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The New York herald., 1851-11-23
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fl.Dsd, Mr. f:sns; AI.hu: y.asSn; v, Bs;sy Nor
was 6ssans Miss Kate Horn Pc. bsuS By sxuor Ss!
wsa s Mr. paxse o.
nsnd. Mr.. Pope; Louise Mrs. Abbott.
NIBLo'a-MANAoER Nh. JOHN ssFroN.-rIcK.
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vel Family. First night Of Mazulm The Night OWL"
sn$
Il. Pan %
TO commence With eyoutons the Tight Rope To be fol-
Miles Berlin TsslcE and NE Rsysi Family 70 con-
elude with hAzULn. or the Night Owl.
QRoUeHAxsLyoEUx,B BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE
circle
n M ss pya M &
tsr; Hamlet xss Cushmsni Polonius Mr.. ghippendae
s
riRE-EAiSR"coi Isssh@ons, Mr. Palmer; Major Bolton.
Mr. s,smis SS MI :s Sergeant u
Boxes ST. Amphithea.re 50 es Tenth subscription night
Monday New a. V'rdF' EkssaSYp. ksssns opera Of
Erpani signor 9; Bsstni Den Carlo sisnorG Bsdiali
Eivirs sisnOgins B. s.enanons
Sen sesardc Zig Baraitni iaso sisnor sin
perform
Box onoe open day from A. n. till o'clock r. n
SACRED CONCERT, VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL.
- st NATIVITY CHvRcH Second avenue,
sunday Evening, November "a.
To commence At half past 7 o'clock.
)IRsr PART
Z Ssssnihest, grand chorus and scioNMrs N''"''''
s. "wom.n behold Thy SON lvsrd; in s..ai dao
4. "I know that my Redeemer Hveth"-Madame
2ouehelle. ......... -. ................ Handel
"Quoniam tu solus San ctus" basso solo, with full
orchestra-kr. Nora. h9ssini
{. Inter Ves.ibulum et Altare," duo, tenor and
J. Guam Dileota Tabernacula Tua," SOLO with
grand chorus and full orehestra-xrs. Nor
SECOND PART.
]. selo On Organ tsrranged from sonats)-Mr.
= "C0psunmstum est bsssO solo, with grand chorus
Invso, rom The seven as 5 words Of Jc;a; on '''''
the CIoss" trio-kme. Bouchelle Mr.. BaAni and
T. "saiye Regina sole with full crchestra.ar .i '''''
8 Solo for violin. with iuii orchcstrs.af Rapctsi
o. 90 Cor Amoris Viotims," duo and grand eho-
rus-2me. Bouchelle and Mrs. Morfa. Lambilotte
Z. "Tantum Ergo" trio with full orchestra-Mrs.
Nora, mr bailni and Mr. Nora. ......... Rossini
Mr.. MsJerhstr win preside at the organ.
Tickets % oene TO be had at the Chu.ch, Dunigans
bookstore, l3l Fulton street.
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RRoUGHAK LYCEUM.-T. JOHNSTON aEGs
leave most respectfully TO that bis Benefit will
will be produced the puar drama Of the DUTCH BUkGO
MASTER, with variety Of other nterainmen whiah will
be announced in future advertise Box book open
CRANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM SQUARE, oNH
block above the National Theatre-George Lea, sole
ropretoraoon performances afternoon and even
Ing Enterainment in the thres
o'clock and Ia the evening at 7 o'clock The entertain
varied select. and such be
Lea Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe also, Nons Gregre,
tho strongett in tie world, who will break stone
"kin bullock" with his clenched fst for any
amount Of money Troupe Of Model Artists, who are
ber Of beautiful tsbcsu1; company of Arab Girls &C
through variety Of fats Of strength and dexterity
company Of Male and Temsle Artists. who will give
setber with variety Of Interesting performances even
afternoon and evening. For particulars sec bills Of eseh
day. Admission-senss in Private Bo1es ~ cents stage
II NIcKERBocKER HALL EIG arH AVENUE AND
Fun for The mllien sc0 git Every evening this week.
and In addition to Mr. Anderson the great Wizard who will
nstiOp or water Wine and witch :rafs Mr Harrison
celebrated impro and co mic vocalist who viii sing
subject the audience desire Doors open A. 70 com.
s he at Mr Dunns bookstore 5 Eighth avenue
VVo THE PUBLIC.-MRs. sUNNER L. FAIRFIELD
takes Isssure in informing her trends and the pueHo
ofNew York. that che will give series Of Poeteal READINGS
Of the fnest in this city has kindly offered 10
assist by singing few Ballads. The hrst ea4ng 10 be
soai ss.Sss Commence ss s Rsn as &
be had kt william Hall Sons 239 broadway G. Jol-
LES 800 Bresdway; Kerkseg Breusngs. Al Broadway;
and ct the door Of the institute
NoTIcB-ALL PROFESSIONAL AID FEELING De
srOps Of assisting a The & q the sompA
BENZ. A. BAKER Sec No. Ill Grand street.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS, ETC.

