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The Russia CAsE-F0Hrtb District Court.-The case
OF Paradise Lawrason Co. The Sun Mutual Orleans
and Nashville Insurance COmpane sill going on in the
Fourth District Court The plaintiffs bring suit for the
OF s34 Co., being the value of the ship Russia and cargo
which destroyed by fire, will be ecoleced near s
SouhWest Pass about year since Upwards of a hundred
witnesses have been summoned in the case and itlromses to
be very tedious one.
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Wool GROWING IN lLLINoIs.-Thc Peoria
Republican publishes a letter from Mr.. Truman
Humphreys, extensive wool grower of Elm,
wood, Peoria county, Illinois, in which the writer
contends that wool can be grown more proftably
in Illinois than anywhere else in the United States
that ii is profitable at the low price OF %
cents per pound to those who have the right kind
of iocks. He says: "Thc calculation is a safe
one that the wool from one thousand sheep
properly selected and cared for, will produce as
many dollars, while, with good management, the
lambs will pay all the expenses for the year NV
iocks do better than that"
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The Argus, pubIisl ii at Wheeling, Va, huist5
the name OF Iewfs Gas, n neNl President
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The MISSISSIPPI LEGIsLATURE.-This body
has adjourned The bill for the assembling of a
convention at the capital of the State on the sec
ond Monday of November 1851, to consider the
then existing relations between the Government of
the United States and the Government and people
Of the State of Mississippi, ETC. was passed in the
Senate by vote of % ayes to s noes, and in the
House of y ayes to Al noes The election of DEL
egates to the convention is to take place in all the
counties of the State on the first Monday, and the
day following, Of Sentember. 1871
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We are indebted to the Officers of the steamship Yacht for
late Brownsville papers.
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Custom House, Ncw Orleans.

N"LLEllDR s OFFICE. Nov. n. $50 {
n Office is hereby given, that sealed PROPOSALS
viii be received by me until the 18th Decn1Iar ,r
maHng the following repairs to the TCheluncta lin Tf.a
ana premises pertaining thereto, hereinafter named CONFORM
aDly WIN the following Specifications. All the WORK NM.
be done IN suDsJtn nal and wOfhmqnIke manner arG nm.
be approved BY the Keeper OF the Light on whose Cerr
to that effect, payment will be made.
ItHEITHtTA LIGIIT,
hepGtr5 B DEGIHg HuasrA new roof 10 be covered
win shingles, one side with rattrs and haqtb@, A. 40
rogl to be extended over the front gallery the roof m
% ~ % ~ front, and - by % in the rear the gaBe
be hnlshed out 10 the front roof and the cutters 40 be
new Kitchen to be erected, l. by rs ia The ear viii
uOOT ana one window, with proper hinges and tst.r
lhe hlchen 10 pc placed on brick pillars TWO feet bjrb @
te EO41I' ana with proper foundations. 4 brick Cbrur
WIN 45a eet lire place, extending fOnr feet above rho
the OLD chimney to he removed. Around the premises ~,
constructed Fence 90 feet IN len 9Th, 10 be ,pgf i
IN hsiEhlh posts 10 be OF light WOOL by s0uare @
long and feet apart to he feet IN the ground TLa %
To 4e oil sawed yellow pine cypress one inch tbck fr
inches WIDE, ~ feet long and pointed at the uvpeT r y
ne 52 inches apart TO be well nailed to strnger7 U
win III cut mails, mOtCad IN the POSTS The bg-e ,
70 De IA men thick and Il inches wide There are "a a.
uge gates iee wide, well framed ana suhstaDaI. lrr
WIN good and suitable asteuings The style Of the r, ,
correspond win that OF The fence. Hinges aud rroTsr r.
ennRs aie required for three Of The doors and one Of H.
dOws o. the house. -1 VI "'' W."
