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The New York herald., 1851-10-20
Two Murde, ., &c.

DUSTIN, Ootooer ~, 1901
A horrible murder was perpetrsted thi, Afternoon
about o'clock Charter street at the north end Tho
uss Davis rgger employed In the navy yard at Charles
ton killed his sister by cutting her threat with
After he had inflicted the fatal wound, he ssEei his VIC.
tim and her windpps with his hands and other
wise horribly mutated her body Miss Davis is repre-
sented to have been very beautiful and amabls girl
and was have been married shortly TO gentemau to
whom she has been tor time engaged Her age
about 23 Davis Ia about 10, and has lately returned
frI California II 10 said thst drtum tho
Of the act though there report that he vi
leIty opposed 10 his sisters contemplated marriage. The
tragedy much excitement IN city Davis has
been arrested
Owen Sullivan living in Atkinson street beat his wife
to deat tn, day lie has fled but officers his
track ana he will be arrested
block Of i've wooden dwellings, in East Cambridge
occupied by Irish families, burned down, this
pg together with stable and three valuable horses
The buildings belonged TO Mr. Buckley aud the loss is
about 5000.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

CLsyf, II tIS1yg Ns~ssg ia s.x1s~ 80 ~
James Tsisrt tssissnf n Iksstgs ya~.~sesss .s@ q
this city sn1 sssbx os4ss ISs@ "a s.ss<4 sgsss "a
tbis city ~ assftafn ynt o sSs - vs.~assg -
Shabt stfoiisd Into gtssst ss~1 t<y1s Nsa~s sa~<
lecsfsd the Fivs g>n1 Esfs No Tsfs~ 90
invited Into 81 IA dsbs s1g vsss 49,
cok~sJ wc<an ~sns t~yss<sl ssa<s1s ss~lzsssl
txse poor e,nnf ryms, that 90 is.slax t~ t~.1s.@ 40
fo-zaA himssf minus sES ssf yD4a VISTA s.ss.
A hsck man, the p~saDour of the vDssss sssss ss~,s
Lee 90 socn che he'd rslbvss the sssAisyss. " 80
Ieonsy fock the rfo<ssds ~ ths rcbtery ss1 ~
eisy The n<xt morning W. PhuadSDs ssss v@ish
tiss the ssgro has bs~n slAsDt. On sstafssr ks
turn.d and U.nssabls yosspb took him int sss,ay ..
IN. chr sgs ssa the magistrate Justice Lythr,t bss-g
him up 20 snsver the chsrrs.
D,g.r w a T,gsreurs f>ffVr0 L Tiss Peisfs
Two druptSn rs@csls inhabitants ~ tho Five pyis,s
called limo by Hzsson and bsbisl hcguifs, vDsDl1
ssssnsd tsuysrnncs lss;uref, who ~sS end .vorlDg
"a advocate the aahmsnt of ardent spirits IN thst
vctky- aud vi 10 thus sytolibg The virtues sn1 BINS
h's a. b. dsrivsd by testotsi course ~ lfs u@ss
rtSis up sbs ~ v1Jl.r 80 aforethDuxh' sifsek
ne frturrr and fhug crsasd rlolsnt dis'Srbsss~
lts tgiant Dciss ~ .te fikth Ward fusbe1 ini ani
tu't ad,rsiss ttruvs ~ txht socess1sd IN eoDvsy
~ NJ 6fubhen fovd.ss ~ - Is'es fsbfrn usY eo
Hil's l'g az cree q he Ju.'0 " Ausssf ne its'gs.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Some of the above maorites are think incorrectly
reported. The six counties to be heard from may give
zoo majority for Bglerwhose probable majority In the
State, will be between s 600 and 5000.
The democratic msjorities on Canal Commissioners
and the Judiciary ticket will be considerably less than
that for Governor They may be estimated at from 5000
to COCO in the State. Judge Campbell, on tho demo-
cratic Judiciary ticket H. Of excepted from this
calculation lie is defeated, We have stated before,
by Judge Coulter, (whig)
LEcIsLAruRr
II eeems 10 be conceded that the whigs will hare
majority in the Senate, with the aid Of Hamilton the
Native American Senator, from Philadelphia county
ard the democrats in the House. The two houses
believed to stand as follows -
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Nv TDfF DEt| -, Issf.
rsss sgsstD.
tD Il fssi nrsen Individually in1sst~1 ~ you fs
y..s ins~rfps ~ the ls,tsr svn~< An Ksxlishmsn,
srrrs,sns his desire ~ sno si~5gs psbii,iy The
ssss rssasd w Ameriesn eftixsns In usdsrtssos The
Ffsnslls srp~dition siso fov ths eube~gusnt sn.
sospssrst ~ tbs intention ~ tbs ~ 0~wvs's ro>ety
~ crsy ,bsir tfit.is Z trust, that vhstsvsr u donr
tsssiy soies vin ~ given through your columns fcr
ttsy sesStito,s the ony ehsnnsi w Which myself and
osfs fsr sssr obsr ~il ~ made scnsin;sd With the
sssnssss sh,eid desire D. pssti>ifs's In sry pub
~ assp.ssfstkb ssd Hib s1di,kn 20 dinDor tsst
sssisl bs ne tbsps - Tises ~ plsfe, ~ pure Of
gsssy 10 p,srs~5 sm sbgious ., sd mJ grateful
ssf. Usfsnv fssb fss1 ~ sss~ gs.isirs seton In
goiIs BULL
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

