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Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Kos.urH.-This distinguished pssfio'
arrived in England on the 2i'h ol 'ee''''
be, last, aud was eashusiass'esiiy reee'sa
ed.
The Austrian de.pot had ,htea'ened 10
recall tn. Austrian Miuis'sr IN England
II the latter should receive Kos'"'h. on
e,aliq. aud so. Lord pslmerslon' Ens'
lands Prime Munster, more Wiling '"
testify his regard for despo'ie power ina"
for freedom. refused 70 receive h'm III
the name Of the Gosernmen. The peo'
ple Of Southampton, however where 'ae
pa,rio, landed. showed no such iests o'
attending nis Austrian dcspo'ship. They
s,ee,ed him with repeated cheering. as a
.nfIert in the cause OF human rights
and invited him to splendid banquet III
the Town Hall.
Kossuih's welcome by the people eoh'
tfa.,cd with Lord Palmersions refusal
10 receive him. etfeiaiiH proves that
there is spin, Ct liberty abroad IN Eng'
land which the government mol ehiy Us
hie.. hut is alsfmed at. aud dtesds
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Tns BukslSG OF Tne MoSfeoasgr-
The Vick.hntg Wmg has somr paf,lcu'
lars OF the destruction 0. The packet
Montgomery. which We copy:
and ,,ghs seuaags ..bs1--.-''- 80 --slenIl
...---.i..-- IS, ,.a,o,a.ni danger. some OF
them lriI their baggage. aud made their
escape. One Oi them miofnsns that he
fau on, TO ascertain the proyess OF the
ire as soon as he was aroused, and ut.
tempted TO return 10 his state room to get
$500 IN money aud two Watches, which
he had placed under his pillow. but was
prevented by an officer iron doing 20,
aud well II was for hiin Ilai he was
thus prevented, Tor by the tine he reach.
ed The deck the CABIN ieil ia. We learn
from the officers that 4 Mr.. Guplon, ul
North Carolina. who had relatives IN
Lowndes county, Mississippi. was lost
lie had been drinking in the evening.
and was aroused by passenger aud pul.
led on, OF his berth. but lie csu.d not yet
him on the boat. lie had negro wo.
man on board who was saved. A pas.
senger by the name OF Smith. from
Grand Gulf or Rodney. was also miss.
ing, and it is supposed he was lost No
other persons were missed. As soon a.
the lire was discovered. the oiiicefs aud
hands upon the boa, used extraordinary
eAetuon, aud AT great hazard Of life. 10
ares, the flames. bat all III VAN. for III
less than ten minutes the Whole oi the
cotton AID the boat was on kfe. aud It
ragged with such fury as to render all el.
forts 10 save ifuiiless. The cargo OF the
Montgomery chiefly consisted ol cotton.
OF which there were twenty five hundred
aud tlty.two bales OH board. aud por.
tion Of 1t uninsured. The place where
the FIRE was discovered, aud he manner
aud time Of its taking place. induce the
belief that II was the work d an lncen.
diary.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

SUMMARY OF CoTroS. According 10
the New Orleans price.C Current Of tho
9th OF November. the total receipts a,
all the ports since first September. 1851,
amount to 293.535 bales. making the
Increase as compared with same dates
last year. 50 COL bales Total exports to
iorrign ports, l23.747 bales, decrease this
year $4,000 bales Total exports to
northern ports. 7l.l2O bales; Increase llis
year 1899 bales. Stock on hand aud
on shiphoatd at all the ports. 20l.Ilg
bales, Increase this year. 20 666 hales.
Mem Eagke.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

