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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
A Suppressed Portion of NO.. Kos
suth's Speech.

The following paragraph was in the manu-.
script Of NJ hossuth's address at The Press BAN
quet, but Tor some reason unknown TO u, was
not delivered, nor was il allowed BY its aulho- to
find It's way into the report Of more than one Of
our contemporaries. 1t followed the paragraph
abiding to " a systematic compound OF the most
tout caumnles,' which had appeared con.
siderable tune ago, in certain New York pa
pers;'
I" was at Kutahla, prisoner, when several
weeks before the alluded to article appeared
printed here, ! got by the kindness OF some
brave tr,enIs from Vienna, via Constantnnpe
(mark well, genlemen-fro from Vienna, a manu-.
script with the lntlmalion TINT It vas copy of
the article which wnnld soon appear in an Amer
lean newspaper, the copy taken tor nv use by
an honest man. in the We ,u'eau Ci the Austrl.
an Ministry. have own the manuscript TO
my associates several Of whom being bcrc can
remember and testify to the curious fact and
lad ed some weeks later the very article ap-
piared IN an American Newspaper aud it is
thlt very compound of misrepresentation and
calOmny, 10 winch was abiding to. Now It
is not mine 10 investigate this strange affinity
between an independent American journal,
and the secret Cabinet of Austria; il NAV be
quite an lnnucent accident. only nentiun il
as a contribution to the cabinet of curloslits of
The word Let II be; 1t is not worth while to
dNeil upon IT."
Here Il grave chargc--a change ton grave
to be overlooked. The Courier and E q,.irer IS
one "oi the New York papers" and therefore
may be the one referred to. We have ITO It
"a demand, aud do demand, OF NJ. Kossuth Il The
Courier dnd Enquirer was Or was loI the object
OF his reference. Courier and Enguirtr
Gen Webb seems to bave grlud pass on to
pvt on every c"at HAT ti's aud SGm, Of them fit
pretty hgh.-- Comnonre
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e lerance; and | therefore, shull not meddle
with any domestic concerns OF the Unhed
States, aud that expect II from all the fteuds
OF my cause not To do anything in respect To
myself, that could throw dlffonilps n my way,
and, while expressing sympathy for the cause,
would ininre It.
1t IS wuh regret that must feel the necessity
Of again making that appeal to the pubic opln-
ion uf this country, aud PARTICULARLY to Ihlse
WIN profess themselves TO b. thr friends Of my
cnust, Ia give one proof al thelr syHJalhy by
avoiding every step winch might unthnIlr tn3
into difficulties IN r'sprct to thd rtie, winch
have adnpre I, and which agtn declare to be
my leading principle, VIZ: not to NIX, aud not to
be ,rlxei up wnh, whltcver do nestle conceFns
Or putty questions. Louis kossUrH.
.NeO York, DE. IL, 1851
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

l-'ittnr guardian OF trustee, shill be iHble ~
tx" miRnrr aud 10 the ,a.nr ex'eui rs the te>
a'or, lnrpstrr. ward. cestUigHe 'rifSi would have
hcru. If VlrE or c'upernl 10 ict Tor hIilstlt
nr held the snur stock IN his owH naine, aud
je person pelgns any stcksas cllnltertl
.rcarfy. shall be considered M tldmg the
SaWo. aud shall 10: liable, DIS stockhOldcr, &C
cor llunlv.
SIC s Every such OK cntor, administration,
oul'dlln or trustee shil represent Tue s0ares III
bis hands. at all meetings. ut the company, and
m1Y vte accordingly. aud every person who
Shall pl dye his stock Ms Itures I'd may never
lheless repsps NJ the sa ne al all such meetings,
aud NAV vote thereon as Il st lrkhOlder.
/ SEC TO- Every corporation formed under
this act ua reduce or uCrease the capital stock.
| bv vote of no less than two ihldS IN number
and amount of all The shares IN said company I;
but no such capt shall be reduced to an
nmtunt less lhan the debts or Liabilities Of such
conplnV.
SEC II, At any meeting specially notified
for tnal purpose, by publication IN one or nlnte
upwSptper~ mares lhr place OF business 1t such
Gu 4tlauv, SlIurd nv the pe.ldent und ~ "
/ nv Ut the d,rcrtorS, such comp ny aIaY eAitnd
| ur change us business ~ auy uihrr umnufdc
turing huSlnnv@ nv y vote " tw0-rhIrdS IN nun
/ her md Huo0n oi he ampS rep eSrutrd AZ such
ne, tlug and a uore TT such change smli be
published within one Month neret ter, tor thrre
", ~k> ,urrr~> VI ] y, III the newspaper Or news
plp.rs ntorrsld.
I SEC Is NJ Now sock sIrll he issued by
\ lhr ruup nv al a less sum per share ttmn lh"
,ol4mal oar ,lu". wtiloni glvlnI he original
sro,dhnIdor', cerirt ;. cl' Ior4 then to lhrIr
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

