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Correspondence ul lie Baltimore Sun.
lHs Presidents Northern ToHrNtur York Potitics So
rslnry C)rriu

1He Prtsaisnts Northern TourNer York Po'nics-- Sc
retdry Cor,rim nc.
The President has, it seems reinquished the purpose a
visiting New York ;h- all and it is very fortunate st he
has donc for tie fugitive slaves AMI her white com?aui
fearful dnunciaons against him for signing the m
law party the free negroes the fugitive slaves and 4
the supporters Of the Seward platform. wish Mr.. Fin
safe eiycrance from The various shaded nj ,cr!oln
whenever he shall The Empire State.
The Wing party OF New York will not, as | find be
much crippled at The approaching election as has gG"e,a.ly
been supposed. The scceders from the Syracuse Convex
ton will form national platform at the Utica Convention
and will re.airm tie nominations Of the Syracuse Con:o
tion Washington Hunt il Conservative, but will be sup
ported by both wings of the party candidate ioF Governor
But have little faith in the expected sncccss Of ;he Nhin
party al the November election II il very probable that
the Democratic ticket will sweep the State, runphing
Wings and the whole host o Wheesh Democratic abo
rionss ecsoi!ers The present appearance Of things
NV that result.
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photographed ior me Baltimore Sun.

AltltlN Al. VI LIE VIII II. "a M. i''-nai
DITY or 1EiEGRAPHlNG a..
New ORLeASs, Der The United States mail steamer
Ohio arrived here this morning from Havana bringing the
California mails
Cotton continues in active demand ard the advance
der the Cabrias news fully maintained. Sales to-day Of
20j1 bales at IL Ii cents for fair pan.s
Sugars and moasses firm. Coffee held higher.
The ,slegraphic dispatch OF the Canb.as news was
cciycl here on the evening the ID inst The South
ern Morse line oIr hours ahead OF its reception BY he
Western, or o O'Reiy's line "a il is called.
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% DorI,Rs REWARD.

,Sr hunire and fiji. oars reward Will be gwen Tor iiAtti
Os% ii ,aEra 10 State atd delivered 10 Ar Moiseai
s., Richmond from made his rscai" without cause
. month aso earine his work Brook ,vic, Aoenate
s.ay .r DR. Bevsr. Roy near Lie r mouth
~ xrh.crher lie worked last Mr. franklin Searn
CO.. p,- Richmond Ha: relatives LIVING al CaPI Stsrne
Ir,rn,, s,i Capt William Hills, King William county Va
% lave State thirty doars reward viii be given tor ms
y.ry "a stove complexion IA about -e! or
.rsars n!.h. robust and ~eli made LEWIS Hill
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E,ErY DOLLARS REWARD.

Dan AWAY from t plantation OF Jas q Ed"hr's, a.e u on
ot H. is rahertaIs complexion aud has lump on me our
M Of IN. nj kne. hens which may lead 10 ms
imiIei lie Is aoou' SIN ess isn a'e ss'
weigh. shout 40 pounds =, nan r, xAs;,.
He e The free papers Luke Hall and Ned Hall VINO reside
or,y and has the Railroad ny cS-
ns The ,a.rs which taken IRON hii aIa he
al. S A ane OF Ned Hail his possession Al Black areeA
cn,rd h. y TO e-, SUSPECTED that he may siil
- lurking som. where IN this region -,
l ye reward pai person ar pesona VINO VIII
Liver h any o Subscribers oille him 10 any JAIL 50
g1r itey csn ce,hin . ,,.r,pu-r cam
ii'''s' ''N' '' DREW A StGG,
c.,,,,.,, y r Irly H. $50 MACON MOVE
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rmnAprLcnia. Der. s. 10 p. M.-'Ihe election to-dsy
passed oil quietly No disturbance cxempihcs,ions u
rowLyisn Appearances indicate the defeat o ons g. Levin
in The First Congressional District. This however, is o"y
al impression.
Of candidates il will doubtless bc o'clock In the morning,
il not later before the vote be counted and The csl e
H. Lin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11

