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CaIMtNAL CoURr.--Walter Brost, Jamcs, Pom
phrey, Thomas Simpson, and John Usher, were
were yesterday found guilty Of riot, &c, commit.
ted near the capitol enclosures, at night, abou,
three months ago Brest, who has been IN jail ever
since, was fined ono dollar and costs. The others
not sentenced
family of whites and black negroes were lined
for an assault upon some other person or persons;
and some other poor wrctches were acquitted
The record of cases before THE Court appears to
be demanded by the public, and its publication is
perhaps Of utility but we can assure many pa
rents in Washington that the proceedings are not
always profitable studies for their Many
youths, however, daily witness them with close at
tenion, and comprehend all about various species
Of crimes, of the existence of which they should
long remain ignorant. The auditors, In our OPT
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-12-14
mADEMoIsELLE JENNY LIND

WILL GIVE HER FIRST GRAND CONCERT
w in Washington, at the new National Hail. on
Monday Erening, Dec 10, 1850.
pRncRANNIE
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A RoBDER CAUeHT.-Messrs. A. Hoover Sons,
opposite Browns Hotel, on tho avenue have lately,
at sundry times, lost boots and shoes from their
store, which they suspected 10 have been taken by
burglars; and Mr.. Handy, Of the police, was nc.
cordingly employed by them to detect the robber.
On Thursday night Mr.. Handy had been do.
tained by some other engagement, and was
late in arriving at the store, having Mr.. VOL
lard with him; but when he attempted TO open
the door with the key that had been entrusted
to him, he found il locked by means Of key on
the inner side Mossrs. Cox and Little, Of the
nigh, watch, happening just then 10 be passing,
were despatched TO the Of the premises, which
they reached Just in time 10 catch the retreating
thief, who had been startled by tho noise at the
front door. lie proved to be adroit and hOary
rogue, named Charles Mslen, an Englishman,
aged about sixty yeers. lie has already served
two terms in the peuitentiary-oncc, we believe,
for robbing the premises Of Mr.. Farnham. He bad
on Thursday evening collected together, with just
discrimination, a fine assortment Of goods.
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ISaUEsT "A coroner's inquest was held yester-
day morning at the county Jail by Thomas
Woodward, Esq, over the body Of John Euright.
an Irishman, aged about twenty eight years, who
died in that prison the preceding night. On
Tuesday, tte llth instant, he committed, VIC
believe, for murderous assault upon his wife. lie
was then in an insane condition. The verdict OF
the jury was, that he died from Somc cause or
causes unknown. While in prison he had been
well provided for, and believed to be in a com
Portable situation.
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LOOK TO YoUs DooRs.-A gentleman residing lr
Ninth street, between ID and +, lost handsom'
brown cloth sack-cloak and a whalebone walking
cane from his passage yesterday afternoon. There
arc great many beggars and great many Thieves
proving about this cry at present. and house.
keepers should be vigilant.
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ho'sfs . r@tt wv
The smsept Of new tonnage constructed in the dts
trot q Portland and Falmouth Ia each OF the pat
i've years. was - follo.s-is45 avg ~ tons 1916,
o+t7 n; lsa7. ls2s7 10; 1888 i225l OF; 1870 10.
l's % At the close Of the year is4s th-rs
raj vesssis nearly pl-ed Aggregate
OF Witch viii ne; f. much. n any short OF 500 tons.
90 that the whole tonpax. bailt ia the dis
trict the past yssr mar be put d,wn ct t~-ve thos
sand eve hupdr.d tons 10 1sas there al vessels
built In iss6 ~; ls47, so; ists a. aud 1sss 81
The number Of vessels employed In ~bsls fishery %
the United states In the year isao ~hich
received ~ssiss the receipts % ass bol- sperm
and $50 isa bills Of whale oil In Isis the rec-ip,s
lss vesses sbsa bbs % sp-rm aud 2i5 $40
bills whale oil In lssc, the ree.ipt. from AZ vessels
1ss4ss bills Of sperm aud 2o8 AL bbis ~hsls oil.
The amour, Of duties collected on the foreign i'm
porte q Charleston, s. C., duries the quarter ending
December sl,t is4e. siS7 es7 ss for the similar
period ending December 3ist isss 500 sss a. increase
soss'i 81 The value Of the products Of the State
ported cosst~ise during the PERIOD ~as sieO $50
The monthly receipts Of cash dutie. at the port Of
rhilsdslphia. for tn. .ar ls4s -ers o. annexed =;
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Plainea's AtsorAey, Patshogue, n. Il.
SPORTING.

