The Cecil Whig., 1851-11-29


an organization. We shall report far
ther this evening, after farther action
has been had,
-They met Yesterday agreeably to
adjournment; the Governor having COM
missioned Mr.. Macksy, Mr.. Craig did
not appear. James A. Lakeland, Esq,
was elected President, and David Scott,
(of Jas.) Esq, Clerk. Mr.. Scott is an
excellent appointment. Mr.. Tyson Of
the lst District was not present, having
been detained at home by sickness in
his family.
SNow.-On Tuesday we had quite
snow storm; the ground was covered an
inch or two, and everything wore tn,
look Of Winter. 1t had but a short stay
however--a day, and it had disappeared
nearly, and what was still lingering
about was melted by the rain Of yester-
day.
[I- We notice tiat a new post Office
has been establi he'd at Green s. ring
Furnace, Washington county, and !.
Franklin Roman, appointed p. II. MIR.
Roman is from Row.andsville in this
county.
T15~The steamboat discontinucs run
ming to Frenchtown after to-day. An
express train of cars on the Rail road
will supply the place of the Frenchtown
Line, leaving Philadelphia at . O'Clock
p. NJ. passing Elkton little past 4
o'clock, end reaching Baltimore before
seven.
kossCTu.--.A!l the papers are cram
med with matters pertaining to kossuth,
and there is danger of our people going
kossuth-mad. kossuth is a great man
we have no doubt, and worthy of many
honors, but We hope our people Will not
make fools of themselves and Of HIM.
DrWe learn that there is now a bet
ter stage Of water in the Susquebanna
than for months previously, and that
some lumber is working its way down.
WMr. Robert J. Walker of Free
Trade notoriety is at present being
toasted and feasted in Great Britain.
Just SO he should be, as he is the friend
OF the interests of that people, in oppo-
sition to the interests of the citizens of
this country.
UHon. Henry Clay arrived in Wash
ington on Saturday last. His general
health is good but he was worn down
by the journey.
u rCongress meets on Monday, the
members are hocknng in, and it is sup.
posed there will be quorum the first
day.
The LONDON TINES AND kossurH.-
The London correspondent ofthr Bos-
ton Post explains the Times hostility to
kossuth as iollows:-
"lt may be asked, en- rassant, why
the great 'lhunderer,' the first paper in
in the world the Times-a paper that
processes to go with the times should
so SO bitterly, violently and falsely
against the great Hungarian hero. H.
That paper is generally on the side of
tyranny and absoIutism. That is not
all in this case. Austrian funds are
constantly sinking; and as the cause of
hossuth comes up that of Austria goes
down. The house of Rothschllds- half
Austrian in stocks, funds and persons
the branch here in London, as we'll as
that in Austria, has a great stake in Aus
trlan bonds; and that, with the other
great moneyed interest here, including
no doubt, that of Raring s. Brothers,
have swung out at lea't ten thousand
pounds to that paper to write kossuth
down. Yes, Austrian gold has attempt
ed to crush where Austrian bayonets
could not. They have reckoned with
out their host. That spirit that prompt
ed band of draymen to pull the beard
OF Haynau, will not permit the cham
plon Of Hungarian freedom to get foot
on English soil without at least showing
sympathy with a apeople who struggle,
however vainly, for their liberties.
RothSchild, the Times & Co., have kick
ed against wall-against wall of hu-
man hearts-and the rebound will in
Jure the utterers, but not those whom
they attempt to Destroy"
A New JuD1c,ALDIsrR1cT.-The Ha-
vre de Grace (Md.) Madasouian says:
There is a petition before the people
for sgncrs, the object of which is to To-
To T..