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LITTLE ROCK HIGH SCHooI. Boarding and Day seAoel For Tenn, I.s,,,

T ME hsslaees at iAss Sem5Asry Will he r.~s.'.
 tAe asA Sept, fD VI. s.lsn pgue,esl .,s.s ss'sa dsnce ei she Pupils is eaFa~ssiy yeqaesspd iass snstitnsl1r. under the care Ut Ms. ana ,h. Af>ses WOOD. wifh Assis,eHf TsseAvrs o,,s,'. every .e'sy let impaFtiag ihs advantages cfa hsi, nsashtd education, Possessing witsln ths s,,yrs , qaaishcastons for ihe various hFanches wheA .ts'. ase psasIsed with perfect sasl~aellos. ,h.y h.. Frtsr to tle geniasmvh whose nasls.s ate an.,rx.s I ne kupiM oi the Bnsf8snx Srhael. he,., s,.. sisasiv associated sish their Teachers rree,ss ,ss StensIoH 90 Reressasy to form aud vekrs ,ts ,.,- hrrs, and prodnee hahtls ot order sna -..,,-.,,. essens'si in the formation og ehasers,r ' Feeling Inc pnpotssnsr eg through kno,vl,s.. o she French tanguaEe, ncw indispensakt. i,, ,l, eancatoA the PFsncnais wish ,c render s as iar .. possible the lsngaaxe pi fhe esiahli shmeut Tn, propose admitting the Pupils, who reside in ,h. ism'y 70 attend the French classes, wi,hou, sxtc, charge. VAL"
 Thelecation oi ths city ef Latte Rock s he,Bst,t pleasant, and accessible at ai times, by s,,amh,, and stage Tine systrm of educsiion, assidsonsly pur,nsa ams ct apeEseca appreciation ef wha,evsys s s,trmr, cd ID developing the uaotel end ltee etuai fseals. --emhsseins thorough and ', semaisc course lyar, the elementary 10 the highess branches. MoaihIv records ci scholarship and depos,men a.e tysnsmIi ted to Parents, whilst every Idieicus indictment ,o study is afforded.
 The school is constantly nndev the supersisen q f the Board ot Visitors, who. from time to tine. ex. anime the various classes, and report Aeif progres Terms SS TWtsian and naasxs r-x sa..,., .,
 I've months.
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MARBLE CUTTINGS:

AVMHss MUMWMtHt&s WfMVe . Wt0nHse &c.9
 Furnished to order.
 JOSEPH CLARK. Ssess- Csftsy, (late of New V Orlesns.1 begs leave to inform the eitizens of Little Rock and the vicinity, that hv has opened sn essabllshEaeu, We:sr Street. asjotasng " ils,am Georges store lcs the purpose 0i executing all kinds of MARBLE WORK, asd iayii%s the atiea- iso oi all those wanting aay lining ot ihis kind done ia a heat snd woFkman-iike manner and af mode rsss prlce. He wiii keep on hand stock of the best Esaisgiai and Is ready 10 execute an work in his hne al the shortest notice.
 Little Rock, Aug. 6, 1850. 4s-u
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Groceries.

