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North Carolina Baptist Convention.

The next annual session of this Body, will be with
the Wilmington Baptist Church. The Introductory
sermon will be delivered Thursday 10th of Octo-
Der. 1851, at half past 10 o'clock A. NJ.
kThe President and Directors of the Wilmington and
Raleigh Rail Road Company, have resolved to give
free Tickets to those who may come on their Road, to
attend the Convention. We hope that other Compa-
mics having control of Public conveyances will be
equally generous.
If the Cape Fear River be in such state as will
admit Steamers to pass (Which is probability Steamer
will leave Fayetteville at o'clock, A. Nj. on We'd
nesday morning, 18th Of October, and arrive in the
evening at Wilmington. Price SO each, for Adults
concerning the state of the River.
Delegates to the Convention, on arriving at Will
mingon, will please go Immediately to the CarOkna
Hotel, where they will meet Committee who will
assign to them their places of entertainment during
their sojourn.
We hope TO see large attendance.
CHARLES d. ELLIS, =
JOHN A. PARKER,
GEO. R. FRENCH,
JAS. I. BRYAN.
BENZ. HAMLETT.
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II elegraphed for the Washington Union. ]

NEW
An immense meeting was held in the Park last
night of those who sympathize with the Cuban libe-
The Hon. Elijah Purdy presided. Cap,. Rynders.
Judge Reed, of Ohio, ex-Consul Carr, and others,
addressed the meeting. Great indignation was mani
tested against the of the government and the
American consul Havana, well towards the
Spanish authorities. The meeting assemblies again
tonight.
We perceive by the Pennsylvania that mass
meeting with similar objects TO the above is to be
held in Philadelphia tomorrow evening.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

A Hoax. Ii was reported on Saturday by telegraph
that went over the Falls in small boat. The
Courier says:
"The statement was founded on hoax gotten mp
in this wise A canoe was sent over and in it was
stuffed figure, sitting erect, with paddle in hand.
Many persons either side of the river the in
cident, and considerable excitement of course
created. The following morning it was announced
that the body of the poor fellow to be gy-
rating upon the surface of the Whirlpool and the
hack and wagon drivers reaped the benefit of their
honest ingenuity -
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
Photographed for the Washington Union.
Tennessee Elections.

NASHVILLE, August 1s. 1t is believed that An
derson (whig) is defeated for Congress in the Knox
Vile district, by Churchwell, (dem.) The following
have been received: In all the counties,
cept Bradley, Hamilton, and Polk, Anderson is 157
votes ahead.
The same counties. at the governors election in
1919. gave whig majority of ,5l4 votes the re-
naming three counties democratic majority of 362.
There are, however, reports of considerable gain in
Polk and Bradley counties for Anderson, which may
save him. If he is defeated, it is whig loss.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

JUST TO HAND.
nNE half Pipe Cognac Brandy, Dark,
~ Pale,
! Golden Sherry Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Cases Claret Wine, all OF the pGrest quality, and
selected for Medical purposes
$4,000 Superior Havana Cigars,
IA dozen Congress Water,
IL Scidlitz Powders,
IL Soda do.
And a large supply of
Essences, Spices, Cooking Wine, Drugs, Paints,
Medicines, Chemicals, Tobacco,
and Perfumery,
which will sell very low.
P. F. PESCUD,
WHOLESALE RETAIL DRUGGIsr.
No. l6, Fayetteville ST.
Raleigh, N. G..
August 20, 1851. Sd
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1000 AND 1000 ACRES,
JOB PRINTING.

THE Subscriber has recently supplied himself with
full ard varied of the hest and fashion,
able Job type and is prepared to execute Jobs of all
kinds with neatness and despatch, and on moderate
TERMS
Call at the Standard Office, Raleigh, n. c.,
w. w. HOLDEN.
August 6, 1851. s9-t6.
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DIED,

On the 18th inst Annie Long, infant daughter of DR..
William G. Thomas, of Marlborough, aged about ten
months
In Forsythe County, the 18th inst, Mr.. Joseph
Spach aged about GO years Also, the 10th instant,
Mr.. Thomas Rothrock, aged about 40 years.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
.9Iobnnin EIectiOn,

Tuscaloosa, August is. Erwin, Southern Rights
man, is elected 10 Congress in this district Will
liam R. Smith, who before erroneoGsly announc-
ed as elected. /.
The delegation for Congress will stand, four Union
and Compromise MEN, and three Southern Rights,
but acquiecsnce men, On old party issues they stand
the same as in last Congress, five democrats and two
wings, Messrs. Abercrombie and White.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WNHERE will be q meeting of the Board OF Trus-
II tees of ST. JoI,n'S College, at Oxford on Wednesday
the Sd OF September next
A full attendance of the members is earnestly res
ouested as matters of much interest to the Institution
will come before the Board
BY order OF the Board
TT. LtTTLEJoHN, Sec'y.
Oxford, July %, 1851 So
Newspapers in the State friendly 70 The Insiitnton
please copy.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.