The steamers Commodore, f,om r,e"l"ntu", aud
r"vei'e' nom New svs. cama IN Yesterday fc'enoo.
The Hay fa'e, f'pm Vail hi,a' h.'ehs'hoehe,, from
hof~iob aud champion, f'om us,h,i. had n", Arrived
a, o O'Clock . N Thsy were probably detained W ths
st"'m fEsiwdsy .ght
Yesterday s,aA NJ 4, the ssh fsa.a r..ssii. i..,ls,
laden. al ans' IN The nsis,y parted BE-, s.bls ..a
dhnsd sfe.i ~ The J,s As.".. (s'o o, ..ss, bss.a
." m.isn,ss s.a ss',i.a s-sv ~. ~ ba," ..a
dhs h..a rss' ..shiprsa The msl. bro,s. s-d ts.,
mel" ssi bot The brig received sini.g a...es
slsh vas s.as.d r'i"slp.iiy ~ s.,,ss .vsy t- ia
sing w. ~, 's. Oss ,ss. belonging w. t.A i.',sf
ssi v.s o. LsllT re.sasd w. t.if. ~hah D.. -s.s
f"slnk Tie collision e. ~ as.bs him ~ a.ty o., 'h,s@
80 tpf yssfs H. ssss ~ vss i.kA. shA ~ sssai,s
pfnpsf msgissi ras,msrl
is,ss tamA bsial.x H. lhs sss,ss - s.s.ii.. 49,
Ffy ssb sfsst, ssss fasiss,sr .ss-.@ ks~e
aprs W ihs rki..ss ~ fhs s,avm
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

H@ss"s. ''-t - 1851
'sAs"' ,'v'is.s' s'v@ o., is i.ss ssg.s sssvs ~
sss~t. s.9 s"siiss.g % ~ sss,n. - 3.z Tss~~
y~-s g~-s is ,hs s'g - ssss,s s~4 ,isfy 80 ssz.s
sysisEs 90 ss,s s~~.,ssa.4 ~ ~. .-.s G,,s~ss.
,ss is'> ~ b,iz oSg.s. ~ g..ss>s4. .,S ...~ yss
ss'.siS~,s.a@ s.~svs s~ sys~y -~-siy .ss~--v..q ~
'ss - ~ ~. s'y w. ~, s.ss e1-s ~ ..s
t's1'y f"y,1.i 80 "a. s.ss - sssss sss. ~ a.sgsi
sss 'srs,ss ~ s@~..x. s~.sl ssss.~, .iss ssss
- psis' Fhs,iy vsss. ~.ss 49, fs,,ss, g.msxs
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
OHIO Election /.

