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The New York herald., 1851-12-04

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Grand Com mpli@snta.y Tsstinonial te Charles White
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mission 50 eent which can be Obtained a. a the principal
hotels and music stores in tho city e TIE door on the
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RARNUMs AnERIcAN 4ysEgM.-P. T. BARNyH.
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EELLOWy ETHIOPIAN kINsTRELS, AT RDLLOWg
4 Musical Hail. <A Broadway between Howard and
Grand streetsOpen every night This truly celebrated
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received witt greatest favor BY ths ste and fashion
from all paris Of the Union. Fellows Hall 10 Of the
buildings In this city Admission Is ceuts
Doors open ~ e concert = commence a. O'clock An
afternoon concert vednesday And Saturday.
nenoing at oooca. Also. afternoon performances
Christmas and New Years
s.-GREAT PREPARATIONS ARE ON FOOT
" ~ the Amphiths atre for the reception OF Kossush
superb patriotic ana historical cavAosd representing the
unlsn Of Turney Hungary America and England for the
liberation of active this spien-
did establishment will be produesd the arrival Of the
statesman orator soldier There will be given
to day afternoon we'll IS evening performances.
NATIONAL THEATRE, wAsHINaTON-E A. MAR.
~ ehs Sole L~sse The ladies and gentlemen snGaxod
for the above named to
BILE IN the room, Thursday Dec ~ IL o'clock
re 40 the openins Of the theatre.
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EHRIsTY'e OPERA HOUSE. hEcHANIcs HALL, NO
~ z2 Broadway, sbeve Grand strseA-0pea svsry 49,
during tbe week until fuSther notice. The original ~
known Christys Minstrss com prsns ian sfcens Aaa
under The Of 2 Ch.ssy Eho:s :s,ssst: !:
with by highly respectable and audisneo
Tickets Is oents Doors open At G, and will commence ~
fully informed that The Saturday afternoon ooneerts are @
continued. Afternoon Concerto Christmas ana New
Years, commencing at 3 o'clock p. n
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MORRISON rs CONSULTED corrIDlNrIALbr
~ csrssin dsesses which ae treats vitasut
Recent In three days Thry pzss
lice enshies him " thoss dsjtes syHpg reu ssi
sbuss snd rsstors orsgasi yror Zee Ne 11tsn DpD8s
In lgysts S4ee svfS Iuitvs s1eeA 80 zee s ssrss
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A GUIDE TO THE UNIoRTUSATx-DR DELAHgys
n Private Medical Form f1r popUlsr
reading On fw psyes the very bes, presor
ens for private dsssss the dsror.bs eeBels ness %
self ssuae se are ryea - suablo svsrY oas 70 forn
idea shs nature and treatment st his dsAs
To The 70 vsh W sysif Nj
imposition certain css sf sdVsrtisias bosstag Pea
Pile its contents Of xreat importance - nOe lks
similar publies,ons reprint Of eook frsat
ueuy thrown the publo. Mar b. lad, Srss 81 eh
authors siaee 1spssarl street near Brosavay ssnA
also in sealed envelope, to any par, Of ths eSEarv
applied for post paid
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WHOkEsALB PRICES CURRENY.
OonlEcrsB "WEDNESDAY, DEC. g. voR rHs NEW YoRx
HERALD.
NEW YORK MARKET.
1eSses Setebte IN cssh. 0es6s seere6 M % sese 81
SrS!se euctsr at the ends( year. zns esS ~ sH
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EDwsRD X coIIINsS 4 CO, q, 50 wall ct ". Yorf
BROWN, sHIPLEY 4 CO.. Liverpool,
&c. RoBEhTs co 13 king's Arms Yard. Leulor,
John huERoE CO, 25 Rus Notre Dame des We
toirts, raris;
CEO II. DRAPER Uavre
these ships will nosbe accountable gold
silver luiop, ersce ievslry, rreeoul stones ca metals
unless bills Of sdns sisned therefor aud the value
thereon tbsrein expressed.
