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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Northern Indiana Railroad Go.

,Ertract from Letter dated indianapolis. Dec 10. 1851
"The counsel for the Northern Indiana
and Michigan Southern Railroad Companies, made
motion at the opening 0! the Supreme Court to
appeal f.ea IA. order. granting inunc.
ton, by the Judge below. against tho New-Albany
d Salem R0Iroad Company, and the Michigan Cen
trail Railroad Company upon the ground that such
an apreal Unauthorized by IA for such order
made in vacation. The motion was argued about
ten GAYS ago. and on Monday las, the Court over
ruled the motion and sustained the appeal. The
cause now stands for hearing upon the merits, but
the counsel fer the Northern Indiana Company re
fuse 20 meet their opponents At this time on the mAn
question. and as the Supreme Court had complelet
lie cali OF the docket pending their consideration
Of the above notion 1t cannot be brought before the
court butby the consent OF both paiies. AS the
ccusol Of the Northern Indiana Company viii not
consent TO argue II now the cause must stani until
May next, when the next term OF the supreme
Court will he held Then the New Albany Com
pany y III have a right 10 heard, and The question
can be 70 longer evaced
The whole aim Of the Northern Indiana Com
PAW seems to have been to get some advantage,
even though temporary, which might aid them IN
their operations Ia tie money market and give
,rCd;t to their representations that they possessed
the exclusive right around Lake Michigan. Tho
siealthy manner IN which they obtained Their nlun
tioES 70 keep Il IN force revive ~ ana theirrciusal
10 argue the the merits. though at the open.
iug Of the term their opponents desired and onered
20 meet them On The nam question, seem c-caiy 70
eyIrce their objects, IN which, however, they have
sfnualY failed.
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IInhaom River Railroad.

10 he Bdifofg ~ me- y /. lff3nte
GENTLEMEN As the Directors Of this
road profess to do all in their power 70 secure the
comfor, and safety u their passengers, desire to
illustrate the extent Of their abOTs ~ statement OF
hat the passengers on the tram which LEFT ASanY
on Tuesday evening 20 o'clock underseat We
left Albany Al precisely waited at East Albany half
An hour rea he'd Hudson thirty miles, a. ~, Pough-
keepsie half wayl about u, and Chambcrs-st. u
= O'Clock the following morning, having been lOl
hours groIn Albany. Before starting were assured
ty the agents Of the road that We should arrive IN
New-Nork by or before O'Clock.
The cars we're so cold that during the whole night
the passengers we're obliged 70 crowd around tae
wIeIched li,tlo stoves, and oy stamping their feet
and beating Their were barely able 20 keep The
blood ID circulation One pruden: gentleman en-
oned HE friends 20; 10 sleep, az that was ne pre-
cursor Of death. when caused by intense cold
The conductor ard UTakemen upon the tram dif
al IN Their power 10 increase 'he comfort 10, falner
alleviate the sufcringsj Of the passeBgens. Blu.
what can a conductor aHt his subordnsies 10, act
lng under orders and without means
Nor g this the only time the public have suffered
on ,kls road On Thrrscay evening Last the fuel Of
the o'clock train from New-YoIk gave out 40
from Poughkeepsie up we rode wlIhou. fires, and
tia. on i cold winter light Respectfully, &c. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18

Dovgiasy lie TiDgwell and Ostrsnder ~et'
el,c'ed Vice Presidents. and hessfs. fhonS a
Painter and Foyd Cl.'ksou Secretaries. seTNS
of Tetolptl0ns acre offered, an untB DouslT afoD|
ed symDalhIzisg WITH tae ftu,tiioGs exile. Louis
Koeeuth Governor OF Hungary, aud ms CO npisto s.
after yt;ch the following wis adopted
Rssol,~d 1ha' & Committee Of ntsen 10 scphatel m
behalf Of The ,oung men pBg tgei rctas Bar.T''s
IN the CITY of Ynrg 80 G-Tse ZONE Al nes, cfic
lated to csny oct Ite object Of IA Kb,suia mss'ea :"
discovery.
TIE following gentlemen, on mo!oa, were 1p'
pointed such 'Onn.liiee:
Il Oia Bur'!lc, vs'h At~aser. kaapp & n 1S1uI
Jaqss ID lmrh. Vitb Hcyt flingh1st
Da1siss IL fssg sell. 10 Bowen & McSsmee
81 Os'rnrdsr. with VIM. n. Guest.
Jhos II Painter, wl.h Rodgers Gala. Ieavrt ca.
Floyd Clafk.uB, W tn CFrnsll Wills * Ca
B.n,aa.n P.ice. fb David II. Dsvs co.
Chares o Richardson. With Net cBa Insnaace ca.
Georg. J. COOK WHh " "a II. Carr x Ca
+ " Barton wrh Williams. Bra3fr1 & Co
= Baker. with An hOpy Blocker s. Co.
ROreuS Syus. with Lew Cook K Ca.
A. 8 Pirke ss with Serkins, Brooks Co
y. " Wood Vsrd. with Carleton < Co.
Elias hullanry. a. No " Cuff ct.
On 1otlop tie e.ting sdorrued sub ect to ne call Of
u Committee. OLIN BUhLiNG, Chhrnsh
T,oy1 r A. .T PAISTEF' secrtt4Ie.
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Koesuth in brooklyn tonight at Plymouth
Church.

