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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

I<.-@o H TWO respectable Young Women. one Is c'tr.-
gt'mald and water, the other 10 COOK ,,ssh ani n
~ understand their business perfectly wei Have no
~ .h ~ the country Be-; Of cats reference Can a.
'ei Two days WAL ''' .ss y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26
EIREWORKS. la

Il RORATORY. i-6 Frrt-~t TIVE doors 100 ct Full
trn-sf complete assortment ~ Fireworks are noN ct
tered t.f sale. c,nSiSun- 81 the following
Rockets fron a. 70 Roman Candles, from I" u
los Iuang les ct all sizes. S,fol wheels do vertical
do do Mines II Sereuts lSngula lighs. o. All sizes
Exhibition pieces. DO. Fl4s F-oOns. do, foghaas d.,
Nanons. 10 Flower r.i.. Port Fires Pm Wheels Ser
ucnts GlaSSkoarcrs Blue Lights ToWclocs Pullinc
crackers Double HCalcgS Canton ROcNCtS Fro Crack
cl.. NJ, and l1>tc. g. sc Country mcschaAis and
dealers M general requested % call and examine the
above stock y b. CHwmtftes tor city and country us
PLAYS MILITARY and r1afc parties can Dt supplied ON the
most liberal terms with she so,s mentioned artc"s. var
rautcd the materials h1,ne been see Tel With tns utmost
r.r. DeitS,ts VI RENNErr
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SEA BATHING-CArr MAY, y. j

(NCONGRESS HALL IS u9w open f1r the reception Of
visitors The proprietor thanki B io ihe Liberal pAi
heretofore received would respectfully solicit t,e nieil-
ing 90 ys is popular bathing place me present seas A 20
make hs house their home. lis arrangements ana a'cli-
.us he trusts Wi tc more satisfactory o customers
than ans which Laye heretofore been provided uion te
Island Tho subscriber has taken puu> to procure goa
aud nts.llNe CUurcl servants. under ilr c'N'' til
n o. are best suitt tn the customs ald wants of mae
~ tl.s >,.ltrlel, q tins place les 3Nl " MILLER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

bN-Tle MANSION HOUSE, under. charge " tie
subscriber one nj me largest and b0> c'ab ,ci hotels
ou Cape Nay and has She finest dining aAi bali room. d
the United states This together with thc experience u N
pronrietors DO hotel Keeping with tle efficient ad, they
have employed warrant them 900 assuring iAe patrons ~ TIE
Mansion and other visitors 90 ths celebrated "aiefit-
lIac. tlat f,r comfort and good living. shall and VIII
coutuu, to ,iun "a leading position The Hotel is now
ueu for thc r,tcOn oi visitors. and Che steamer htiA-
h.cafd P,uohselt touch regularly 40 Tie Island ~
i,,e ~. HOOPER n LUDLUM
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No ARCHITECTS.-One hundred dol

- ~ bs ana lv The Trustees Of the Deau.t Ds-
,I>arv tor The best plan ~ adj pted) u l5.lns %
erected foI Their uses corner O. INeA.{ e.. 90
Ia 49, ,,rSn whose plsn 5 excepted % furnish fang
i mi .recscat,ons without further charge ll 9aI
tculafs VIII pe gwen on ilhcai''" '' '''"'' N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

4 GENT -Travehng Agent wanted, a
Macmnist one acquainted with the steam engine.
wanted 70 travel and Obtain orders ir and apply nstr
required boy AL persons using steam Good car
be earned hy competent person Apply % IRAN kLlNa
AGENT. Tribune Offce. Jlj 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

II NOW DFk Z lINVTNIIY = " I'M n NJ" W. -
The FtCLEIAN SOCIETY viii bc held M Euci aian Hal,
an FRIDAY EVENING. June ~, at Z. o'clock The Al-
dress VIII be delivered by Professor V LOWRlE.
r,.drof, ,,,tulers nr, invited Id b. lreNruf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