'NNHE Subscriber offers for sale the Tract of land
L which he resides about three mills South of
Raleigh Fayetteville Road The said tract contains be-
1000 AND 1000 ACRES,
and is within half mile of the contemplated Rail Road.
1t be divided into smaller if necessary suit
the convenience wishes of purchasers.
also offer for sale another tract situated five miles
West of Raleigh, Walnut Creek containing about
200 acres. JOSEPH T. HUNTER.
August 22nd, 1851. ss2-w5t.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
Texas Election.

GALVESTON, (Texas,) Aug. 10. The election in
this State took place the 4h instant, and resulted
in the reelection Of Peter H. Bell (dem) govern
or. The wing candidate Benjamin H. Epperson.
There were, besides, five otlfer candidates.
The returns from the western district for Congress
show the probable election of Volney E. Howard the
present incumbent.
From the eastern district nothing decisive has been
received.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

A BRAVE OFFICER. 1t is stated that when the
mob pressed around, with view effect of
the fugitive slave recently arrested at Buffalo, the Uni
ted States Commissioner proclaimed in loud voice,
and in a very emphatically as follows:
81 want to say to you colored people that have
made the order TO carry off this man, and there will
be force to execute it, telegraph telegraph and
if any of you resist you will be shot down."
Very good. " y. Jour. Of Com.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

We are requested to make correction in the ad-
vertisement of the Cedar Falls Manufacturing Com
Pany headed " To Capitalists" 1t stands corrected
in this weeks paper, being in shares of $500 instead
of $1,000.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
3,791
Clingman's mai. .

Mr.. Clingman, it will be seen, has beaten Col.
Gather in every County in the District. He also
beat COL G. at every precinct in his own (Burke)
County.
We condole with the Raleigh Register over the re-
suit. Consolidation g cuts but poor figure among
the people of the First District.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

DEArH FROM PcKEBERR1Es. 4 boy in New Yorl
named William Brennan died. in consequence of eat
ing poksberries.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

PAINTING, GLAZING, &C.
TNHE Subscriber takes occasion to remind the citizens
of Raleigh and the surrounding country, that he is
still engaged in
AINTINE
in all lis various branches and he only asks trial 10 be
approved ant to give satisfaction to those who may en-
Poy him.
The Subscriber is now using the oxide of zinc in
inside Painting, which leaves beautiful gloss. Spec
mems can be seen at Mr.. Lougee's Tin Shop.
Thankful for past encouragement the Subscriber
pectfully socits a continuance of the same, with the
that pains labor will he spared to give sat
sfacton. WILLIAM E. OVERLY.
NIB. NV shop is on Wilmington Street, in DR.:
Cookies building. Orders may he left there, at VIII
liams HAYWOOD & Co. w. E. o.
Rsei1h Anoust d. 1851, 7S-3nni.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

The Pennsylvania says that out of all the Wing
papers (neary seventy in ennsyvania, but one or
two sustain the fugitive slave law:
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcToRY.

BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE.
81 HAVE lately purchased the entire
stock of o. L. BURCH, and will carry
6~H~on the Boot and Shoe Mandatory in all
-. its various branches, II his old sGAnI,
DOOR BELOW THE POST OFFICE.
His ny determination to the best materials known
TO the trade and The workmanship shall be Surpassed
in the State. All those heretofore accustomed TO get
ting their ON the old Shoe Stand, may be sure,
by calling ire. that they get good article
Call and see for yourselves.
HENRY A. DEPEEN.
Raleigh, Aug. 49, 1851.
HENRY A. DEPKEN
WILL inform the Ladies', that he keeps constantly
w OH hand
Ladies' Fine Hid H'dLGfnS Shoes and Slippers,
(9hildr1n's Shoes, Sc, sc.
Indeed, every thing usually kept in Shoe Store
kNHE Undersigned takes pleasure in saying, that he
L believes Mr.. DEPKEN is we'll qualified to fulfil
his promise the public, and recommend my old
friends and customers to give him trial.
o. L. BURCH.
Raleigh, Aug. Is, 1851. s3-tf.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

~, o0f worthy and interchangeable friend, COL John H.
mnee,er' passed through this City this week on his
way Nor'n' to suPerintend the printing of his Sketch
es 0' North Carolina. Col. Wheeler already has a
very large list of subscribers, which will be consid.
efaoiy increased by the time the work is readv FIR
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27
FIRST DISTRICT.

