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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26
HENRY C. GARTREll.

CORNER OF FIFTH and MIN SITS,
The Store formerly occupied by ]. B. Colds
berry Il Co.,
III AS now in his store large and extensive stock
of FALL and WINTER GOODS, which offer at
slight advance Eastern costs AT wholesale retail
My stock consists Of general assortment and well sccc
ted stock of merchandise The ladies of Dubuque and
surrounding country, particularly requested to call
and examine my stock of cheap silks and fancy goods
have on hand heavy stock of Boots and Shoes; and
variety of Cothing Groceries Of all kinds: brown
crushed and powdered sugar. prime qualities of teas; Rio
and Java coffee; the purest of liquors. the best of Mis-
sour tobacco few dozen cans of fresh Baltimore
oysters. sct:}0dwtf
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GELPCKE Il SHREDDER.
Wholesale and Retail GrOcers.


HARD. WARE, WOODEN.WARE,
QUEENS WARE, GLASS WARE, ETC.
Main street, one door South of the american
House.
fTHE undersigned beg leave inform their TIL
public in general that they have epenshed their
in ga most gallant Style. You viii now, only find
fn stock of carefully selected groceries, but ALSO
ETY. OF thousand other necessary xngs," too numerous
to mention, but all of which offer for sale the low
est possible prices.
Come and examine stock and we pledge ourselves
that we can furnish you with every thing cheap any
other establishment in the city.
We also embrace this opportunity, to tender
heartfelt thanks to the citizens of Dubuque and surround
ing country, for the liberal patronage which they
ed on us as strangers, from tile other side of the globe
by strict attention. low prices and good articles we hope
GELPCKE SCHROEDER.
OUR stock OF groceries consists partly OF
IS bags of prime Rio Coffee
10 C of Laguira and Java do.
10 hhds New Orleans Sugar.
40 bbs clarified do
90 hbls crushed, and powdered, do.
1ob chests assorted Teas.
10 bbls. New Orleans Molasses
90 " Sugar House /"
" Golden Syrup.
100 bags G. A. Salt.
SO " l.. B. do
80 bbls. Kanawa do
so do old Cine. Cider Vinegar
100 do rectifed Whiskey.
10 do Brandy.
do Crgnac.
Is do MackereJ
do Shad, etc. etc.
We also keep full and splendid assortment'of queens
ware, glassware hardware cutlery boots and shoes.
Wooden ware, such pals, wash tubs, wasl-boars,
bowls, covered baskets, well buckets, 2 bush and peck
measures knife trays mop handles tarcans booms and
brushes of every description.
GEI.PCKE& SCHROEDER.
FINE article of keg and canstery powder; shot of all
kinds, for sale by GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.
APRIME article of W. X. Cheese Oysters, HOLSTERS
and Sardncs, of superior quality, inst received and for
sale by GELPCkE & SCHROEDER.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26
From the London Daily News.
VISIT OF MR.. TOKOSSUTH

SOUTHAMPTON, Monday. The principal topic
of conversation here to day is the wonderful
speech of of M. Kossuth at the mayor of South
ampton's The mode of delivery, the matter,
and the excellence of the English, are equally
the subjects of complimentary comment, and the
general impression is that the most remarkable
man of the century has come among His
wonderful power of influencing mems minds is
illustrated by the revulsion of feeling which the
moderation of his sentiments has produced
among the intelligent conservatives, large and
influential section ofthc town population. They
had expected a redTcpublican, or something of
that sort, and are quite ectaces at finding
man who utters the most constitutional sen:i.
mens, and who only seeks TO restore institutions
eight hundred years old The demand for tick
cts for the banquet has risen to an unpreccden-
ted extent, and dimensions of the room are COM
planned of as insufficient for the occasion. Mr.
Lawrence, the American Minister, has arrived
at Mr. Deacon's, the town clerks, accompanied
by another distinguished American-Mr. Wall
err, late secretary to the States Treasury. The
public will rccolect this gentleman, from the
eulogiam of Sir Robert Peel that s'he was one
of the most ablest men in America"
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