I y commodatod with Furnished Rooms and atrial Board
Transient loarlcls accommodated % u Cr1slt 50, Also
cus lad, WILL give lessons music, vocal and instr
al IcIm. mlderaie Ic-1 ~
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HOTEL. FAIRFIELD,

wa Conn J R MONNOr. Proprietor The above
Hotel Stuat, Do beautiful village on Long Island sound
with exec lent bathing auG romantic drives. has been extern
,et improved and VIII be- opened on the ION oi Jnle
under ii If direction If Mir Hiram Calston llc c the Ma
rue Pavilion at Rochaway Plans of the Hotel ua De- seen
and rooms tu. aged 40 the Ntw-Nor, Hotel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

{ B, uow omen for the qtlDa % company Inc a.
COMMUNICATIONS 20 tAs fayoute watering ace were sa!
ENLARGED tht past season. and tae subscriber pledges -
self o. d.. guests trat Che vel Is l-,tl r Al % ul AIS
house shall De- tull. sustained STAGES w leave Tea "a
j0ctu;s VI 'iCohL' Tiota.5.o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

EOk EUROPEAN CALCULATIONS
puhifehed departure Il e1ch Man steamer for Lv
srpoc frce .. ,s copy, or 81 per ycar 20 any pan
Great B0tun s. 10 the Continent, postage nceacd
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TEE SEMI-wEEKLy TRIBUNE
TIE NETWORK TRiBI

A subl-lssi sNery TUESDAY ana Friday morning. Ffice
al tsf snat-1 Two copies for 81 Ten for so Adysf
useu,ents & cents iDe Cor each Insertion
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v 4. CATER. Aucinncef
IEAIIIHII n

EROC ERIE% Beef Mutton Hans.
~ Raisn. Brandy. GIN Wne. Tsa. A.e. Porter, Nc.--
On FRIDAY Jnne ~ n front II Che store u De ne's
Beef smoked Mutton Hams. Cheese hisns, owe Oh.
Cigar. Naclerrl. Salmon. Shtd, Heuuf, Brandy ON,
Ciaref Madeira Pot aul slfiry Vine, Be- lnn 'sis-
Ms.far Salt Prpper. Ale. Porter, le1, ~ Blue, Extra
d' Ahsilfhe French C1ui.ls Sour kfolt. Sc. Icn q
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