N the nsh. the 10Th September, lSa. my brother ,1i Jon"
Oa,s county Va was very badly w'nnd"a .! p'
~ f,nion 6 Henry county Va Col Joie. had called s".
n. aish Nj Bryan, Nowm whe lives near
" o. Henry dark. Dr Coo rode Ia The gate AMI
s m interview with Col Jones, who immediately started out
see h when he had arrived wh about zen steps "l ,hs
Col Jones and being norincd II
s scharss gun hum, heavily loaded with hulr's and sh'
s too, effect III leg breaking the thigh bone, and
sprosly ,nurny the limb. viii the above reward
- TWO hundred the apprehension ani delivery oi SAID
anoo n, ncr. Henry county 10 be dealt wan
"a law where Issued for his aprehe'.
@ DR. o,o 10 old ab" six feet high has blue
w. ,, sv for is ase--hc singular in his mancrs a dress
ass mi, ll.e we'll and weighs about lo or lbs
IN %. IhVe. - 1V.>a..H
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Correspondence of the journal ol Commerce.

W Wl7HlN.IJ%, WOnh'V VlE. Ut.
This is sor; of political execution day. II was predicted
in The political calendar that, abou this lime there wpuit
be changes in Office. \ number Of removals were made
Saturday and sx,y more were 10 be made i'ay me
process is 10 turn Democratic clerks and put in hs
clerks take part in the conflict neither 90 ont IN
regret thrown out, and am glad 10 60;
in
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correspondent Of he London Morning Chronicle makes
the following per,inrat suggestion -" The great and vare
beauty of the leaves OF Of the trees and plants in ei
the Virginia Cretper is exceedingly beautifully will hop"
induce of your readers in Washington New i2iS
Philadelphia and Boston 10 preserve inany IN me tts
possible manner, and have them mounted into galana
wyeas and bouquets, for the Exhibition .! isai as orna'
,a he fLir O..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11

The "Abany Evening Journal contains letter atf'es
sed 10 President Fillmore, hy Lewis Benedict Ls sc-
wardite late Postmaster Albany in reply TO letters "hici
he had received while in office from the Postmaster General
The letter imbodosa correspondence between Mr. Hall AMI
officially by the former in offensive and insulting language.
and a the charges which he preferred against his manage
men O, the office unfonded, and were in fact merely
prctet for finding fault with nn, and for procuring the
withdrawal OF his nomination.
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The gross of revenue on tho Baltimore md Ohio
Railroad during the pas, fiscal year, is sl9Vo-and hf
entire receipts 81 900 0O0 When completed TO the Ohio a
il soon will be- this road will pour nmense treasure nIC
the lap Of Baltimore.
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FAIRFIELD FALL RACE:

FAIKFIELU FAIL. KACFs---oE>oND DIV.
WEDNESDAY,, OoT. 9rH.-Proprctors Purse, slVO--en'
trance s5iie heats. There three subscribers The
contest resulted as follows:
R. II. Dickinsons Thirteen Of Trumps, years Old nv
Boston, dam Emily Thomas, J
James Talley's b. f. years old by Boston, dam Sarah
Washington
c. d N. GREEN'S b. 9. by Boston, dam by Ptiam, )
Timc-lst heat. 80; End heat, 80.
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REQUISITIONS.

cr.UNTON AND JAMES RIVER TURNPlkE ttMfaHi.
s,tir soc shoiers Company hereby notified 'a' ne
an required pay the Collector Peter W!hr ESD al RE
II sail Conpany 9Th, Sh 9Th and 10Th ii@alnris o o
Las each on share OF their stock Stockholders VINO arc e
- IN naymcnt rfqustiuGs also notified that unless tne
remedies provided by law for the enforce,
% o he same viii be resortcd BY The company The RAPID
Of the road and the conseluenrl frequent demands u on
. treasury render absolutely necessary HAT payments n' made IN.
ra-taiely n ~ prpYISS
pelen, OF the ana James River Turnpike ConlaNy
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prnnnrn I,rNn"teI-S Al NORFOLK

