIOII 11. Nov. 11.—The''NeW Or.
leans Picayune of the' 4th, Containe fur
ther inielligence Train-. Matampras: ' ' The
fighting was etill 'contimied , .With' great 'en.;
ergy on •the part of Avalo's fe.rcee,..tiiid
there wore some Signs, of flagging' on the
part Of •Cemvajal; who was ' fighting • his
way fromhotise ; to , hotAe,•havin.but'--a
1 single piece of erdinance,4hile Gen; .AV.;
utes. had twelve pieces. r • . . .
A letter.fre . n, Browniville'says' the rev
olutionists are a:mere- band Rif rcibberS.-
It is stated also that from 1200, to 151501
women and. `children ' had fled from Alata
moms,: and were in great distress and des
titution. .
..- ....
Gen. Avalai, during the continuance of
the attack!• has ordered, the Arnericathemselveses
identS,to confine thoseliee te their steres
and dwellings, u'nder.the belief that they
wOuld... gi,v,,tii 4 ,-tind countenance/to:the
revolutionists:, :. . iI. ~: ,; :',' • .., ~..
. ..We,findin, the Rio Bravo a correspon
deuce bet Wecn Capt. Phelps, the. commen- .
-__ - _
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Ewe,
;Huber
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tiii d f o e nT 1 le d h e o R
iVal t rof I i c P elel e m i l i ik,:e . • 6 P, 4 i tt
OFFICE: , '-' , l •-• . I ''' 0 t ."''`! '') " ' '.. t
f 1 ' :';‘, `' .:
'l'll''''; ) '1 k1....11 .. I. 111'.
A, 8 :c!le or: rinlinlis .Pgifew.lll4iWtoi-
~ • , rptipigkAroe ktfoliflL.,.)l, Cdr
: '11) . 8 sail., - ,,ranciscli.A4eralc, [ ::-s9Atainß
the 'ConfessiOn of Robinson, one of t ,ljr!
thr?e men lately. hung. at ,§?Frr!KrwnifsillY
the pe, OM? ? whch l :ls an acconnt„pr i ts Bret
61 s'uctifss i ftl i vtlitliniee, ‘Nilifcluia P4Tahli.
it'ir' I3altlinoi.e, i New Xorl:, Phtffidetpkiti
,Louisville,,Tid o t th„o c._io., rirTMfirPlifiqr,
h'g; emer fl e )94 l.. ! 4 !l'?PFKat.i9ns ,u! , IPY9FiIb
Pliec6, i4,l l ,neT9simg : - ~:..,
Ti°v'T`b , V# 37. ,, I , v.f 4l ,ini,-4PiiY,itil,
there ; be'ciune ncOaitited, willl,ri l f o AM
BdW'ard'.4, at ilio,Ux.cittieiq .110tei;i119,44t
( l uite l 4 ; eci t ldl :l;: ntln f ' i T.'? qiila: !) . .ei -'4IA
very anxiousio filidhint,;:k_l 'tpjailn. ho.
was rii` the' HO wa id Jclouse,, N 1.74, 4 Nyfkltt,
SiqiH:l" l ' 66 ,,.( l f"?hd; yin? ,: t haril3_,t49Tl_,,, egitr:
suited together some :lime, Arte.fouct l y qg
to mak•omO t leir. i partneros J„ , v t o pi very
goad 'dcribe. ' T was dressed r.atiitsy) - copgbj
they expender) about 300, in, Jews,ll and
Clopi‘s, tO'infilt'd me',l66k;genteel, and,1391.
sUspiCious ; then wO'wei t t, to,!llisurss;-,we,
fOrtted a check *on Dodge - ,8ca1,*,,t , t 6.4,1,
P r °' 69 t eld the check';' tl?.ll,:icld'iiT'P,,t)leil
firm had note's mOciTr l 9,r l PY 9 1 ): 13 °P,9qcf‘f
tlib cheat' called `for, ; I'
,returriod Jo „Ry.
~
partners and fol i c' thernw d bathadbapi),a.apil l
; Mr. Fl.'tOefc 8 3 0 0 an
.., ma e. :4,1,01143,
iii'the"narhe of FF,,8;5!.r.',0),i, iiS( l tha,tiypeans
ascei,Uinecl the'ainount ; d ile dreiv i nnrither
chl railic amountt o f . 02006c4 I „ pre
sett 1-; ',they paid tt.w;thout, tutv ,:ltepi.
i rt
tatro ;rt , c at three' sl6oo,ifridth,barpntx3
in sso6'bill4;, I toOkit ;to, oar 'r,ootii,,apd,
my partners gave; me, 63,5;0,0'19r it. Aped
4th,',l met themin Philadelphia, at.Jones!gatel,iti Chestnut stree l labOVe Bixtb,i.ati
ter ,beigg'there 'twq dayilhey ris,ifed. me, ,
Ito write Itidgway's name; T. Practiced threo
Or fear ho l urs ever day, for • Our, days,
by thiS 'ante 'I couldcounterfeit' Very well ;
'there was:, lt'dd before . irif i l, tWenty bank
cheeks. I wrote on them all; iand,Out Of:
tho number , got one with h perfeet i eisna.
of .111 i. Ridgway ; • I fill6d the - check. for
$20,000;
.Ihen Mr., tdwardS' filled: the
chuck'by writing Brown "& Cfi; at the'ead
Of Ridgway; which'rp`ade ' the ~' firm l ßidg', •
way, BroWn"&'CO.; HU n tjobk the, check
very coolly' and 'pht,in'in his pocket, ,and.,
walked out ; presented it at a .ce'rtain hank,
land drew $20,000; all in $lOO i'ji'
, 6 Pd .
notes ;• I got $0000; I sent $4OOO t• ra y.
'mother, and wrote to her, that I"drew, it in
a lottery. ' , • fi •,, t , ~ ,
~ ,
, Mr: Edwards Said we' must` put,the Bid
' timore Bank through next;" on
.'the, ptli,
of May Ive met in Baltimore; Mr..EitCyl t rdst
and'me to c;raur a 'chegk for ep,o,oo;sign
ed. ICotlis Coles & CO; he gave it iir ,'we
and_told me to get the money for it; I i;e l ,
fused tct- do it; says he,',what are you
afraid
afraid or; lain afraid of nothing, but
-I;
will not take that" check there ; by, that '
says EdWaids ' I will in the bartir l '' and,
get sorhp . 'doldfor some, paper inOney :: k
then' agreed to gO.° and' take ' the ~ chek, '
he 'told me to Yet him go -aiiii ' g ei. somezOla
and when they` are', paying , me' th; gold'
you present the check ; I did 'sod , the, -
qashier merely looked at the 'check did
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told the teller to pay me ;, ho gave , tw ( o
thousand dollars' in one i hundred dollar
notes and tlia'reSt in five 'hundred &Max.._ '
notes i',Edivardi Staid' there sorpe ;bine
afterwards; in order to detect any scapi-
Cleo ; wo separated, met in' Wlteelltig;.
Crimberland , and Cineinnati ;,. we were in
Cincinnati' in l ianatirY ? 'lB4L,;',ierital tifi d
there about four days ; Edwards and 'my:.
self forged a cheCk'on the <iti's'l4;l2/ Co.
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