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Brssp ~; Jas Bassrd Thompsou. Boson, Hstori' Ie
Bangor Herrss, Reed NBs3iort 7 B"tst HoPtl' c."
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M a "A n IEn.

~ The Spinners OF Fall River, Mass, mum
serug Soc have been a strike for nearly ak months
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Passengers sailed.

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AEkaANN saie5 Rrsl Ns~ Flutas Aprl ts
CAMBRIA. .Ssled HoU Liver 90 iot Scstou. nay
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ssIArURE ALxASAc...THIs DAY.

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HIGH WATER..-.-.AAY =
Sandy Hoot Gov Isls1d--u 2fp Hell Stts -- %
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EELLOWS' MINISTRIES, AT FELL
CHINkSE ASSEMBLY OOMS.-
MUSICAL NOJICE.-Mrs. PETIT

I'VE GREW lately arrived from Germany ip1ph u
Heyerbeer) wishes 70 give Lessons IN ng sod psj1z
Piano Ladies' Intending T. take such Ia mo noS
gaI Al second foor ny2A'
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ARTAVERLY SCHOOL. Male and Fe.

" male, 80 Wavery Place The Washington Square
school. male and female OF which Mr and Ms Z. 2.
BROADWELL were The founders and principals, and tbs
long established Wavery SCHOOL also composed OF both
Sesrs few months ago combined at the Old location
OF NE Waverly School 100 Waverly Place SIR. and Mrs
Principals assisted by their daughters Sir
ara Mrs had long and -cessfll perience IN
teschog Boys hed for he counting room or college,
desired Girls ard misses instructed IN the Ornamental
well IN old branches adapted TO their
Terms moderate The frat quarter ofhe Summer Session
commences MONDAY May 5 Pupils received al any
tine and charged only from the date Of entering For ref
ertnces terms &c apply al the School from AM TO
PM al other hours al The residence OF the rrncipaG
lo6 WEverly Place.
Instruction given the piano al the house Of the
principals al the residence OF pupils, by competent
ana faithful teacher my3 81
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THE THIRD SERIES OF SAT.

u Tiers COsMORAhAS, cor % Brosd~sy s9s
ThTtsenth-sL viii De 1hbiied only One hoSih fDsss
EOfbs Of Art consist OF a cOectOn u twenty az 49,
" Europe Asia MsOr 6yrs. he Holy Lad, Egyps ~
bs, Arabs. and iron Nature and rs1<s
Oh. BY Prot Ssttsr Admission IS csDs myo"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-01-19
THE UNION.

Of inaniton Are we falling TO pieces hrouth IL ex-
rsordnary and insctable expansion Of or errjto
Ia there vicotous pEmy at our gates ArsWe sfpund
down 9Th opptessve laws. for which there is TO Eenedy
but in dissolution Mo- none OF these But Congress-
the exercise of power never before called id Yussnon
has admitted Stale INTO the Union which Isfused 10
tolerate involuntary seryIgde, and IN obedience 10 an
imperative reQuisition OF the consttuOn has pAsscd
la for the reclamation OF fugitive slaves These
the grounds which is proposed to destroy this gov
eminent For these reasons we are called upon. the
midst Of peace plenty, and prosperity, 10 exchange
the bes, government the world has ever seel-ihe most
ffaent blessings the most glorious "reminiscences and
the most brilliant prospects nation enloyed-for
ACKNOWLEDGMENT, anarchy. and carnage Surely, if the
establishment Of this Union by the voluntary consent OF
the people was as Mr. Hamilton declared prodigy
its voluntary destruction by that people or their de-
desce like these and after sky
years experience OF its benefits would he far greater
prodigy The turpude Of such crime has nothing in
history to illustrate H. Language was not made define
selves with an inamy deep the abyss into which
thew will have plunged their counry and the patriots
of all coming generations will execTate the memories Of
the men who betrayed the priceless heritage of constu
tonal liberty which purchased with the blood OF
their fathers and placed in their hands trustees for all
mankind
Let be 0ur aim TO do what avert SO fearful
catastrophe. Let cultivate spr nit of Cancellation
towards all portions OF the conedsracy Let Us sustain
the majesty of the law Let invoke the blessing oil
Heaven upon our rulers Let us. above all be instant
and earnest in commencing beloved country to the
care OF that b. ngnant Providence who has brought
through 30 many dangers and crowned US with such I'M
exampled prosperity.
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PRINTING OF CONGnEss.

