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FATAL ACCIDENT AT LYNN, MAssAcHu-
sETTs.-A young man named Davis, accompanied
by young lady, Miss Churchill, both of Lynn,
started on carriage ride to Marblehead, on the I'd
instant
''On visiting the Fort at that place. and while
passing along steep embankment, the horse be-
came uneasy, and Mr.. Davis jumped out to hold
him, but without success-the horse backed off the
steep embankment, with Miss Churchill in the
carriage. The distance which they fell was some
thirty feet and tho horse and carriage both falling
upon the young lady, she was instantly killed, her
neck being broken. Mr.. Davis, almost frantic on
hearing her screams, leaped off the fearful height to
her assistance, but without avail. He only wit
messed her lying struggles He is doubtless, much
injured, though so excited by the terrible calamity
to his companion, that he visits not his own bodily
sutferings. The deceased was about nineteen years
of age the daughter Of one of the most respectable
citizens Of Lynn, MIR. Ivory Churchill, was an
amiable and accomplished young lady, and her
| circle Of acquaintances and friends
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PAssENaERs.-The steamship Ohio, Lieut. J.
findlay Schenck, commanding, sailed yesterday
morning At O'Clock, with the following passengers
Foa HAyASA-G w CLARK, Baron Fsfin., A LIE Blanc,
cs;ass:.. B. sssHi:ss; b.l Ell N
Is. IS M r. n, ss Cheney
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PHI, h "a B.regd q 0usIo.. NJ Hot Bss,
s sSd.s lady R snd S se seosat SD
I'D tES s;sa: ssss
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s.:TH Sa. % n. FfSS v,s: MsF Fs,bs.
n BsS sssn M n .as Nh Daya child saa
rs: k AZ. ;s.ass. M@s odss MI. Coba% Me- Woad,
IS #: is; NJ IN s sss
snd s.miiy mT stackheuse. Mrs Wsi.ee, Col Nosf
f.ds p sss se' w Va S ;:siaas R M's"
Pc ca.es.s-.J L c.b.nps, a c.v.ll.re. M Kaufman
EsnlH Z ss ss B:is. v HObSs: M WhssisI. i
PTfsS. \ fqshasIL JCeg.. a WRssn, b Goedoe, j
Ais.rIes S'ie 5s.s. 'is' wssb u md lsaS
~ R;s sS Msh.ll ~ Psndn. LMspio;d DBe%i
Es.s, 5" ri B:.h M WV, wa sst My
sss! i;i fa sss ~ M kp Ms' m gsS ssT
PesEnou1; Hsrsrass, 3 J. HsrhiaIdt, l. AioOs, W. i
sssss y ssss :ssss :iss; N
Pee" ssss$ French $3.50 Ssas fIss %S
Kslsy. Bsbcock. Williams, sehrodsr: ] Reilly
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The NRw LIeHr.Housr ron Mnor,. pox
1t appears that the editor Of the Boston Pos, 49,
MOI lsvos inc iaea o. gas-light for this rock He
was undoubtedly about to hold AN a;naia.,,;.s
meeting WIN some one when he penned this
paragraph with 70 much venom, and so little oil in
it. A correspondent thinks that instead Of lipbt.
ing Minot's Ledge BY . gas-pipe running from The
shore, il would be more practicable to catch a
sperm whale, stuff him with cotton wick, boil. him
70 the rock, set fire to him and let him burn. The
writer thinks he would last in an inaammable
state, ten years %
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By the arrival Of the schooner Bonita, we are
placed in receipt Of papers from the city of Mexico
Of dates as late as the 22d April.
Sr. Sierra, bearer of dispatches from the Mex
lean Legation, at Washington, arrived at the city
of Mexico, on the 18th ut with important docu-
ments, said to refer to the Tehuantepec nego-
tiation.
The National Theatre was opened on the even
ing of the 10Th ult.
The Supreme Government has declared that the
State authorities are obliged to promulgate the
laws as soon as they are printed in the official
periodical without waiting to receive them directly
from the capital.
The silver mine of San Vicente has been worked
with much success The Monitor expresses joy
at this. as it supposes it will revive disposition to
open mines long abandoned.
The Vera Cruz papers complain Of the horrid
state Of their cemeteries, which they think threat
ems the health of the city.
Sr. A. @. Roo, Mexican of eminent literary
character, and who distinguished himself in the
war for the Independence Of the country, died on
the 10Th ult He was much esteemed and his
death seems to create great regret.
The Mercantile Tribunal, of San Luis Potosi,
has given notice that the commercial house of D.
L. Veliz has failed.
We do not find the action Of the Senate on the
Garay concession, but we infer from the following
notice, which we find in Ell Monitor Repu5licano,
that it has declared the privileges granted to him
as null and void. That paper of the 18th ult says
In the session of yesterday Srs. Torre Salano and
Linares, were named committee to carry to the
lower House, the resolution declaring null the
| privilege conceded to Antoine Garay, to open on
the lsthmus of Tehuantepec an inter-oceanc COM
munication. In the lower House, or Chamber of
| Deputies special committee was appointed, on
| the same day, to meet the Senate committee to
examine further into the matter. This committee
is composed of the following gentlemen: Messrs
Cueres, Comic, Nunez and Tuente. They are lin.
tied to ten days in preparing their opinion.
The time given the Telegraphic Company to
establish Geographic communication, between
Vera Cruz and the city of Mexico, has been pro-
longed six months.
The Indians are still giving the Mexicans much
trouble, but their atrocities have been so often
repeated, that we tire Of giving details
The Police in the city of Mexico is very deficient
many streets in the suburbs are almost deserted,
because Of the danger of attack from the horde of
adrones that infest the city.
We learn from Captain Sbisa, of the Bonita,
that German, named Oscar Roberts, whom Capt.
Rogers our Consul at Vera Cruz, left in charge of
his consulate, himself being absent in the United
States, has absconded to parts unknown, taking
with him $780, the proceeds of the cargo of cot
ton OF the brig Matamoras, from Mobile, and other
moneys intrusted to his charge
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Jaques de Molay Enoampment No. q