Mr. Foote was glad the Northern and South
ern cxtremiriesagrerd N opposing The resolution.
flo would take occasion tomorrow to reply to
them both.
NJ Butter asked what there was in the oryln
il lt0n of lhs Sure ne C,lrt 10 which the S.l-
ator from NV lIlmp+hIie ohjcied.
MIR Hale said that the Judicial districts of the
United States were sn arranged az IN gIyn mt.
rrIty Of the Court TO Suites where the Institution
u Slavery existed.
Mr. BItier denied that such flct could ever
Influence The dpclslpa of ANY hliest nan lie
" vuId as soon submit III questions TO northern
l<wye-s. If they were honest men as he would
10 any others. lie denied Lat tn me- nbers Of
the Supreme {, uft were ever divided 10 any
opnnn nv geographical lines
Mr. Hale SAID on the question whether the
Mexican laws aboshlng slavery prevailed in the
Territories, the lawyers north AMI south Of
CERTAIN line entertained generally a different
opinion; aud he regarded il a. M Impeachment
IN mans integrity that he should be lnAueu.
ced IN hta opinions by the institutions which sur
rounded hln. tie repeated the declaration and
On he was willing To stake his reputation. that
in the Supreme Count rcsts the final hope Of
Slavery.
M Uularwool replied, defending the Su.
preme Courr, and then the Ssulte adjourned
HOUSE.
Mr. Carter, Of Ohio, asked the unanimous
consent 70 Introduce a resolution for the appoint.
ment ri committee OF five to wait on Louis
Kosspth, on his arrival at HE Capitol. and intro.
duce hun to the Members OF the House ol Rep.
resrnAtives.
Objections from sevcrl quarters.
Mr. Carter--t is the same resolution that pas
sed the Senate.
The ohjecrons being pressed, the resolution
could not be introduced under The rules
! Mr.. Hebard, Of Vermont, offered PREAMBLE,
! that
Wtereds Kossuth in his New York speech,
is reported to have declared that the resolution
Of welcome pissed by Congress has political
meaning; therefore,
Resi- 'rcd, That said resolution was not inten-
ded to Lave political meaning, or 10 pledge the
Government 10 any course Of action. bat mere
y expressed s. mm'hy in the cause IN which he
is engageI.
A Geoule arose on the rules, as 20 whether
the resolution objection beng made to II by
Mr. UIingmdn--slloud lie over, and it was final
y so directed,
SENATE
Mr. Foas resolution on the compromise was
still IN debate at the last accoIntS Mr. Sum
rer was expected to make a speech on the sub
!cct sooh
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
The Cal;rai Hungarian Com nit
tee.


This Committee held another meeting last
evening at the Aslor II ouse and made further
progress N organizing pan for making d sys-
temati. eIf,tt n an Of the Cause OF HPdIay
The following resolutions we're unanimously
adopel Ii vii b. seen that taey Ell liuce III,
gcn'ra pan of operations:
|. R"so we'd, That this Committee be Known
ana dc ,lsuatrd as trn ,nttd l!ulI4riun Con.
mi tee.
2 Resolved, That il sll,i ave in view these
oirci~:
/. 10 raise money BY Voluntary contributions
in a,l ct iluugaran lndepniancG.
2. 10 al IL ral.lDg loan for th5 Hungarian
GOtefun' NJ.
3 Resolved. That the SUI ,ct of raising
loan - relerred lo 81 'ci c'rHilea 0t i've 10
consult AMI erma4e with g =. Mnssnth as to its
terti,, a'J "a htd !" hattnr It ktnup.
4. Raso'veh. ! bat II b. recon nended that
meeting BIZ Md and Goa .H eHs app Iat"d IN
everg h.m'=t, village and cary IN TIE TN ted
Sues 20 carry OFT ihSlr pucroSrS IN Connect
tiOl with The C'r Fl Cnnm'tr9.
5 Re,uv d. Im' CHctitr' b. srnt 10 as
miny Individuals as tl,y BE- prl';lcdbie through
0ut The country. with autographed letter from
AMI portrait ol Gov kn5'njh, ann 'nnclhg the
lurH,tl0n OF tie Centrai Connltee, and leqne5-
tug CO operation.
Il. Resolved, Tint the two list preceding res
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

