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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
KOSSUTH IN NETWORK.
Ksssu,h Mt che Irvinsi u ouse.

VISIT or THs SSwroRK VOLUNTEERS.
Iror commepc.mett Of yesterdays pe,ossAiass eos
With page d Morning Ediasnl
Yesterday noon a number Of the gentlo-
men who had served in the New-York Regimen, Of
Volunteers IN the Mexican gar. waited uppn Kos
suth to congratulate him upon hts efforts for the
freecon OF Hungary. There were present Col
Ward B. Burnett, Msjor Dyksman. Csp.s. Taylor
and Fsnswora. Lieuts DIsensury. Miller, and
Ral'et, and SeTjt Floyd. Aner salu.ing him,
Col. Burnett. observed that they fels an inscres,
in the cause OF Hungary, especially as they had
served With one OF the sons OF ner sol Ia var
In which he was first In the gallant fight tie
alluded to Mr.. Demburger. We feel an in
teTesl IN the cause, because II Is the cause OF
civil and rel gous iberty We feel an interes, IN II
because few gallant men stood up IN defiance of
the otspots OF Europe. We feel an lnteres, IN II,
because 1t rs the cause Of mankind and OF the free
com OF Europe. We might have presehted 10 you
more men who were Ia the Wars OF Mexico, but
only remnant of the regiment to which we De-
loneed returned, snd as trophy OF their exertons
the war their flag was shattered with the balls oi
the eremy. but never tssea We call not. sir. 10
express our sympathy only with Hungary, but we
propose to support It with our means as far as We
are able, and you will honor roe by receiving this
my part of the offering to the Hungarian fund
(Here Col. Burnett HANGED a donation 10 kossuth J
hope. though small item, that Ii Will form part OF
the millions which will be given by this country for
the purpose of erecting a monument on the Grant
Piazza OF Pcsth IN honor OF the memory OF those
gallant men who fell in the battle OF free iom and
that $4,000 will be discussed for this monument
and f450,CCO 10 place guard OF honor round IT, IN
the shape OF free nstioDsot Magyars
KOsSUTH'S REPLY
Kossuth replied to this speech, saying AN hap:
by receive this testimony of your sympathy, aud
your practical aid IN the cause of Hungary, and
shank you for the kind suggestion OF which YOU
sneak which Is a new idea 10 me. You do no. need
to CLAIM an acknowledgement for your vslor IN
America for the world knows thatyou fought oravely
In the cause OF your country, and like our brethren
not only fought but bed. thank you, gentlemen, for
your good wishes tow ard my fatherland and wish
that, with the help Of Goa, you may carry on:
have read with great Interest an account OF the war
in.Mexico, IN book which was presented to me by
the American Consul At Gibraltar It is kendsUs
edition think, and as | read II paid that respect
which every man ought to pay to the remembrance
of great deeds.
He then shook hands with the Volunteers and
wished them fare Vell, and Colonel Burnett. before
taking his leave said, that he should have Informed
him, that when the day Of struggle came, some OF
them, who were young men, would show their aid
by their sword As well as their purse.
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Caution TO THE PUBLIC.

CAUTION TO THE Public. The great
popularity Of LYONS Magnetic Powders for the dssruc-
ton u Bedbuss Cockoacaes Moths Ants Fieas. Files,
&C. plants avd all ether insects has prompt
certain parties t. prepare spurious ARTICLES ana Oior
under for sale Few OF these
Indivdu dared to their pOsons out ms Tree Oi
poison Tse proprietor Of tic original article has In thus
city only the cnOhed agents. and the principal do
pot ia OF Ne "a Broad gay where also may be obtained
Pills for the instantaT destruction OF Rats and Mice
both utCbOy arc uaT6nItd. ul3 w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

