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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1851-08-20
Invitations to the President.

Ii affords US much pleasure (says the Lynch
burg Virginian of the 18th instant) to make
public the following proceedings. Should it
suit the arrangements Of the President TO take
Lynchburg on his route homewards, Gas there
is some reason to believe he will dO,) we feel
sure that all our citizens, even those who may
not approve his policy, will delight to do honor
10 one who adorns the high station he fills, by
the purity of his life, the dignity of his man
ners, and the patriotism Of his purposes. A
large number of the committee have departed
on their mission, and are expected to wait upon
the President tomorrow:
PUBLIC MEETINs.-At meeting of the citizens
of Lynchburg, held at the Masonic Hall, Wednes-
day, the 18th August, 1851:
The Mayor of the town called to preside, and
James Mcdonald appointed secretary; whereupon
on motion, it
Resolued, That committee be appointed to re-
pair to the White Sulphur Springs for the purpose
of inviting the President of the United States
there, with such members Of his Cabinet as may
be with him, to visit Lynchburg their return to
the seat of Government, and accept the hospitali-
ties of our citizens.
The following gentlemen were appointed TO
stitute said committee, viz:
F. B. Deane, jr., William M. Backford,
John NJ. Speed, ID. A. Wilson, jr.,
William $. Reid, jr., Peter L. Dudley,
I'D. d. Christian, William NJ. Radford,
Judge VIM. Daniel, Charles L. Mosby,
John NJ. Otey, Samuel A Bailey,
John r. Mcdaniel Alex Tcmpkins,
Col M. Langhorne, Ro f. Manson,
James M. Clayton, Charles j. Jones, and
Edwin Matthews.
On motion, the chairman and secretary were
added to the committee; and then, on motion, the
meeting adjourned.
VIM. D. BRANCH, Chairman
JAMES McDosALD, Secretary.
We cut the following from the Richmond
Wing of yesterday:
PUBLIC MEETING AT THE RED SULPHUR SPRINos.-
AT meeting of the proprietors and vsitors at the
Red Sulphur Springs, motion, Mr.. Edward
Hinkley, of Baltimore, appointed chairman,
and Mr. John II. Shook of Richmond, Virginia,
secretary.
Whereupon it was resolved
/. That the members of this meeting hail with
pleasure the arrival of President Fillmore in the
mountains Of Virginia And to evince their high
appreciation, not only of his personal character,
but OF his distinguished services TO his country lin
the capacity Gifts chief executive ofcer) charac-
terlZeo as they are oy wisdom, prudence, and hrm-
ness, we cordially invite him and his suite to visit
the Red Sulphur Springs the guests Of the pro-
prietors and visitors.
2. That committee, consisting of Messrs Will
liam Terry, John II. Shook, and DR.. F. b. Spra.
gins, confer with the President on the subject Of
the foregoing resolution
3. That the proceedings Of this meeting be trans
United to the Richmond Whig and Enquirer, with
the polite request that they be inserted therein.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
EDWARD HlNKLEY, Chairman
JOHN H. SHOOK, Secretary.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-09-24
AND PAIN DESTROYER.