sI,HE FELLOWS or TBE NEW Y0RK ACADEMY or
Medicine are Ieqnssed 20 NEE. a. the Untversity on
Sunday N IN py the last tribute Of respect to the
rsnsiEs Of their late Yice-Prssdent DR. J, MsSLKY
By order. JOHN q. ADAMS, ND,
Recording Secretary.
NJoTTCE-THE GENTLTNEN CONSTITUTING THg
~ eommfttee for tcs noris 10 Mr. George Steers the
builder e the Yacht America requested 10 meet a. The
napiSn Hous "a Chsmbers street. Wednestsy the btn
inttant hslpsst r. NJ the purpose q reprr
ips s amount Of subserptions IRE Parto mahet has
airspeements. ai JVHN DIhoN, Chairman
i m Secretary.
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LOST, &c.


1OREwARD.-w0ODEN CRossEs-Losr, os
plO Monday evening, in Brosdwsy, rran Kiln street
franklin Place. White Church Streets They wrapped
mp paper. and tventyone or twenty-five In
number Whoever will return them viii be raid the Aboye
reward BY the subscriber. DAVID RAFT.
G5Broaiway, mp stairs.
q SO REwARp-Lssr, ON THURSDAY AFTER
WOV Nth inst, In going from New York TO the Cen
trevie track Long Island, smali diamond Breast Pin.
the shape Of target with stones the a. the top
being larger than the others 10 is Aft from friend, and
the finder will receive Its value by leaving GREENEs
Westchesr Branch Of Twenty seventh street and
Fourth avenue.
HIGHWAY RoBBERY:-FsRrY DOLLARS REWARD.
H On Wednesday evening, Nov. 1s, gentleman, while
Passing Varck street eorner Of Yandn three four
young pushed him from the sidewalk taking wallet
Containing hundred dollar bill the Broadway Bank.
nfty the Unisn Bank, and tro tves tAnk Chsmieal
The psYty known will dealt with the Law directs
hut should they take the reward and return the balance 70
w. l., 200 Varek street, DO question Will be asked.
CToLIN-vRoMN NO. l7s EAST FOURTEENTH II STREET,
- eve silver large Spoons msrhed I" r. p. Peyser;.
three de- DO. 81 IT; p iour do 90, ~. D.
Any person returning the spoons giving pfermstios 70
lead 70 their recovery will be SUITABLY rewarded BY apply
ING ~ above, CT tt 3s3 Broadway.
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Mus tCHL.

ErLEGAST LARGE MUSICAL BOXES, PLAYING
gess ssrss sns 'e sn,S q .sp
Norma" "LAsonsmtuls, eej Also Polkss scho.tshss
and waltsse. A. VAN NALKENBUk0H.
90 Pearl street, up stairs.
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FINANCIAL.