r The GAS Contract last night passed
nothing but the signature OF the Mayor to be fas-
tened upon the City.
A more outrageous abuse OF power has not
often stained the annals Of municipal legislation
in any city, rich as they are apt to be in neglect
and violation Of duty, in obs and corruption
generally. Certainly so bare.faced an operation
has not before been inflicted upon the City OF
New.York Without any toleIable reason, long
in advance of the time when the present con-
tract expires, and when another might properly
be made, without giving any chance for public
competition, this Common Council presume to
fix upon the City a contract which secures for
fifteen years to one company monopoly OF
Gas making for the lower wards, and puts the
business community at the mercy OF that com
pany And this is done too, )ust as the members
OF the Common Council are about to retire from
office. and when common proprlety would seem
to dictate that measure of such nature should
at least be left to their successors.
We give here the names of the Assistant Al.
dermen voting for, and those voting agains, this
measure, III OIutr lHdt the iUilStltuSHto VI tdNi
NAV metc out 70 him that justice which he mer-
its. If we are not mistaken some of the gentle
men in the affirmative will live TO regret their
mistake
Yeas-For the contract Assistant AID moore,
list Ward), Haley, DID,. Mabbatt, Qlld), Mccarthy,
(IVthl, Crane, QXthl, Miller, Nth, Smith, Xlth),
Ward. (Xyth), Bolster, (XVIsh), Alvord, (XVIllth)
10
NGys-Against the contract Assistant AID: Boyce,
fVth Ward J. b. Webb, (VIIth) J. Webb, (Vlltth),
Temsn, (XII;h) Pearsall, tXIllth) Sands, (XlVth),
Ely (XNIIth), Edwards, (XVIllth)-S.
Absent, Assistant Aid. Barr, with Ward).
The Mayor now has to give final desclsion
upon the question. We entreat him to reflect on
the needessness of such 4 contract at this time
on the serious extent TO which it involves the
interests Of the City and the business commu
nity on the improper manner IN which 1t has
now been passed and on the view taken OF the
matter 10y the great majority oil his constituents
We ste not how the measure can escape being
branded with his veto. As 1t already Is with that
o. pu5l.c opinion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

" The Aldermen dispatched consid
srabie amount OF business last night, They voted
tls3 to pay Fourth OF July bills. resolution 10
appropriate ground for Mint was passed. They
appropriated d, 900 for payment OF Hungarian Re
cePtica bills. And they voted 10 extend the Ress
pavement the whole iens.h of Broadway. And all
iourled
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

,,p'.srs ARE CoxiNG -GEsN would therefore, ,us
tCs 90 his store array OF LaoSes y
se VIZ ys,iey sD5 he believes, the most ottsn
IN. ~ New YcIk. invites 'ner CRITICAL insPee,io. nu
"a. MINI ChlLcbii d and o'heTs. Nctofinss, ,i'af
90: Tppets sc. Represented % every quanv c'
ksr ,,xnncxive krds abd Will be gold a, pnces cores
ansrS wpS the awaited season. Geniiemens ana La
De- EsT Gloves G.i,.u FqT C3iss WIN as' "e
900 /. vvery srsry If material, style add proc
C,snIs's No ga Broadway, opposite st. Pauis
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~ The Uoiop Clothing Warehouse, at

w TITO UnIUH VIUIIIIHB W w
Che corner Of Fulton and Nassau SIS lying dtecty on
two great busuess thoIo ytes and adjacent t. all the
leading avenues of usde seems des med by poson re-
sources moderation OF sces and the pr0verpsl etcei
fence Of lis articles come ore OF the hrM hot tus
first fsbiskmert The Kind In the United States Ca
and see tho Wholesale and retail stock OF every
article Of clothing for Ge-temen and Boys. NIP. L..
Ro0ERs. the p opIietor, happy to see ali corners
diB A1hkSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

DRsss AND WATERPROOF Ts.---Boys'
double cole boots leather overshocsLsdes Misses hnd
ehea CATERS and shoes, Ter sale az the lowest Prices
by JOHN l.. WATKINS,
dl3 xSTukTh ia Fultcn II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

rs| A correspondent finds fault with the
Nex-Yosk and New Haven Railroad Company for
10. giving the passengers an opportunity to dine On
tbs TOAD.
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~ IS 10 asked.
NV, ORLEANS, Monday, Dec. Is. 1851
COTTON steady sales this MOI ming, OS0 bales. AZ
'sc' TOT good Middline. SpeAS unchanged. Me-
iAssxs eselined 1890 hhds sold at Gil arc Mess
Ponx 70 dull Al els. Bacon Sides, 100 sold at tic.
OHIO FLOUR Is Al 81 70. Prime bsrreled LARD a
tic. Wsissr, Hottie. FRgIoKrs to Liverpool
are 7'toi. STERLING ExcHANaS, sale y ct prem.
NORFOLK "Wednesday, Dec II, 1851.
Sales are making of Corrox at sfdsc Coax Is
at Noosc. SLAVES are scarce, but unchanged in
price
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