The following is the official vote in the First Dis
trct, between Messrs. Clngman and Gather:
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

we are requested to state that the Temperance
advertised to place on Saturday next
mas Oeen postponed till the meeting of the Grand Di.
vision IN october next, when several DISTINGUISHED
speakers are expected to be present.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

u oo,' Y. W. ID. Hutchings has been elected bv tho
C;s" Commissioned for the Western Ward Of ,bis
N'' IN place of Sias Burns, ESQ.,, RESIGNED.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-08-27

ioi;' douglas, of Illinois, has been invited 70
ce,r '.0 aedreSs before the State Agricultural So
FORK, in September. :" '''0"'0'er' ne"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
CELEBRITY Of the Flying Artillery.

The 81. Louis Republican, noticing d
drill of Col. Bragg's battery of flying ar
hlcry. ut Jefferson Barracks. SAYS:
I'VE are not familiar enough with mil
itary terms to attempt description of til,
various evoln'ions, bat some idea may l.,
formed Of the rapidiry with which they
are executed, by the time occupied, as
noted by several gentlemen. The company
came down the parade at full speed. halt
ed. formed in battery. unlimbcred. and
fred several rounds. The order was Civ
en to take the whole to pieces. The can
non were taken off the carriages. the
wheels off the axcls, the swahs and every
thing pertaining to the guns scattered over
The field in apparent confusion. The can
noners sat dow"upon the PROSTATE heels
and trails. and the horscmcn were all dis
mounted. The whole of this movement,
from the command to halt to the dismount-
ing of the gun carriages, occupied two
minutes and five seconds.
Again the word of command was Civ
cn, the wheels were replaced on the CARR
ages. the guns mounted. every thing in its
place. the horses attached. and reformed
~ battery. aud fired in ffiy-two seconds
The madjening speed with which they
drive. no matter how uneven or danger
o1s the gr"und, the quickncss with which
they halt, the rapidly with which the hor-
ses wheel TO their positions, the celebrity
and regularity with which every person
connected with the guns performs his spc-
cial duty. cannot be described.
"Such as the perfection Of the guns and
carriages, that il any thing breaks, or is
destroyed by an enemy, it can be at once
supplied. They even carry extra wheels.
and every part Of a gun is the counter part
OF any other in the battery.
"ln these maneuvrcs the horses partakc
fully IN the riders excitement. With dis
tended nostrils and glowing eyes they flu
r'onsly rush on. but soon learn the word of
command, and seem to understand what is
required of them"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
LATEST INTELLIGENCE.


KOssuth-Imtcrvic with the SON
president FILLMORE.
New YoRK, Dec. 9.-The Ivring House
has been constantly thronged to-day. with
parties anxious to obtain an interview with
kossuth, among whom were large mum
Der of committees, many of them self-con-
stituted.
During the course Of the day. kossuth
received several committees, but declined
t, make any engagement at present.
Mr.. Fillmore. the son and private Sc
cre,ary Of the President, was introduced
to Kossuth this afternoon, and remarked
that the President would be pleased to
welcome him at the Seat Of Government;
he also expressed a desire to know when
it was his intention to visit W abingdon
Kossuth replied, that his movements were
uncertain, and that it was some W hat doubt,
ful whether he would go to Washington
at ALL The action of the Senate had made
his position far from agreeable, and the fu-
ture action of that body must govern his
future action.
Kossuth has frequently declared his de.
termination to return direct TO England, il
the resolution before the Senate is not a
dop;ed; that should it be rejected, he will
consider the door shut in his face and i'm.
mediately retire
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
Mr.. Thrnshcr,s Case,

We have giren place to Mr.. Thrasher
letter from his place of imprisonment at
Havana, addressed to the American pab-
lie. The National Intelliyenccr, in pub
fishing 1t. says -..
We ate authorised TO say of it, tina, no
such letter has been received by any De
partmcnt OF our Government; and further
learn frog, the New York Express, speak
ing, as il assures us, on reliable information
from this city, that only one brief Comma
nicaiion has been received here from Mr..
Thrasher or his friends in regard to his tria
aud imprisonment. "The Secretary OF
State" the Express adds. has been much
.aorc active to secure Mr. rs release than
he has been himsclf Mr.. Webster has
wri,,en two dispatches. which will doubt
less secure his release. The governme,'
has taken steps proper in the case. and had
Mr.. I. shown little more confidence in
has Government. and stated his case TO il
more promptly. rather than. as now, max
ing appeals to the people. his case, which
has been OF peculiar hardship. would have
awakened more general remuneration. .
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15