GS wANTED-AND AN ENTERPRIsiNG
DC,OOO 10 engage In an exclusive manutaet II nj
this city The article s in great demand. Sales
for cash eIoiutivey and 1915 dollars per will be
Allied Address hanuseisrtr shs office, stating time snt
place for an interview.
gQOO TaE ADyERTIsER HAS TH5 ABlvE
BOOO. amount Aieh he wishes to employ An any thing
that is without risk Address HArro.d Chatham
square post Office. for four dsss.
q SA 0OA TO LEND ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
DOV,OOO In sums 10 suit applicants on productive
estate in this city Brooklyn. Apply 10 BROAD,
No IL Wall street. in the Croton water ohce basement
w & j. T. TAPsCOTr CO., IS SOUTH STREET,
w supply drafts for any amount payable throughout
Great Britain and Irsland They also sole agents for
the Red srr Line tie swallow Tail Line the ptam.sie
London pacte Passage BY any Of which ships can be en-
gagged on nteasonAble terms
DAR1NER, AND 81 500 TO $4,000 WANTED. TO EN-
Il gage In respectable and profitable manufacturing
busnos under valuable patent very good chance for
practical mechanic who possesses the requisite amount OF
csrai Address NJ at the Herald ofce. Immediately.
WANTEp- $4,000, FOR INVESTMENT. In AN rs
w tablished lucrative, and cash business The amount
viii be taken bond and mortgage. OF with silent
tive Address Henry this 0os stating where
immediate interview can be had.
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ZINE ARTs.-FoR SALE, LARGE AND VERY
complete Atlas of Italy. contrasting ons hundred aud
nns maps ofdepartmsnts With plan, of TIE oiss
and large map OF Italy In fifteen sheets also Eve hun dret
and ffy hney executed views of the principal mopumens
ard places Of note In italy vita the description and history
II the came. This work e extremely Interesting for
neerf srehiteots soentd and literary and lbrt
-ss IL can be seen st the Music store Of Mr. GODOhl
i13Is Broadway.
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RMoRY HALL NEW oRLEANs-THIs FINE II ALL
"A has been completely paired and decorated In most
central position Is at present. the most suitable rosm
in New Orleans and Other exhib
bly, seat from COO TO Ia0 persons. The undesigned is
authorized By the oprr 20 contract In this city for the
use Of the aud will give ell information relative
''sr''' 'hA' may " W cogBYN, Broadway Ths,.re.
The New York herald., 1851-11-23

RsilrosA to Albany, 2a miles. company, by the name
Of the Lebanon Springs Railroad has been organTeto
construct road nom Chatham to Hoosic River north
which win unite the Harlem Railroad with the Western
Vermont railroads. thus constituting great interior
line Of railroads from New York to Montreal We have
seen map Of the preliminary which have been
made aad published BY the engineers, and understand
one party Of engineers are the line north o.
Chatham Corners locating the road which will soon be
put under contract
The ups and downs in Erie Railroad stock are most
extraordinary All sorts Of stories are in circulation re-
laive to the dividend Notwithstanding the semi ohica
announcement that Q dividend would be paid in
January, many have serious doubts 10 the contrary
Much depepds upon who hold the stock at the time
This company resembles the Reading in particulars
II the stock is in right place. large dividend will be
declared The whole question is reduced 10 that single
point
The receipts the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this port, to-day, amounted to Sss7ol IS payments
$63,744 81 ;-bslance, S32 27l700 81.
The following table will show the export for the week
ending this day, and for the year
SHIPMENTS OF eFEcrE PoRr NEw York.
Brig Ocean, Newfoundland. Am Gold ........ $1,000
Steamer Canada, Liverpool do. 1,2u2o0
Foreign Silver. ........ $4,000
Eng. Silver and Gold. 27,720
ehip Havre, Hsvre, Am half dollars....... 5000
ets&rler Baltic. 1,096oa4
Total for week ending Nov 2l........... $2399,764
Previously reported IS 563 05l
~o,a, <o- 1s,, car eoa sIs
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FINE ARTS.

THE YACHT ANERICA."-BRowN& n sEvERTNs
print hs celebrated vessel presents ths only truth
tul lhsne,s Published Introducing Jersey City, the
Club combining be.utfu spiri,cd and accurate picture
Designed drawn and published BY Brown SEVERN, No.
t2 FULTON street, and for sale the didersns print
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MI ATRIMoN1 WADE Efois uN HOW TO WIN
Nh lovsr-Proi.tsor Lavton oi London hsyius srcyet
In Fofor, VII tend u NtdTe receipt Of dollar
poet q plain drsotloUsto enable sdes gc tecn %
n tic tevotci sfeti07s cf tbs cprosa The prlcas
'r.Cive o. are sTre.rar - - lostoH suS la t5ous
that fftf1n il i0rcstie fdrcrs Fr isssor iawton.
ncstnu Nrt No letters taksa from ths fost ols usoss
u roits % g. rrii
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CAUTION 10 THE PUDLTC.-THE GREAT POPU.
Olary Of Lyons Magnetic Powders for the destruction
LED hugs. Cockroschfs Mohs Ante. Fleas Flies Nc End
insects plants and all other insects has npsd eer
tain rarties % spurious articles and or them
uader various desc for sale. Few Of these ind
viauas dared give their imposons cut fse Of pot
oD The proprietor OF the original article has in this city
only the ed sgorts ard 'he psnopN dsGosh
~ No 4f4 Broadway, where also be obt,nsa pills fi
tie nssntsneous obstruction Of rats and mice. Both ~
trlfe ra vafrantei. y
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICES.

