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THE HUNGARIAN RKFUGKEs-A letter from Con-
slanfnople, Of the 4ih ult, says" Although, m
point oi iact tranquility prevails in the political
circles here, there Is still evidence Of the existence
OF unessncss, or an admitted possibility that stir
ring events are not distant Constantinoplc NAV
be ssid to be gay. Many English, military and
.otber-. (some Of them Indian ollicers) are here
for the moment. The lion of the day is, however,
General Guyon, a fine dd0hing, daring fe How.
frank as brave. need hardly inform you, that
although Guyon (thanks TO his bengsa British sub
iecD Is al lbeiv, kossuth and Drmbnski are
Transferred to Broussa, NJ the instance of Austria
who claims both az Austrian subjects, though il Is
notoijous that Dembinsu was never a subject of
Austria The hardshps inflicted on these Hue
sriots perseus, notwithstanding all the applications
made 10 the French government for protection and
svmpathy, asionshod even body. That General
kupic should not posses, at least not exercise,
french influence In favor Of an old soldier Of the
Empife. Dembinski.) has occssioned much dis
satiiirction Ono OF the distinguished soldiers n
The Noskowa and of the Beresina is, az the de-
mani of Austria, inferno BY the Turkish govern
neuf in spite Of. or in the absence OF. the French
ambassadors nierle ence in his behalf; while
Trlsh subjcci, VIE bad been actually in the Aus
trian rcryice, and who passed over to the Hun
qarians Is hbcratsd How y II possible that
France can reconcile this comparison Of influence
with that of Great Britain The friends OF Dem
biuski contend that his nomination TO the order OF
the Legion of Honor, by the Emperor Napoleon,
was virtual naturalization. and entitled him 70 be
clsIncd as a French citizen.
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Although il had been currently believed for
months past that gold depoeites existed in the
neighborhood Of the settlement, nothing definite
had transPTed on the subject until lately. The
public had at length been surprised by the appear
ance OF two companies, the promoters OF which
were stated 10 have secured, by purchase, large
tracts OF land in the immediate course Of the Onka
paringa river and its tributaries, for the purpose of
following out gold washing on its streams The
first company called the South Australian Gold
Company, and the directors numbering the most
influential per7Ons in Adelaide, the 1900 shares Of
fered to the public had been subscribed for in the
course of two or three days. The second company
prolesscd 20 be the veritabe Onkaparinga Gold
Company, and, according To the terms of their
nouncement, the parties interested proposed TO adj
nit subscriptions AZ lower rate OF bonus than the
company already started. IL appears 20 be general
~ acknowledged that auriierOus deposits have been
discovered in the river 30 prominently named, and
the result of assays Is asserted 10 be extremely fa
yorable. IL trdS considered not az all improbable
that me excitement gTotcing ont If thus ncu more
mcni rould at onCc chosk tho rage fer Californian
enigrafion and numbers who had paid their passage
submitting 90 the foil sacrifice OF the amount.
eel these arrangements. The circumstance of the
success Of the Burra Burrl, and various other min
ing operations, gave great stimulus to the cnthusi-
asn prevailing and the papers lecn with extracts
from acknowledged authors, ON the most facile mode
Of gold washing, the reduction OF ores by quicksi-
ycT, DC.
The Burra Burra mining shares were quoted llI 4,
and the Princess Royal shares 90. A gas company
was in course Of organization, 10 supply the town Of
Adelaide with coaEeas. The Douglas and Rich
artson from London, had arrived out. Wheat was
selling az Be- TO 3. 81. per bushel The CROP it was
estimated, would average that Of last year. re-
turn of the exports of the produce Of South Austria
lie for the quarter ending the I0h Of October last
showed that they amounted TO c5T ,52j.
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The books Of subscription 70 the capital stock Of the
Of three hundred Thousand dollars will be opened Nom
day the 10th day of May instant at the ooe Of the At
Wall street, the city Of New York, and will remain open
that and the succeeding days from IL O'Clock
sfA s1hss sasEy yTsSsSp%fA sspfAMH y }connl.'...
"A CONKLING,>
ed NewY York Nav
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TWO CENTS.