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abuse. r ss ss,Is sS ss,ri RON sTs 81 .sd1sn ps
r.iJ is BrosdsaJ Pest oos rss Yorh ei,y 70 ,h,
victims of sston and quscksry iva Of shs hghs,, in
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p.sr.r,DSs hs,s ne si's ana i.s, no &c soTp;oa
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nR. WARD, BEING DEVOTED TO THE SCIENTIFIC
~ tre,mens II all deliss,e aisordsi vsysris s spseti
est cure unfortunate You will he cured by him. posi-
lively half the ueual time and by mild method, visa
Those rho have contracted diseases he would
urre early application Patita,s but tas
Doctor Oce 81 Csna stress corner q Bfesa-sI. Ness
required until cured.
nR. MORRISON Is CONSULTED corrIDnSrIALLs
~ ON corssin diseases which ae treats vtasrt
keoer. be sures In three d.zs Ty i've y.srs
hce enshles him " those dsjlks syis,ng irem sc
sbuss snd rsstors orgaA yror Zee Ms l1nfSn DplDDs
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A CoMrsxrH PsacrTJas
IN the nature .nd sssaAsns Of del,sse dises-
aaa all The hi, ifes oas- tei
et bsap.far eolersi plates as large hssbg Hona.
BS.wtet ~ D., ieo.prof On surgery ani dgsNsss os
ABOVE named nntnra, ~ IA large quarto, Nv Do,
sitlga price SO fSsrse, from .as Boston ksiest N.
Surgical Journal : IL m,y be said fesrssslv " BE- slu
Risord, Ae,ons works on ths family OF dSSsl.
ani sr superior - sainz Of ts kind p15hsi "a
shiB oOpntry AushSs Of "Tbs Family Pnyasss prisbs
esa.s Aushor Of work on sslf Abnss. .nt rs ps7,
rtb.e Iisets IA. Eo s!r.h elsSn fo1rtsoa psS@ c.;
81 For sale a. ths pubishsr sgRiSdZ / ToFrlir1
N BrsaavAy. an By tis sut1nf. 81 rs1AiuEv
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nPIAC CRoIxs PRIVATE NEDICAL TRxATfsz :

a zoo RrvARp.-JxryRfEs Anr1DOrn sgn-
3VVO sihe mixture for ths curs Of rxivn. Ossrssrs
II mskes speedy vishcut The srsssrsnos -
a-nS :. pe.srs or ohsnGs in srpgsNen " ssstnss xse
p-opretor ehsisns.ss single ease vhiss sss 49,
ros e,rs unser ie.fetsrs OF svs hsaartt e,Aess
pnau in ssttlss 9th fall diressens IA Vns .ssA.s
iss,s vssk -msay susst ia .se dsJL ros sAs
W Iilsie ". ass,es, ssss, Hsssssi drxsA 1>s
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NIRCus-0REAT PREPARATIONS ARE ON FOOT
SHIPPING.

DACIFIC NAIL srEAEsHIP tCOMPANY.-oRLY
Through Line Cor San Franoisoo via Chagres direct
Fare rseacea.op Thursday, Dee H. AZ O'clock p NJ
The epcndis double engn. steamship OHIO uneguAled In
her Recommendations and SPEED 5000 tons, J. rnalay
Sohenok COMMANDER will sa Thursday Dec. ii, At
street. North River with the soyernrent mss direct for
Chsgres sonneozg with the magnificent and double
engine United States mail steamship Golden Gate to sail
without delay for San Francisco arrival OF the
and mails at Panama For passage freight apply
a. the oes III West ss-sst corner Warren sspst Mort!
river.
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JOHN NuSRoE 4 Co, IS Ru, Notrs Dame dSs Vie.
oHo iS5"i g. fsIi;iis bF.rTR u.vr..
sypsrs Of ,hss shps viii ne.bs aseeun..Sis forssd
tbss; bis q isSDs are sisnss tsrsrSr sSi lie ysi"s
thereon tb.rss expressed.
rpNHE BRITISH AND NORTH .AxsRIcAr EoYAL
. sa Ss.s:s ss fiv @ ~ s
snly o.lnE psilfNrt sei sss ss'slu' nails sii sss
sSS SsssS S:Ss s;;. ssis ssHss ssSs sssisis
AS'scA ''S SxssSia isiSS c.Ss SAEA9A .aS c"'S u'i
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S:sss F%:ss S:s Scii E;is..ss5. 50, a. 81
kiiss. sssTcyti. :WsSns,dsy. s i.,S DO :
~ iix &c. a cabin SO pD''''
rrs.S, vii 3, charged specie soyOns .msup' ~
Fei,oss 81 psnssss pss"s ,,,,.,u NJ. a....