New CONSTITUTION or INDIANA Tn,
new Constitution Of Indiana went into
operation on the Let instant. No negio
or mulaiio eau now emigra,e 10 or settle
in that State. All contracts made with
my negro or mulatio who shall have en-.
tered the State contrary 10 the provisions
OF the constitution, afe declared TO he
void. and any oLe employing such negro
or mulaiio. OF otherwise encouraging him
TO remain in the State. will be fined in
'un. no, less than ten. nor more than Gve
hundred dollars.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Tns CHRIsrIAaA RIoTeRs.-A cores
poudent OF the New York Daily Times,
writing from Philadelphia, in relation
to the prisoners arrested for the Chris.
,iana outrage says ,ha. in trying them,
the order oi proceedings will bs as ioi'
bws:
FIRST. they will all be tried for iRnA'
SON.
SECONDLY, should they be acquitted oi
the crime OF treason, they would be Ia
ken TO Lancaster and tried IN the state
Court for the murder OF Edward Cor,
such. Aud ut the suggestion al tie
Dilric, Attorney oi the United states,
the States Attorney Tor Lancaster Dis
,rict has already lodged, at the PRISON,
warrants chsrglug all the ptisonets WIN
the crime OF murder
Thirdly. If they are acquitted hoih o'
treason aud murder, they will be tried III
the District Court of the United States
Tor ohslrueting the Marshal IN executing
the process issued by Mt. Commissioner
lngraham, aud for aiding IN the escape ol
| the slaves
The District Attorney has abored most
assidously, since the 18th OF September
in the preparation OF the indictments
Learned, able aud eminent counsel have
IL nd an
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

TUT DlNueRArie PAafr What are
the principles u lhe prmaraue party,
An au.wgf !. furnished ~ the following
paragraph Ittn the pniisdelPh.a News
srhr ilra laa, the lrmoefa'e patty Of
The eouul, ha. b1s .one lailh On nation
al aurs,iuus /, obsolete |. may be, and
Il. lines ls. anl IA PENN, lvaa'a, Tree
lTadr IN Nirgiuia. tlsaf aud hafbor TN.
pfasetneuls "a the Wes,. aud sitiri ean.
s.tnetou AID opposition TO oil improve
menls IN the suulh Colonel Bglef, Il,
caud,data IN Pennsglsauia. wa elected
because he was friendly to the eompfo.
mise measures. Governor Wood. IL
candidals III Ohio. has been reelected be.
cause lie DECLARED himself oppose! TO
them In Pennsylvania. II Is iof the
Uaian. IN Geotgia. Mississippi. aud Ala.
bama, II i lnf Secession. while III VIII
mot. district It Is al Faee.SO.l. and IN
Philadelphia all Pro Siarery."
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

The baltimore Sun. Ia speaking oil
our newly appointed Consul at Havana.
pays him the following well deserved
tribute.
Judge ShafkeY will sustain American
honaf. lie has soine ol the heroisii' ol
jackson. tue diplomacy oi Gass' aud the
wi,dom ol Franklin. Spanish htasada
eauuo, iuiiuias,e. Spaniel, ifeachefy can
not deceive, nor can the iat,feaea'ns ,liplo'
macy OF England and France continued
cifcunvenl the sagaelons aud sklliul
Shatkey.
Among the hlst Of Judge SLatkey':
official duties un reaching Havana. will
toe full examination into the brutal
treatment the authorities OF Spain have
Inflicted upon American citizens IN the
persons Of Mf. fhfashef aud his brother
aud We hope such an expose will he made
by Judge Shatkey. as 10 let the people o
the Uniled States see the manner II
which the PERSONS Of American elIizen
the suspicion or displeasute OF the Span
-. o,V.a.--LOatSpn J0HJier.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Gronoia.-The official vote for Gov
etuot, a. counted aud announced in the
LEGISLATURE, was as follows: Cobb, a7.'
se7; MeDonold. 81 s2i. cobh's nrsiofi'
" 1853
The Senate on the i.h inst cent
message To the House, with a RESOLUTION
to bring sn .he election OF the U. ). Sen
.ior the nei, morning; but. on motion
The resolution was laid on the table :
The action Of the Senate was sonsidete,
rather premature.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

The Missi,sippi Convention. elected
to determine the relations between IL.
State aud the Federal Government. aud
which was convened at the suggestion OF
Governor Quuman, by Legislative mau.
dalo. To take some decided steps ioI fe.
asling The wfongs aud aggressions which.
th' Governor argued. had been hvspsd
upon the South hy lhe North, through
Congttss, WAS TO assemble NJ Jackson.
on Monday last lis proceedings will
command vsry slight Interest. A. the
great malonsy a the memher, are un,on
men. aud u ls IhonyhI The session will
not continue over lhfrs or four days, aud
that nothing wall We dotv. but To pass
f-soluliuns r.hlliuniug the gtouud, "a.
Aru 10y the Ori"lwf convention, aud ei.
pre-, 'hr arqulr'rrucc oi the slate ~ tho
adjustment measures The few stcrs.
cessionlsIs IN the convention, will, ~
view OF the vefy deoldeG skpte.sioG Of
the people agains, their doctrines, scarce.
" attempt renewal ol the agiisllon.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