lating " Qxanto bnono quanto buoro ~ Tony
great disappointment, very oficious little gentle
men, VINO, II appears, is nephew of Cardinal Bor-
romeo, and who, only two days since, had been APP
pointed kind of deputy master of the ceremonies.
informed me that it was very unlikely his holiness
eVao =, receive any more people, as he had to 60 out
eouners, who marched, booted and spurred, whpin
hahu, INTO the ante-room. This announcement had
scarcely been made, when Cardinal Antonelli ap-
ieaiea anu informed ussthat the Pope would receive
tmo vi anIee al tlme but that they must not stop
long The first batch consisted of "our own cores
pondent Don Flavio Ghigi | looked round to sec
d VINO was h ahe third it was the little abbate Aswe
but to my surprise both Don Fayio and Don Pietro
rushed forward. The Ghgi gracefully, and with
emotion, kissed the sovereign's foot, and then his
hand, which was extended TO him. His holineso
had evidently been greatly excited. He took Don
sorrows are over.a Meanwhile, Don Pietro had
embraced not merely the foot, but the ankle.
claimed, looking at the little man with wonder.
"Eh! Che Don Pietro con una barba 20 "Ah,"
SAID The uncercal priest, not in any degree taken
py surprise Since our mlsfortunes yo1r holiness,
that happier times are come, we shall see your face
quite clean," was the Popes reply More genu-
iexions, more embracings, and away we went.
After few minutes delay, the gentlemen of tho
pass; he was preceded by priests bearing the cru
clhx, and this time wore rich embroidered stole;
his benevolent face lighted up as he blessed all his
servants who knelt on his passage. He has strik-
ing countenance, full of paternal goodness nor
does his tendency TO obesity interfere with the Dig
n!ty OF his movements. Some half-dozen Capu-
chns fell before him, and the guards had some diff
Guilty in making them move out of the way Az
the Pope moved, he dispensed his blessing to the
right and to the left. Meanwhile great crowd
had collected outside. When he appeared, he was
enthusiastically cheered. He entered his carriage
the scarlet courers kicked, cracked, and spurred
the troops all knelt-the band played some strange
anthem, for he had become rather tired Of Sc VivG
Pho Nono," with which he has no agreeable
ciatons-and the pageant passed away.
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MORE GOLD IN THE PACIFIC.


Another CaufOrnla In the Pacl6c-Further
Discoveries OF Gold - The Excitement
among the Australians.
Our advios from South Australia are to the 18th
of January. Adelaide papers of the 18th are re-
ceived.
The colony was somewhat excited by the further
discoveries of gold, which had checked emigration
to California, and started two joint-stock compa-
nies for the washing and streaming of gold one
is advertised the South Astralian Gold Company,
with capital of f25 ,OOO in five thousand shares of
f5 each, and direction composed of some Of the
most respectable men in the colony They have
purchased and paid for one thousand six hundred
and thirty-eight Of land, and taken four
hundred more on lease, which gives the command
of twenty miles of water courses, open for imme-
diate operations. Specimens Of the most satisfac-
tory nature have been obtained, and the analysis of
the gold shows purity equal to ninety-sx per cent
Another company is advertised, in the South Ams-
ralion Ga-ette, as the Onkaparinga Gold Com
pany; the prospectus was to appear the next week.
II appears that gold has been found in small
quantities, from time to time, by various parties in
South Australia For nearly two years past the
process of exploration has been going on silently
and cautiously, and the result is in the formation
of these companies, backed by some of the best
names in the colony, who guaranty the sober
reality of what has hitherto been only Dream
"that gold exists in large quantities in the soil and
alluvial deposits made by the rivers of South Aus
tralia." There are great expectations that both
companies will be eminently successful, and that
the colony will be greatly enriched by these dis
coveries. The disposition ichich erisfed for emi-
grating to California had quite abated, and parties
mho had engaged passages ,cere torfeifng their pas
sage money, being convinced that they were going
TO distance 10 seek that which was TO be found at
the door.
The whole line Of the Onkaparinga is said to ex-
hibit auriferous deposits, on which river the Aus
tralian Gold Company had secured various sections.
In some parts il was expected that gold in large
quantities would be found.
An analysis Of the specimens exhibited gave the
following results -
Gold. .4137 Value. .2S 5-32 carats
Silver. ...... 3.5483
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With respect TO general mining prospects, the
Burra Burra is reported TO be looking remarkably
purchased and found to contain large deposits of
copper ore, of very high per centage. AT Port
Lincoln several new sections had been also found
TO contain noble lodes of copper. The patent cop
and successfully. One of the new refining furna-
ces was at work, capable of refining about forty
tons Of fine copper per week.
The following is the latest table Of the prices for
mining shares
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Tors TIm CHYwIsrRY IIrrsEfr. Sir Henry
Eulwcr y very. popular At Washington and, more
over, Lady Bulwer, the fret lady that has been
hearts. She ia pleasant, agreeable woman, and
~ the fnOst captivating manners. She has estab-
lished the good old English style Of dinner and tea.
~ the latter meal, she prcsidee ~ her table, and
does the chemistry herself and hands over TO the
aucsis. Hef dinner rartirr are more pleasant and
easy then nyihing we have seen for 20 years
Washington Ccs1csgoracnf of ne Montreal Plot
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
York and LverpesLThe ships composing this line

