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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

With The hebs J.5Iis whom yaa Ttpsettat Vhertscr1
blow the rishs ~ he pie they feel ttst
~ - b.~ ~ tss cassmep brotherhood OF tTos
D'h hetcs tktJ deessn.zs.ia ne sIosg do1e - sho
pfoSie of Hunt az At'scs yspuzr rights NbsEegcr
hey sIistfh caTsgs ugoG those sacred seArmeEs AL
fsinEs Which tfe roBmrn bad OF the advocates Of
CIyl LileriV ihicng boat the To5,i
En- yen n.aJ sss Il asserted ~ ihs cold and cllen'
that tee G. erhsl feeling which behold wbrss
Infested and vLlch Nl sanau1d you lie bl n,
wherever yen may uAyc ousl the lcs n a.i ll.h
o. cur llrd - bI, the uGefe ng md Iisrr cxy n the
bauute No, cu' IN. fnthuSI you Is hat -
Intelligent poop e. aad baasd upoa The facts - yDar
and c0nDtryE history II Mt mere e5ulitioi
Il feeling has been ia sell charged wh Cd oag ale
lJTth oy ysEr presence sad which all disappear lie the
bais sss fabric Il VISION when your fscs Loo.
,etn aId longer heard. TIE % DO u ihe
United aes rOnveTslIt With the hsr1c sirssgc -
hu5Eay fer Liberty from MS iaceptoa - - dsLst
tefisiDEion who does net know with What bl341c N
ognaton they rad and al read here the atie Of TIE
desseson Of Faths land ~ the oru'a rides ~ a,
IElio ~ Power watch aspes 20 dct1 law % Continent
81 the lee ing that has been awakened IA the breasts %
our people ~ tae sulerinss Of an-ay III C1Ao It's =
.ssid N TIE Councils Of tho Republic The psoe OF The
the brethren IN ekes Hemisphere To6dea 10 tae dust
attempting 10 susta pine pies dear 20 as NE. AID
Which have Oeen sahculed BY the blOO Ile try ~
eur own golhes Rsycuhsn. RellloB. humanity and
self respect alike forbld 10.
Go on, Sir IN Heavens rams The popular qiN z With
you and Ike the resis less torrent, viii bury
or cary with u, eyeIy thrg that dsTes with
hont, or Gee us progress
hoesuIh rean the address very aitentiyely and <
pressed himself extremely happy and delighted for
their klncness and generous aid 10 the be id
the honor To advocate. The sentiments which are
expressed IN the letter in such noble words he also
thanked them for, particularly the last, which adj
ylsed him 10 " Go on, In Heavens name, as the
public were with him. and like a restless tO!ren.
would sweep away all opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Application for Kossuth's Autograph,

A gentleman pressed forward to kossuth
this morning, after the deputation from the Amer
lean Bible Society establishment had taken their
leave and on behalf of a Mr.. Strong, who he said,
was collecting autographs, made public request
that Kos suth would oblige him with his autograph
at the time spplaudDg his energy ID the cause
OF Hungary.
Kossuth replied SO many arc in the habit OF re-
questipg my autograph that | cannot give II. You
speak OF your having collection and that reason
Why YOU can do without my autograph forh you had
no collection it would be more prizeaole to you. You
have made public request forit, and must decline
if you hal made private one, might have consent
ed | came here to employ my time for higher pur-
pose than giving autographs, and though should not
object to give one, If did so, should have ali the
people from the President to the hard workingman,
demanding the same right, and the same gratitude
for their affection and love for and my country,
because every one appears TO respect Hungary and
to claim my love for loving my country. should
take up one hundred days which / could employ
vaiuahlv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

II 10 melancholy to bear in mind the stubborn fsei
that he cannot last lsng that the uanscenden'
ststesmsB and patiiot who IS more tn~n any otae,
man Ident,6ed with the history and al the great
ueasur,s of this country for the past half century,
must coon 20 down TO the tomb, and leave forever
the county aRd the people ne has so ans~efviagv
ard natTiotically served, aTdently loved ard so
hi, nv horored Mr. CLAY will prot Aby, as soon as
tie ssathsr gets miter leave here for PHILADELPHIA
AID Dr. JACKSON OF that citT, who nave come
here 10 invite and urge him 10 go 9ltn them IL pnf
suit RI that repose which he 80 much needs. Ny
the Angel Of Heaven guard. protect, AID soohs hin
during the remn ant ci his days on earth sad convey
his eTea, sprit WHEN II finally leaves IT'S frl ear ny
taterIaeie 10 the regions Of perpetual 81 &C. u r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
DY TELEGRAPH.
DISPATCHES for spain-Kossuth and tie Wash
ington Press-Resignatien of Henry Clay.
WASHINGTON, Thursday Dec IS, 1851.


