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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-05

DERFORD & cos FAST EXPRESS
- TO CALiPORNIA.-Chesp Postsgo.-Poslsge, 10
Gems; Preighls. 40 Goats y 10 Single Hewspspers
Cent? by tho hundred s. Next shipment will ~ BY Tho
fAst steamship BROTHER JONATHAN, on TUESDAY,
NAV IS Mails close al q P N Small parcels received
III P NJ Packages OF l25 lbs waterproof, received
an 10 A. NJ 1h Inst Mr. Berfod accompanies our
Freight and Mails from Chagres Panama No vesey-
o., Astof House, NewYork. ~ VI
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DBILADELPHIA and LIVERPOOL

DHlLADELf1 IA anu Llf Emf OOh
II UsMAIL LINE.-sIealnshp LAFAYETTE, Chss
stoddsrd Commander (ste Of steamship Crescent Cy)
has been placed this line 10 run between fnsdepne
and Liverpool and will leave her berth LOmbardst wharf,
Philadelphia for Liverpool, 90 WEDNESDAY, TN May,
Al u O'Clock This splendid steamshp, 1900 tuus ourtneni
IA but In the most substantial msBner both - regards nu
ard machinery Her accommodations for passengers are
unsuYpAssed for comfort and elegance. 80
Rates Of passage In Ladies Saloon State hoons''.''t1
C}enlemen's 100
Second Cson,..................: %
Excursion tickets 10 Liverpool and bacE hsi class tI5i
second do &lO0 No berths secured unu paid for FT
passage spply 10 }. @ WILLIAMS, No ios rrontSL,
E-w.York or 10 JOHN l.. LINTON, No 81 SCUM
whsrves or GEORGE AcHENRY co, No Wal
nui-st Phisdelphis. ,, 4,
hrn,.bea tcIets free 10 Philsde lphA sl7ImyS
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limited STATES MAIL STEAM
- SHIP COMPANY For New Orleans di,ecL via
havana 90 MONDAY, MAY T. asp M-fsre Reduced.
The splendid DoubeEngine Steamship GEORGIA
5000 iuus ourhen, D. d Porter. N commander will
ssi precisely ~ O'clock NJ from her pier It foot OF
WUfeO-sI, R. with Ihe Government Mails, direct for
HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS. Chsgrea passengers
transferred Havana The splendid Douo CINE steam.
ship FALCON Freight taken 10 New Orleans al 80 ceos
per cu0ic foot Specie only TAI on freight 70 Havana
No bills OF aiding will he signed ser the steamer has sailed
For freight or passage, apply a. the office Of the Com
- tmylI NJ O. ROBERTS
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NOR SAN FRANCISCO and ORE

GON-ExtrI Family Stea1cts " - ,-au
through Inc tom Psnsms 70 San FAooSco-AHe -"
known G1d fayOri:s Steamer ~
100 Tor, b,v4ry -ost exteuEve AID cOrvecenI ICON
noeAlors tor faniies-sepGrsle sA.e roons 49,. s
se-oot AID seconc cAbin-wl De f-1,1 psrasna
Her Aie CriD from Ssn FrLreisco v a Pei - s,
e-e days She wiz be ready 70 ,s,y--. ,rtend'uz
% 20 5, her aIe By savnE HeT YorI u ne ssS
witch vii Be dsspachse Ias 9sa eS q ss o. t.rs 1ssJ
III 49, 80, - - IA economy offered y 20 o.sst
ssueT Tor acIsii witch I'll y se CT. sxSpy %
g0uI1HD q sSPISyVA s. I . SON g. 40 u
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

u PANY- Rates Of Fare Reduced-fhe only through
Line for california ard Oregon via Havana and Chasos
On MONDAY, Nav r. the splendid double engine
steamship GEORGIA, 5000 uus burtheD David D. Por1er
ism Commander will sail precisely al O'Clock rom
The pier foot Of Warren st. North River FOR Chsgres win
The Government Mails for California and oregon eonnect
ing with the favorle Uoiled States Nail steamship Ten
nessee TO leave Panama or about June for passage
apply q the Office 81 SIS South st. or 1T Weth myl
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MEDICAL.

