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80 clo,hs sosllnue Ia limited eeDsne and a, n7Avy
n,,,,. Farey Cs.sinefes arc ie'' ssn'e' "ae 'ooe'
-, ~ ssIiog sps p-ioes are consequently 10 "a
ofpvyers Pain sOoeI are more s'e'ay bat Dor se"s
s,sp., are rather dull, and ~iIsJui hrmne's I~e7oAt
lower pr;ss are more active Jeans are 10 noae'N7 -
senAiy iedipg prices Sleeps ofeys arc ''osoy' ~
$500 Win an i'm proved supply Flsnoels are DALI
g,s..t, are N more request French Coos are aaeu's
,tp,v.te rsde The large of-rrs'. Al auction nave del
Bg.o the nsEet and filed al present denand to' 'ae
s,se sso ineres,ng eoD'uu pton OF these fs'nonAas
zooas; prices are very oeprs'"d Bhli,a COOS are
sfrer but Do. Leivs Scotch Goods have been Pfe'''a
more largely OF re market TO TOE eepfe'saoo o.
a. 5,itsIn tos moth Of April bst been m ~s71 tof
10 = osyS ", cb 81 ,pseo Al b7 eae Of as .s. :. &c 49,
b. re-, sn4 lAoguJ Or The remit 10 somH measure OF 20
- 49, 80 a-flor c.Bsed ~ ts sglsuve snd Achcl'
rsisrv bo,ioess wsich toos place early 10 tne year
The export Of Goods from Liverpool 10 the three por"
NJ H.vYork Boston ard Philadelphia for The four wesRs
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SECOND BOARD.
WEDEEsDAY, May Pm.

Fbe Stock Market was rather irregular again
,s1sy with but moderate changes excepting 10 Reading
Which declined y cent but Al The Second Board reeov
cred p cent closing Al 65l; Erie wA n1s lower
ne First Bod but improved 70 ssi al The Second boo
the seeuIies we're quiet and slesdy ssna sale Of Con
yss,ibss was made NJ sellers opdon, Il months sf'
Harlem was Hnle hrmer 81 The close and Farmers s'0'
VIE ,e rumors between The Boards OF large specie snip
u.ri, psr Asia csused some excitement but when the ae
,,,os.t ,h,oped was aseertsioed, the market became
S-.~r Yhere ia fair demand for Government ao o'h'o
s,oeks a. fall prices. Bank Stocks are nffn-
In Exchanges the market closed rather heaVy'
v,h supply Of Sterling a. loidioi Francs are DO
rhe irouiry al The close notlaIge
Freights are held firmly, although the transac-
ous are moderate Some 10 or IS 900 bushels Corn were
nAaH; 1000 or 500 bbls Flour l5al6i1 Cotton
sIsS DEED weight l5s 20 Holland 100 ice Riee"' 400
on q. 2ic To London 700 bbs TsrpeDtne 81 e. aud 100
do Tosr Al Cd. TO HAVE the packet OF The S'o ias
nearly Al Of cent for Cotton and 81 for Ashes TO sAn
Yrss cisco The flying Cloud is loading quite rapidy a.
70 espis y foot and announced to sail 2h inst 10 Oa
.,,op there 10 moderate amount going forward At cis
- foot and 10 New Orleans cts 10 port yesterday
sssmers ............. is
Schooners ......s''.s'''~i
6aTks ...................IOfl -
Total
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&c BgnP. AUcuoDesr
A K PETIN Ga - Assignce's sale OF
Sstoes Of rich Csrpetings, THIS DAY at 10 O'Clock
he Chipe.s Assembly Rooms, b39 Broadway R O.
KEMP vii seli Al auction shove, order cfAsgnee
for es,h, about 40 pieces Of rich Hoys Wilton fsoesuy
best English ibrse threaded sTUss-s Tapestry. B1sseb
three ply sDper GDRrsn V-re1sb ssir and Hall CspstSs
Oh Floor Cloths, kUgs Door Mats &c comprsng sspsn-
olo shOflmep Of desifsbio sty ss AID OF Which VII
SOD WhCut reserve 10 ofs 10 suit purchsseff ara ~
particularly worthy Of The attention ~ hOasekeeP's $40
.he hsds. Catalogues on the morning ofssle. mys
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
II BOARDING a highly respecta5ls English family
Of Christian principles. AID urica renting al agua-ive
hoefe 10 te-ci 81 go and neglhOn0o1 ap soW1 By 81
hsksp ar@, desire % rert purchass sOns hsraura
10 be psd f1r ny weekly monthly, o. q1anesiy .usta
uedta, or y paFs brsfd Tier oesu % rsc- vs. far
select hoard "a forLsr the Sabbat Ia f1rnis1 q,
sLiSInls1se roons, Ereaeh 10 sPoks1- Address N r.
EhDaEo Omee. my73gs
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cad stug. 10 Great Britain and Iyeland. from