sr~--NN>
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. I-ra0rTISG - rae
" proprietor Of the above Course offers 70 tins
OF S4 for TRIALS ~ speed for the Of
the breed u Horses of In the his Of April aud
Nay No. l-Purse syU mile heats in harness;
fr,e for oil horses OF the middle Of Nav No. -
Pure SsU mite heats in harness. free for hnr
rurse <loO TO come of April 23th. Ne.
5Purse sI mile heats best in s. to $50 To- fees
fer horc. that rotsd for stake; to
Of pr 18th No A-furse $50 three milchssts In htr
ns free for al horses 20 "a th. latter Of Nay
Nc A-fursc so mile heats beat IN In free
ho,es that never won ensss $50 e come Oh ne third
~ ~asop. tes fr hess e., never ,rttsd g. purse
heht tes IN In harnest free for ell TO on
n'ou the Let " May ksSPurre $50 mile heats, hess
~ IN haDess tree for horses thai purss;
eoBt % the fourth vees In april No. Purs so IN 10
bea besF D. 70 400 H. free fr hOrses that
Won purse ever tJ 10 % the latter u April
No l-fursc so. mile haas hss Sis In hsrn@ss tres
for ktres that trottsd fr money % ths
psrt 81 srr In Purses No T. No and No. So will
% the ooud tsf borfe. for al q
vi doe on ne trs dag OF fetruaIy tJ9o'clock,
Green sadcens Hotel is Chateau ses'. New Yors.
Tree more 10 nake IA aud t.e 20 start make
JusI spNsLiN. Proprietor.
T'Bt RAT sATca wsfCa VAS 10 HAVE rAxKN
place SATURDAY nigl last vii positively take pi
en- - arsday evening ~ N met At JOHNNY NALkERs.
sPrinee srtet Postponed Thursday u the
stootihH Match on wednesday
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GsNngRCIAk APFAIRs.

T"esdsy. IAN. 15-S Y. N.
The stock market opened heavy this morning aud
closed heavier There large sales 81 Erie Read
ing and Farmers Loan ct decline prices current
yesterday Erie Rsiiroas fell OF per cent Reading
Rsilrcsa, 4; and FARMERS Lcso q. At tae second
board Farmers Loan fell on Y per cent compared
With prices ruisx In the morning With transactions 70
some extent We have not ale to record Of Harlem
To Gay at either board There sppesrs 10 be great
scarcity Of buyers. We learn that the msoss nc
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Cam, ar o...r.l s.se,e.s.

Before the Recorder aBd Aldermen Cook and Bard.
Jan IL Sentence sf Peter Csvssw This man, Who
Vas yesterday tried on charge Of ssssulting odcsr
bis life convicted by the jury and brought for
sentence this morning The Court sentenced him to
It Sing Sing
~ ksv Co~missisw svamfed in the Case Joseph Ash
iyOn application previously made BY the counsel for
Joseph 4 Ashisy that new com mission issue 20 take
testimony in Cincinust the Court this morning. de-
odso In favor Of the granting the motion aud ordered
that ths commission do ssusn Ashley a charged With
having In bis possession and passing counterfeit mo-
nsy and the evidence proposed be- taken under the
eommirrt"n n to the effect that the money Was re-
esjved by Ashley In business transaction, and was
taken for good money by him
Stealing Clofhing from . Hau-A young man Of re-
spectacle appearance put on trial, charged Win
stealing and other articles OF value worth
altogether $50 from the hal, Of No. SAL Broad say
One Of the coats found his person. The pr.
made defence He Va. sdjudged guilty aud
teDtspc,d by the court to serve two years aud SIX
months in the State prison.
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To,s'....... SWAPS VI S77el Oss n sa7laws "a
Compared 9TH this port. the foreign trade of the
port of Philadelphia 10 exceedingly limited We have
known the amount Of duties received at the custom
bsuss in this city for mouth to exceed the annual
receipt. ct Philadelphia The fpr.'sp import trade Of
Boston has increased very much Of late years viii be
seen by the annexed comparative statement Of duties
received for custtus-
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FRED. l.. VULTE. Attorney for Mor,,azee.
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