' 0hN D. ADAMS has oa had. saA eGsrs Ia hss J friends and customers, for sale, No Mack@s@I, n kits. Hsiisbss in bots. sagsr, co6ee. spses, Pepper. Ginger. Mnfmsgs. Cloves. geboiisd Molss- ses, Isdsgo and MAddsr. Powder. Skot ssa Lead, Rice. &e-, Sc
 Also--TEAS. Psnshaag. yoasg Hysoe. Black, ~Esh. Preserved CarTanis. Geessb<ssses. Cages, khsaaesh, kr., ias isaily use.
 Dse 2& 1880. I&-
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RAOmTxaaOREss mheumaaie Compsuna, IWA ana mlooa PmFfGer; Ascsyasin Cags (sr siGAar ksannmnssgv (4sHsl sv CkenEit RksmmnAsm.
 This valuable remeay etands without a rival in the history Of discoveries In thh or any other c0untFy, in euEng this painful and paralyxing dis ease, in all its vaFious fonns-
 The vast Bumbex that have been emned by the use of this compound. during the past year, de- monatEates this fact Not only Teeent acute or inAammatory cases. but old chronic cases, of ten. twenty, thirty and even forty years standing; where they had not only tired every other external and internal remedy q which they could hear. but al great expense. had traveieds and passed under the treatment of number of the fFsf medical men of EuEope as welf as of our own coantry, visiied the vaEiOus watexne places, taken voyages at sea. and dwelt in the most salubrious eitmes, without ob- tainIng relief Some, who were reduced to mere skeleton. fheir flesh had wiihered away. their limbs were paxalyzed, and many that had scarcely been able to walk for ten fifteen and twenty years. These have been cured sound and well, regained their flesh and the use of their limbs. and now en- joy excellent health from the of this compound.
 Taese facts are fully sabstsntiaied by published testimony. from the highest possible sources tes tnEEony that cannot be gainSaid. but which eaR ee vouched for by len GksGss8a witnesses.
 Retail price, S per bottle, bottles for si2, ol for S25
 To he had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERWORTH.
 Little Rock. June 3. ls5l- iy.
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TrVasfees Sale.


 Df virtue of a Deed of Trust, executed by Silas ID Poke, on the 9th day of May, I850 to John Matlock, to secure the payment of certain sum Of money In said Deed of Trust named, will, on the first Monday in August next, in the city Of Cam den, offer for sale to the highest and last bidder. thai well known and valuable property, situated In sad city. know n as the !" 0UACHtTA HOUSE '' said premises embracing the following Lots, to wit: Lot No 64 m block No. iA, froutng east 70 feet on Adams street. and running back west sixty feet. the width of it's front and Lot No Ss in block No. A. fronting 6o feet on the NoftheriY side of Jefferson stseet, and running back thereA from weswaFdiy, the width of its front. l2) feet. lhe buildings upon the premises are all ncw, and the [" oaaehlta House one of the largest and snsSt convenient buildings for sfst class Hotel in the State, and tho location ofers bs strongest in daceanents to pcrsons wishing to sDgage n that business.
 The whole premises will be sold on a credit un- u the first day os March next the purchaser giving hls a0te with two approved securities. L. E. CASE, Trustee. Cander, May 22, IaSi--49--fas.
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April 3, 1851.
EamSfs iM DreaC COssssty for
 Sale

TTPoN accommodating terms, the following U tracts of lands situated upon Bayon Bartho- Iomew, in Drew county, Arkansas
 s. E. fraction qr. sec. !; West half sec. !; W. half of N. E. or. sec. [; ". half sec. $; W. half offs. E. qr sec. 6; all in township IA south range west
 These lands are among the best in the State of Arkansas, well situated, Tn a thriving neighbor- hood and convenient for shipping produce
 For terms, apply to
 T;,tla Pork March 22d 3S-3m.
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DR. LElBY'S siRsaPiRILLt BteeB HLLs,
 Ahead 0f all Ofheestf