TVHE TATTE RSALL'S II FAVE
Il POWDERS are silently and steadily pertosnins 10
m.rksbie cures OF HeSves. Chronic Cough, WOrns he
IN Horses Since her introduction In 1his eOdu1ry hey
have cured over N.oQ hogses As condition medicine
lhay arc uneOuaed One package will 40 more - falien
hor.e oa Of condition that I'VE bushels Of gtyEg -
,hs snims. Rlo.s and animation For ssle bv
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

II INewYork 10 Poughkeepsie and Albany, BY Railroad
and steamer ARMENIA, Sundays excepted Leave once
In Hudsonst, Chambers, 81 for Pou Soheops
and all way stations Atst An for Poughteepsie stop
ping 81 hanhsllsnvie YOnkes, Dobbss Forry Deefmsnf
fGTylown Sing sing Croton, Peckssi Gsrrsons Cold
spnDg, Fshsll end New hambufgh Al III N hr
Leep.e nd all wsy stations At4 for Poug hssoPsis
and principal way ions connects with steamer Ame-
MIA for Albany and way places on tho River Al y ~.
for Pe-sshl and way stations Lesve PonghheePsle ko-
ing south at 2 Am, n Am, M AN, Spa and
Steamboat tram leave Peekskil for Nsw.yofk 81 An.
myl OLIVER h LEE Superintendent
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Office of tho
CROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.

Office of tho
GROCERS' FIRE INSURANCE co.
" No 81 Ws-s, corner Of PearEst
CAPITAL S2OG, ZOO.
Al an election held this day, 'he following gentlemen
were chosen Director. Of IN. Company iSt ne
sSe PegS rsn c c:sei s siSSy
Henry Edsy, isssc c Tsylor William Foster;
AT subsequent meeting Of lse Sos,d sAMrSo =,
he Company J. MILTON SMITH, Secretary
New.YorE, Feb. S, 1851
chsndse Household Furniture, Vessels In Porn &C 90 Ihe
most favorable AL Losses promptly adjusted and
CTTIZENS' FIRE INSURANCE
OCOMPANY-Onces 81 WALLsT. and ls7 BOW
ERY.-This Company, with os.h capital o.
SI5O,OOO.
and large surplus securely invested continues 70 insure
Against loss or damage By FIRE, dwelling houses mer'
e6andse household furniture and all descriptions Of Per.
soHL Properly. on the most favorable terms.
Jeremiah johnson, william J. Valentine.
AonEo A. Alvord. James G. bAdwln.
Daniel Burnett, Jay JGVi,
William Wallace, John ). Harris,
Yhomss McElrath. Robert Barley,
Luke BGker m frsncn a rAm0'
DANIEL BURNETT. President
JANIS N. MCLEAN. Secretary IMMSu
DEOPLES' FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
IL Of The City Of New-York, Office l7S Csnsst, (Peo-
pes' Bsnk Buidine) insures Buildings MerchSndse,
Household Furnurs vesses 10 PORT and their csrgOe.
kc against oss damage 10y Fire on the moss taVosoe
terms AL lcsscs promptly sdlusted aud PAID
DIRECTORS
Isrsi.h rerheu Gideon De Angens Charles r Pisrsou
Frasmsn Csmrbell lance 8 Broquef, VIM NJ Wilson,
John ~ Lewis = sokes Abraham Legsetl
Ion, YnlysTtop Jolbam C keekeF, MsgIhisa CLARK,
Henry s ferbel VIM Cofniag, Thomas Wilhsns,
David ID Crsne Solomon sshtA Edward P. Clark,
Ichn Msca Charles Crane Mortimer Brown,
George YonpR. George Warp@r, Root c. VOORHEES,,
Cons Stephens, ChrstOpheT G~YerP. J. oones1SoA,
Simon shinder, Wihsm }. Buck, Allied osIm0re,
Edward Nelson, John Money penny ,ChAs n. Meinufe'
X Hubben Geo Crsgin.
JEREMIAH TERRELL President
MoSks q IEoN.Rn Secretary al ANYWAY
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limited STATES MAIL STEAM
y SHIP PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye This steamer VIII
depart with The mails for Europe positively Saturday,
NAY TO- al - o'clock from her oeTh at loot OF ral ST.
An eers and papers must pass through the Post Office For
freight or passage having unequssd accommodations for
elegance ard comfort, apply 20 COW COLLINS s.
Wal 81. Positively freight viii be received on board
after thursday evening, May g. The steamer ARCTIC
will succeed the 2 a:ifc, and sal May "a. all m0
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.M. S. VANDERBILT would csu

