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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-24

r. DR.. f. J. PRADT, Surgeon Dentist, Of
Schenectady, was killed by the accidental dis.
charge Of his gun wpie out on hunting excur.
sion the other day.
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t.oCAL rNTELr.gGENCE

A Ride through the Couniy.--On Monday
week last, getting enc Of kiriInan's excellent
horses, we concluded 20 make hasiy ride
through portion of our county. We drove
over the Wilmington Bridge, at which is suf
Jared no longer the annoyance OF being stop
ned and compelled to fork out quarter, and
continuing down The state road, until We reach
ed ST. Georges, turned off 10 the left to visit
Delaware City. We now began to enter one
of the most beautiful and fertile countries that
il was ever our lot to behold. The splendid
wheat fields, each one enclosed with nagni.
ficent hedge, was really what we would call
ultra beautiful, and the dwellings were more
like palaces than farm houses. We have heard
If the merchant princes Of New York, bu. we
challenge them in their vacations (merchan-
dixe) TO excel the farmer princes of Delaware
in theirs (farmng) for luxury, taste and ener-
nv. A ride of few miles brought US 70 Del
aware City, a town we have not visited Tor sew
eral wears. We were really astonished at the
large size Of the place, and the the immense
business done there. New houses, mostly oil
frame, we've rising in every direction. beau
siful gothic Episcopal church was nearly com
pleted, at a cost, we are informed, of $4,000
Trees were also planted along the principal
streets. Delaware City is The second town il
New Castle county in population, and we may
saw an tile STATE, loI we mluN " Is rs large At
either Smyrna or Milford. Itis considerably
larger than either Cantwell's Bridge or NeN
Castle. II is mainly owing 10 the chesapeake
and Delaware Canal terminating here, as W
aoe informed il is not good river harbor.-
However, it is bound finally 10 become larg
place, and when the railroad connecting ii vii
The Chesapeake is finished, which it will
some day, we predict it will soon rise to be
city of considerable importance, perhapsa riv'
Of Wilmington.
Delaware City was only incorporated at III
LAST Legislature, and their FIRST election for low
commiss onels had just taken place. Tie 70
lowing commissioners belonging to The |" tie
cent? or improvement party were elected owe
those Of the anti-improyement party, viz; ID
John A. Barr, James b. Henry and Isaac HUI
ter. The improvement patty are in favor of
tax Of ten cents on the hundred dollars for iii
improvement of the town, by paving street,
&c-the anti-improvemeni party were oppose
10 improvements, and we are informed even
the Incorporation Of the town. We found SCI
eial of the inhabitants making grea, complain
If fishing being carried on in the locks on SUI
day.
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Pnocrrp1xas cr CIR Council, Mar 29Ih
ls5L-Tbe Commitllee appointed to nominate
a Board Of Health, returned The following
names 10 constitute such Board, and The nom
nation was confirmed, and Board Of Health
established for The following season, VIZ
BoARD or HrAIrH, ron ls5l.-N. 4. District
Samuel Hilles. DR. ]. G. Barstow, william
Rice
5. E. District-Joshua E. Valentine, Edward
Moore. william Thatcher.
N. w. DisItct--Iohn Finn, James webb,
Jno Mccain.
s. w. Disirict.--Joseph BringhursI, Henry
Eckel, Joshua 8. Seal.
The amounts ias the late Board Of Health
were directed 10 be trahsmil;ed to the Mayor
for collection.
Agreeably to reports adopted, we have as fol-
lows:
Third street between West aid Washington
Streets, is to be graded to suit the building lines
public lamp is 10 be erected al Sixth and
Church Stree.
II is decided that no amendment, or addition
is necessary 10 the ordinance concerning nui-
sance injurious 10 the health Of The city, as
asked for. by the late board Of Health.
The petition for curbing and paving Wash.
ineton Street, from Third 10 Sixth Street, NOT
having the requisite number Of legal signatures.
il is decided improper 10 proceed In The i'm
provement asked for
A tagged crossing is to be made al West ST..
on the south side of Sixth Street, al the estima-
ted cost Of $50. The crossing at Second Street
on the east side of Poplar, is 10 be tagged al
the same cost.