The Ensy of all Pau ManufAetnreesss DECAUSE they are safer. better sna saoEs eff -A1 cscisas than sny others: aad because the pub soc O0e0 BOXES hays been sold aaaaiII oa tie las' Eve ynars
 YOUNG AND OLD, MALE AND FEMALE, eaa aways take tissn wih equal safety, and wishoss Ieas.
 IF PILLS Bk NECESSARY fsa paFsihe and cluSlsia the sbaeh md Doweis, md purifying ke bDoa sna aads af fhe body, take other psIis Pfoasee tbo~ sss8sbsHsd ss8eefs, saetaia HaAap4fiia in EhrfA Eaa, Drink assA Live Csmai, nuA paFsge yeA nsi occupation whilst taking the without teaf ei taks cold anstnR ali kinds cf weashes.
 ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS wagerea thaa eenasiie ceacases't tfro Phys esr. esegsHeH. meHbeH o Congress, and rFkpFetas i FORTY PfI.LS ARE IN i BOX, aud soia @5 sox wls esFecsAoas and much wh.issss ssies aecepa nyiEz sssh ssss
 They aase ,asts aapleasnni smell,
 Free ssa duzt er powder Sf any kind,
 ihs gstte the st0lnae0 or bDNeis.
 fsssIstes sickness. ysnsifng had feelings,
 TfIk1 ARE GOOD AT ALL TfMk<.
 And Adatted ln most diseases cnnass@n to aansisd No hssiEg taken hesp sili iF wIeg 1hf~sfa' e take ssg others, heesass tey viii awzyr au e~e, anS they not, then DO oshAFs A1ll.
 us A H. Lesy, she pFsTsesfa and anaiaefsss s asege af Araes, ehsiis and pysiesa, of 8 Ysass s1psacs h PtAiadeIaa Efaudzte 0f the Nbiycrstsy 0f FeuHsftsA essicE dinescat neacai thstHusess os fsia8ea Nfs York, Bakton, Bans0Fc, Ae aud zssssts and cafsnle shence se gf ta gTrater eenadspre paess IA n' pilas, and then hee feeoIsasassd f, ne Eses " h"s speztnhle yabgaheians fhFuaKhagf ths Dnssd sts4ss
 Prtnekasl Bapos, uF, teay'E UasSensafy. No bf N"W Fourth sf PhiaeiEhiA iAas9 sold whoisAle and ietsi j. " Tapge IiiGle HaEk E. -tes=sNaa, Vsn hsasla sfS vii a Mead and Nref Co, New ostessE, asd a a'ss sasss asd saoFeksePsss a tse Gated statss.
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ffench, Hslleo, spanssn and German, each, l5 en sshging in 1hoir, 10 o0 Music Piano, Guitar. and Organ. each, ss cd Harp. so ao Dlawing and Painting. I6 oe Acnurse ofiessonsin in Oriental painting, Japsn
 Work, inisyiag of Ebony and Ivory,
 hambnrg Work, and wax flowers, each, 10 60 No charge for embTsldefy and ornamental
 needle work
 Board. washing, lights, fnsl, use of bedding,
 &c., per monih. 10 0a
 Paymen's quarterly, in advance; no deductions (or absence.
 Sessions commence Is, Sept. aud let Feb Pg. pils received a' any ne,icd, aLd charged from ns of entrance to close ot the sesston
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NEW GOOnss

kkCEiNEn lass night. by steamers Je,.,v.s and knnfy, large lot of roods, wh;SS ;. aaeassou 70 PFesaoas auivsls, ulakes he ssoes as fancy and staple Merchandise nov have oy, e.,s .es snsss eosfpse'e ] ever have presented io gSs iTy and town, Q cail and examine Inc S.,...
 Al. HETT. Ma str-,, Llssie Rocs. MaytA 1881. ss
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NE0RTIMORHS BITTER CORDIAL, AND MI RI flfln pIrpIRIEp . Vana.ahIa. Srir;.

M0RTIMORE'S BITTER CORDIAL, AND 1V1 BLOOD PURIFIER; a Vegetable Spirit, and the most scientific preparation ever produced; one bottle of which, is warranted to possess more real medicinal virtues than ten times that amount of Sarsapariila. or any other preparation put up for similar purposes. Its unequal virtues soon made manifest iR diseases having their origin in impurities of the blood, such asNeuralgia, Scrof- ula or kiag Evil, Erysipelas, Cutaneous Erup- tions Salt -Rhem, TstteE or RinEworm, PimpIes on tie face or surface of the skin, soreness or misery in the breast region of the heart general debility or nervous affections, and all irregular habits of the system, Especially with females and the many Arrangements of the nervous sys- tem, and diseases arising from the injudicious use of calomel and other poisonous drugs.
 This is fine cordial, pleasant and agreeable to tEke, and perfectly safe to be used in any state of health, even by the most delicate female or child And 1t is an article that every one should use, at least once year, to purify and enrich theif blood and thus prevent all manner of diseases.
 Retail price, Si per bottle, $ bottles for S.
 To be had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUTTERW0RTH. June }, 1881. ly.
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toFFEE-5o Bags prllne Rio; 1 Recesved and for sale by
 May 18th, 1851. WM. E. WAIT.
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Fresh Flour, %c.