Tuesday evening, agreeable to announce
rnent the dOors Of Ply mouth Church were thrown
open for the sale % tickets and seats for THURSDAY
evening" when the Macy to address the audleace,
The proceeds beng devoted 70 the Hung ran Fund
Two hun dyed persons were present, ard some little
d 6culty took place as 10 who should have the mrs!
choice for all spoke at once. II vas agreed that the
choice Of slips should be sold at auction. which was
done The highest premiums were - per seat
Price OF tickets s.. Quite large number OF slips
were disposed Of before the auction ceased, the pre-
mums smoUn,fT Ia upwards OF $500.
About Fix thOus and dollars worth % tickets were
disposed of At premiums varying nom Doc. 10 81.
Ii Will probably be the most brilliant assembly ever
gathered in Brooklyn. The ladies' arc to appear
witt their heads uncovered. The house viii be
open until Thursday evening, for the further sale OF
tickets The Al og nanans also the Navy ard BdDd,
have volunteered their services, and VIII be present.
Madame Kossuth will be present on this occasion,
the first time she has appeared IN public. Tickets
have been sold to-day from IS 10 s. each. All that
IS received viii DC given to Hungary. Ii rs supposed
that tie proceeds. including the premiums, will
realize over $4,000.
The Committee, we are told. we're obliged to offer
The choice seats at auction Otherwise there would
have teen a regular scrambling for tickets. All
Broo klyn are de awake on this occasion, and VIII
give substantial evidence Of their interest In the
glorious cause Of the freedom OF Hungary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
ar,tsts' Meeting Last Night.

4 meeting OF the Artists IN the City,
friendly to the cause Of freedom IN Hungary, WAS
held last evening at the National Academy, Broad
~ay. ter the purpose OF adopting neasuresio AFFORD
PRACTICAL aio 10 the suse, by exhibiting series OF
ts9esux at Tupisr Hail, 81 any ether place that
may DC selected, the proceeds OF when are 10 be
given to the Hunca mad NJ. Dufand was
called on 10 preside rs Chairman. Mr. Huntington
~as scecsed ~ Vice Chair nan, and hT. Crsnch as
Secretary. Tie proceedings were conducted most
harnaontousty, and the utmost snthuSasm was m ,nl-
tested By every OF The talented genliemsn pres
ers for the great principles 81 powerfully advocated
~ The eloquent kossuth. The REQ .utlonS which
~trs p<eseated by Nh CosyeE. and unanimously
ADOPTED, embrace the views which they consider
hes, adapted 10 achieve the desired result
Assosped That where's. FreeSsn 70 essential TO Tie
Iu de'cseonse OF alt. ashs 10 hAi OF every ehsi Se
'AAAs ssssrstaR Of the human so AID AAas "herV -
he edSr TO tes,eg- Just ush.s and oSsSclA ieed1n IN
thsnyss@oveHent WORTHY u eur srpqoit. ~ AriSIs
NSet that esit and has lsl0as have declared h4I
. ~ = ohe q 'Ae means lAS, MI n>st s'eciaai AZ IL
,Assovsd That a series Of IshssAnr WANTS q
sscsS At IL. Msropoasr erSslsI1 8SH Nsios SsPdeS
- 0ecrs House or such ylac~ a. ENy hs deemed
HssOrcd That tie receipts 70 ee derived svm ,uc6 an
h Ss,S ~ a. hsnS. 81 ,as nsss Ssi
sso cd 90 take charge 81 ne D0Asys collected Tor
RssOs.es That General Ccuznn,ies ~ 70, leo. has
WV artists with power TO add " then number, be APP
= take svasrsi charge 81 'Se management OF the
E.ssaed, That IA Executive COMMITTEE OF aiss. ~i.A
800 70 inofesss their number oe APPOINTED 10 take
~ vac Production u said laoSaoT, villa power 70
~ such desens choose such place, iRcui such espeLs,
APpont saeh aids and assistants thSv nay consider
q acsirsels for the NOS, saccess!rl carrying ort
low resolutions and thai the Chairman c! 1t
Ss n Pleased 10 nominate such Com Iittse.
&c rfosicent then nominated The following
sehIieinen as the Executive COMMITTEE
'rss.is Dansel Huntington. l. Leutls 7 p Rossilst,
\ 1tS n X. Brown. Thomas HICKS LOUIS Lang J.
oV.rns. v o DsrleY, vIRcen, Colysr. -
A. al inc last resolution the members present plssged
."se'ves 10 aid the General Committee in carving
ou' TIE ahsve resolutions
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