The Masonic Hall has been opencd as
Threatre. and we are informed by The
Manager, that ii is he purpose. Il sutli
cicn,ly encouraged. to engage actors Of
reputation and merit, and afford us an *
hibition, such as Lynchburg community
have never enjoyed. Miss Ludlow. whu
appeared once or twice last week, gave
great delighr. in her double capacity of ac-
tress and danseass. Others of the compa-
ny acquitted themselves very well. When
they shall have been reinforced and got
regularly in harness, we have no doubt
they will furnish AN entertainment WORTHY
Of a liberal patronage. A place Of recrea-
ton and amusement is sadly needed BY
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
KOssuth's Opinion OF His Pros
ncctS.


Erpressionsof Disappointment and Regret.
a committee of the Councils of Phila-
dclplia waited upon Gov. Kossn,h Satur
day at the Irving House. n v. for the
purpose oftendering him the hosptalilies
of the city of "Brothcrly Love"
The Committee having performed that
duty, the Magyar Chief replied ",hat he
felt highly honorcd by the invitation, but
said that at the present moment it was i'm
possible for him TO say at what lime he
could 90 thereof indeed. he could go at
all. His object in visiting this country
was not a personal one-it was 10 pro-
mote the great cause Of Liberty through
out the world and especially in Hungary;
and while he was sure the people of the
United States sympathizcd in that Object.
he could not but say that he was deeply
distressed at the action which had been
taken by Congress.
He had the highest respect and regard
for Congress-he recognized it as the ex-
poncut ofthc national will, and IN view Of
what it had done. his own movements were
nccssarl y embarrassed. Whether he would
be content to go beyond New York
he could not now say; but he was free
to declare that had the proceedings in
Congress to which he had advcrted
reached him before he left Europe, he
,could lure hcsitatcd a6om coming 10
tbs country at all.
And as it was, with the utmost gratitude
to all who bestowed on him such marks of
kindness as the city Of Philadelphia had
offered, and especially wilh sentiments Of
sincere regard for Philadelphia and its CHI
zcns, he must defer for day or two any
positive reply to the request which had
been made to him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
Richmond Markets.


Reported erpresayfar heLyndtbnrg rUginian.
ron THE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, Dec. llTH, 1851
ToBAcco.-Our breaks very small, with me-
change in prices.
BAcoS.-Stock very light, but holders anxious to
sell at reduced prices. Sides l0al0tc.;
Strips l0sl0ic.; Shoulders sIa9c.
BurrER.-Niarket about the same. Common ga
l2c. Good ilal7c.
BEEswAx.-23a24 cts.
CoTToS lARSs.-lsa20 cts.
CofrEE,-Rio sia9ic; Lasuyra 9ia9ie.i Java leu
BE.
CASDLEs--Tall"w l0la1 ic; Hull patent bal lc
Sperm 4Ja50c; Adamantine 2ial3c.
FLorR-No change. except perhaps better feeling.
Continues to come in slowly, but the de
mand is light. Salcs ut 81 sIins3 s7I
ON basin for Rchmond-s3sus393i foi
Scotisvillc.
FEATHrRs.-3Gia37I c.-scurcc.
frsH.-No. Mackcrel sll No. . $40; No. 4
s5a5l. Family Roe iIcrrings s6Ip7
Half barrels Woods No. /. s3lal.
GuASo.-Supply good. Peruvian $i6iai per tor
of200O.
LEArHER,-Cood heavy weights l3Ini4; Iish
Isl damaged l24al4.
LARD.-Barrcls 9a9tc.; Kegs l0nl0ic.
MoLAssgs.-Cuba common l9aa2c.; New Orlcan,
33a35.
PLAsrEn,-Lump sl3 BASIN sit wharf. Suppl,
small and will be h. CHER.
RIcE.-3ia4i.
SALT.-Salcs at ~. i0as l.55c. on basin.
SuGAns.-P. Rico 6a7; n. o. 6a6i; Loaf 9u91
Crushed S3a9c.
STEEL.-Amcriran Blistcrcd 5aJj
WHrAT.-Primc White SIC; Red SOC.
ConS.-65 cts. per bushcl.
CoRN MEAL-75c. per bu-hcl.
WooL.-Thero have been large sues in Tie pas
week, and the market cleared Of all dcsir
Al 4.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
By Telegraph eecinsireiy far The ". !. Express. !
" AsHINGTON Dec q