The works above described must be commenced within, o.
days and be completed within 30 days from the lime I
uaCs may be entered into, and if 50 commenced ra Wv
Gersgneh reserves the night 10 auuuI the con'r1r, .
person IN dsiGult. WM FRERET jnjiSc,,m,' 'i "
h-' ut-p ana superintendent OF Light Housas
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'VeaU KGsU Books,

j. B. STEET,'S

j. 3. STEEI'S
~ ~ S'4''0''s'S' Warrb0use, No. II Camp street.
DOmAT'S CIVIL LAW Translated Inv Vvr, s,,,bor
from the second London Edition. by Luther s. Cushing
REPORT OF THE CASE OF PROF. ,,,Dps,r,,,,
BY George Bemis. " A1''' I'm
Also ....
TIE AMERICAN STATE PAPERS, complete in n
vols folio. 'f'''o III 81
LAND LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES. from the
State Papers, complete in vols. folio
IL And also, Low Prices, the following
Louisiana Law Books;
ROBINSON'S REPORTS, complete in Il vos either in
complete any the volumes SEPARATE suit tn. Pro.
fessiUn
MARTINS REPORTS. NOl.1 Stewards New Edition
GRElNER'S CODE OF PRACTICE. New Edition.
BENJAMIN AND SIIDELL'S DIGEST. New and
improved EdIiou, enlarged.
pEsLlX'S DIGEST, being a continuation Of Benjamin
AID Slidel's.
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UNION DIVISION No 3, at Crystal Foun, Il. 232Tchoupi
tOulas street, at halt-past I O'Clock. ~
LOUISIANA DIVISION No II at Unity M Marigny Bud.
lngs, Third Municipality, at hafp' Z O'Clock.
YOUNG MEMS MAGNOLIA DIVISION 112, at Pelican Hail.
Common and St. Charles sire I at ~ O'Clock
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FROM FLoRIDA-Inormaton from the south Of
Florida OF late date states that the prospect of
removal Of the Indians is becoming better. Sam
Jones has been seen and conversed with, and as
usual, shows no disposition to remove. Interviews
have likewise been had with Billy Bowlegs, who
appears more disposed than usual, and says but
for the indisposton Of some OF his people, he would
be willing to go West. Sam Jones' speaking of
the removal of his family, says, there plenty of
women left yet and appears to very little for
their desertion ofhim in his old age.
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IL sVes1 Fabric
For UNDER cAnNrnrrs

Il sNesV Fabric
FOR UNDER GARMENTS.
A LFRED MUNROE 81 co. "a MAGAZINE
street nave received from the Of the Mauufac-
turing Company OF Eng land, a limited assortment oC
Fur Under Garments,
an article made Of PURE FUR spun and woven like any 9th
MATERIAL aud entirely manufacture never before offered
for sale in this country.
As and pleasant garment they are much sperior IN t
OF any other MATERIAL and the electrical property Of Fur renders
them peculiarly yauabef curative or preventive grpc IA
persons afflicted with HHEUMiTlC other diseases Of
Chronic Nature.
,. ALFRED IUNROE & co.
dI2 2ip tt 3w n .,.'-,@.'....-.,
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II will be gratifying to many of our Western
citizens to know that the enterprise Of shipping
beef cattle from the ports on La Vaca bay to New
Orleans, has so far proved successful A market
has thus been opened for the surplus cattle on our
Western rraires, which promises to be in the
highest degree advantageous to our stock.raistrs.
We learn from the Victoria Advocate. that the
shipments for New Orleans by the regular steamers
from lndanola, amount weekly to fortv-fve or fltv
head. MIR. F. G. Cunningham a man well suited
for the business, will distribute among the people
OF the Guadalupe counties this year as much as
twenty five thousand dollars in making purchases
an item Of considerable value to those who have
cattle to sell. Austin Gazette
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RIVER NEWs.-By the steamer Empire, from
Portland, Both ult we learn that the rivers are rs-
ing. Weather very cold, and the ground covered
with snow from Cairo to within twenty miles of
Nlchsburg, The steamers Belle Key and Oregon
We're about forty miles apart, and preserving their
relatiNA rnsiIinns
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Auction Sales E::fSis Dag.