.CaRrTER, OF Ohio, asked me unanimous consent
10 introduce resolution for the appoin,nen! OF a
Committee OF Five TO wait on LOUIS kossr on his
arrival al he Capitol, and introduce hin 10 the
Members q tie House OF Representatives
Objections from several quarters.
CAErTER-lt Is the Same resolution .ast passed
TIE Senate.
Dir WEIoHTNAN. Of New-Mexco, ofeTet a reso-
luton, authorizing the Clerk 20 nave the pu0lic DO
cumenis translated INTO Spanish, AID I'VE thousand
copies circulated n Sew-MeXico. Objected TO.
Mr GOopENOW. o. Ne, introduced a resolution,
PROVIDING that, Dung and after the present Con-
s.ess, memteTs shall be furnished ~th such new.
PAPERS AID publications. as they may select not 20
exceed IN amour! per anIum the cost OF four daily
ne~tpapei-. Passed aiyer refusing the Yeas and
Nays.
Nj Tvcx, Of n. H., introduced Dill providing
for the ssceraImeni snc salsfs0 ZION OF CLAIMS Tor
French Spollalons, PRIOR " 1901. Referred 10 Com.
mlltee on Foreign Aia;Is
MI ALLEN, Of Mass, offered resolution provi-
ding loTthe selscucn Of Deputy Pos.nasters by me
people and tEstrretlng he Committee or ihe Ju-
dietary to repST. bill accordingly LAID over.
Nj. HAMS Of y. Y. introduced v,l 10 amend
the acts regulS;lng the carriage Of passengers In
merchant vessels Referred 20 the COMMITTEE on
ConmsrCe
Mr. Brown introduced jorni resolution. giving
one hundred are sixty acres Of LAID - lie hunsar-
ais vho have been transported to tbs country oS
the orders Of this Government
NJ. CABTLL. of Fia- wished 70 a-c pGcviso, taa.
they 20 ana i've On n.
Mr. Hall, OF No, only wanted our OWL citizens
20 oe entitled 70 the same privilege.
% eclon beng made, the resolution goes over.
Nj pAws gave notice Of us intention 10 INTRO
duce bill relative 70 the ozce Of Assistant TreaS
uYer II New-YoYk
Mr.. HEBARO. o. VI offered a preamble, TIA:
EAerseS kossnth lis Nev YOrz speech, sre7orted 70
nave csc alsd tlSt TIE resolutions o. ecce p4sset 81
Congress las poIsscal meaning therefore
Rrsores That Sad resolution intended 90 esvs
political Mezni2g . pledge tue GOyer.rlen, 20 any
course actISn hut Ee,sy srpIesssd synJsthy he
cause n Which be l. engaged.
debate the rules, a. 70 Uhe her the 1880
luton, objection berg made to IT'D Mr.. CLiSshAS,
should lie over and u was finally 80 directed
Mr.. PRICE, 81 y. j., introduced bill, authorizing
The Secretary of;he Nary contract for cay ns tie
mail from Jersey City and from the City Of neW.
York 70 Galway, or some other port 90 Inc "ss'
Coast Of Ireland. Referred 70 the Committee on Iae
Post Once.
Tho Committee on Ways and Means was in
sircted 10 inquire into the expedency OF 80 altering
TIC value Of the specie coin OF the United states as
t. make the real ara nominal vale vi ae coin equal
Mr. CLsss@AH. u n. &. offered resolution 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
CITY ITEMS.