&
As>sa-asasss
SPECIAL NOTICES.
II. Si4q, Ward Hotel, june 2;,-1ro JorRNEY-
Nj.NTAiIORS -Gentlonee Tie "ofame" VINO nave
Va oohsoq Uoacc Of his not comp Hg flI, otae CO. Bi
b ofdtr OF The Executive Committee "M BOND,
Jc2C 81 Chairman.
"a Rev Dr.. forbes w, lecture ia the Church Of -.
Charles LOU0Mco S,dues place. HfooHiyD. 0n SUNDAY
ttr rsstis 80 cent H. To- be- lad al The door on tho
evening Of thc Lecture. le25 81
a. The commencement Of the GrNERAL THE
OIOGlCAL SEMINARY vif Doe held on ST Peters
Shofc5 ohe,,,'' on ~ 80 - a.. 10 ~,
RI Rev. Bishop Hopkins OF vermont.
q, The Drcss Rciorm.-At the urgent request of
many ladies, vino wIsh the considerations of health comfort,
90 the other SEA Ms COVE NICHOLS will give pui-
S Ice We u ,'9 G'i ''' n re t I'm
So'cIook, p VI. Admission % cents. jc3l D.
- New-York University The annual meeting Of
The EUCLEIAN SOCIETY VIII bc held M Eucisian Hal,
S dr. WI vii be delivered by Professor r P LowRE
Graduate members are i@ p. To be- present ,,,.
itaSaTIf,$$ % %hSal99rTITf, o ,,,,n.odl......
delivered a. DC Eighth ;-shu'ch near Br'adwa, on
f fTJiS' Poet. JOHN q SAXr. Esq
Meeting ofthc Alumni on fnc day Ey9mqg lgl,
DAY, July 2, commencing az O'Clock \ NJ Jet6 -
u An Excursion to Upper Morri>ania "iil
be made TO DAY TIL RSDAY 2sth inst for the purpose
OF visiting the tract Of land benz disposed q Al that
village, and known as the property OF MAJOR LOWRY.
For particulars advertisement headed BuIdng Plots
easion 10 leave INV Hail and B-oome-st 10 O'Clock
Fare for TINS day VIII be- - cents for the EXCURSION
Al ls SIs feel interested " The subject are wH y9 JhStis
10 Industrial Home Association 80. l.-ihc
members 0i thc sasia9u 4c AcIt'l "o.i.d tii, "a,
Eagle Han corner OF Delaney and CHRISTIE SIS.
E6N' COhNS. A COOPER. Chm Of Com.
~ To Hatters.-Blocss of the Fan Fashion, 1881
adopted by Mcssrs LEARY SEQ Leaders ci ishilni'T
OS eso IVA f,'' We" " AIXMhN son Il Roses.
r7- Cro,on Wa,cr.--Ne'ice : here'y given chat the
Annual CkOrON WATER RENIS became one, AZ"
ga, able. at the Office 81 the ttoon AQu'luci D.
paitmcnt oa the First da, of Ma, last Payment OF te
same Iesi 3 s,y '''''" "''' & nANCE. REGISTER
TE c9H>-qShs A 9ssss Hs y city yc l F ss
Wads open io mSpocon at tee 9cs OF the Tag Com
tine Ofico hours from AM totPM reg
to Post Once. New-Xorl1.-NOrICE-r nrls
,c, United States Mai Stc,,ner CHEROEEE, WI Close
AT Tins office ON IIIU kSDAN the 10Th inst. at Let
i ,,syd lI Vac '"'"''. ''' cent, cr a,.
Chaercs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sso G
Sandwich Islands Gn H.,
'' ,e5 WM y. BKAD1,P. NJ
~ Notice shippers by ,he Packet Ship
ROSCllS. Cap' Oliver E9id-ct ~ lN'iI,''. "'v !,
to The oiacc .' VI Sp0rTORD. rlLESroN \ CO..
Jctj n DO o'u'"'s"
iv-vhc Eclectic Institute Of Medicine and
Sas,r has I,cn removed u'u l2' Ch'e,.I ST. TO- p
college Yiaco, few 4''i. distant ion 'he "'5 49,.
TlS ssee,5i "a , 'n ao aS c a, cmp9ye t
tffU, NJ D
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NANTED.-The adyer

EbARt NER WAN / ED.-lnc adNer
t>er s doSIGuu> of a>soCiatug himself with stnic-
nam ,,ia can furnish from $1,000 to $1,000 pro c~; enc
SAGE either special OF active partner m bu> y, ale
ready c>'i. shed and ln Successful operation m li> t
The articles uanuia, tuned entirely new, d t
patent for which thcrC large and increasing a la4
THO none, is wanted T. extend the business IIt eI
Is iv cagsile II cond rctng the business alone Faes
Wishing o. invest 10 vll warrant Investigation, when
shall he strcty confidential Address BROWN. ~ tlis
"a. lc10u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

VI y BITIEFl AUrII0nfrf
adj BLIC ADMlNlSTRATOES SALE
u On FRIDAY. June ~. ~ l0L o'clock A VI, at 20
Fulf0n-st fsec0nd floor Perkins, LflOgri0hic Rooms
the effect. vi George OHepau deceased consisting u 18th
0sraphc press and mpement.,U HAopaph stones plate
In sheets new WORK. unfinished Tie whole .eu worthy
ths attention Il the trade b. oder u
,s2,U JAMES THANER. Pge Adm.r
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from 81 500 Geo 81 80, we'd acquainted with tac CITY,
T. take shan, u Wtl-e>tahlShet anA NlnntA't ~
t>S Line Tpt money. well as the rtut are "fni-
ed - enable tho line 90 keep ZAP with tano' u'I's'-
ct.,t.n.-ni>ncsS Security and good rlcenc.S "lH ne
furnished. and permanent arIau-tuyui "lt. Poi maze
With au active mau. Who must have good refer ts 10
cfr@t'r FAM la.s Ie,5Hf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