i've LIT AND IMMEDIATE POSSESSION GIVEN
The spacious and elegant building in Broadway. between
Miles, Garden the Racket Club Crosby
street s.svsral stories will be let separately ds,ed
Also stsre Ne lB Pssrl street For sac or 60 Lstrhs
fine church the south aide Of Sixth betsess tie
Second and Third avenues Asply to r. AkgENTI, 81
Brown. erstk-rss Co. 80 Wall street.
" lofts with oce ond floor, Ia the spacious
store No 81 Courtlsbst street Also and airy Cellar
Apply to MILLS THOMPSON, 81 Court sndtst.
A WELL LOCATED PUBLIC HOUSE TO LET AND
"A furniture for saleDons at pre.ent profitable hus
Can be rad ~ applying TO A Bnrr, 3A Brbadwy
the Gem Besl The premises be had for term Of ave
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RkOApwAv OVERWHELMINGLY BvBNINQ
(. 'r%ss q; ;:@
sax Gys Mount w. Mr. Francis
.sn. cS9s 81
IIsdsy,shsi Don Claude Mr. Dyo,s; s:rsd Ir Coal.
6ss.s Ms. open !. half u.s,s s!s. q
RuRToNs THEATRE, oHAxsEss srksEr-wsp-
NOUS lss I p'ccyis Clarke
tssaPss c k sass
s 9Th T s s VI:
Flx-oourt Natrmsr. Mr.. Broushami Herman Mr. O W.
Circle E md F
b oors s i. ssS f;s Boxes S. and s.
PsRNUSs AMERICAN MUsEUM--P. T. B.rnuu.
ins s.
- and in tho Evening ~ ooees Ts asnss.s
eEf s .s' ssa AND
CROW gs spp'srs Chi. sfs.rnoon sss :ssnng i. his ors
amusing vaadss BY e. 9ow 10 sS p.rsdS sse
sny M:f ssafs w.5t' EG
ana West At Ss Of the sns
;s a1a ss million Of bs..s s9a
ss, Admiration e the sussu@. Performances so eests
Children usder 10 ysars l2,s cents.
RARNuN.smUsEuN aEssks. Rs-
snsos Weaver Good. Mis-, Leslie ..d forty other la
So 's are ssssss MI Ss The Armies Ar
nv cIosSss Rattle White Nice, sea iisa Ess r
M s,I"ay r.n'ps,; so h ana oSQ 4t GS t
IuciLLk with new scenery dresses &C.; YAskEE WArcH
NAM tosr or orBtrL; NATIONAL DErrNcGs MAID OF
tsoIssv sohss; Dances. Serptursl Dssolvng Views and
Ctromatrops In pieparsti Cinderella Performances
daily az y, M and at in the evening Admittanes,
cents children, under ten years, l2is cents.
ITALIAN OPERA, Aston PLAcE.-wgDNEsDAY
evening Jan l5 viii be psrormsd fifth tame in America,
Donirstis master piece. ANNA sOLENA-Hsnry VIII,
sipor Novs anna boena, sfnorna BsrtussA: Jane sey
MORT ssnerps Patt Lord Roehtort Sgnor Ssrin Lsrd
Percy, sgnor fort sgsorina Psrria Conductor
and Director Mas Mares Leader Hsrr Krsutzsr Pren Of
sdmissonAn seats IN Boxes Psrqust cithsr
20 night or season 80 Admission .. OF per-
foruanse-Parqre, ST. Amphhsatre ~ cents Doors
atI-to at ~ o'clock Carriages down
east, and take up heads west
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uSlCALs.