THE COMPREHENSIVE HERkToFoRE EXISTING
between the ed under tie firm Of Sampson n
Perry s this day dissolved by mutual consent All bills
ust be presented At their place Of business for s.tssmsa
STEPHEN SAMPSON.
HIRAM r. PERRY.
A CARD-HIRAM r. FERRY WILL CONTINUE rHK
n Ship Joiner Business. At 3S3 and So5 Eighth street.
Ar
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BALES By AUCTION.

UCTIoN NoTIcE.-GRocIRIEs, CURRANTs, LE-
"A mons, Raisins, Brandy, ko-TuesdAy, Nov ~ 81 l0S
o'clock - Rsy street. corner oi arssa.fsa Lemons eur
tes ndles salt mustard hickory nuts brandy gn whs
ley champagne port sherry saes scales &C. W.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, ne.

HORSES! HORSES 10000 HORsEs.-DURING TIE
last the above number Of horses have been
cured sprains rusee swelngs &c. BY the app
cation of Hoyts Columbian Linment. All the principal
hoee because the best and cheapest ever
made. Sod in extra large bottles N and 80 cents each.
Agencies at ls2 Broadway, i35 Chatham 80 Fulton, az
Gcsne and S Hudson streets Brooklyn j Fulton and ~
Atlanf ffc
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THE TURF.

CENTREvlLLE COURSE L. I.-TROrTING.-THURS
~ dsy Nov. n, at o'clock r n. match fer 500 mile
heats to and driver to weigh 3 lb Vim.
Whelsn names A. e. Teounseh q. Conkn names br Cen
treville omubuses will leave Fulton Ferry, Brooklyn,
JOEL CoNKLIN, Proprietor.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L: I..TROTrING..THUR
~ day, Now a. at o'clock r. M, match for $3.50 mile
heats to wagons wagon and driver to weigh 3s lbs Simeon
Hesgapd names b. e. True John; Wm heean ma anes eh.
m. Lady Haynes. JOEL CONKLIN, Proprietor.
rENTREVILLE COURSE, I.-TROTTING.-THURS RS
u day, Nov. AZ, at o'clock precisely. sweepstske ana
purse $50 mile heats best three in in harness.;
j. Oliver enters blk Lady Perkins, y. g. y.
enters K. Black Harry Jr; hr. simonson enters
La dy Hosgland; owners enter gr. m. Kate Hayes.
JOEL CONkLIN. Broprietor.
TTNION COURSE l.. I.-RUNNING.- THU RSD AY,
- Nov 2,h at one r. precisely, purse for $50 will
mile heats catch weights by the following
field Of horseshr. Martin sa.ers ch slonch; Me- W.
Madden enters ch Prairie Bird; Colonel Williamson
b Shark; Doctor Pilgrim enters br Eucsha Mr.
j. D. Noyel enters b. Young Hickory; Mr. A. Carpenter
enters Lady Romp; Mr. VIM. Weber enters Fiddler
caa win leave the South Ferry. Broohlyn At 12M-fare
each Way cents-and return when the sport is
JOHN L. SNEDIKER, Proprieto-.
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WANTED TO PURCHASE IN BROOKLYN. soUrH
Brooklyn preferred not far from the ferries AMI
in untxeep,onable neghborhood. house Of moderate
with garden rrounds attached fer which fair poe
will be siven Address A. X for week, Herald once.
spe,uistors or brokers need not apply.
yUANTED-oN TIE EAST OR NORTH RIVER,
w Budns about 40 bv 90 for Gil boiling purposes
Rss. Address post Paid. with full particulars
Dor 3iI Post once
The New York herald., 1851-11-23

MONDAY, NOVEMBER a. AT i0,sOCLocK. AT THE
WI saesroon "a Wall street t-contiauaton o: sssignse
sale of Fresh furs Assngnees sale.valuable sale OF
Coats Boas Pelerines victorines &c we'll worthy the at
tentjon of private purchasers The above line of goods
comprises tent of expensive gods not ade
fer auction sales and warranted TO be of the best
fAeture Parties desiring class of goods
under rrees are pusshas
I'M until the above sale. Catalogues now ready.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