MoREHEAp's MAGNETIC PIA.rrn il confidently st,,.d
to the best Plaster which hrs en- introiuc ii II,
Tue fibi'f and II - recumn nded superior applira
lony been US. d. ~
FIRsI-it pr cr'i=-ny great Strengthening pias
ter ana Is Therefore used with the rlin silcees.
in all cases Of General Debility, strength, ming The
weakened Body giving tone 10 tn various Organs aud
invg0raflnE tie entire system.
SECOND-u is great absorbent Pa,fcr causing CO.
pors perspration which thus enables the nnum rade
pours Of the skin To alb orb its virtues hic rsrrs al
PAN, aud by this every Kind Of Pain and
Achs, .Acate ard Csronic Reformation, Ldpcsess and
Stiffness IF the Jo;nt~, Pain Ia tae SIZE, Fax or onp mar
f the Body. In Spaai Complaints, IL il used with The
most surprising success, and in Gu, If tss
SPINE has done wonders In severe of FIR Cum
plants ITS effects have no almost magical, and
Complaints il has never been known fail az. Pais
carrot erist uhers this pios,er Is a5pied. 70
IHiRDIt is great .Nsrrias Plaster possessing as il
does the wond and unparalleled virHies Of Mag
nehc influence ard will therefore b. found u
ns Value mo IN all Nsrvos Diseases such as Neuralgia
entr iy rvous Disease, Deficiency Of Nervous and
rhysicai En"rgy, and all those distressing Complaints
winch arise from dcrargeneu OF the Ncrvous system
ny us constant supply of Magnetic Electricity it sub
anes Nervous ir'iahy, equazes The Animal Ii. at,
restores the balance Of the circulation promote. N aty
secretion Of the Liver and Kin vs. moves ali pas
mode Affections, and alays Nervous Irritation.
LYfr tho ia ppv coubinatian ri IN. .b,ve nr,
ei.es, u WIZ b's.evdenr Thar the Magnetic Plaster
must be OF urrivaed b,Hetit in Coughs, C0ds a Tina
oPP'esson q ne L"ngs, Wecknes If ne Chrst Gack
ana all those slight but dang complaints wl4b
lead TO Consumption. Persons whose business ob;is
em 10 SIT or stand much those who predis o.. To
Breast, and nded nv one who suffers tr.n tie ant
dch changes OF our Climate, will fna the gr attest az
ana security by wearing this bealfiful ard b. autitul
rasier. Its use Is ry p asant, and is Nh fora
hIey recomin nded 10 delicate Ladi Heakaes and
many OF those distressing complaints which Il rais
ar, especially liable.
0-fhcr- is no medical observation hrtter established
,ih mat CoNsrMrttoN originates in neglected Cofps'
NOW IN All those slight complaints which lead this
I.'u faSe, me magnetic plaster Will do good
lan All fhe kalSans, and SyTups, and Cand G. M
ainsd wiieh are SO highly lauded by the good nailred
ncu lie cli,n A Gin
cure Cough or Cid quicker than Other remedy in
III the world, and IL the Of the Plaster csutincJ
u W,i acf as positive preventive against any urrre
attacks To the Weak The Delcat. tie Agtd in fact 10
the sick and suffering OF every age and condition.; tina
Mapnsfic Plaster Is a git invaluable and unrivaied.
Price 20 cents Box, with full Dir ctions aydru-
Jaetared br tie farcntor AID proprietor.
80 For sale at Sign of Good Samaritan.
L. MASON, Agsnt
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DR.. Geo A. Gardner, returned here yesterday,
and delivered himself into the custody Of the
Marshal of the District. He was to- day brought
before Judge Crawford, land admitted to BAIL
for his appearance at the District Term. DR..
Thomas w. Miller, and George Riggs became
his bail
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McCIIEERY, Essex 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
HATS, CAPS, BONNETS,