SYKES, HYDE & Co. will sell, 9af past 10 O'Clock. at
the corner of Common and NJ Ievee 5treels-Contents
tOulas street-Raisins.
j. B. BLAcHE & Co. will scla 10 O'clock at n Charities
stTeet-ClOthng and WmaEhiTts
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The RatiOns be of good and who e5ume quality 10 be
approved by the Collector, and the different articles
sing the Ration to be delivered bOaTi the Gutter
and sufficient casks and vessels, be provided by the
tractor and the contents thereof distinctly marked each
1t is TO be understood that the vii be bourd
urnsh upon reasonable notices. often may be required
by the Captain of the Cutter, with the APPRECIATION Of the
Collector (nOt exceeding day in each
week. snch fresh and fresh vegetables IA may hn
equivalent 10 the corresponding of the Ration allowed
the Naval Service. [d2 dl WIN, FRERET, Collector.
TO SUGAR PLANTERS-Te between Mr..
i Kendall's Biloxi Fire Brick cost g. and the Scotch
Fire Brick cost S35, branded Gamkirk.
lleels's Foundry, Augu7t g. 1850.
AT the request Of Mr. kepual into furnace,
which melt IRON one OF Mir Kendall brick with one OF
the very best Scotch Fire Brick. The Scotch Beck
slightly; Mr. Kendas all, neiter broken cracked
LEEBS s. co.
We filling Planters orders and Vananng our brick IA
stand fire, at IS and the carriage. WIN. H. EA GER,
ans 2dpu Agent Biloxi Steam Brick Works
WINDOW GLASs-2WG BuEls WIndo- Glass az.,rtsf 49,
w and qIarI-E offered for sale
sold New Orleans. Bu er ta-Isrz and Dealer re invite f
examine and inquire Inc pr before pUToha1ng.
NATHAN JARVIS q co
0S2 Con eT OF Hlg1Eipe ami CorInou sfresir
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS TO CaLIT1RNIA lr.
~ Gypsy Capt George Esh0g receiving uc.tf
san Francisco and Sacramento Posi-
For irei ght or passage, apply 10
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Steet has Tor sale great variety of Almanac from the
American Almanac down to the Comic The Planter,
Almanac, edited by Thomas AfIleck i, devoted to Agr.
cultural interests. Recently the Hornets Nest'' made
violent attack on Philadelphia publishing house for selling
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Proposals invited for supplying the foIowns Offices 10
Arkansas for the nett proceeds Of said Offices respectively
limited In each 10 to b named in the proposals.
4 Alligator from walnut Bend, 10 miles once week.
Calhoun, Seminary and Bosns vists from Csmdsn, 40
miles. onos week.
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Proposals invited for supplying the following Offices In
Louisiana for the proceeds Of sAd Offices respectively
limited in each be named In the proposals.
Albany and Csddo from Greenwood 10 miles, once week
Ashton from Lake Providence, 10 miles, week.
Bayou Pierre from Greenwood 10 miles ones week.
Carrollton from New Orleans. miles, three times week
Dallas from Richmond, ~ miles, week.
De(ilsize from Bssrop, 10 miles, once week.
Fsusse Point from New iberia, miles. once week.
MsrburyvIle from sibils, miles. once week.
Milford from Baton Rouge, II miles, once week
Sslt Spring from Sparta, ~ miles, once week
Spears Store from Cherry Ridge, 10 miles, once week
81. Charles from CsroIiop, rs miles, once week.
Taylor from Bonnet Care. III miles, week.
TEXAS.
sa0i From Galveston 10 m, twice week. Sunday and
Wednesday IL
To New orissn. by am Tuesday and Friday, $50
miles NNet
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Greek Agency nom Fou Gibson, miles, once wseK.
Gfsud Saline from TsL quah, 80 miies. week.
Leaks Store, Woodswn, and Godbold, from Camden, %
miles. week.
Oldsown from Helene, 20 miles. once week.
Oregon from Danvlls, 20 miles, once In weeks.