al s'''-- ,ns newspapers must s.s 'srours r' r'''
''''''a' Or passage. li2itsSfs t5sSfsAaD. H., prs.s,.,
s-sssSt In common With Rrisish goods Through bits %
lsdins are sivsn in Bsvre for New forh.
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city sGT % eis.ssy. ss,ss.!s TsSr.a ony ...n.
City Of SS S.nsss:s.s, Thurs Cit, ssif;s.ssTs T:dn''
av T,Sssis Issr.d., cit, Sl.:ssy: xssta''d.,
Ci,y Of ksnches,ss, wsanes
day, December 81.
Passage from Phnsdslphs In s.lo.n state rO.ms, go {,
TH0s RIcHARDSON. al Esohange Plsee, n. t.
aud No. walnut street, Phsadelphs
IcoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
II States mail s,ssmship HUnBoJpr, D. Lines Com
msnder, will leave for nsyre. touching ~ y
land the malls snd pssssnsers on ,n
sl All lstteys pses through the Po Oce An sx-
perienced attached he ship No merhsndse
.i De ..cslvss board .ssr Thursday December 'A'
sOr freish, q Hs,ssss ,yesssroN As.o, ro.av.,
CTHAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- 1he glsssov and New York ste.mship Compsny .new
sscsmshir GLASGOW 1872 tcns4o0 horse power ~ sew
at Commanser, will sail from New Yorh for Glssgov oa
saturday 9Th December sext ~ II o'clock neon s sssn
pssssse 80. ina. DO. 10. tss. Appy 70 D. sssfsoN'
IS Brsssvsy.
NoIICE - hIRkBY GIVEN, That AfPLIcATi@ON Ion
~ v le made the Lsgislstvre OF the 2. .es
TfS nsxt sessop .bereot HorMs y: w. ~ ~
Incorporating The rer t.tk 80
Gs... con With scspita Of etOe O for
yvi pee a etshlshtrg nnt ntcenunula. ~ %
.ss-els a.tv ess he Iorv ., 80 s0's s"U " wv
IsuJ sisd Noyemter w. lsoL
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OACIFIC NAIL sIEAHsHIP COMPAaY-ONLY
Through line for San Frnaei5eo via ChagresFars Ne
dueed-ssturdsy Deeeubrr 6th at O. clock p. M.-Ths
rpltsdi4 stsaraship CHEaokEE go tons brrthen, "A.
Winaie esppanesr viii cell on Saturday Deceuber 9th,
at prtessly o'clock H. H., from her pier foot warren
street N r. for Chsgrcs eonnectirg with th9 fayore
MAI ssesnship Panams 70 sal without any delay for
ssp Frsnoiroo arrival of the aud mails
Panama Iorpssage freight apply the o6os III
stTeet Warren street. Eorth River.
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IT CUNfANI.-FUN INV
- 0rlssns via Havana. Change Of sailing day. Ths
srler aij steamship pre City 90 tous Taaasr Com
msads will sal from the pier htioot Of Warren street "
R. Tt esday, December gth, 81 clock r. NJ precisely
Rates Of Passage 70 Havana ana New 0reans-Eev Ar
rAaxement-Ladics Saloon Berths, tf0 ) After Saloon
Bertha go Forward saloon Bertha $50 Sssshs, Bsrths
90 spesi only taken freight 20 Bsyana No blls OF
ladps will be signed AFTER the steamer hAs sailed. n a.
Shippers reqneossd 70 supply thesel with tho
pays bills Of lAsing which be had application
are oee Ne ether will be signed For freight
sage Apply to n. o. ROBERTS, IN West stress
corner Of Warren street.