FANCY VARIETY GOODS,
No. 81 Main st. 81. Louis, No.,
CALL the attention OF the country merchants to the
~ largest stock Of goods in this line, to be found in tn"
market, part Of which will be found enumerated below:
HATS AND CAPS.
Mems fashionable and b. b. Boys fancy and plain soft
silk beaver, angola, brush wool hats.
and musk hats. Boys fancy and plain colt
Mems soft blk, white and fur hats
gold Jenny Lind and Parod nan fancy plush satin and
brush hats. fur hats
Mems congress Kossuh and Mons and boys cloth caps
artists soft wool hats. various patterns
Mems silk and mohair plush Chldrens SIX velvet and
caps other fancy turbans,
Boys silk and mohar plush
RoNNETs.
Ladies Florence braid, fancy straw, silk and velvet
Fanny, Am VARIETY GooDs-DEEss GOODS
Black mattconi string, Gro de Rhine, and embossed
Changcabc gchigh colored plaid stripes AID fancy 90.
Bonnet silks and sans f'orences, sc.
Also, general stock of cashrreS dc ains, veluct., is
tres, fancy pllds and worstad and silk embroidered
WHITE GOODS.
Cambrics, aconcts null and swiss musns satin stripe,
lace stripe and tape check, do victoria and bishop lawns
plain and fancy bobbnncts, patent spot and fancy lace
sHAWLs AND HtNDKERCHIEFs
Fine colored Icing sayis black do "a, Ga, 13, ga and
1914 plain and embroidered American cloth do Americans
Scotch and English plaid and wool hd'k'fs; fancy meri
scarfs and hdk'f; ladies' fancy dress hdkfs plain
and fancy silk scarfs.
embossed, and cameeon do; fancy neck ties.
Pongee, Shanghar cora, bandana. embossed and Spit
tced silk pocket handkerchicf ladies' and gents linen
cambrick do.
-AISn-
Hoods comforts coats; Ribbons and artifcials;
Shirts, drawers, hosiery and Wooden yarns, carpet bags;
gloves; Band boxes, beads and neck
, Suspenders, buck mitts; laces;
Umbrellas, combs, butt,ns Steel purse trimmings;
Threads, needles, pins; Razors scissors and shears;
Tapes bindings brushes; Soaps, pcrfImery hair oils
Purses, pocket books and eolognea;
Bead-bags looking glasses Musical Instruments
Mahogany frame mirrors; Nhalrbones, sp"ct''ie''
Wall and window paper; spoons; ,at
Wrapping and writing do; Gun caps, Ir nc;l,,,
Gum whips and over Shoes Inksahus . It,, and steel
Grapes, Grape lisse, collars; Razor stops' ''" VIM
Lace capes and bertlas pois'
I.sces and edgings, wells;
Gimps, fringcs, dfess VIM
nlngs; orJ ~ chow n orr old customers and mer
chants generally, larger stock ana erea'ei ich
goods than any other house i'll our inc III INC ei'!' "
we offer upon the most liberal terms.
sept S.--dAw-2m. .----
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DAVID PEARCE 4 CO.,

ST. Louis Danbury, Conn
DAVID PEARCE 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE pnALEns
HATS, CAPS, MUFFs, BoNNETs, AND ARTl-
FICIAL FLOWERS,
No 12l, Main street, st. Louis.
WE have now on hand large and well selected
w stock of Hats Caps and mufs of all descriptions,
to which will make constant additions during tho
season, Of the latest and most fashionable styles:
of which we enumerate as follows:
fashionable Hats.
Molcskn Brush, Nutria, Silk, Russia, Muskrat, Angola,
Lo,o Gromn B. p. Hats.
Silk, Brush, Beaver, Angola Russia. Muskrat, Plated,
Fashionable and L. c. Drab and Pearl Hats.
Beaver, Muskrat Casmere--Mcn and Boys-Black
pearl, and drab Union cashmere Hats
Sott fur Hats.
Men and Boys black pearl and white beaver, brush and
cashmere California Hungarian Jenny Lind and Parodi.
Men and Boys
black, brown, green, purple and drab Tampco Jenny
Lind Parod and Bucna Vista.
NJ and b. Hoot Hats.
Assorted coors and qualities Saxony wool, Congress
Kossuth, Mexican, Buenna Vista, California, Jenny
Lind and Parodi, Brown, Black Pearl ami Drab, Medi
Jun and Common, SQUARE, Round Crowned and Ashland
Fur Caps
Otter, fur seal nutra, muskrat and corey R. c. Lam
artne, Spanish, opera and riding
SILK, .NOhoir and Cotton Plush Caps.
Opera !armartirs, Jenny Lind par"d Oregon, Cal Cal
riding style, of all colors and qualities.
Mems Cloth Caps.
Lamartinc, navy, military, Jenny Lind Par"d IL
d,ng Wellington and Yucaan styles, all qualities.
Boys Cloth Ca9s
Navy, op ra Lamartine, military, top, vsive:,
and cloth sp bands jenny Lind and Parodi styles, OF
all qualities.
Men md Boys SIX and Cotton glazed Caps.
Taylor, Scott, Hungarian, military, navy, opera and
Oregon styles, assorted
Ladies ind Misses .Eu6S.
Lynx, Bear, Siberian squirrel, Chnchla, fox, wolf,
assorted qualities.
Having IA large and extensive manufactCry in Danbury
Conn, where the principal part of stock is manu-
factur under the immediate supervisor of Mr.. G. Ben
cdic enabled offer such inducements TO buy
that il will be greatly their advantage call and
rmin. stock before purchasing.
September lst-ly DAVID PEARCE & co.
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s:ssssssssst 15T;ss.
En1ssizsSs ,ssa 'sAAssiM I asA|
[izlII|,l,IH;Il0lU
August G, Jelly.