Fl" vi. -. FANOERDIh4 WOuIu %.
The attention OF bis customers, and The puone gen
rSllv 10 bis well selected stock OF ..-,.o.
CLOTHS CAssIkEREs, vEsfINos -.
.nA EIJMMER STUeFS (which be nhs purcossod oo
- mo-, favorable terms for Cash consequently enabling
siSn IN ali in accordance al ais welknowo
TAILORING ESTABLlsdnSNI, wha,.
Ils Eroad way first door from corner OF lvu
he 4. prepared 10 male up GENTLEhENs soo 9O Ia.,
CLOTHING Of every description, In The nea'es anu "''
Hs sIso Peeps constantly hand well :elected sascas
mani of Gentlemen's and Boys Ready MADE Sosoink
Al.o a general sssormest OF
essILEhIr' al l5W|
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT-Com

~ MINER ARRANGEMENTS
~ mencing March Sl.-RAMAPO AND fAYERson
kAlLkOADb-Express rralps lesve suferns a. eonows.
or on the arrival OF the rue rsBs: Al 81 oeIocs An
stopping only Paterson ard Pssssc Bridge g ocloos
An, stopping only 81 Hohohnks. Paterson and Boiling
sprirg; M7t PM. stopping only u Hohokus Paiessos
and Boiling Spring
Leave New.Yorh al o'eioek A. N. stopping only 81
Paterson and Hoaokvs ~ st O'Clock z n Stopping only
n scilng Spring PsSssc Bridge and Paterson H6 ocloch
r. n stopping only a. Patterson and Hohokus The FIX
press trains leave hEkeLsL sIsuoo, Paterson tos New
fork at 81 and IA NJ and p. n or on The arrival Of tho
uSns rom suaerns. fhe up uans stop al Bergen %
signal
WAY TRAINS leave sueernS 81 A A. n. and NewYofh
SAP stopping 81 ali The stations below Paterson, and
81 the stations above on signal.
York al 8 2. NJ, stopping above fssstsco only 81 TO
hokus ..,,-,.
PlrsRsos TRAINS leave Pstersou 81 Q and III celcea
A NJ and a and Il O'Clock r A.-Lesye New York u
and 10 A. NJ, and ia and 81 O'clock I. n
sVspAYs Leave Msrketa station a. q O'CLOCK A. n
or on arrival OF the train FROM saseruS-Lesve Pstefsou
depot al O'Clock r. k-Lesyo New.forn 1s oeicea
A NJ and O'Clock p. n. The sunday frs;ss stop edow
Paterson only Al Huylers and soiline spring. mzsu
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LINE FOR ALBANY

I'VE The and elegant Steamer kEiNDbEh Capt
ALRKGr DEGRoor viii Leave Hsw.York from pier foot OF
huTay-st every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morn
hg at 7 O'Clock and returning, leave Albany ruesdays
Yhursdays and Saturdays al the same hoof making me
usual landings each way q Meals served on board
N 3 ror further information apply 70 JAhEs sishor
q CO. 5 Besver st. New York Fare 70 hewoufgn and
PoGeepsie, 90 cents mhD
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DHLADELPHA AND LIVER

