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Ireland.
sTTAN COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN oALwAy AID NEw
NORE.

SrEAM cCM5iUNiCA1IoN BETWEEN 0ALwAy AID NEw
NoRK.
TIE following highly iarcetant announcement Of the
esBib hment OF lac cf steamers between Gsl~ay Asi
New York sppcsrs In the Csirpy Idocier Of Saturday
the Sh ioesnt Toe Arrangement Il vii be seen ars
TO include ffCili,ics for emiaratioo
An extraordinary meeting Of Town and Harbor Com
Of meeting an American a.p.maa. named wsrstan Who
came over to GALWAY with the object Of establishing ne
Of steamers between this port and New York lie vis
accompanied by nesr, IN ais chairman of the Nj iianl
eat Western Railway and BoJce Cowper and Sterling
rectors. large number 81 com nissioners In at
tpdsnce The Rev Peter Daily who occupied the chair,
introduced Mr. WsRstan 20 the meeting aud stated that
h brorgb letters Of inircd action 60 him from the
rlcau am ba ssador the Hon Abbott Lawrence.
MT. WAGsrsTr, In a clear and able tpeoch,
tered into statement of the reasons witch iaducel
him to come to the conclusion OF placing uae OF
STEAMERS between Galway and New York aud he said h
did so because he Was impressed with tbs cJ-vic
tion that such project would most und ,uotedly
pay lie might not, however succeed Ia the hrst
eoud or third trio; but stiil he soul! not b. d.
hesrtened: his experiment. he said saould last Cos
xix months The vessel which he hai prepared Zoe
starting and which would leave Nev York (besr hear,
In saying one Of the fastest and strongest steamers which
had ever saed the ocean In proof Of this Mr. Wag
sn - .sas certificate l,Dm the MsrSsa, ~ Mns. i
by others Of the very strongest aud ewist bull which
y could be possible for wood aud iron 20 maze
IL vas the intention Of himself and his father
to bring, by means of other communication, the
goods aud pasenger tr. Nc OF the Continent through
Ireland. lie sought no peeuniary as'stance he
merely wanted cooperation and kSdly feeling the
part Of the people Of galway with regard 20 che
grant accommodation, he determined to make such
Improvement in this particular had bsen b.
fore attempted The steetage passengers sh1 uid b.
provided with berths which would contain only two
tsch the sexes, except Ia cases Of families sa0ad
be kept separate ealoous saoud lie proviist
for the where they might sit; proper cociog
me datiCn the b. description Of icod nd voyage Of
eight dsys OF charge Of I6each He sVnld him
fefwth the d,st vessel vhep he txpscd to be able
enter mote fully into details Mr Wsfsta1 In the
OF he observations ppssed HIGH enloaicm the
capabilities Of The bag Of Galway sad sid though he
os1 usvvued . good deal he had never q aefbJt
which prtsented tuch natural Advantages for such q
project IS the present one The first scsse would sail
en- the lSh on December rom New YorS sai arrive Ia
Uaray en- the ed (Cheers
The CitlnsON next introduced Mr. James Sterling
sea ot tae Mayor o; pelst TO the mesteg aol dnos
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Eror, talCe.

me FUNERAL or CoNcStIS--CoNFEs> 81 9NS-s.oSKy
~ MARINE INSURANCE.
luc,, November o. 1854
The funeral Of Horace D. Copeklin took place ,his
morn e. Al niue o'clock 10 was Intended that shocis
Be priEst, bet notwithstanding this there iargs
number % psrsoBs rreseat
THE Rev Mr.. Fowler, ths pastor Vi the fir-t Poss5S
t.rAn church, viii preach the f0nsrA, sermon q Coax
I'm 20 morrow evening.
Couekns confession Snl be printed next yeek bot
the Of Psrsons who implicated vin b. tsft
blank has been detsrniped - have Published Ia
rsntb fein Cor the beosat Of Bis wilo~ sai ehjr,a,
aud II vin BE- copyrighted.
oTcotts G. nf ssion VII! Slso b Pubii'hsd.
Tie PRECEDENT Of the F,ns TnsuTsBos Ccmpany a
rtic. ssys that The company Rave toe; sve thaa@s1
dciisfs more IN marine riss thsa thsy eece.yes
iron, Trtmums.
Tie weather here IL cold, With some sao~
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The French RepuSl,c.