RCMORED KEMOEAi.o AT NORFOLK.
NorrcLE OcT SIT il rumo,od here that our p!esrnt
Postmaster DR.. Gait is 10 be rrnov.d ard thai Thomas e.
gsouhton, Jr son Of Thomas G Hrnu.hi'n eG,oroi ,a
Norfolk Herald is 10 be appointed h- stead. IL il :ito
rumorcd tina, Dr. James r. MoJry is 10 succeed George
I in fhn Nnvv
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DIRECT STEAM OCEAN NAVIGATION.

gentleman in Washington writes 10 friend in Norfolk,
(thc Beacon publishes the extract)
~ think have got cherished scheme iur line OF
Steamers from Norfolk 10 Liverpool in very fair way.
have already spoken many Of the members Of both Houses
all OF whom go for il warmly. The plan when carried in
TO operation will make Norfolk and Portsmouth the great
commercial centre OF the world commanding the trade Of
Western Europe on the side and Western Asia the
other and thus will he realized my prediction Of connu-
ous town on both sides Of the Elizabeth river down 10 its
mou That such will be The result, have not sia
dow Of taubt; but more when meet"
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We received yesterday morning. by the Piney Point line,
Philadelphia and Baltimore papers OF Tuesday seven hours
in adynncn of the mail.
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.ur RICHMOND ENQUIRER,
rrplisnkpp D. PAsL4 Tuom,s nnp M1rcnln, sn.
7 Z Z NJ S:

p,nr dollars per annum and al the rate oi elgn'
D tn pa' ipr shorter period than one year for me ss
dollars 80 rlars annum and three doars or SIN nohs'
Weekly hse 10 b. pd in Office remted by mail, post paa
@ 'S TT che ssy sga per mail in
S the risk Of the Editors n a" iae ,sT a,s
' u @ y - The writer accumulation of postage IN
IL Any which operates serious tax upon Editors
On sNsas''' e TERMS OF ADVERTISING
,r Many ENQUIRER fifteen lines or less FIRST IN
l and ev,.y succeeding inseron twenty hSe cents
sToa ce week twice week, three times Week. h'i'y'
n in hall cents "a, ao,l,rs for thirty lines and in
Aau ~ ~ ,lycr,.ren;S a greater lensth-eNerpt Lottery
f| who charged loo doilars (paper ncud'
81, rur SrMl.WREKLYFor fifteen lines or less hrst Insertion
~ 80. -. ,,r zach continuance ~ cents -, :, ,. -
nu distance be accompanied Wi'h Inc auae pay
o.".,,rt,ry references, 10 insure execution. , ;. .
49, n5mres and Marriages irom the country whenever e
" w,,,ns ia unknown u.s. be- authenticated by the
Ia hc Postmaster the nsghborhood or they Will IN no
Every sn nas Ose saavs we
r ~ ;,si in such a upon the communcaons pens eef
III br he Of The Postmaster r'e' on "a" ~ y
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FUGITIVE SLAVE MEIrING AT BOSTON.
Rochester, N T. Der. 7.Itis said that the celebrated
Fed Douglas has been invited 10 attend mn anugnve saY
meeting 10 be held in Boston Monday evening nex and
that he has accepted.
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he Lancaster pennsylvania) Gazette says truly,

"The fugitive slave excitement is becoming most intense
in The civ and State of New York Large meetings of
proes have been held in the city and several parts of the
State at which the violent resolutions were adopted,
and firm determination manifested resist By force the
course of the law The negroes doubt acnaed to
such by the aboiionss 10 whom especially due
the credit of having the bill passed flad they acted with
little more discretion its passage would not have been SO
srenuousy insisted upon by the Southern and moderate
Now that they have brought tho evil upon tho objects Of
their Incorporate ZEAL they endcayolins 10 rouse them
TO resistance rtich cannoi but prore most astros Tie
supremacy ofe iacs must be maintained al all ri&s, and
however rspugnan TO the feelings OF the Northern men,
every wedisposed citizen cannot for an instant hesitate in
lending his aid when necessary carry the law into effect
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-10-11

