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years imprisonment and fine of $4,000 for the
publication of two pamphlets.
The health Of Kossuth is said to be greatly
impaired by internal maladcs aggravated by tho
state of his mind and the climate.
An advertisement of 1868 reads as follows,
Wanted, a stout active man who fears the Lord
and can carry two hundred weight.
Mr.. Greeley says he found in visiting the
Manufacturing establishments of England a
general rule among them to be- No Ameri-
cans admitted
The Bogota Congress at its late session pass
cd law abolishing slavery in the Republic
The law is to go into force on the first OF Janu-
ory 1862.
Hon. John Beaver is prosecuting the cree
ton of his machicnery for the manufacture of
flax-cotton Mt Newton Falls. He is sanguinc of
ultimate success
The Geographical Society of Paris have voted
Captain Linch of the U. States Navy a silver
medal for his voyage in the. Red Sea and the
River Jordan.
Mr.. Chaplin's Cusc for the abducation of
slaves was called up in the criminal court in
Washington City on tho nth inst. MIR. Chap
lain not appearing suit was ordered to be insti
gated against his securities.
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The Legislature Of Minnesota at its last scs-
sion incorporated University, to be sustained
by the proceeds of lands to be hereafter grant
cd by tho United States. No religious opinions
arc to be required as a test in officers or stu
dents and no sectaran instruction is to be per-
mttcd.
The Providence II. /. Physiological Society
has recently presented a silver goblet to Miss
Martha H. Mowry as a testimony of respect
for her efforts in behalf of the better education
first regularly educated female Physician of
Providence.
Tho Christian Mirror, published at Portland,
Maine has recently been employed to publish
the laws, as a reward for its past fidelity and fu-
turc subscrvicncy to the government. The po-
litical papers had forfeited their claim to the
spoil by doubling the infalibility of Webster,
and the divinity of the fugitive law.
A Mechanics State Convention was held at
Atalanta Geo on the 18th inst. which adopted
report against the employment of negroes in
the Mcchanick arts. Last week we had occa-
sion to record a similar movement of tho
Mechanics of Verginia. This is the movement
of an element that will make the slave holders
quake with fear.
The report Of Mr.. Webstcr's resignation
either absolute or contingent is contradictcd by
authority.
The National Intclligcnccr says his health is
perfectly good but his physicians have advised a
visit to Europe or the Warm springs,-to a.
vert his annual catharral attack.
The National Intclligcncer says, that opposi-
ton to separate secession is rapidly on the in
crease in South Carolina. Thames several dis
tinguished citizens who have recently como out
in opposition, regarding it as eminontly dan
gerous to southern institutions and their COM
morcial prosperity"
Mr.. Paxton proposes that the Christal Palace
shall remain standing and be used as a winter
Park and Garden under glass, to be laid out in
gardens, walks, &c.; where the temperature Of
southern Italy shall be maintained during win
ter, and in which shall be cultivated trees,
shrubs and plants.