There was a grea, FIRE in lowell, on Tues
day morning. Some si00, ono wor h destro,-
ed The losses Of Mtssrs. EphraIm aud
Stephen Walsh, who were burnt out, we're
rendered more affective, by most melln
chmY event Mes. Walsh, HE elder, lay
sick with the consumption, and expired
few mo neuts after her removal to a neigh
boris opposite. A sad night 1t was to them
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

The cook n widow mined Young at
The Utica Female Seminary, mlhclau-y
mixed quantity of tartar ementc with the
f"d About forty Of the y,uug ladies' were
made dangerously sick, The WOMAN has
fled.
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WAsnlNGrnx. " Dec 1919

.
Of a. the Periodical Journals devoted to lit.
eralure and science which abound in Europe
and in this country, this has appeared to me the
most useful 1t contains indeed the exposition
only Of the current literature OF the English
larguagr, bat Tins, by its immense extent and
comprehension, includes portraiturc of the hu
man mud in the utmost expansion of the pres
ent age. J. q, ADAMS.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
New York, 9TH Nav. 1874.

approve very much of e plan of the "Liv.
ing Age;" and # it be conducted with the intel
hgeuce, spirit and TASTE that the prospectus iudi-
Gates, (ot which hive no reason to !donbt) it
will be one Of the lost instructive and popular
periodicals ut the day, JAMES KENT.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25
LI1TELL'S LIVING AGE.


LNdNCcEE0F htNt, ana FFtSHeht Hd0Ns.
CAMBRIDGE, April "A, 1874
hive read the Prospectus wllh gtett pleas
ure, and entirely approve the plan, II it can
only obtain the pubic patronage long enough
and large enough aud securely enough, to atlnn
Is true ends, 1t will contribute IN an eminent =
gree 10 glve a healthy tone, not only to our 1T
eraturc but 10 pubic UplnI0n. Ii will enable
a. to possg,s, IN IL moderate compass, a select
library Of the best productions u the age. 1t
will do more; 1t will redeem our periodical liter
allure from The reptOach OF being devoted to light
and super claI reading, To transtory specula
lions, to sickly and ephemeral sentimentaluies,
and ta!se and extravagant sketches Of life and
character. JOSEPH STORY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

KENTucKy U S SGNArnn On the 18th
inst the HIN John b. Thompson, Wing,
was elected q, S Senator, in place Of Mr.,
Underwood, whose term expires in 1853,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1851-12-25

Kossuth is expected to sail for Europe
about, the LIST Of February.
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SENArE

Mr. Fos's resolution on the compromise was
still IN debate at the last accounts. Mr. Sum
rer was expected to make a speech on the sub
ltcl sCoh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03
CONFORMATION NOTICES.