The a,meerAue majority Gcvvrncr l. net ~,
aseor,sinea There ~in 10 decided majority of Tia,
party In hoth branches u the Lsgislsiurv. The fsrv
scers voted fcr RAnney aud Caldwell (ismesrsts) aud
Andrews and s,crer (~c Il the candidate. the ~hs
ucAsD nr Judges Il the Supreme Court hu, ,he ohie
STATE .ie~'""' uiaAs the TIVE ~hiss defeated not
withdrawing. aud that all the democratic Judges aIe
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

the Union nes the organization cs the whis party In
1854 have eonnsnssd tAsis In The Asnossatis
ranks and elected at ART dsnocrstc United States Be-
nAtors; viz Arkansas Michigan, Florida, Iowa. Wis
consin, Texas, and California w
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
s"r~s'.s c-.ss-svs.,.i Term.

d. "a D~.sfy s~m -. W,n,am Wsni,rton Mo-
,s ssss1 -i'bgyt essb 20 notice having bssn served
- ~ tf.ssbary Coei Co
70 g,s,iSsr, s.a D.,set.v' ~ 40 Hbiyoi, Baat
HsLL Ussisnsy-motion denied, With 20 costs
ssgSs His E>slsn poss. ~. Motion denied With.
es~ts With ub~rty "a ths pltf 10 reply
" snssd his complaint within eve days, ~ b. may "
"A.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

OF This medine In the worrt q Dyrpepsa 10 ow-
s peculiar tonic properties and being entirely ire
from alcoholic atm ulsh IL produces reaction or un-
pleasant aensatijns Ample Testimony from we'll mown
citisrs viii DO fnnd In tho pamphlets to DO had Of the
sands 100 Fulton street. O. H. Ring l92 and IL. L Seovi
L. Co., SIG broadway.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
Fire In Philadelphia.

PHtLApfLriuA, october IN, 1901.
Of twelve brick dwellings, in Front street, In the
rart the city burned down this ming ut
three O'Clock No doubt the work Of an incendary, ~
II set on IRE In three p ,ces.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Seward clique 10 make tho policy Of enlarging the
canals an issue In the next election when IL is we'll
known that the democrats are as much in favor Of
IL rs the wings In fact, no man Of common un-
derstsnding could be opposed 10 it, for the necessity
Of such enlargement is pslpsble TO every one, and
Is, as every one knows, demanded by the increased
traffic which is conducted on their waters. Many
democratic members of the last Legislature opposed
the plan proposed for the enlargement by the wings,
believing it to be unconstitutional. They not
alone in their belief. Thousands Of wings thought
the same. And yet it is attempted by the Seward
abolition wings to make out. that, because the de-
mocrats were thus opposed 10 the whig project Of
enlargement, they are opposed to the enlargement
itself. This is not honest We venture to say there
is no opposition in any quarter Of the State, or
among any party, to the enlargement per se but
there is doubt, and in our opinion well-foundod
one, that the action Of the majority of the last Lee
gislature in this respect unconstitutional. The
manner in which the bill providing for the enlarge
mtnt was forced through, the attempt that was
made to prevent its constitutionality from being
tested before the proper legal tribunals. and the
indecent haste that was exhibited through all the
stages Of its legislation, made such doubt stronger,
and created the impression that the whole affair
"as y JuBSie
The approaching election promises to be ono Of
the most inter esing that have ever had in this
state II will likewise be enc of the most important
for the result will have considerable bearing on the
presidential election Of next yea' Ihe victories Oh
the democrats in Pennsylvania and Ohio at the
last elections in these States viii, in all probability,
help the democrats very much. For our own part
we do not care what candidates elected, pro-
vded they are good men and true on the compromise
question and We hope that as far as this State is
concerned, there will be no necessity for the con-
tinued existence Of the Union Safety Committee,
OF the Union Cotton Committee, it is nett mes
termed, after the election. There are other ques
tons which ought to dem and the attention Of this
State and Of the whole country, previous to the
presidential election, and which of vital impor
tance to us as a nation. The most prominent Of
these is our foreign relations, which need, and
which we trust will receive, a complete and
thorough overhauling by the people and by Con-
gIess be fore long.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