IN COMPLIANCE with the joint resolution directing
e i. ss.s
for supplying Senate and House
% WHY u % each S II ns sss
Rotary Of e senae in inc Capitol washington unit, - O'Clock
longer blank proposals. samples
s Dc ksn e s 10 Ss as aa%
~ desiring 70 make proposals. and no opo
printing including printing printing
Sr bills and join, resolutions. be
printed the page to be o. folio .as sa long and
.. wa .ua aa = sap IS q
weigh no, les. Than fourteen PSuad. %ns mus. ,, me-
price work. paper folding and stitching Tor $50
class viii Of Of committees: with .ash
whois be printed Of nne quality each
any pounds with sal plea and not
IN % t' s G
Where suitable page brought
%s form WIN e
ps. p.n snd oS pes nc
.ss ss %s for 81 table. mot 5
qures printed form larger Than be
folded the will state ii The price per Gov ems for
paper folding stitching eopiss
u ss S i sndn
and 70 The 10 s.sS WIN s s s
stitching printing and the 100
table larger Than The proposals. vii, also state me add
stitching map, chart diasa", plate any
I We s any e NOT BE-
made. la. 49,
appendix abes and u be printed III the came man
and az. and s w ss .a
as required for the .ecoad class the price tor pres.
and ths rate fm any greater number not ex
TAs 1urA will
% s ss e e% Sos ns
herewith with index
s the
~. S sa @ eoa Of every other o.
in the preceding and win divided :.
and al Ds Of % % ann ns s.. % Sd
printed and and the
i. ns re 'a se s s
e :ns
e Be printed in tn: game form ps ana .s and
the price e, and sh sas Of @ p.n
e1ceedux les u'an 100 copies This is for the Senate
Part c-TabuIar statements day, yeas
aud nays. and al s, printing Of % e
and Of this class and The proposals. viii state The prce per
.ns s % .. '
a.. ss copies Pc. e.
smaller for quarto for folio cap for
The popo. % . the on tn.
folding Stitching stated under the second
additional included either Of
aforesaid clssscis the peFcsnaSe deduction for
ss ,ss
exceeding 30 fos number
ceedins
calculated the whole number Of docu
ordered.
All the type regular kind,
placed but regular body, belonging
type The ink used be of nne quality
ink printing executed In he best
ordered they be printed tho
paper ink and in the the usual
number. -
All printed intended be bound be delivered by
from they from the
III. binder be directed BY The Secretary Of the Sen
House Of Representative respectively
Each required 70 furnish. with the proposals. satisfactory
skill and his ability do the work.
and sufficient security to BE- socerBed
United DISTRICT
mar which the tes,de
jobs proposed be
and with such evidences
will be rejected.
will be opened in the required by law
Saturday. hs 9Th day Of February 1851 Al ~ O'clock In the lore
noon, At the Vice Presidents chamber in the Capitol
A5BURf bCkINs,
secretary Of the Senate.
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives
Or city OF Washington authorized
publish advertisement daily for four weeks
Jan l0-d4w
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A CARD.-HENRY DOUGLAS, nsrist and seedsman corner
"A the State Department, takes
method apprins his patrons and oher Of the beautiful cosc
lion OF flowers bloom, will be order
either in bouquets for and style
procured wrraths rpnS bsskeu with
superior sssse a reasonable prices sl nj
bouquets made Al this establishment for hose
who desire cheaper than can be- had elsewhere
Jan H-eod1w --t y
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laad-Ths sscsnd Of the ninth (annuAl) session
open Monaay March AppHcstiea b. made Rsv.
John Rero DID, rector, Tor hcr infbmasion
admission Of pupils into the Colsgs Grammar school,
Post once address, Colegs Of st. James, Maryland
Jan lI-Qaw4w
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EOR SALE. . splendid Country Neat, and half
miles city, Baltimore pike, shout two hundred
yards from toll gas adjoining the properly Joseph GALES and
Chaplin IS scresabout 90 and the
residue spring through the p'sce, and
with hne
apple orchard The Improvement consist Of dwelling OF two
Stories, and story hAifsiI ai-wih
Kitchen atached stable
Any person OF viewing property will
call proprietor, living thereon. --
Or may obtain information by applying TO JOHN CALLAN
Of tn md et #.l.sEa-4~H II n.
Ian n
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WINE grOnE JOHN H. BUTHMANN Pennsylvania avenue
scAth sids bstwesn y and Oh streets hs @ reesivsa and
oe ~ 100 baskets champagne, tbs SOLVE"
vs choice, and importsd by himself expressly s
Dec 3--3dfk 5eawSwifw "
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Chsna0t " Us Seied Comasss uhs isgis
laion nscSssosy % Aussn fhs exscNion of The Bounty
Land LaW Of 2eh September, 1850, &C.; submitted 70
hs HouN Of RsRv sssMlstUss, January. 1851. -
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Dancing Academy.
MADAM DLAKEs second and last course dancing for the
M win Tuesday, January 9s 1881 Days OF
ton, days essrdays half psss 3ococh ~ 500
Jan l7--4weod 1f.t w ltU - frtt 4=ft
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OAILIP MARION KEY VIII atA~nd To any n~slnee,
he my - intsd with bsfbss either o. the cnurs NE
t4t, M WI en- kAAd ~ W. podetAisM
WSand ~ Dsp.snsnts. D@cs N O sussAdi eaT l9osyn
WAssissros,Js'vi s.ls<d eya.gtneey ~ Jsiv t7hvtG
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characteristic Of this whole movement is that DE sacred
of religion should be invoke ID to give sanction TO
measures adapted TO destroy The gcsennsel Usion
rs TO be broken up Tor The sake a tegio! The Ioty
morality OF the Scriptures will not permit TO live to-
gether under constitution which authorizes the luigi
liza LAY andSg osnsS saOassia
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