The following bills were ordered to be paid
according 10 the customary form.
g. Mullen, hauling on streets, SOi,Os
W. McManneman do do 44,63
/ W. Richie, making and repairing
lamps loa2l
| Old Gas Co., for gas used By City 1880
r. d. Wood, g. Co., for water pipes sss,6e
Jacob Hartman, rent Of room for election 800
mepts, DC, 10000
Hugh Iafferty. Waterman 1850
John Dannar do l4,0C
c. P. Evans, mayor, for expenses Of
late reception Of President 1860
Superintendent of Water Works. on ac'
count of Water Works, 80 0d
City Commissioner, for streets 40 Oh
John Pennipacker, error in Tax, 1851 4 90
David Pinkerion collecting Tax, 80 0t
Aquilla Prlchsrd, rs "A
John t, Robinson, Esq, afidavits OF Col
leciors, Ia 0C
Thomas Hawkins, Police account, IA GO
SALARIES OF BoAHn OF HrAIrH
A. Allderdlee 10 0t
DR.. ]. @. Barstow IL 0(
DR.. q. w. Chaytor II o.
Spencer d. Ewes IL OF
John Finn IL o.
Samuel Hilles 10 OF
John Mccain 10 OF
Edward B. McClses 8 81
Alexander Porter IL OF
William Rice IL OF
Y Joshua s. Valentine ~ o.
Joseph Roberts IL OF
DR.. II. F. Askew, Port Physician II sc
q. w. Chaylor, Treasurer to close accts. 8 OF
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nroRr NEMs roR THE sIcE.

mr.. swAYNE's CELEBRATED FAMILY MEDI-
lswAYNE's COMPOUND sYRuf or WILD CHER
ny, Tho original and Genuine Preparation!
lsssfu, In compsunjnr a Medicine which Ins done ga
much 10 relieve tho human family, 10 rob disease Of Its
the Inventor and Proprietor of that desevedy popu.
lar Family Medicine, Dr. Swaynn's Compound syrup nf
Wit uhaily and n1nc pas been 50 generally patonised
upe, has there cve been great effort 10 eraiyn
no ofeulops and unlhinking BY putting gp Nosfuaa Of
various kinds by various indis iduaa, axng the Of
Wild Cherry aad as mnch of the name Of the original
Preparation as will screen them from the lash Of the ,s
Bownre OF such lmnosers, and purchase none but The
original aud nny genuine article, as proRarad W Dt
Swaynr, which arose from many years Glove utegon
srpvtry.
Great Cure Of Jacob Tlnus. an old IrrisEi Of Mihe.
lcentn Co.. Pa. Hundreds throughout Centre Conaty
testify to the following fact.
CossuarIoSoAs BE cuRED.--Dr swayne :--Dsar air.
Inn only take pleasure. but deem duty suffer.
virtue your compoud Syrup o Wild Chsrfy il eradiea
ting darase after it has taken fast hold upon vi
lal organs 1t is certainly wonderful discovery and cal
eulated to do vast Amount Of good was taken with
great wasting away of my flesh aud all the symptoms Of
fixed Consumption, and from my feelings and appearance
dea seemed e 20 fast npproashing mud such vas the
lopinoa friends and eghbore. After taking dfnf
kinds OF aent medicines. without any relief, aud h,arne
Of The g At virtues of your Compound Syrup nfwid Cher
~ culnmeneed the use Of IT, unto my srent satifsns.
acian aud tho asonishmen Of all around me, my cough
began to abae, appetite the flesh begun TO ia.
eIcasu or my cmaaated system, until have become a.
heshy and healthy ever. Some twelve months having
elapsed since the disease arestad have every en
hope that II Is completely eradicaied from M avs
tenn. Yours Insnectfullv. - .
Witniss.-RRSI. RKfonknD JArOn nara
REM MbEh the original anh only genuine prepare.
paprr nrnund zach b1tie. Iebnranry no Ai,lth IN 81
4 Saws Youa CmtpaENl- woRAsl WonMsil WoRMsili
Dr. ssayne's Vefmiiuse is not only tho most eiIctual
at pleasant remedy for worms sieky children or a,ius
sour stomach 10 j. Ayra's highly respectable mer.
ehaht o. MnlamsPoF Pa, saiea have tried your Yer
mssa n ny owa iamiy and speak In the vary high
est terms o. Il. Ny VIII is 50 much pleased with il She
WI VIZ ~ olhsI, RealembeIl none IL genuine except
cash WRAPPER laboratory, No. 4Notih M ST.