CHOlCs CAKES, CONFECTIONERY, &C.
Mrs M H. ppsSNBuRY tegs leave TO inform her fnends
and the Pesic that All has removed her branch from No
"a 9th sv 20 Ne 1897 broadway, sd - where
ancsisn with her old stand u CHARLES AID
WasAnsten- SIS shs Is ed - tIa.sh eve
Of Frat and Fancy Cake Confectionery. &c OF the D.
quality. ~
B-Hsr specimens TO- the Heheays VIII be resay Cor
lrspectso0 90 and after The sSth INST. DIS arurhAS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
TIE Two LKAprRs.-While Kosssrs

W. LsADEko--sV nl6 hOSSbTb
is receiving the enthusiastic sympathy. admire.
ton and assistance of the people Of England and
America. GoRGEY. the other great leader Of the
Hungarian War Of Independence, drags on q
lonely and monotoDous existence at Kiagenfurth,
in Csrin!hia. 8 city much resoried to by pen
stoned officers Of the Austrian army There he
lives with his family, consisting Of his wife, s
single child, now but three months old, woman
serysnt, and a soldier who was his attendant
through the war. He sees little society. hardly
family Of the city having sought his acqualnt-
snce. He has but one intimate friend and that
is an Engishman. His time is passed IN study
ing chemistry and physics, and his chief amuse-
ment is lecturiDg upon physical chemistry to q
few persons. OF money he has plenty from the
Austrian Government he receives yearly pen
sion of 1900 forms and from that of Russia he
has received 10000 silver rubles. He is very
rarely seen IN public about once a month his
wife prevails on him to take walk for the sake
of his health, but in general he avoids appearing
abroad The common people regard him with
aversion
The contrast in the present condition Of these
two leaders OF Hungary is no greater than the
contrast in their characters and conduct. Each
is endowed with eminent abilities, and each had
opportunities seldom allotted to man. Kossuth
was faithful to his country and to liberty Cor
gey betrayed both. The one never filed so large
a place in the esteem or the affections ofthe civ
ilized world as now the other is despised and
detested. The patriot as well as the traitor has
his reward
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

" Housekeepefs, and all others, ia wans
., p.hh,.. p.d....,. A., would do well call AZ 81
WiILARDs old established warervoiGs loo Chstaam
corner Of MulberD-st where may Dc tolna vac s,
ofTeaihers Beds itIeSses, 60 paiant ,ew
ana Cots. wh lesale and Ieta ny nIuIhHc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

~ Window Shades, Lace Curtains,
Muslin Curtains Gilt Cornices Satin De LANES, and all
other Curtain mtteras for sale at reduced prices ey
through 70 No. 81 heade IT. dig TurhSspl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

IT, JudlciOus and systematic advertising
n the Ne~sSspcrs CT the cities and Of the United
states near and remote he done at the AGENCY of
n PALMER, Tribune Buildings.
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. Members fer 1851

GgsERil COMMITTEE o. DsNccAATic WHs
iogs0 MEN.
FIRST WARD--kneelGnd {. Townsend w. P.
Sell, J. DTummond, p b Van Houten, JOAN u.
skcosp wARp-TAomas F. Riley Jas II. Welsh.
Jamss Duke d. C. Henderson,, ". Fordham.
THIRDi WARD-Daniei BoNiy,' Jonathan Edgar,
James A. p Hopkins, Jacob P. Marshall George
W. Thschers
FOURTH W.nD-Dennis Mclaughlin John Ed
wards DAVID Blair, James II. M0seman,' Archibald
FTra WASD-Andrew ". Legga,t, George T
RolnaI. A.oeR e. Hale, James [. G1lick, Joan H.
Steele.
SIM WtRp-F Z. Sherman. William Bryden,
John MMks George W. Williams, Wm. Rowe
SEVENTH NARp-See TIE protest OF majority OF
The Wig Election Inspectors.
EfGATR WARD-James Gridley,' Louis ;. WsdS-
worth George 6. Lake Joseph k FayeI', Wa.
T q. Maiek.D.
TENrH WAsD-John T. Barn ard, Abraham Baker, =
Edgar J. Oliver, John Lslor.' Timothy x. McDcn-
Cugh.
ELEVENTH WARD-Freeman Hlscox,' Rooers J..
JImmeEson. George Sheffield, Jerome Underhlll,
Thsmss Lyons. DO signatures are attached 10 TIE
advertisement commune a..ng this result.
THlKrEEsTH WARD-JohR Cooper Jacob &.
Howard, Andrew Gran, Thomas w Thorre,' Law
renee Harvey
FovRrgESfH WaRD-JOhn w schenck, Samuel
Brown. Charles + Meyers. Hiram Purdy, John No
renus.
SEVENTEENTH WARD-see the notice Of the elec.
ton ulder the head Of Special Nouces" IL the a.
vegtising columns.
TwEsrIrrH W.RD-Oscar Taylor Jacob De.
pew Robert q. Leete, Henry Houston Charles
Ross.
NO returns from the other Wards
sN.mhsrs fer .RSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