Hemorrhoids, or Piles, is disease produced bv local
irritation, costiveness purgative stmmlans, undue de-
termination of blood the Iemorrhoida vessels by
cessive riding or waking songestive state Of the
Liver; and often by culiary Of the constitution
itself.
1t is usually considered under three forms, varieties
follows: Blind Piles White Piles and Bleeding Piles
This disease is common and very well known
that description of is symptoms is not considered
cessary.
In tferng The Embrocation to the public, the proprie
feels confident in warraniing certain SAFE and
speedy cure. 1t has long be- used by Physician of
emnence and with most astonishing success indeed il
never fails if used according To the directions,
In addition TO its being positive remedy for the piles,
it never fails to cure that LNTOLER.fBLE ITCHING
which is very common. and has irs location in the
same parts piles II is also inyaluabls ap
plicaiion painful and ndaraed umours, and 10 old and
ntce that painful and do heal, for
Of acon-many diseases efhe Skin that Of long
standing are readily cured by this ointment.
I. MASON, Agent
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CaIifOrniUuS.

Slcan's Ointment and Condition Powders are
almost indispensable articles for every company
who design to make the trip across the plains,
either to Oregon or California, The ensuing sea
son. A letter before from company who
left last spring says -" We have reason 10
thank you for advising us to take with US Sloan
Medicines for our animals. When they were
strained bruised, skin rubbed off, or hoof njured
the medicines operate like charm. No Cal
,fornia company should be without it, Supply
yourself i'll time.-Winois Journal, Feb 9Th,
1850
See Sloan's advertisement in another column
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FARM for Sale or Exchange.

gTN undersigned offers her farm, six miles west OF Du
i buqIe, containing 240 of land, for sale
change for city property. A good frame dwelling house
and suitable oubudings the PREMISES sixty
under good fence fifty of which in good Of cul-
tivation. beautiful stream through the farm, and
excellent spring is within few steps of the house.
Forty of the above is first mbcred land.
Also, offcr for sale yoke Of oxen, milk cows
head of horses and good lot Of young cattle and hogs
gether with wagons, sled and all my farming
ools &c. ELIZA NJ. DIXON.
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AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY
Id EE W. TX GI- 0 DG p z - S~ q
At the .Neac Store Of
r. c.. w A = l. Els.

Il -
One door south Of SpnuIdiug's kook Store.
WOULD respectfully announce TO the public that ]
prepared To expose for salc the most extensive
OF select and elegant goods ever presented in
this market.
The goods-selected from the stocks of the largest IN
porting houses in the East-emhrace everything that IS
really novel and strkinsy beautiful in design fabric and
coloring.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS:
Plain striped and brocade silk Tissues;
IS, 20, "a and 30 inch black Printed Linen Lawns
Gro. de Rhine Silk; Scotch plaid do
Plain and printed Muslin Embroidered Swiss Muslin;
de LANES; Muslin Organdes
Embroidered do; French Brocade Gin hams
Barge do; English do;
Printed Bareges American do;
Bfecade do; Chambfey DO;
DRESS TRIMMINGS:
Black silk fringed Lace; Paris trimming; Cameo trim
ming; silk Ribbon trimming; Silk Buttons all styles and
BoNNETs AND STRAW GOODS:
Eng Hungarian Bonnets Silk Bonnets trimmed in
i EN-. e1%p, straw d DO; straw and Gimp Flats,
bonnet TRIMMINGS:
Ribbons Of all kinds; Artificial flowers from to e cts
Grape; Florence Sax; Marcenc Silk.
White, blue and pink Canton Grape shawls; embroider
ed Barge Shawls Parasols, from 81 TO $40; Fans of
every Variety worked Chmisettes; lace Capes muslin
Collars Under-Sleeves; Isle Edging and Inserting:
Caml do Swiss do; Linen Bobbn do; Valencia do silk
and linen Lacets; Elastics purse Twist steel Beads;
emery Bags; Morayian Floss; French marking Cotton;
Port Monies; visiting Cards; perfnned Satceis; Cologne;
Mscassar Oil Bears Oil Rose Oil charcoal Tooth Paste;
hair, cloth, and tooth Brushes.
Kid Gloves, best quality; Shell Tuck Combs;
Spun silk do do She'll SIdc do
Ssle Tn do do Buffalo dressi1 n. do
Super Albert do Ivory pocket do
Blk lace Gloves and Mits; Fine Ivory do
and alt sorts Of Yankee Notions.
STAPLE AND DOMESTIC GOODS
Prints from IA to l6 cents; bleached Musn do brown
Drilling; Denhams; Hickory Shiring; Pana stuffs;
white, red, and yellow Flannels
CLOTHING:
Coats Vests, and Pantaoons; Hats, Caps Boots Shoes
OF every description.
II rery choice LOT IF Groceries, rery cheap!
Having purchased at unusually low rates. can offer
unequaled inducements IN prices: and convince the
public of the syie elegance and cheapness of my
All | exact is a ,aIt. y.9tf
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BRAINAKp losKISs, }
VS.. Petition for Dirorce.