The Of these will be accountable for gol
silver buion pecie, jewelry precious stones mets
s.iss bills Of sdng signed therefor and the value Asr
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yINHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN r. NJ
Steamships between New York and Liverpool, and
Boston and Liverpool calling Halifax land and
receive mails and passengers
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Jenny L'nd's last concert took place last night il
crowded and brilliant than the frst She was
in fine voice, and she appeared TO sorpass herself Her
songs were more exquisite than they were on Mon
day night Such music we have heard and never
expect to hear again more dazzling we have
never witnessed. The beautiful hall was filed with
brilliant company, and II was admirably lghtel The
spirit OF order regped the whole. The whole null
utnde seemed TO feel the spell Of an enehantress.
Wepart with her with the deepest regret We know
no, which we more TO admire--her moral quali6ca
lions her musical talents Her warmth OF heart and
simplicity Of character have many sincere friend
among the thousand admirers who have been cap,vated
by her musical genius. Her
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A CoMPESDIUM OF Entire Body OF the Law
By apeabs,leay arranged with reference % the
vols, Law sheep, svo, PIP All. Retail price $40
20 and 81 Ann street, New York.
## OPINION. Of tAs Profession.
There few profession
sound law within the limits OF that are more deserving Of
p'''' p"'''s'' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON.
concur with Mr. Justice opinion ofue
toned work. :. !. ..z-..
reliable citations from the whole
and bob A%sen and S 0,s ss :.
reference and win extensively aid the student, the practitioner
''' ''' '''' " ' ROBERT ]. WALKER.
oorosrR IL, 1850.
have frequently examined It's citations. and hsv, been highly
with the precision and cesrnsss prn
from myself mat feel anxious mat the prosssn should
learn is merits, and like me- enjoy is advantage
Nsw yosx Orr, Oct 10, 1850.
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Mr. Kinpe has collected great diligence accuracy
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1850.


After The reading Of the Journal
BRANCH MIErs IN SAN FRANCISCO AND NEW YORK CITY.
Mr.. BRIGGS asked the unanimous consent OF the
House for permission to 10 make the bill for the
establishment of branch mnts in New York city and
San Francisco special order for the second Tuesday in
January.
a.sa-as NEW HAMPSHIRE CONTESTED ELECTION.
but Mr. TRONG, rising to privileged motion, report
Cd. from the Committee OF Elections, on the New Hamp
SHIRE contested election case, and gave notice that he
would call TINS report up Tuesday week report
laid on the table, and ordered 10 be printed.
Mr. ASHMUN suggested the propriety Of al once pro.
cedipg the consideration OF business upon The Speak
ers table, 10 dispose OF the Presidents message
But tbe SPEAKER announcing the motion Of Mr..
BRiocs, aN
Mr. JONES objected.
TINE NEW roRK AND SAN FRANCISCO BRANCH MINIS
Mr.. BRIGGS moved the suspension OF the rules for the
introduction oil his motion; rules suspended
Mr.. G0Tr moved the previous question on agreeing
10 the resolution OF blr BRrGos, which was seconded BY
the House, and under its operation the said resolution
was sereed 10.
On motion Of Mr. BRIGGS, motion to reconsider iha,
vote was laid on the table
rExAs ACCEPTS THE BoUNDARY.BuL ADVANCEMENT.
. The SNEAKER ono one objecting) then lad before
the House, from bic table, the sage OF the President
announcpg the acceptance by Texas Of the boundary bill
Of the last session
The said message having been read At length,
On motion OF Mr. ASHMUN, II was referred to the
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


