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SOUTH CAROLINA.
Cooperation Convention of south Carolina.

CHARLEsToS, s. C., Monday, Dec. /, 1851.
The Cooperation Convention met at Columbia Oh
the Goth ult.
Committee having been appointed a! the pre-
yious meeting consisting Of Lanton Cheevcs, Sena
tor Barnwen Chancellor Johnson, James Chesnu'.
Jr., T. n Darkins, A. p Aldrich, and John To M
send, submitted a report on the presen, aspect Of
affairs IN this State
They 90 not deem /; expedient 10 DO more than In-
diCa'e. by few simple resolutions the platform up
on which, according 10 their Judgment, the people
OF South Carolina have placed themselves 0y the re-
cent elections the Committee, therefore, submitted
to the Convention the following resolutions:
ECSeired. That regard the State having decided
that vu.e the right Of seeding no mental ana mas
puabe night, the exercise of By single state without
the well grounded assurance Of concurrence aqd support
Of other Safes, the appropriate remedy for existing
grievance sufficient safeguard agarSt those wnich
the future and that any attempt directly or
indirectly. 10 accomplish this purpose would be made ma
cOntrav entiOn of clear declaration fthe public VIII
kfs0lred, That regard the State as having decided
that ncort CT among the holding sta
suf number Of them 10 make ther acton 6Iecual Is
a h the remedy OF existing evils Coo seraon for
these purposes Ought 10 he earnestly sought AFTER and pro-
noted
Resolrod That the State eneitlus deep a1d indis-
nat sense of gnevaoccs and Uf the Efforts mace 70
Cypress and assa her end that she will persoYere IN her
10 and avert them 20 soon as the CO.
OIGratlnn Of OhcT aVenOldDg Siites Sht give u
action efficiency aad render her security permanent.
Resoirtd That regard these dec aiioDs OF pnbnc
VIII having removed all the causes that separate those
ceOperaon and that shall feel sinsere s,tsfact
should they unite IN pursuing the same poicy which
the State has marked for herself IN strict accord nce
with the principles heretofore maintained by the state.
OF those who desire to promote coopeAon should be
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NIarkets-Neesrtes ), llelsgrapA

Nrw-ORLEANs, Friday, Nov IS 1881
cerroy-sales tO-eay were only 2,5oo oa.es, j.
c,Sces a quarter below the highest pom, stI I
nn.dSljne - at &c The receipts here are lVO,VV'
nte5 ri s,me time last wear. Stock, $1,000 1ales
SSssT tSe yeck - 200 bales. RICE IS az 50 BOA
e. 20 BsccN sides have declined TO &C.
NEw-OgLEASs, Nov. -, 1871.
Corroy has been heavy, and The Gales OF sasof-
fsy were barely so strict micding' - 4" ~
CHARLESTON, Nov. 80, 1851.
cor,ox-s Sales on saturday were 1900 bales az "a
$50 The market : dull and tending downward
FcRroIK, Nov 20, 1851
Covros has been in active demand Sales yes :s.
Sc The supply is light. Corn Is at 81 q PC
me oemand for RID OAK sTAYEs mas suo>i"s'' gin
,hc market is dell az s6as3c-
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I9ich 70 The Veic York T1jnat

SPECIAL DSD9ich 70 The Ncr TX ITt}ree
WAsHINGros, Monday. Dec |, 1851.
majority OF the Wing members OF the iioa- ,
met OF nine o'clock this morning in the POST
Office Committee Rooms, AID passed Conqro-
mis-. Resolve.
There were forty one or NO present, but they
did not all remain and some voted No.
Mr. Outlaw OF North Carolina was President
and M Moore, Of Pennsylvania, Secretary. Mr..
BROOKS. Of New-York, was chief spokesman,
and Mr.. Evans. Of Maryland, also supported the
resolutions.
Mr. Stevens, of Pennsylvania, opposed them.
The Caucus lasted about 30 minutes. No nom
nations were made.
The notice was very brief and partial, bat
many Wings who saw i. dld not think proper %
attend IL. 90.
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PHILADELPHIA.
Terrible Accident.