vyNIIE d PENDANT CATIAElNE HOSKISS, will take
notice that the complainant, Branard Iioskins, has
filed his petition in the District Court Of Dubuque Ccany
in the State of Iowa, in which he asks dissolution OF
bands Of Matrimony existing between the said
painant and the SAID defendant, the ground of in
sanity in the said ca,harne Now, therefore, you, the
said Catharinr, will take notice that unless you appear
the of the District Court OF Dubuque county
aforesaid he holden the Court House in said county,
the SECOND Monday after the fourth Monday in
September next, and answer plead or demur ID SAID
petition the same VIII be taken conf ssed, and de-
granted. !. Z. VAN HAGAN, CLERK.
CL.RK & BIssELr Atr'ys for Complainant aug 27-6w
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BOOT S A ID s II 0 E S.
NANNY & WELD.


NO. 156 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI
grin ARE receiving, their Store their Fall stock
Dkao Boots and Shoes, comprising every thing IN
Y y. their line.
Wehave greater VARIETY, and better quality of goods
than we have ever been able TO OFF, before.
Having taken special pains in making our selections,
feel satisfied Iat please those who want good
articles and expect sell low as any one for cash
Below cnumerate a few of the leading articles.
MEMS thick Boots, from e TO ii and . to IA;
DO do double sole and long legs;
Do do grain double sole all sizes do:
Do unbound kip Boots half double sole e and eto II
Do double sole do do all sizes;
DO fine long leg kip do No and to -;
Do unined Hungarian Boots;
Do kip waterproof do;
IE~T1S thick do;
MEMS calf sewcd and pegged dress Boots;
DO Philadelphia Hunting;
DO thick Br.gans, sizes 6to II and 10 to Is;
DO do Army sizes, 8 to IA; -
Do extra double solcd Brogans;
DO prime unned Kip do 6 and to II:
Do do lined and bound do dos
DO calf pump sol, AID half Welt Brogans:
Do patent leather Montereys;
DO enambIed do Brogans;
Do do and Kid dancing pumps and slippers;
BOYS thick and Kip Boots;
Do unln.d do do;
d" calf super do do;
GILL DREs'S Boots, Shoes and Buskns of every var
BOYS calf aud Kip Brogans
Do unlinrd do and thick do:
YOUTHS calf, Kip and thick Boots;
c3 M do DO Do q" do do b Boots;
Do do do and goat lace Boots and Brosans
Do enambled Kid and sew'd do do and Caters
WONEVS' calf, Kip goat and split lace Boots, of every
variety and style, egsed and sewed;
Do enamcled and Kid, sewed lace Boots and Jenny
Lints;
Do Kid and enamhl.d Jenny Linds, Buskins and Elk
cclsior;
| Do Kid and do pegsed Jenny Lind do fanne
lined;
Do silk top and latting Caters and half Caters;
Do Philadelphia Kid ties and Buskins;
Do Patent leather embroidered Slippers;
| Do Kin begged unliHed lace Boots;
! Do calf sewcd and pegged lace Boots;
Do Conred high Bussins
| Do epan,hl and goat sew'd flannel lined laced hon's
! MISSES do do q" ahd pesseu1 u" ~
| Ia Kid and goat do i.inds and bus6ins;
! Do Lasting garter Boots; ,.
| Do Calf Kip and Goat peggrd iaee , b"o,s;
| OVER SHOES AND RU BEERS.
! HENS, fine Buffalo Shoes;
! M, .s cloth do do;
| no rubber Sandals and over Shoes;
| 10 high cyt rubb.r do do do; Il
| rim DRI-S,S rubber shoes; &
| pnyS, do do do; :.
no HEN S, flannel lined rubber over Shoes and BasFns
Do Jenney Lind 40 90 10; p,;,
Do Gossamer 40 BOOTS anu D"s"1s'
IN fine fancy colorcd cloth Shoes.
MISSES gossanIer rubber lace Boots and Busf'ns
Purchases will find it their interest 10 exatne our
stock before buying elsewhere. MANNf& w ED. |
la6 Main Street, st. Louis, Mo-, and " rear SHeel
Roston Mass. Aug l3-2m - |
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FORMIDABLE SURGICAL OPERATIoN.-A Buffl-
10 paper gives the following account of a very
formidable surgical operation, remarking that
" it is one of numerous delicate and difficult ca
SEES that have yielded to the skill and experience
Of the same Surgeon
"Miss-, a resident of Gcnesee county,
had been for fifteen years sufferer from the
growth of cancerous tumor 1t occupied
nearly one-half of the front part of the entire
chest, and had gained prodigous size. DR..
Halton Ganson, of Batavia, was requested to
extrpate it by operation, if he thought it
could be done with safety Accordingly on
Tuesday, August 10, at 3 o'clock p. m, all
things being in readiness, DR.. Ganson, assisted
by DR.. o. Clark, began the operation, and in a
short space of time the numerous friends pres
emit had the satisfaction of seeing the huge mass
fall from the body, leaving at its bed an enor-
nous cash Of nearly one foot in length by six
inches in width, extending down to near the
ribs. As the surgeon had predicted, the patient
survived this bold operation. She expressed her
warm thankfuness at its fortunate termination,
and also for the great relief she experienced
from suffering in consequence of the chloroform
which was administered to her. The operation
was performed at the house of Mr.. Ethel Scott,
one of the oldest residents of the town of
Batavia"
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StOD Tkicf-.slOrsc Stolen.