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RENEFlT TO MISS CLARKE.-THE PUBLIC II REe-
peotaliy informed that the proposed Benefit Nias
psS A. hs sEoaaw.s Theatre when series Of sntstta
he names Of many eminent auxArie who will xcuerouSfS
add their strength to that talented company fokS
may be obtained At the principal hotels sorSs
also Of he a. the As.or and Vac Brod
places at ten o'clock this morning Treasurer Junius
Stsgg Esq. Secretary, Geo. Mclean, ESQ.
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open at curtain rises att o'clock Dress Circle and
Private Boz Tickets 81 Thursday evening. Dee viii BE-
Arnold; Pat oDOnayan Mr. Fox hetisse Mr.. Clarke;
lelna hrs Nishois nyrs niss usthAwsy. Amer which.
Patrick. nr. Arnold Darby sullivan, Mr. !oI; shsl.h
0odfrey Mrs. Nichols To conclude with the drama Of Ihs
WEPT OF THE WIsH-ToN. WIsH-Conanohet, Mr.. Ar
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DARIs AVID LONDON TREATMENT or PREVAxH

INJURIOUS CURES DAILY. DY DOCTOR WARD. OF
IN asiiesse disorasrHs UnfortunAtes rrieai bss al
msdcnss hitherto bottls. rth zoos ony ons ae.s<
WSo wti sive that BY calling on him you wa
save naneT sp hesa Crsns snd especsily st<sosscs
.rS K bs mlssa be careful 70 remsn bst b. CanG
stree who're oay the secret ef caring sspstsoss
iv and
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EELLOWY ETHIOPIAN hINSTRELS, AT HILL0WB'
L Musical Hall. ~ Broadway. between Howard and
band Of performers. the Of B. Fellow
received witt 1,s greatest favor by ths se and ashioa
from all parts Of the Union Fellows Hall is one Of ths
most comfortable buildings In this city Admission cents
Doors ~ 6 concert % commence at ~ O'Clock An
Uenoing at O'CLOCK. Also, afternoon performances
TINS n Esr Years
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roR RICHMOND VIA NORFOLK VA, STOPPING At
City Point TO land and recevs Petersburg Pasen yors
only.-1he new side wheel stesu,hil RoANokE. L. Par
rich commander will receive Oh durnE
Friday, 6ih 70 q. saturday 9Th sains that dsy
tS 0oocA from Pier IL NJ r Fer freight or pas.s sp
ply at e Company ayenoy " est etrest eoraer OF Al
tany. pEsr THORNTON, Agents
EoR SAVANNAH THE q. s. NAIL sTkaNsaIP
FLORIDA. CAPT 1hos Lyon, VII ls.ys .s .bsye, On
Saturday December 9Th At clock n. from Pier No &
Horta river. Tor fre.shs OF I,gas,, .eply 90 -.
GAkL. L.. MITCHELL. lA Frsa, ssress.
The BIaSsDs, Capt Ludlow on sasurisy Dec. 1854.
EArDERBILTs LINE FOR SAN Francisco, VIA
Eicararus The fs7crits steamship PaOskTHkUB,
Csp. Churchill will sail FROM lot North hyer Ga SuA-
dsy December at o'eOck y. H for saa Juan Dc Nsa
rasus eonaectng with the steamer Nortn Amersa on sss
P.-;6c oceap Fer frcight or passeEo aTply oniJ 90
BIB. AILrn, Ba.ssr7 plass, ~ ssar,
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ey arc ali frst class Nsr YORK bat saps provided with
ell nste articles for tho scior+ kad Of
aad commanded By Of eIporisncs In -ais
1hs price Of passage $40 vhous wasB luorI ooiis
ths subsenbers viii DO forwarded frss frsn say
charges but thots astuaiiy Incurred.
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RURT0NB THEATRE. CHAMBERS sTREET.-D00R1
spsn TO begin g o'clock Drss. Circle aad Par.
cr'hs:ss o. h. wa Seats. M 70 'cn Thsa,y sgserf Dee w
ton Blste Harry Dorntou Mr. Lester; Mr. sulky Mr..
Bland smith Ar Russe Charles Coldfneh Mr.. Burton;
Mir, M Pissios f wia'Y w.Trsr Mrs Hughes. Sophia. Mis-:
THE ANGEL OF TIE ATTIC-The Chevalier, Mr.. Moor
house; Michael, Mr.. Dunn; Aariette, Miss Chapman.