PHILADELPHIA AND LIVER
III POOL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
CITY OF GLASGOW, l.el0 Iuns. CAPT w. y Campbell.
PENNsYLVANlA, 29f0 runs, Capt W. G stotesoury.
CRY or PHILADELPb lA, 2OSs runs.
Two OF the above ships are now being oulL ana WI
he uIaced on he line during The ensuing sunnez
Tbe CITY or GLASGOW Capt w. U. Canpoel, llAte
OF he Cunard line 70 intended 70 sai a. under-
TpoM yHIlApgLYBIA IRON LIVERPOOL.
Saturday. 18Th March wednesday lztn Ieor1Ay
Ybarsdsy, Nay Is Wednssasy' AP'n IL
PROM HILADELIHIA. IRON LINLhooA
Saloon. DOLLAR oeloon' .s'ss.I 9uunoNS
Cab.u.,.......e0 Dollars CABIN .... - ouinea4
Pbese rt,ssneude Provisions and wardT Tea bal noi
Wines or Liquors which can be ssd uosrd
Fryt class steamships ply between LverPool ana 80
COW HAVE, kousrdGn, Legion. AAfse,Ies and 90
keditsrrRrsan pOrts 81 which goods can DO inipped
Liverpool ara hence by ths tine 20 Philadelphia 1re1
WORLDS FAIR-A limited number Of passenger -
DC aken or ana hose for 500 II The saloon and SD
The cabin Gtate rooms Ths accommodations al alSaa
ace vii be found most superior. -. -.
An expereuced Surxeoa VIII be carried on eecn solp
FresgsG % hre goods 60s per uun ana primAge
Al goods se1i 70 10 Agenu 10 Palace poA Ano A's1
poo viii be FORWARDED win economy ane dispa'eh
Tor tre!ghI OF passage. Apply 20 -, 49,. -. pA,,.1
klcHAROsON WAfsONE co New forE snd fnl1So-
RICHARDgON BROTHERS CO Liverpool ,,-,
PATRICK HENDERSONk CO. 6la8Rou p'e
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

OJEksEY-rhis line lesves New Yort daily y steam.
boat RED JACKET. Pier l. North River, 81 a n.
psssengers r n freight and ai5P. NJ passengers anl
by New Jersey Railroad foot OF Cortland Of al d. and
Al 2 and
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N RANNING'S PATENT BODY

DBRACEs ard other mechanical app taeess FOR re-
.,oy,ry in accordance with Is new iheoyy Ae HspAced
.r sr,s,f - De hocy and hus relieving consumption,
SsDsnsa Genera debility and kindred diseases may %
obtsaued AZ lis ofce, Sal Broadway GIV
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HAmDEN ANs AMBOf kAlLhOAD
" LINE from NEw-YORK 70 PHILADELPHIA,
leaves Pier No North River BY steamboat John foIss
ri N and r. NJ Fare In hrsclsss cars, ~ second,
grant Line, by steamboat Transport .. IN raIe
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DEGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOS-
U,OR BOSTON via NEWPORT AND

NOR BOSTON via NEWPOhT AND
IL FALL RIVER-rhe steamers EMPIRE STATE
arr cay sTAYE leays Pim No 5. Horth River, 81 ;
O'CLOCK daily The Empire stats CsPt Brsyton on rass-
grown 90 hoGdAys wednesdays and yndays fhb IL
The only dree lise 70 Newport steamer Ia eonnoeaos
,-fth ibis nps runs 70 add from Providence.
TiBDALE & BORDEN, Axsnx, 10 and VI Westa
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nTFW AND ELEGANT CARPET

c,,y Hal have Just received by the late arrivals large
,Lee. OF EIcH VELVET and fAPEsTRY CARPETISGs
rsiDinK and beautiful patterns, surpassng 10
eSos OF eoorng ana elegance Of design anything ever
before imported and only 10 be seen at 1he extensive
vsrerooms -, ,-.- ..
Trey also invite attention 70 their compete assortment
Of Enxhsh Brussels Imperial Three Ply. Eszhsh S1per
Ingrein, Venetian Carpeung. Best quality English OH
Cloths well seasoned, Of Hare Co. Bath, sna klndoo
and Smith 4 Babers celebrated manufacture
Thess Goods are ali OF their own I'm poranon, and hsv
ing been selected with the greatest from ne best
European mGnufacturers comprise the largest aud BEST
selected assortment OF choice CGrpengs ever exhibited
10 this country. ,,.,
ana quSily-a Of which goods are offered al the lowest
prices tl I'M
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nor HARTFORD-Direct. The
n Steamer WORCESTER Capt J. II King, vi ss,s
ffon EssI River steamboat pace, recs sup l0 bousa
every Monday Wednesday, snd Friday .fsernooes az
o;eIoek Tor hrthe Information sn1n',s "a 1919. 1
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/ VALUABLE PATENT MEDICINE

ABUslNEss FOR SALE :. well e''s9nsaed, aad
In rsc,r- mi uuocerS.e capita produce clear In
snrs o e. Geo TO Sl0t0e year Onehsf or tne whole
NIL be sold Psres whaling 70 engage n 2 sn9 acSurizg
Sc Az Communications treated coasasnaaiJ. myS 81
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nRy GOODS, sc.