90 B. PALMrr the American Newspaper Agent, Is he on
sulhozed agent paper the cities Of Boston, New York
and duly empowered take advertisements and
subscriptions required BY His receipts win be
REGARDED rs nay His oces Boston, Congress
New York Tribune dipg, Philadelphia, northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut streets.
uydr HxnHY M. LEWIS Montgomery, AIabama gen.
travelling agent sbams and Tsnnsssss assisted ~ Mr. D.
B. BRsrT "a lfsyf aaDll =, lI Ii 4usst se~f3n
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pis, general usvsins a.slsd BY Msss- Wa H.
WsLp, CoLlsHs JAAEs DsksEs, A. KRx WsLLIHsros,
Z. A. EVANS, JAnss cLARKs LeoKy, and JOS ByTTos
0M o. w, JAnss No. Harrison szset CneiHnaf, Ohio y
travelling for the western stAies assisted BY hss
snlrHJ II DEsT, JAsos TArLor,J ARMSTRONG;, PEHHr
LOCKS, w. RAMSAY. o, srxisxA DR JosnuA wADswoRrH,
ASK, u. Laws, and A. j. sAILEr ss# u fsefs te8
0y-wIL1n Of Richmond Virginia. general agent
for Virginia, assisted by travelling agents A. PvLLzR and JAMES
TAohAs. teat tr4# lt8f# k4# .ttss4 III &5EMN% gtE
0y-Recepp from esher Of the shove win be good. 1921
sANSoRD, Co.. express SCENTS and bankers In
United saess London, aud Lvepoo have been aPonted
agents UHon," and authorized receive subscriptions
this Their Office In Londoa - No. 10
Gresham and In Liverpool at No. Coumba buildings
This connected In this country with the well known
house Of Adams Co., and entitled 70 the conf
dsnce Of our friends abroad. fl8tAa sts rHfay
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correspondent IRON Salem. Massachusetts,, inform,
that the provision in the revised statutes OF Maschu
ses, copied by prohibiting the ntermaiase Of whites
negroes, &c, &c. has been repealed, that the field is
left entirely open TO all colors TO marry with each Other
in the sold Bay State We have no righ, TO complain
They do they please in these matters and perhaps
the Solons Of that aacieni Commonwealth will feel highly
gafed to be informed tina, the philosophical senior edi
tor Of the Southern Press entirely approves OF their
rage law. This is fine place for primitive Matuses
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forward amount Of order mail or
express respectable New York house viii be suf
WILLIAM MURPHY,
o6s Madison street, New York.
promptly II left nj the OF Messrs
slbel Mott 70 Wall street, Of Mens H. Jeroiman Co.. l3
bushes. cards. embossed from dies. $40
per thousand.
Nov l5-d3m
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wnsrs's the Tncks

The National Era charged us with perpeirating .
|" TRICK uponth public. when asserted that there had
been caucus OF the abolition members of the House
consult about an attack the fugitive law We denied
the soft impeachment" and promised, ii the members
would deny the statement, we would make the anaende
honorable for mistake We have not received word
10 contradict IL The Naonat Era reappeared yesterday
but not word on the subject in It's columns. We
take il for granted then, that right in state
ments and might have hoped, from the magnanimity
even Of abolition paper, that it would have with
drawn its charge. We forgive the National Era, how
ever for its towards ourselves in consequence
OF the very handsome compliment it pays TO Jenny Lind
We begin to have some hopes Of its spirit. II we may
the maxim Of Shakespeare. and trust that il
" ft for treason, stratagem, and spous" Itspeaks with
ecsacy Of the fair enchantress in the following strains
eve scscey know how to speak Of the performances OF
the evening for should we attempt TO express ell we fe,
q. Of having S our our Wits She Sa. Sess
Of to us she s and win henceiorh eyer be-, the i'm
spirit of all lovely sounds On appearing for the frs
time there beautiful trepidstion in her manner,
s sse was
grace she seemed TO hoat upon the air every motion
whining The power. Of voice transcend all de.
cnpton As she sang, our whole system vibraed respo-
cal in.uumen We have heard many delightful singers
but before that perfectly satisfied There was
always something Ia their performances that bore the mark
of impefectionsome note that could be mastered,
or something beyond their performance, which we longed
10 hear executed But Jenny Lind left OF
sca unsuppied che seemed compass NIL posi-
biues OF melody, and. next the exharaon produced
by her wonderful harmones, feeling that of
psts saffyaetioN" H
We trust so far 10 the magnanimy OF the National
Era that when its editor her ayements in yes,er
days Union against her contributing one fsdhng to the
abolition cause he will not abate. In the slightest degree
in the tone OF his enthusiasm. fD@,
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IsOR sAIEFisk Raymond elegant tight metallic
south side Of Pennsylvania avenue directly opposite Gad
by,s Hotel.
Having now completed factory which has enabled
the demands for superior ce and being convinced
win ready sales, and greatly accommodate
unfortunate need conn o their friends
prices below what IL paid TOR mahogany
We rtend conducting funerals In The country OF city With
regard Humor the remains
snee Of Of bursting from The nr-
~'0 - M N. WHITE,
Dee 6-d3m. Undertaken.
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wAsurseroN, Dec. is, 1850.