AsorurR OcrAs srrAM.uir ESfrRrrisr We
learn that the people Of saint Johns Newfoundland.
are moving nthe matter ofes,ablshing ocean steam
nsyy ,tion bstreen that city and Great Britain, aud
the American continent. a mss,ing va' bsId there
on the riEsteenth of September last. a, which a
c,mmlttss wa appointed " fgsard tn enter.
prss Tbs ssiat Johns people % no, insist upon
their Gig being tbs tsrmiAus sf ths lissi All they
~sk 10 ths, IL shall be pr, of call fer steam
,hits FER this, tss shisrr'islng rsrtiss Who nay
e,Essr.>. l1s Of stsssshiDs viii derive. hh
ssls. az iE>ssss II ffvm twelve v f,>sE vsDssAha
q, an pear. sf,4 slss ~ sr<if<s " s>sas u
,.s-ss..4 ,ysaSs s@fissz year, f,ya TIA iszisia,
tsfs ~ tkfss ,@sss. rh.sk -ssA ss isvss~sf W
ts,ss st>,sss1s p>ss1s Tss Ds1.,t 10 vsyssy "
Df>>ss ~
sss2l>1 ia Dr>css " ns-s. u "a
lsfly ssek a oszEa< l<stiD. 90 AZ sssriss ga,
Tn 80 .-TD -sss ss.2 " " Nrz ~ s@1
ls,k Ia PSssyi ys>.s s.ss i,~ syA cs<ss1s.~ 10
tsuibly @s1ss>@, -s-< h D.ss, I. ss<sisz W pss
'snt,,ssssss. u>s ,ssstsssv u r&H 2ss SAsA<-
uous = a. 49, tysl.1 D sss<sNs. n IA ~
proTos1a1, "iisss'. va. aiis, y>s l~
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
POLITICAL FENCE.
Th~ nrl~cesNs, sp e.

TIE RETURNS AS FAR As RECEIVED
The following the returns Of the votes for Governor
far heard fIon up TO the 10Th Of September when
the last steamer sailed for Panama We select the
turns from yarious California papers:-
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

~ uler,cr erntis,ti y. ue.,y esp.ly, Vl,elna ~
h.r N"snsl Jones' hes bean s~n, " ,h~ trn'~osi.,,
bs hss yHs,a
Thee rs,s ~ dAsihs .. nais. arsirr ne seSey
The 18th l.si - vhieh ~ s.a~s ne ,esss ~ sz~
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

The Pr0pr is tors or Frosty Pows, Einr
Leoks snd ell fsaS Of bAdeess before their
eyes, advised 70 provide themselves with Davss yp-
rion, call ut his eo hs Ludlo~ street. and osamin
the esrheass Of its eures and recommendations from per-
6epots. Ludiow street. and q. H. kas 1872 broadway
also for sale BY N. Gnos l Boweryi 7. n. Knapp. 3b
Hudsopi b. Dodd, m nroadway; l.. Lyon &l2 Grand
New Yorh Mrs. Hayes no ruteni Thos Hayes DC Atlantic.
Brooklyn. Price 70 cents IN large bottles.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

cisthsDg scr gsntlemer made % order, and
rseS1 mds 10 ~ lLAHEhs, 1b william strss,.-rns
ss.ss p, ir.sh Css fo u.s. and sls seeorSns 70 quasy
w tssds.ms Ssh tfect tlO 70 elA Ovsrsosts fts nsv
uthl Osb 80 ! An too veil known ana patropis~d 70
s.q.g. rsnsG hssnnssheemsnt 10 sansient kstabiish-
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

