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PITTS:BURGH
.8.1 0 ,213RD4i MOANING, DEC: I:3, 1851
Anti-Masonic and Whi g - Convention.
t-At a meeting of the Anti-31.enin end
Whig City Ceddyealloa held Deeetsibet 19th. 11,..
lotting redollatido trip adoptni: •
Brad -4. That it nhslt hro thn Jut, f the oot
tlin C00t . ..10v to ord., the no,at Ininl•rr
b. hold In th• onovrral ward., ton th• Aroonnot no l I no")" .
Donna:int nolt, betwonn thr form,' on' II 1. 11. 00.1 n II
to nlest A,n olelrhottoho, ln I ,, onv..onton con Ike
Wh1n..n.1.4 following, to nornin‘tn • re 101nte Ire 11., or.
In .envinn, with who-h, thr rir non f.or
In , helot at the dun. otaool In the o, mod Ono
•0311,,,nu0n will mint . 17 In. at
10 tioLork. A. 11., In th. eohnnwon Conln'
d,t:tn .10110 0. 0. ILEA .
jpe-E EAP ISO MATTER POUND
L ON CA CH PAGE OF Till; PAPER.
Want I . lllltAitT MEETIS69.--'yo-day is the
i
p
time o ffi cially appoittted for the meeting of the
voters of tho Antimasonie and Whig party of
thin city, at their usual places, "r tho purpose
ofseleetiog delegates to a City unvention to
.nossinate a candidate for Mayor. ?The meetings
ore to be held between the hours of II A. M.
wad ' ffi''4„; and we hope they will be well at
.tendisi, and that sucliltelestion will he made of
7 soandtdate far Mayor as will, stolre unity and
.14teorly 14. action.
outneirbbort. nppertr to be very noz
. irksto place um nfp luc position in regard to n lit
,:tletTtagrpith from the New York Herald. 'Amu
- tbe . into affair
of the Prometheus, which, some
lii*,.jokintitour paper a few days ago, and
- 'wilhkhoientiment of which we its little agree
as th 4 do. They must be html roe for some
thing to tale exception to, when two or three of
them pounce upon one poor, unlucky extract.—
We esre nothing about either it, or their etrie
turs upon it.
.:-,I7II!,TrIKASON TYLIALA.—An we prrdlelf , l
feW:dayi ago, Iio.NAW, ha, beet, acyuutsd, and
the whole batch of treason trials has been 36411-
;lonel this will he Ito, last attempt to eon•
carmen resistance, either active nr i picc 1, of
',law which fs repugnant to the natural and
moral feelings of a groat portion of thr people
of the North, into treasoo against the constitu
tion and'porernment which they love and re
spect. If any person, breals the law, he is
amenable to the penalties establishid by it, and
nothing more, and the attempt to makC the of
fenders amenable to the law of treason, by
which their lives would be forfcifid, exhibits
the unappeasable demands of the days power,
which is not even content with the advantages
-gained . by the fugitive slave net, but must pre,
for the whole power of the Government to be
,exeried to enforce its demands. We are no
itthrOCites for re.inance to Intr. One of our car
dinel principles is, "Supremacy of the laws,"'
''vend wethold it to be the duty of a people how
flier greatly they are ngrieved, to submit to a
law ever so repugnant and oppressive until
they procure its abrogation in a legal manner
If the law violently conflicts with a man's COP
' )36E1 2 . n—with his duty to that "higher Law" re
' ivealeit in the Bible—even then be moot not re.
• siseit, bat submit to its:eway, while protesting
. against its requirements. lf it requires hint t.i
do some act, which he cannot conscientiously
Perform, he may passively reface, as the t,pta
kers do to bear arms, and endure the penalty.
'But nothing more. He may not innocently te.o
. -force, to prevent the execution of the law; but
. he may and ought, on all fitting occasions pro
test against the atlinibive requirement, and pe•
Htion Goiernment far i 6 repeal.
• New Yotte awn Ewa Rant...in.—This is the
most gigantic work of the kind yet constructed
In the world, whether,e regard it iu its length,
axpiense, or the amount:of its revenue. It ex
tends from Piermont on the Hudson river, some
twdlve miles •abovo the city of New York. to
Dunkirk, on Lake Erie, a distance of 469
through 1 country presenting many and great
obstacles. , It copt,in r none numbers, *vd0,,"..00,•
%. 000; dint enortuousais this expenditure is, it is
- +Arcady yielding It) per cent. dividends. Ito
earnings for 10 month from the first 'of January
• to - the first of November, were over $2,277,110,
and by the cud of the year they will exceed
000,000.
'Thefreight carried during the first nine months
of the present year amounted to over 111,000
tons, of which a large quantity consisted
bee. anti cattle from the neighborhood of- Olean.
Immense quantities of butter, cheese and milk
are carried to New York over this via
ago Iso,ooo pounds of hatter reached
?'that city by this road in a eing,leday,.., Every
.morning a train comes demo to Piermobt Irma
'- a:distance of from HO to 100 - Miles, loaded with
milk. _Front Piermont it is car... 3,1 to New
York by steamboat., and iN distriboted to all
ports of the city before breakfast.
It is stalebthat proposals have been made by
resperimble parties to the company, to lay a
tecontl . track throughout its entire length, the
parties to take stock et par in payment ; and
there is,tittle doubt but that it will be done.
' This road rune abOut 20 miles along the hank
ofilte Allegheny river, reaching it at Olean and
continuing down to tile Indian village., whence
-it rune off in n north-westerly direction to Dun
kirk._ • Olean is shout 100 miles west from New
York, and 175 N. N. F.. of rittshargh;moking
the titlttanCe from this city to New York, by Unit
roritii ° s7s mites.
Arrains
. 1n F . utorr..- 7 The State of parties in
_ France ii Critical and uncertain to the last de
giee. Allihat can be said is that Louis Napo
leon appeirs to be gaining power, while the
Asaenibly is losing in a corresponding ratio.
Italso appears to. be true that his accession of
strength is in exact proportion to his advances
; 'towards liberal and Dem - nemtio views and poi
;;;; icy. The democrats have no faith in him, but
someuf his bate measures and recominenda
tiims, vtaiticnlarly his project for restoring mii
• ,
keesalaulfrage,
a fact," says the New York Express,
Fir . Stratford Canning has presented to
the'Porte a veryienergetic demand for repara
.;.~ " . . lion for the insult offered to the English flag in
;.; the Verson Of Mr. Foriblangue, the British consul
at Itelgmule." This is a very extraordinary item
:tit cows, and may have more in it than strikee
the eye.
The.new king of Hanover, in the official an
' nonucoment of the death of his father, makes
the following pledge, which has caused great joy
r alitong his subjects:
promise hereby, at the same time pledg
'"
-.:.eillktliereto our royal word, the irtriolable matide
,- onlstitutian of the country. Whilst
our state, ministry and all oar ear
clerical and lay, in their present posts,
7,::i - e
e N,ci : truat that they and all oar subjects waren
-4.-1.4.Aem4 due obedience,and will remain constant
devoted to us in f ai thfulness and in affection.
,"qn the other hand, we assure to them our royal
respect and grace Odd, Mar sovereign protec
tion, and oar Benin to promote, with the help
of Hoe 'Almighty, to the utmost extent of our
prom the welfare and happiness of our sub
. Jeeti!' ,
The. Quee n of Spain has granted a freepardon
to the tepntrAiree British subjects who formed
p - artof ,the Lopez expmlitieu. and who were
aerkt - laSritiin in coMpany with their AmeriCan
oittarttdes...„..:llisse; unfortunate :persons were
6laeflyitiund,lads; and who pleaded that they
3/ 1 4 , 13eMs'Inveigled by the plotters of the espedi
-1
thins 0,1F9 it under false and unfounded ropre
-, .; .
tialYut in expeptabon of great events the corn
inkietti 4
:17riainal preparations and repeated
niorreephndei.cewith: the North'ern Powers are
'taking p e froM'Sicily to the frontiers of Pied
4Obt—More troops are to be sent to Edeily,end
large body of men are,to be concentrated at f/a
etit and Caserta. The powder magazines are
hard at siork,. and both army and navy are
pliieednn a web footing. The univeraal Inter
crii, felt in Englatid for Nemeth, and the
knnirn iymintby. of the 'French people for that
illnetifons chief, add to the general alarm, end
troold,tie donbt,"lezpose a.more.hamane and
,hatteat.ipoltny In . Italy, did not the Emperors
Aciiria will it otherwise.--
f
:,Th;','izttittildit of Americiiinanother cauee:of arm-
Qieeeeu in a meat wretchedcondiiioli: ; . -, tw o
• " Lion and wenkness,chsracte r iie
.:eoiiii4foitithint . if Use igoviumiatt.:
KeettLITIL—SILY *mow or Cosoans.s.—A good
deal of uncertainty hangs over the action of
Congress in relation to Kossuth. Some old
Hunker organs—'lower-lass' Journales—of both
the great parties, are opposing any action at all.