CoTToS Nuts IN rus UNITED STATES.
II Is estimated that the annual product OF
all the cotton mills IN the United States
is 250 O0O, 900 yards, aud the consumption
Of cotton GOO. 900 bales; 100000 bales Of
which are consumed south Of the Poto.
mac aud in the Western States. The
value OF thus amount oi cotton when
manufactured is supposed to be upwards
Vi $1,000 700.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
- SSsSIb,Ss SfsY6ss oblcissR' N y ues

sir olihioh " N'NNN '~'' -
.-..... ,h., ,hs.s ,rs snfrs a,'as..~.- =
Importance 10 be settled between Eng.
land, France aud the United States, aud
that these involve the question Of the
right Of search" which at no very dis.
tani period back created SO much excite.
meni.
France and England. it is likely. have
agreed to assis, Spain in protecting Cuba
against foreign aggression; bu, in doing
this, II not careful. they will themselves
become The aggresson. They ought to
know by this time that our Governmen.
will not petmi: its vessels 10 be searched.
and should ihey attempt such thing. il
will be with prede,erminalion Of insult.
lug us. and bringing on war.
These powers need not be putting
themselves 10 80 much trouble. Neither
OF them. although each afden,ly Graves
Il for itself, eau ever possess Cuba. We
should think they had enough to do at
home, wiihou, crossing the wide Atlantic
in search OF business. which. II found,
would be likely 10 prove no, very prof.
table.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

TnE METHODIST CnuRon CASE Drcrp.
Ep.-A dispatch from New York. OF the
illh says:
''ln the United States District Court
this morning, the case OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. North VS.. the Meiho.
disi Episcopal Church. South. was decld.
ed by Judge Nelson and Belts. in favor
oi the Church South"
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Sin Joms FRANKLIN. Some excite.
menl was produced in England recently.
caused by the decension Of a small bal.
loon near Gloucester. with card bearing
the following inscription
"Erehus. ll2 w. long. II deg. N. lat.
September 3, 1851. Blocked in"
Il was soon asreriainej 10 be a misefa
Bile hoax. The Erebus took out 10 bal.
looms.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

SpreuLATloss ABOUT THE PREslpERcr,
The opening OF the next Presidential
campaign is not far distant. and the papers
Are full Of speeualons as 10 the persons
who will be nominated. ], is mllmatea
by some thai Gen. William o Butler. OF
Kentucky, seems a, present TO be gaming
ground in the estimation OF the "unterri'
fed Democracy" not from any particular
preference TO him as man aud s'a'es-
man, but because policy points Inn ON:
as more likely. perhaps. 10 mite the
iarnng elements o. The patty, aud to
work up It's many.colot,d patches inIo
one garment. which although himsy. and
more vnnagated than ever was Joseph's
Goa, of old, vii. al least hold together
until after the next election.
According to this calculation. Butler is
10 be run as "Soflhern man with South
em principles" lie is to sweep tho
Ffee.soilefs Of New York, get the aboli'
ton vote OF New England, aud the vote
Of the Southern Seeessionisls, lie is sald
- 1-sHH its=sss. -. as h,.in4z.s,.s a
W. HaasaaiIHg elueis T'z
: = ht#a#a lbs aaa OF Mlaamag an,
4s,A - as I've ms iallen
fortunes. viii be the RUG leader III bring
lng about his nomination.
Some OF the Loco papers speak Of eass.
some of Buchanan. some OF Houston, aud
others Of Douglass. aud how many mote
will he spoken Of. aud glorlfed aud re-
commended. |, would take ptophe, well
sersed in numerals 10 de,erniG-, Old
Bullion. from the signs OF the times. will
be against them all. and go iof some one
from whose arattabiiity as candidate
fol Ihe'Presidency, he may effect his owu
elevation aud redemption.
On tho Wing side. several are spoken
of-Fllmole. Clay, Scott. Webster. and
perhaps others. The ptesen, indications
We thlnk, are in favor Of Fillmore. liz
course has been fearless. patriotic ant
consistent. aud has been widely approved
of The Others are all men who have
distinguished themselves in the sstsie'
of Their country from their earliest man
hocJ. aud either oi whom would Gil sh'
Presidential Chair with honor to himsel
and advantage to his country.
Whoever iae Locoioco candidate ma,
be, however honorable. however talented
hi, bteas,plste aud helme, will be thil
aud hi. spear as a reed. when the ba.il
rages. Whoever the Wing csndidat
may be. he will he panoplied in the III
,incihle stnot OF truth. upon which til
.pear Of his Loco opponent must b
shiYeTel.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
Jupoe McLrAs oy rue CUBAN Exrsp