Annual CkOTON " ATER RENTS became due. AND
were ga, able at the Office 90 thc tfOon AQu'iuc D.
patmont oa the First da, of Ma, last Payment OF te
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

TEyO LFT-With Board, a large front
pr1 with bedroom attached. luafurls-et. with ~
~ Ilen Improvements. a. ~ H4ls1n-s,' oyssste ~
Ju.u's P4rh - 80
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IV- Notice shippers 10y thc Packet SHIP
R0SCU y Cans Oliver EldId-c. tIf INUpuol are r,-
quc>t,d % clear tho good, 40 the ou House "ti-
ut dclay and send iu their Bills Il Ladns ll s-ntuios'
10 lie Office VI SPOFFOKD. rlLESrON co,
,c5S 4, f6 South-st
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TENO LET.-A furnished pleasant Room,
.--.,a.e family ana In a ruicf ue. sAsorl1od vta
~ vthSrt PARTIAL board Reference required Ia31le 10
-.5 Bluomt-s- 49, -
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a 5 COOK, Nlsnor and I0Ner, on y
IN Chamhcrmad and aundrc>>. D, cctabie PrieS-
Woman with good Cit reference Can tee seen a. ~
Ncsi TMrte,ntA->t lo-J-'
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
voRk DAILY vRIBUNEI
xtgr NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE,
.rrpx AplE PApER ENh WE CDrNTKY

- nui hcd ever SATURDAY NiogNIyg, ~ tte low price -
a. 40, anpnm - sifsee Iest cop'S inr TO- t,y"n'y
s.s 20 one alr> fer so. and the paper con-
saged Neyond tie tine ior winch is lat advertise
mats Tor tho sheet vii Dc chaiesa % cent, per hne en-
tasc
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WANTS, sc.

4 : Wsr NURSE, by respectable GUN!
~ Narrcd Woman Her babe Is SN wccS> old Good
riy reference es.a 3. VgwIcd Can &c seea 80 -.4 Ni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-26

pcreuco IN teaching. WISHES SliS,l.gA ~ - ~
Tarsc- She WI teach an the lrslSh oi''i'eS =. 81
,,r.. also Muse. Drawing and PAINTING i"e -
,- re,ni-rt Viii he moderate Address y l. ~ l-S bN
stor, 70 RlctckCr-st
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,E'O NERCHANTS.-Ayo young M Fno

n VI y NV IL = '"'---- ".|'I-
d wris very -.ti ham ahs ii- . -..s, II.
and can s.sC t,J o. .4,i ''.' Do, .....
S9of,,c,i Z, 10 out o. Sow Eoia Adde'S / O. q IS
OftCe
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THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1851.

TEO TAlLORS.-An experienced Bush
4 olman.s required at 81 Broadway. one VI ne ola
school WI. fld permanent si'rlr1n le-J II
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
PlttsburC Post, :,

John Layton, Esq, has disposed of his interest
IN the above paper to Thomas Phillips, Esq,
formerly one of the editors Of the Post Lscky
Harper, Esq, is quite fortunate in his connection
with so vigorous and able writer as Mr.. Phil
lips, and under their supervision the Post viii
continue to flourish. We wish them every sue
cess. Mr.. Layton upon retiring from the Post
has our fondcst hopes for his prosperity in any
business he may in future be engaged, and we
notice with much delight the complimentary sup
per given to him by the compositors of the Post
establishment, tribute of respect to clever
and obliging gentleman, an ardent and enthnsi.
astic democrat
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
New Advertisements.