PLANK ROAD COMPANY.
,,r s,. hohcrs The Boyn and Petersburg PlanH Noau
mroy and all the friends ol the Improvement are requested
w d.on on Friday the lllh day q! oe'be So ior The
closing The subscription the stock oi the Sa, C"nla
i"I ,n,rng sntvey the and making necessary AT
" ~ Tor putting building al the said ROAD Under CONTRACT.
' TlNGNAI. JONES, ALEN. > SUSn, O.n,.,,,
vN BASKERvlLL, Jr, CltAS BASh
GEO ROGERS, WM JoNES.
WM D. GOODE, CHAS ,: nu iIunoo.s.
M, l-r.llihOct EDWD. X CHAMbtK> ---- oInsru.---
-REQUISITIONS VA. CENTRAL NAiLhOAD.
,,lsIRlBERS for the virginia Central
;.on Wayne sboraush Saunon, required 10 pa! "o e
AK Of The Valley addition 10 The r'lui's'io VI 'a
~ F.brary April MAY, June. July and August amounting !"
s ,r share The sum per share the irSt nav o oet"
Der share day o Noyenler and 81 per 'At' "a VIZ
u" @ .'' "a "a ca,w,IsI.c J. GARRETT. Secretary.
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ltUN AND RIFLE MAKING. GUN-SIlTHIAG'
I &c-TOMAS TY RER, al his old stand No Co. Nam street
door. the City Hotel continn"' MAKE 10 oide III" o
sale all kinds OF double and single i:dIi ani RiieS
tuns Rifles and Pistols retuckei altered into feFeus,o anu
'l'ia' ~ -. =, .n,nn,,i 49,, 49, nm, ,,nna Ort. 5--c5t
sS CHANCERY-yliGINIi Al rIl-s head 10 the Clerk
Tie Circuit Cour nj liIaHcci. 'f r ''u! :" h"'''
this h iay III October. 1850: ,,
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JENNY LIND REIuHNED TO BOSTON.
RosroS OcT Jenny Lind arrived here this nlornin@.
Her concert was emincn,!y successful.
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John lIowarth anl other p'''"','
rhr object ri h have settlement oi te acc"nnioi INC
truq oi the tiIt ."l'ct arest me ",
trr respective r;'s Ai
hiynS entered h' di"'f ,.o'o
Ing the an! affidavit having been aae aIi
, ,, h. - not an ,h,haut ul ms STATE hereby nOfed
n ppcar n The rul,s held fr III: d Court oh the h NON
Inv IN DECEMBER ncy an! necessary 10 protect ms me
in tie subject matter oi this >n -
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NEW ORLEANS, &C., CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION.
The parishes of Ascension Jefferson, ST. John and d.
Charles have given johnson nd Whig) 2l4 majority over
Bulard Wing nominee They gave Conrad only 80 major
ity II was reported that Assumption which gave Conrad
7S majority, has now gone for johnson.
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u cHANcEKl-NiilGi> Al F"l', h|'., nm, m