A&Ssa aAS S ID ECEIVED by last arrival, the following arti- 4O cieS, to wit
 50 bbls. St. Louis FiOur 100 Cincinnati '' 20 kegs No. l. Lard; 50 bbls and half bbls. Whlskey: l050 lbs. Tobacco; 750 e Bar Lead: For sale by A. J. HUTT, June 4th, 1S51--3l. Msin sereef.
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BOARD OF TRusTEEs

BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
 Hon. D. T.sWITTER. PaErIDKST. Hon. H P Peindsxies. Rev. Win. Moerss. Rev. L. P Lively, Rev. B. P. Box, I. N. Jones, A. D., Mir j. B. San defur, Mfr. T. Williamson, Hon. J. D. Trimbe. Rev J, Custer. M. D.. Rev, ]. ]. Roberts, C B. Mitchell. N. D., Mr. w. ". Andrews, Mir. S.1, sauders. Mr. q. " Smlth. 7-22--lf
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OLIVER & CO.,, WINE a. SPIRIT MERCHANTS, CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.

CORNER OF MAIN AND MARKHAM ST.
 fOh Post 0g6ee Corner. TUST Received a fine assortment of choice .b articles for Bar Stores, and Family use, con siSting of
 Fine Old Port Wine; Madeira Wine; Brown Sherry Wine; Pale Sherry Wine; Catauba Wine Loneworth Ohio; Claret Wine, Supr. Juice; Bran ,ly, Cognac; Brandy Cherries; London Gin; Mo- nongaheia WhiSky; Scotch Ale; Brown Stout; AnISette; Natural Syrup; Muscat de Frontignani Mar;schano: Curacao; Mushroom Catsup; Wor- eestershire Sauce; Sardines; Fresh Salmon; Ab- snthe; Preserves &c., &c.
 Little Rock, Apri p. 3-u
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New Spring Goods. on Pieces latest style Ba1sges. (O 20 " printed Mushns.
 '' late style Silks. 300 '' assorted CaIicoes
 30 ' GsInghanx 20 S Cottoaades.
 Brown Linen.
 % " Denans
 Bales 3-4. 7-s, X 4-4. Brown & Bleh'd
 DoHnestieS
 5-A, 6-4, lo-4 and 12-4, Brown and Blch'd
 Sheetlngs.
 } pieces i24 Linen Sheeting P '' InSh LiRen- Gloves, Crayats, Pocket Hsndkerchiefs. Shawls. Apron Checks. Osnsbergs, umbsellas, Parasals. NegTc goods &c., &c., &c. Received per P. Pennywltt, and fox sale Ckesp for GssA Saty by JOHN U. ADAMS March 70, 1881. Steaa5eat Lending.
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st. Patrick's Male COlIegiatc
 Institute,
LTTrLE ROCK. AnwAwsA,

LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS. TTNHIS establishment is now opened on Louisiana II sreet for The admission of day pupils-and it is expected after some time to afford accomodatioa for boarden.
 The Coarse of Education will Embrace, Ist. The Primary; 2d. The Mercantile, and sr,l The Classical andPhilosophicas Departments TERMS-Per quarter of twelve weeks, payable in advance for the Primary Departments which in- ciude Spelling Reading and Whiting $S co. For the Mercantile, which includes Arithmetic Relies Letters, Elocation, Geography, History and Mensaration &5 00.
 For the Classical and Philosophical department, which includes together with what IS mentioned m the Mercantile course the Latin, Greek, French and Italian languages; the science of Al zebra, Geometry, Tngonometry; with Natural and Experimental Philosophy SIP %.
 DIRECTORS AND PROFESSORS.
 REs. PATRICK REILLY,
 REy. PATRICK BEHAN,
 REv. PATRICK MARTIN,
 Little Rock, March IS, 1852. 2s-liw.
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nR. STEPHENS ASTRlNGENT SYRUP -1I This has now become A celebrated remedy for Dysentery and Bowel Complaints, Cholera Mor- bus, Disnhra or Summer Complaints, pain or cramping in the stomach or bowels, adapted to per- sons of all ages, but undoubtedly the most supe- nor preparation for children ever produced.
 Price, 25 cts for small bottles, and 50 cts for large ones
 Tobe had of R. L. DODGE and THOMAS BUT TERW0RTH.
 u ''> Rock "ne, Sd, 1851. 1y.
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nR. CLARKE+S Compound Syrup O Wild Cherry and Tar,