GRAIN-Thers mo4srs dsmsnd Tor o Whsat FOR
pues without marEsd chaugs There Dos in
quiy FOR export tni shade sales
o. ooo eush ~ s7looc for Req % good mIss an small o
RJ steady, offered sfy
Of go hush 78c part TINS. Barley aad
0c9l2k. oa4 buoyRat G1tsc o' Nor hsr
for Jsey Corr opend Gun aud with incfsased "a
cepts of Ws,efu, present and prospective. The marst
Cbasrs exceedingly heavy with Ths demand M
animated, g. tho ~ vessss The
ply ssles sf n O0 bush SIR
fge fr DO Yellow; 6lc f5l for N,ft1s
yellow - dot for Je'seyi sc for Rouud Whrs, aud Goa for
Ot~so. c,u-iug the nsss eSn,ss
nth May 13bl- lBbO.
80
NBI-kT-Ibc msrke quiet Tor Prison sales OF 100 oos at
aSk Diudre - quiet. but hfm stsss
PROysIOrSTbsrs lair smod for Pork and the market
for Ness but Prime TathsF better Toe
for 10 hess Sl4 fH Pfms Is ssA as -
sls Tor old p me Beef less active, but
sssdy 76aS 10 for Prime snd 3H1u 'l
for msis Prime Mess - dun ADD nina a, $500 H
duh Al fS0b 37A Pick ed Meats are
active small sses C Hams stsH acc sht sboolis Al 7e Lad
q frn but GUST sales Of bbs lots Al ~ 9i04 Butsr
PRIME good dsusud ssst Of Ws.e'n at 3
~ Ohio lok aSc Cheese fair request at taec
Prime DOT plenty, aud 'aleaoe.
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Markets. IEPORTED FOR TIE TRIS

1T- ~ ~
Wr1SrsDAT. NAY =.
.sgEs-T. market very steady Tor Pots vtn TAR tsnAoa
az" 49, - q,og, ~ 70 ia Nay 1851. 1850.
Pa "o
CoTTON-Is awer, 20 ne unisvorsos reSe fm ~.
o,.sfs prcs declined The Ics Of fosS fsPs
~ n... Ave bssn so6 a. dechns u 4e ..o
Trport fron lst . 9Th NAY 1891. lo9Os
-. ..-.
EIpOr from ths .i.e1 states 80. "a
Since Lot Sept ls5l. - al
Sans time.
Oo~p1yass Statement q Rscept', E1p0,, and st9o' q
Cotton at ne (oEo0ia9 Iaess, AZ ne Gafes HaH'sa
Reserved TOts u steSh on y q q
Porta .iaos sept port slncs band ssns IL
iss6 lssutl 30 A. date iSspt 30
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pht Soons-h-s'rs sset criy, Draper Jcn@s Aact
Ss ci the stoet Of the oc thorndde sat 'ou n t
piNs TO-DAY 1hs meeting
osiassd. TIE Oa~ h sA.s 10 OTIS Bic Dsa.
~ 10 SelfOss - Gs no oxford - f 30 rharniks
90 sasei 10 cosresu 60 sGsS 10 EsE~ &C y a7k =
Nv kg-nr, 20 Cacutts ~ % fns 90 10 1rs
Assft-a t. lei strP~s - 6TA sOts Nanosr., %, ra
d Ass ous 1cAioss, - 67A lo Co'umssn
spusash rAtS6A SMasea ser Str PEE St5-n-f De ils
u Sessss Bua'vel rseses ssaes strars strps. "a
thses Wnfhsu shsenFs, ~ 90 d. - Is pisces Hssy
f~sisc Ssfres CSasterns the ssa-rsl
Prcss. resuk TIE sac uach
Tie ettr suek bat seemed See - bay
ov fhs fots arc Stripes rsatsi eser prs taaa ths
Dvf,ms re ~hos ss. eoasstug eos ess- sa ocup.sa
bon and ~ whis So packages -sd
he ass ssus tSo oco Joses tbs PnncpL
= lev Nv teA'ss bought hesrsh.
RiCE-is tu stskfv 80 eurng tie ast hrss
asys A. Is 20 Ah.
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showing decline from the corresponding period OF 1870
=, a, ,,,,s, but Blankets As have already said our
e,css. OF In ports this year compared with last hA'
hem In French Goods-mosty silks.
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AN1nnnY }. eL.EckhR. Ancnoneer.