Al UsIC.-A GsNrLksAN RECENTLY ARRIVED
lvI from Paris. n DESTROYS % giving lev lessons 10 the
above art aso plane aud spees EDUCATED a. the
tonseystcrs aud hs method s that Of the best Italian
school lie speaks the Avs languages Adde'S
NJ de koutfort, 80 broadway
M, EDWARD REsENyI, vlOLisisf, LATE IRON
lI Hungary basr 90 snnouDes TO the nuss public Of New
lorb that he intends siyng Grssfyoaa and srumsnta
Concert saturday sv ming neat January lyth at kibos
Saloon which occasion 30 ~ - be assisted by a1i
elesrs and ~ the eminent artists Of this
Particulars In future bills.
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compound Hslaie for renesinx
tesntfyng TIE HaiE,rsnostns scurf DsnaruH all
II the slrnGs suces sas tntetaaen rssv M
eres Cu.s bruifes srrsins se ke VITA prrpsra-
there is sush word tail" TIE
mtaicsl % hrsest srinsn-e promtaent
" al pfos ssd ladies Aass used
their dressing sud nurseries nd nit
sceod, that for pAticF E,f Eoss lurursace aad car
o. The HAIR, era5ernr tcuff aNd dsnfrud heaR
ccntvsiuar sprsis, ftsr ne ara fsens dsasss
tthe ska, TIE risnas SUI tie mu.c@s ~ las 40 clsai
the multuee % eep4uads afeertset In tae p1bc
prints or us.a OF practice In shcapse.s vel
sNescy, Rarrys 1iepherous ts unri.ssa. The nmsnss
safes a the article enabea fhs supply
A. res sttseny-dse eests bltls ~hica Is from hty
" hundred cent tire ~ other
the HAIR a. the skn tent raeinG vtluab directions re The
culture ~ estares c1ocesf %
whoh each bottle nciofed "a alone ~orth the rhe
ssisy htween he msmhrsses shieh .ea.ttsts he .hin
ve,p isver, cus~ AL diseases % he hs- orirnate the
shn o. the bead " The pores Of the csl are cosxss %
blood fluid do rculAtc feiy
al vessels Witch fed the roots vita mcars AZ past
hair rraya., arynes ana har,huess the rsnsns ana
sadness ss the stimulate the sk'n
heehfn soften with the ircophsrDus AL the torpid
ss' recovering heir scfivy, all anrihse the dssss.
In III afc sons Of The stn and Of tht Illustrate n
cls and ingumcns tue process and ths effects the
" " the sAin th- fbres snd the
thst the Trcophtrous has is soon and in ali alice
tocs and IN aries Of these II II sovereign
selsin iss bottles price . csns a. Principal 0Ese
smith Isl rsa,h svsns.i b. vsn Zis5ts siass sysass
DR. Lyan. ESQ Grand strert Or rsrcer, Newark u Hays
ssithiai VIM. brown, Is lstoBs y Br5nb.rr MOBILE. j.
vrs,ss Co. New vssas' ssa BY tss Psn.ip.l ms.css.
Cube. Brazil 49, Beware Of the eountsrteis sod
dollar YER bottle.
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CALIFORNIA.


PASSENGER ny TUE STEAMER IERoKgr ON
N Thursday r,h ia.t.ut havnr tickets through 20 San
ffaLcitco Will take O. ~ es snail packages Inquire
o. te Exchange once 81 Joseph Hough l bresd-y nader
American suseun between ~ aud oei-es this merniny
~ BOTcHkTsS SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA,
" having located In cspscous arehouse ssd wharf,
9th .ufc.nt -s.er for lighters prepared 20 r.ceiys
cssmests % merchasss and refers 20 se-srs james
Kssle- Co., l@ troo, street. Nev vo-x. s.s 70 L. q.
Cssncr. Esq.. New Haven.
rALIroENIA GOLD DUsr WANTED nv SOLO
~ ren CO. Cola and rnvTr Rehners. Asssyers, ssssp
smsers sad Glessrs Of ssths Minerals a.d sab
stsnsss that contain the a"vs metals Old Geld silver
Dat. ID and prscs sares hush Jewellers and SILVER
srihs sud AL hard suhanees xreuud q.
rsar,ty hstusry ~ snu street, Ns- yors.
7'Hs cell rosNlA HOUSES o. arc fkkEasS
d % 81 BrOsdwsy.-Bv th- ias ssrvals frea Cahfsr-
ara the fstkmns sdvises that large
houses hrit by sas hw sss sold California have gvep
ssssfse.>r, ssd have comnssdsd hish
Orasrs for houses allied With great ass sspsssw ~
the .nhs~ q GEO. rREEsAN co. 80 srs.s-sy.
LIFoRNIA GOLD oUSr-wsSTED TO BUv
" sOt 30 worth % California Geld Dat to- shich the
highest rates will bs paid. BY DIP. wkBSTss.
Ne TAns street.
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THE MAILS FOR CALIFORNIA.
THE w EEkLY HERAl