"Chseun sOs gout," which, translated,
kv.ry mar ascending 70 hs taste. tks motto Of
snIIH's Jn Clothing Establishment 102 Fulton sreet
ne ssortm.nt sstensve his articles simirsty MADE 81
All who call can be sssted.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

a., 49, ,.s,u,..,,., -, 49,.
~" ''p''' 80 49, - "
~ h'patr hna sss'mb'Jmsn 'h'"a a. fS a. hA@f1
ff'm. Th''' ""s'd -hh are a''"'''.e -
"a .s.s.,s .ssss'. y''nA ,gyl, '.ptg gs1'
yo..tsI q f..@b,s IIs,m.s VILE, n n Wa
j. Thorns
, .,n., %, = ssns,' . ,sbas,"p Hss's hssn@J-
ys,a ps.s,s ~ w.g.,,.,~s h,,.a,1, "a,
nsbs
-, n - '"'"P I" N"Ny
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

rsts' 80 bfsfns Rstsers pessrsr " -Th~ --r,.
met ~ NJ" - e'srsrereef gss'erF-y >e-~iuf~f .sr,
I'm "" ~ fh~ aef-uii i-s~n N tsi- s--f-~ ys-rer
asy rr'rsa ~ s'.rsert 40 ihe srknef NJ 78-
Ihs ssi.rl' ,sssn n ,ts s,r.e ysst~rt.y spsn~d ~
sssss-i, sra th~ esrss sres~s
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Many Of The above RETURNS are imperfect but they
correct they indicate the election Of Reading
(whg) The result, however, very doubtful, partcu
larly these not full and there three
counties to hear from vz-Trinity Klamath, and San
Diego. Trinity county confidently counted by the
whg the meagre returns from part Of the county In
disats. ssn Diego believed 10 be whig and Klamath
hst been rerrrdsd q "a doubtful
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Pennsylvanis Election.
We give the ofhcA returns for Governor from the
following counties compared with the for aovernsr
in lS4S-
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Medieatcd vapor Bath. as administered at cARRoLLs
etthshmen No Ute Jones sti eet ignorant
only Of the most safe and ecaeous remedy for eod
rheumGttn eroural diseases liver piaat salt rheum
pmpes the faca hut also Of the mode
cleansing tie rkia and beAutifyng the complexion
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
TRLraRAruic.

TELraRArnic,
rnilsrrirat. Nct 10 ISL
In cAmsris county, the vc,e .As, iss sssssE i'tS,
Johnston, l.So
ASmstrVns gives SO ms,crity fcr R's,er
erV~ne sivss los CleAracl4 >lf, saa esse= - Ia
H.x~ttt a. 1aNn
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

the relgculy inspr pg Niagara Fails tho
for Mrs. Jerviss Gold Candy People emile, and cal
IL "a candy but has commingled with the
dignihed simplicity and as harpy eoneos.ion OF
ures herts human mnisrstion applied to
pulmonary complaints Sold BY Mrs. W. Jeryis 500 Broad
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Toe n 'ssy~,s r1s.q. r.ssst. e.y, bsssiI, ssrvsd
gss's,9sy t.s t1e.eGsis ~, 9Th s,7vD bsrveis n
sss' s-A " " ~. issss. ~ nouf svsr shipped
W yssesl ~ ~, slsss
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
A Morbid, ssspticoI Creature, wssh Hair

with indosnes sat in dan DARK dirty little bach oises
railing sgainst mankind terrible whicf
consuming him. This miserable cyuio had mt
faith in the crisp rattle and hesng trutsnew of Mrs.
Jerviss Cold Candy whose ger ia soothingy
dslicous Sold by hs Jervis. 5CG broadway. snt bS
druggists generally.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