ANTHONY , clEENhfN AANh'HNN's
WATER LOTS - Extensive and Per-
w enp,ory ssle " sou Building Lns and water fronts
al Dunkrk on Lsks Erie. lhe tsfmioauou ot Ioe wss.
York ard Ere sihost ANTHONY bLSEChEk
Ali eel nj anctou on WEDNESDAY, June =, 1901 ~ III
o'clock At the Merchant zeh angr, 10 the Ciy ~ Nes'
YorH The following dsSTshe property VIZ Uunkht,
Chautsuoue Co STATE Of New YORK, 500 valuable ouhdg
lots ana water fronts tho vicini ~ the karOad wh1n
ard w,rehouses The bulldog iois are me most vain.
able and eligible 10 tbs place, ~h-her Tor purposN
bu spess or rtsdeucss being situated on Center Tnfd
and From sts and Tire Railroad az The tmmeda veiny
OF the Dep6I Tho Frs RSir.Ad heng pow completed.
Dunirk |, plsced within 10 nous ride Of New fofs, aud
on the completion Of ha road row 10 process OF e)nsuc-
tion from Albany bDgbam'on II T become toe ter-
minus Of continuous ch1iu u ro.ds stretching from bos
ion 10 Lake Fie 81 mat point a snort ume VIII Ase
compete conLecion between the Erie NArosd ara ms
Pennsylvania system OF roads, ~ when Dnnu VII DO
come he terminus of a iD~ OF TOads rom PhtadepoA 70
he Lake while the road between BUhto snd Dankts
eonsuueled 81 gsuge differing both from the Nothen
line md he Erie Bar0sd wi BET ~ the end OF NE CON
ing Bummer, unite these two places. Tho aetenuoa o.
rapitass invited ne shove sale said properly VII
sold highest bidder Terms 81 sale 10 per eesi
on The day If rae so per the 2n 81 June 5exl
and balance 81 per remain bond and mort
gBRe FOR tree years TUE indspuia'ie.
LithoRrkphic maps ~ the snnvs property can ~ hdn
lhe Office OF tbs suctiou-er, SrOadst New for two
weeks before tho sale For further paricnisu apply a
above, where q survey map Of Dunkfk 81 NJ seen
my8, ~, l6. 20, Is II, Ss.U uosD
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NEW HAVEN HOTEL-Ths SPA
elous estsb ihmeni recently erected IN he CIV o.
NeS aver, on ne coner Of Chapel ard Coess sb nssr
toe college snd fronting ~ Stat House and ouc squrs
i pow open Tor ths puon Of company TIE Iu1scr1sr
hsving become Proprietor socia saare Of pubic patron
ge-rev- Haven, May 8, 1851.
uyslW GRO d IVEs
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SALE OF SPLENDID FURNl-

- A l. T. Of : Z /. + Y UI ID FUhNF
1TCRE w il bo sold he l4sh l5sn ard l6s o. ~
Al 10 O'clock, each Gay, ~ The sl1re % Mr DEfVhL
~ Broadway, nsgn 6cent Fur0iure the ennie 80
conthnFd IN inst tKsDsive establishment tbs ME-
mOlt eiegsn offered fer sale In The Uni,s6 s's
con prisnR suiss Of psfor furniture esDoratey esfs
ara covered 70 gos nrocsoe s,us dsnasf sss
b'ocatelies. puibs. We yets. he arm, rocfers $500
FOlsfe sunobng sc6 other chsirs upbos.ered 10 INC
esI nsteris snn finished In tee best possible msnoe
CERES ebcOfneU 90, sidebcsScs plale glass oooI" 20
hfed Win tsun arc other rare wooct efsnsl,u, -
snd wsnut suserby carved sewing dressing sna ss1oa
airy tables Ia rossvood with mirrors fsn'euIs .fels,
eo0ehes, ana spring ehsin IN eyefy p .,,sfes
usic ets2ers, music sools Tscss, tfe 40 -
ard fancy tsDss variety u essinoer ,h.irs
wood, mahog say, wsraI and eo'De' psPis, "a ao,l,
foos Tb, Fnrrin, IL N under our o~a ~,
pervison Of The beet mal-s and I'LL ne ,od .sIs
reserve 10 mare room FOR extensive alterations
viii conner % on vsdne.dsy IAN int and eoou11s "
the ,iock Is dispOsed Of The goods are now s1ni0''
mya e.
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BOARDING.

a GENTLEMA car have aqniet study
n snd bedroom eomnani eating. Al - "eha - %
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1850.