= Mr. Smith then gave notice that he
would ask leave 10 Introduce joint reso.
luton requiring the Secretary of State 10
furnish Louis kossuth with copies OF all
laws defining lreasons md. misdemeanors.
The resolution, also, he added, con templat.
ed farther action, II, otter understanding
the laws, Kossuth shall be found to trans.
gress them, il shall be the solemn duty oi
the Presden. TO sse that they ore enforced.
(Luughter.)
The Speaker asked if there was any
| objection.
Cries of-Ohjec,, object. object.
Mr.. Stanton, of KY, desired TO know
whether the object Of the gentlemen was
to re- enact the alien and sedl.ion law.
MIR Smith replied that he had no such
object, but he did not wan, any more Pam.
pero expeditions.
Cries Of Order, order.
The speaker said the gentleman coule
| give notice of bis resolution under the rule
Mr.. Robinson asked leave 10 introduce
| resolution extending in the name ane
behalf of the people Of the United States
cordial welcome Of Louis Kossu.h, TO the
capitol OF The country.
Objections were made.
Mr.. Smar, asked leave to repor, bll
to prevent the heads Of departments, ane
Senators and Representatives from prose
cutting claims ngains. the government dur
icg the respective terms of service He
said that one Of The officers Of the House
was thus prohibited. He wanted TO reach
those higher IN station. Almost every cnt
knows the oasount of contingent fees which
Senators and Representatives have receiv
ed for laying claims before the govern
| ment. One Senator got fee Of seventy.
five thousand dollars.
Mr.. Bocock-Do you mean TO say any
member Of the last Congress? .
Mr.. Smart merely state what rumot
| and the newspapers say.
The bill was referred to the judiciary
committee.
The House adjourned.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
Fer the Portage Sentinel.
A Small Correction Of "Reminiscences.

GEN. BIERcE, in his last fourth Of July
address, lately published in some one Of our
village papers, makes an error, that hos
been made by others before, in regard 10 The
ridge, on The public square, in Ravennu,
where the old Cour, House stood. He re.
pea,s, whn, is sHid in Klbourn's old Gazel-
Ieer of Ohio, published at Columbus, many
years ago, TINT the water from the s0ulh
roof Of the old Court House, run into The
Gull Of Mexico, and that from The north
:oof, runs into The Gulf OF 81. Lawrence.
The fact is, the winter from the whole
original town plat Of Ravenna, md nil ems,
TO the low ridge on which nra the agricul.
turai grounds, where that address was de-
livered, emptied itself, before The canal WINS
made, into The small stream known MS
West Run, branch of Break neck ere elk,
and thence finds its way into The Cuyai.ogn
river, in Franklin. The easl side OF the
ridge on which is our agricultural grounds,
is drained into The Gull Of Mexico, by way
Of the Mahoning and Ohio, but the ives,
side Of that ridge, is drained into the waters
Of Lake Erie and the ST. Lawrence.
The error originated in communica ,ion
oc Ira Hudson, Esq, many years ago, tu
Mr.. Kilbourn, when he WINS about publish
ing the first edition Of his Gazetieer oI
Ohio, probably about 1919 he publish.
er of the Gszet,eer, credits the article Ia
William Tappan. Esq, then Post Master
in Ravenna; but Ira Hudson, Esq, who
was deputy P. NJ, informed the writer ol
this article, soeh afler that came out in the
Gazetteer, that he wrote The article, and
transmitted it To kilbourn. in the name Of
the P. NJ, to save postage. MIR. Tnppan
probably signed or directed the signing Of
his name TO The communication IL is moi
SO strange that an error should have occur
ed, at that time, when all was dense woods
abou, the village; but it is strange ii has $"
long remained uucontradicted, and has been
so often repeated. Al the old inhabitants
of the village must know. when they reAec,
ON it, that The waters flowing from the
south par, Of The village, rs also those iron,
The north part, empty westward OF the Sum
nit. ..eaz, r J. h.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
Louis k0ssuth.