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Monday Dec l, 1851.
This morning man named John God
FREY, keeper of cows, residing at 6th.st. aud Mar
roit's-lane, accidentally fell into vat containing
5000 gallons of hot sui soP, AMI was shockingiy
scalded He vas conveyed - the hospital, suffering
intensely. 1t is thought thathe cannot survive.
The weather to day Is cold and clear. Ice Is beng
formed rapidly
The FLOUR market IS FINER There IS soo little export!
densnd Flour AMI 0o0 bts have been disposed Vi At
3 IL, Dbl for seoc brands and 81 2J9St 3i for extra
tie pts are a ami standard brancs uni
imly hold al the former rate sman sales Tor the supply
Of the city dealers AID bakers ~ - 81 s - foE select
brands and extra fancy los al sass T. TIE market
continues hale Of RYE FLot K tokS MGtL Is c4cet O.,
ingly du sac CT zoo bbs ~ > b5L There good
demand Ter Wheat and bnt limited amprn, olenng -
Sales Of 0oo bushels good and prime southern Rcd
bush. WITCH 10 a. alvarez, aud PRIME fenasyisaast
he z. %. Geec There no iii heEc aLd = j wanted
CoKS more abuldln. and The n IKE. Gun 20 Dssf
rev soulhern yellow sold 4 &c AIS saoat OATS are
inactive 1000 bash. prime Delaware sold AZ 81 2 0ush,
but the close this prce could not be fssKed WIS
is finn. Sales Of 9oohhls at 81 G. and hhds asZ'c
SAIrs OF STOcxs-FIrst Rorrd-s20g C-T PIP 81 -,
lls sIcco sch. Nav. IS 'es. ,s; Phla Ban. l23 .
Morris Canal ~ 81 0eo s. abe Is sl l8s Realing RI
g. 80 yieksb lry RI. 4. Moth B1Ik X ~ 49,,
50 co State a. 81 10 S J. RR y. 10 Unoe CANA. Is
10 vicksbuTg RR IL; e Mar. aad Mech. b., q
Fam. q sCo1 Baat Is. SNcrris,aSn RS 81.
PHLLIPs's FIRE ANNIHILAToR.-Io THE
PUBIIc-The Phillips L. $ Patent Fire Annihila.
tor Co have within the last few days tined several
experiments with machines and Chemical CHARGES oil
lhsv ctrs manu- act.re with entire success Tney
have set FIRE 70 two-story wooden house Alled w.l1
comhus,.oles. and when the flames lad reached a
fearful hight, they were extnguisled IN every L.
stance to the last spark, and wtn,n few sccoeds Of
time, by American machines ami charges Every
thing IS row perfect. The machines and charges
are being manufactured steadily and with all posi-
be disI atch.
In the couTse Of Dext week public demonstration
will be given ard cue notice Of the precise day and
hour Will be publlshed-
p. T. BARSuN, General Manager.
No WdrTea-d Dec. ], 1851.
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The Convention Bill in the House-Question
REGARDED as Settled.

COLuNBTA, :. c, NOV. 80, IoJI.
In the House of Delegates on Saturday Mr.. Ayres
gave notice Of his intention To Introduce bill call
lug the proposed State Convention to take meas
ures for the secession of South Carolina from the
Union.
Mr. Owens thereupon offered q resolution virtually
opposing the call and declaring tho question OF sepa'
the recent vote of the State. The resolution lays
over for future consideration and action, and Will, II
is believed be adopted.
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spse,ai Dispatch to III. New- York Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Moniay, Dec. !, 1851.
When he House called, there were
A6seat-Abrsham p Stevens, John II. Boy
New-York James X. McLanahan, Alfred Gil
more, Pa; James NJ II Beale, Va; John Mcqueen
Daniel Wallace, S c.; Albert G. Brown Mis-.
Louis St Martin, j. Aristide Landry and John
Moore Of La.
Doubtful uhefh9 PreSeni-Meredith p. Gentry,
william Cullom, Tenn; William ii. Bissell, ILL
nOis John 7 Darby, Missouri Yolney Z. How
ard. Texas quorum declared and the House
proceeded 20 vote for Speaker.
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The Opposition Caucus.