q Dr.. Bethune was installed ION Sun
dsy last pastor Of the New Dutch Reformed Church
In PieuepoRi st.. Brooklyn,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
let th0se now dance, who never danced before,
nd ihosa m "a w nNN InYs lnnce ihh mon

lNtbuOsV NV uanpot WV sN'N' NohNee
And those who always Sapced now canoe ihe more
~ MILLER, iii Canal St has already sold
thousand paT Of Dancng Slippers this but has
fiesh supply, beautiful than ever with Quilted
Boots ana ButkDs Alpine Cater Boots. White Sam aad
Kid Slippers. Mhe LII Caters also spleadid eRsrod
cred Toot Slippers ladies ana gentlemen suitable for
holiday presents. at. Il. MuLER's. No. 1874 Canal st
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NorIoE.-OvrRcoATs, SNow-CoArs,

DOUBLE-Co &cWe are DESTROYS Of closing out our
ock CT the above syes Of Goats wish TO make
for wboetale stock for cornty trade ia
Of nsnufsctuTe Those Overcosts &C, combine the
greatest wam,h with variety aud elegance Of styles
As the drawing - clss and stock much
LARGE wsh to tuna II into money aud make room We
will therefore sell the remainder OF Winter stock at
and in many belsw, the cost ID. 4. J. DsvLiN.
Nos. ~ AMI IS joins St, corner Nassau dis Ct
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
E,raAsr Fa,,cH WEDDING CAwDs.-

ms subsorbsr resptc fi calls the attention OF pafes
reousx somsshng truy elegant TO his beautiful 81 10 OF
sily bcrderod and PLAN kIeach Porcelain Cards. Ea
velopes and WEDDING Boxes IN the latest mode Essk
DELL. No. 3e2 Broadway, corner oi Duane" n1m
store No Is W xi,-s'. W iH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

~, FoUNTAIN's assortment Of Dry Goods
r,,cv A,cle, f., IN India China and France for sale
wholes lie nd retail ut No 80 Broadway bios Bald
n.o% de 3tTuThSSs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
SELLING Org.-PsreesoN q HUnrHeEYs,

IN no Broadvsy corner vii sell ths ennc 10.
~ Al the late large Auction saes
she fsijcwDs price, Hoh Brussels 30 70 los per ysio
Et,s Hssv1 py g. per YARD Extra Heavy, s1pe! 's
a. pcs ward Coed al iool, 81 cd - q ger {ard VI
Cloths Ertrs heayJ Is yard And az oIheI eo.'A
equally low uS"N"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

SELLING OFF Fun TIPPETs, BoAs, CUFFS
AND Nugys Tie advanced sssOu has induced BAnrA,T
No los Csn reduce he prices on has entire s'oo2 .,
Essh,onnbIs TDrs n expressly for CITY Ietai
trade His stock evesy vaney o. Naree FWcn,
Chiuchla Ermne MIMI, Squirrel and Genet Muiis' y III
Tippe| Welcomes ID Cuffs. Fur Tn nnrss &C.. &c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Whia Primary Meetings.