NOTICE TO cARTNEN TO RENEW THEin n
~ eenscsrhs ordinance Tor licensing and resulstins
public and esrtmen, provides tbs. al eoas,s eh
spyonsss By sSs Mayor Notice hereby oven
G e Cs.ss e .,S ps' Ssts ssS H. e b D"s
stS. sn,s Go wsdsssdsy 7,h % 500 Th.isdAy IssS
& s"s .y IA I'D aS e 10 TGssSsy . S
Wednesday, Ah, 1G 70 lSc Thursday, xth SO te 2g
sesy no. AGO. Y ays ss,.r .ds S ,s aso 70 &
wednesday, October l. 2gp 70 5000 Thursday. a. 500 &C
l2o Friday. 8d sep 70 1900 Saturday sch. 500 70 aeD
ss SaS s. ss S cs a1a .ss ~ ne @ soSS law
and M carts brought 70 tho oaat eide Of Brcsdve opposite
Ne City HALL where thew Will 10 inspeotsd aud The ols
s.rshs Cor renewal Csr,msr are psrticSlsy requested
70 apply the dsys desirnatei their sreotvs
Jay q oetsisr tbs attention 81 ali rerssas Ssorss o.
e,ng e,nvees WAGONS hssgs wagons and ether vehicles
nsuce:-scc -" Every oart truok Wagcr dray. other
gehisie edsvn By ore o. more horecs or other tnmas
1crstcn r conyoysncc ~ anything Whatsoever from place
y place within the ty % New York Cor hire p.y
s the and every pertor VINO shall set
shsu arss obtarins neepss therefor go Mayor u
,v,ost,on ~ tts erdinsncc" and s~bect 20 sue no,
sceedlrs Ten collars q not exseseas ~
sfni ior an person 10 receive hola license "
tesr pufc sfs ~ h. NJ ouhc cartmpr uriaaa he be
iicn II the uuited statss sno hes @iiy asd rcsdes
,re rsised i%sW ,ssois sufns air meaths preceding
I'D 20 the che cart carts h ZOO hersct
htrff :, li.,nsd g h- teps e pablo ea,ts .na ne NAY
tsossicet'ses sfcre.-ls 80 ~ iyse..s as = tts
wobtc l. tbgt - urtrv NJ ha Loucr thn Nsynr.
ASHER TAI ANE, tixst hsrshAl
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OVERWHELMING TRAEE-AT THE BOwERY
~ Savings Store, No. li6 BoweryThc rush atthis In
s,u;ion. during tho past week has teen NJ
and the Ct goods sole heretofore Unparalleled Tho
are thes-rreat bargsns have been offered. The
people nd-E their advantage ~ akng OF The
cut ~ this sstsbhment This week shsu offer new De-
srabe and 90 yards % double weight scarlet
Nelfh Tianne 81 Is yard worth every cent 81
S These goods obtained importer who short
CT money and herg obliged TO make saes 20 raj funds
gave oprorunitI " bny at an uorou sacnc and
will share the rrohts with customers a0 yards
Zoe black wlito prints At Cd yard, and the price
need doubt Of their elegance rood quality for
stsv and Blankets sn excellent stock from auction AZ -
BON -ste the Target rsaeib these goods
hst by any house In this country epy because
the greater Inducements 20 rurchlsc being cnab ed
h do from tncs and extensive srrsnre
mcnts with The mauufnoturcrs Whaever arcle OF Dry
coods usy be wanted any lady or Eenticman msy rs.t
sssvrrd ufettsiuns at TIE lowest market rca, and fire.
quentiy much below and above, &c the B1wcfy
Sayinzs store q. w GILLtYl Pr0p1 tors.
W. v. 0iLLEY, Managers aud
7. MCMAHON, y Directors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03
InDIA nUnnER aoDDs.

ITO THE PUBLIc.-lNDIA RUBBER sHoE2,-ouR
attention has called advcrtft mcnt BY Horace
published In the New York Herald 81 llh July,
1901 the Courier and Enquirer Of date 10 Which,
after much unmerted abuse Of attorney. Judson
Isq he asserts that dare not charge him Nh rrsns
Godyears Patents under naucs ans tAt be does
infringe Gooiyeare Patents In the OF shoes
purchased licenses for the msnufsctare la
ds Rubber shoes under Goodyear Psent and paid our
money and daily raging tariff for the same aud snJ
might done the dis poeet 70 DO
rather than pirate upon Goodyesrs PAtnts We think IL
jsst 20 purohsse right 70 use valid patent than
70 infringe It. Mr. Day taying been prosecuted, acfuov-
edged Goodyears rights made settlement ana agreed In
future not 70 infringe his Patents He now attempting
only infringe ssd Patents but 10 njuro ourselves
who have Tor large tcn purchased our ioens
and worh under then and charge Me- Dny directly
and that over our own signatures With riratns upon
eodJssr Patents In the manufacture OF Tho shoee which
hsi Offering 70 the public; and give notice that he
and all ooncernsd with him In purchasing vead
ng his shos made In violation Of said fsAns kxAn WI
4" Z. cANpEE
HAYWARD RUBBER &C.
TIE NEWARK INDIA RUBBER hYQ CO.
II. Hutehlnsoa. Prooidtsh
FORD n co.
York. July
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03
FINE ARTS.