Correspondence of the London Giobe]
Pans, Nov 9-P M.-Tas proposition Of the Questors,
rejected 2l5 members Of the nsjorty Ia de, .red
that they will oppose it in the Chambers, and great
portion If not the whole Of the republican party will do
the same.
The history of this proposition is worth giving. 1t
was the work principally Of NJ THEIRS and had the
appreciation Of b. Dupin but Dupin is SO
firmly coHvuced that IL was what the French call
not appear to have anything to do with it. NJ Tniers
If have been correctly informed, and OF this have
little doubt, being resolved upon war with Louis
Napoleon and knowing that for this he must have
the cooperation of the Leeitmists weLt 60 them
and said that II they would unite cordially with him and
his party he would consent TO regard the
OF the Prince dc Joinvs at end and
wauld do everything In his to have General Chan
GARNER elected or chosen by the Assembly Presd Of
Nj Berger volunteered his esrvcss FIRE the first shot
al the Eysee. n. Berryer's SHOT, as you know, was
received to call in the aid Of the s ex. adv ,osts
Bsze. This is greater failure than the attach Of
NJ. Berryer, and has broken up the union between
tie nain body Of the egitmists and the oreansts AMI
caused dissensioas In the iignist party self.
There Is thorough daccord in tho maj 1rity Of every
point but one 1t agreed that the electoral Law Of the
government shall be thrown out and counter projsc,
giving all he asks but with twelve months domeile in
stead Of ak, be adopted This the majority calls saving
III dignity II would have been more dig aided however
TO have refused any modification Of toe electoral law OF
1850 Tns night have been dangerous but the Asss
bly, would not have rendered Itself riiiculoas
The Socialists are enraged at Louis Napoleon having
permitted the election OF alive for Paris
80. ,h.. 80. g. 80 80 -, q. styy,..i gs
- ,,, 80 :, 800 49, - ~ -. ~. a. s.s =, s IS
aioa., o.. 80. -, o.. a. 81. .ss, g. 80 -
Pi'.i.S :, ~ 80 80 So 20, -. a..h ~ e
Ttess,iI ,nantionas 80 s,,hn,-IS a. aiSs,io =; a.,
a. on.h r, G SS ~, sS =. Is $500, = ,,I
go, -o,,. g" s. 49, 4. -, ~ y - , =, 60 %"
the National persists 10 regarding Kossath demo-
~ - - ~ 1"y 49, Lvs " W
~ o.sy y, h,s ..s ~. ~, -, 49, ~ 'us,V
-, 80 49, 49,, 49,. y. w WI
80 :. 49,. 49,, :. ~ $500 - Ia r', ssss , ~
- i,., p'i,. faaa.,,. sh;s =. ~, sSs..i,
~. q, ga ,1. ~, =. .i,. 80. - 10y
". -. ~ 10 - - 80, - ~. ~ ~ =, ~
~ 49, ,,, az. ,a 49, -. III ~ - :. -, a.
,t-a-'ai r-,,hft, '4 - Wv "
ss - 49, mar, ,ox..,., - a., ,.,..-. ,,.n
- -, :, n.ees M, ~ '" N - ;, '"'n
bDsin, 80, ,s.. ~ sv", ,h I'M -" se .,ri
ves,s-das nt;h to - i,,., ~ on ~ or e,,,t ,si,
y ~ ~ - y. o W W.
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IfInni ftoafoaI.

pRr,rrrL RAILROAD hCcUEvr-rusrE LIVES Lost
VESSEL hsEOGS, Efc.
BOstov, Nov. ~ 1854.
LIST evening o, the passenger train was On tie -xy
.rcp Dover b. Fsfmpgtou. the Checo (N a. rsss
rcsJ when about two miles north Of Rtchestes the en-
ain, va thrown down an enlbankmsat. by q culrsrt
lcrg dsrnited by the hsvy rains and the essiaesr
fr iran and section man, were instantly killed
The gale here ye'tertsy. was very We have
yet however, heard Of bat little damage The Brsisa
schooner francis. losded with salt, vent ashore 81
Georges leland, and bilged The crew we're avid
The Bctcn steck market " arm. with up~ssl ten
dsney aud the MONEY! mail st I, unchanged
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AREivs. of HENay CLAY Ar BALUN)nE-'tAsiNx
DISASTERS, SIC.
Burrt1rf Nov mAsr 81, iSi.
Hsp1y Coy came in tbe western tain TO nsa'ss'
proceeded TO TIE re'ds.cs Of Col Calvert nea' "so't
tor
wsb,re no NAL 70 nithl south Of Chailssips pssss
from Ksy west, Nv u. steamer issbe sss,s that ths
b,ts Tv,sh,,h frcm Csrdesa' eos Hos'na ssi p-' IN
,.ssisy. sri wssd,chs7siaE TIA b,s< n 0ambzt1
tNa NV ytIA tost Mara. vas st,p tAsrs. re
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!sir aud sno, Storm on Take Ersr.