E0R SALE-A SECOND. HAND eIx-HORsE POWER
Ensias ana Boiler capable Of working twelve horse
pewe Apply ~ the Factory Of Eighth street and
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

KossuTn MEETING AT ALBANY.


ALHsNY, Dec, 20, 1851.
The Kossuth meeting at the Capitol largely at
tended, lest evening IL was called 10 order By Peter
eager Bsq ami on motion the Hon wm L. Marcy
appointed President.
On taking the chair, GOV Marcy spoke for afteen nj
del ming his position intervention. ie thought
the time mad fer this country demand her place
ng the ratons of the earth.
Among the Vice. Presidents chosen, were Hon. Friend
Humphrey. Boa ,. J.. sshoocrsft, Hon. Christopher
Morgan Secretary q State. Hon Erastus Corning,
Lieutenant. GOveinor church and eight Others.
cCmmtee 10 olutions appointed. aud the Hon.
Nm lsrmaee. the chairman submitted series Of reso-
lutions which were adopted unsniuousy.
The me citing ably addressed BY Judge Parker, 10
r. Wood. George Davson, Of the JoaH4i II ~ Van Dyke
Of the .ffias and n number q others.
PREPARATIONS At CINCINNATI.
CIrcivsAtt December 20, 1851
Great trsesrstions ar making in this city for the
cerutr G! Kossuth
MEETING AT HARRI3BUBG
HtHHisnrRa, ra, Dec 20 ISL
meeting Ct the friends Of Hungary in Dsuphin
ecusty h called Tor Mon lay evening At the Court House
C. invite Kossuth 10 fisrri'burg
The New York herald., 1851-12-21
INCIDKNrs ko

or Wednesday last, Gov Kossuth, with his usual rass
and dignity and with manifestations Of pleasure received
Writ ssss;ed by the ebging courtesy Of his private
escretsry) from the young suthoress Miss Mary D.
Burbens. Who writes under the names of MArie,n
Matte = and Mar" Her volume Of poems and per
traits will appear with kossuh added 10 the former
collections
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

EoR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES, GOODWILL.
and Lease Of Millinery store desrably located
ON Fulton street Brooklyn 9oing good and profitable
business the advertiser being about city
lies desirous of in that business will ind their
advantage 10 address /. s. l., Box 2, Post Once New
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

" Z. CARRINGrON, AUCTI0NEEa.-wINEs. L.
~ quors &c.-Special sale. for cash Curtis & Caring
ton, IL William street. will lse on Monday 22d December.
ii &C ock A. small lot choice Of Wines
ans London dock dark and pale Brsndss old Irish and
French Cor5als West India Shrub, Champagne also,
@ boxes selected Prunes In elegant fancy boxes Also.
100000 ported Segars Of various brands
the vine sale German Toys, without so
The New York herald., 1851-12-21
GIOEHi,s.