We refer our readers to the advertisement OF
+. T. West, Esq, Superintendent of the Portage
Railroad, for the furnishing of Horsepower,
Wood Coal, &C., on said road
Evans & Hughes have received new stock OF
Clotaing for Fall and Winter which they offer at
bargain. See advertisement
Z. Shiels, ESQ.,, of Loretto, advertises a new
stock of goods for sale at reduced prices. Call
and see him.
Evans, Harr James offer Leather, Shoes.
and Saddiery, of their own manufacture, at
moderate prices. Remember them
Clark y Craig have received new goods which
they will sell at low prices. Don't forget to call
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13

A Paris letter to the New York Times says
Three Bloomerites made their appearance
last week the Boulevard de La Madelaine,
and in the neighhoring streets; they attracted
a large crowd, but were not subjected to any
rudeness. They certainly "do these things
better in France" paragraph in the jour
nails has been the only record here of the new
phenomena. The papers across the channel
have filled column after column with long edi-
torials, in which they treat Bloomerism with a
laughabie seriousness, as though it were aues-
ton of ethics and of their business-the man.
millincrs.' 9
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
The Latest News,

- The result of the late election in New York
is not yet known. In Mississippi, Gen. Foote
late Dem. U. S. Senator, has been elected Gov
ernor over Jefferson Davis, by small majority
In Maryland, the Democrats have carried every
thing. In Louisiana, the Democrats elect three
members Of Congress, the Wings, one. In Vir-
ginia, the Democrats thirteen members of Con-
gress, the Wings, two The steamer Buckeye
State was burned at Buffalo on Monday evening.
The U. s. Steamer Mississippi has arrived at
New York with forty-two Hungarian refugees
on board. being all who embarked except those
who went to England with Kossuth. Capt Long
denies that any misunderstanding existed be-
tween himself and Kossuth. Negotiations are
now pending between the Secretary Of State
and the Spanish Minister, for the release of the
American prisoners in Spain. The returns of
the election in Massachusetts indicate heavy
losses to the Wings. and there is evidently NO
choice for Governor by the people.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13

The above named gentleman has numerous
friends in this section, and we copy the follow
ing favorable notice of him from the Philada
Pennsylranian.
g This gentleman, popular member of the
Administration Party, sailed from New York on
the Ith inst, for Nicaragua, Central America,
to enter upon the duties of the post Of American
Consul, at that port, to which he has been ap-
pointed by the President Mr.. Boone viii make
an agreeable, intelligent, and energetic repre-
sentative of his country at that highly important
point, and we wish to him health and prosperity
during his absence"
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
bs- ". herewith publish the proceedings Of

b&r We herewith publish the proceedings Of
a meeting held at the Court House. in the Bor-
Iough of Ebensburg. by which it will be sen
how Mr.. John c. o'Neill is respected by those
members of the Democratic party in this county
who have grown grey in the service, and by
those also, who although young, are neverthe-
less firm and unhinching democrats For
some time we have borne with the assaults
of his enemies, and in the hope that they
would cease their attacks did not publish
these proceedings last week, but our ..forbear-
ance has ceased to be virtue" and we are
pleased to have so favorable an opportunity to
do him justice by giving the people some light
on this subject.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
The Murder at Middle Fork.

Col. Meredith, the Califernia correspondent
of the Pittsburg Post, in his last letter gives
some further particulars OF the aEray at that
place, on the 10th of Septeuber last, between
wood, formerly of Indiana county, Penna., and
partners in mining claim in which the latter
was killed. Gompers was aiej aya coEamittee,
found guilty of premedita5ad msrdpr, and ex-
ecuted at o'clock on the same day grevious
to his execution, he appointe5 executors to set-
tie his affairs and send what IS .slJ u his father
in Blairsville. sr4 &
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" save Me From MY Friends p,