O-vtoe, Nov 2c-7P AZ
a. the big Umpire. belor gius 20 Fi,zhagh CO..
attempting 30 make this port. this normal sh-
vent sshor. inside the PIERS where she lee se q
water II h feared she VII 60 to pieces her cargo %
6.Cl bushsl. Of wheat Is vet sn1 swelling II u so~
btpu- perfect hurricane ffcm ths vest accompanied
tyahssyy .no~ storm by sr the hrsves, storm Of ths
SEASON. it Gill be hafJ bght On the lake aud " 70
feared W. hal have more dsstcrs TO report ssry o-st
week
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Arrest OF h. s,rarns. Rioters.

sYsscrsf. NoyCsubsr - issl
Nsr.is pv.h arrived In til, city this morniDx for ta
purpose making arrests OF The persons isdcti q, Baf
lslo fcr participation In the late riots We have heard
Of four arrests W to the prcssn, time, vic -wo T..
CiAnds.s J. Brigham l. II salisbury, sni ssJ mSur
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SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 90. 1856
would not the sss have remained faithful to the senti-
ments he expressed and to the great idea of the
solidarity OF nations LUDWIG KO5SUTH
"London, November 8, 1857

would not the lsas have remained faithful to the sen
ments he once expressed and to the great idea Of the
solidarity Of nations. LUDWIG K05SUTu.
"London, November Q, 1851"
NJ Louis Blanc has forwarded to US the suboiusd reply
Of the French Socialist prosc,ifs to M Kossuth:-
"Citizen-we are glad to find in Jour letter the ex-
yes IL hand In hand that the peoples must march
to the conquest liberty For thought there must be
the same ardent search after truth the love Of usce
fer action, ndomitabe energy resolution endow cd with
q strength above pain above caumuy above death
Thus do we understand the matter in France. where
especially since the revolution of February the Social
diers and so many martyrs.
1T to the revolution alone citizen that ths
shame Of the Roman expedition belongs; and 1914 has
srcently proved that the counter revolution Is not
French. France, which has suffered from that great
conspiracy much Italy herself-Rrance more
become free will know how to chastise it, and to her
be ntrusted the care Of keeping among nations
place which is assigned to her by her history by her
genius and by that device of three inseparabe terms
Equality, Fraternity.
aYou are right respect to the dogma Of sovereignty
OF the people! For whoever presumes to impose on all
the opinions Of Of certain men, is not q de-
mocrat.
Respect to the rights Of individuality For whoever
assails those rights IL no socialist
Socialists desire that each should have the power
OF developing his faculties; and IL precisely for tina,
reason that they combat every social order in which
the intelligence Of the poor mans child lies oppressed
from the cradle under the weight Of Ignorance every
socis order in which the distribution of employment
depends upon chance instead OF being determined OF
the diversity Of natural aptitude; In which the mo
nopoly Of the instruments of LABOR in the hands OF
class pafayTes the activity OF others unless It
duced subeervience which labor contending ag inst
money Ia almost always crushed by money 10 which
myriads OF men ryas, slaves to machinery, mud life
neither for mind nor keart, but die without having
truly lived
In regard to these iniquites there be but
tentim ut, common to al geaerous souls and that
tment we are confident will serve ths cement o.
alliance thoroughly republican, between your country
and ours"
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between OeOrBes ana Nantucket enoaE enc tucocu-
tered severe gale from which Afterwards shifted
to West and blew hard ur her arrival at the Bay at
TPh Had it not been for this t will b. that she
would have made the passage some hours short Of tee
days
On tae l4th nst. let. 81 deg IS min. ION II deg
ship Oriental Captain Palmer from Chipa Tor London,
and English sbip Theodore
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rren OHM eonns,ss,n.-s..