fuiig me ~ 81 BY the use Of Dr. swaynes Sugar Coat
20 those 70 generAi use mid prompt and uniform in
he eisanen tfelicihg healthy state Of the Liver and
looWe'' AH A' INA h'a7hAres incident to females are
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+ Lesvis ~ J0szspTing Congregations Of Deia-
igare.-We, learn that the Rev. Mr.. Thomas
has been installed ss'rastor of these Congrega-
lions which had long been vacant. The install
lalion, we -andersland,' took place under very
favorable circumstances.
A Monster Yesterday we went to zee the
mammoth hog Of friend Hopper, Of tho Wes-
tern Hotel, and while there learned that 1t had
swallowed his pet lamb ,uhole! few
days since. The lamb had been pnt in the pen
with the hog where they remained together in
perfect hermony for a number of weeks; but
upon his hogship being disturbed by person
placing fresh sand in its pen, it became vi
cious, seized ,he pet lamb, threw II into the
air, canght il as it fell, and without an appa-
rent effort, sicaLlo,osd IL! We have the facts
of the above case from several reliable persons,
and If any are disposed to doubt them, they
have only+u-see the hog to have their doubts
dispelled. II weighs, il is said, 1470 pounds.
Closing Sior@.-Thc following notice was
scattered through the Market on Wednesday
last. No names were attached. We hope the
notice is true. We have all along been Of the
opinion that man was mol mere working ami
NAL and that god intended his children should
have hours for recreation as well as work, rest,
and worship. We do not see that Dry Good
lclerks, or any other kind Of clerk should be any
Exception, but should enjoy themselves as well
az tha resi n Cats cren,,,rea ,heyefnre we
that we hope the notice is true, that the stores
will close at o'clock aud allow the clerks
Time for recreation. TO mptoye their minds. or tt
go and see The girls, Just whichever pleasei
Them best.
Noiiee.--'The Public are respectfully inform
ed that the Principal Dry Goods Dealers o
this City, now close their Stores att O'Clock p
NJ:
This measure Will give some Relation u
Those confined through the day, and is believed
: Will be provocative OF Domestic Mental ant
: Physical Improvement and 1t is hoped Will no
interfere with the convenience oirufchasers,
J Ereurs,on--A party arrived in this city oil
: Wednesday last. in the Steamboat Clifton on al
lexcursion lscln-Sssn y. j. After promenadia
: around our ~fheyltooS their departure about
o'clock in The evening, la
The Cosdey. 1flrder.-Wm. Burns conyicte
e of horse stealing at the late Court of Oyer an
!, Terminer, has been Repreiyed by Governor Ross
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

Monday, prebfnt, the Mayor the Alderman
and the President of the city council. Geofgel
O.. Gordon Esq, Depury Attorney General.
The following cases were tried.
State Va. Patrick Dougherty, Information
for selling liquor by the small without license.
Guilty. Fined St4. 90 and costs.
State vs.. Ann Mcbride, information for sell
ling liquor by the small without license.
Guilty Fined $l4 and COSTS.
The court adjourned TO tie Court in course.
A ,..n,,ano.o .,,.1 ca yso,s yho
XXX, ~ N;rhais ~ ~. Fsrn,ars aad
~, T,,o,, ,;,.a aa,,,a n o,,r
XIV fsy dars ago when be- nnrchased cloth
for pautaloons, cut them out, and made them up
himself without using spec tacles He is no
engaged in working button holes for a vest
What is almost equally as strange as his uncom-
mon retention of physical power is that he is a
volunteer at the business, not having served an
apprenticeship to it..