DEMoeEA1Ic WIG GENERAL COaNIrrEB FOR 1853
FIRsr WARD.-J. Phillips Phenix, Ed
mund GrllHn, Zebedee Ring w. c. Anderson, VIII
liam Tlagg
SECOND WARp.-James Kelly Gideon Clifton
Hiram C0ruin Isaac Ayres, NJ. 7. Mussey.
THIRD WARD-James Z. Wood William L.
shard,ow.~ William B. Town. Willis Patten Thos.
Outwater.
FOURTH W.RD.-John Niles Charles Chamber
lain, William H. Sparks RobeE, P. simpson, Arch
ibald Hall, Senior.
FIFTH WARD.-George J. Cornell, Warren Chap
man. Alexander IL Schultz, James Kennedy. John
Frink.
SIXTH WARD -Chauncey W. Schaher, owen w.
Brennan James B. Taylor George W. William
son. John BOaTdman.-
SEVENTH WARp--It will be seen by reference 70
our advertising columns that "a ma only oil Ihe wing
Election Inspectors have entered protest 70 me
proceedings enacted at the meeting IN this Wsrd
II appears by the statement Of Messrs. Terry. Pnce
Rnc Boyd that known Loco focos were the cause o.
much Of the disordeTly proceedings complained OF
TENTH WARD-NethaDiel q. Bradford, hoIaNo
Reed William l.. Miller. Roben I. Haws, VIII
ELrvESTE WARD-wilnam T. MaokreD, Labaa
C. Stiles Joseph Southsorih, John W. stetnieldi,
Joseph Abbott The advertisement shh2 2 me
election IN this Ward Is anonymous The ceTnh-
cate should have been signed By the mig inspec'
TmRrEKyrH wAlp-EdwaEd COLIN samuel
Atkinson. James Dewey Daniel FORBES WIZ
ForsrrtsTH wARD-wniiam s. Gregory, VIII
liam 2 Wood William II. kuhn,' John b. scoles,
Benedict Lewis il
sEvESrEESrH WARD-The Duke tlcke. IS elected
by 4l4 ms ority over the Ridley ticket,
TwENriYrH WaRD- William Turner Henry T.
JoDey,' Charles D. Tunnel CaltweA b. Les'e''
William DOGd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

" FOwLxa L. WELLS, Psychologists anc
Pubishsrs Clinton Hall, No. 1871 Nsssas-st. New-NoIk
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Tins ARr or DREssIN0 WEE.

ooson COLLAR and Tstbands of the shirt leading
Is IN the ulSSe OF of fashion, and we
think hat In thtte and olhcr particulars. the shrs made
20 order at GREENS FurnshEg Store of Gent leen. No
Asor house unsQualled. There Is another men OF
tins store which must omit To nanepaIc uality IL
sxeoutps orders.
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RicH JxwrLsY.-Mr. J. F. LIMsERGrk

No 80 Broadway getting his holiday assortment
efyewvy viii be worth the a:,sstion " purchasesto
look and inspect tk stock before purchasing as We eSrn
that this gentleman determined " give bargains 70 all
who pal,eaise his establishment dis 2tlhAS
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LYAaY's JANUARY OK FESTIVAL iIAf;E
p ., ~,s,,oo., III, "a, educ NJ New Style Of Hat
"a. The No Inlay 3sssab b.,mg met Win s'ea' 'su 20
ts adoption ~ az conn Gas sur ~ H. ~
,,n.enoe vi. viii o,.s cor sac, OF NecnosoaT Dec "
~ .srtion win our Onglnsl Syles, d4ts receseo
ar xmenca made eIV-ssy for The seSs'a oy enr o.s
s..n,sS~c p,,i. Fasfic.pt To Gentlemen seeking cpa
hrsi,e.s cf ossty Of outline elsbeTs ate az
t,u,hfsI 6nsk on O,f.bs fT the season Is respess'
.ahm,,,sd I.sARy s. co Leader Of Fasn,yay
10Y GeL,enens HAS. As'sf hDase. AZ
FURs FURs FURs,
THE for tsat arms a n'"afo"
NsIAe0 a bear" ,..,~n.
Nov n. VIvfer Of our d1coa.ens R,cr"
Mace glorious 90 inner " pssakspesre I'm proved.
-, o.t,r,sts nc A isrfs and
Mufs Segh Robs Bo.sse NOV the Hssser No. iss fal-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

CLsAvra's HONEY SoAr.-This unri-
vailed Toilet Soap sold wholesale aud retail by r c.
Wells Co, Rusatca \ Calk, and Jetn Meaktn and
retail by all ID asssts ana PsiuneIs Wholesale only by
w. DAVIS, No $50 broadway,
Sole Agent Tor The United States.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

THAs AT WHoLEsALE PRICrs.--A great
variety s( Green ard BLACK reas AMONG which are soe
OF the 6sssS that hsye beep imported tbs season Fam
lies supplied any quantities the Oe established Petls
Tea Co~spsss. Nc IS Fslf0s s. Thls Company WAS the
hrs ~ eIAx prce Teas their proper value Or
ceIs from asv part oi the ~ may be addressed 10
dis AThASs JoSErH ID. EVANS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
A CRNuINr MypIClNE.-The Oxygen,