~ For notices Of City and local mat
,ers IN rela,.os 70 Kossuth, see Third. Sixth and
Hgtth pages
e The weather is intensely cold. At
5ocsock yesterday morning the mercury was down
20 degrees atore zero a. noon 1t had nsen TO
Is: Las. nigh. Vas apparently no. quite 80 cold as
the previous oue, but IT was pure winter IN all !.s
aspects
Y Mad1le 0ctavla Delille, prims donna
dc lopers Comique, Paris, announces that her ARA
grand Concert in Amerc a viii axe place at Metro
politan Hal THIS evening on which occasion che VIII
be assisted by signor Benini, signof h-finl' Aaa
Herr Gnettl, with an orchestra Of over lofty Va
ented nusicians under the direction OF dr w sh
cent Wallace No doubt there VIII oe a rnil noase
az much curiosity has been Eafnies'so 70 neaf VEG
new vocalist.
u The repetition Of Lurtzlng's comic
omar, NJ the C1asI and zimmerman Is gwen by
the German Company az the Assor-pi"ce ope'A
House tonight in compliance with The genera! oe-
ar. 81 ,hose WHO heard II or heard OF II upoa "a
s,st ,enyescr,ation. THIS German Company IS
t,. a,,Ts "a our u,uscal life, and gives fair prom
IS ~ b.ing vel established. They have acquired
a sucden arr rather remarkable popularity, and ap'
- 10 embrace elensais which Will sustain their
rev rosttioa. There Is no doubt OF house fuu 70
night,
FoR THE PocKEr-Francis & Loutrel,
No. - Ma.der-lane, have Just published about tho
neutest lite Pocket Memorandum Book Tor 1859
that "a have w, sesa-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Letters 10 Aossuth.

We have been looking over nulnDoT OF
,e,,ey. Enclosing money! received yesterday by
Gov. Koseuth They ali breathe the true SPIN. OF
Liberty, and express the warmesl sympathy Tor tue
man AL d the cause. We c'Hnot resist tne 'eihp's.
intended Tor tho public the source from which II
comes must be our excuse 'or u'terIng II.
VoiCE OF THEoBALD WOLFE TONE
Doc. H. 1851
GOV koSsurH-Hosored ST lnclose drstl ior 10
for the Hu, sran FUND IL NAV glve an interest 10 yous
,s Ia kuow that II comes from She grand daug htar OF
Sh,.hsld Va oi In Yon> who IN lT5 81 and ~ pleaded tho
Csuse OF his country in France and Holland
May the suooees that failed hn De ie.vu"ou upon
yOG. NhANb NhV" ~, ~ ''''
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racify fts sevtntsrs,h rue 20 ~ 10 extsud 70 kss
svrH the privilege Of toe Hat. and authorizing tas
srt&ker 10 ccumaniosss Ia same 10 HIN. Lee
over
Eun5ss Of sthsr resssstsoas xsTs dispossd of,
shsl the House aaySufned-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
The Weather.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. II, 1891
BurFALo--Nery cold. Thermometer degrees
above zero. Wind ).
ROCHESTER Thermometer l3. Keen wind from
the West Fine slelghng.
SYRAcusE.-Clear and cold Thermometer 10.
ALBANY.--Th Thermometer II. Clear. Wind w
LOUISVILLE. Dec. Is The weather here Is IN
tensely cold and navigation has closed, botn above
aud below the Falls The Belle Key, which left
here. yesterday morning for New-Orleans, returned
today, unable 70 proceed The maIl-boat also
started for Cincinnati, but was compelled to return
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
BAR Recep,ion 10 Governor Kossutb.

This will probably be magnificent affair,
az We hear the lawyers determined not to be out.
done by any Of their competitors IN dong honor 70
the person and cause OF the great Magyar. Aside
from the presence and eloquence OF NJ. kossuth, 1t
Will be more like extra opera night than an Or
dInaly attendance 20 heara speech. With the house
decorated and embe lshed appropriately for the o.
casiop-thc ladies IN ful dress-the members OF the
Bar in a body-the various bands Of music together
with the enthusiasm inspired by the performances OF
the evening" scene will be presented which every
or not being present will have cause to regret,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
At CINCINNATI