They may succeed to preventing it, but we think
not_ The almost nniversol acclaim of the peo
ple for a public recognition will secure a major
ity of Congress in despite of the noxious inyui
ry raised by some cnuging spirit+—'• wh a t will
Russia and Austria think of it !" What need
we care whatYhey think of it" What are they
to us, or we to them, that we must consult their
wishes in the matter of receiving the exile•t
Governor of conquered !lung try 7 However
tench they may dislike the reception of 6nusnth,
they will gulp down their wrath, as they did the
moldy letter to liulsemon, and look as smiling
as ever. They core too much for their crowns
.end their necks to risk a war with young Amer
ica. The eirtnumions have kept .the Russian
Rear at hay for the last six or eight years, and
he will not risk the chance of sending an Amer
ican fleet into the fihtett Sea will, 'Mil MO Cool
fore for his revolted subjects Ile is too wise
for that. Ile wilt do anything to rru•h the lib
erties of Europtchut go to war with the jeuug
Western Giant. That lie will not do.
The deliati , in Pongees+, sn far, has Lees con
fined to a few indiehloak, n o d if all are to !Trak
it will he interminable, and defeat the object I.
delay. Messrs. Foote_ Illolerwmol, Iterrien.
little and Seward have been the prinoi
era. The.following extract from the Washing.
len eorrerpowletit •N . of the rod limo, Sun, will
show how the debate is ectiniateil by that able,
but intensely Comprotniee-Locufocii writer. It
is qiiito refreshing to tint him Arai sing Seward
and little.
Mr. Seward in the Senate, made an excellent
speech on the Kossiith Itmorlution. roil of sound
lustorictif reflections, and to his honor he it
spoken, entirely free front the freowoil humbug.
wbieb it has been sought to lug into this discos.
sion. Spettell Nett] the more striking, vim
Intent. philosophical anti lirtflorm, 04 it war
l owe d I,y a very special pleading on the part .1
Mr. lierrien oiatino the Resoloti ~,,, aril suited
to the views imeient Etiropeno diplomatists
)Ira Vert-Iroom. alrai I ha t the reeeption of
hoes nth might be eonstromil Kris+. and la.-
trio into n ilsternituntion on the part a the
toiled States, to look with dolor-a-ion• on their
intervention iu Ihrugorian rillort, and that the
I in cititskiptetike, might feel sorters as to
declare war itl - ,must tie
Mr. Verrico it a very considerate man. lot a
war with Russia would-not half a s notch hares
this country pi, the agitati , n of the ela very
question Let.laim be a littlo loss afraid, f Ittis•
tit, and a little more of internal ,s. and
he may leave the Senate with the profound con
vicliati that this country tun) -lets the world in
arms, and Lae only to fell' Ito own factioas that
endeavor to sglicert the government
Mr. Il i ac a osvrcred lle !terrier, rod detail.
irked hint in his foam sledge hammer style, 11 . 1.
showing that if Lafayette hvi iml, sigtoil the
musty record- of French monarchy for a proce•
dent of his nol.le acts, he oull have stayed at
home. ale. Hale mitteil the ret , oltitioll, for the
ire they would give to Europeau Ireirforti.
I have ' never seen )Ire Halo more eloquent or
forcible than lie proved hinter:( on 'lite ,lettlttiti.
Mr Sumner will rficak to•tiiiirrow in favor of
the resolutions, which will mifloulit pm.. Then
ihe President will ciatimarld the el, in
l'hilaikelphia, Volt:more and lbmehinglatt to re
ceive Kossuth with I:emu:rimy nation:] honors. on
his progrraf to Washtrighin. Mr, Welofter lois
already selsiivrii the venison for for diplomatic
dinner on the occasion After his fluke-mono
letter be would ini4eeil make •'0 step backward,
did he not do honor to Kossuth
Ohl fkgyistri hits received nuotner terrible blow
in the Senate t o -day,
Ire his
ve Rot vet reee;vo.l .117,1111 i of th
iotirel .10,1 e in (on The Ilepohl:
'ynepev , theNle,er, Sew
Berrien. bet 4.1 of Mr. 1141, t , td,
.li•tinrrui.ned p..rtotuttte name I ta the
11‘ , 1tvc-t6 , d unt.ed len and
13.• v.othl tt,h: dttzres. t-t!dtd
f him in nri.oit in .Aa, Mwoe , where
n exile far his C. 11,3 CM - IKM. h•d
inbtrwetc.l the I.reti.lent nt tine 11111,4 State. to
expre.os through our repreventatile there the
sympathy of the people for him: mid to tender
to him amts.:469n thr bolted Nantes In n nation
al newel, The I'r silent hid 01ve) . e..1 the tilde.,
Donn, and in bit recent roiwsugo hod iutotniiul
I'ongrenr that the illustrious ,trulk,r 1,0•1 about
to arrivlo and recommended that eiingrewt would
consider the manner nt receiving hull who et]
been brought here by its authority
This Was enongh to nttmet the sttenti.,
the world The matter did not stop here tt
tho invtimee of the/ Presidynt, the .inettion hod I
been introduced in lb.. ,mesotc, and a debate hod
Liken place Under ill these cirennistanceo *
nilence would very iikely cd z
oneiied neglect,
nod neglect would he construed Mr/ Indignity. I
The rottur , tuctwe wouhl le. the intliction of
wound in the genes nn heart of ,. friend of !they.'
ty, in who.e bosom we in•ldetiltindliol grown le
and the expectation of a norm mdven....tit nod
come. The effect woniil be to discourage the
friend of freedom nod toet...our/age Int.enetitir
Lie (Mr. S cuill.l not coni.ent to le ininunder ,
...noel, by ollowt,,r. his arrived to Fumy nonotmed
titiogyeel, nod, in order to put himself right,
andleallace of her opportunity to do h• •
hip! brought the Collect /1,4. toprog, C, ncr p s ,, ,
and in a slyipe o nnex.• , •rdo , naid , . to to allow all
to unite init.
The renolOtmn was not in the shape tri which
he would have preferred it to hare beenin
Ile would li+e voted for the resolution or the
Sienator from Minsissippi ItS introduced, or with
the amendment of the Senator from New !lamp
shire, or il l any other shape. lie considered
that there wan in. feeling more strongly expe•
rienned by the American people t'onnect" with
Hungary than that of a desire to extend
dial welcome to lio.:0101 1,54 than what wan
propone.l by thin renoliamn wont.] be neglect.
nod neglect :night he constructed into intligni•
ty. The simplicity of the net would enhance its
value lie knew of no more soblinie npectacle
than that of the l'engres. o f the United Staten
giving to Kossuth a eorilial welcome on his es
cape from the bands of Etiropenn despots. 11 ..
hoped that. ins - K....Audi was lirmicht here by
the notion of r Apart-kg, 1,14 reception and wel•
come would he a national one. •
Thin resolution did not commit Congrenn to
any thing beyond extending to Kwistith n wel
come. The combination of the power:. of Kit
rope to suppress nll attempts by the people for
their eighth hail matte ,deopoiinm n coalman
cause among them: nail, necessarily, the friends
of constitutional freedom. wherever sitnat,,l,
must be enlisted in linortannn mate. TIIPNIruc-
Oa in Hungary wan regarded no the struggle of
civil and religious liberty. In all such 'drug
gles one man ranee than others hfc,tllP
;wished eithevfor his virtues, his abilities, nr
his services. The name of Tell wan identified
with the history, of Switzerland: the struggle in
Scotland brought forth the name of Welts,: and
nn one could mention the American Revolution
without being reminded of the majestic form of
Washington. So in the cane of Ilungary was
the name of Kossuth identified with her history.