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1oWEEY THExTxENDoOSs OPEN At s,<; cUSTxTH
n.:. :. select Bs.ss ss.s.; risn,K -
fH1 BARBARIAN-fhe finareh Of xascha. Mr.. Glenn;
lins isgomar 1ddN Ai,s.sr. ~. Hsniito1i Ahbiyar
ker conclude with the drama Of the TOREeT OF BON
pY-lieutsntant Landry, Mr. Oeny; Cspl Aubri Mr. Tsy
The New York herald., 1851-12-04

ITO THK ATFIIcTED.-Aa THfALLfBLE RssEDy
for those dePlorabe eonsslueness rssang from sci;
abuse, nay be herrl from srsts By ttdresng posN
psid ids BrosdeAy Pest oce, Nov York city. 70 sh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
NETWORK TRIBUNE
vrw WORK. THURSDAY, DEC. Ia. 1851.


The Fund for the cause of Hungary Is
progressing amazingly. The Tribune this
morning abounds with reports OF donations
and preparations to extend the collection 70
every part of the Union.
In Senate, yesterday the Presidents
Message III answer to a resolution OF the
Serate, calling for information on the sub
ject If the firing into the Prometheus, was
received and read. 1t declines TO furnish
the pIecise instructions forwarded to our
Minister at the Court of St. James, on this
delicate question But the instructions to
Commodore Parker afford an unmistakaoie
index to those of the Ambassador.
In those it is unqualiiediy stated that the
United States do not recognize, but asso-
lutely deny, the ships Of Great Britain any
rjeht whatever to exercise police over
the United States merchant vessels any
where. And further it is asserted that such
right or authority is expressly forbidden
by the Clayton Bulwer treaty. The in
structions direct Commodore Parker to re-
pair at once to the harbor Of st. Juan, and
protect all merchant vessels from such sur
yeilance in future, of which he is to notify
the British officers on MS arrival. His or
ders are percmptory.
The Foote resolution was soon afterward
takca up, and occupied the Senate to the
hour Of adjournment.
In the House, after some preliminary bus
mess and Z variety of resolutions-among
them one to give each Hungarian 100 acres
Of land, which was laid over. Mr.. Hebard
(Vermon) proposed resolution to the eff
feet that, since NJ. Kossuth had declared
that the resolution Of Congress had a polit-
cal meaning, be it therefore resolved, that
1t had no such meaning, whereupOn the
House postponed the consideration whether
they would vote themselves - until
the morrow. The House soon after ad-
journed.
There has been another Of those fierce
gales, which, during the season, have swept
over Lake Erie, causing the total wreck of
the steamer Mayflower. Particulars in our
teleeraphic dispatch. The storm did much
other injury.
The Boston election for Mayor, on yes
terday, resulted in no choice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

" The CArsSt,en InteIl,ssaeer has 4
Characteristic article lenounciug The Tribu.s
for serNility 10 Archbishop Hughes in our recent
discussion with him, virtually tefying the Nrch
bishop 10 withdraw the Catholic children from
our Conmon Schools. and concluding,
"Jusi as Education is extended. Popery must
fade away, and die a certainly rs ieudal des-
poiism"
III seems strange that men who talk this
way should nj Try their ties, 10 win 81 the chill.
Grcn Of Catholics into our Schools instead Of
dong their best TO Give them OUT. For our
part we are nc; ashamed TO avow that We are
far more anxious to draw into cur Common
Schools ,hs children Of the most ignorant and
II you please bigo,ed portion OF our population
than any other, and that we are willing to make
concessions Oh any snessenusl point TO secure
,bS' erd. The children OF a New Eng andor.