m, e a.,
fanoy ~ any a''eoy II Gin, ~ ~
y" 'e,oH -; ~ v,,a,v s,ora a, M az
P XIV" 80, ia,,sas., Ssco1d and Third Up
$500 ~, anJ aid i, large
,ns nanuso"Ss - h,,',;f,l ssocy an innans
a1so,'','ens =. ~. 49,, ~, hs,s,ofo,a ssan
a. ~" ~ .;,;sans shoula rive him
:" nV"''''' 'a''
eau =,
Desire Jcr Hanging.-ihe sheriu oil Ne"
Castle county has been urgently Requested "
a respectable citizen VINO mas LOT several yeais
held the Office OF Levy bourt Commissioner
to allow him the privilege oil hanging James
/, anderson and Empson Bayard, 10 be executed
: lai New Castle on the Slst inst. for the muFde
OF Joseph Williams upon ms request s gs,at
Ielusea' ne naae AZ ons, a h~ ,ha Law 10 nar
!. replied ma, being Delegated ny .ne 'aw 70 Pc,
ii iofni mat dn'y' 10 shouiu not en'lust :. 70 sn
q other. ne mas reserved laIse nun'oeL u e
phcauons 10 witness .he eAec9u 10, "l'n =,
ihe Jaw PasSeu a. we session q I'll ~
private, wiiliia me prec'nc'7 o' 'ie Jam yarn
e An Engishmsn had his wiie arrested OF
: Tuesday on the charge d hapl'usi drunkenness
J. and threatening Y poison mn, 40, on nearing
:. he case helorek 1nsilce N,gg.ns; me uo'e
e however, were, y'''hea uoa'p'sHS, ~
e tha, ne was .he'one aaa,e'ea 70 run hnns'
1t ana IN eonse.uehVTr ~ Ms sam's d;So;ssad =
me Aims Rouse. he 9ass wa usS' hs,a y
l. hIs paying '"e c0s'S una Promising y ''"''
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The Steamboat " Wilmington" has ceased
running between this city and New Castle. the
trade not proving sufficient 10 sustain her
She IL now engaged principally on excursions,
for which she 10 eminently adapted. On Sun
day week she made an excursion with large
crowd Of citizens. 10 Collins Bes ch--on last
Sunday afternoon she made an excursion up
The creek to Nswport,
EBrandv.eins HUNDRED Jo,proremsnts.-Mes-
srs prpiduSn a Era;m AZ hnildipr hand
spma honse 'forMr LAWS Tallsv on his farm
nm n q Fo,tik Snad T-hs hove also snts,sd i'm
N i. contrsc,',, b,,jgd h,ndsorna ,es;denca for
M, oIs,l Wshs,o, rsar ~ FIT Il IA
m, w., =, az '''a. w ~ /. -.
me iRslp Castle manufacturing Company nave
! Ia ~ ~ ,ors ,ps T ~ iiyoso. ohia Rall
posd Tta sas IVY =, ', ,lin a,,u IN In,,hst'
N smho,rasssdS.,on now in earrr;s} ~ con.
5;,ion TN h.,,Ss ~ la 49, n,h
p--,,. -, p~'N 80 49,
nas'ung inp.stfF.-he were INFORMED re-
eenly -I ~ occurred some ll"s
IN mt o. laseauy piece oil sWluNihg Peno'meuI
Mr. Jo,enh Hamil,on of p,,rd-,,i,a u,r,lred
was taken with dron,v ana ami a IA Rnhact ,oI
cure him. The scamn informeJ him ha conldl
do so and acronlin5lv q,,,a XII, a. .,nlo, ID he
kent constantly abcut him ar when hs nsid him
lsio The amrlet had No cIsct ana NJ r W,nn;i,
ion g,,tio,, ,,orsa asn,;nJ ~ a,'s
sicians; hut the disease having been loo long neg.
lected he expired. The physician opened the
amulet, and found tito contain several small fan b.
mel bags, some scratches with the pen which he
(Roback) 7hteirsSd-to be taken for cabaisic char
aeter' and Two beans &c, Why is ii that the
eluzens OIL fhils9e.pha allow such swindler to
ienah wthin slXr midst. We wonld make
'"or' NSS~ s.'s'a"ar''
Death--We regret TO learn that Benedict
Huichmseh, of Appoquiniminls Hundred, died on
Monday. the I'd inst. Some time last winter he
was afflicted Win the toothaehe, and with pair
10y pnehers he removed the tQpih After that
Time ms jaw became very painful and hnally
N1 s,, sueA'n
va Age,-.We understand that a lady named
bogan, residing near Centreville meeting house
IN thHslisna Hundred, is about 100 years of
age. Sho has been confined TO her room for
some months through weakness, yet she con-
Sbs b,s childan far a",v prh,,,
years oid s's"'
60 ana
eto''ns so'e'-Aii the Dry Goods Stores In
our Wy, with one or two exceptions, closed at
o;e'o7k on Isleday evening, and will continue
70 10 50 throughout the warm weather, with the
exceptions oISaiurday evenings. We hope those
For CoLJern;A---AI Isaac solo,o,n sorr,a,lv
=
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WANTED

An intelligent youth as an apprentice to The
printing business. One with good education
from the country preferred. Apply at this Of
nee.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

THE RAILRoAD to New Castle from this city
will enable every citizen of the first mentioned
place to call at the clothing store OF Campbell
g. Clark, No. 36s Market street, and supply
themselves with suit of their unryaled cloth
inn
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N mOIl0n, adj nFned sine die.