JUpGg McLEAS oN rue CUBAN Exrepl.
rIoS'-The charge Of Judge Mclean to
the gruud Jury ol the U ). Circuit Court
ior Ohio, at tile late October term. Is nub.
llshcd III the Cincinnati Gazette of tile
3i'i ut II relates entirely 10 tho expedi.
lion against Cuba. OF winch tue learned
Judge says "rhere never was an INVASION
among civilized nations, more aitroeious
aud less excusable."
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
.v'-su, 'suenHamy OF New otl,.o.. IA; r.;

'~'''"v ''HenHaI'y OF New Orleans. ii,s 6s,s,
Frere,. on the ground ,ha, in two OF three
Of the Wsrds the public were excluded
while counting the votes. liMr MsHgny
should succeed in having the matter
again referred to the people. he will find
that candidate who appeal, from their
decision for sny trivial informaliiy, as a
general rule. !, at second trial beaten 10
his eLlifo satisfaction.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Mr. ]. s. Thfasher, Of Havana, was
arrested aud imprisoned for his impudence
in going Oh board the steNmsk p Georgia,
before the visit Of the Government ofil.
clal, which is invariably made for salula.
ry purposes. Mr. Thrasher acted ia con.
trsvention Of the law, and was immedi.
atsly placed under arrest,
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
Aaa,y.,..-'rhree A Of our citizens who

Ann,y.L.-'rhree Of our citizens who
Jeff this place nestiy three years ago, tor
California, arrived in the last Sunday
evenings slage. in 6ne health aud spirits
aud bringing with them pile OF gol'
den witnesses tho, they had been about
the "diggms.s They were warmly greet
.a by their ftiend., for they had made
WIN, they brought back, by perseverance
,obrie,y, and industry, and well they mer'
IL IL.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

DgATu OF GEs. BgLKsAr.-This officer
died OIL the 10Th inst, on his return from
the Bfazos. on sick leave, between Pres.
ton. Texas, AID Fort Washita. His
family are at present. at Fort Gibson, aud
are no doubt. severely afflicted at this
melancholy aud unexpected intelligence.
lie was between so aud GO year, OF age.
and has served his country IN the army.
for many yeSs.-Ft. Smith Herald
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

The Senate Of Mississippi met on the
9th ult.. to choose President to I'LL the
Office OF Governor. until the Governor
elect is inaugura,ed. This meeting was
necessary. in consequence OF the e,pira.
ton Of the Senatorial term oi acting
Governor Guion, President OF the Sen.
ate.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
TnE GREAr ExnlnrloN IN Nav YonK.

TnE GREAT ExHaTloS IN NEv YoRK.
the London Chronicle repeats Ilr runof
that has already beeu circulated OIL this
side Of au lnteuIlon to reproduce lts gfea!
Exhibition IN New York. The Chronicle
says that propositions have been aade 10
that effect 10y committee, aud tint sew.
eral OF the continental govenmsns, aud
many OF the principal exhlblIcts have
gwen their assent TO II.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
EMIGRATION WEsr.-Emigrnnts are

