The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1851-11-26
New York Correspondence
NEW YoRK, Nov. 20, 1855.
EDlron OF THE REGISTER

fore your readers, we shall probably he in
| the midst of our reception of kossuih, rs
his welcome will be all but unanimous. PEI
udiccs have given way, Austrian caumnics
circulated here by Americans who ought to
be Aus'rians are now generally discrcdited
and the tide of public opinion aud popular
feeling are settling towards the illuslrious
exile with rresis!ille' force. A good many
very good people have eyed Kossuth rather
suspieiously, not that they doubted his hon
esty, o. the goodness of his causes but fear
ing, on account of the wonderful nuencv Of
his talk, that he was Ito use his own Ian
guace) merely great bag Of wind"
" Washington they would say, twas no
great taker, but he did the thing in hand
and let others do the talking about it," Very
true, old gentleman; but a man may be a
very consideraie person and vet moi he a
Washington. Washingtons, as Fanny Kcm>
bic used 10 say, " don't grow uron every
busl.' Besides Kossuih's circumstances are
so widely different; he is defeated man
and can do nothing but talk. am Informed
by persons who have seen and heard hun.
that he portraits, with which the county is
flooded, scarcely resemble the man in the
least Ills form is bent, his c0untenance in.
dictates exhaustion or III health, his voice is
weak, and only in his kindling eye, graceful
gestures. and earnest manner, does the ora.
tor appear. His reception in New York
will ! expect, be the most magnificent thing
of the kind we have had since Lafayetie's
triumphant entry. Every Society. and ev-
cry Military Company will take part in it,
Some Of our best Artists have furnished de-
signs for the triumphant arches, which are
10 be erected in Broadway. | only hope we
shall not kill him with Kindness. Willis sug-
gesls that Surgeon be drafted from the
Army, TO attend TO the hero constantly lust
as when man is logged, and withdraw him
from the crush of public admiration, the mo-
menl lis pulse begins 10 flag.
Our leading men are moving in relation
to an Improvement of that monument Of leg
slatve stupidity, the Postage Law passed at
the last session of Congress, law by which
the p. o. Department loses much, and the
people gain nothing There are seventy
two different rates of Postage now charged
whereas there need be and ought to be two
or three only. The meeting held at the
Exchange, yesterday, to consider the proper
means for securing simpliicaion Of that
portion Of the Law that affects printed mAl-
ter, was nuncrously attended.
Members of Congress are beginning their
annual migration Washington- ward taking
New York in their way, for the sake of the
Opera and other town delights Genera
Foote is expected by the Fdicon now dali,
looked for. Webster, it is said goes to New
Orleans in February, for purposes which
need not a Yankee to guess them Out.
: At the close Of the month Of December
we shall have exported. in ono year, some
what over fllty Millions OF Do'lats IN Spe
cia and Bullion Tie linanciers and man
uiaciurers OF Great Britain find Us an easy
people to deal with. They fool US viii
lbe'r goods whenever 'lcy please anu oh'l
. ia, IRON US ""a' 'ncy cannot 10 "''''ou'
, i"V'r a',' IS 10 "coul'u'a'e rs n'ucr SP,o''
as poSsio'e III ''iclF own hah"s' ana 10 hh'
= ,ries lor heir rabrirs AMI nro1ncts III
}. has oyer Lrnn ,heir nnl;ry and mn donb
Z. over wiu Le Fortuna,eIy Voc hovr olI ,h,
elcnont. Of weoI,h dr,;rcI'bv ali otbnr conr.
tr;as md w'. ore mo-, NJ al ,;,al cnnJ bv IN,
= d;s,r;hn,;on ,,e nals Of hon, mo wbnl
yn,ld i Ierendnnt mo, rrn,, ne mara n
= los. for ,Lc means n carry On tho y,rion
r,n,;Gcs,;ons oc tho coynrnn,nn,s. and ,h,
attention, If iii En,ono il ,nrn.d n mi
Lcn,isnbcrr for nd in snst,;n;ng lie oror
= nous ANIMAL cxncnd;,nrcs Bnt for TN
E coneumn,ion in his conn,rv millions mo,
millions NJ a,,;r,rs or Iuxnrr n,nnr,cturr
in En-ono Womb no, hn rrnn;rr1 and mil
) lions of neo,,le in ,loso = ,nr,r;os ,yonld snt
for ,bo r.rrs of,oyor,, ,,orr J,r,lv liza
- ,Icv do nnv.
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coast" lee a quarter of an inch thick,
few flakes of snow. and cold snap or two
; are The only Indications we have vet had G
= the approach of cold weather.
J,rn, lind ;sn ,bo ,,;Do o,,.;, Sb
IN a;r: a1r,o oo,',r,s;., ~ nal
and ,l,on ro,.,, - I.'I;''L, C,,i
o,n;,os NH, Ln, ,,,,;,L;,,,, ,,a,o,
,
, Abraham u. thompson, recently dccea'
- ed here. bequea'hed about Hundred an
FIFTY thousand Dollars among five Q
SIX religious soclelles he will require
these bcquests to be funded, and ony PEI
mis- the societies to use the interest Fo
this reason, II is probable that they will b
declined and surrendered TO the heirs at law
some OF whom wero put of with begin
mltances. While corPoIa,lons are know
10 he so greedy of gain, this statement ma,
,rn,h i L'se dIrns,. rn no,',;1n,o1 INN
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= of Tho name, IN uhich ' I'or ,idJ ~,
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The large number Of persons interested
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