DIrpNT GOODS.-For sale IaFge Iot
burnt y.So; Ns. 30 1,,.. and 5o ,9
Prints hsact 20 40 49, Lawns JscOnets Musns &c IL
songs! Wa, as 'miAfaEws 60 cs,a.as-.. my5 s..
-. - : NY STORE NEW GOODS
N r. zee 4 OMEARA Jr has lust opened
lNEEW PkISih.t betxeen Murray ard Warren, a
~ ,'ss.osent Of RoDor: Laos tm9 ,S as
Yam ard hss OfOfe received Re would respect
sis friends and customers last be e determined
fSly irh eosnnUSnoe by selling cheap. BY experience
70 Dd.5e extensive acquaintance with manufacturers
10 krs,s ard constant attention % the large auction
sre og.iber with his stesty Increasing wholesale ols
bin q s4y .sd soos. 5 a as
fof Nv e,efsilsrs cen command. Would cal particular
ls 10 s aides and gents Kid Gloves all sizes and
sttenuO- - expressly % biz order Also superior
eeCis - skirt for Summer Don't forget tie
W.. ri Greenwieh bstweeE Murray ana Warfsnst
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FRUIr CULrURE IN THE UNITED SrArrs.

FRUIT CULTURE IN THE UNITED STATES.
our contemporary, Mr.. Barry of the Cen
esee Farmer, who has been spending the
summer abroad, from whence he has yyr;t.
zen Tie best letters that have appeared In
the agricultural iosiruals on The matters ra-
ia'ing 70 Inc Exhibition, has given his read
e's 1he Iollowsng comparison OF the horti-
cultural advantages of both sides of the
water. Looking at the matter ia so far AZ
Teiases 70 fruit and farm culture, we entirlv
agree WIN am, hut for ornamental garden-
shg no Climate equals England.
IL regard 10 fruit culture our adyan,agas
are sui greater. An orchard of truit trees
sn ms Country, even when we'll attended
Goes not require as muct care and labor in
ave years as IL does in one in the greater
portion OF Europe. A single peach Tree IL
England or FSance receives mae ac,,,al
hard labor ia one season than an orchard
OF one hundred trees in Western Ner
York atad The price of a sinqle fru;t or =,
any rate half dozen in the markets .,
x1onuoe Or Paris will buy bushel in New
iofS OF Rochester. We complain of cur
cssio destroying our plums aud apricols.
anu ms Is one OF cur greatest drawbacks
mere, Dut, Notwithstanding, | have seen
PANAlo otiu @pTEOtS on single tree
mere since returned than on any dozen r
saw 10 England. We have the aphis on
our cherry tree here, but they are easily
destroyed. In both France and England
saw both orchards and nurseries Of cherry
arees almost ruined by tllem,nnd they were
sail 10 De unconquerabie We have fire
pig and leaf blight here, and both are sad |
aifhcultes, but ia France and England
sney are mol without both Of these mnla-
ores. saw apple trees very seriously If.
iecfed IN England with what we designate
nre oi.ght-the ends Of the branches black
and dead, and there, as here, the real cause
= qu''e unknown to the most sklfnl cult.
Vators. In France, saw bad cases Of our
ear Dlight on the pear as I have ever seen
q America, The ravages of birds in En-
'ope are tremendous. II is almost i'm noss;-
'le % save crop of cherries. Nets scare.
rows, and Thousand expensive and
devices are Eracticed Thai Is
ms country. where labor is dear, would not
e attempted, even though the culture
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Hungary. No. 4.
LIE OF KossUqlI
Continued.