ARs CLARMES Compound syrup of 1I Wild Cherry and Tar, Which is considered by Physicians and others the GKxAr REMEDT for coughs, colds, consumption, liveg compliant, bronchitis, asthma, soreness in the chest, splitting of blood, pain or misery in the side, diecult or profnse approximation, night gwea1s, &c.
 This being the prescription of regular physi- clan, graduate Of the Medical University, Phila- deiphia, and having been thoroughly tested, is properly esteemed one of the most valuable and efficient remedies for these and similar complaints ever offered to the public.
 Price. si per bottle, 6 bottles S5.
 To be had of k. L. DODGE & THOMAS BUT TERWORTH.
 Little Rock, June Sd, 1851. fv.
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Hoard of visitors.
WlSHIsOf0A MlLR SRHIsiRY,
TfempstenA (,oauty. Arh..

HempsteaA County, Arks. FENHE second session of this instiintlan, opened l this morning, February lith, 1850 Rev. C. P TuRaKsrtsE. Superintendent and Pro lessor of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bslls-LssssFs, and Spanish Literature. Rev. H. C. THwEAT1, A. M.. Professor of Greean Roman. French and Italian Luerasnre. JAMEs CRocKRa, A. NJ. Professor of Mathematics Students recsivedi in the Primary Department and instructed
 Primary Department per session of 2l weeks. payable qRaStsriy in advance, aI7 co PrepMFatory DapaFNment, I6 % CellegiAta Courss, % co voesf aad IDnsrumsnfal Music, Elements of Musical Composition, [ExtFal Go lnitiatlon Fee, co No dedneilon for ahssnee unless in eases of pro. tTaeted illness.
 All students charged from the time of their entry to the end of the session.
 N. B.-The sons Of ali ministers who are en. gagged in the regular work Of the ministry, or of thoss who are supsEanuated or hays died in the ministry: viii ba educated free of charge. BoAnDEsa ean he obtained In the best families, al from 6 to S9 per moRih. Particular attention will be paid both 10 ihe moral and intellectual training of ali students committed to eaF charge.
 s. T. SANDERS, Secretary.
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The republic., 1851-12-17
Tho Mormon DamouIty.

The editor of the Kanesville (Iowa) Fronsisr
Guordian, Orson Hyde, in an article in his paper
OF the 2Sth utimo notices the reported difficulties
between Governor Brigham Young and the judi
cial officers of Utah Territory. and the statements
ascribed to the latter and denies most Of the cir
cumstances detailed, and explains and gives a
differeAt color TO others. Governor Young's al
legged declaration that the judiciary should not
have TO try, is explained by saying that the
Governor intended to exert himself to prevent ti-
CATION among the people; and the editor says the
judicial officers themselves expressed their appro-
val Of that sentiment when it uttered.
Mr.. Hyde denies, if he is the elder referred to as
having spoken unexpectedly of the American
Government, the imputations made against him in
that regard.
The story Of the twenty thousand dollars being
squandered by Governor Young. Mr. Hyde dis
credits.
The remarks ascribed to Governor Young about
certain patriots and statesmen having gone TO hell,
Mr. Hyde intimates, if used at all. was used in a
religious sense, but that he (Mr. H. has never
heard Mormon say that those men were burned
there. He says:
"We cannot say that Governor Young did not
declare that General Taylor had gone to he'll; but
we are 80 unaccustomed to that stylo Of language
that We feel very unwilling to admit It,"
MIR. Hyde says that Governor Young spoke well
of Mr.. Fillmore, and also of Mr. Polk, but claimed
40 be in possession of some evidence that gave him
not very good opinion of Mr.. Benton.
Mr.. Hyde Processes to love the country and Gov
ernment of the United States, upon whose soil, he
says. he was born and educated.
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Baltimore Correspondence.
Slavery IriaI-Miss Hayess Concert Counteyf feits-
The Markets, &c.