TENNESSEE SENAToR,-Thc Wings of TIE n
ncssee have elected Gov. james G. Jones
Senator in Congress, for the next six years, in
place of II l.. Turncy.
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"Wife, said the victim of a jealous rib, one
day, 81 intend to 60 to Camp Meeting on We'd
nesday evening, and see the camp break np J.
"And-l think you WON'T was the response.
Victtm-'lll go if see fit" Wfc-"Y on II
see its if you do go - He did not go, probably
on ac count of the rain
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MARYLAND LEGIsLATURE.-The House is
composed of 43 Democrats aud 35 Wings, and
the Senate of II MISUNDERSTANDING Mr.
Williams, from Baltmore-and 10 Wings, with
one vacancy, in consequence of a tie in Wash
nrton county.
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GREAT REMEDY!
Celebrated Family Ointment.


IS MID Safe 7hor0urh and TIE greatest ETERNAL Reno
dy used IL Is composed et pegetaNs Extracts and
possesses per natqnocd ia the annals OF Medicine tr the
Of Intermediary Diseases
Its universally acknoH lodged 10 be an pfabc remedy
in every where has been faithfully applied on the
human system for promoting 1selsible Perspraton and
invaluable in all diseases of the flesh. Obstinate Ulcers
Old Sores Chlhains. Sore Throat Burns Cuts. Cuancous
Eruptons Sore Nipples, Sore Breast Diseases OF the Eye
Aglie in the Face Rheumatic Pains, Contracted torA.
Pain in Sdc Back and other parts OF the system sead
Head Bruises. Fresh Wounds: Piles and every Klnd OF
sore containing the least particle of Inflammation, arc
permanently cured by this great remedy. 80
HEALING VIRTUES.
II fact authenticated here, well as all over the
State and Indeed The whole western states, that sbeaas
Medicines obtained wide spread celebrity and re-
putaon, which they justly entitled by ticF heaisng
rrtues, and powers We are not among those VINO are
prone endorse patent hlmhus that comes along
and in this have delayed our endorsement uutn
been able make assurance douby sure not only
by testing them personally ourselves, hut from the tcs
liony of numerous portion of the community livnA
around u.s. Illinois Globe, April 3D. 1850.
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Removal.

fENHE undersigned, owing to the duties of his office,
i has been compelled to his office frsm the
Globe Building the Court House, where he may be
found all reasonable hours where he will be hap
py his old friends and customers in the land law
money lire. WIN. Y. LOWELL,
Nov IA, 1s51.-dw1y .4u'y. at Lam.
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Urn GOODS & Groceries.
F. DOYLE'S
CHEAP CASH STORE,