WASHINGTON, Monday, Dec. I, lsJI.
The republic of this morning says that Col
Folks reSolStions approving OF the Compromise
Measures as the party platform, were laid on
the table by 80 TO 30. Linn Boyd, for Speaker,
had 81 votes. and Col. Forney, for Clerk, 60
votes
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sry Of the lastitltioa. in the rooms o. the Nstond
Acs5euyof Design. certainly $40 some Of the bed
sh.,snr,as Of pa'Ive Amertc On Painuag. The 81
ciety u supp,sed mostly sy voluntary sgbssupaoas.
and A donation OF 81 mikes Degsoa 4 ,aosf 90
life Il has a, present rofn go to 10 ooc names "a
the books ard is free from jees, sthocgh ITS fssds
are not great The officers 90 ths business Of The
Society without TemuEeran)a. aai he prssoas oon-
cuc,ors are amoEg the most respectable msa in hs
CITY
The following are the mes o. the gentle Who
were unanimous declared elected To act for the en-
SUING wear
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HAVANA.
MIR. Thrasher.

NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, NOV 90, ISL
Letters from Havana have been received, which
state that the Captain General will consent u oer-
ate Nh ThIaSher, upon cond ion, that he leaves
he Island.
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RHODE ISLAND.
Fire In Providence.

PgovIpEScE, 7. l., Monday, Dec. l. 1851.
A section Of the lumber yard OF Nh. billings bfas,
,o,. running from south Water-st., was destroyed
bv IRE this afternoon, al abou! O'Clock me
flames were extngushcd after ess OF ABOUT So,OVV
There was insurance al the American once LOT
$4,000, and at the Roger Williams oihce for SINH
lar amount.
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MARYLAND.
southern Mail Items.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 30, IsjI.
The New. Orleans mail, as late due, s received.
The Crescent says 1t is currently reported that SEN
ator Soule intends TO resign.
The Board of Naval Engineers, composed OF Chef
Treineers Williamson, SeWeil and lsherUooi, have
been ordered TO assemble at Philadelphia for the
exanication Of Assistant Engineers for promotion.
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City Inspectors Office Nov. g. 1851.
The THANKSGIVING Dinner on THE FIVE

THg THANKSGIVING Dinner ON THE FIVE
PoIsrs.-Among the many contributors 70 'he din-
ner given on Thanksgiving Day to the poor children
on the Five Points, was Mr.. c. : Butts, Of Bnttss
Hotel. in Murray.ss., who KINDLY sent number OF
fowls, &c, valued at about SEQ
BOARD OF CANyAssERs. - he Doard met
Yesterday afternoon, Vhen tae alternative mahdanu'
recurring them 10 canvass the I'd DislfcI OF 'nc
Fourteenth Ward was served upon them. The
Board decided to canvass al bu! the Fourteenth
Ward which IS TO be deferred I'll return IS made 10
the nardamus on Saturday next.
Frer-A fire broke out about | o'clock
this morning IN the Hope Mills, rear OF NO Il fui-
tor..,. occupied BY the Mess!s. lsham' dealers 10
sp,ces. &c. The inside of building Was entirely
consumed, the Ere having got too great head"ay
before il was discovered.
Mrs. EMMA GnLIYGHAN BosTwIcKs
coxcxnr.-The la: Musical so.ree OF TINS fasonte
artist vii take place at Niblo's Saloon, on Thurs
day ever irg rext. large house may be anllcipa'ei
Of the nurerous admirers Of her talents 10 honor
her farewell for tAe seaeon.
BENEFIT OF The BLrSD.-A Far ana
Festival fer the benefit of Miss Caroline Ans. .ias'
awor.hy pupil Of tie New-Y0Fk Institution io' 20.
Rifrd vii be held thus afternoon ana evening -
Knoksrbocker Hall cosner Of T"eniy-'h,fc' " 1AD
Eichth-av. The beneyolentiy hcNheu VIZ
substantial bsnofi b. looking II upon .As WV
Nrw-YoRK GALLERY OF NE AHrs.-
= 1r-,.sfe,s.-An election took place yesIef
e. >, reon a, the Mechanics Bank No. 80 wal
:, for twenty Trustees 70 conduct the Affairs o. 'as
- ~ r.,nt,on. The Inspectors who presided On
80 a."..ioo were Mr. John Durand aad hf H.
SO,.,b and tho tallotirg boxes we've KEEP open '0f
ole hour .-,a,, co.,,.,
This INSTITUTION Is established nIaer suA i.N'
granted 1873 bat which has been a''sr s',.s
Ca by making he number Of Trustees
-, ;rs.,ad 81 A.y, - originally decided 1eoh'
~ a,c. q 1. - 90 ios.CT i.e SPINS - Aa.v s.oi
- nc p..gaciss u "oiss oi AI'' Ana INC
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NOVA SCOTIA.
Passage of the Nova Scotia Railway Bills
Adjournment of the Legislature.

