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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NoIToWAi.


ar, meeting of tho Democratic party Of No:to"ay, heIu
IN Thursday the iih day OF September, al the Cr host
an motion OF Mr. Th1s H. Campbell Col. john H. hni@h
was Amounted Chairman, and Capt Tho Jackson, Sccey'
The object of the meeting having been explained oy 'lr;
Campbe the following resolution was offered oy hi' anu
unanimously adoptct: $500,
Resolved That this nesting appoint twenty delegates 10
represent this county in the Democratic Convention u VI
held in Sauu,on on the 2ith of the present month";
Whcrcupon, the following gentlemen were appointed 10
wit Thomas H. Campbell, MAJOR J. W. Fowlkes, Col m
G. Jlrcss Richard rby, JOAN q. Powell John IT. hnsh
Jr Bartlett p. Todd, Wm. b. lrby Capt VIM fIlZSetaIu
Thomas Fitzgerald, DR.. Agcnon f. Campbell Joseph y
Vaughan George A. Crar Col. VIM. {. Knight James T.
Grirn Francis w. Dyson, Col Il. VI. ltowirtt DAVID ~
Justice, Edward Farley, John 5 Fitzgerald uei E''
ind WIN. X. Jennings. -,
| Resolved That the Chairman and Secretary BE- added
Resolved That Mcssrs Beverly Jones' VIM Seay l., IL
KNIGHT John NJ Daniel VIM. F. Richie and H. A. rf!oi
be requested 10 act as altcrnacs.
Mr. John r. knight Jr then offered the following reso
luton which adopted:
Resolved That this meeting suggest to the Democrats
Lunenturg and Prince Edward, the pfoprety oi hch.
Convention al this place lin the event that The Ne" ConH
luton is ried) the first Thursday IN November 'o t
purpose Of nominating candidate for The Senate IN TINS DIS
trict. ,.,,,,. !,
Resolved That proceedings of this meeting be puph
cd in tho South Side Democrat Richmond Enquirer ana A
amin.r On motion the meeting then adjourned
JOHN H. KNIGHT, Chairman.
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TIE sTAUyTON CONVENTION

Will be nunlerously attended 10 Judge rom the
uubc meetings. appointing delegates which have been hold
en- all over the Stale. The Convention will assemble To-
morrow week and in order find for the publication
of the proceedings Of the Democracy we are compelled 10
leave out much prepared for the press lhs pres
sure on our columns will soon disappear.
At meeting of the Democratic party OF Bedford, Dr.
Hector Harris was called the Chair and Captain Richard
Davis appointed Secretary The object Of the meeting was
explained By John Goode r and the following delegates a-
ponted 10 the Stanton Convention:
Capt John Turpin Samuel Hobson, NJ Snead, s. g. Dl-
Wis K t. Coleman James Me;ca VIM. Bigog w. e. Lett
wich Jno Coode Jr DR.. Il. A. Clement Addison Jones,
Col Lewis c. Arthur Col Green B. Board James lazenhy,
Dr. F. T.. Graham Jno Board, DR. j. H. Nowln, Nm Ma
iur Caleb williamson and Samuel Williams.
On notion the Chairman and Secretary were added 10
the delegation.
The following resolution then offered 10 the meeting
By Jno Gooir Jr ESD, and adopted with reclamation:
Resolved That the democrats Of this meeting gladly en-
brace the present opportunity 10 express their decide. ana
unqualified approval of the representative course Vi me ron
Pauus Powell that they fully appreciate the unsllakcn
rmness and seeplcsS vigilance with which he mas guarded
their interests and resisted every aggression upon 'cr
rights that affords them pleasure 10 recognise III uei
standard bearer in the present important Crisis man OF
such incoupibe integrity and such constant devotion 10
The honor n the Old Dominion and that they hereby pledge
10 him their cordial support in the present contest ana
pledge themselves each other 10 use all ia ana hoho-
able means secure his triumphant rc. election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.

WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
RICHMOND. SEPTEMBER Is, ISL
WHEAr.-PrGc White 90 cts; prm" Red IS
FLUUR.Sacs old Hour at s. y 80; basin al
S3' 10 81.
CORN.--624 10 Is cents
CORN MEALS cents.
UtrS-i5 cents per bushcl.
RiF-75 10 80 cents.
rlsH-llcrrinss, No. ] CIT 81 a ~, Gross s..
Roe $6as5 25 Mackcrc, No. D. So; No. =, SS}saSA
No. |, Syhs a9.. Shal-none in market.
LARDNcw, in barrels, l0s 10Y cts; kegs II II:
EACON-Primc Baltimore Sides liz a TX cents;
Shoulders gE 4 ~ market firm, with small stocas.
COFFEE-Pflulc crop Layrayra ga a9A cents; Rio,
good to prime, "a ~.
SuGAR-Ncw Orleans 5 a ! cents Porto Rico s.: u
cents.
MOLASSES.--Swect Cuba is held at % c,s., New
Orleans firm At 80 cts: rc-builrd 81 cts.
LIME-NUnc III first hands. Sales from wharf 81 25.
SIEEL--.lme.ican 3li:tereA 81 Us 10 II per ton.
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BEAUTIFUL FANCY GOODS.

49,. roaas! in Yesterday al No ST, Main street. "''''
,, ,nn,t beautiful collection of Fancy G"odS' Pun
chased y NJ. LYMAN in Eno"oe and which he Offers 10
M >, ,r.tio, ,o.lorow morning They consist "I f'P'.'
1Jocb worksans tables walters, &c; all kinds OF Oeau
al .a ware. such as cas;ors, fruit baskets, &c. oes1'-
.rrc s.or,snt CT highly finished well as ordinary
cr,,s, and any quantity Of fancy articles. Mr. Hyl"AA
~ he ran afford 10 sell ut prices lower Than similar ar's,t
can u. purchased at wholesale in the Northern cities
opId cal the attcnon OF citizens, and the ladies NUS
r,,ricularIy 10 this truly handsome assortment.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

Al meeting of tI: D,"l,cr"' rf@si'5 % .;,,brr
MI ,r ,l,r (u:; House on aiIrIiy lc 81; a. 90,
ISL on molten u Dawn! J. W"oGin, h>i VIZ, ~ Scrc
hsq was apro.nIed Chairman, al" "i'' w. ''''
TRY. L., .,:,,. or IN, meeting and
,or,I the folio vim resolutions which we're adoP.ru f
l. Resolved, i'nat wc approve me DS.nc in.,
nn,nn i, h, h. ii in Stanton the 2ith instant. ,5
= RESOLVED That -- be appointed delegates - ''''''"
sila GohsG'i;" s ', ~ -; ain,rir! Committee Of
- c ,n cn,ntv avaoroi,ed according TO the scVcfa
The blank in the second resolution was ft9 as i"'T"
Major Charles Yancey DR. Jas Jones' WIZ 10" Clover
Wn n Perkins Jas Anderson Wright VIM Virgin t I
lore Major John Gillian Geo D Saunders capt ms n
uhos YIN D Jones Ell Gillian, Cap; Jas ANDERSON, ~"
Va Cnyer Co! f " Hubbard, Robert Euoard Coi Jos w.
r,a Nm ici,ch, VIM Woodson T Gannaway, Co nn
Newton Col John Ayrcs Coz = GIBBS Wat
am g Cobbs John " Abraham. Jno fiorscuy, Gr'; IT.
IIorsrIcy, DR. WIN Moscley Vim J"nes Or AruI ~ ~
ley John " askirs Or CHaIcs N SS',js G. omrEins
Ihos Perkins, Col Walter Ford Nicholas wn "nG
David Woodin, DIR. John Boa'%"s"'' '1s ~''
Glover Cough. -. ,,er. added
The following gentlemen appointed to nj Tic o''"
Court Housc-Dr VIM 1Iosecy, Major S2rSs' I1Ius,
Vim Hooker Robert Shaw, Bocock and 'oiih " '''7
Nv. Nss s,ore-wm Jones, Fuqna casOn' jon" II ''''''
Igrns-Co F W Hubbard, Col John Ayres Col Jos u
qua u Woolin Col W Ford, and lhoS h"i'" =, E;,y
Cioolra's Clurch-Capt John Turner JOIN Inos and
Col o G Brau-ord Col WIN Newton Peter 1t '"'eS a''
WIN II Smith ,,, ,,r,r,l IN. fol.
Col Fuqu after few wetimed remarks oefGu .,e U,I
lowing resolution, which was received Win
adopted mem. con. , ,,,oson,ative in
Resolved That the OF our late rep1eSentAn,u -
Congress Hon Thomas 5. BococN meets on!
baton and cordially return nm our Of his
that hc has faithfully reflected tho pubic se''lGn VI W.
m, and nbly sustained our Democratic principles We
horn ndre ourselves sustain him in the present can
DO ali we can honorably 10 secure his reelection
On noon-Resolved That the proceedings OF .!s
ina be forwarded 10 the Democratic papers OF kchohu o
publication. . WI H. 0o -
| W. Il SHEPARD Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