Since our last issue the noble Magyar
chief has arrived. The foot of the exiled
patriot - of the illustrious and world-renown-
ed Kossuth-has pressed the sands of A.
merica's shores, and is now our nations
dis,ing guished guest. His arrival was greeted
with the greatest demonst, ations Of enthu-
siasm. which has still continued to increase,
though some twelve days have elapsed since
his reception. His name is in every mouth
and his praises upon every tongue. We
present an account Of his midnight reception
at Staten Island, and meaaer account Of
the grand demonstration III MS oeha { IN
New York, in another column. The papers
are literally filled with the account Of tha
magnificent affair. The number present is
estimated by some Of the papers at $50 900
But this manifestation of enthusiasm is not
coufned to New York. II has spread
throug ghout the Union, and meetings have
been held in many other cities, and invita-
tons extended to the noble patriot to enjoy
their hospitalilies. The feeling is sponta ne
Gus and almost universal. 1t is confined to
no narrow party limits, but men OF all par
ties unite in doing homo, to the great man
Of the age-the friend OF the oppressed peo-
Piles OF Europe, and Of the world who
sacrificed his own ease and comfort in bis
eflorts to free his native Hungary from the
tyranuicaI rule IF the despo,ism that was
crushing her people. That free people
should unite in doing honor to this illustri.
GUS friend Of freedom, is natural. and right.
But while the people are thus manifest
ing their high regard for the great champi-
on of1reedom, what disgraceful exhibi-
tion Of craven cowardice Is manifested on
the part Of few OF the members in Con-
gress? After having employed an Ameri-
can vessel, by resolution OF Congress, to con-
vey the noble patriot and his companions
from their exile in Turkey to our shores,
there should have been no hesitation on the
part Of any portion of the peoples represe,
sentatives in making him the guest of the
Government. Yet, in the proceedings
Of the Senate on Foots resolution, provid-
ing for his reception, the resolution was
opposed by Mr.. Dawson, Of Georgia, and
Underwood, of Kentucky, both Wings.
Thanks, that no Democrat was found op-
posing measure SO obviously just. Nor
do we believe that the whig party will be
! willing to sanction tie course of those Sem
ators; but will unite in honoring the man
who has pledged bis life TO the great cause
of freedom.
Kossuth, in the great struggle for the
establishment Of liberal principles in Europe,
which it expected will commence in the
spriag, will be no idle spectator; but return.
ing with renewed energies to the land O.
ct his home. the country of his love, will
devote himself anew to redeeming his coun-
try from the despo,ism that crushes her
and making Hungary 6rst among the Re.
| publics Of Europe.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

Sartain's Union Magazins.-The Jan.
uary number of Sartain is on our table ].
contains lO4 pages, and is embellished with
81 eugravings, and will make beautiful
Christmas or New-Year's present. One
admirable feature of this Magazine is, that
its contributions are all from American
authors. A new volume commences with
the present number. -
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

@ The Wing is the only paper pub
lished in town this week. Why Dec. 10
What fortunate circumstance that the
Wig wa. published. But for that forum
ate circumstance the people of Old Portage
would have been groaping their way ia
utter darkness: They should vote the en-
terprising editor Of that paper a leather
medal
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

Godey's Ladys Book. I'VE have re-
ceised the January number Of this beautiful
Magazine. II is just starting out on a new
volume, and this number, in point Of taste
displayed in design and execution, is ahead
Of any ofits former numbers.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

C. We have given up large part OF
our paper this week t., the synopsis of the
proceedings of Congress, which we intend
TO continue from week to week during the
session; but hereafter they will probably
occupy less space.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15

Burglars About.-On Thursday nigh,
last the house of Samuel Williams, an in
dusrious and hard working colored man in
this town, was entered while the family
was absent, and some $4,000 in money
stolen. The offender has not yet been de-
tecied.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-12-15
Gbe purtagr 5eutiuel
MA. OHIO:
M eenday. Dec. 1851
nemocrs.ic Co..uly Convention.

THE Democracy of fccrtage 'oun.y oy ,neil
delegates will meet in Conventsen a. NV oo'r
House in Ravenna,
On Saturday, December 9th,
to appoint delegates to the Democratic State
Convention to be held at Columbus on the eighth
OF January next. Each township will be enti.
tied to seven delegates. The Democratic cleo
tors of the several townships in this County are
therefore requested to meet in their respective
townships on SATURDAY EVENING, Dec
2oth and appoint seven delegates each, to repre-.
sent them in said County Convention
ANDREW JACKSON,
Chairman of Dem Ex Com.