TIE FnteHtgenctr says that George II Miles, OF Bal
timore, left Washington yesterday as Bearer Of Dis
patches 10 our Minister at Madrid II infers that the
dispatches relate TO the Lopez prisoners and NJ
Thfasher and expresses = confident belief tia: the
exertons of the Government viii procure their re
lease.
The IAfeiilgAaoeT also expresses i's surprise thN
10 toast was drank at the Press Dinner 20 the Pres
icen,. and that Webstels Letter received Kisses. It
ssys the first movement made f0r me release Of )s-
suth n as BY Mr. Webster, and bat for the influence
Of his letter to the American Minister al Constant
nople. kossuth would still be prisoner IN ASIA
Minor.
TIE Republic says that Kossush is in the hands Of
a few oficious individuals in New-Yors, who use
him to advance their ogp interests and in the fulfil
ment OF their purpose aboring TO place kossath
in position antagonistic to Congress and the Adj
mnstration--that kossuth has been led INTO en-
taDglng alliances of the worst description despite
bis CAFE
Henry Clay has resigned ms seat il the Senate
he Will spend the winter in Philadelphia and return
Q Ashland in the Spring.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Kossuth and the Ladies.

Immediately after the above request was
made a number Of ladies', who had heard the CONVEX
sation concerning the autograph, were introduced
and after salutng them. ,
Kossuth Observed When was in England had
the honor TO receive an address which was signed
by as COO ladies' and | know that such an address
would be signed by many more ladies' here than 1t
was IN England. II had TO give my autograph TO
every one who would sign such an address II would
employ much of my time. II has even been sug-
gested to me that if were 10 sign my name and get
who would take my autograph but that would not
DO for my time precious, and my country calls for
my efforts.
He then took leave of the company Of ladies and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
SOUTH CAROLINA INcENpIARIsM.-Av ol


unteer correspondent at Columbus, S. C., who
begins his letter with the mild address, "a You
id scoundrel, but rather warns up as he
proceeds, incloses several extracts from Carroll
ma Disunion journals TO let us know that the idea
OF Secession has not been and will not be aban-
doned Among them, we find an extract from a
speech of George MoDufiie, proclaiming that the
People. of that State
stand upon the principles of everlasting Justice,
and 10 power shall drive them from their position
They have solemnly declared, that this system of
oppression, shall no longer prevail in South Caroli-
ma III M none but slaves left to submit to It, and
that they would infinitely prefer that the territory Of
the STATE should be the cemetery Or frsee than the
habItafion Of siarsS'
We must protest against such higher law,
'incendiary,' abolition doctrines We, too,
are anxious that Carolina should cease to be
" the habitation of slaves" but we would rather
wait little than to have the thing brought
about In such {. sanguinary way. Our CORES
ponden, should shave has head and take bath
Of ice.water
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
PHILADELPHIA.
Arrival OF kossnth-fhe schuyll.l eios.d-t.
pcrtan~The beard or Trade-ysuny La
BensGs at Barnum's
Csrespondsace Of Tie y. V Tribune.
pHIrAnrf NM Wnfr..ha- n. ~ -.