IT.
Gen. Quiman, OF Mississippi, has put forth letter de.
Ginning continue candidate for Of that State
His party will Mr. Cooke in his place but the Union
majority in Mississippi estimated from the result Of the
election OF Delegates the State Convention will be from
twelve to fifteen thousand yotes
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

We are indebted TO Nash u Woodhouse for beautiful
engraving OF Pope Plus IN, in full clerical costume in ST.
Peters Chapel from picture painted by j. Ames in ISIS
While we canno, regard His Holiness" with the same re-
gard as we were accustomed do at that me on account
,sa,isv..v -trvlrfr AMERICAN Art.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

Yesterday was cool and bracing. The no. spell o
last week broken in upon by regular Scotch mist al
Of Sunday succeeded by bright that night and
clear, delightful day yesterday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
RANCE: or TuERMoME~Ex,
pANnuAaIA A,r opu.EELLnMs, uAII

tr5-l !so e SHpi,ei that there
iaS
open The weather has very unl"1aIc The weather
,tlnidHc, di be-
4.t"cIHl than .isIns ODD Fellows lIl
this superior PHlu,din ~ pcc -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
THE STOCK TAKEN

denutaon OF citizens have LEFT Norfolk for Warrcuon
North Carolina with full authority subscribe $4,000
the part OF Norfolk the required for securing
the charter of the CASTOR and Raleigh Railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

The Campbell Mnstrels now giving their avorite mu
steal entertainments the Exchange Concert Room Fol-
harmony and comca drocries they said stand in tho
first rank OF their peculiar school,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

An naIumnus" from Northampton, in the Norfolk ATsuS
warmly recommends the appointment OF Judge ScarouS
ccomac as the q" Judge Beverley Tucker N '
craftsmanship OF Law at I'll. University of Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

In publishing the proceedings of the Democrats of Ches
tered it stated that the preamble and resolutions
adopted by large majority 1t should have been stated thai
there but dissenting voice. and that only 10 tie
preamble
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
THE PENNSYLVANIA OUTRAGE.