HALIFAx, \. s, Monday, Dec. /, IooI
Al of the important Railway bills which passed
the Assembly have been sent up ana raIlned oy Inc
LEGISLATIVE Council, without amendment. Inc Leg
islature having completed the important business for
which it was called together, Will probably adjourn
within q few DAYS.
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DEPARTMENT az STATE.

Sin have The honor 70 acknO Wedge tho receipt OF
your OF the ed instant. accompanied by coey 81
despatch addressed you by her haiess principal Sec
re,sry Of fer Foreign AsTs dccn yo1 70 express
ofhe I'M ed States and the citizens Of Bos
ton the cordial thanks o. her Maesys Government Tor
The even 20 INC Nsrl Of Elga during the ccseno-
MES hoh took place Bostoa tie 1th s.h aud 10 Il
of September asr IN celebration 81 tue comPe,on 81
line II siiraad connecting the CanedaB with New
Ergatd -, -.
who ha, al ecsod me 20 express, replY his grattclon
tha Her Maestys Government should nave been faV0r-
ahly Impressed IA the reception given 10 L0Id EsA on
tbs occ aston referred 20.
ava ms self Of this opportunity. Sir to ole 70 YOU
renewed assu.arce ofmy very ostnen-hed gn,etraoa
DANIEL WcBSrER.
JOIN T. CRANPToS, ESQ. &C 81 SC
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Advertisement IA Phrenologi al Class
for private instruction is now being formed a. 10
I3l NasSau-s, 70 commence ghis evening a. -
O'Clock Ladies ard gentlemen may now have IN
opportunity 10 become acquainted with this .in'sr
estI1g scieEce.
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Ago-Underlyear 60; lto2 wears, a. to 5, g; ) 90
TO- II ~ 70 g. 49, 70 So 80 " 30 49, u 40 70 90 ~ ~
10 co. 2 60 to 10 10; 70 to 90, 10 d. 80 10 lVoo
unknown, -. Ar. r..,..I 20 vo1
l,rd O. Scotland 2: Wales I Germany, rs France
Tolsrd Denmark, /, British Possesaioas IN N'r'h
AnsTics, 4 Unknown. - ~, -. No..
Island 2: Iunatic Asylum, Backwolls Island Kan
dsn's Island Q CITY Hospital, Alms-House, bLask.
vents Island 3 C0lored Home, Coored Persons, T.. =
Interments returned from wsrds Island, ~
A. W WHITE, City Inspector,
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CouRT CALRsDAR--IhY Day.-ouPs-
Rtos CoURr-Nos TO- 2j n, 30, TO- as, 70 "; 10, 81.
S. co. o. 100 Ig2 1876 1871 1872 l3i, 1872 IfO, w ~
49, 49, $50, ISL l53 l59, i62, 1876, l6', III 49, IT,
lT5, no, III, IFS, l7g. ,.<
CovsoS PLEAs-Psrt Mos. OF. 5o7. .043, On,
Iis9 Il6G, Il63, ll6j, li67, ,l69, l73. luI.
I.IsI Ils3, l1s3. Part II Nos. 7se, SIC ~, slt'
$50, 956, lO92 $50, $50, 900, 1904 1885, 3d.
Cgsc1ir Couar-Nos. GEO. s96, IS, $40, al. sss.
SH, So, so, is, ig;, III, si7, 5is, li9.
MARINE CouRT-BeforeJ Judge Cowles. -
P,rhaTd g. NcCrsadV VS. John Rossst.-The plantid
IS ballet dancer and the defendant the proprietor
OF an exhibition Of a company Of dancers C8ssr
Poyfian was proved 10 De the agent ofthe defenasnt
20 employ performers, and in pursuance OF s1oh
agency entered into written contract win tos
plaintiff 70 perform IN his company as long as sha
company shall perform in philadelphia, Bossoh sna
New-York and IL the Northern aud western parx 81
the United States limited 70 perlod OF four moh.ns
The plaintiff coyenanted 70 attend the Icnensas
and obey all orders, and he was 10 recei'eS "e~
for his services ... --...,.. ....
ire H. summer months, the defendent had no
enSolorment and consequently the plaintiff Old nos
serve the defendant for that pefiod OF ne. although
he was in readI 20 10 so, and the claim was
bis wages for tie seven weeks
The defense was that the plaintiff was ordered On
boarl a steamer for Philadelphia, snd ana not Ap-
pear there al that time but Il appeared 1aat nc "u
"a phiIaf,inia the next morning IN time Tor TIE hfg
rebearsa and that ne could not recover Tor the ne
tia. the exhibition was Idle.
The Court considered that there was sulhclsat
and substantial. performance on the part oil tae plaza
TIFF ard that he being in reafiness 70 sesvetn plain
tf during the seven weeks In summer entitled lin
under the agreement, 70 recover. Iu1gnca' lct va
plaintiff 9or so ard costs.
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Election OF Linn Boyd speaker