whose ancestors for several generations have
enjoyed the blessings OF Common Schools, will
pretty certainly obtain some kind Of rudi rental
Education the children Of an Irish Immigrant
to whose race the very idea OF Common Schools
Is a novelty. may not We don't object 10 our
high prossuQ friends driving this business ia
their own fierce way but they Will have 20 81
low us tac same liberty. whether OF ao.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

A correspondent writes grumblingly that
Gov. Kossu1B attends only expensive en-
tertainments, and does not mingle freely
with the People who cannot afford to pay
S. for the privilege of seeing him. If
he wants the sympathy of the masses, why
not show himself to them, and thus more
fully enhs: them in the oaueo F" The man
talks as il kossuth had not shown himself
to the whole City throughout his first day
among us, and as though he had no thought
or care whether the Governor kills himself
or not. He has scarcely seen well hour
since ne landed, and has had no leisure mo-
ment, but been forced to give every day
and hour to pressing public duties And
row some are disposed to grumble that ne
don't 90 still more
As to attending meetings, free or other
wise, all must feel that it would be far more
agreeable to his feelings to speak where no
charge was made. But consider first what
u Job was made Of his attempt to speak in
q fee meeting at Castle Garden, where
the croWdlng and busting rendered it
Impossible that he should be heard
and consider next that he is here to
raise the means OF prosecuting the struggle
Cor his cOuntry's liberties, and that there are
people ready and willing to pay 50 to hear
him speak 60 the full extent Of his capacity
to make himself heard. Now, Sir, do YOU
cali Yourself friend Of his cause, and yet
insist that he ought to speak to miscellane-
Gus crowds, half Of whom would be unwil-
hing or unable TO help him, rather than to
those who will give 50 first to hear him and
who are at least az likely to be stimulated
to give more as are those who objectt to pay
ing for the privilege of hearing him Re-
member that he has already had public and
imposing reception by our City, which
every one who chose attended without cost,
ard that his speech of any evening NAV
be bought next morning for two cents, or,
If that Is two much, fer one. Now if there
are any who deliberately say that he ought
TO give his days to showing himself and his
evenings 90 free addresses, instead of speak
ing to those who VIII pay literally to the
Cause for the privilege of hearing him,
why then We must believe that such grumb-
lers think more Of gratifying their own
, curiosity than Of advancing the Cause Of
Freedom.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
kossuth eHt the Democratic Republican Gen
eral Committee.

At half pact two o'clock Yesterday after
neon, a large deputation Of gentlemen nom the
above Committee waited upon Kossn:h Al the Irving
House for the purpose Of presenting an address aGd
inviting HIN 70 a meeting at TamlnaRy Hall.
Nr DANIEL l.. sicKLES addressed the great man,
and sad that IT consequence OF resolution passed
Ei TamEany Hall, on the fth Of December they
waited upon him 10 invite hun 10 meet them. He
then resa the following preamble and resolutions
Gov. hossUTH The gentlemen psesent
deputs.lo- iIcm Ike Democrats Republican General
COMMITTEE We ceEiye our authority to address
YOU, upon this occasion, from the following pIeam-
bic and resolutions
rAsAAsy HALL, Thursday, Dee 1, 1851.
A. meeting Of tAs DenscEatio Republican General
Cyhmlttes, held on thursday evening Dec L. ls5l the
following preamble and resolution wers unanimously
adapted, and ordered 70 De published
WAersGs THIS Committee has beef adorned that the IL
lrs'Ters e1ile LOUIS KcssBA, Governor u Hungary Is
sos eIee<ed 70 asTse II hs City, the sse Of the
United States: and
ferecJ HIS yuiShsd taleEts and emInsat ssrvices
WHICH have besn % conspcuous.y devoted the hberl
oa OF ma native lszd and the ameofaon CT s
people lave warmly commended him TO the respectful
and affection regard 9f the s e several State
o! tbs American COnfsdeury szd
Wa>rees In the contest bssweea Hungary and Aaa'Ee
ne Cnsashies Of the Democratic Republican party Of the
United States were constantly and universally declared
our urinary assemblies, and especially By the Democracy
u tais City II Tanmany Hall favsr Of the great
been movement II the head If whiea kossath vas and
still 10 and
VAe'eas DE regard for the wahes aud expectations
OF our constituents requires that should the Repre-
stntstves the Democrac electors OF the City OF New.
Work paciPsis in the general welcome which attest
the bOmsge Of people for the cause with
which the hero VI H2ssry 10 koaorsbly idsatifed
Therefore
i.es's,ed. Tat. Cou.nuss Il eve b AAd ars L~ss;