Benefit at Barnum's.
Correspondence Of Tie y. V Tr.ban.
PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday, Dec II. lsq
A Geographic dispatch received in IN.
city to-day, fIom Nex.York. states that KOsse,-
viii positively arrive IN Philact phia on W.dn....
nexI, and has Pt,d the banquet, which NH.
given at the Musical Fund Hall on tie fo,,o...
Friday All feel pleased that the dsy IS a, 80
hxsd for the illus,rio1s Magyas's recepno. '"
The present cold Gather has tssc,,,s,, =,
Tie SchuylAill River az this point TIE 70 ~ -.
chants are preparing 20 oh their hoass. ard 49,.
are eDjOyn their eShiiara'ing Snort ttst aS-,os
this moving The mercury IL a thermorn,,s, -
az SIX degrees below zero. WI
40 4 stated meeting Of the Board Of Tr,a. ~.
Ia this city on MONDAY evening last, aaa,.s a..
business transacted was tue followin, 'eh
letter numerous signed by citizens ~ r,,..-
wac received asking the Board 10 taie rss,,'o.
with Congress for Improving ire usv,ea,on ~ -
Delaware River. 50 rs q render il nsyissh" ~. az
SOops to Station Point wkeie the staes on ssn, ~
vana, New Jersey AID New-YO TS uaiis r.ees . ~,
referred 20 Commiitee ="
\ letter nom tie Cincinnati Chamhs, e, co,.
merce, asking the acon of me Board IN favor n a.
application 10 Congress for IN appropriation 10 con-
sIuci Canal rounl the Ohio Fails AZ Louls,iH.
was received. Referred 10 the Connii.ee Of D.
Month. ~'
ACommiitee was appointed to report reseecn,.
the present system Of ruOvs and HABIT housssiu NJ
A"Hc Nbef anu nay ana "hd' measures are m
CURED TO increase the number OF baoys ard lssAi.
where necessary.
The Secretary reported that a namttf Of nsna.
rials had been Distributed assing Congress 70 mai.
an appropriation for piers In the Dellsare Riysros
the cas-, SIDE OF Reedy Island several % shies A,l
already been pIesenl,d IN Congress
Lewis McGee. aged l. months, died 4, O'Har,,.
court, Aoyamensing, last evening, OF sisyssn,ai
Jenny Lind has altered her intention es giving IN,
more concerts III hrs CRY She gives but one ncrs.
and that occurs on Friday evening asxt The re.
son IS. the slow manner IN which tickets wen, "a
for the fIst which took place last evening
The benefit for kossuih. which occurred al R,
NUNS Museum, in this city, on the 2ith ul. yel1es
the sum Of $500 IS, which viii be hardei to the n
lustTious Exile upon his arrival IN Philadelphia M
Spooneri is the pftSen. proprietor Of the Museum.
and deserves much credit for rendering the Resumes
OF his establishment gratis on the occasion
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
] Judge Smith-NIarshals of California-Foote-
MIR. Clay's Health.
respondehce Of The n. Y. Tribune

Correspondence OF Inc N 4. lriDune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Dec 10, 1851.
The effort of Judge SMITH, of Ala, in
the House of Representatives. 10 do INJURY to the
nations guest the noble KossUTH is deeply regretted
BY all those who know the amiabe qualities of that
new and inexperienced members mind
Judge SMITH is a literary man who has written
novels Of some merit and magazine articles of stamp
and character. He has never been decided poti-
cal partisan but has for the most part eschewed poll
ties he now ranks as Union Democrat, although
he was enough of Wing in 1910 TO go all the way
from Tuscaloosa, in Alabama, TO Nashville in Ten
nessee, TO attend a delegate, the great Wing Con-
venton held in the latter city in May OF that men,
orable year.
Judge SMITH possesses quiet and unobtruSiye man
neTs, and is very amiabe man withal Hence his
sudden effort against KossurH has taken his friends
by surprise. 1t was obliged to be failure, and for
his sake is deeply regretted by those vine know him
best
The effort OF Mr. MARSHALL OF Cal (the brother
Of TOW F. MARSHALL Of KY to get his bill for
refundng excise moneys to California referred to
the Committee Military Affairs, and not to the
Committee Of Ways and Means, as he we'll knew
that committee would give II the sleep of death,
was decidedly rich and entertaining yesterday
MARSHALL is true representative of the name he
bears. He is all talents and game, stands six feet
and two inches in his pumps, is as erect as May
pole, and has an abundance Of that California or
nsmeht worn by Esau of old depending from all
parts OF his face below the ears and nose. His hair
whiskers and mustachios are Of mahogany color.
In age he appears to have ary thirty winters
He very frankly told the House yesterday why he
did Tot wish his bin to go to the Ways ana Means
Committee. The first two members on that COM
mittee, Mr.. HovsToS Of Ala. and Mr.. JONES OF Tenn
were known to be so very economical that he could
hope Tor nothing for HIS State in that quarter
Messrs HoVsToS and JONES rephed-of course
they did-,hey are rust the members to love to have
something 10 say and to hear themselves say it-and
maintained that they would be as liberal toward the
Administration and its wants as they ought TO be.
This morning the subject came up again In order,
when M MARSHALL exerted himself TO be heard,
bu, in vain. A large majority Of the House mani
tested desire to hear him. but the rules were mex
orable and could not be got over IS the House was
acting under q suspension Of them fol the existing
occasion. The bill was finally referred TO the ways
and Means Committee.
Gen. FoorE leaves the Senate on Thursday next
ogo to Mississippi and be naugurated as Governor
Of that State. His voice. for while al least, Will
be hushed in the Senate. Amsn
Mr. CLAY remains In about the same state OF health
which vouchsafed to him at the time the Editor
81 TIE 7risems called to see the noble old patriot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