On Main street, Letveen Fourth and Fifth. ney,
door to John Simplots.
I1HE subscriber begs leave inform the Inhabitants ri
Dubuque and surrounding country, that he has i,s,
returned from New York with fresh aud scasouable
supply of STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOons
CLOTHING, GRoCERIEs and q CEENsWARE, which
have been bought on the most advantageous terms and
VIII be sold for cash at the lowest remunerating prices
Country storekeepers respectfully requested cali
ana examine the goods and prices before making pnrca
SEES elsewhere One price only will be asked, and no
abatement made.
Amongst the stock win be found the following:
DRY GOODS
Super,ne Black Cloth Fancy SATIN s,lk g. o,,,
BLACK ana fancy cassime res enthusiastically blue and
Doe SKINS white wrappers, & draw, rs
Cashmereites, sanets, Gotten Suspenders comfprers
u, Cords Turkey I'd and madden
Blcached shee' ings, "a &10I hanlkerchefs
be, bieached and brown Green and blue barege Bloc
driiings corded skirts
hleached bfoWE and striped Swiss and iaconet insert
- shirfings ings and edgings
Huckabacks Diapers towel Lse thread ms rtine
Crash, bcachcd and brown lace, cap nets sewed mus
dana * table cloths lin collars and cuffs
ked white and yellow fan Black lace falls
neis cashmere, silk and woo
Bed tickings, connerpancs, wool, CLOTH Berlin Lisle
Carpet worp,cotton yarn and and cotton gloves
batting Bey,s fancy Maid oroy W., al
Ladies saclels. Carpet bags nerno and cotton socks
and umbrellas ladies merpo c,sbmer,
Ginghams, calicoes 1inseys, and cotton hose
oheched Jaconet swiss, Threads, sewing & knitting
ioh, 'cioria lawn ana cot0ns, purses, elastics,
.I trpp.' h'snns wrIstlets, purse twlst ,Zc
-ilpacas muIlalrS, coburgsl plyr wool
lIstres and poplins Tapes r. els hooks and e,cs
LANES, printed cacoesi Jenny Lind and Kate HAYES
shch merlhoes, Canton gown buttons, pearl agate,
H,hhe!S, ,cambrlcs, cam linen and ivory buttons
, prlc handkercheis Dressing, back and side
Brown hollands, Irish linen combs hair and clotI,
Oiled cloth, table covers brushes
Doyleys black velvet Coat Links
Wadding, batting Bay State long shaw
CLOTHING.
Gentlcmcn's black cloth, Cashmere and Doesku
cloaks, flushing and blank pants
ct oveFcoats, quitting satin India rubber legsings
and fancy vests,
GROCERIES, &.
Choice Imperial, Young Hy- Pure eosniac Brandy cid
son, Ooong and SouchOngl Mononeahea and Ohio
Teas Wbskev
Java and Rio Coffces Golden Syrup C S. Ii. molas-
Chocolate, cocoa, scs
Loaf crushed, clarified and Smoking and chewing To
brown sugars bacco
Sperm, and tallCw can Princip, Havana and Sho
dies root cigars
Cloves nhtmcgs, cinnamon Fancy and Plain soaps indi-
and pepper go, lard oil, tubs, ruckets
Table CUTLERY and queens coffee mills
ware, &c. Raisins, almonds, currents
Nov l5-dw3m F.. DOYLE.
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District Court.
JAMES NJ. EMERSON, J
VS..
JoHN 3. GoI.DsDURY {: OTHERS.

ID order of the Court in this cause, the undersigned
ID Receiver therein appointed, of the of J. b.
Goldsbcry & Co., being ordered collect and close up
the same forthwith, All persons indebted to said firm by
account, therefore requested call and settle
tie without delay, my Store where the notes aud
books of will be onnd, and all persons indc'
ed forbidden pay to any other person, except by
written ORDER such payment will be recognized
in discharge of any such debt. b. J. O'HALLORAN,
Dubuque, Oct 28.-tf DIV. Receiver
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T. M ASON.

u
Sign of the Good Samaritan,
INVITES the attention of his customers to
the following articles received by late arrl-
walls.
STERN OIL for parlor lamps that will not cong~sl.
Prepared COCOA from Raker's well known establish
m mt.
CORN STARCH of Kngsford manufacture
HEcKERs' Farina
COLOGNE, at 81 per quart, ofsupcrior quality.
RosE WATER, double distilled and tno favored.
PEARL POWDER.
ALABAsTEI powder
WHETHERrII's premium Lily Whits
CHALK BALLS tor toilet
ROSE POWDER
PONDER PUFFS
TAYLoR's transparent soap
g Chry wash balls
OLA BUM Windsor soap
SAND Soar; Egg shaped soap; Orange soap
MILITARY SHAVING
shaving CREAM of various kinds
NAREGATED soAP white soap; CASTLE soap
THE attention of Ladies respectfully solicited tie
following articles:
PEEL's liquid solder for china
TOOTH brushes of every variety
CHARCOAL PASTE for the teeth
EXTRACT Vanilla extract nutmeg; extract lemon
popEs of every Variety Ok marrow of various styles
liauEI., Eau lIustrad nov20 ly
New Arrival of Groceries,
HARDWARE AND WINTER GOODS,
at J. c. WEATHERBY'S;
76 Main ST., Bank Row.
RAISINS, by HE box, at
WEATHERBY'S.
MANILA ROPES, and Bed Cords at
WEATHERBY'S.
BROOMS by the dozen, and Whip I.ashcs at
WEATIERBY'S.
MACKEREL, No. ], WEATUERBY'S.
TEAS every ''''''s' ''0" new W f1tT'
SUGAR, Coffee, Molasses, soap and candles, at
WEATHERBY'S.
MUFFS, Victorines, Caps, Mittens and Gl YES, at
WEATIIERBY'S.
WOODEN YARN, coarse and fine, cotton yarn an
Gotten warp, at WEATIIERBY'S.
WASH UBS and Buckets, at WEATHERBY'S.
Nov. 10.
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Cook & SARGENT,
JOHN HILL.