red grey hair black brown, wthou staining
the skin Couraud Soap cures tan, pmpes recklss salt
rheum rnrwerm So poadrs Subtle ugyoo.s hair any
storatve gloss at 67 walker street Broadway Cal
lender 81 South Third street, Philadelphia Boston, ls
Washington street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
II the dirty M gers Of too ,nuess trade ars

oiinr our clean atrotsm days, BY the late intro
ducton OF species smartness which has It's Applause
from the idea Teope have rodeening trait le H.
in just apr eciaoh of Mrs. Jeryss Cold Candy for
eoWghs coids hoarseness &c. Bold by Mrs. Jervil 80
BroadWny.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Of BY this moe. wonderful deoysry Of consumption
epilepsy. aria oonvusons st. Vitus dance, rheuma
tism sciatea Gou parays hip disease rpino complaint
Gxus dyspepsis, dArrh0a and female diseases. Pyne
l Nassau street, IL wo worth while looking after such
remedy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20
THE NEXT LEG isLArURE.

The San Tranoisoo Herald says We give below the
number Of Senators ana Assemblymen TO which each
county In the State h entitled by law also the cassh
cation q the members recently elected far heard
from TLntytwo m~mb~re constitute majority OF the
House IL Will be from returns, onical and
rported, that the democrats have alrrsdy elected
uir, ss fturtecn IL majority Of the Senate, only
two thirds o the mcmhcr 81 whish elected this year
Tho demorss r~ported 60 have elected twelve Sens
tore whch added 90 thoss IL that party holding
~il fi,e them decisive majority suf.cent returns
hayc been rccei,ed Go make certain that the ismc
uc party Will have majority In both hranches Il the
Lesslstur. The election cft : Senator VII 81 eNarss
f.st vii tlsm
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

fkOM UUK WttIAL VOkkEsFONpLNT.
WAsHISoroN, Oct. 10, 1851.
is bssved that the personaI abuss induged in BY
the Johnston papers in Pennsy sania and especially by
the Haisbrg .a@eios (edtsd BY Johnston's brothsr)
Of Mr Fillmore and Mr. Webster, viii have the effect Of
stirring up the adm nistraon defence Of It's friends
in that State and the removal Of the Johnston clique
who now NIL almost every once Ia it. There Will be
some thakng among the dry. bones there before long
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

ss.fs.tsy.r ~ l~s,s sss 1o,h Over sstsrs th,o,ns
Isgsss hsstshis Hlsiss rsstAissss, niItarr OIovss
Ls<y tsisg Ga sy.hshp stivts ssd Drsvsrs spsrrins
as tsssiss ois,ss. h.ssy Bsi. Ne, ko wkslsssis ssd
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

.sesn.,iense Of every BODY seeing .vers,l. snsis
ftvtr horsefed Y.r slain Wedding Cards snd silver Ku
~ ,tmssaibs usly elegant esnnot fsl W " ssssfed
s..d.s5' eers,s VI Upaps street. essseb s,sse, ~
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Them twelve Dollar Gold Pissed Or sii-
ysss.s a. as,. s.sy,,s sss s,ss = rsss a..
tyinav ws,hs sn vsrrsat~1 unspssses u svsry dec
TJjI oErofsAL
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