noNADt HOTEL ga BHOADWAY.-.us ATTFy-
~ ttn ~ tlc pablo BE- pctfuy iayted tl tolel
~ ohcfe Ell Tue ccnvcnieBc,s nud luxurios Of wsr
class hotels IN ths cisy Additions 20 thave roentv
made 20 suit f,miea, for whom ard for sir lie rsn n
iu uaeoommeda.iens are now uasvtp tpassed.
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

LOTION NOTICE.. E. CARRINGToN, AUC-
IA tion nesrRare and vau sble modern Oil Paintings nH
on exhibition at the Mssoongh Gallery at No 663 Broad
ws opposite Bond street. Rooms Of the National Academy
of Design Curtis " Caring will sell Tuesday, 23d
ns A. o'clock At the above named Gallery. the very
valuable snd choice collection of pictures embraced in the
catsogue exhibited This collection Of about $50 sub
eets the works Of the most celebrated modern artists Of
Europe such ROBBIE Verboakoven Verhed Lies Tsohas
Eeny Van koer and Berrie. of Brussels Wouters, of Ma
lines Smet schaep. Won Bre Of Amsterdsm; Lamo!insre
Van Horsgh. Sehafss Ruytsn, Pen De Brsekalisr. Of
Antwerp; Yer Wee Koehkoet, Smetz OF the Hague and
many other eminent artists of has gathered
seleosion from Of the celebrated galleries in ku
and by purchases from the artists
ported uader the upervision of European ars and
contdon y offered to esnnosseurs and others Of
he best ooec lions offered for SALE either public
privat In the city OF New York Most Of these paintings
guaranteed ori3pa by the artists whose ramss they
bear There are also few pictures OF older date bearing
rhs MARKS of Van Dyck and Rembrandt which were OBJ
tanned from celebrated cabinet at Ghent which arc be-
be had application Curtis CarrinEton. No IL
William street: Eessrs. L. Pet Pfeiner 7t Pine street,
A. Legoux Psrdessss IS Maiden lane; II. Limburner,
800 Broadway. AID ~ de Pereeyel OF Broadway.
JJENRY II. LEEDS, ACCOMMODATION
IL Statuary, Marble kaute!e richly earved.-Henry H.
Leeds Co. will sell at auction Tuesdsy December 2
1851 at II O'Clock, at the Of James Levy No lis
East Eighteenth street. between Third and Irving
place large and costly of scuptured and plain
hartsl hante Of the best consisting of Statu
Venice Levant and Green Harme Sale Is made
quence ensve alterations contemplated in the build
ing They be examined, above, day before the
sale:
The New York herald., 1851-12-21
LIat'ORS.


old ALT, Y X-ALBERrs sHADES.-THIs Ii
quif - On drausht yet ntnusetured and preserved
nerseiors Good bregins q malt snd hops not exactly
the deeseratum, unless cleanliness, ventilation and
rtener desTss "a temperature observed N Bo prove
soove acs haEshead eight years old will be tapped
Chrstmss eve Judges and will please 70 call at
l52 Cherry street.
~ DEMOVAL-IHE SUBSCRIBER. IN THANKING ma
~ freros srd patrons fJr the liberal ratrora-s yb
which thoy have favored him for numter yearr voud
az the sane time inform them That he removed bs
tablishmcnt - No. i22 Br0ane between ps nnd
Wett where 70 % now rca ~ % supply orders IN
atty atshcrt notice lie has lust received fresh al
ehe ceebrattd Roysl Punch very whoes1rs bcversrc
also COrctaB Of The best quality Wines Brsudcs
Rum, ana Ayfups, Of variouI knde. which he will sell
whQlcsale and Ieta at the lowest prices Ec
articles tg,thr Th many cihct 700 numerous 20
tions are desirable for Tho c'minr hoday aai ha
subscriber 70 tssured that they VIII rive crtise cttR
% ORE vio will try thtm Crdes bv mail will be- pupc
eualy ATTENDED to j. NAIIhn No. Il1 4 r00mo sireet
between fi't and Nillett strCcts.
TIE CELEnRATED BRAND STORE, CORNER or
Brooine old Crosbgstreets is stocked With he clores
Grades OF brardies wines, Iifuora and e.y
vsrcty suited either for the Trace Family s atd er
or cash at ~ per cent less thsn 20 any otr 1,orr
d,bsH CAN ONLY BUY EVrRl QUALITIES or
" London Beck ant other i lH4.r 40 cons. ta u
Ner bottit Jld Pori, 8lctfr, aud Ff'.ra
81 per hottc-kurbrtcr CHS rr. from
Botte-sCOtch snd lfish Whafcy, oi1 Dry 'tet rf o
Broome street.
The New York herald., 1851-12-21
WHOLE NO. 1895
SALES BY AUCTION.
UCTION NOTICE. GROCERIES. PRUNEs. LIZ
quors Lemons, Rssnr So. Tuesday Deccember $50. ~