JHir, ssrt Prisoners arrested- Return Of the Marshal
ard prisoaers- dangerous Condition Of Young G0rSac'-
Excitement a. Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA SEPT. 1.-The oiccGs OF INC Z. '''IS'
composed Of the T. ). MARSHAL District Attorney ASElece
and Commissioner ngraha who went up YESTERDAY 10 IN
yes,gale Chrisana Lancaster county Pa IN reference
10 the recent terrible ouugc erperated there by me ne
grueS haze thus far made twenty -our arrests Besides me
thirteen previously arrested The officers were accompanied
by about forty other gentlemen Those arfeses were mos"
" coored persons Several guns dlrHs, &c, were ouho'
some of the Guns heavily loaded -,
Much excitement prevails. Dung uofsuch was s'',
alive at last accnns though but little hope was entertained
nj his r.roycrv |, appears from the testimony that ABOUT
100 coored persons engaged in me rot VINO were '
or less implicated in the resistance The iTng cohihehCea
from house after blowing morn, anu iaiSe Hu'"'e
came M. mostly armed.
The evidence very strong against some OF the prisoners
Joseph Scarlet white man, and VIM. Brown coorc",
haze been committed the charge OF h4h treason &C.
y,a prisoners subsequently, released and others &C.
taiEei for further investigation
SECOND DISPATCH
PtuLApgLrnGs, SErr H. lOs, P. M.-The officers have
lust returned u Lancaster county, having IN custody len
OF the party arrested of whom were committed 10
prison charge OF treason Three are detained as VII.
-:ses. They all cooTcd except Joseph Scale': =
great crowd negroes the depot when they arrived,
b. no took place The prisoners were marched
oil 10 prison, guarded BY The u. ). Marines.
The Philidrpha Euen Of Saturday last says
We are informed By .eyc:a! gentlemen who passen-
Ger. in TN. Uciacs iain from the west This afternoon, That
the greatest excitement prevailed throughout Lancaster
county. The negroes were fleeing in every direction
the matter, have aCcIin the promptest manner.
The United States authorities have also exhibited me most
paiscworhy prOmpncss maintaining the law ana ic'rc'-
In. out chose who have boldly resisted its execution
We undcrsan! that Judges Gric and Kane have detGed
the offence OF the rioters n treason against the L. States
NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
SYRACUSE SEPT. l3.-rhc oliowngare the nominations:
For John c. Wright OF Schenecla'r Tor Stcfe-
,arv o State Henry :. Randall Of Courilaa1 Tor tin
Commissioners Horace Whcon Of Onontagua Tor hii"r-
ncv General Levi > Catci OF Oswcgn for State lrehs,
rcr Benjamin. NeIcr Jr. 9" i:fe for state Engineer ana
surveyor General William MciIpnc OF King; for State
Prison Inspector ly. Storms OF New YORK; for ude 'i
The Court 0i Appeals, L. $. Johnson Of New oIh Inc
convention adjourned at five this a. VI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND TOBACCO MARKET.

MONDAY, SErTEMno" TO-
TORACCO-S report Of Tuesday tnS,c mas ptcn
,rirss rrrnriinI IN "'" ''"d'"of "ii1"
lower The breaks continue sEal yet the market
tinues depressed. y. VI. MARTIN Il co.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

MIDWAY ACADEMY, FtRGrSrA.-We commend TO luz
attention Of our readers advertisement TO be found III
another column setting forth the advantages and terms Oh
This academy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
LATER FROM HAVANA.

,rw. UgLEA.s $Er.. i!IaG BIZ. Tchuantcpcc brings
Havana dates OF the j, and fourth released member 81 the
expedition Capt Kelley says that Lopez ordered Cf'tten
den Join him. bot the latter refused 10 DO So Lopez
ammunition was rendered useless by Surm Ills
giir proved false AMI led his company among the Spanish
I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

We are clad 10 hear that Dr. Ernest Voger has beer W
on,cd adjunct professor of Modern Languages at the Uni
yersy o. Virginia Dr.. F. has given great satisfaction 10
his classes here.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16


The Democrats of Richmond requested the
CITY Hal Wednesday evening tie 18th inst half past
seven O'Clock The committee appointed the last meeting
n the Democracy OF this city, 10 report plan OF organiza
ton Democratic Associations il is expected will Ls pre-
pared TO report. 4 fall attendance is desired.
MaNN nEMO(,R
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
LATEST NEWS BY THE TELE,
Photographed IL. the iijcI,unnd E,nr

l,,,lr ( - rHlLApELrHit
police officers went to Christian. ,n"
arrests. Further resistance was ~ ms
son has red IA reward OF $1,000 for the ,r,>..
Cerers. '''''
a town meeting has been called in pbi,4.,..
resdiy evening, Inc object being 10 take mes,
to v;ndicate the laws OF the land, w
ne Gr"ni Lodge D; Odd Fellows Of the |. :.
lied to-day. the Rev. j. ". Wiley Of C,ncSr,;,
pointed Grand Chaplain and JOHN Sejst,,4 - :.
Grand Marshal. =.
Photographed Tor The ,;Ic,'--rnIE,ou.
The New York and Baltimore Markets ct..
gcd. ''''.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16

