Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-11-20
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NEW YoRk. Nov. IL. 81.
MEssRs. EDrroRs:-Ths arrival to-
day Of the Canada, bringing news Of
an accident TO the steamship Africa,
and her return to Liverpool, has oc-
casioned much animated discus
sion in our city. The assurance also,
that Kossuth has actually landed in
England, and been received with vast
enthusiasm, that he designs TO remain
there but ten days, and then come to
this country in one OF the regular
steamers, adds to the very natural
excitement on the subject OF the
welcome to be given here TO the great
Hungarian patriot. He puts his
children to school, it appears, in Eng
land, agreeably 10 previous ar
rangement.
Mrs. Hays, the distinguished vo-
calist, had some difficulty on Satur-
day evening, with Mareizek, of the
Italian Opera. The proceeds Of her
concert were attached by Sig. NJ, to
pay for the use of one or two of the
opera boys who assisted her.
The American Illustrated News,
a paper with 10000 circulation here,
has been stopped. The owner had
no time to attend to it, and could
not dispose Of it.
The NeU Yorker Of this city, a
penny paper, has been converted
from a morning into an afternoon
paper.
SiIsbee, celebrated actor Of YAM
kee parts, well known throughout
this country as gentleman OF ability,
has been engaged at two theatres in
London, and is doing wonderfully
well. His success has been decided
and extraordinary. He deserves
it.
The election has passed nearly a
week, but we are YET in doubt as 10
the exact result throughout our State.
The contest in some respects, has
been close, and il is evident that
more scratched" tickets have been
polled this time, than ever vas polled
before. We trust all will come out
right at last.
A murder occurred at ball here,
on Saturday night, at which one Of
the returned New York volunteers
was figuring in the dance, person
with whom he had had quarrel,
stepped up TO him, abused him, and
then plunged dagger into his stom-
ach. We fear that the "rum fiend"
had much TO do with it.
d. J. Kearney Rodgers, a very
eminent physician, died here yester-
day.
The fire annihilator is to be tested
this evening by DR.. Cotton in pub
lie lecture at Tripler Hall. The
public awaits its exhibition with
great anxiety.
Father Matthew left US on Satur-
day last, in the steamer Pacific, for
Liverpool. He gave US an address be-
fore he left. praising warmly the
American people. He has made
100000 converts to the temperance
cause in the United States. The
concert for his benefit given by
Catherine Hays, netted the old gen.
item, just nothing, so he returns as
poor as he came. His secretary,
Father Mahoney, is about to publish
in Ireland, an account OF their two
years tour in this country.
Miss Mary Taylor, the actress,
called "our Mary" by the press.
was married last Friday TO Mr..
Ewing, late manager Of the National
Theatre; she is a correct young wo
man, and quite talented. Mr.. E. is
pretty well off, and we hope they
will be happy.
Mr.. Abraham Thompson, who died
here a short time ago, bequeathed
$500, 900 to several charitable socie-
Ties. There is quite contest about
the money.
The winter is on US. II is quite
cold and looks like snow.
The U. S. steam irigate Mississippi
arrived here this morning with a
number of the HuDgarians on board
who were with Kossuth. No more
to-day. Yours truly,
ST. JOHN.
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