IuE HAVANA CoNsrI.ATE--TuAN.ss' ,iSs.
WAsmy0roS, Eoysmbsr =, 1891
Judge sbaEksy viii leave neN oElsaas ths .ath
slant Tor Havana.
The Mayor OF Washington hss issued peOclASasi,1,
appointing The 9Th 90 a day Of ,aSasssivias
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TUE VERY LATEST.
TELE0 RAPBlC from LONDON TO LfyERp0).

FRANCE.
The Democratic Socialist Committee Of psris has 5s-
tAIed II vii not ss pat in the els:tion Of the Goth
inst In Consequence Of the law Of the 5is Nay Witch
ouraii. the fran chis-. II recommends all rspubIeaa
ELECTORS Go puuue TIE eoarse.
fARs HossMyHta II, A.M.--The Democratic slcislist
Eeetion ComEi,'e net yesterday, for the purpos- Of
iakrg into cousiitstou the the mocIHtIc par
y should pursue ~ the approaching Paris election The
Ccuuissasy OF Poiic-, accompanied By four superior
sgent hsvr taken up position IN the plaic of meet
iug with The vsw 81 watching the prcce to- The com
tee declared uousy that Il could not
IA the pr 81 the delegates G; the government, and
retired Thsre net the slightest disturbance Tn.
addn q The Prcsid, NJ continues to excite observation
r.siS No'EMsrs III, p MIN the AlsenSiy to aly
DsIut read the report of the CoEmtee 10 Whom Ia
been ref RED the Elestorai Law proposed by the Prr
deaf IL RECOMMENDED tn. sbsolu.s r,iection Of Oh,
mesiurs. The debate will commence On Tharsdsy
FsSis never nOrc Tranquil
THE MARKETS.
I1vDsN, November l. ISL
Cod y per cent dcarsr IN London than ii Paris
and o.is per cent drarsr in London than 10 Htmburs
Between England snd America the exchange il n,ninay
oG7 per cent In favor Of Lrslaud leaving q small prof
o. the importation Of gid from tn 1 ni,el Stat.
HsncsS Bo,rs --Cocr,l Facis has received i,,teu
en- ME goy,ruusni by The Great Western The remit,
tanse from Vera Cruz isstated correctly a. S2OpIj
TLe Tr,s describes Kossuths reception in Manches
ter a. the most enthusiastic he has met with since
lsrdsd on eur shores
P.r,. nytrsr nov n -Tiyes % Qs: Threes az 40
ASIwtEr, NOV III -fxchauee on Lonson q Is
brJssfis Nov IL Exchange on fonfon. Is %
ANsrrrn,n nov. lO-Exchsnge on London, n -
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hicremsnts OF Distina ui.hed Iadi vid usls.
eeeaior osin u Csiifos nis and Hoo Mr f0sier n
y. fSr Massachusetts, have arrived IA Wsshlss'oa.
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me EUNXasL or CoNckiIS--CoNFEs> - oNs-soSsK
~ MARINE INSURANCE.
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CITY Intelligence.

Fms About half pat pelvt yesterday morning fire.
brt ke out in the lamp and camphene store No 81 Pearl
street occupi.d BY Mr. George Remington, and IN tbs
ewrlry store Of Louis j W Goldstein In the sans
building The flames burst out with great fury ant bo
fore the r men could succeed In srresting their pro-
gre.. the building and contents destroyed Ths
stock In the adjoining premises Of NessTs stuke Go
umbrella manufacturers, considerably damaged.
Loss about 81 CcO fully insured Mr. Remington STATES
his be about 5000 partly covered by insurance
II $500 in the fremen's Insurance Company. Mssrs.
Louis Golcsten state their los to be $4,000 Insured
for $500 In the company The upper pnrton OF ths
building occupied by several poor families have
lest all their furniture and clothing
ASorura While the hremen engaged ia pu.siay
out the fire in Pearl street the City Hall bell runs
alarm Cor the seventh district Il noi &,
have been caused by the burning Of the premises Of
Metsrs Baxter Son, Wholesale drug ists ll3 Maiden
lane. The ianes spread with alarming rapidly, snt
tefore they could he subdusd, the building toSethse
sircysd The upper part OF the building was occupied
by Mr. Cor Knight dealer in turpentiue, and NJ OeVV
broker. The flames communicated 10 the aiJoin az
pisnses No las occupied by Mr. Oliver hait com ns-
zion merchant in drugs glass ware &c WHEN w h'
entire stock, has been destroyed. Ihe los 4 BON
buildings and their oouteut, sald 70 an 10 SOL
COO width Is fully covered by insurance oe SPARKS
from the Ere communicated 60 the erocksy stoss OF Mr.
jones Wiliisms. Mr. o q Cerett Dos eAi sa0e ssofe
No is2 Meters Mallory BuiterGeas pspsr maaufsc-
to,v No $50 Thomas Edwards 4 90 Ti pjae street u
M Shirmap A 90 No 1876 Msile., lane, 0suis Bait
is,d trr ara car store ils ws~r street D.msye vsrS
irglrg The csese q tee sre hsspo srsnpisva
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ANTHOLOGY, sc.