Same tins ast ~ ~
TEAS hare a Green and p'ss no.
there nothing establish rates which Tor ~
gsds fully thoss sh ~ ms snc-
escs inactive held hfmi holders showing ntsposhoa
10 sol -
sktNs-SAss made Of O9 Bueuos Ayres ~ Il q
ass Ia GOO 10 Rec aud Blue Texas Deer lod 20
"a rs 100 Ia bssoUri So oash.
NAVAL sTOREs-ws not GO sales Of bbls wilm 'on
Common R-rr 81; County 80 osvsrei $50 White
rs loo Nos No AID Ware b0to 81
go North Counts Thu Tsr rs ysrt so 6'os-to~n on
spts Turpsutue IS cents ana lts al retail IA
Ssc cash TIE Spt tactuat though yest-
dsv snsl teck lew hsnds sgan very hrn
fh-re 60 he lad A. SIC s. asted.
LIVE Gales o. sacks Ashtons Liverpool Fine sat
Wort about not tons aud cons1sA'e
parcels Go arrve O. terms
Import from Jan 70 April 50
SANE TINE at y'Ai ol
IkAp-Ths naket quiet The eess OF boies Dc sn'rt
hOs OF buyrias, sales Geha 81 70 ana Kaash ot5 az o. H.
or equal ihsreto
Import, from Jsa.l 70 April 80 1871.
Prom fcfe a. folis.-. pSs lvi4t
NtattNaeS Eis 1898
lVial.---. 'Sl"o
IkON-rs marAst couuaes unsstt Ell scotch 20
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The exact amount OF specie taken by the ASIA
vas sS72 $50 So making about 81 2oOeo in the two steam
ere, yesterday and today.
THE amount received at the sub-TreaEury to-
DAY was sls 259s Payments $780, Balance SASS l57-
The psymess out Of the Sub Treasury this month, ncui
ing Mexican Claim. The 10Th will be large estimated
nBeO,eeo or $500 Geo.
The Delaware and Hudson Canal Co. have
made further reduction OF Is cents 2 tan ,belr Coal
Notwithstanding the reduction of fare the traffic
ef The MOHAWK Road continues to show very lsrgs In
crease The figures for April are:
R,ns.s.es A n rs %
fotal.. o.
Mcrease, IS per cent. 81
The Norwich Il Worcester Road also shows
good increase whi;h IL especially Observable 10 the
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BOARD IN WILLlAMSBURGa.-

hIOne or TWO GeuuemeD can hnd pleasant Rooms via
Breakfast and Tea 10 Private Family, at g FIRST
minutes wal nom the Psck-sip Ferry boats which RAJ
svery 6ye minutes during he day ala In
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I EMUEL SATTERLEY.-sI0 will b
Alpsid fsr informsuou Of LEMUEL sArTgRLEY
sodies N b Wa Of 1914 or " dead hs hsirs by j
- ClinI0u-plsee as ~
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COUNTRY BOARD Wanned, for
&|ihe mopibs OF July and August ~ family CONFUSING
Of geulemso lazy, cbd a years Old and nurse, board
10 pnVsle hmily 10 reursd aud pleasant situation
silniD On hour of The city by Tsrosd FIR
good seeomm stions liberal Price viii be psd Al
dress box 81 PoH Once. Inys 3lss
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BOARDING IN BROOKLYN-Gou-
GENTLEMAN and LADY