In the Harrisburg Keystone Of this week We
find a leader headed as above. The article re-
ferred to, is doubtless intended to chastise us
the same time calculated to insult the defeated
and prosecuted Judge Campbell, as well as to
injure the Party in Pennsylvania, by insinuating
to the country that there are q number of pro-
Tossing Democrats in this State who would vote
against the Hon. James Buchanan, in the event
of his nomination for the Presidency by the
National Democratic Convention.
We are young, very young in the editorial
chair, but we cannot be driven into silence by
the Trio who control the Keystone. For stating
that which we are confident is correct we have
subjected ourselves to their displeasure. Unlike
them, we have never said one word, never writ
one line, never published one paragraph derog-
atory to the character Of any aspirant for the
Presidency, nor have We sal aught against the
honest portion of the Pennsylvania democracy
who favor the nomination of Gen. Cass. Those
persons whose course in the late contest we OBJ
jected to were particularized, and the Keystone
wrongs US by copying portion Of our remark,
and suppressing entirely the explanatory parts.
We gave that paper great credit for ho nestly
sustaining Judge Campbell until the last num-
Der reached u.s. but the covert insult contained
rotten in Denmark" Come out openly Mr.. Key
stone and refer not to the "moral to be drawn
from the recent election in reference to nomi-
nations ''forced upon the party" and say that
any person whose nomination is not sanctioned
by Cameron, Cummings s. Co., must calmly
await his fate. We speak from no authority,
but for ourselves and the people whom we rep
resent, and if the above is to be the case give
US IN upright democratic minority, rather than
success through an afiliation with those who in
troduce into the political theater the elements
of religious bigotry to influence an election
We do not imagine for moment that any in
fiuence that could be brought to bear would de-
feat Mr.. Buchanan in this State; fortunately
for himself he is not an Irish Catholic; his fame
and actions are everywhere resplendent, and nc
one can, with impunity, charge him with incom
potency.
AS to the fact, that Judge Campbell ran be
hind the ticket in Lancaster county, we can only
say, that had the State improvements been il
the dands of the friends of Mr.. Buchanan, ''tht
returns would have shown a widely different re
suit" and the same remark is applicable to the
county of Philadelphia We believe the nominee
of the National Democratic Convention viii
carry Pennsylvania, unless he places himself
under the peculiar charge Of those whom VT
have named. Our cordial and earnest support
shall be given him. We do speak :" ex cathedra
when We say, that Mr.. Buchanan, if nominated
will be elected, for "a nomination, TO be sue
cessful, must spring from and be ratified by the
hearts of the people" The people choose him
and the saying will be verified.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
From Europe.

The American steamship Baltic, arrived at
Vow York on Sunday morning, bringing news
from Liverpool to the 29th October. Kossuth
had arrived at Southampton, England, and been
publicly received by the Mayor Of that city. At
banquet given him at that place, he made a
forcible and eloquent speech. He paid visit to
London Of a strictly private character, conse-
quently there was no public demonstration. He
remains in England ten days, and then leaves for
the United States, and will arrive at New York
next week. Lord Palmerston has intimated that
he is ready to grant him an interview, non-o
cial, should kossuth desire it, and that he would
rather see him than otherwise A new ministry
has been formed in France. The London Gazette
Of the 25th says: A rumor was prevalent last
evening in Paris, Of the death of the Pope, but
no intelligence sf the kind had been received in
official quarters BY advices from Italy, how
ever we fnd that the state of his health had
caused mich uneasiness. The papers are filled
With accounts concerning Kossnth's reception.
No other news ef interest. .,,,-
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13
pas- The Canal Boat containing nearly all tn

HD- The Canal Boat containing nearly all the
goods belonging to Mr.. E. Hughes, merchant,
of this place, was run into near Columbia by a
coal fat and sunk. Mr.. H. had goods on board
valued at near $4,000, but We presume any loss
he may sustain will be made good by the owners
of the line, Messrs. Binghams We believe. He
has gone east to purchase another stock for his
fall and winter business
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-11-13

ssS Jas. p. Barr, Esq, one of the editors of
the Pittsburg Chronicle, is candidate for the
office of Sealer of Weights and Measures of that
city. He is the very man for the situation, and
ms Biddle of the American has grown fat on the
spoils of said Office. We hope he may be deposed
and q better and worthier disciple of Faust ap-
pointed in his stead