By Telegraph e.oci1sireiy far he ". \. Express.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 0.
Mr. Thrasher, has no doubt, gone to
Vigo in Spain, under sentence of eight
years TO Ceuia. Mr.. Owen so writes here.
The United States Government will i'm
mediaicly intcrpose, through Mr. Barrin.
ger, (The U. S. Minister al Madrid. as i,
has been aterposing for his release when
in Hawai-.
tits astonishing, Notwithstanding Mr.
Thrasliers appeals through the newspa.
pcrs. that not one word from him directly
has been received by this government
Nj. Owen has been at work for him lie
fore the Captain General, but in vain, i,
seems, for the Spanish authorities have ia
them, satisfactory proof. of his completely
in the Cuba (attempted) Revolution.
The President yesterday. received let
ter from Mr.. Thrashcr's mother (the very
first from the family setting forth his stu
alton and making auoppeal to the Govern
ment. Not ill sentenced, it seems, did
he deem an appeal to the Government of
so much importance as to the newspapers. !
There is but little doult,that Mr.. Trash
er viii be pardoncd with the rest of the
Cuba Prisoners. The attention of the
Spanish Minister will be instantly and a.
new carried to his case
Whether he is citizen ofthe United
States or not, is question of doubt, but
living under the laws of Spain. citizen or
not citizen, he is just as much bound by
them as any Spanish subject no more;
however.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15
OBITUARY.,

AT his res idence in Greenvillc Grayssn county
Virginia on Sunday evening, November Both 1851
DR. ELLIS LErTwrcH
The deceased son Of thc late Rev William
Letfwich, of Bedford county. bat had resided in
'Irayson Tor many years preceding his death
Though removed from the Of his nativity
and the associations of his childhood. he did no,
experience either in his life his DEATH the lot Of
the stranger His professional services were eager
ly sought his personal character highly apprecia.
ted social and joyous in his temperament urbane
and afable in bis department, frank and cheerful
in his manners, his society courfed BY his &C.
qnninfances. and almost too anxiousg sought nv his
friends. Though advancing into '.tbc and vel.
low Leaf o. age. the young especially crowded a
round him; enjoying his company, partaking Of his
hospitality. and bowling his advice. No speck OF
meonness couled his fair character, the poor par
ticularly had bless bis name and during an
acquaintance ct ten years, on the most intimate
footing the writer of this poor tribute of respect
never knew or heard of OF DIR. Leftwich, that
was moan, Oppressive. uncharitabie or of which
he ought to base been ashamed. He met his fate
with forrtude, eomposure and resignation exem,
plifyiug in BIS death. a. he had done in his life,
that
"Aa honest INNS the noblest work Of God"
A SINCERE FRIEND.
Lynchhsrg Republican. Bedford Sentinel and
Christian Advocate requested to copy.
Departed this life. on Thursday the I tn inst, at
his residence on Main Street. DR.. WV. n PERcI-
VAL. in the 3sth year of his age. The deceased
was possessed ofa many fine moral qualitie. rs
are eser found blended together, and these quail
ties were directcd by an intellect Of more than or
binary strength xhich sent forth. in variety Of
forms the clcarcst exhibitions Of genins and art
He was member of tho Methodist Profests n,
Church and though errnt sufferer for some time
before his death. expressed himself mnre than <.,cc
as being very much comforted" under the religious
services condurted in his sick room. He was pre-
nnafnrely cut OF by a scald, received when only
essht years Of age. which impaired the bone near
the ancic, So much as to canse a running ulcer
Which affected him more and more until early In the
present year when his physicians deemed rpssasion
indispensable :-this. however. ~ss performed too
late as the Whole -ysee had become fnfeesed with
the Chronic disorder to such on extent ss to s.ke
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-12-15

Telcgrdphed erclasirIV tor ne Y. 7. Express
WASHINGTON. Dec. S

7 Ie1fgr"phfd erclNSfr7fV Tor Ihe Y. 7 :. FIrpTcss
WASHINGTON, Dec. S.
Congress hesiiatingso long, and so much
what sort of a "Welcome" to give to Kos
suth. the President dispatched his son. and
Acting Private Secretary, NJ. p. Fillmore
Esq. to welcome him. on behalf of the
Executive, and to invite him to visit the
Administration of the Government il
Washington.
Mr.. Fillmore. jr.. left this morning, and
will bear with him this most fitting and ap-
propriatc compliment. Yours,
SPECTATOR.