With no children can fud 40 pleasant rooms, unfuf
1.bed with board 10 email private family - tnre5 por-
sous Bah Room and Closets &c 90 same h)or Apoy
IN $40 Fourtb avenue my73.'
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DOARD.-A large room with two large
Dclosel, furnished unfurnsned, 10 lot With bosoi
suiabe for gentleman aud wiie or two I'1g ssltehel
References gwen aud required Apply at IS Seventh s,s
nue. corner OF ThrIeeRih 81 N.Y. I'm
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DOARD.-G Gentlemen can no acc'mho-
Dmodsied With rooms and bosd 90 re<'oas '7 1e' ns
for he sumner l0qaife ~ 81 rHog-o,-0s = 80
a., he modem truproveut utf. " -
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DARLORS and bedrooms, handsomely
furnished 10 leL 70 slsgie gentlemen, 10 priva.s
lHnny Apply a. ll2 cdamoerssI mJl Wv
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respectable French tam
d. Tb- houss vs psasaatly ,i,usei. w,a 81 I'd =
r,odsr lve nens Mons batr-i9ec abe Yer'oni n-eI
-0rlv f7f secordsv resr even-1sl U-s l~'
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DOARD-W Wanted, in the country, for
EOS gentleman, hls wife. infant and servant Al Ne y
ear that place A private 'smiy preferred Aidfe''
Box sea- General Pos Office, ". T., stating pafucdAs
mve 2Thkss
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COUNTRY BOARDING. families
~ can be accom- modsted with board add pleasant rooms
Railroad Inquire for or address C. CONOEf ora ge
Dear Inc bflck Church m6 81
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NO LET WITH BOARD-Two b,06.

II soue Rooms unfaraished. ~ih paatdes ATTACHED |,
private family where there Olher boarders a.
able for gentlemen aod ih'lr ~iVet. A9p'yG IN
F1r.tsv between sixth and ssvsah. Bedroom "a.
be had III required mi 81.
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COUNTRY BOARD-Wanted for a

- gecllemsn and bis family consisting OF i've persona
Distance thsn 80 niles from Hew.York on any
route eceessloe daily Prvss family preferred Address
d A MOTT, 60 hasss1si.. New YORK mys Jgs
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IkON-rhs nsrAst coan4es unsst 81; scotch 20
sGs0 g. sri essh AMI ~ Twas s~eis So
Innor Ian l. Ami n
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Total ...................S2l,4l7 29 3O05 is
lnsreaae In 1851 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 589.95
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DOARDING.-A suit of Rooms with
DBosrd sgether sep sraely 10 private AMY i1f
gtHtemsn snd lady; house having al ths conyeuIsnIs
cpir-d Also use Of bath room-can he had ny spoy
inc ueolaiey SIT urh.st wesIoi EghInaY mye "
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

Our grateful Acknowledgements are due to
the numerous friends who have engaged in ex-
tending our subscription list In some cases,
they 90 so far in their zeal for the cause we
advocate AS to advance the money for subscrip-
tons they obtain, agreeing to wait until it can
be repaid by those whom they thus favor.
Some leave their business for day or two, or
more, which they generously devote to the task
of procuring subscribers. One subscriber a
few days since, sent from Adrian, Michigan,
forty subscribers all new except eight From
Worcester, Mass, owing to the exertions of
three disnterested friends in that place, we
have within few days, received upwards of a
hundred new subscribers. We merely mention
these cases as illustrative of the efficient agencies
by which we are sustained Nor is this all,
the hundreds Of letters that bring us the names
of new and old subscribers contain more de-
cided, heartier appreciation Of our course than
we have ever before received
All this is gratifying to us personality and also
rs an evidence of the increasing interest in the
great question to which the Era is consecrated
Judging from our extensive correspondence, we
should say that the supporters of the cause of
freedom have not only increased in numbers
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KOSSUTH.
BY CATHERINE LEDYARD.
For the National Era.