ED WARD WEBB. Sec'fy.

THE WARM Days experienced during the
past week should adminish every one to call
on II. D. McCalla, No. 1852 Market street be-
low 9th, and procure one of their beautiful hats
mr. cane
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

{lle WOOL Of ihh English language. ny wore
is merely sound to express an idea, and as
long as we get the correct sound, ii is moi a
matter Of any very great Importance TO Know
the language from which il is dsriyed'
Now, to make our colleges successful to
benefit them and society, we must pay more at
teniion 10 useful knowledge, and less to Useless
knowledge. The education wanted Tor tho age
is scientific, not classical. We must teach' as
we have said before, chemistry, minerology'
botany, mathemaiic1, mechanics, astronomy,
navigation, Fr-nch, German, Spanish, e1c.i by
doing so we make students education an ad.
vantage to him and to his fellows; never nllad
what situation Of liie lie may be placed on'
10 learn languages not spoken, and nolhin1e
else, why, you might as well learn him the
language SPOKEN in the moon-il would fardlj
be more useless.
ehope Professor Graham, in his letters te
the community will treat on this malter,and en-
deayor to makeihe course of instruction al New
ark as scientific as possible,and ifihai becomes
generally known (unlsss we are greatly mis-
saken) Newark College will have large &C
eession of pupils within her walls.
Blue hen's chicken. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1848-1854, 1851-06-06

EpucArios. Graham, we see it
stated, intends writing a series Of letters on the
necessity Of sustaining Delaware College, az
Newark, &c,
We think we con point out one great reason
why the inst,u ions Of learning in our coun-
try are not better sustained than they are, and
Tint il that the classics receive TOO much dffen-
fion In all our colleges, and the schemes Too III
, tie. The greatest proportion oil The students
time is taken up in mastering Latin and Greek
--langusges no, spoken-whch are oil ll'lle OF
no use in the ordinary ayoca'ions Of life, and
which in few years piss from the memo
nv; while chemistry, mathematics, minFFa'c-
az, botany, and numerous other important Sci
ences which would be Of immense importance
10 the learner in every situation life, are neg
Iected Ancient history, MUCH OF which IS
little better than fable, forms one OF their most
important studies. while modern history is
scarcely mentioned within their walls The
student is taught everything in relation to the
seipe of Troy, but nothing in relation 10 that
of Vera Cruz. Zenophon or Alexander's cam
paiqn, OF how Hercules killed the hydra, OF
Jason captured the golden fleece "a mixture Of
fact and fable) Is ali dosed into the student in
Greek, while he remains in perfect Ignorance,
In TOO many cases, of the campaigns Of Wash
ington, Scott and Taylor, the history of our
own national and state governments, or The MS
tory Of England, which is so interviewer with
our own.
The course Of instruction in our colleges is
copied TOO much after Oxford and Cambridge,
in England. The system there is the same il.
was centuries ago, when the sciences had not
started into birth, and the classics were almost
the only literature. The colleges, therefore.