In honoring him, we bettor his country's ntrng
glen, and all thane who have hoe,, engaged , a
similar contents for the advancement and pro
motion of civil and religious liberty. It had
been said that Kenneth had done crothing for
thin conntry, as was the once with Lafayette
The United Staten now stood in no' need or aid
from Kossuth. Thin nation needed no aid tram
any being whatever, otitis than the Sovereign
Ruler of the anivtree.
Ma. Bananas, in his reply, said
lie did not agree with Senators when they
said Kossuth had been invited here by Congress,
and therefore we should welcome him as the iti
vited guest of the nation. Nil any one doubt
that the object of Congress in doing,, so was
to afford them an asylum where they could re
main undisturbed with the protection atloriled
them by our laws ? tie had despatched a .a
tinnal weasel for them; woo nut that to afford
them a safe transit to our shores' If they
were to remain here, perhaps we would be bound
to afford them on asylum and the means of sup
port. Kossuth, however, came here not to reek
an asylum. Ile came here for toe purpose of
promoting the principle-that all nations have
the right to control their own affairs; and be
expected trout us—the, Government, if it may ;
' it net, from the Atorricao people meting no the
Government—a declaration to the European
governments that they must abstain from all in
terference with Hungary in her struggle with
Austria. In unison with Great Britain, wo
must say to 140/Mia, "Stand off, and if you in
terfere between Hungary and Austria. we will
be called upon to interpose our power," Mr.
11. referred to the speeches of Mr. Walker and
the American Consul, Mr. Croaky, upon this
subject, and also to the speeches of Kossuth
since hit arrival here, from which it was tn
dentlythe purpose of dia.latter iu coming hero
to ask - for the enforcement of the principle that
no foreign power shall interfere between Hun
gary and Austria in the contemplated struggle.
sympathy and public honors to himself were not
what Kossuth asked—these were all idle and of
no value; but it was to obtain a pledge of the
intervention of this ,Government to prevent in.
leeference by !Weskit in which came he consid
ered Ileegozy alreadyfreo,
Now, ,was Congress prepared to give this
pledge? Bad they,' thvpower to' pledge thin
&yen:inlet
,inedeetuably to a course nn action
which will reattli ? Be regarded the
, . •
ilium now pFsposed to borsisaed as oaltmlated
more than any other to provoke in the mind of
the Emperor of Russia hortile eentlments to the
United Stater.
WHAT K 0 9 91,11 1119,919 HT 1119 AITITTY Now-
ISTRIIVENTION Docruiss.—The New York Times
and the Itemld, both contain the following par
agraph. apparently giving an authoritative ex
planation of the nature of the •'intervention
which Kossuth expects of the U. 8. Govern
ment
'•lio•suth simply links that England and Amer:
ire -hall unite in affirming the policy that eve
ry nation shall have the right to make and alter
imp political institutions to suit its own condi
tion and ronvenieoce, - and that thu two na
tions, (England and' America,) shall not only
respeet, Imt cause to he respected, thin dot
trine, 80 no to prevent Russia from again march
ing her armies into Hungary. It is true that
the actual power of our country most stood be.
hind its diplomacy in this no in other affairs:
litti by assuming this position, he holds that
there would be no danger of our being involved
in Let it bounce imilerstood that Engl.,'
war.
nod America agree in maintnining thi• don
trine, unit Russia would certainly respect it.—
There is a wide difference lietwean n esolute
attitude, powerful enough to prevent interfe
rence, !mil the going to war In repulse an inter
vention nlrehdy commenced. Gov. Kossuth has
not intended to soggett that America should
Col , y the example of France daring our revolu
tion, accenting to the letter, but according to
the spirit. The elm.. tuners are widely dif
ferent.-and all that ran he hoped in that a great
and fel, country like this should net in behalf
of freeletn scconlitig to the time-and the cir
cumstances in which it is placed.-
1,011 I, , rl.ll•ttn.
KOSSUTH IN PEW YORK.
At 10 o'clock this morning (low Itosvutli watt
prepared to receive ‘leputntior.s, mud introduc
tion+ at the Irving Ilouoe 110 woo dressed n.
before lit n •ery ph.in garb, and met every one
with rourtevy.
At about In; o'clock. Mr .1. P l'botkomiski.
a gentleman, and a near relative of Gen
ern' introduceil a deputation from
the inerieati and Porebtn Anti Slavery lilocie
Lv. or Mesurti Lenin "' fl i t s., D e P en .
colorr,l ntithimt., Jtoll‘.
./oCeiy, ...11 - {Te I . 1% hippie. ligg Mr. Kay,
li e , Corp . :Ai. and Rto P. Whiting'
r I tppitn "Plying
th:tt they licop tho ttod
P,. ~ran %tot Slatitry Siteitity tp him with
the I ilPiw.tir s idre nhiett he Vt. T.) rend
u .ter vipt ilitittui
=MEI
=MEE
.
Ilk The Amerieun and For•
eizu .cm,-Slaver) ice E ceeutive Com
tooter, weleome you to thcne oltoru, list ro
pure t.. vue Ole Foo!:,.1 and sta(e.ou,to. who i•
1.-ve . in the hoar,. c.l lue countrymen. and puuly
eveleAre.l to the 11'.•rly ,If every
le, p... 4.4 from ii‘triot • who, on regolvitig to
deliver them...lrv+ frmn . foretim yoke. Jeri I
ni-I to i.e world that ,111 men are erimteil (r..e
entitled to eertain iimhrnahlr
om. whi:h ore hm, liberty aml the p.m.( of
trlflrlll,..: we hoher him who promulgated a
similar noblentintent in his own country.when
mirrounded ,e
liy 10.1010. sentiment that should
be written iu tried teentile characters on the MA
rutchei4.of iivery ',mion under heaven: 'every
intiutiitant, without reguriling lutpo, or rchg
tan. should (rev and equal tiefare the law
mot all olio,' have the some privilege, and proi
tootion from the law itour runlet. , hope
that you may lire t i.e, tho day when the lot
ar the oppre,itod wilt proper your patriotic of
fur,, and the tab.,. of the (mends of liberty in
both hemispheres, in making these truth.
practical realtr•taim • not only to !lung:try. tint
in the rnitiol :taster of Atnerita, and through
out the world
Your outer, •sir, will lei ii,ocist...l in ell titer
with the nunie.. of patriots in every country
wt... ',are ront•tole.l for the right. ‘l 4 „. for
Co. •lownrat or t'o-to. on•lithe •.•ertiarow ..1 ty.
pre•-oun. It tun. be to you o gratifying re
thwtton shot, on being elevated to thr
pi•l't in Rung:Ley. you burly sn.l open
the right, of the ',opt, otoi svoiled Jour
eel( of the opportunity which 'Ito! hs.l given
you,,reer.y to proptoe. brr•tlr.ra.ru,, the
eruancidation of the pevsintry, declaring
that "Liberty inner nut Ile paid foe - The Magyar
robe, influenced ay your pstriuti..ru, your pint
opprectotion ur.botnati riyh La, 0r..1 your eon
.iusta exhortation, peered that they werenot
opium to other rune.. that they .11.1 nit ,true
alone for their sown frevlont. but for th,.t of en
ery Hungarian; and the world has beard front
emir owu
tint the moment they beratho
fee, nod rojayesi their political right... • they
Leconte and phonon all thing. upon the ba•
sic of freedom and perfeet
A...dated un we are to curry out, by corr.!
tntumal all , l appropriate the_great pr.n
owl,. avowed before the civilized vorl.l Ny the
rounders of thi. Republic, in their Itealsration
of Independence. we hail the presence of s trite
eon of liberty, front a fsr thatant fats!, who
..pohe to hie own countrymen, and virtually
the people of every nation. three memoruble
word. -hen must he pitmen], just. and seek
your future greatet,n, not in the preitoniinenve
of bore ruce, hot in the perfect elnality of all '
No government can retain the confidence of roan
kind, which doe, not secure , to the people lib ,
erty of opinion, noetal order, and the tropitmial
too:retool of property and pervon, of every
c 11 . ,. and every tuember of mammy
e fowl animated in the ilic.harge of ditty by
your commendation. while in Fingiond. of Free
Antiociatinne -Ole off choot.i, no you juntly in
tamale, of a people who minty the cscred v.. 1
nine 'which ...Me. end eu t,ie. men to learn
how to live. - and we feel (hot there t. a peen
liar propriety in your being, weleoined to thi.
lamb and eordinlly aoldreevr , l be, by nu n•nlo
elation s'imilar in principle to to the An•
tuitlavery A-noctation, pine. you hn ,, _ Rana
••(1,,f/ A ,0 11,01011,1 ae bound op with much of
the glory of Englund, r lurative it wad by them
that every great princip e IF &A carried in that
country. from the badmanof Slavery down to
Fret Trade."