Two meetings have been heis ard an enthusiast,
welcome hsS been provided for, N case he should
visit thaI cay.
Ar COLUMBUS
meeting was held on Saturday nshi, The pro
ceediags oi which have not n dChec Us
At rRENToN, &. y
prepara'ions for raising money are In progress,
and committee has been appointed 10 prepare .
Plan.
AT BURLINGTON, (S.J)
HopeS are entertained that kossuih vii wax them
anO steps are taken accordingly.
At NEWARK, a. j.
II, expected that Gov. kossuih VIII De induced 20
stop a Iacmsn,, bu. whether he viii or not We are
unn!ogmsd.
Al YOSSEKs.
On the evening of Monday large ana
enthusiastic meeting OF the inhabitants was held TO
devise means OF rendering substantial ald 10 Nos
suth and his cause. HoH. Fortune l. WMte was
called 10 The ChSlr. The meeting was addressed oy
ex-Ala Robert 7. Getty and others and upoa his
RrsafNa' TSs, Conms.ee u Six 10 srposniedisY the
Char 20 10 called The Hungarian Liberty uns C.nnni-
tee II ionkers, ~hese dsy shAl De ~ solicit sekVs
eus frs Nc pecye OF the town conssiuts fand TO
be deTeyes b. tks Committee 70 Governor Lsas kos-
suh b han ssIcsdeG al his discretion - tAs eause
WheTeupor The Char appointed the following
gentlemen such Committee Robert = uet.y, bsqp
James w Mitchell. Esq, DR.. I. X. Hihoard, Arson
BALDWIN, ESQ Ethan Fisgg, ESQ, William ".
ScrughxIn, Esq.
IL VAS then unaniInousl,
Resolr.G Thst the meeting reeCrrens that the eoarss
adoptea b. tee people OF feIkers De pursued gshstap
towns AID sgSs Throughout cur sha taA sinss-
tees BE APPOINTED and funds raised s1e thai tAns rae fs
%, oi county pAihkEs Win ths cause u Llost
tar ashogi tie wSIid s pe :-Y0- ' - Vs.A
acceptable and more suhstsaua ASSISTANCE IA~> usfS
~oxrs. however eloquent, can convey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Raleigh Fire Destruction OF n Gotten
Factory, &c.

NORFOLK, "Wednesday, Dec II, 1851
The estimated loss OF property by the fire at
Raloi Oh Is about S15 eco.
The extensive Gotten factory. girls. mil and cot
ton gun, beloI gng to Abraham Riddick, situated on
Somerton Creek, Nsnsemond County, Va, WAS en-
tireiy consumed by fire ON Saturday last loss
s37 ,CCO-partly insured.
This has been the coldes, day Of the season here,
ith a strong North wcster.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
NETWORK.
6rcat Cas-. On LAX. Erie--Wreck Of she sssaus-
er NARROWER, sc.

GIRAsD. Ia. Wednesday, Dec. II, 1851.
The ntsmer hsy aoaer went ashore at nisaf.
miles be low Cone ant cuiIag NJ sae mes. ~fdt
sal.s ever Sps need on late Fire. sac ts oar
feet wreck. They saw potnng from MOadsy eve
arg Il lsst night, when they ven ashore. The
fud e. chsms sno the smoke pc serc carried away
Nothing bU, tie saul and coolness o: tue officers
saved al or bOaIu iron 4 fearful death.
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The Voice OF Indiana.
In the Legislature of Indiana, on