Plum Bayou from Pine Bluff, rs miles, once week
The Narrows from Van Buren,. 20 miles, once a week.
LOUISIANA.
6I0l From New Orleans OF p m daily
BY Fort Pike Pass Christian Miss and PasraRoua
To Mobile, Ala. by u mex. day, 1874 miles
And back between II m daily and a m next day
The intermediate Offices TO be supplied twice week /.
each direction, and much ofisner the boats toucl
there
Proposals for . schedule allowing more time tothe p
TO bs specified, win be considered.
6l02 From New Ofleans at m twice week. Wednes
day and Sunday,
by ST. Char.es, Bonnet Care, Convent, Donaldson
vile, New River, Bayou Gouls. Ibervlle, Plaque
mne Manchac, Brulee Landing, Baton Rouge, Lob
dells Store Port Hudson, and Waterloo
To 81. Fnncisvlle by II next day, 1877 miles
And back between IL m Monday and Thursday, an
p m next days
Bids for three trips week are invited.
Proposals supply by steamboat the principal interme
date points. with separate proposals TO supply there
from the nsighborng Intermediates points the sam
sides Of the river respectively BY horse, will be con
sidered.
6lO3 From New Orleans at m. three times week
Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday;
BY Red River Landing and Alexandra;
To Grand Ecore by 10 Friday, Sunday, an
Tuesday;
Thence 10 Shreveport by m next days, 500 miles
Back to Grand Ecore between 8 p m Monday, Thurs
day, and Saturday. and II am next day
And to New Orleans between p m Tuesday, Friday
and sunday, and IL m Friday. Sunday, and Tuesday
The Department may employ this service by an sgeu
at New Orleans.
sl04 From New Orleans at m, times week, Monday
Wednesday, and Friday,
BY Vaudeville and Madisonyillc, to Covinston by
m. 81 miles
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ABOLITION EXCITEMENT IN HARRISBURG.
SLAVES THREATENED RIOTS, &c-A despatch iron Har-
fisburg, Pa, 10 tie Philadelphia Bulletin Saturday
morning. gives the following account OF the subsequent
proceedings that place, connexon with the of
three fugitive slaves, mentioned in the Sun Saturday.
Our been the of great excitement yeser
day and day, OF the arrest and examination
OF three black fugitves from Virginia.
Yesterday the count engaged al day In the exami
nation OF the negroes OF habeas corpus. They
charged viii Ing, hut were IN reality furi-
live slaves No decision made yesterday; but hi
Judge Pearson decided that the stealing OF horse
by slave the purpose Of apng not criminal
offence under the law for recamng iugives, aud
queuty be discharged them.
The ushered OF the prisou door,
but had reached the street, when they were
zed 10y their masters, and battle ensued between them
Alter struggle two Of the slaves handcuhed,
bnt one Of them made his escape.
and all engaged in tho affair for an assault and battery
with mention excite riot The slaves and their
In jail.
The has also ordered the sheriff employ posse
Tor the purpose OF dispensing 81 all hazards tue mob now
assembled ia front Of the prison
Later-Rio'ers arreaed-Miitorg called out A second
despatch, dated at /, ?. m, on Saturday, says:
Ten free have been arrested for trying ncc
to riot. The slaves, Two in number, are In prison
The OF the slaves aGd other persons engaged in
securing them after their discharge by the cour now
before the court a wrir OF habeas corpus.
The two slaves are held in Jail.
The crowd before the prison has been dispersed by the
military, called under General Saer, and the town IL
fesumng ia a measure, its wonted quiet and order
IBad,nors Sun,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
ssu... ear baltimore Correspondent

BA1rtieYE, Aug. rs IS, p m
The Reform Il cotton Reported Rss, gaatioa -FirssRs
turu Of M Ciay-Ihe Ceasas Guy D1TtattR -Ihs
Markets, &c
The election for delegates the Constitutional Reform
Convention will take place in this State Wednes
day week There doubt that there will be de
cded ms ority of de in the convention though
strong efforts making by the wings in the small coon
lies 70 secu the election OF whig antefomers One OF
the subjects If reform Is The judiciary and the wings
ave brought forward half dozen judges candidates
Ii is announced here to-day that the Hon Mr. Mchen-
man, Secretary OF the Interior has resigned his post but
of bad health department troubles
Is not known
We have had three quite destructive fires sncs no to
day. One Sterling destroyed thirteen small BRICK
dwellings, coupled principally by Irish families
The Hon Thos c. Pratt has been called from his place
in the Senate by sickness in his family.