EMIGRATION WEsr-Emigrants are
still continually passing westward lhro'
our town, Dozens OF wagons. with their
al,snaan, white families. accompanied
by streams Of negroes. roll by us with
us much unconeefn as steamboats, on the
Mississippi pass an uuinhaeited island.
II they call halt AT all, II Is merely to
bny little hour. OF little melasses, or
little pork. or little whiskey. or some
other h,Iie article OF comfort or necessity,
Bnt as 10 inducing them to stop and looS
afouna them. with view, If pleased, Oh
acknowledgements YOU had as well
Try to turn the Mississippi up stream. as
to stop one OF them siuge mile short
OF Texas, There seems 10 be perfect
mania on this subject, aud we verify be-
lieve there are many who would be vii.
ling 10 squat down on the very dfsl land
on the other side of the Texas line, al.
though it would not bring five bushels
OF CON aud peek Of peas to the acre,
rather that settle on land wlfah would
bfiuu tt.H,sAz ,,..,ssi.liiv Il. Nheh iizz = n
nj loW er eaHI % CA ilmn e nfpmHt casf RI ~
good land was on this side OF the ,onged-
for. hoped.iot, pfayed.iof. dfiven.iof. gol'
den. iar.iamed. matehless. glorious e.
dorado,
We would by no means disparage
Texas. She is our sister, and We feel ior
her sisters attachment, She has fine
lands, aud plenty Of them too, But N
the name Of all that is reasonable aud
Just, has not Hampstead county her good
lands also, Nay. has she not lands that
will compare with any ~ Texas. aud
lands. too, lha, are subject to entry!
Why then. emigtant. IN such a hurry
to leave u.s. We have as good land a'
You will 6nd IN Texas, We have plenty
ni timber aud good water, 'ot which you
wall ,heie often sutlet; We lave eseT,
variety Of h.h. flesh aud fowl. nhd
climate whose heallhiulness yon will nol
iind surpassed IN Texas.
Ay. but say yon. 81 have started TO g
TO Texas, and 10 Texas | nus go" i
this he yo-f oh.;aaey. 20 fesa yon teii'
90, and we doub, not this Is .he ouh
reason that eau be given wiz 80 man,
DO go.
Let Us ask you TO pause aud box al on
country. Il mas save irouhls. eApeEs'
aud travel. aud may give yen belle
home than that which YOU would .fave
farther to find
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03
- deleenei Qnd lhe

OF such rare occurrence Ia th.s eoss
aud the framing Of an indictment undet
the recently enacted fugitive slave law
being All entirely novel task, the prose-
enting officer has found occasion to ek'
peud grea, deal OF time aud labor III
drawing these bills, lie applied TO The
Department OF the Interior at Washing
ton for permission to employ Two lun'ol
counseis TO assist him III the preparation
OF tue details OF the eases, and 10 lncuI
some extraordinary expenses IN the col
leullou OF certain Information aud evi
deuce winch he deemed desirable aud
important These privileges have no
yet been granted by the authorities a
Washington.
A special venire has been issued 10
one hundre, aud eigh. jurors lof the ek
elusive purpose oi trying lhrse cases
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

sourH CARoLisA-The Charleston
Mercury gives the full vote in South
Carolina for delegates to the Southern
Congress, as follows for Co operation a..
96a; Secession i7,S50-Co-opera,ion ma.
loriiy 1915
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

A dispatch from Washington city dated
the 10th ult.. ssys: It's rumored here.
,ha. negotiations are pending between
the Secretary Of State, and the Spanish
Minister for the release Of the American
Prisoners nowir Spain.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

A PERMANENT INSTITUTIONS. su.
thOfitieS at Rome have reinslaIed the
guilloline, aud to prevent it from being
burned, as tllo former wooden one was.
they rebuilt II Of cast.iron.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

FATHER MATHEWS ToUR.-C. Il. Ma.
hony, Secretary OF Father Mathew, is
going TO publish in Europe All account
OF his American tour. with various sla.
tis'ics and details in regard to this coun.
try and its institutions,
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

The National luteIliscncer states tha,
Nathan sargen. has been appointed by
the President, Register Of the Treasury,
in place Of Townsend Haines, resigned
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

A Town CLAIMED claim his been
set up Ic The entire tract Of land on which
the town Of Helena. in this State, ia
built, and the claimant intends pro.ecn.
ting for it without delay As natural
consequences, it has created no little sen.
'aliot among the citizens of :hat place.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

An Illinois editor speaking of an indi.
viduaI, says he has broken every bank
and lall and Sabbath that they have had
IN that city for the last Eve year,.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

New PACKAGE ExraEss.--An eSperi.
inen' ~ Boston is nov testing whether
packages may not be Transmitted thfouyh
a tube by means Of atmospheric pres.
suTe.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

II nssid that the Ohio river has not
been SO low as at present. for eighteen
years.
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

Robert Toombs has been elected U.
S, Senator from Georgia, in plac Of Mr.
Bsriisn
Washington telegraph., 1851-12-03

The amoun. Of U. $. Treasury notes
outstanding o. on The ist lust, was sI63,.
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