I\tn:e welcoming you and your exiled coon
trymen to the, land, we would not he pommel
fill df the °litigations of the friend. of human
ity and freedom, to the Suit. of Turkey, in.
I whoee domino/no you found an noyluin, Lev he.
refimal to surrender unfortnnate fugitive,. to
I,'thelr cruel and vindictive perotrumr., on' es•
,senple worthy of titivation by all government.
r into whooe verritories the oppremml may firm.
and of all people who profess to regard the
right. of man or the 0-inciples of Christianity.
Moat ardently do we hopo and pray that Ilan.
gary. no deur to you and pm compstriota, and
intormting to all true and eousiicent friend,
of liberty, may speedily come into pONSMaOII of
her inalienable right., never again to he wrest.
eil from her: and that the down trodden and op
press...lof every nation, without regard to race
or complexion, May ho equally free and happy
under the enlighteuml mode and powerful proi
ieetion of that tirett Being, who an therm:nom
father of mankind, in no reapecler of persona,
and him ramie of nue liloisl all Militata of men,
to dwell mt all the fare of the earth. In ant/el
l/Laimt of the coming of three glorioul eventn,
we may nay to our titillated countrymen, and to
oppnqineil of every clime, the encouraging
words uttered by yournelf to the Hungarian
people—'Yield not to derpair I be patient—hope
and wait thy time Though all men forget then
the God of J ionic, will not"
May the sublime sentiments you have utter
ed, on .60ns rim:amnions, with so much eln
pience and power, be engravers, on the hearts of
men in every part of the globe, and find a sin
core and hearty reepouse from every one who is
called to lead in the Councils of nation ! May
your great example enkindle enthusiastic devo
tion to liberty in this country, and throughout
the world! May your happiness and that of
your beloved family, ever be the care of that
Providence whose goolancetunt interposition you
Icier on frequently invoked and acknowledged'
May the God of nations bless your beloved coun
try, and your companions in exile, now and for
ever!
On behalf and by order of the Executive Com
mittee of the American and Foreign Anti-nbv
very - Society, the I itb 'day of Nov., Anno Demi
-01 eightren hundred and fifty-one.
Wm. JO, Chairman.
Luta Tnrrnn, Secretary.
After this address (which wan. written upon
parchment, and neatly tied with red, white and
green ribbon) had been presented to him Mr.
Tappan said that the address wan not made to
prompt him to join any particular party, and no
reply was requested. Ile would also present
him with the following letter:
New Sore, Wednesday, Dec. 9, 1891.
Sin: In the peculiar position in which you
are placed, no the Nation's Guest, we owe it to
those we represent, to nay, the address we have
hod tine honor of preventing yon, ban not been
presented by a desire to commit you with oily
party itt.this country; and an a response might,
in the opinion of some persons, seem to have
that appearance, we beg leave to remark that no
reply is desired—et the solos time assuring you
that by no portion of the American people are
the great and glorious sentiments announced by
you, and referred to in the address held in
greaterireneration than by mochas acknowledge
the Divine obligation of doing justice,
and show
ing mercy to all -men, irrespective of race and
complexion.
We have the bouor to be
Your I:zoolleeey's obedionteervuoto.
Lenro TAPPAN, N. E. WNITYNN,
ao. Wrizrohe, W. C. PENNINOTOII,
SAMUEL E. CONNIAII, ~„
For the Committee of lie A. end Per. A. S
Sciclety. Hie Excellency Louie Koestith,Bcc
Kossuth replied to the address in follow
ing words
GMITLCifeN: I thank you both for your address
and,yeur letter, and though In consequenoe of
this letter I am fully entitled not to say more
than this, yet I will offer you my humble thanks
for the sympathy you have shown both for my
self and the eau. which I Lave the honor to
represent.' I feel highly gratified to see from
your address that you have bestowed the kind
est attention upon the principle, which have ac
tuated me and my people ; and that the address
which on every tiecitsion are prenented to me,
are in favor of the down-trodden cause of my
country. I have oonfideuco in being able to win
your sympathy stantippurt, for it is my desire
to acquaint you that the futon, of Hungary rests
almost with yoti. and the strength' you will told
to her cause. ily the attention you have paid
to her, which I gather from all your addresser--
out of yours as well as thin rest nee that on
your glorious shores our cause is well understood
and therefore my work is much Lc:flit:inst. I
have hot to use arguments to pernmble you of
the justice of the cause of my country, for you
are all nitro of its justice, and that we nierit
your kind sympathy and support. Thin is so, and
for your attention to the proceedings of my Boar
native land in her struggle fir her just rights. I
thank you, front niy heart I thank you.. :Lill
noire, I thank you for the position in which
you have placed me. in not wishing me to con
ect myself with any party question. I know
that you are just and generous, call will not on•
dentine to entangle me with questions of it party
character, while I remain uniting you. I must
attend to ono straight course, and not he forced
no connect myself with any principles, Ica the
one great principle of my country's liberation.
I avow that I claim for my nation the sovereign
right. and independent facility. Indispose of her
own domestic affairs, and I feel it in my duty to
reaped tine same principles in every place and
in every country where
o l go, as I desire the prin
ciple may be respected for myself and my coun
try, in its independence and its freedom. We
ore men of humble faculties • and as far its 11e
woo concerned, he had received a gre a t inward
iti having Lin life granted him, but ho trusted
that Inivinie Providence would encore the right
to the people. of which lie was !IMMO Illn.lll.
I,er, to dispose of their own domestic affairs,
awl that they would gain indepeutlece, which
n 1
41110.1 the moral welfare of the notion.
Its again thanked the COMIlli tter for their
kinloesn,itn.i after 'disking histolit with all the
niernhem of the deputation, tinny retired.
A deputation from about forty clergyman of
the Methodist Episcopal Church waste I opon
him nod handed bun the f..llowitig letter
1:1111=E1
To ior. Thettnilernigned are i.
deputation for ronie forty etergymeti or the
Eporopid 'Larch, who 31, l'aminrn of
l'hurrhen in thin tlay, Brooklyn nutl t 5 dlin
burgh, tiold hove !Welt appointed to wool tipn
you for the porponeof impur.ag whether it world
be Itgreent.lo to you to receive n welcome and
nympathteing addrese from them in a hobo, nail
if V.l at what time'
Jolts KENNEDY,
limn* .l Ft ten, Seerrinry -
The Governor read this letter, and was about
appointing a time, when oar report left.
Atoong the "elettorti to yritterlay,
I% in Reach Lawrence, thy Lieutenant itor
orn it of Rhode Island lie lamed hint to vie
it the State of Rhode lalaml, and partake of
the ho•pitalition id the c•tinal cordi
all) thanked hint, and expriiii,al Lito.elf
that n iiiirertior of one of the-e rotted Slate.
that. ratite forward to identify with the
of Hungary, which w now looking for
.ioniport
ki a piiirt e r io eleven o el..eL on Slondly,
•ii.te.l on depiantlon of Ger
titNll f',llslll.l. from Albany, New I.k, who,
thenugh I.r Itetnhunl aelivirt.l the following
The other tnetnhera of the eoinmitirn
wer,. 11ea,rr. H illiam .ehtneter'eml kl. Nchtnd
a Lorin K 4.1.11 rtt Man of the People
awl rortir Freedom , The German eitirene
batty feet ...try happy to approach a men .to ditt
tingtitelted to talent, engaged in the nutmeat..is
verupation of twitting a people free Mar Phel
port./ . v to, through thy agency. the hands of the
'pin., sod arrange entail, to oto-ore
frrriktsn if the whore world The greeter part
of the German rzhteni of Albany hate otime
from me fatherland to obtain the adtsintage
rovatilo (root the C..nittitittion thy: I hittot
Mate, nod the ttlettstoe , t o' retied on tritt , h totohl
ot to' titttatned n Gene ”Igt, antry tiod hist.