SAVANNAH Sept. l3.-Thc Republican, Of yesterday says
the steamer ramp-To quietly surrendered oy r >@r
her w ncr IL Tie collector jacksonville The rG'eauc
enter Jackson 5iockaded her the mouth OF the river near
p'',fLi
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-09-16
ENumANGE iIoTEr.. NicnMNND. \

H'i> well known .'. "At.ii'ttiy arrange: iiH'. hs
inr ,tC ,lst months. tuug wtlc mae q Ia. .ra
painted rEG many Important IEnps,s cnc's lH1:r hiss
newly i!rHlic thr"Igapu! Il stSi" coEhmu. crE". .
Ghucc ttIa' caG" Dc sutia>.r! By any HOSE ~ ' t
uow open -. he reception %; gG"si. and the tr's ..e
general l. ras".cuG'.: so."trd,h: Join + HNLt
N.,.I
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
Opposition Nominations.

81. Laurence Co-For County Judge
Edwin Dodge for Surrogate Benjamin &. Ball
WIN for County Treasurer John L. Russell for
Special Judge. William Ii. Wallace for Justice OF
Sessions Joseph II. Beard for superintendent OF
Poor Luke BALDWIN for Coroner William ).
Paddock.
Albany CHy-For Mayor: Eli Perry
for Recorder William A. Young for Police Jus.
nces John o. Cole and W l.. Osborne for Civil
Justices Henry p. Nugent Dennis b. Gaffney and
William c. Schuyler for Assessor Junlus McCat-
FREY for Superntendents Joseph Parker North
en DlstrctJ and Andrew Moore, (Southern Dis
uict)
Seneca CO.-For County Treasurer {:
Daniel II. Bryant, of Fayette for Superintendent of
the Poor Ira Amy, of Covert for Justice OF the
Sessions Jason Smith, Of Tyre for Coroner: Adam
+. llhck, of Faye,te.
Cagugd CO.-FOr County Judge Mel
son +. stevens, Of MorayIa for Surrogate James
Hunter. Jr.. OF Auburn for County Treasurer Ma
thas Pasco. of Victory for Justice of Sessions :.
Walter G.. Bailey, Of Genoa for Superintendent of
The Poor John Sttser, Of Senneit for Coroners
Homer V hocOmb, OF Conquest, and lanes ;. Can
non, Of Aurehus, ito fill yacancy)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
Gen. Lopez.