s,<,al Drs2stch 90 The " ITt'Ne.
WAsEISoroN, Monday, Doc. ], ISL
The House voted for Speaker FRS! ballot,
INN BOYD. Of Ky, elected by handsome
majority over all others.
4 few fre-esteis (Sou.hern Rights Men
,o,,5 for THOMAS 5. Bococg of Virginia
9PM-yotc for eakeroeclarel-LlNN B9fp
oae huadred and eighteen; EDwAeD SrANtsy.
,wsn,y one THADDEUs STEVENS, sixteen; scat
terng, forty-seven. LIHN BoYD having twenty
fourmaoIity over all Others, was declared, ay
TIE old Clerk, duly elected. y.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
rc.,op FinauciaI Affairs.

Boston, Monday Dec. /, IooI'
Stocks are buoysnt this morning. vermont y GU
,ral and Osdensburghs each advanced one han per
cent Fer Canton, 60 WAS bid.
Money Is more IN demand on paper rates now
e,ar .ra IN. h.lret.
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MEXICO.
All quiet at Matamoros.

NEW ORLEANS, Saturday, Nov. 20, 1851.
The schooner Major Barbour, has arrived IN four
days from the Brazos: a.,
She reports all quiet at Matamoro', and at the
Brazos nothing definite was known oil the move
ments of CaraValal.
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
Nicaragua Canal Co.

NEw-ORLEANs, Saturday, Nov. %, 1881.
We learn from Nicaragua, that the Canal Com
many viii rCt lon the Government for the settlement
Of any disputes whlch are disturbing the cOun-
tyy MavOr Barbour, Indian Agent from California,
has arrived here.
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NETWORK.
Chasing Of the Erie Canal.

FoRr PLAIN. Monday, Dec. /, 1879 T. NJ
The Canal is fairly closed, and the weather Is very
cold There are not less than from three to four
hundred loaded boats frozen lnr IN 'hls vicInlty
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The ship Virginia AnOat.

CHARLESTON, Nov. 30 IojI
The British ship Virginia, Capt. Lawton. which
went ashore a few days since IN Cape Roman mas
been got OIL, and is now coming up.
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CONNECTICUT.
Invitation 10 kcssuth.

NHw-HAyEN, Monday, Dee. ], leoI.
The Common Council have appointed depntalloh
In invite kossuth TO visit the CITY,
4 meeting has also been held, which was prssloet
over by the Mayor. and an address acop'ed' 70 W
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Advertisement l-FANrLY Gkours.-
For single large Portraits, Cray or Dagnene1,yp
or nsTsect Miniatures, set IN rings Dckets' v'eiS
s.,s r,rSalIors. bracelets, &c. go 20 kooT Io-s
lk;si,sry. No s6s Broadway. coruer 81 !rsHAus 81.
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ry A Correspondent complains of row.
dies and their pranks at Hoboken We don't know
what remedy he has, except TO keep away from
them. 1t is hardly to be expec.edshat Jersey vii
maintain rural Police for the suppression OF yul.
garty ard loaierlsm, which is mainly from this CITY
amer all.
WEEKLY REPoRr OF DEATHS. The fol-
lowing is the weekly report Of deaths in the city
and County Of Now-York, from The 22l to the 10Th
day Of November, 1871. Men, 6l Women go
rnrs lnI GtcIs IN1 TnfnI $50.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