app. 1,11 fine t.. llona , ry. a nnni tr
Conetttithoh. We are glad;that Republicanism
haa ae gno.l a repreeentattret to rtontront tyrants •
and to titow people the diffeprore between truth
and folseh•oxi, and earneat t.. plare humanity
on the tact of the people, lEreedarn, Egiuslity,
Frat•rutty —the, are the grand pillars of nation
al proopertty. We pray to! 11,4 that 111. may
help
. 1,13 , o your untiertakitig
In the name of the rierwisn tattoo. of Al
bany
ALltism Dee a t 10:t1
Lo eut 11, •ha. throttchooti the Aria. err of Ihin
edam, eabihite.l um-t vattlettier attenttow
tho. rrplle•d
I thank the t/crnian population of kl'ottly. I
feel in my heart that the freedom of my country
will„ri.eplily he achieved— that it will Fhikre in
the Lleaainr. enjoyed by the people of Otte envoi,
try Slay it ont Ise long before lha Fatherland
la In the paoa.aian of thearome Vonoitutien
With ibis dechiration. the riann/+,•,-hmT.,•lng
this deputatton appeared well 11?ttisheil Kos
suth, taking each ono kindly 6y it hand, hid
him adieu. and spoke a few words of cheer -
Approachmg one of the bystander+ who ha/ as
cornpanied the dm...ration • Konnth took him
by the hand, and inquired if he M. An Alts
nian ••No. Ia a Jersey man." replied the
interroated. who m
se fair coisplexion and Sites
dance on the lierma• deputation had e•itlently
omanioned the mistake. oThere are seem]
of am line from th• State of New Jholey," en ,
claimed an oil former •w• base come sixty
mdem to se* you'Beteneme, my (mends," re•
plied Kossuth. ••I deeply appreciate your hoot
mess It is these little attentione that mostitouch
my beim
FROM WASHINGTON
,rrnoryku.l.nr. 11.e - 1" - i - ll.1110,111,s1, 041,11
Wvititnirr..x, Doc. 9.
The operations of the Cent. Office are pro
ceeding With all possible expedition. The full
/tea official returns for California and Utah have
not been received, owing in coo ease, to the
Isst Son Francisco Grp, and in the other, to in
terruptions in the consmeniration between Mor•
111011i011 and Chrietendurn But estimable have
been made on the most reliable data to eapply
the few retitrn4 yet in arms,. moil the popula
tion of the United States, free and elo•e, has
been officially given at 23,:1ifi.:101
The result* of the very elaborate and rare.
folly made inquiries intn the social condition of
the people. and the public economy of the coun
try, are oearlycprepared for public inspeckion.
It is thought that the returns of agricultural
and manufactoring industry will be to far arr
ranged in the course of this week RS to permit
of tho publication of the aggregates. I expect
by the uezt mail, or at farthest, within the week,
to send you the products tf industry for l'enn
syleanift; in detail. In the meantime-, lam per..
milted to extract the following items from the
tables of agricultural production (or the State
of Ohio in IMO:
1850 18111
Acres of land improved, 9.7lify;fdi
Value of farming imple
ments and machinery, 12,710,15::
Value of live Mock, 43,:1011,340
Bushole of whent, 11,957,066 16,571,661
Indian corn, 5X,•117,575 33,1168,144
Tohaceo, 1 1 / 4 , 10,369,522 5,9414,275
Bolen ginned cotton, 10,892 none
Wool, Dm , 10,0H9,607 3,6145,314
Butler, 1., 34,180,458
Cheese, '• 21,250,478
Hoy, to., 1,360,686
Dew rotted hemp, tone, 638
Water do do 461
Ft seed, busholn, 186,69/1
Maple sugar, Dui., 4,621,613 6,363,386
Value home-made man-
$1,696,601 1,86:1,957
.The item of ginned cotton will doubtless're
ctive some satiefectory explanation, ae I do not
suppose there In any produced even in the most
southern part of the State. It will ho seen
that there is a serious diminution in the quan
tity of wheat produced since the year of the
previous census, hut this is accounted for by
the fact that IMU was a bad year fur small
grains, and particularly for wheat, throughout
the northwest, and in Ohio the general estimate
for the year Wall not over half a crop. It Is
probable, that had returns been made for the
present year, the aggregate would not have fal
len much short of :10,0410,000 of bushels.
Speaker Boyd has been relieved from the dis
tressing duty of incubation over the commit
tees. Mr. lloyd in a southern man, and during
a long period of service in Congress, has per
ceived that the more his northern associates
were kicked and cuffed, the more docile, Mc
tethle, and useful to southern politidel teenagers
they became. lie yaw that after the humiliating
experience of a Cobb before them, the northern
Democracy rushed to support him for :the
Sieakerehlp, as It they loved the yoke that had
galled them, and -the rod by which their baePt
hid heed lacindo& He wib elected by sidobt
the entire northern vote, and returns the favor
by excluding them from the control of all the
committees, and virtually from any share in the
legislation of the sea Mon. All stations of real
power and dignity are given to his Southern
countrymen—the committees of Finance, of For
eign Relations, of Militaryiand Naval Affairs, of
Public Lands, of Claims. Geo. S. Houston, a man
of most disagreeable manners and of the mean.
tam abilities, who was not in the last Congress,
and made no figure while be was a member, is
I made Chairman of the Ways and Moans, and
Ivthe parliamentary leader on the Hilo,. Bayley,
former occupant of this honorable and responsi
lin post, is deposed from it, because he spurn
ed the authority of tho party caucus, and o.
tentatiou,ly threw away his voie: Int how is his
reinisancy punished Ity placing hint at the
bead of the Foreign Relations, a moot
sstin
guiahed soil courted position, unit which affords
to nn able and ambition.. ma the ben oppor
tuuity he could desire for tstrning a reporation
and leaving a name in the public annals That
is the way southern punishes the inde.
violence, or nather the insurrection of u south
ern utitu. ILO a northern auto tales that course.
it world have lone the heart of n disciplinarian
good to have seen how fiat he would have been
Lain' Rut Boyd knows his no in. James
Nlolianahan, of your State. a dull and inefficient
man. is placed in the situation held by Judge
Thompson, of the rte district. Ile earned this
distinction, last winter, by offering itresolution
entlor•inF Ohm fugitive law, for which lie also
voted.
In the Senate, the slate of thing: is preciAely
the some Virginia takes the two firiot places, the
Committees of Foreign Affairs and of Firfionce.
The Committee en Commerce eel Nasigation in
given to Maine, 10 least the Chairmanship, for
lot not sore lost a majority of even this coon•
miner are from the Portlier nide of it certain
time The South takes all the root.
The ellinpe of the Committee, hetertnine, the
legislntion of the eungre+r, and it inn,' new he
taken for granted th3t nothing will be
upon the tnritt, 'nor illllOl,l upon anything elAe.
ereept 1,1 regnede the Ilipref.ritioni., and The
fueling n Preeident. .I,lls
witott/ ~••
Ta...wlay morning hod. :hunt two
eollts:on took plane howeeti the vleata
11ie Vernon and Archer, el:Nailing in the lied
of tholntter vessel, with ammo. hew of hie
This necelent rrod nt Enterode
:Wont fete miles ahove the mouth of 6.. lintodn
River —the Die Vernon denceuding, aro' th e
Archer to.eending, the Nli,:ssipt rirer
Ale .1. 11. Gold, plot of the Archer, make,
this statement: The boat was aveending the
river about 11, A hi., when he disrevere.l the
Die Vernon coming down ..t be head of Enter
prim Inland. Ile attempted to ring hi , hell, to
gi•e the unaal vignnl, tinding the hell foal
nod not ringing, lie galled upon the 'nate to clear
the hell, and while he was en doing he attempt
rd to run her boat out of the regular cloounel
nvenl At this moment the deveend
ing vevsel -.track the nvren.ling
The win. w not ver y violent. - hut the
%rei, win en old/ ho, ml it aid not 'Tirol,
any ,rent fir,. to out her in two, *nil .he. •
in lag. than twenty inirrott• to the valiiti 'too,
111 the pannenrer. were on I. then. I.i.eig
really no rohln, Anil rimiiniteil perron• ruii
ernting to laws Thy whole 'Jinni., i.f bie.
lori hr thin entwntroplie ten. thirt)•".iiir, of
whom ten warn ilecA hand, Or firemen i.ngsiged
th• bon:One whole toady, with tot. 1.1
nip non., were ilriiwntA Their man, are given
we James Stnyers, nen Sneer., jr .Jane
sa n y e e, "lure ' , oiler, AF.irifn
eel Ann Silyens, SSfpli Saner, Ellen Smyree.