Gsd B,stcss have go equal tonic Medcne snd ASH
contaias 10 alcohol especially adapted 10 the deli
cate ooasi,utol females suffering from der&nke-
ment Of che nAius Al functions weakness rogu.sy.
ncrvoss debility. &C,
Dor sale By a. l. ScovrLL Co, II he DEPOT. Ne 5s
Bruakway. snd by al retail Druggists Pfics-ls lssso
bottles 81, OF three betues or 81 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

CHRISTMAS TRERs. The subscribers will
opes Monday. the add INIT, large assortment OF ar
tSoes dressing Chrs tees also, splendid fancy
Roros. Sscs. hole Comets sc hed with oh pee Con
iectioAety. THOMPSON son, Coniocuonsrs.
dlsN Noe 80 and $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

rV' Hudson kiver Railroad Passengers
and will find Blankets hroche and wooden shawls,
De Iair<s No,e other DRY Goods abundance and
cheap H. TOWNSEND Co 5 old store. NJ T0l q zen
w,ch- near Amos also, ss b. {. WANpELL COS
No lis Ninth 18Th St both stores connection
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Nxw. ORLEANS, Monday, Dec. Is. 1851.

LouIs,iLLs, Tuesday, Dec. 10, 1871.
Hoes have advanced IN cur market 70 81 6s, aid
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sBIsmbsfs fer 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-05-30
THE LONDON EXPOSITION.
TRANSLATED from the Journal dies Dehals.l
b. JULES JASSiS.

TRANSLATED from fhf Junrni tcs Dchis .-.s~,
The us 5 to SD%biious Of all The nations be can
universe is certainly the mos. .ad gentleman in love
1o odvcnued upon BY any hgh-Inoea ,her aban
pc M % din and ,umu of civilized nations ~hen m ,be in
M' themselves freely the spirit, 10 the t worthy
uo of labor Behold At last popular % If smiles
spalon f Iho concentration Of the earth anu " r,e ]
at once hib Here be excellent revolutions whlc aaed
lloi inaIhies w. and command our respect. , other be-
our pos, rourieous weapons Men oppose eaci Ill rom
with the hl, nm Of master pieces there resounas J yin
hnu Ss.e nations in The heat OF labor noE b sohs Of
m IT, hammer descending upon the anvil " stpn 10 the
OF uc engnc harnessed TO It's fiery car Inarsd ci-
the f Cannon batcring in the walls o. Trmn
sonnu i, js the banging OF looms whch ~" generous
.es NC, end Of the earth to the oner - % hs yanquished
one eh" ,r ore,t nations unwilling 70 DC pS"ti far
struggle ;ssur,be "a strife OF industry benou r
10 10 ,h distance swarming on every '' fo,, the north
;n every path athwnr sens anu ,;ng sun over
ing ouh from the rising 10 the setti''s nains and
10 INC ,hrourh shaduwy VALE from shouI. rrnm The
to % rrsions from the bosom OF ee h;,e skins and
s Of absolute thrones, from he and from The
Steps % sweat os black from the plou.hs hnur thcr.
from tue ssa ~ ~ bv Inc silk in his is ,'on, @ @
armies Of oilers whose d render lust,iou:
70 defend, protect 10 This world delivered up
this wo'la h; rorh abandoned for so long Sa. "
prey ID theories TO frebrand gospels, r,nsmne these
dastara ohars n cai,itts who would '~,ilis ~ ,r.h
vagrant pieachers dnsrious fires to devourng turch
tools ~ wnrkmen 20 rebels Cowaroy H. .L cnn
;, nassions of benghted men, e. ,er,I conentmen
r these hopes these go'ies nsrurjcs threats an'
into us man! eai"''
Sir when one has past as we n bs midst Of hss
The nn
sD:s zee
psass a 5 'fiSg s snssa h1
m "i9' sSmards n hose 1espsndcn
boldly m MP er n In his bazaar spread on. win !,
and touch mem no. 49, themselves which they oeon
I the richness OF nature mnget; f,an evsrv sound
an -. ,.;s factory and In this Jorge ever! ~ ~ H.
fine asn ,s ooyensnt traced OF human industry v u
s"S i Of steel what fons sosaes
and wheework! w!,a, maze q uh' how many miracle