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The very f anatici,m Of Eossutli,m.

exciting speech Of kossuru. at the Corpora
ton Blnquet in New York, among other
speakers who responded to toasts, was the
Rev DR. BELLOWS, Il learned and distinguished
Clergyman Of that City, AMI h. was certainly
scarcely less eloquent than kossuru himself
tic spoke under the lrrepres-ibc and conta>
gIous excitement Of the grand occasion, and
no one would be disposed to find fault with
any reasonable degree Of cX.rayaganco Of OK
preston into which he night be led We
were, however, somewhat astonished to read
that the Reverend Doctor used the following
extraordinary language
Dr. Bellows responded in an eloquent sYoech in
the course ct which he declared that Kossulh ,r1S
INSPIRED wuh The SHHe Spl3t that INSPIRED C., rist !'
This was said under the profound en- tu-
slasm created by the mlgnhcient Address o
the great Magyar, and though, in our Judgment
scarcely eXcusable under any circumstances,
yet, as we have before suggested. no charitable
man would be disposed to hold to too strict
accountability those who utter cxtrayagancics
when enthusiasm is as blind as ii Is universal .
But what will our sober-mindcd readers say
to what follows: Verify they must believe
that kossUru stands, among men
Like a descended God"
in order to account for the basphemous we
can call 1t nothing else paragraphs concerning
him which We copy from the last New York
Tribune. The first is as fJlo y3:-
Ko>suth not at Church.
The Lutheran Church IN Waker-st was crowded
rims 10 SEE the great nIgyqr, kosSrfh lie had
promised pp-siu,r, 50 atund, ana tn reputation O
clergyman who walIrd ap IN himn' Friday morning
to luv"r INN, ius expected he would hr present -
At la / PISt ten o'clo 'kn c1rrtogc tcarIHe ! Cam
miittc from the C0Igrpgati0n, Siartei Tram Tue
Church to the HuiHg Bou,e, IN escort h,Ssuth and
ms S"Hc, but ON their arrvaiihry wee informed tla
ne was unweIl, and could not possibly attend the
service.
Are these the motives, and are these the GER
emonies, with which Christian people visit their
Churches: We should think not
But this is not all, nor the half In the same
column Of the Tribune from which the above
is taken, we find the following:--
The Coming of kossutb.
4 Sermon Preacded mthe TneiiH ST. DaPtist Ch'ch
Last evening sermon WIS preached IA the above
ChIrcn by the kr'. ;, lucy \ Corey, OF the coming
OF CuEIsrl 0'''''
The Tribune gives an abstract Of the rover
end ren,leman's sermon, from which. with pro-
found amazement, we cut the suboiped ex,
tracts:-
II. then smoke Of tho dsfso, q, Ir,,c,,r nv Fms.
intervention, and trIItOrOuS conduct OF
' wv. ,gnGe' ana sa'' ,naJ iiSJ I3a In
Gugcy."
Again;
"ile then fastened TO The conclusion and said
ne Sfco4a rtoM ,s or C.'ist wh,c. wHad TAKE
,, Nv o, ~ w H. ,,, H. ','. -,
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~ Our noighbor of the S. .lbans .Hssseu

o. Oar noighbor of the S. .llbans .Mssen-
ger Says:-
THE PuTNEY ExpRESs, consisting of a yoke
OF oxen and stone boat, has not vet arrived, con-
Seqnently the mails from the south. for all the
towns north Of Burlington, are still DELAYED
Sjr'e.n ours at Burlington The President of
The Itrmo Central Rmiro1d has Offered euerv
Jtcitiy for transportation Of the galis into this
region at Il usuli ime. THE Cor,d,tctors ofth
passenger trims hare offered 10 take charge OF,
AMI bGcome responsible The safe dei'rery Of the
mn bugs al our Post Office. But The Mani
.igent on he ~ Ccl,r1l cars has efused to al.
loc the mails to proceed in season
Mr.. LArHRoP, the Mail Agent on the Cen.
trial Road, informs us that this will not do. He
Is no, authorized, obviously, TO commit the l.
5. mails to conductors" however responsible
they may be- Nobody who knows Mr.. La
rHRoP will doubt his willingness to do al! in
his power to forward the mails. But it is very
oDvlonS that he cannot send them forward in
the miscellaneous manner suggested BY the
Messenger The Department mast regulate
these matters, and the instructions of the De-
partment Mr.. LATHRoP will very cheerflllly
obey. Referring to the portion of the Messen-
gers article that we have itnlicised, Mr.. La
rmRoP writes as tolows;-
Gen. CLARKE Truly the President of the Vi c.
K X. runs train OF cars TO ST Adams, and n, far.
ihr same day from Boston MS Tor any one Offering
10 lake charge OF The St A bans Mail, excepting an
agent and becoming responsible, 50 tar as know Is
untrue and were 1t even - should not thus deliver
the Mail, however responsible heconduc,ors NAV be.
W e should wish them accountable to the Post Office
Department -Furhermore there is an Agent en-
preSsy for the Vermont 4 Canada K r. He daiIy
his in charge the mails on the only trains running
directly through on that road, and serves each pos,
Office according to the mail contract mostly tw4
mails per dhT. GEO H. LATHROP,
Nail Ag't ". Central f. T.
Burlington, Dec. II, 1851
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ReS0!ret, That the ~ higs at New llamp-
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! ReSo'rca, That we recognize protection to
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IMPORTANT, Ii TRUE. - I" Ion, y the
well+informed correspondent of the Bal
timore Sun, who is known to be on
terms Of intimacy with one Of the own
ers Of the steamer Pampero, now In
this city, has the following in the form
of postscript to his letter Of this
morning: !, 1879
1--WE have q solution of oil doubts as
to the cause of Col. Crittenden' 8 retreat
and capture, in the fact that he was, the
commander of the artillery. The men
captured with him were of the artillery
1t is likely that Lopez was overwhelmed
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sIn the same defeat Lopez was un-
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to-day, tallies with this"