wad SUenti Dirk
The inreiv•ini were a little hey onni Sniy
ern s pirkel tap hr the yarn of the li, Vero,.
while tir,tior down the elver n
ninati k There wen. Jun n
honr.l un linh
ftnnlyvonninting ot•••en or right pr. .s
I.tneriein threef.iin per.,ut
or •i Jean. pvitiengerii. nil .Iroatieil
n I re siss.s.sl, an. the
r 0 I..ssless I, br nos 1., ../
wt.rn: er.• • ure••l r.rn , •rte w4tere 1 he
..thcer• or 11. I.,tt were r , .re.l. rt •r-krus, atol the
rsh.l the your,: Irol) who. 4 we I,er
' vv.., owl the., were 501
The he 1 eruou so•tikttle.l very little 10)07,
arta miler the vendent. rendered .11 the vevirt
.11, 10 her power to the unt.,rtureute Pawl
panvengery - /:Tufheue,
Ttn l'snacrwata —The Ne• I ork Comsat.,
rial A.lreruarr eaye ..Alrea-11 •e Imre n
statement shout the hrlng upon the Prometheo ,
dtllerent in a very r,ential particular from that
Una pl3l,l,ette.l, time null probably I,t‘ng up to
the eur Gar other fact. hltherty bused' r.ut
craltuent The regular corrrspoiLlent at zi.m
ittian of the 'Embus, narrating the store. ~y.
On the 21,1 tom., just pre-71001m the ...hop
of the l'rornetheu• from this port. the earto,o
of the port went shooed to collect her port charz•
en for shout nix month., erhirh by onto's; of slept
Vsndertolt had hems left unpaid, he denying the
nett of l•Moeuttito - to cofiect port charge• hero
rroto the refueal of the commodore to pa), II
II AI nrife, of nor I.:sprees I losing heen pre
'musty advised to boll herself in rt.:ntiues, g m
under.. weigh, and 0,1 Mloot e.ertndyr over tie
Prometheus She then fired ft shot norome toe
tame of the Prometheus, then tired a shot astern,
and prneemled to the mouth of the harbor sad
came to anchor.
The Prontetheu• having weighrvi her anchor.
and being drifting tcaratal the mouth of the bar
nor, changed her c and ran hack to her
mcliorage. Commoourse
dore Varblerbilt being um
willing to Jeopard the linen of his pwrsengers by
further resistance, rouse iashore and pai.l the
charges under prote•t. The brig of war. run
alongside the Prometheus and anchored. Al
though there is a universal feeling of indigna
tion among the Americann here that tin Amen.
eon ship in these timer of pence be brought to by
-John yet r•ory nne aliquiesces that the
Prometheus shoul.l pay her port charges it is
it question. whether a nation hits the right to
141.1 her nten-of war for the collection of civil
debts, hut situated no tireat Itrttain is at thln
moment, claiming and holding for Mooonita,
port on importvut as. thin has become, and of
incresatng importance too, I cannotore how she
mould have done otherwise, without knocking
under to I !tele Sainuel'n Hag and Commodore
V on.lerliilt
M PoilM+ll . l . l Sin iron. —A telegraphic despatch
from Nlivenedfifii attnouncew the appointment,
by the acting tioverner of that State, of W. I.
ilarrie, a •Seeeseieu Whig," to supply tempo
rarily the vacancy in the United States Senate
caused by the resignation of Mr. lined. The
Legislature of Ntireissippi wt . ! meet in January,
and no bait then elect a Senator. The —env
on" men have u very largennjorittin the lionNe
of Delegates, 112111,11 on on joint allot, but ow
ing to the number of forum. Sett ors who hold
neer, the State flights party bate a majority it
the Senate, which, we preeume, accounts for
the recent election of lion. James Whitfield as
acting (Liven..., and the appointment of Mr
Herrin to the temporary vacancy in the Senate.
—2lrahonai bstelhy,nf,
jor•Witaum !—An tlna is the F 1,1.4.1 of the
,r 'rho. wurms hres s3lsss.l hmsslsllhhir slsllslton,
thy pr.sprivtorx 1•111.1.ane, ‘..rtutfubh- .•11
lek‘n Ihrir •flptsl4sn tssss..l.lssss•• thr
. pasl.lllsl,4 tin.. nnnnylng •ohl $•11,1 fatal ouruiltx n$
ssssslslrem. Thum int,ntann lo la, • sLtiyxslnn of grs.l.l
perivnro in Vlrcluih, athl htto, Ullllsl, It 1 . , ssss,ral yr•re 11l
hlv ulxsl prtellee, sod flmting stx numhos v roivrr..l, h.
hu etutured hut 1., ~11., It to lb. huhllrao• ettrau
but mrtain and
Th.oos.liessse mother rm., ssivo wish rnntldesnes.
us.ll.,tual runs.
111=11211
ME=
Petroleum!
kir A MORT IILIIARILA BLS CAill 07 TOTAL
IlLowroxiAs Cramp IT PrreniAnoL—W. intlln the attention
n 1 the af7ictetl and lbo publie ortntrall, to th o n o ,ittu no t o
of Wu, !1011. of this eity. Thn cane Poky b• oxen by out
o..rAno wllo may tot 'Nuttiest In relation to Ili. Inele ben:
ant forth S. it. RIVAL
had tweo •Mirtrd enteral yenta with • wirenetionf both
nye., which noutinued to Inertial. until Septtimbor, thrift,
dui inilitintuntinn at that time Itavlno Involved the •holti
eurmbrann of both oyes. and ended ln the ilopioite
of ...hick fllnt which wholly itnittroyeil my might. I tool
o 'p o nattion portonnoil i and the thickening retnional, ehkh
noon roluenwl anti Inn me in •• lout • condition as heron..
Al thia plea. of thn complaint I mule applination to ...te
rn: of the coo.•mineral ...Una! mon. the infottneit inn
tt.l• my et...would nor, get Will.' At thug Ito.. I moth/
. •
not •listimiutAl• Any ohJett. 117 th• sacks , of /h.ton friends
eomstmorod the too of tho Petroleum. both totemaily
and und.r Which my hie. have Improve! dally no
hl Wr pr.wrout Mot.. And I hare tre.nemd mr viola
ty. My Arnetal benllll non r•ry much Inlyrolod hr
I -P.:Prblenm, and 1 Attrshoto tl o rertnratlon of ro r otobt
msblo at 102 tterand strew.. In thin ci,7. owl
will I. harpy to uyou any IttinralAti n In rvloturn I. ory
ra WI LIAII
Yor tel.. hr Kof So, < Alrlknroll, I N'oakl Atty..: IL E.
Pellerc. 07 1t't....1 ntrerch 11. A. Ahhon took.< Cu., corner
Wood and Froot Atreobb h M. Curry. I/. O. Elliott. Jo...ph
!Donuts...sod 11. P Solmortz. )11trubenr; alma by th• pro.
gairtur. A. ht. Fit r. 11..
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a in, and itt•tran4lu. ereelit,
AA fur aw, abillly and holoirrlty of the
Irmtltatln. nekutil in the chancier the llorretnel,
who are all eilltea 14rfite! , , avah. well and favorably
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11 eln..t.. of good Pawl, omit Oval/ .4 1t...11 .ii, t)al
and or.ll ronr.rnd Int.. tter .I..mvutn eel untrteibn 11 111.,
,„..t,,, otn,n e e,.Ll, aeal ,11 on., ..fsdi,oteren.' 0 I.
pat" that enrol th.NII 1.60 1k1..1 maned 1.. yereolunni, nee .
a 111, the 1... t cef feding. Inopnyttn...nonnnan 0 te .,,... a
hkeeg as jnoWnateeen oundaura. Tbta o:neat *ant of Inv In
II.I.• ... ,"'.pill r‘llnenrd hr it, 11A11.h1.1$ .004.
net PEPSIN."r trete. Doge -nye Flat& neadr trnal ant Wan
,,, o f the. t, the. 1...a1, , IL,...tti. node rnel Italf. ronatml
by natter. leer I 100 von neorto.. Unit; romellnag rather.
al. and "+ valuate'. and at0r.....1ul in It to tattnnal It to
.10eno 'remoter. n.t. tie. — l. , nere Klee.' with LW onnetanho.
amen, In reality. thn . 1 11,4..0 e.O •n., to thee yro..t.nee.lrt.