CORNER Of Locust and Sixth Streets Dubuque,
~ Iowa. would respectfully inform his friends and the
public generally that he is prepared to any pro-
fessona duties that may he ntrstcd him. Particu-
Ear attention given to Designs and Building Drawings
with all their details and specifications the most
sonabc terms.
Nov. S,-d&wly
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DIR. w. IL. McMAHAN.

rVENDERS his professional services to the citizens of
L Dubuque and vicinity.
Office in Ftzparck's building, Main street, first door
below the Globe Building.
Nov. ., lSll-IY
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DOCTOR ASA HORR

OFF, CE-atain street, nearly opposite Globe Hall.
RESIDENCE Seventh street, ons door West of BE
hodst Church.
October lS, '51-dwIy q.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

TINE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
CLAYTON county and the public generally, that he las
inst opened ut Guttenherg of the lurcest STOVE
TIN, COPPER and SfEETSRON ware manufact rio S
in Iowa. and Is prepared at all times to furnish anything
usually found in such establishments upon the
sonabe terms. Store Front street, the landing
Please call and examine my stock. n. KRIEDS.
Gutenhuro. Nov. S,-W Il.
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OHIO RIVER

OIIIU XIV Ell.
PITTsBURG, Nov. H.
The river II feet and falling slowly
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Rates of Exchange.

CORRECTED reR THE EXPRESS ny N. MORLEY.
se7%ss5
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Ono GUBERNAToRIAL VorE.-The States
man contains an official statement Of the late
vote for Governor IN Ohio
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THE RESULT THE CITY.


A Democratic Judge Of the Court of Appeals
A Democratic judy e the Superior Court
A Democratic Judge ofthe Court Of COM
mon Pleas.
Democratic Judge of the Criminal Court.
A Democratic State Senator
Ten Democratic Delegates to the Legislature
Three Democratic Judges Of Orphans Court.
Democratic States Attorney
Democratic Register of Wills
A Democratic Commissioner of Public
Works.
Democratic Clerk Of the Superior Court.
Democratic Clerk of Court Common Pleas.
Democratic Clerk Of the Criminal Court.
Democratic City Surveyor.
A Democratic Sheriff
ffetty tair business for one day, and carried
by an average majority OVER ali opponents of
some 1900.
THE RESULT IN THE STATE.
Democratic Comptroller Of the State
Democratic Commissioner of Land Office
A Democratic Lottery Commissioner; and
Democratic majority in the House Of Del
egatcs, which will give us.
Democratic State Treasurer.
This is more than glory enough for one day.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

BosToN, Nov. 1.-THE returns for the
whole State are nearly complete, and give the
following results on the vote for Governor.
Winthrop, (whig) G4,540; Boutwell,, (dem.)
1889; Pnlfrcy, Gree SoD 1888.
The Wings gain over the vote of last year,
1862; the Democrats, 1850; the Free Soil
ers 957.
The Coalition elect probably Is Senators the
Wings IL. No choice-in Essex county 5;
Berkshire ]; Norfolk, 3 +; Brsto 3-l2
The Wings elect 1872 Representatives, the
Coalition l43, and l32 no choice.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-11-26

PRIME article of w. X. Cheese OYSTERS HOLSTERS
and Sardincs of superior quality Just received and for
sale by GELPCkE & SCHROEDER.
Nov l1-dWIy
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Wooden Yarn.

n MEXICAN LAND WARRANTS, guaran
OU tecd in all respects, for sale for Cash or on time
on liberal terms, by COOK, SARGENT C co
Aug. 28-tfdw.
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kiY.prY Stable.