CoroREp pAauEpRrorYpEs FOR rrFrY CENTS.
~ Hinge skylrht Rooms iO6 Bcwcgy. between Hotter
aud Grand street, only establish the city wher
tie hest tkyght bssueeotypes handsomely colors $40
sncased taken for hy eente snd arger res Of e1ay
Low rates. No Cd unless perfect satisfaction esen
A HtRE CHANCELLOR eALs. THE pagUEsRto
N tyrs Gallery. no T0grsnd street as been eataelsh
"a Tor doing hrst rate business Sauitc
tory ne siveb Tor telling cat Please call between "
end o'cioct
INAULIHpEOTNPhs.- tortJE-AU, BtLL9
~ a. tie New Work Sc 10 pa abs Alec Ocean BauL ~ New
Jersey Gcvetnn stock Bant, taken a. par Tor like
rtsete AZ kuarp r0op 90 Broadway, Pnoe street
sitmi " Duiirgs) hhe 81 he ola es,n ,lishet room
c3 boucy ovvr hh3trsone essret etore fcs Sc usu H.
from 81 &C. IS
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Mary land Congressic nal Election.

DAt1fhoktj OCT = I8JI.
The following Is all that Is known up to the present
time Of the result q the election for members Of Con-
grcss on wodns sdsy;-
FIRST DISTRICT
Mr. Bowie the regular whig nominee, Is believed to
have been elected.
srcovp DISTRICT.
The latest returns render the result extremely douh
full Appearances are in favor OF VIM. T. Hamilton dem
over J. Philip Roman, Wig.
DISTRICT.
Edward Hammond, dom, has been re- elec.ed By re.
duced majority.
rornru DISTRICT
7. Yates Wah, vhg has been elected by 200 majority
The official vote for Walsh 66S3; for wbyte ass
TUrn nrsrriCr
Alex. Evans vhig has been reelected by 50 majority
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Domtstie rfisrsilany,

II sail that Quinn win BE tried for murder at Troy
At the October term q Oyer aud Terminer e- ncnsss
county, vhieh meets on the 2lst.
g. A p Lstel, printer. In Columbus, Ohio, IL s.id 10
ave n bsT to IA estate In Ohio and hsssachusett,
worth s7t,oso.
There we're 70 deahs IN tha city % Baltimore during
re TttR ending TIE 2a alsmo Of which 20 undse
I've pears ofeye
Or Thomas Hartford who died at Pittsburr a short
time since tscueaihed 5000 to the Pttsburg Orphan
Asylum aud SIC 0C0 10 tAe poor Of Canton, Ohio his
former p.acs q residence.
Jemes Ne~man was killed recently At Oabesi Nss, ia
a rscontie with james Black
The baggsee car q the New York and phladoipsss
harced Wa partially destroyed near Railway. ~ On
"Wednesday night. Tbs mai narrowly escsped
Ez-Aleernan Huhboi azd son, while gunnirg, about
four miles fr Eochester 2th ut thots 1d bsSsrd
cue hundred and fcrty gclden Plover
The 6tst through train Of cars on the Hudson River
Ralrcsd resohes Albany fen New York on Wednesday
bee thippsd ft N the Bruce mines st Lake Superior,
fer EpEsri By vsy q Montreal
There Gas q Gre rain IN the rRion of Mschias. Ne,
on the f9d which ertirguiahed the long destructive
In Tie weeds q that country.
The circna 81 Rochester have decided BY very large
ma ory, TO loan $4,000 10 toe 0onosce valley Rs-
read.
non Of Gov Quitmnn was killed In the battle OF the
18th. between L'ptz aud the spani b forces.
There culisr fact connected with the epiendid
display q aurora light 81 Hartford Conn. on Mouday
evening worthy cf apecisl notice The eject uoon the
telegraph virce such 20 suspend ther Operation
In fome places and materially Affect II Va othsrs
The Cslena .sdpefir sl The go nc rays thst w ~
1otn q tx 22d ~ river had r.cn I've ieet In - msny
days. IL Is esd 60 be tigber than ever before "a
tbis reason OF The year
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table which every gentleman would feel much plea.
sure In paying, and which not unfrequently reach