opposed to war, which they regarded as a d;rer,,
oa'amts' the Hungarian ministry adopted every ex-
pedient' consistent with dignity and homer to reduce
1ellachIch to legal authority On the iO,b IF Inna
1o4o' they sent the Archduke John, man nonuar
from his mild manners and domestic s;s,e...
oia'e between the government and the revol,ed
eroa's' but his mission failed. JelIacbicb onenv
ooasted that he was acting under authority and ~
tue htst OF September, crossed the frontier with h.
ofoa's' to attack the Hungarian government. s,;ll
-nA'ouS 70 preserve peace, deputaton, cons;stipo
q members of the Hungarian legislative assemblies
ana OIL the ministry, amounting to sixty persons. was
sent 10 Vienna, to ask an explanation If ,bos.
JUNIORS ana movements, froas their King. Theymet
MN al ochonbrunn, on the 9Th of September: when
ne eVaded all their questions, but at the time be
speaking 10 the deputies, the official journal was
ioued IN the ante-room, in which his approval Of ali
sehscn'ca's acts was declared. The deputation re-
tired in sorrow.
another attempt was made on the 10Th of the same
month"; to obtain an explanation from the Austrian
Die'' out the members refused the ceputaon an az.
o'ence' upon which, the Hungarian ministry re.
signed IN the 18th Of September, the Minister If
'ne Interior alone occupied his place in the Huooa.
ran ministry; but the Diet Immediately called unon
nosauth to resume his duties, and cave him no,,er
y 'aAe measures to meet any exgencies that might
a''se from all the country round about Pestb. The
'''nos' enthusiasm was manifested in the cause Of
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to betray his country. The Arnold of Hunoarv
intrigued like our Arnold, for nigh position, that he
might strike the more terrible blow.
on the assurance that be should be treated as the
guest OF the Sultan, Kossnth entered Turkey. with
I'VE thousand followers, on the 18th of August. In
turkey, he was pursued by the malignty Of Austria,
anu Inc power OF Russia, from Osoya TO Kutava.
several attempts were made by Austrian agents. to
asSassnate him while at Widdin; and the Sultan
was 50 severely pressed by the powerful foes Of the
fugitive at one tme that he sent 10 induce Koss.,b
10 aolure Christianity and adopt Mahomedanism, in
order to save him. &c / shall rather die than ab;nro
my iailh' was the reply ofthe Magyar
On the p August, 1851, Kossutb was rels,.ad
from durance, and accompanied by his wife and chill
ofen, reached England on the 18th of October. On
friday the 9th of December, he landed on oor
Shores and has since been engaged, not in writing
but in making history.
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BY TELEGRAPH
CONGRESS.

WAsHINGToN, d. ID
SENATE.-Seyeral bills were int oduce, 81, 4.
proprIately referred, after which, the spec;sl
of the day Mr.. Foote's Compromise resolt; S.
'aNen ups and MIR. F. resumed his speech, I'LL, a8.
dressed the Senate for two hours, mainly in rsel s
MIR. Rheu Of South Carolina, upon whom 81 IS.
particularly severe. He argued against the docsFEsa
OF State rights, because he believed that tbes vera
calculated to overthrow slavery He ridicuIed s6o.l,l
Carolina for her dsunon sentiments. and her .s.z.-
about fighting.
MIR. Khett wished to reply to Mr.. Foote, but asvel
way for motion of adjournment.
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RFrult stealing has been supposed to be
b caliarly an American vice, but it is not SO
u any means, though probably, quite as
q evalent as elsewhere inother countries,
iSut gardens are better protected than in
sHprs. and this gives them greater degree
safety; but in, France saw several nur-
$res at some distance from houses, where
De fruits were removed as soon as they
ppeared, to save the trees from being
#oking by the fruit stealers. If in Ameri-
we were to apply ourselves 10 culture
Elth the same interchangeable perseverance,,
be same regardessness OF labor that have
zen in Europe, we could produce results
hal we do not now dream OF, and we shall
come te this by and by---we are approach
ing II nearer and lsearer---our culture is be-
coning more skIliful, more thorough. and
more successful; but we have only made
beginning.
la horticulture, as in agriculture the Unit
{ Jed States Of America has great destiny 10
fulfil, Our territory is not only immense.
zbut so diversified in soil and climate that ali
the most valuable grains and fruits can be
produced in such abundance as will enable
as to supply other countries less favored in
ahese respects. The intimate connection
now established between all parts of the
world has removed the barrier which dis
lance heretofore created and we now have
a clear course. Cuitivaiors may redouble
aheir energies with a sure prospect of re-
ward, md if orr governmental its wisdom.
should see fit 10 lead a helping hand, all
the better.