against :. j., -. ..,o,o :, ber oy.,
William F. Schcnnerhorn ani Mary SCI" rfnrron ~ n '"
ri.l and A. cxecurx John r. Scrrrnrior urcrhse' p
The object OF this -uycct b. va! u 'lci=h % m M
legacy len Nv the will John T. Schesici"r ~ W
defendant William r. rEon 10 The Iainrh o W
hr nl,,.il hy the ai anl The s'it rh ' el ~
al ,rs and having iaird 10 appear anu
a,wer the plaintiffs s hereby E"i!hc 10 ara a e s'
49, ~, .I ir Tia sail The ,rH MnGi ~ Dr'rlrt heA''
AMI do watc necessary protect In i"rst ~ ~. M %
4 Copy. Tes'e' '
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Il must he confessed that this language severe enough
but fortunately for feelings tho violence OF its eS-
presslons dcprves Of lis elect We are disposed to doubt
The Judgment anlos, the aari'y Of gentleman who il 40
highly np.ssoncaw ascribcs all tesc Vaccinations 10
the government AT Washingon-who seriously prays mat
lhr South may herself from the power OF the North
which does not concea It's purpose sghs for dsso
u,ion Of The Cuion-who vrss al commercial intercourse
with all The people Of The North, bc they aboonsis o.
friends of the Sou,hwho processes 10 hae e government
a, Washington and who wild enough to pronounce
himself TO Le our enemy because We dlller honestly IN
opinion upon the question Of the day.
As some seof to the Indignant denmnclasions o Mr.
Cochran we Law before our readers the following extract Of
letter from Texas which received by the same mail Ii
shows al least some variety Of views in The Southern coun-
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4
U,IIS slrn! improvement b. 10 be aiprec rated
On, are in.l,ed cali the original ahi
LIGHT DAGUERREAN GALLERY, wler; naJ be tonhd all TIE
.es. imlf,. e.nsai-. consisting of the
CElEROTlPE,
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Cured during the interview, except that, in reply
to a statement which made TO the effect that the
Hungarians had attempted previously, as had UNI
derstood, arrangement OF their differences with
the Imperial government he replied that it was the
first application of the kind which bad come TO
his knowledge.
Unwilling to detan longer the person who awaits
this answer, and begging you TO be assured OF the
deep regret which feel at the unsuccessful result
of my efforts to bring about the pacifcation of the
two countries,
have the honor 10 be, your obedient servant,
WILLIAM ii. STILES,
Charge d'A6airss Of The United States Of Aaerica.
Mons. L. KossUTH,
President Of The Committee Of Defence, Hungary.
p. Sit will not be uninteresting to you TO learn
that the Emperor Ferdinand had abdicated the
throne in favor of his nephew; that the Archduke
Francis Charles has renounced his right of success
sion; and that the Archdukc Francis Joseph had
been proclaimed Emperor of Austria, under the
name of Francis Joseph J. w H. STILES
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The Secretary Of STATE 10 Ds Minister Of Foreign n
fa,ys NJ H,f,goru

Tn, Secretary Of STATE 10 Ds Minister Of Foreign n
Jaut Of Hungary.
DEPARTMENT or STATE,
WhsHISoToS, June IS, lS49.
Sra: The President Of the United States, animated
by desire 10 unite and bind together our re.
spectivc countries by friendly ties, has appointed
Mr.. A. Dudley Mann, one Of our most esteemed
and Trustworthy citizens, special and confidential
agent Of the United States TO the government Of
Hungary; and have the honor TO introduce
him 10 your e1cellency, and 10 ask for him
ccption and treatment corresponding 10 his station,
and 70 the purposes for which he II sent. Those
purposes he will more particularly explain 20 you.
Hoping through his agency these may be accom-
pished, avail myself Of this occasion 10 offer TO
your excellency the assurance Of my distinguished
consideration. JOHN NJ CLAYTON.
To bis eIceency,
The MINISTER ToR FoR. ATFAfRs OF HuSGARy.
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Secretary Of State 70 Mr.. Mar,h.
No. 30 Hud.on street, Neo York.

L
WAsHISeToS, January ~, $780,
SRA: You are well aware that the deepest interest
s felt among the people Of the United States In the
fate Of Kossuth and his compatrio,s Of Hungary,
who have hitherto escaped
by seeking an asylum within the boundaries of the
Ottoman empire. The accounts respecting them
have been 20 conflicting representing
them as having escaped, and at others AZ being
captyc-that we have not known what 10 credit,
and have therefore declined 10 interfere in their
behalf; nor do we now desire 10 interfere by en-
tangling ourselves in any serious controversy with
Russia or Austria. But we cannot suppose that n
compliance with the dictates Of humanity, now
that the contest with Hungary is over, would in
volve our friendly relations with any other power
Should you be Of the opinion that our good offices
would avail any thing 90 secure their safety,
Il is desired by your Government that you should
intercede with the Sultan in their behalf The
President would be gratihed il they could find a
retreat under the American flag; and their safe
conveyance to this country by any one Of our ma
tonal ships which may be about to return home
would be hailed with lively satisfaction by the
American people.
am, very respectfully, your obedient servant,
JOHN NJ. CLAYTON.
Hon. GEoRoE p. MARSH, &c, oonstantinopie.
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Ill
ZACHARY TAYLOR, PRECEDENT or THE UNITED
STATES or ERICA.