In the Legislature of Indiana, on the 9Th
inst MI King introduced the following JOINT Roso.
luiiOuS relative to kossuth
JOINT RESOLUTIONS RELATIVE TO AMERICAN iNFLUBN x
ABROAD, THK HUNGARIAN REvOLUTlON AID koSsUri.
Ben kesoIe0 Nv ne ''ef at AsSroiy OF ne Slle OF ~
,tarc Thai, there bers community IN the principle
of Freedom and ideny IA he destInes OF huma1ty
Americans cannot se indifferent TO the pIosfesto Of h9.n
abroad ana 10 the fate OF those who promote them that
Of tue tunes enable the Government oil the
UaoC States, conn abby With It's policy OF non inteTvon-
ton by the e1eflion oiis po"trul NORA looo 70 assume
l,la ens Of Increased interest and influence among ChnS
uau Nations ard OR the SIDE Of t!eo pncpoa aud The
rights II the people.
beate thtmeyo. from the uraIies OF the sos0i utlst
Howe Of Hspsburg, snshis appeal TO tina, last re
,st, of ,nsSrrec'ion, one dnine rsht wach All Amen
can can Lowisdge aud that the Magyar febohoa molly
Mi icfc. srd co disastrous because OF treason
Cossp, well deServed and received from the people OF
Indsna ho efulIess for is success admiration oF lie sio
Ths IN. r,oTs Of Indians 9ucr Louis Kossu.h as the
WI aud nYotonSton that svolutonoi It's PnAePles
Us heroes ia welcomes, It's greatness It's spnes ana re-
Ver.es They him worthy the honase Of all friends
Of freedom ev.rywhc-. and especially o. American hon
age hy fame whica reputes hm the sshngtoh OF
sa,con now the generosity ol the rlrk liberated uPon
tLtHsr VI scy may yet prove 70 be the LipeIaot Q!
Hueaiy They rlst At : his destiny. IN the designs Of
P.ovderce lead ne VIGOROUSLY n ths maiiay
against Dts om which nO~ nutey EXISTS IN We thoushi.
AID "a cling, 81 ep.T,ss,d millions. but will M God good
time rItn INTO ala armed and uuIGous ie'o OF foHseo
Iho Ioeps Il lodiAns therefore cetey 'ngraulass
him sEo his low fuptNes ths escape fon Austrian
vepgtarco. welcome h a. the guts OF our na,i,n and
ihrousa tser Senators and ReprescniatNes, nyts Inn
ud h suite 10 the guests Of tins ss'e at IT'S
opols where persops msniics s;ons OF heir sympathy
tpcCt for It's kt ne offered
That his Erceilcncy, the Governor. be requested 20
the rsnimsslon oi .he tort,an ns 20 o9.
keSsuth, and fvr'heT ihA tSo Mem'ors Of ts' senate
and two Members Of the Ho0U be consthcteds ceput-
uOa to Kossuth at Cscnnai. If ne SHAH rst ,nal
LtsssiuTs tender him the welcome sad hospital - Of
the same at the Staie taphsi
NLch MAS read a his' liine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Beaten Municipal Eiectisn-No Chsicc FOR
MRyoF.

BosroS Wednesday. Dec II, 1851.
The second ;nal for the election OF a Mayor took
place to-Cay. snd resulted IN no choice The vo.e
stood Seaver. tWnigJ , 976 DR. Smith, (NsiveJ
2673 ThsX;er. Dem } 2to Scattering, about 100
Their, VAS no choice IN tee three Aldermen voted
for
Two Wing Common COuncilmen were elected
The vote WAS small, and but iitsle interest mann
tested.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Prom the Plnins,

ST LOUIS, Tuesday, Dec. IL, 1851.
W. Reynolds aud company arrived yesterday
a. INDEPENDENCE, Mo, route for Washington.
They bring TO news Of interest. The weather on
tie Plains was intensely cold. They encountered
continued snow storms, which proved very fatal to
the cattle
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KossrrH IN BRooKLYS.-We diredt at

,eu,ou 70 the intereed demonstration in favor G the Hun
garan Chief AID bis sAis evening IA Brooklyn at
the PlyAoutL Church The ticseu sr ss'Jei al s'ta-
We understand The Church IA which he vii dsliSsF bis
Aeeress i, M 5; coIysEesi and aP9roa,is ias sn's
proceeds are Coz the cssse Of Hungary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Kossuth and the Ladies'.

In the arrangements made for the meet
ing on Saturday at Metropolitan Hall we perceive
an alteration which It would be well 70 notice The
Committee it seems. have now determined TO have
ali the seats numbered and hence those FIRST pur-
chasing will necessarily have a choice of seats. We
learn that besides Kossuth, DR.. Tying, Dr. Bellows
and Judge Edmonds will speak on that occasion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
MARYLAND.
The Southern Mail

The Southern Mail-Doath OF Ola citizen.
BALrIMoRS. "Wednesday. Dee H. 1851.
We have no mali south OF Washinston tonight.
James w Wagner old ami wealthy citizen.
cisd he o TO-DAY.
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BENEFIT for the Fund

The proprietors of the Diorama and Pan
Drama Of London, now on exhibition At the Siuy-
vessnt Institute, No $50 Broadway viii present the
entire receipts for admission this day, u the Hdags
Ran Fund.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-18
Inyitatiow from the President OF the United
states 20 kOssuth.

A coulter arrived Yesterday from WASH
InetOn, upon ofic al MISSION 10 offer kossuth an
invitation from the President OF the United States
10 visit tie Capital, the guest OF the nation The
sspatch which, he bore was delivered yesterday AT
,enoon and It is expected that the liiustrous Mag
~, viii he nrypaIad 10 leave New-Yor on Monday
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kossuth an other Places.

In every part of the Union the people
are moving in the matter of the reception OF kossuth
and ala to Hungary