UcTIoN NOTCH -lGRoCERIEs: PRUNEss Ii.
O'clock 81 Dey street. corner Greenwich street Pruns
isins Lemons Currants, Rice Tea, Sugar, Apples
IDra Brandy. whisksy, Gis Wines, Jewery Gold Pins
Studs Chains, &c. W. A. CARTER, Auctioneer store 81
Dey street. corner Green wieh.
N 8. HoUoH, AUoToNEER-TgE ATTENTION
of hoasekeepexs invited to the sale Of good second
day mornng IL o'clock as46 Greenwich avenue Paror
Chambe. ana Kitchen Fuyntrre tall will be positively sold
70 the highest bIdderD handsome sofas Sofa edsteads
Mahogany and Walnut Chairs, Mahogany and Walnut
Rockers variety marble top Bureaus Wah tands Centre
and Pier Tables DINING Card and fancy Tables six Bed
sesds hfy Maple Chairs Vossire aud Chairs
and stair Carpets; Plaid Mating Oil Clob Mirrors
six fne FEATHER Beds Bolsssrs and Pillows Blaske Nat
,tEc. (0ale rosi.iye, rain or shine.
The New York herald., 1851-12-21

ID ". BYRNks q CO, NO. 90 SOUTH bTRERT,NEw
York, and No. IS waterloo Road, Livsrpeo have for
sss ,sh, drafts payable IN syeiy town .hreusheu, sne
swallow Line OF Liverpool and London psokes the Red
STAR Dramatic and So Georges lines ef Liverpool packets,
failing weekly. Certificates for he aisys Lines can be had
cn mcder,te terms.
A PARTNER WANTED-wITH ACAsHICAPITAL OF
N from SO0 10 CO. IN highly renunerative aud safe
nanpeprnS business already secured. Apply by letter
o. II. O. M at the ealce Of thiAraptf.
The New York herald., 1851-12-21
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

D0RTER ROUSE FOR SALE-FITrBD UP IN sUPE
ror STYLE on one Of the principal thoroughfarss
goou for an to enter into bu
gines Tha present STOUT leaving the city Ad
dress A b. At the ONCE OF this psper which will be
tended 70.
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steam Line tn Ireland.
NhN i'hh' 'uiy ~, ic'is
TO TIE EDITION oF 1ng HrRALp.


To- TIE EDITOR or 1uE HERALp.
j beg your valuable aid in behalf Of The en-
terprise started some time ago-the steam commu-
ncation between New York and Galway. ! only
expected obstacles from one quarter, via, Tho
ittish government; but, after the loss Of tho
Niceroy, and, lately, the non-departure OF tho
steamer, at the last moment, when the pas
scngeIs were on board, was convinced there werc
Others to contend with, and regret the dis
appointment IL will be to the many thousands in
terested and anxiously waiting the arrival OF tbs
pioneer steamer from the United States How
many would gladly subscribe both here aud there,
to establish the Incl No IN an in his senses can. foe
moment, doubt its success. II properly carried or'
suppose, for instance. some responsible parties
tsue shares-say $4,000, at So each-ths wosi
give every one a chance Of assisting, in ever .
humble manner, the r1ject dear to the hearts OF
many. In addition TO the interest created IN ~
favor from the numbers concerned, the dement's OF
the route being established would be in,alealaoe TO
Ireland, and DO loss to America, as every move
that supports the cap of liberty is thousand lost
10 mnuaIchy. ~. ".