The steamship Cherokee. Capt Forbes, will leave
this port to afternoon at O'clock for chages
The mails will close at two O'Clock. See Advertise
ment
The Weekly Herald, with the latest from all
parts OF Europe and America, will be published at 10
O'Clock Tomorrow morning. and newspaper agents in
California can be supplied at that hour. They can
send through TO the Gold Regions without the
payment Of postage. Here is the order:
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,
Contract once January 10. 1850
SIR:In reply to inquiry relative to
when the Office of publication 10 bunaiss
person Nrm have that coming from the office
On the mailing these papers wthou toe prepay
ment Of tho POSTAGE Is al owable
Respectfully your obt servant
g. X. hU6BIE,
First Asst Postmaster General
W. v. BRADY, ESQ.,, Postmaster. New York. N. Y.
Single copies, In wrappers, sixpence. Agents will
please send In their orders early night II possible
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uEx Our Washington Correspondence.

uEx Our Washington Correspondence.
WAsaIrcros, January IA, 1859.
The 1Sessury Circuisr The Niesvssua Ja6sy, %. &C.
Mr.. Msrsdith's circular has produced vest deal Of
excitement In both housss Of Congress and deter
mined opposition to 1t, the part OF the democratic
party IL 10 looked upon unconstitutional taxing
the commerce Of the country, and, through IL, the
consumers. for the purpose OF retaining fsw Custom
ioure officers In their respective places with their
salaries. They will not allow Mr. Meredith thus "te
increase the duties imports" for the purpose Of
'atiiying brswlips politicians in the shape Of tide
waitero and night inspectors The utmost that the
Sci etc IL ditpossd 10 do take Mr. Walkers ssti-
mate Oh ieso t"h-n be had every believe that
the democrats would retain pow.rl and to limit the
expentss Of collecting the rry.pus from eustoms To
sixteen hundred and dfly thousand dolisre to which
possibly be added the .xp.n.- 81 ths aSd,,,on.I
coHecung dinricL estaolisheo IN Texas and the ex-
IeDses Of the collecting districts In Csfornis s.d
Oregon which the present Secretary himself only ssti
mates st flZb 600 masipg In AL If one million
seven hundred and seventy n,. d-lsrs aud not one
cent beyond 1t. Should the senate (which / doubt
mtebl he dieso,ed TO b. more no1cal then YOU NAV
rely upon H. the House will the arg-.se At ali
eyeDtr, what have staei lie Of tn. majority
OF me Communities OF Ways and Means, on which the
readers Of the Head may rely with the utmost GER
tamty Congress will not ALLOW the merchants to be
ta,td by the Secretary of tn. Treasury for benefit
Cf his own creatures
Another sbominsbls bungling Of the Secretary Of
State has just come TO light Would you suppose that
Mr squi~r the cha gs TO Guat-maia aypou ed nv MIR
Clayton. has actually in u cor -spopd-nes with Mr.
Cfstteld, IN. Brh Charge To Near serted the
Monroe doctrue In thu snap. Of protest ayainsr the
tsklR possesrion BY an armed British OF rixre
hlnpd? IL l. This proet a1d this assertion OF the
McnIoe doctrine. which his snce b.eu ei,svos-d by
hr Clayton and whcn viii h. " t mas not b,so al
ready the cause OF MIR Sqw.r's recall Remember,
Mr. squ.r the scenf ias spppnJ.Gsnt Of Mr. Clay
ton the VIII, account his antiq IA
Ian tastes ~ vas unfDrtuta for him to r-m-mb-r
the Monroe doctrine. a. Mir Clayton mas happy way
I forgetting everything even his promises to his
friends.
The treaty with Brazil has sppr by the Sc
nate In secret session without Discussion
Mr. Hise IL here, sod Eii have his treaty which
was smothered by Mr. Clay tu, bcpux ~ 10 The ice
81 boz b houser What's ver it, rotity may b. over
that OF Mr. Squier Mr. clayton rejected them boh
unsuitable TO the umes Vie auts - place lbs canal
across the ishuus uDd'r IN. projection aud supsryi
sion Of the five great - europe. q" Come
come all B." says Mr. layton the De vii bit will you
get oEht out Of me- 80 80 Mr.. layton il de-
tsrmD ed to make ther onstsbtiu ole ~ Nicara-
qua. He wants su orisu at question III America.
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Court CaIeni~r-Tais Day