lilo is comng-he is coming-Kossuth tried and tru,
and brave
Even now his ship is riding the broad Atlantic
wave.
Every strong blast from the eastward brings him
nearer and more near;
But few brief days of waiting. and the hero will be
| here
Hun
Than Napoleon. Alexander, on the proudest field
they
They who fight for love of power lust of gold hope
ofglory,
Blackon Ter the page Of IIist'ry with dark and
mournful story;
On their names the of thousands mingles with
the worlds loud praise,
",,.- ~, - g-Ny va. = -,-----,. y.
- ,s,su,ts.. ~ y
But for those whose sword is ~il1na-i-l,q os~-
Liberty r--'e' "'''u'N la ''' ''"'S VI
That 49, &C.
Blessed is the strife they lead in-hoy is the
they wage
And their fame in fadcless ustrc stars the darkness
OF their age.
Such art thou, heroic Magyar and the deeds that
thou hast done
Set thee side by side with ampden, Iofer Tell, and
Washington.
What though now the Austrian Vulture gloats upon
the heaps ofslain,
And is lost for now the battle-it never fought
in vain.
Let him flap his CORY pnons utter loud his harshest
cries
For single warrior fallen, shall hundred warriors
rise
Once again the shout of victory from the Magyar
shall be heard,
And the arrow of destruction shall bring down the
cruel bird
Welcome Kossuth welcome chicftain spirit fetter-
less and free
Let MS pledge the glorious present and the pasts
proud memory.
Honor to the living heroes honor to the brave who
fell
Each has kept his faith untarnshcd each his trust
has guarded well.
For the wrongs that these have suffered, for what
thou may yet endure,
Be the vengeance quick and whclming the reward be
swift and sure.
Long enough has ancient Tyranny held stern and
bloody sway;
1t must perish-it must persh-and we all iRcoke
tie ddy;;'
Let it through fields of carnage seas of siaugh
ter-bettcr far
Than the slow death of oppression all the massacre
of war :
Let reign till Hungarys soil home of the true and
brave,
Erenr than our own Americn henrs not n singe slnNe
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the movements of the several parties in rela-
ton TO them.
In the Senate. last Monday they were ia
ken up and Mr. Foote delivered written
speech in their support. Mr.. Butler, of South
Caroliua, took the floor in reply, and de-
nounced the introduction of the resolutions
He seemed to regard it as an insult and wrong
to those gentlemen in the South who had re-
sisted the Compromise, as oppressive to the
South
Mr. Rhett then obtained the floor, and the
Senate adjourned Of the debate, we shall
have more to say hereafter.
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canism. He comes to our shores the greatest
purest, most formidable of the European
champions of republicanism-the system with
which this country is identifed-but the Gov
eminent Of the country refuses to receive or
recognise him. 1t is afraid to honor IN nm
the Principle on which our Constitution ana
institutions rest, lest it should offend the Des-
pOtic Powers of Europe
We hear of Treason against the Govern
ment. because few poor colored men, driven
to desperation resisted in single instance the
enforcement of q single law OF the country
The Government itself if it should refuse to
receive Kossuth, will be tried and condemned
by the American People, as guilty OF mgh
treason against the Cause of the People, not
only in this country, but in all countries
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TREASON TRIALS.
kalN Is, g..

,reye up several columns this week to an
We Z teehe Treason Trials, now in progpcyr
account Oh Ng The testii,--~--- onure'--., .. eSS
at Philadelphia" ana 6naf'lloGy against Mr.
Hanaway amounts to just nothing at all 1t
seems to be conceded on all hands, that who
ever may have committed treason, he is inno-
cent. The grand jury showed great folly, or
something worse, when they indicted him.
Despotism is alike all over the world Here
is touch of its quality in Italy:
"DeSpOtiSm IN Hdly-COunt Guerrieri and
Baron Lutt of Verona have been found guilty
of high treason-the former for having re-
ceived an anonymous letter, treating of the
plans of the revolutionary party-the latter
for having accepted an invitation to the house
of Guerrieri, for the purpose of perusing, and
afterwards burning that letter The sentence
Of the military court adjudged ten years i'm
prisonment in fortress to the Count and two
years to the Baron but Radetzky it is said
has seen fit to diminish the period allotted in
the sentence by one half in the case of each
Williams in Philadelphia is indicted for trea-
son, because he communicated information to
fugitive slaves, that posse was on their track
and Runaway, because being present when the
struggle took place between the slaves and
slHve-catchcrs, he refused to take part in it.
The Italian Despots had far more to proceed
upon than our American Republican Grand
Jury The Italian offenders were sentenced
merely to imprisonment, one for five years, the
other for one Our merciful Government pro-
poses to hang the Philadelphia offenders
American Despotsm is more bloody in its de-
mands than Italian. And yet we boast of our
liberal institutions, our high civilization The
Federal Government and the Grand Jury Of
Philadelphia have disgraced the American
People by this Infamous attempt to bind and
STAY American citizens ON the altar of Slavery
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VERNON. Norember %. 1851.

To the Editor Of the National Era:
CHANGED last evening to be in company with
the authoress of "The Reveries of an Old
Maid, and Kossuth being the theme of con-
versation, suggested to her to write wei
come to him, to be published in the National
Era This morning she sent me the following
lines which, unless my Partially for the writer
misleads my critical judgment are worthy of
place in your columns | forward them in
stantcr, in the hope that they may be in season
for your next issue. If you publish, please
print the signature which is to be hereafter
the nomme de plume of this lady