The following letter has been published
IN The Ncrs tSavanah.) by Mr.. Sgur 10 whom II Is
addressed. 1t ought 10 settle for ever the calurry
which Il : published 10 answer. u ca umDy vVh,-h
nobocy woul~ Willingly believe agans. lie id
sode
HAVANA, Wednesday, Sept i7th. ISL.
l. :. >lGUR, Esq Dear Sir have the honor Of
decTt>Sis these lev lines u You hy request or the
unfortunate Don. Lopez executed IN IN, en-, on
the hr>i OF THIS month request which he MARE u
me a ms oroiherin- law and ms iestanepf,rv evs-
cu,or. was permitted 20 confer with hlm In prison
a ie" moments before ms death. ana ne charged me
III aIhuI particular manner &c transmit 10 ynu ms
las aoleu am TIE expressions Of his warm affection
ah0 gratitude Tor your constant Kindness and great
services 10 hin. He also requested me AID men.
toned IL several iMeS-t!nS!>uo TeDeiidas veceSl
'na' sLoCld ask You, as last favor 10 place the
HuhA OF papers, letters. &c. which he left with yon
IN my possession, 50 that might 1esrrOy such as ro-
!a'ec 10 rs expeditions 10 this Island OF charactsr
10 COMPROMISE IN the least any person connected
With iieSe enterprises
therefore enieat YOU to afford me the facilities
OF tNtchung TIE las, wishes OF our common friend
ana a. cannot travel 10 your CIV Deg you II 1n
Nou ave disposed % eccede to his desires
-. with Ease VII send YOU per<On clothed uyth
ire proper powers, Nh0 Will execute IN yoilr mr.
SeLs t"e destruction OF these DaDers resersing ooIv
SuC- : 'h'eieS, LIS son and heir now residing IN
IN ms last moments, when be was alone with b,s
schlessor' aI' arr hug 10 the place of execution
BE reiur.Sc asaIn 10 tins subject entrea'inr M o.
~ 81 To- T, uio me OF his wishes upon this noin,
! avail myself OF Tins opportunity 10 unite NV
grateful hanks 10 those OF the deceased for -,
nieICship anC services. and remain
Your ooecieni and humble ant,
CoUNr De Pozos DuIcES
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-25
kossuth on Board the Mississippi.

The ErpresS has letter from a CORE
spondent on board the Mississippi, from which we
take the following extract relative to the private
character and habits of kossuth
have never met gentleman who at first acquaint-
ance impressed me more iavorably. HIS manners
are exceeding easy and engaging he IS cgnlhed
without haughtiness, and familiar without ouIstep-
ping the bounds OF prudence lie expresses himself
correctly, and all his remarks are pertinent and IN
teTestng. The dignity which he has maintained IN his
captivity reminds me iOrclby Otthc case OF Napoleon
But the homage which Kossuth receives from his fol-
lowers is the voluntary expression OF respect and adj
mlratlop of the man.
HIS Captains take their turns IN daily attending his
person, and al night sleep before the door Of hrs
room They invariably rlse when he enters, and
uncover themselves when he speaks TO them. We
have IN all ffy-elght exiles on board, and though
their apartments are somewhat confined, they have
the good sense To appreciate our position and that
they cannot all expect luxurious quarters We are
causing great excitement here, wherever We go.
At Smy rna, the American Consul came oil with
request from the diplomatic corps that We should
leave the harbor, as the place is overrun with refu
gees from all countries, and the excitement among
them was most intense. At Spezzla, We we're sur
rounded with boat loads Of ltallaHs, crying " Viva
kossuth Viva Hungary =" "Nfya the two sisters,
Italy and Hungary ," &c. Al Geneva, steamboat
ioads were preparing 20 come down 10 Us, but were
prevented by the Government. kOs>uth seems most
grateful To our country for the interest We have
taken III them and fully appreciates the beautiful
compnft III a. well as the distinguished honor done
HIM III pacing national vessel at his disposal
Heyesleroay remarked tome " | hope the Amerl-
can people 60 not DO me tins great honor merely from
motives Of humanity. because am an exile and
prisoner others have been prisoners, and a. unfor
tuRate as myself. but | hope they recognize In me
the repre- sentative OF great principle, Tor which
have perlled fortune. lie and country" lie seems
particularly anxious on this point | can hardly tell
you what great interest tins man aAakenS IN ali %
US. never met a man who pos esSed greater fund
OF general know ledge, and VINO would. with 50 httle
apparent effort. completely carry you away with him
untl you feel all his own enthusiasm.
HIS conversational powers are extraordinary, his
IDEAS always paTtake of the sublime and after
binary conversation YOU frequently feel those emo
tons which are usual after listening TO lofty elo
qutnce, have Just heard that there Is doubt
about the French Government giving kOsSuth per
mission 10 pass through France. Ia that case 90
Directly to Gibraltar, and wait there until kOssuth
returns from England We shall probably be IN New
York about the 18th of November