Livery Stable.
On 4h, becccn Main and Locust streets City Hotel.
LYMAN & SHOMO,
HAVING had their stable, horses &C. destroyed by fire
i have how built news able, and purchased fresh
horses, harness, saddles. bgees, carriages, sukes,
ETC. to which they invite public exaninaf On and trial.
We pledge ourselves 10 keep good horses carriages,
etc., be found aay,ohere in the Northwest. al
ask is trial.
35f- Highest prices paid tor corn. oats AID hay.
April 30 1851. If
j. ID. JENNINGS.
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
Office on Fourth street, second door from City Hotel
Dubuque, May 81, lS5ly
Zen. vi. SanaueIS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
CHANCERY.
WILL attend to all business entrusted to his care in
w Dubuque and the surrounding Counties.
~ lie has hand Land Warrants to be sold for cash,
located on time.
Office No |, Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa.
October, %. 1850. 7-y
DOCTOR ASA HORR.
OFF, CE-Nain street. nearly opposite Globe Hall.
RESIDENCE Seventh street, one door West of Ms-
hodist Church.
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To THORNTON Hunt. esq.

Meetings were held IN various towns in Eng
land, at which enthusiastic resolutions were
passed. The Times and Morning Chronicle
continued their denunciations of kossuth and
the Hungarian revolution. They seem, how.
ever, to have but little effect on public senti-
nent,
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From the London Morning Chronicle.
lIEALTH.-PRIVATE VISIT
TO LONDON-INCiDENT &c

|
SOUTHAMPTON, Monday continual OK
element which Kossuth lived in from his land
ing on Thursday to the dejuncr at the mayor OF
southampton had begun to tell upon the health
Of the exile, not yet quite recovered from the
effects of the sea voyage. The reminder Of
that day and the Sunday were spent in scclusion,
with the exception that he went, accompanied
by the mayor, to attend morning service in the
Cathedral of Winchester. 1t was not generally
known that he intended to be present, and, by
way of avoiding anything like excitement, the
mayor and he walked quietly down by the back
streets, Several visitors called upon him in the
course of the day, but the state of his health pc.
mitted him to see only few.
This morning he proceeded up to London by
an early train to join Madame Kossuth and his
family at London. They are all expected back
to morrow, and are to take up their residence for
the day with Mr.. Croskcy, the American
consul.
Another object of his Journey to town is to
consult with eminent physician on the state
IF his health, which, as we have already indica-
ted, is in rather a delicate state.
With reference to the report that has been
| circulated some time since, that the Austrian
Minister had threatened to demand his pass-
ports il our Foreign Minister should grant Kos
suth an interview, there is curious story cur
rent here-and stated, too, on mean authori-
ty-that Lord Dudley Stuart has been authort-
zed to assure KossuM that Lori Palmcrston
,contd grant him an interrien of an unoffcial
character if he desired it; and that, so fur as
his lordship acas personally concerned, he acaS
rather anxious to see him than otheruisc.
| MIR. Golden returned to town on Saturday
evening, but is expected to return tomorrow
for the banquet Mr.. Abbot Lawrence, the
American Minister, is also expected and Mr.
Walker late Secretary to the United States
Treasury. Mr.. Lawrence has accepted the in
vi,ation of MIR. Deacon, the town-cleIk OF
Southampton, to take up his residence during
his stay in Southampton at his house. Beyond
the names of Lord Dudly Stuart and Mr.. Cob
den we do not hear of any other distinguished
Englishmen who are to join in this demonstra-
| it n.
| The popular feeling here in favor Of the
Hungarian is very strong; and even the con-
sentative party in the borough, who were at
| first disposed to stand aloof, and look askance
on the Hungarian chief have been almost COM
pletely won over by his speeches, and are now
as enthusiastic in the popular demonstrations as
any OF their fellow .ownsmcn.
An interesting incident occurred at the may
ors residence on Friday. Two caskets of Jew
els belonging to Madame Kossu!h had been
| lost during the insurrectonary war in Hunga-
| ry, and were given up as lost, Ii seemed
however, that somehow other they had been
recovered by Madame 'Pulsky, who on Friday
had the qualification Of restoring them to their
| right owner. The Jewels, it is said, are worth
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DIR. ID. b. LEE.