CoyMos PLsAs-par Nos 20s I'll 2l5 2l7, cal.
22s pas 227 229. 23l. 233 23s 237 Is Part I'd
Noe isO ls4 1888 lao Ia I46 14s, l62, 1888 l62 1884,
los. 100, $50, 172
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w,,n,SotoS, Jan "a, 1850.

WA,HtScioS, Jan IA, 1880.
.arriral Of Ire HngaranS-Psust them -Iaierrep be-
tlpee, Gen sam. H,,s,foa and Ujhasy.
Ladislaus ujhssy thu Ciov-rnpr of Conorn Col John
Uznay, Count S. wass, Capt Theodore Ujhszy, L. II.
Breisach. Of New York; and Dr. e KruitEsr of Buds
Pesth formerly surgeon general in ths Polsh army Of
1881, arrived here and put up st the Irving
House They Intend to rest till to- morrow a,d then
call MIR Clayton, the Secretary 4 sas@, 20 b. by
him presented to tn. president they will sh.I call
he vice president the aries aud th- dieting uh
ed senators and members Of the House The hr-t
TO cali upon them ana e. We com tn.m 30 an a-ylan
IL this free country yea. san irnsI "a tie vas
OF course known the hero 1T Ssu iasluto aud the
conqueror Of Texas aud the gy-rncr very u, i-stly
rem ark.d that Texas alone was as large as the whole
Austrian empire Dr. kruitzer -spiaioisg now sam
Houston had risen from priya- i-r To the rank Of
general, the governor replied ~ith hr. -: Those are
the only you rely upDo IN great crisis they
understand officers aud men and ar. loved by all y
Gen Houston Immediately changed the cohverestlrn,
ard pointing TO the young N o. me governor, cap
tain of sharpsoooers IA the late var remarked that
as long as Austrian tyranny had i-ft such Hun-
par,aD scions the causs OF Hungary aud II cviizs-
ton not lost Here Doi lOnn rragsz sith
tears IN his Eyes, remarked That Tor the nrst time
since he left hs couBsIy. be mad spout a happy
day He had heard tbs news OF ,h- SERBIAN re-
bellon and he could only repeat nth the hsro OF
Texas that the cause OF hungary vas NOT yet lost and
that II things go well la s-rya aut Lrpata he yet
hoped 70 rrturp TO Hungary, IA the course OF few
mcrths. Tb.s. ssrsiau. aDd 'rostsns ~ you will be
aware are the very propi- who conmsuc-d the civil
Hungary In isyor OF the despotia ruie OF ths
House Of bapsburRb aud sgs,n,t tn liberty OF the
hsgyars They we're then pr0nisrd q ssDsrsts gov
erbmept and other inmuuiti-r N they would n.lp TO
put down tn. hungarian con>tituttpn Austria. OF
cosrte promised VIVA sne never tut.nd.d 10 fuln -
he treated the rossus aud -ha treated
the Gsiiaan p.asADtry, whom sn- in-tisst-d % the
Assassination OF their Dob~s, heua- the rebellion "
the rosiis1s ano Ssrvaps sbould. even uos, make
CONNIE cause With the huDssrisu- ths Austrian em-
pire would be d. b-i 81 sud before March next
The wh,I. European continent would again b. In .
iffaly Al r~TQa u 4
being obligvs return 20 Nv Notk wher- be expects
the arrival Of number OF oirrr MS companions In
exile Itispropos-1 them lands especially for
the culture ~ the sud trust that such propo-
sitiou will pass both house. without oisoussioa
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Boston shows foreign import trade during the past
fe- years Of about double that Of Phsd,phis and i
export trade 10 Alec largely IN excess.
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