The Markets. &c.
BALTIMORE, December 1876 D. m.
The trial of Captain Johnson, of the brig Chats
worth, charged with having been engaged in the
slave trade, was recommended to-day in the Unit
ed States district court The jury at the last term
Of the court were unable to agree, and dis
charged.
The demand for reserved seats for Miss Hayes 8
first concert in Baltimore for tomorrow night is
very great to-day, and there is now no doubt that
the immense hall of the Mechanics Institute,
which will seat nearly FIVE thousand persons, will
be thronged. She gives but two concerts in Balti-
more, the frat on Wednesday, and the second on
Friday night.
The weather for several days pact has been quite
winterish, and this morning the boys were skating
the Falls.
Counterfeits notes OF tho Farmers Bank of
Bridgeport were freely circulated in this city yes
terdayj and, as the circulators of them will pro-
badly visit Washington your citizens should be on
tho lookout for them.
In the Baltimore market TO day there we're sales
Of 200 barrels Howard street -four 393?, and of
$50 barrels at 81. Grain is very active at 80 80
for white wheat, and s5 81 for red. Corn, white,
81, and yellow 81,
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prevent one man from enlisting in the cause Of
European republicanism, and carrying with him
his private arms and aInmu munition. Is the principle
changed, when thousand or a million enlist, with
their arms and ammunition If ! am told that, for
instance, Russia and Austria will take offence at
such declaration as have proposed, thcn in your
language, but with better grounds, ! answer, "It
is as if somebody to say, If The UaIi Of heaven
should break dotCn; for how can Russia or Austria
arraign the American Government for aught done
by citizens under another flag than its oOn3'
And what would be the effect of such declara-
ton upon our citizens? Sir, il would loose their
hAnds-it would inspire their hearts European
cess. The moral idea of twenty millions Of people
at liberty 10 assist them would be worth fieets,
mics, and cannon to the patriots of the Old World
OF our own free will, and out Of our indvidualsym
pathy, we would render thousand fold more assist
ance than could our Government, backed by purse
and sword. When every citizen recruits for free
dom there will be no "defcienoy' in the ranks
In conclusion, sir, allow me to assure you, on be-
half Of those whom represent that it is with sim
cere desire for the success Of your great mission
that these remarks are submitted to your conaide-
ration. II remains our deep conviction that the
cause you represent will be greatly benefited by a
more explicit ayowal on your part of the position
you occupy in regard to European repubcanism
remain, sir, with profound consideration,
AUG USTINE DUGANNE,
Secretarv of the sdSncietv of tho Iron Man
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Banqiel of Me Press % Rosalth.

New YonK. December 1910 p. m.-The dinner
given by the members Of the press to Kossuth came
of this evening, and was most brilliant and en-
thusastic affair. The hall is crowded TO excess
William Cullen Bryant, editor of the EUsniNg Post
was choeen president. Kossuth is now speaking,
and his speech will make six columns Of the Her
aid. II will attract more attention, and will be
read with interest than any that has preceded
it. IL will be published in full in of the morn
ing papers.
New YoRK, December l5-ll p. m.-The banquet
given to Kossuth by the press off at six O'Clock
this evening 1.-THE Astor House. The grand dining
room most superbly decorated. The dinner
and accompaniment far superior to any
thing before held in New York. The room was
crowded. After the cloth was removed about five
hundred ladies were admitted and at the time
Kossuth commenced his speech there were from
twelve to fourteen hundred persons in the room.