A Es,yAa or PR E Sop.. AT MIx YqES
A. S :;yss s .as m. s.
.asr. :.Iys. ~ S' male
en ana having nsde sssicosy Ss exclusive study since
Vie early nss Of fifteen yssr. enjoys derived
~: country Europe sqd Being sf,.d s. nature
ss s'ss X. si.s 70
.gnnssIOn q The following topios.Hs osa be consulted
III. p " .sss s
al 1 ~ l.aa or
.en. spsegla.ng stocks msreh.ndi:e or real estate
si q .. sssss; s'ss'
SSrSs % kns Of sweden ss sss IIH T
him great Ye,u.s in :. JhG:s VII. msy fave. hin
.ri,y business. fraud sickness. and S:.,S past. Pfs,sa.
n e e.. rsS e, sn ;iS sSgIris sE .si T'.%i
Ladies f 81 sfi' sssis%sR SsaSss s.sSsssi
s. a1S: .R s,ss SI,s aa
ers containing The ssovs fee will recsive sssn
cn and natities will be sent 10 part Of the United
sr';P Ss sgsssl; RhPss s III lsss' sS
G %.nao sa srs a .as s s se A'''''s
HEAR TnE NEWS FROM A pYsPEPrIc, -pELA.
viii for .r Sys y: oi isS ~,
70 see yen can n, AXE cure Of me for e cure
BnsyiaS E1iTk Division street ESQ South Hb'S Camden
Convert TO Cor urations-M Pspnine.on o.llsd on ma
complaining Of sickness Of long standing upwards
year He said was sickness that had bsfisd all the
doctors in his part Of the country Hi, symptoms
fnss:y ~ s's bones ';. q .gF;rs'
or with hesdaehe and furred tongue In the morains,
and disssreeabe taste in biz mouth. His sickness bad
that he often felt like giving W in despair
but after calling me, entirely cured him in seven
weeks Wn PENNINGTON,
Beetle Township, Delaware Co.
All letters 10 g. W. R0BACK, No White street. will be
resiousiy attended TO- pre- paid. For particulars
call and get Astroogcsl Almanac rras vhsro csrta
oates can be seen.
AIRS. BREWSTER FxuM PHILADELPHIA, TEN
M ders her services Ladies snd 0sntemsn Of this city
in Atroogy Love and Law Matters Interpreting Drssms
Sc By books an sciense. constantly relied BY Nspo
leon and will tell the Of tho lady gentleman th,y
vill msrry Also the Of the vlsiters kesdsaea ~
Grand streeh between Clinton aud Attorney srsa " Il
Ladies afty oeots; QsaNsnsa oos doISs
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TRAyELLERs, GUIDE.

" YORK. to fhilaaelphia leave Piss No North kives
by steamboat JOHN P0TTER. Morning Lac, h o'clock
Yard deok. So Emigraas Lns, ~ o'clock Z; fare
III 81. l.. BLlse Agent
NEW YORK AND PHmApELPHIA.-NEw YORK
An and PhiladelrAa direct- Unted states MAIL Line
,hroush IN ~ hour, via Nsy ;ersey ksiifoad Ftrs re-
New York ~ A. from feet Of Corusndt street. and
"a and y NJ from foot ot Liberty street Leave Phi
lndsphis ats and A M snd p n. IRON tasiooso OF val
sut ssrtss
foa BALTfNont, WAsrfreroE, on CHARLESTON
Ihrcsth tickets sodln ths above lines Through CON
u With through baggage ohsek accompanies the ssn
<vipg ~ Passengers and h.eg>ss IN ths trssn VII
sssssported directly Through IRON depot Aspst On We
ysu se ytsre al sxtra u ares -.
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Our Long Island Correspond enoe.
PoRT JEFFERSON, Nov. 10. 1851
Body of a Man Fou,tf