Money to Loan.
MONEY to loan on Real Estate security. Apply o
WI Francis wager, J. F., or David Decker. novl3dwtf
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LAND GAENCY.

LAND UAENCY.
N. JOSHUA BARNEY. J. BOOTH.
w. i. BARNEY 81 co.
CtTJJJ, continue transact all business connected
with the purchase and sale of real estate. whether
the city or country They viii examine titles, prepare
eonveyanccs pay taxes, locate bounty aud warrants
and prepared to afford information of alliknds relative
lands in the Dubuque Land District. Maps and dia
grams he furnished if required Land warrants OF
ton time advantageous terms and title guaranteed
Farmers residing at distance have the ir lands
tered by addressing lis by letter post paid andus avoid
the of journey Emigrants and settlers would
DO well to call before applying elsewhere.
Office West side of Main street, nearly opposite the
Globe Buildings, Dubuque Iowa. june
~ Western Democrat and Progressive Era, (when
lstabished) will please copy for one year and forward
oil to this office. june 4-ly
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PRIVATE VISIT OF KOSSUTH TO
LONDON

Yesterday morning NJ. Kossuth with a few o
the members ofhs suite, left Southampton in a
strikingly private manner, by the nine O'Clock
train, for the purpose OF passing few hours with
his family previous to the fatigue at the banquet
at Southampton tomorrow. The party arrived
at Waterloo station at quarter past eleven
o'clock, but owing to the fact of his arrival being
wholly unknown, except to the servants If the
company arriving with the train, no feeling OF
welcome or demonstration took place, and the H.
lustrious chief and his friends got into three cabs
waiting at the station, and drove at once to Eaton
Place to join Madame kossu.h and her family
Nj. kossuih will leave the Waterloo station by
the mail train tomorrow morning, for Soutnamp
ton, to attend the banquet.
M. kossuth has sent the followin reply to an
invitation from the Central Demonstration Com
mittee to visit London:
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DEAR SIR Notwithstanding the arguments
you adduced, am compelled, with deep regret
to persist in declining the proposed banquet,
which my sincere gratitude and respect for
those whose purpose it is to honor me would
have given me much pleasure in acce pting
but which must decline on the broad principle
Of not accepting any similar demonstration
which might subject me to the imputation of
having mixed with any party whatever, or par
ty question whatever, in this country con-
nexion which, notwithstanding any disincna-
ton or disavowal on the part of the mover of
that demonstration, or on my own, could not
fail to be construed by maevolence INTO an un-
seemly interference in the domestic concerns Of
country not my own, aud which has so gencr-
ousy afforded protection and hos pitality.
On this account | have found it necessary t.
decline all invitations of this nature unless
from corporate bodies, which. from their nature
are supposed not to represent any party
In conclusion, | must beg leave definitely to
acquaint you that it would be most agreeable
and convenient to me to receive the address by
which you inform me the working classes pro-
pose to honor me at my own residence the day
following that on which | receive the address
from the London corporation.
| am, dear sir, your very obedieDt servant,
l.. KOSSUTH
To THORNTON Hunt, esq.
Meetings were held IN various towns in Eng
land, at which enthusiastic resolutions were
passed. The Times and Morning Chronicle
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- Still we have positive information as
to the re suit of the election in New York We
have New York papers of the 18th, but all is
| in doubt.
The following we clip from the Pennsylvan-
ian of the 18th inst
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FINE article of key and can,sery powders shot of all
kinds, for sale by GELPCKE & SCHROEDER.