ON Thursday, the Both of August, from Jonesvillc,
~ Wis. large white horse with long body and neck,
white and tail-hs off hind leg turns out and Ito
steps the inside of the foot-tlle nigh hind leg has
a blood SPAWN, and lump The inside The horse is
nine old next spring, and is good traveller BY
taking hold of the middle of the tail crook will be OBJ
served, similar the crook in the Off hind leg He has
been traced into this State, and last the Tur
key River road. Any person giving information at this
office either Of tho horse thief shall be suitably reward
ded. JAMES MURPHY.
4
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LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES,
COnstantin0pie, Aug. 4, 1851.

letter in reference to the sailing of
Kossuth for this country:
LEGATION OF THE UNITED STATES
Constantinopte, Aug. 4, 1851.
DEAR SIR As believe it will interest you
to know it from a reliable source, do myself
the honor and pleasure of informing you that
since my arrival here, l have, in the absence q
the Minister resident, received from the Turkish
minister of foreign affairs the formal and official
assurance, in the name of H. l. NJ, the Sultan,
that on the LIST of September next, (our 12th)
NJ Kossuth and all the refugees now at Kutaih,
in Asia Minor, will be liberated and permitted
to go where they please. M. X. has sent to
this legation declaration that he and his asso-
ciates, with the exception of Count Bathyani
and his lady, will proceed to the United States
in the steamship Mississippi, which vessel, as
you are aware, has been designated for the pur
pose of removing them there by the President.
learn that the Austrian government is still
their release but believe the Sultan's govern
ment will act with frmness, and carry out his
Maicstys generous and humane intent. con-
sequently suppose that as the Secretary OF State
has directed NJ. Kossuth to be conveyed to New
York, you may expect him there in the latter
part Of the month Of October. NJ X. still en-
pertaining the highest opinion of our country
and of its government, will land upon our shores
warm advocate of the institutions which have
rendered the United States so prosperous and
SO happy.
/ have the honor to remain, dear sir,
Respectfully, yours truly,
JOHN P. BROWN