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS, 1850.
The ielegraphic report in the Union OF this morning,
OF the resolutions offered by Mr. jenkins in the Georgia
convention Is obviously incorrect In particular.
Would not the OF the third resolution be preserved,
and apparent, by substituting the word rejection for
the aord reception" In the passage which you have
published in uoie7 Such verbal erfors frequently &C
cur in ielegraphic communications
Yours, respectfully, H.
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We have noticed in yesterdays Globe the article from
j. r. Halliday, The foreman OF that office. He does not
deny The facts which charged against him. but con-
tents himself with throwing upon abuse without any
point common deeency. We shall take 90 fur
Their notice OF him. Having disposed of the master, we
cannot condescsnd TO notice the man.
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Advertising Envelepsss No. 2e3 Madison
street, York.

TEE subscriber soicing patronage all who may this
ADVERTISEMENT feel oftha hesitation with which new
before public The experiences Of has
tahshed superiority beyond all question and be confidently
testimony Of business who have used these
ceence The following are few Of the reasons for their popu
lany; "a
ls place occupied by seal have his
business address eonspicuouy and beautifully emboss
ed coored or plain thus afording
PERFECT SECURITY AGAINST FRAUD.
envelope be opened without being destroyed
3D. Neither requisite 10 seal them
Upon The miscarriage Of letter the seal insnres i imme
OF being buried months IN The dead
letter once. .4 81 $50 - -
5h envelopes furnished almost THE SAME PRICE
PLAIN ONES only additional OF the die which
viii for .4t t "
6th Each letter mailed lisa -NE
MOST EFFECTIVE ADVERTISEMENT,
attention Of all through whose hands Il may
pass 1890. -,
The following list Of prices for dies engraved on brass
OF either white OF bun,
good paper and made abovs with name, address, &c
go Price Of Dies. Price of Enpeiopes.
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Congressional.


In the Smat Mr. SouI6 and Mr. Bright appeared and took
their seats Mr. Peace presented resolutions
ton the ryland assembled for
FORM the subject of hecom omise measures Of the late
session. They laid the table, and ordered TO be
printed Mr. Atchson introduced bill grant the right
Of way through the public domain, and % grant public
land for raroad from st. Louis to the western Limits OF
Missouri: read and referred Mr. Cass resolution calling
for the correspondence between this and that
Of Austria, la relation the appointment Of agent by
the United States The Hangarans, laid the table
for present The resolution heretofore offered and mod
lied by Mr. Bradbury, relative tho removals from Office
by The late administrations further discussed by
Mi. Wh,conb. Mr. Mangum, Mr.. Gwn, Mr.. Ewing, and
Others. The subject lies till Tomorrow. 4
In the Huss Mr. Fitch called the pint resolution from
the Senate the appointment of tn rec members OF the
Board Regents of the Smithsonian Institution. Mr. F.
said II was necessary fiji the vacancies the board
could not business The resolution was
passed Mr. Sibey offered resolution for inquiry, by
the Committee Public Lands, into the expediency Of
subecng certain school lands in Minnesota and Oregon.
&c., the disposal Of the Legislatures iereof and IL
adopted The bill Tor the reduction Of the Of postage
was up the special order Mr.. Potter explained
and defended the biL The proposition If the bill Is
now three for single letter postage Mr.. Ashmun
moved amend by adopting the uniform Of two
on single postage Mr. Cartier and Mr. Venabe spoke
in opposition TO the measure Mr. Thompson, Of Pennsyl
vania has the foor for Tomorrow.
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Messrs Bright. Of Indiana, and Soule, OF Louisiana,
have returned to Washington, and took their in the
Senate yesterday.