The body Of a man, suppose to be about thirty
Eve years Of age, was found on the Sound shore
near Port Jefferson, yesterday. He was dressed ia
snuff colored cashmere pantaloons, blue oyeralL',
blue shirt, and had geld earrings In his ears Ihs
body Is now here in the village, awaiting the
Coroner.
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ftttt
During the passage, Champagne wine chief y used
altogether satisfied; but on Sunday which wa gala
day, Madeira and sherry produced h ,x;les the
In the habit Of preparing for themsef res and Of
foregoing there IL description OF soup yhich some
consisted chiefly Of burned eour and IA WITH some
other Ingredients They all behaved very well during
the voyage. They meseed at the table with the
officers Ct the ship.
IL appears that most Of them inter a TO avail them.
selves " the amnesty and to go back Hungary again
C Psrcz will probably remain here lie has got soue
money saved, out Of the fire and anoke The Others
have scarcely any resources Of tb cir own They had
only s25o0 among them all. IL IA said the old Turk
gave them on coming away 2of 90 piastres. The OH
on board and are ready to describe again for them
now.
Colonel PereEl is brother Of general percz who had
the largest army under his CT mand next 20 Ueorgey
count Of the delicate cond ion Of ais wife The ony Two
men on beard the MISSES dpp who we're burned in eyy
in Austria, are Col Perc vi and Col IIaman Commts
sdy OF TIE Home Dspa tment They were both bers
OF the Diet MeJor yurman editor Of Que Of the
revolutionary jourpe We understand the auprarisns
have appointed inmittee Of three Of themselycs to
otmmumcate WI n their American friends aud such
Hunestans ana, other foreigners la this county
may desire TO somote their views These three gentle
men alone . re authorized to speak for the party
dheL nsms are Colonel Berzenczy, Colonel Perczl and
Captain ne apsa One OF these gentlemen hoi IL docu
ment IN 'lhe handwriting CT kossuth recommending
him ana, others, his personal staff 70 the favor
Of the American people. The writing OF the boiy
OF the document aud the names. Is In a very neat
mell hand, while Kossuths s large and ooss
lie ,Rns himself Kossuth, Governor of Hungary
teems there are two parties OF Isngsisns board
tte niseseppi- In favor Of kossu, A. and other
against him and IN favor Of Count Psthyani and "
'sid that SINE e"fs' revelations will be made ia the
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EXPRESS AGENCIES, &c.


LNoREIeN ExPREss.-sTEAxER FRANKLIN.-PAR-
any part Of France the Continent by the
steamer Franklin, 10 sal on the 18th Nov. BY
LIVINGSTON. WELLS n CO, oval street.
CREGoRY's CALIFORNIA FREIGHT AND PARCEL
" Espress-Ths subserbers will forward an Express, -
usual per steamers CnEHoKkE and OHIO the 6th and
these steamers should be left prior 10 the above
dates In waterproof condition. with nvsiss and In pack
sss over i2s lbs weight each We max, fer
anu ''''''' UNI" :" TnoMPsoN q HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents, lag Pearl street, sorner WALL
NOTICE STEAMSHIP UNION, WRECKED AT SAN
IN Quintin Bay. Lower California.-The owner
sgnee Of box Of Gold Duet containing about $500
lhpped the above steamer marked Hugh Ms.he.on
present. the criminal Bill Of Ladn and clam
tho the gold dust will be proceeded against such
ehsrgss and expenses 40 the same may Be Ter 'oNEs
4 JOHNSON, Insurance Brokers, ~ Wall street.
pERFoRp & co.'s CALIFORNIA ExPaEss, BY
- steamer ohiC On weans.dsy sn inst spss, s %s.
than other Express through in less than
days No charge for Cutom ouse Consus fees Freighs
received till II o'clock, Tuesday the llth, st NO. Vesey
street, Astor House.
DAMS n CO.'S CALIFORNIA FREIGHT, PACKAGE
ohio on Tuesday November 1.-Two Special through Mes
and Special freEht Asent0ur next regular son
monthly Express for California will be despatched BY tht
United states nsil steamer Ohio, for Cbssres direct on
Special Freight Agent and special Mesengsrs to ds.
nation Express by this steamer will be unusually
rsog sspTe .bs Say Of sailing small ssroels viii b re-
osved usual until o'clock the day Of the atssmer
departure No charge consgnors by line Coz Consu
vsray handed in 70 with tbs goods Every package
must be strictly water proof viii be at te owners
rick. ADAMS \ co, l6snd Is Wall street