.Iyoterntlr' and making pee Molt. hi...land tat I.a. the
lout...mint and lantern larrr.l ~.no nf earth I
1113:4:11.• Wit /WELL.
lietickMl relenle.oalr. andre.tall Arent. tur l'lllohttr,h
m., --y., rat. by It. K. rIELLEILS, .6 than anent,
.
E1e12,11
A b IbTY FUSE— —0 bblx. for ortir by
j 11.1 .L. It LWIIIITH • ,11
pow omli—mio ke g , B kei i ng;
eUl••for nab. by
dell .1. S DILWORTH t CAL
lOFIF Et: ——l 5 0 bap Rio, for Nilo by
11J (1.1 J. V. ill I. WORTH 1 CO.
M
To ;arrive sad Dr eAle [O .
ILJI:A1I - 1 00 Mg for nolo by
2- DILWORTH
....cliEli L
4 LIEfSI..-3ilo b0x..., lEnilish Dairit.,
,s %. " ILliii,!cai t ' h. ,, _
I AF SIAAR—.SO tilii4 asieti, for sslolky
I A vn ,s _ 141111111tItt9C a IVIIIIIAII._3 .
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, itU..1.1 EDVOA R-30 Its.. kvo r ing's; .
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N Uitii.) 1 IMAIRAM.
RATIIE It—'2Nl Sides N. \ for stilTii
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Nang, up Powder, IL.,
Imprthil;
Black. tor indol
iiIIRLIDCLE
fur kyle by , ,
. B—DILWORTH OD.
pure. forvile
8. DI L11:01(7H
by ). - B.MEI
PUUN U. WEL
51 W
COMMERCIAL.
Ram]. tratira - cut.—Advercia - ¢witiand subikedPikft ,
lbe I rgre sad faneacJal free Oen... the ,
thla enx \
4d4..4:),1 OVEMENTS,..iiiim
--. -
OP TIER %
A STRAY MPS'
DA • OY 6.!.P ..- N.l TO AND PROM 111.11 - erirrED
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I 1 me 26rvra irtr ' Eta
: AS] A. LIMA, Imar verpreL., . —_,....,.,.........
.....,D6, 2
\AMA:iII , . W., Liverpool ' Dee 6
CITY Oh IiLANIA.I6, Leitch. for 6166.6.........._ppe 6
SlENNA'.tllissmori,sor Liz,,,,,,,3
:Iti~e 10
lII , SIDOLRT. - -=--- - - . Dye IS
NI /WAILS:46i.
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F . A . C ."I" VS .
h'...! . .V. 1 2',.,1:' IS
A FR IC.
111:3111OLDT.
NI 411 ARA,
t•ACIVIC, .Nye
EUROPA. Ltt,
L..tfe . I" am
Taw! sod Soltlauc
of wttpt hoe.
Le(ters to
attl,t be prepaid
On,. platx reyu
Lei p.rs to t)le I
must V. prepaid
Owe. keuutred
Letter? bythe
It4To ir . "
3hrt
Neirsitspers h l
ra , paol fou arm
• Inland NAM.'
For tbu uno.i
\ Tbo market yen.—
etent el Interem_ Bus/near Ken..
na inarked chimp tonuotationa from one last ”Port.' oy
VIANI It—Receipt. were light Vevt.eeder.'Sahl vets. Malt
war tb•rt-J. he val. from river ad wagon =minted'.
to abonf.too Ude at 417541 IT 0,2 . prinelpslir at lb.
latter 04tinw for a. If and IN 930,3 foe xtra Fn. stem
Wee ha t i. been'ennfine.l to mall lota fo eft) ermanmpfkat'
at $2453 OS it Rd. • .
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR—Sales to the tant.of MXIIha
lone at SI 37 'H 100
, I'ooo thIONN--For the want of Hoek, 1.5 Dents upon.
afry Bali liar - been dolor 10 I . :veldt... to we have aro
in^rtenle chant, to noire.,
.4.15/.l).s—We notice • dvelininti tendener 16 e a
will email eaten Trim find baud. a{1175. Tim I
be olkted at 52 1534.2 25. .ml flan at 51 12S It by.
FISH—We bear of no Jar, eale.hut notice • fa/ gener
al buebn, at the followinit ratea—No 1 11ackare1$ 2. No
1110. and No 3.larip. V: linen $ll, Labrador Ha
I' , 2, 1 a,. 7.,..0. 0. N 1,1 , 1, and C.slsah Id 5.5 $t /0 1 .
, DIU OD 51WIT—Stnall rate. tratoriee thus store
II 50 for snob& and $2 to for paarhea it bit.
Math iiTl.F.l 3 —lteeeints continue light. and sale*
a eras!! r 3 41. have [...Ore] at priee:ar?niging from $2-
. .to s s2% -0 Lia.
- 0110,,-5 0 mall ntles Linbod at IS IA .
15..0fr1e, and. N.. 21" the 33 hal. ' -
ASSIN—I ntob , rate truelnear has been dol,
lowing 'ritter--14,1a A• 11 3 fra Vic. caeh and t
5. ... 5 . Nateratu. bff..l.sf. and lilt I'.<# S. .
,V . ll leK fA —hale. 34 bblA, In lota, It 13,0153
t oNltiNS— 1,1 worth Woll Oa on the wharf.
PuTATOES—SaIg.s from first hands, of Nrshannt
00... and of Rata at rat.C.l.lk
ell EFiiil:—Yortber Pairs 100 bar , at 6lie, TI I. Iris
•k.on L.W.
UTTlittgiglaa WO Ins roll bolter, in lots. at 14 On
I+'n aeroNiug to ocular. :isles of email lots of keg at It
am! ,f non! n allty parknl In hble at 61(0 P 0.
gall 'ERIE_. Salo, 1 bias prime pew Oißgotr et 6e VI Ilk
Fain nham rhouse elnlauesai4A-. OrMma I. worth
354 , .i,c Fol. a11,a1..1 Rio Coffee to the ...kr amt moo
.
try' tract at 1/Noit.l
bah, 1. his Oat., on Abe vhsrf al 2 1 r., and
LT meroo a. ,1 "4" - * 101 l 00 33 km. In oth—
er grains la heard of olping doing.
PORT ''o1 4 ' ITTSBURGH.
- 7 -
\ Hart-T h era ex.: fret
mark. et duet. We ts,
ARRIVE
. \ 3.,truro, Iteadeeelteem. Me. oeL . O.ort.
\ k i rVKief 'l Dail . xe 'n". i r , `',l—.
\p..„ - ."%,..114;re-r111e...
p...r..r, G.rd.. PoPter.
61rt.t.p6e. Bowe. Depier.
J. teo \ rad, 14...bbee. lOtoLbeth.
Fat et elle, Monied:l. ll'elle• ID.
1:,•1. .e., lbober. Wrb•Ne6 too.
It lorbeeter. 11 , 4,0.1% nel
m s, 1.5...4, noon,. lcb Unit.
Ams, It yd. Pt 1...616. .
Istkekeyo\bato. Dein. Orin • tL
DEPAITTICO. • •
• Atlantic. Poriftvem, Itiorritre'D
Prlti... 6..otp.te. Droernewill.,..
J. Plebe, Orndrickno, llcti
Thee Shriver. *ldler \ 'Deer Noll .. \
s ,', lb seer. Ur. to 1b.., 10.
. ,!t b leTra.l .. 4ll.,Ttlibetta. \ • r
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I 'm' . \ \ ..• '
kt . V..&:_,C l lnot(!l ' t:eite, "" ill s 7 .
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Eo,or u . 3,....0. Nor Heap, . .,,, , i
Dolma/. Carroll, Wheelivo.
Ar b l.l ,, r Telt . l.l . 6Argi 4r.,
BO
, - , 2"8 Lib 11210 TLIee,DAT. , .
FOR PII.II4ELPOL6 AND DALTIVORL c\
D Loreh IC.'. ParZemair Netac s baivattaily t 8 • 1131 k. .