OF private mines. This tax varies from 70 - per
cent upon The product AID as nnstenlhs II all The
mines are carried 90 upon private acco' mt the re-
suit lie very considerable dimination IN their work
t,c This tax IS In addition 10 thai for The support
NJ ,he oohce and military force kept up in the gold
region, which averages one quarter ofshe value 81
~. rold extracted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
TO A PERSIAN BOY

:
TN TINE BAZAAR AT sNfshA
yus gorgeous blossoms OF that magic 'fee
p.S.ath whose shade sat thousand nights
p,ea,hed from their opening petals all delgh"
Embs'med in spice OF Orient poesy,
When first, young Persian, beheld time eyes
And fell the wonder OF thy beauty grow
within my brain, as some fair planets slo"
Deepens, and fills the summer evening SKIES
Prom under thy dark lashes shone on me
The rich, volup,uous soul Of Eastern land
,npsssioued, tender calm, serenely sad
Such az immortal Hahz felt when he
Sang by the fountain-s'reams OF hocnaoau'
Or in the bowers Of blissf1l san-rcano'
smyrrG, (Asia Minor Eco. 81, 1851 b. >
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Tn Ornament cfAsia" and the "Cio"n
Otfsir Ionia," Yea but ASIA sIanus
No more an Empress, and lonia's hands
nave los, their scepser. Thou, majestic town,
Ana. g diamond On fsied robe
Tse FRESHNESS, Of thy beauty scalters yei
me radiance Of .ha. sun Of Empire set,
whose disc sublime iilumed the ancient globe
Tnca si.t'st between the mountains and the sea
The sea and MOUNTAINS falteT thine array,
And III thy courts with grandeur, not decay
Ard Power no, Death, proclains thy cypress ue 49,
Through thee, the sovereign symbols Nature 'eh'
Her rise, make Asis's fail magnificent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE n. Y. AMP HAIR

FATAL ACCIDENT ON TIE \. Y. aND HAR-
LEM tRAILRoAD.-Ald. Concklin yesterday held an
Root DAVIS, native Of Ireland, 90 years Of age,
who was run over by freight train on the n. Y.
and II Railroad Itappeared IN evidence that about
10 o'clock ON Wednesday evening the deceased, who
was in the employ Of the Company. jumped upon the
platform Of one Of the freight cars at 3stst. The
platform was covered with ice, and being very slip
perry, after he had ridden about 100 feet he fell of
some OF the cars passed both bis legs above the
knee, hanging Them in shocking manner, and
producing death within two hours. verdict Of
accidental death IVES rendered by the Jury.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Letters 10 kossuth.

4 letter from the Secretary Of the " ST.
Thomas Society" Maysvie. Ky, says sha, should
Kossuth visit Cincinnati the society en- masse HiA
meet him there.
A note from Committee of Mechanics of
the Eleventh Ward, asking audience, FOR the pr.
pose of presenting material AID, was received.
A letter from the Law School atBallston, y.
Y, is full of sympathy and promises that in the event
of failure OF the coming effort for liberty IN Hun
galy and the flight to this country OF kosSuthS chill
drep, and the necessity for place OF refuge, the
School will receive them and protect them, watch
over and train them with all the tenderness Of pater
nal care, not excepting even mothers love and
make them orators equal to the fame OF their father
The letter given below enclosed 500 In
aid OF the cause.
NEw-YoRR. Dee. Is, 1851.
GOVERNOR KosSUTH-Ilustrious ST.. BE pleased to a.
cept the clerks of p L. Rogerss Union Hsl Clothing
Warehouse corner OF Fulton and Nassau ss the sum OF
One Hundred Dollars w1lch thew have l1iay subscribed
in aid Of the evil and religious liberty IN Hungary
The is but Te bat hat We lack N msaDs 10 helo
The gorous cause you represent we viii make up IA prayers
for It's success
We also reque,t you to honor BY receiving the
paByDg coat which prove teTyceaoie 90 you at
This bitter season ofthe year.
Wishing you a happy in the nited States
slu 10 your IN here, and glorious Triumph
your farheTand subscribe ourselves, with great
specf your 0bed ent servants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
The Great Libel Case.

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr. --MeSsrs
Bsaydsley VS.. Le,vis Tappan.-This cause which has
now occupied the attention Of the Coar upward Of
twenty days, was brought TO close yesterday NOM
ing, BY the Jury rendering unanimous verdict for
the Plaintiffs Damages $4,000. The able charge de-
hvered by His Honor Judge Belts, we cenno. hnl
room for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Donation from Union Hall Clothing Ware
house.