Sorrm CAroLiNA SECESSION NuLLirIED. .-Ac'
cordlng TO the returns OF the recent election In
South Carolss, for delegates TO southern Con.
gress that chlva alrie State has nulhsd secession,
as. on previous occasion, she repudiated nalhca'
tiou. There we're two parties In the canyass-the
immediate secessionists, and the co-operationsts-
the former being In favor OF going out Of the Union
forthwith and the lattor in favor Of waiting Tor the
Co operation Of other southern states before taking
the fnal plunge for a southern conssderacy. al
though protesting as much dissatisfaction with
the federal government rs the Rhctt party Tho
result Of the election, as far southern Congress
Is concerned, amounts to nothing. Any way, II Is
a. harmless as the Utica Convention, last year, OF
the silver grcys But Ia important rs discoung tho
popular sentiment OF south Carolina. The people
have subt.sntlally declared sgains. Immediate no
cession. We shall conseq nonty expect Of the Le-
gslature, which IL soon to meet, corresponding
se.ion in post ponemsnt Indefinitely Of the day Of
action. The small arms and the cannon whi;h
ha We been procured Tor a war upon Mr.. Fillmore
and his cabinet, may now be sold Cor old iron.
south Carolina will walt for cooperation, and she
will wait for some time.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

~ h.ss..s ossss Boots shoss for yourselves
ssslNas.s t.bs ssf saylss and " Miller. In Canal
s,ss. ~ ~. gsl,s. ~ ne moe, shonsh. styles a, 10
tsss snd 10 shilling the pair with
s, ssss,,msst ~ misses and chdrens boots and shoe
" " .ssl New York Try this store. ladies' ana
v bs sure t r.pea. the visit 70 ,. D. hfLLtRs. is4
Canal street ~ BRsta agent fer the sale m
ksr koets aAl shoes f0oodyears Patentl.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

BALTIMORE, Oct. To, 1901.
Mr.. Webster IL expected to reach Washington on
Tuesday, where, 1t is rumored, important bminess
awaits his arrival He has declined the invitation 70
deliver the annual address before the Maryland Agr
cultural Society, whose anniversary takes place on
Friday next
The Southern mail has arrived, but brings no news
worth teegrap phing.
The New York herald., 1851-10-20

II by our sOcfAI dsHclency In n want Ot
Appreciation cannot foster to maturity Kossuth or
Jenny Lind even such elevated mnds had birth on our
soil, at leat politically and have
just appreciation OF Mra Jervss Cold Candy omni admit
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Broadway.
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The New York herald., 1851-10-20

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The New York herald., 1851-10-20

ADDRESS OF hossUTn.-We are gratfed to
spread b,fore readers, this morning, the ad-
dress of Kosuth to the people Of the United States
IL is a splendid document IL has the sonorous
ring of the echoes Of n trumpet among the noun
tains and the solemn vibrations of thunder along
the horiz where the tempest has rolled away. 1t
flows with the strong, deep, lucid current of the
majestic Danube, and is marked, from its beginning
to s termination, with equal points of beauty and
Of grandeur 1t blends the brilliancy Of the Orient
with the strength Of the Saxon-it is a combina-
ton Of the poetry of inspiration the eloquence OF
con scientious recttude, and the solid argument Of
truth. 1. harmonizes the sober details Of histo-
rical narrative and the stern cessites Of legal
defence with the thrilling fascin ations Of the Had
The ornaments which he uses give strength to the
structure, and his rea soning adds beauty to his
figures Of illustration. His style evinces the no.
best qualities Of the soldier, the civilian, and the
Christian. lie revves the enthusiasm Of the
knights Of the Cross, while he defines the prac
teal requirements Of enlightened liberty.
Patriotism is the paramount feature Of the pro-
duction, for all the sympathies Of the heroic
writer are for the people and his country and their
cause; and never we're people, country, or lis
cause, more ably vindicated before the world.
In practical view, the narrative enbodies a
connected and consistent statement Of that success
zion Of great historical circumstances and events,
which, beginning with demand for the rights Of
Hungary, under the crown Of Austria, resulted in
an issue between absolute subsection and indepen-
dence. The statement, we doubt not, will con-
siderably emil ghten our cotemporsries on both
sides, who have heretofore expended SO much ink
and argument on the causes and objects Of the
Hungarian revolution. Assured, also. that the
address will cdify and crafty readers, VIC re-
com mend IL 10 their attentive reading