The Hon. Henry Clay. accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs
Calvert Of Rvesdae, Maryland, arrived in this city ths
afternoon and viii, learn. proceed to Washington This
evening Mr Clay's health has been much improved by
his tip.
The population OF Baltimore, It is expected. will
reach about lS0000-beiDg an Increase OF 70,OD IN ten
years The population OF tour wards taken is 3375i Tue
ia these wards the presidential election were 4o2o
The whole that election was Il, and nnllpy
that by the average, it will give the entire population Of
the city at lSO,255
The report OF board of health the inernen's
this city during the week to have been l3S OF which
81 under years of age, In the corresponding
week year the nterments i39, of which ~ We're
under ten years Of age.
The MARKETS. i the Baltimore market this morning
there were sales Of 400 bbs Howard street Iour az Do
sales 200 bbls City Mills $5 and $40 bbls private
terms Sales of wheat 100 l06 Tor fair 10 prime
Sales of white 50 90 snts and yellow AT % 6Z
cents. Oats. 25 3, Whskey, "a cents Sales OF
bags Porto Rico coffee l0 cents and 1900 bags Rio
a; l0a It is sold IL The offerings OF
beef scales day reached $50 head all OF which
we're sold city dealers The prices ranged from 81 10
S3 Is per 100 lbs the hooi equal TO 50 90 and 80
net and averaging So gross, which show an advance on
orner rates Prices Of hogs have advanced and sales
making at SO
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IN pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President of
that public sales viii be held al The Offices
the State Of MICHIGAN the period hereinafter designated 70
sAULT STE MARIE, for the "Lake su-
lowing named townships and fractional townships, viz
North Of me base line, and Of the principal meridian.
Township fory-aye, aud fractional township. forysr and
'or,y seven, o. range Two; -. -, c.,,.u., ,,.,,n o,
Township fractional township forty sescu, range
townships forty. roryseyen township. ne
Fractional townships orseven foreght for-nne, y, and
townships forty nine township hy,
townships ,hirynne "oo IsL.sDp forty
"H.r IsLAspn aud township lorty.nse o. range eight
DEM islands, and o the main land and townships forty
townships ihirr-nne forty "G.Rprs,
seu.wn Islands, and townships oy-hree for,your, and forty
Fractional townships thirty aLrrrts Bs.vrRo island,
"WHskrr" island, and townships forty three, forty -four, ana
Fractoaa township rt light island township forty
two and fractional townships forty three orou and ory6ve,
township forty land, range
Fractional townships hirvnne and forty on the main land OF
fractional townships thirty dirty forty forty
Fractional townships hirys1 "susmrp and "PovfRry'
thirty eight, thirty n,ne forty laud townships
9 yr %G and on ct ,ngs and
islands, thirty iset Of "LrrLs susSsR island thirty
twenty wenyeeh) and forty, township forty
the main land, Of twenty.