At about 2 o'clock yesterday number of
young men from the above warehouse waited upon
kossuth at the Irving House, as a deputation from
those employed on the premises, and presented HIM
with a new Winter travelling coat and donation Of
$lOO 10 the cause of Hungary.
young man named Bruce being introduced. bowed
10 Kossuth and passed few words of congratulaton
after which he presented the donation, with an adj
dress, which We print under the head OF Letters t.
kossuth"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
ls5l. not vet known

With respect to the present year, Qs5l), during
the first SIX months, the mines in the Ura Welded 10
gvds, or the same as in 1850 According To this the
gold crop of the Empire will not exceed So 900
for the year, falling of of n millions from isis
This is caused by tai laid since then upon the Weld
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

Production OF HE RUSSIAN GOLD
MIsEs.-We find in the 7rxster Zsitlng letter
from 81. Petersburg which gives exactly, and ap-
parenty from the best sources the yield OF the gold
mines in the Russian Empire. In the year ls2s the
product was los ptds, or 81 s37 SEQ, the pid beng
worth 49, 500 in 1888 it had risen to 37s, and in
ie43 to l242 puds Since then il has been as follows
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

SUICIDE BY SCHOOL GIRL.-Elsey A
HuIford, aged 49, pupil Of Miss Wells boarding school.
Mass., drox ned herself "Wednesday the Sd inst She
ef note stating the OF the rash act waat IL
tneLas, troubles and TRIALS Of life novel reading &C
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19

To the Editors Of the 1TfbHa>:
GENTLEMEN In announcing the onaiiOns 20 the Kos
suth fund yesterday you say Slas Herring and
woYkmen 900 Please correct by SAYING that the
norEmen OF C. Herring contributed $500 Il will
in your advertising columns that have invited compel,
itors 20 tral of Safes fire the OF THOUSAND
dslaYs 70 be paid TO the Central Committee Of hs
Kosuih fund for the relief II Hungary II fail 20 raise
the proposed above vlll IN due time, hand IN
nv cont button to said COMMITTEES.
New-York, Dec. "a, 1851. SIAS c. HkRRiNG.
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Donations.
A Correction.

COrrsct,on-In the list OF donations published yes
terday please read &C. 7. Cromwell. $3.50 4
Zones a."
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u For places for Ward meetings, see
advertisement, on the first page of today's Tribune.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
Contributions IN aid n Hungary.
GENIN's HAT EsrABIlsHNENT


To tie Tfecafire COMMITTEE OF the hungarian Find
GENTLEMEN The Men, Women and Boys employed n
Genis HAT Establishment Reg to leader you the sum Of
s39 coainbuied b. Them ard Of the Of suffering
Hungary Although the amount il but nte, they have
acted ON the principle Of He gives dou1ly Who gives
quickly"
God speed tie high and holy which colffbu-
tIons are intended g. promote
December II, 1851.
NEW YORK. Wedne sday, Dec II. 1851
We the undersigned, clerks OF the Mechanics Bank,
deeply sympa' hising with Louis Kossuh in his efforts to
obtain freedom for Hungary. and DESTROYS Of contributing
mite of material aid TO the good cause do hereby
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-19
NEW-MENICO.

The following letter addressed TO tAa
ohio STATE Journal, though containing no adliiDsL
news of late date, Will be found Interesting
SAINT. Fr New-Nexico Friday Oct a. 1881
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-06-12
NOTICE OF A RUNAWAY SLAVE.

'EHERE was committed 10 the COM -
4 mon Jail Of 81. Louis county on the @*
10Th dag of February. 1851. as run t1W
away slave negro boy, who says his ~
maine is Gil ARlY WILLIS, a bright I'm
mula,to. five feet five inches high, A~A
bout Is or 30 years Of age. Said boy ~
had on when committed, an old cans aEuNss&aico
coat, striped pants, cheek shirt and an old cloth cap
and says that he belongs TO james Douglass of New
Orleans.
The owner of said slave is hereby required 10 max,
application 10 me for him within three months from th
date aud pay all charges incurred on account OF sa
slave-OitcrwiSe | viii, on ArtRDAY, TIN
IWENTi-FoukTH DAY OF NAY NENi, b"
tween the hours Of nine o'clock in the forenoon ant
five O'Clock ~ the afternoon of that day, nj The Ea-
front door oL the Cour, House in the city and county
OF ST. Louis, State OF M.sOut sell the said negro hoy
above described, 10 the highest bidder iol caSh pul-
suan to the statute il such made AID provided.
HENRY Is. BELLE sheriff
Iicb2I-hs Of st. Louis Co., issour.
St s,fcbruary -, 1851.