= The following is the Weekly Report
Of DEATHS 10 the City OF Broeklya for the week sns-
ing Noyeu Der 90 1851
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FORkIOS or. Ice, FRIDAY, Oct 81, 1851
SIR With reference "a your dis atch No. 2 OF the 2Jh
Of September the cordial pton which was
given TO the Earl Of ElEn during the ceremonies which
took place a, Boston the Inn, iSh ard 9h OF SeDtem
Der IN celebration the completion Of tho Line Of RAFT
road con- ecrre the Can9das with New En- Gland have
to acCraint yo that her Daosys cretay OF 81 ate for
tbs Colonial Department hiss received fro Lod Egln a
ipatch g. the elect rcsfecag hrs vis: Boston
and u cnuolance with Ear GTeys request have 10 m
suct to state q the o the nlicd states
that lCr Ne eys GoyeTnnsnt have read "lD great Ia
sufc The scc1uys which have ffac ned he Oh" the dsa
eElea reception which was gwen to Lord fgin ny the
pes1cut o the United states and by the CITIZENS Of Bos-
tor o. e oCcssau ia question AID t9ai hes haestY :
Govcuucrt ale more especially gTat8l6i ~ iaasmnch
As thcv -ok upon proof az The prevalence and er-
tens ct that e. d and friendly feeling between the peo-
lie Of n two countries which her NaIesy Cove nment
are so despou8 20 encourage and confirm
that Lord EIsiG entertaiLs the most
grateful OF NE courtesy Rad res tj Wach ne eN-
percnce5 duIug his vsi 20 Boston and that het ass-
iy Coye also tec cordially . thank the Prcsi-
dent hs United States antthe czens Of Boston for thus
proof 81 ihoiT Kindly feelings toead her MAJESTY and The
British Nation am. &c. PALNBRSIoN
JOla L CHAMPION, Esd Sc, sc, sc.
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rg The Washington Union publishes
the following correspondence, which resulted from
the cordaliiy OF The reception gwen to Lord Elgin
at the Boston Railroad jubilee.
The letter of Lord Palmerston is inc losed in a
note from Mr.. Champion, Secretary OF the British
Legation. addressed Mr.. Webster, and dated
WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.
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LATEST NEWS
Bv Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
WASHINGTON.

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where copies Of the By Laws are distributed grs@i.
tously ard information relative 10 The purposes ssd
objects OF TIE Association will be afforded TO si IN
cu,ries joins Y. GEsIs, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

DsANArIc FuSp BENvTrr This splca-
I'D and highly lsudsble adsir is to come 81 q
Nblo's Tomorrow night No pains viii be spared
10 make the entertainment OF the drss order. Of
which the reader may be satisfied By perussi Of
the psosrsmmc. Al, who would encourage and -
ward the lsJoyors IN the dramatic leld should q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

BoAED or Monday. Sew
ers petitions for the correction oftax were received
and reisTred.
bill Of Mr. Tsylor. keeper Of the Hail. for tto0,
fer refreshments furnished ,Re onmls OF IA.
else. was ordered 20 be paid.
A petition of VI W. Merritt. Tor compensation tox
sunday services as Police mag strate. Referred.
A few bills ere presented and rsieued
The Board then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-02

NBLo's. Tonight the grand divertise.
ment by the RNvel Family IS TO DO offered with neg
dances by Mlles Franck and Berlin, terminating with
the spanish dance of La lota Arrsgonsse, she Rope
with the renowned sbgiel, and the laughter prove
king pantornime OF MaZulm concludes WITH the pap
ular Antoine IN his own character OF Clown o.
"Wednesday Is the Dramsic Fund Beaedt, whea
siga BoreheSe. Sig Nie,ta, Mr iiamblln, the Rayet
Family. Mile Feice, Mile. A.Pstt Miss Laura Ada
son, Brourham. caippendse, John Seton and shsr-
rpff AL rnpar