% Ppri4. \ ; '-'
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WELLSTILLS-at Clip , . 1.,, , 6 •
NUERLlNtl—Wiester. \ I e, % ....4 - ., \ s •
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WINELINO—CII : d 2. \\ . ' ,. ..., 1 ; ; \ ''..!,
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, . BlielkNSl 1 le. 13 , , , . ot, Be. \ \
fko.P.--Cibr. Wrllk &Tope, ,i , :the •. ,
Ringgold, hal.purcredie Einee er en- •
ern' Gaines, oxliorill\koninne to kw intim
trade from this liart • k :he is . A I Oeili, \
boat, an d we wish \ cspt. •ye . • mos
u i his
now Meru .r \ o i
\ .
• IMPORTS \BY AA, \; ' ,
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i l i -*. g ' Zit; ifAttl ' e h t i t ' Y ' a l ' eir• l tt . ' ! " #2 , \ -
ADm De W a—too pc ,\ tal ta II
h6coberre W
p b bi mod Baker i i Ate& D. 60 plio
es.l N•it 1 t • pint mot o A hnerbiek&o6,l3 bbte
N7r7rtita " Y.s V A t.tVglat r et k ar4 W l=lll
Vo, I sack a.,,t n• DIA oto & tr. 31 Woe 1636 1 b 6 \II \
qr•ior matron. 1,111r,r,. \ 16 bla hemp A s s ii (domin. \
kNCINNATID 66 MX 6 Ntmarr. No 2 . 41 nu rt., ~ - \
Forketh Jk Or II erre pubilb Leech k ILPO'X3O bh W -
Lez.l , 4l:l c r i t n ltiet . eukutu . le , itrognenler both 60 rt., Pt
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t . .P Wee J lifr d ki f.`tlN klat\h;roo ' l kroyil at
aJr ,i>
WIII.I4ONO—Per. Dtc&66,==bbLe stoartpo P Mint
ON 6 pkllegeeeN a Lrp . eh; 10 bre Hate a f(onythik \\\ \!
' ' '.l. lc d : I aniirr B ° tarid et -I,_. ~T, L .d° gml... to: 0, \ \ -
Ms boor tkelvat,la.ll7, it 014]; ' 12 OPPZe . poper Kw P '
reholL 4 \
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No Pr; I d
at pi . ifgZtirl`d.rbv4,7,; - . g. vs --„...,,, ,
m 2 re l ro L o tter .l NM eoeese er bou ' prelier do P.. " . ' 1 \i ,
J D Vanbeld; I less chat, 30. liar I bb.l" . \:• .-
CotliMee: 33 b li•po. J McCully. ..
\and yisimaxam P*39 ivanil%. Railroigt,
•
\ NEW AR NOEIIENT. - ,
\ lllO.
Co ing on Ito illy, Dee. Sth,
RAILROAD
„r ESTENDED nt9ll[ PIT YSH
1 sAud a:mart& ith Rai/Ma ait?;•.a Di CfrotLvu..,
\ca..b..., am ciminn.ti. i4. 1. .a.
,
\and only 19 ' iles &aging- ion Pattalnargh,
nud the ronarc 'an with the
. (Ntd
at Allianer. ' \\
\
TIN Express Train leaves Pi ialikikri
\A.II: stolding only it Poilptcklays ached
ughton, Darlington and thlon. \MI man sPA
Di T . at /Gana-IL. where PseleasSms wea
Pale , 5 i9 utiles, mat railroad thelea la itilagd.,
Coma ca.
&We vim dor frotaAname ,Catton,Alettin.
Igaintint and litasunield: nod Masi OMa ta a%
Polaad sad' Warren. ,
Rotutilitig. tho 'Enemy Train leaves aleatam
L i t. i tinekli m onti . mar at 4 I'. Al.. rod.ve. le
...be-The Niel Brighton Acannsuodation min r
PUMburish at Ella. Al. sal 4 P.ll. m 4 Ore sigh at
.p A. M. sadk.all P.M.. stopping at inter elle via
klosts. Emursioli Tickets gad Mr two d ata it said ,
Menu PlttabursNitoch Styr and New Ilnalsti
+rid. Pasmoger nisi lams, sklllmove nth A- •
Salem at 0a M. • ' "i
The ',naiad* not &SOX] Bandar.
me o me tes p yaw id, content.. with the Mains and
\Nom the +Whin on Yekical darn.
_. 5.
\Mr tickets apply, . 1 lb. Pectoral Pliant Statical to 5 ,
,
, ..., ' UB01101: YA-1 ,1 ( 1/,', r,
'- 1: dad - a i \ • l'olmt Axe
”.
'irtY TR R ARRANGE - MI:NT., '\,
•
\ OBRA? SPUD/ .
.Eintanarezis RAILROAD. ' \‘' \
ONLY TWENTY...EI:IIIT - MILES STAGING: \
O N Aln)-
AFTER THURSDAY NEXT, ' '.i'
Me Ilthet Deoembisr. the r.e. Mall Tiall4lll
1. ve Hie Depot on Llhurty street. • the Cmalß igt. 4 •
•
ry me lag at Aii o'clock. Pane s will go i al •
' ll- 12 milt lo TialdeVreek. where 'Mgr will tbs. . \
Gat Casaba tri readiness to convel t%iu '.3 mils, ow '•
\
• rate turnpike and to Beatty a h ttaolintikeni ' \
tagG , :k splendid Oaks of the Paansylveu ...mai ( -U.' ' \
Ma diC to PIIII.ADDLPHIA and BA LTLIIOIIt.
'Throne ln 21 hour. •
Plaindsinddia.-1 " - . 111 ' ' s \
Pats Ostlimore „Z.- • ..... .. - .....,- "
\ l' ''' kut4P ` win 9. ...' ii; l, tinjoi ili Bill taming. \
illonglikell Hotta. Beira glev„ ' kedtkkoligh.., \ \
\
. Avildr 5 , \ ' , ru: - .7.. ) ,:d., 4 13.. ‘., .
i is. LI. I.IOFMAN is going to leavia - this ,s
\
.11. '.ts ewst 'lamb. and Invites thom Wits wbe \ wish .N .,
tate Nssonsss 'Vocal or Detrimental Ihnle, toasilat _\
h. , ...M... INillinithfeid atmet. inawan Myth street , , . • s ,
amt Virglviilsy. l y ,___ -,deille 5,
\ ~
51) i r [!) . !, ,,,,,, p , A ., 14N ., f tS TARCH po . L . Lalrt z \,,
\\. 1
atatirs, Colfays, AMMO urea alga 1/1 *inns a guitar. \
tie age preveuts•tha lion\ Mom adhering talbeLinenaind \ , ' 5 ,
du , . from sticking: It conialue.mthing hijoriong ta A ..`i,
clothes 111 ally respect Tim ladles hire IheigaintaNa \ \ S
be imanaltr at met, an article, alai in Illa Moira. , _ \
on will le Gully reedited. ai, no mmtel.n. 1.!. ; \ \
cVll!,'"ligittll'a:l°.Z,llit..lll.odatl'n dorea et
.--..,- '-''‘ •\
cents per Cake-with Mil Marto., Yid sale w
and WILDkv E. N. WIONCESUAS. \ ,
\ sorter sr WisSfand SIVA its. • \ \
- -_
Si -r lTd 1) ' .
- 10 N MEAL-30 sacks ifted. for e.l `, ' \
\ ‘,l • d:1, '
Mk
131. .1,,
_ .
, lIIELICOTIIE SOAP—ISO boxesre •
- J
\ 4, "tk1...f.r 6 .41 T ... . b 4.4 ...1 6 , ...h.
VI :, W 51. A. SI editi NU a W.. Z.% Li A
I.)*E LEAF LARD—Eat up eirptiquili
4 -
du ty,f , t 1 ;44...z J VA . 0
e.e , , Tagr w itt or . t i . „ 6, .414 ibol.
6.4 \ \%; KILL 111V.I. 1511.4* bet" 4 .
VLOlJit— s - forso bbla. Extra, rale by
1 4.4 . k 9. .P. V ON WM11101232 A OM
- I LASS* 1000 boxes ised, b., for baleby
dN'\ M. P. voN DONXIIOILIBT a CO:
EA tall IIItOOMS k WHISKS--20 doz.
\ r..voN tiONNUOU.ST a co:
tar 111 ay?.
Ir--,..
.1. \
JIIBT SU yds. thin Sheet Rubbor,
fAßotologino. 'row ulo at Na fie Starintst.
•WO • \ J. Ow H. VALIWYS.
tut.
no IL•ad at
t.ho ra
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iothon fa e.tulusal