ZACHARY TAYLOR, PRESIDENT OF TINE UNITED
STATES or An ERICA.
To all ichom these presents ihal concern, greeting:
Know ye, that for the purpose Of establishing
friendly relations between the United States and
Hungary, and reposing special trust and confidence
in the integrity, prudence, and abilities of Mr.. A.
Dudley Mann, appointed special and confidential
agent Of the United States 10 Hungary, ! have in
vested him with full and all manner Of power and
authority, for and in the Of the United States,
TO meet and confer with any person persons
duly authorized by the Hungarian government,
being furnished with like power and authority,
and with him them TO agree, treat, consult, and
negotiate Of and concerning all matters and sub
jects interesting 10 both nations, and to conclude
and sign a treaty treaties, convention con
yentions, touching the premises, transmitting the
same 10 the President Of the United States for his
final ratification, by and with the advice and con-
sent Of the Senate Of the United States.
In testimony whereof, ] have caused the seal
Of the United States TO be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city Of Wash =
ington this eighteenth day of June, ammo
III Domini one thousand eight hundred and
forty nine. and Of the independence Of the
United States Of America the seventy
third.
BY the President u. TAYLOR.
JoHS NJ CLAYTor,
SECRETARY Of State.
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viLLAcs DssrsovrD.-The village OF Corning,
steubcn county, New York, was the scene Of Sc
we're conAsgration on Friday and Saturday last.
The whole business part Of the town destroyed,
including the railroad depot, the bank, hotel all
the stores, and probably one hundred thousand
dollars worth Of lumber.
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To he prende.i Of the United States:

To The Prestd1st Of the United States
The Secretary of State, TO whom was referred by
the President resolution of the Senate of the Uni
ted States of the Odd instant requesting the Pres
dent to communicate to that body ''a copy of the
instructions given thea Of the United States
who employed to visit Hungary during the re-
cent war between that country and Austria, and Of
the correspondence by and with such agent, 80 far
as the publication of the same may be consistent
with the public interest," has the honor submit
10 the President the accompanying papers, which
contain all the information called for by the resolu-
ton. JOHN Nj. CLAYTON.
DkPkRTMEST or STATE,
Warrington, March 25, 1880.
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mo. 4eI Mr.. stle. 10 u. SECRETARY Of STATE.
LrcxTIos or Tnr uSITsD STATES

VIgSSA, December ~, 1915.
Sin: short time since, personal application
was made 20 me by friend Of Mr.. Kossuth for
merly Minister Of Finances, but Of late the chief
OF the government Of Hungary, inquiring, in be
bali OF that gentleman, whether ! would undertake
an Intervention for the settlement Of the differ.
ences now existing between the imperial govern
ment and the kingdom Of Hungary. ] frankly
stated on that occasion the difficulties which such a
step suggested 10 my mind, arising from the fact
that II was domestic quarrel between the govern.
mcnt OF the Austrian empire and one Of its Deepen.
denotes, and with which no foreign power could
properly have any concern; that Il was a subject
reconcile Il 10 myself 10 be IN any manner instru-
mental in committing her; that, besides, 30 extern
siye, had understood, had been the preparations
made by the imperial government for the subjugs-
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l. Mr.. Mann to Secretary OF State, July Is, lS49
2 The same to the same, July %, ls49.
5. The same TO the same, August s, lS49.
l. The same to the same, August II, lS49.
5. The same TO the same, August 25, ls49.
o. The same to the same September |, 1919.
T. The same to the same, September 2, ls49.
q. The same To the same, September s, ls49
g. The same to the same, September 3, lS49
10. The same to the same, September 10, 1919.
H. The same to the same, September 81, lS49.
~ The same TO the same, October s, lS49.
H. The same TO the same, October Is, lS49
Ia. The same 10 the same, October 25, 1919.
Is The same to the same November Is, 1919.
To- The same 10 the same, January ~, 1850.