are behind the age. Teaching knowledge that
is almost useless, and leaving that which is
useful 10 be LEARNED ouisids their walls. AT
ter years Of study, The student graduates
knowing wha,7-why, two languages (which
in a few years he forgets) not spoken--an In
innate acquaintance with the heather gods and
goddesses (and very immoral set OF gods and
roddesses they were) and the opinion OF Gre
clan and Roman sages, such as Ptyhagnas on
the transmigration of souls-Dlogones ana his
philosophy in relation TO summing himself in
a tub, &c. He has the pleasure OF being able
TO read all this in the original Greek--that is,
for year or Two after he graduates, for if a
longer period elapses he forgeis u, and has to
: read them translated into English the same az
other folks, Why man might almost as.wel
know nothing, for what he does know he can
make but little use of IL
We have heard Ibis system Of making the
dead languages the all Important topics OF in
struciion 10 the neglect of the living languages,
modern history, and the sciences, again and
again condemned by large aumbef Think
ing people. I We hhye aeatei henrd The Sssem
advocated
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IL. Resolved, Thatwhils we rejoice at all
earnest efforts 10 prevent the extension of sla-
very, for the protection Of fugitive slaves and
forihe elevation Of the people Of color and their
restoration 10 their rights, our gfeat and para
mount object is 10 secure the entire abolition
of slausry wherever il exists. a
L The remainder Of the evening was princial--
y taken up by eloquent addresses from Lucre
tia Molt and O. M. Bureigh.
An interesting letter was received from that
faithful champion Of The cause, DR.. j. Z. Snod.
grass, Of Baltimore, but ita reading was post
poned until too late an hour.
The resolutions were put 10 vote, but owing
to the tumult caused by part OF the audience
IadjouTning, no decisive action was taken upon
Them.
On motion, adj urned sine die. e.'l
EDWARD WEBB, Sec'fy.
The Superior Court ADJOURNED on Friday last.
The Court of Errors and Appeals commenced at
Dover on Tuesday. .-
Post Office has been established at the
Springs. +e.err
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Total amour, of orders $4,000 0s
A petition from the Delaware Anli-Sayery
Society for the use OF the Hall for the purposes
of their annual meeting, was read, and the use
of the lower room of the Hall granted TO said
Society.
A petition was read and referred to the com
mi,tee on Public Buildings, asking that the un.
loading or loading Of Powder might be prohib-
tied and prevented within The limits Of the city.
A Petition from John A. Duncan and others,
asking for the opening of Robinson street from
Pine streets 10 the Chrisuana River--referred
to the committee on Opening Streets.
a petition from Perry Augustus for permits
sion 10 move frame building from Market ST.,
to back streei-referred TO the committee on
Public Buildings. ta
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Post Once Printing given 10 the Blu.
HENS Chicken; becAuse IL has the LARGEST
CIRCULATION OF amy paper in Delaware
Advertisers and others remember thfar Ws
srscontinu ally Increasing.
El Pelayo. (Nueva-Orleans [i.e. New Orleans, La.) 1851-1852, 1851-12-21


Itonado IA actited &c un psrtubador politi.
60. ansicso de restrnair al pueblo de los
Estados Onidos anna polltca opuesta
as neccadadcs anterores presentes dol
pals.
OtFos Scnadorrs trataron de oponorse {
la resolution de Mr.. Seward Na cnal iu6
| ffnaImente adopada) iundan3oso en- que
Iantcs de su }le4ada kossutA hahia ei@a cor.
siderable -olamenie como ia espatr,a1o po-
!lltico persNguido pon sus ptincipios rcpd-
| b,icanos, Y no como IN in5tigador del prin.
Icipio reyolucionario contra toda IA Europe.
'Pero estas oh5ewacioncs no produIero,
Iningun efecto, y iu6 adoptada "a rcs0uciou
de conggatula:ion Y bienycniaq al hunnay-
Ireyoucionasio. sin embargo, parecc que
osprincipio5 maniiestado5 tam c.arameute
Dor kossuth no han merocido Ia aproba-
! cion &c Ia maycria del .5enad0, este da Z
Iconocer claramoute que las demostracio-
nes del pueblo son las quo han ohigado al
Gobernoy al Coagreso dc Washington il
tratar hossuth con Ia consideration que
lo han hecho.
LII revolucionario hdngaro ha da1o 4 en-
tender en- sus discursos (mas do ciDcuenta
que yemoa pnhlicados hasta IA fecha,) que
Ia Gran Bretaha Y los Estados unidos de-
ben formar una alianza para ayudarle q
a rcvoiucioaar y eambiar ID flz pol''ca de
toda la Europa. Como uAa mucatra osten-
sible de este principle, Sc co!oco en- cI r.
ring Hoa8e Gel hotel dondc para hos,uth,) J
Iiuntamente con Ia handera de los Estados
i onldos Y Ia adopfada por los feVolueioh4-
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