Fractional township dirty thirty nine, and forty
main land OF twenty e.#
AT the commencing Monday the trsth
disposal public within
lowing named townships ard fractional townships towit
North Of The base line, and pes Of the principal meridian
Fractional townships thirty Ave and thirty six land
OF range twenty -four
Fractional townships thirty
township thirty six, Of range twenty five
Fractional townships thirty thirty land
and townships thirty four r-nve, Of range twentysix
Fractional townships thiftyone, hiytwo,
four, and thirty the land townships forty
forty seven, and forty eight, Of range twenty
Fractional townships thirty
and townships thirty nne forty forty
nty-eight
Fractional townships ,hir'yseven thirty thirty
and townships forty
forty forty and forty ofangc
Fractional township thirty
ship foyone townships fortytwo forty
fsryst foryseven, and eight Of sections
hrynve and thirty at the Of Agate hsrbo OF township
hty nine, Of thirty.
frHrtons townships hynin- forty and oryone, townships
fortwo forty three, forty -four, y five, forty forty seven
ana oryegh and fractional seventeen and eighteen
island In township 6ty four, OF range 'onc
Al the same place, commencing Monday the i"neehm
DAY OF October the disposal the public LANDS situated
within the aforementioned townships and rcnona own'hp@ 70
wit
North Of the base line and Of the principal msrdinn
Fractional township Eortyone and townships orytwo forty
three, fbry four, forty eve, and 6ny, Of range hiywo
Fractional townships my and my two OF range thirty three
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ny GREEN 4 TAsrET. Auotionssrs.

ExTENslyE STOCK or GhoCERiEs, LIQUORS, STORE
" FiXTURES AT ULT1ONOn Tuesday next, the 9Th
instant grocery H. Crimes 9Th
opposite end Of Centre Market al III
wel-seieced family groceries,
Imperial Gunpowde Young Tyson, aud black tea and
Sacks salt rice starch, pepper ginger, and spices
Moasses, soap, candles, bacon hams &c
Tobacco, cigars, aud snuff, boots and shoes
Crockery, glass, stone, and wooden ware
Nails, rope of various sizes, broonis, Ac.
Glass and putty &c &c with large assortment oil good liquors.
tuch
French and domestic brandy, Holland and domestic gin
N. OIL and N. f. jamaica spirits
old rccudyd aud common wbiskey
Madeira, and Malaga wine cordial and vinegar
shelving PLATFORM ana counter
scales, ana weights
Tea caddies, oil cans, stand casks, empty barrels
Awning and iraIne and signs, sc
All under , cash SO, credit oil OF
and 80 days, approved endorsed notes. bearing
GREEN TASTET,
Aug 2i-d Aucuoneers
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oe ~ III nuhlie in an agreeable novel, termed Retrbu
,;on q, tbe Vale Of Shadows, published short time
.;oe Her success led 10 expect further efforts from
~, nan nor have been disappointed In the Deserted
wis., we dnd thrilling succession OF incidents.
with great ingenuity in the plot and the charming moral
Of this fascinating novel renders OF the most
sxresabe we have had the good fortune 10 meet
with We happy to congratulate the authoress, ana
wish her success in her future efforts.
We return thanks to the publishers for the above
works, through Farnham esq and ack now ledge,
in addition Vol 4h OF Gibbons Rome, and No OF Los
sinxs Field Book Of the Revolution, copies OF which may
be obtained at the same place.
Hsrsary and Trdasy vaaia BY john PAoEr esq vols
l7mo large pp 500, 1856. LIZA " BLANCHARD. Phladel-
phia.
This work is a reprint from the London edition,
and in addition to the observations the physical aspect
of the country consists OF remarks their social po
cal and economical condition. Mr. Pagets journey was
in 1895, and, although much time has elapsed
since the period of his and the stirring events
there his work may be still consulted for accurate
counts OF the condition OF the Hungarians An ardent
samirer OF Hungary and anxious for her welfare,
still he does hesitate TO faithfully the impress
sions for good or evil there made upon him. An author
who acknowledges his strong sympahies, and yet does
not hesitate give the public faithful representations OF
facts attracting his notice, is we'll worthy OF their conf
dence. His sojourn in Hungary during year and
. half; aud his knowledge OF the German language,
spoken by all there above the rank OF peasants, gave
him ample of obtaining and forming conclusions
for himself Oppression has made Hungary. like Poland,
dear TO every republican hear and everything pertaining
to her history or illustrating her social and political
dition, will be sought for with avidity.
We are indebted the publishers for copy, through
Franck Taylor, esq, Pennsylvania avenue