table which every gentleman would feel much plea
sure in paying, and which not unfrequsnsly reach
the heart.
1t strikes me, Also that this systsm-of ssclusioa
had almost said-whfsh prevails in public through
out the United States, prevents an Americsu lady
from deriving all that advantage that she ousht to
acquire BY travelling and who misses much Of
that information that she might obtain from con-
versing with well educated men who have travelled,
and who are every day 10 be mot with in tho cars,
in steamboats,, and in ho4eb. --
saw much Less of this affected c0yness-perkap6
might term il exclusiveness-on board tho British
steamers on the lakes and rivers, where the ladies
are notquite SO unspproachahse, whore thUy engage
IN conversation wtA more freedom, and where, al
though those Of mors pretended arssooratic stand
ing chooss the uppernost seats in the synagogue.
yet others, with perhaps better pretensions, take
their place, prsmiscuoesly By the eide Of friend.
and 90 not Hesitate to ergage in conversatian with
any wen orea stranger we may also happen to no
But, to return from this csgression-is was absue
SIX IN the morning when We reached Bufselo, whe<o
omnibuses were in waiting to convey pssse nRers
with their luggage, to the hotels and ultimately 70
tho rail or another Meamboat, free Of charge.
and where there is Ear less Of imposition prnctiscd
than at detroit. the party paying only three York
shillings for breakfast.
AS shah pass near the Falls Of Niagara, which,
often rs they have been described, should not DO
treated with neglect by the touria., shall defer
for the present, what have tosay with reference ~
his locality. As4ERIcAsUs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-10-03
City Intelllgence.

FATHER M=rnrw ASp MS FRrrNps The progress tins
now on G to make cay ss d
his best friends could with the letters received rom IN
parts tie eses barring testimony to the glorious
sion furnish the best proofs that tho happy results Of h
tour in our country likely to prove durable theF
universal Our merchant and citizens deternin
ed TO act this occasion with their proverbal berasy
and will noby respond to the soul stirring appeal Of
whose prnceiy donation 10 the suffering Hunasraus We
recently noticed has with his characteristics phan .hro
~, forwarded to The Mathew Fund" check for Eve
hundred dollars and the Swan OF Erinn good chr
Is mIshsd has already sounded the note Of pre-
psrstion to her count-ymen, which we have doubt
will be enthusiastically responded to- We con6dentet
hope that those combined efforts will enable the gse&
OLD to 20 hib native land free the galIk
pecunary emhsrrassments which have SO lo9g weighed
down his best energies and la email degree agsrs~
sted if not induced the painful maady 10 which he hs
Toy where he will administer the pledge for the next
few days to the large factory population of that rising
city He makes this farewell visit the special request
York who win come copederatls distance BY rsilra1
and ctf modes Of conveyance TO avail themselves OF
at HE hsDaa. The RsT srneTs Viii return 70 Ne.
YORK IN the early part 81 asxt week and viii rcmsia in
sss oy As ns h a ana s sF europe IN the
Military The Erittou Guard. Captain Goodwin, ac-
compan!ed BY sheitons Brass DGnc proceeded their
second annual Target excursion to Mouot Morrs yoeter
day. The following rrlses awarded for the best
shooting II Gold guard chain, p1.eented by Pitt
field, aud won BY Priyate Y J Wilkinson 2 silver
Dool;ng. A silver cup presented by Alderman Silt
tom won by John Manor. d. seal ring presented by
Alderman Br;tton; won By Captain Goodwin &. n
breast pin, preoe nted BY Mr. Cramp BY Sergeant
McMillon. s. A breast pin, presented by Aldermas
BTitton; by T. uorgey. !. Wresths, presented by
ladies' won by J. oNer
The Johpscn Guard, Captaia Cornell, wen. on an ex-
eurson 70 .Eiushing. The following prizes con-
tested tor and swa-ded -. silver wstoh. james
Balecn. .. Bet Of silver epoons John Kingslsnd D.
God pen End pencil; T. Kingsand 4 De-, y. W. sand
ford s. Do, VIM Eas.burn- O. Do ". W. Young 2.
Do james Csrs.
The Washington Crays, Company ., Captain a. f.
Cas.o yesterday went their annual target excursion
TO Clifton Park, Staten Island THIS troop wei
mounted and proseuted very imposing appearance
MuIrARr TAIcKr E1cUnstss. The military coupsuY
called the Miller Association Of the tenth ward. Cart
Jshn Lao-, VIII mako their annual target excursion
this day. and proceed 70 snodihere Jamaica, Log
Island They noble ot King st Of fellows muster
ing nearly ninety muskete, and WILL doubt naks an
imposing appearance
DEATH ~ APcFLExv.- Coroner Gecr yesterday held
rquest at No 1c1 Mercer street. the body OF Phahe
pnnlop, ased % ysaIs, native Of Connecticct who
carno TO her Sudden death BY IL OF apopey Vsrdiss
accoi Iibgly