IA B- The Sir Knights members OF this En- sMAslylS
N>EA campment will assemble their Hall, No. is T..3
NIX Common street, on THURSDAY EVENING, NN
the 18th inst at half past o'clock The Sir /VSA
hngh VIII obey this punctuav business npo
myl4 j. B. PATTIsON Rsson,s,
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ESQ. :
Dear Si-The recollection Of liberal course towards
the friends Of your much esteemed and popular
H. Calder on the occasion OF benefit him year ago.
induced them to apply appropriation of some
early night which they testify regard for him az an
old friend, gentleman, and faithful and efficient officer
By prompt indication Of the time which engagements will
enable apart for this purpose, you greatly obpe
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To Physicians. Druggists, and Ladies' Afflicted

THE Celebrated SUPPORTERS OF MRS BELTS, of
Philadelphia, recommended and approved by the dAtn-
sshed Physicians and The ohy Supporter under eminent
medical patronage the United states Being entirely without
metallic which calculated the disease
it, Supporter entirely under he control Of the lady
Many hundreds ladies' in Louisiana have teen
ed by At all other have Books
graiis and for the Supporter her only in NewOresn
u q Div nrtyy Ma.
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CrxLos.-The whole population Of Ceylon. with
an ara Of 100 miles. has little more than 500,
w. or about 81 inhabitants TO the square mile.
ms asss IN acres is Il. 000 of which not above
ons-ssnih = culsivaisd Or used o. pasturage.
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NEW BOOKS,
Ur Just Received and for sale by
ThOS, II. White.

53 Canal street,
REVERIES OF BACHELOR. By Ike Marvel.
HURRY GRAPHS; or, Scenery, Celebrities and Society,"
By N, p Willis.
THE FRUIT GARDEN: A Treatise on Orchards and
Gardens illuitrated with $50 figures By p. Barry.
TUCKERMAN'S CHARACTERISTICS OF LITE
RATuRE, Second Series
GOLDEN SANDS OF MEXICO.
To" PREMIUM BOOKS.-Teachsrs would do well to
look at tbs assortment lower price. usual
s far advanced. myl23,2ip
MONAGHAN 81 RARESHIDE, Notaries
1'I Public, 70 Graver strestGeo Rareshde successor
70 A. g, Ansyerth. ESQ VIM Monaghan successor 10
ID. Ricardo, ESQ., Notary Public for the Second Munic.
paly, and Commissioner for nearly all the States the
Union. E1 Particular attention paid to all Marine bust
ness. myl4 6m
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Sherman, PlersOM r. Co.

MAGAZINE ST., Corner of Canal,
LIZ Respectfully call the attention of the public their
fine stock of SUMMER CLOTHING. manufactured ex.
pessy Tor City Retail Trade, which they prepared sell
at extremely low prices.
COATS.
Black Merin0 and Cashmeret Frocks;
CoIOred Alpaca and Cashmeret Frocks;
Super Black French MerinO Dress Goats;
Drab. Blue, Pearl and Black Cashmere Sacs
Black and COlored Alpaca Sacs and Office Goats;
Black and Drab Alpaca Ceuo Gordo Coates
Fancy Striped and Brown Linen Sacs and Paletots;
Super Fancy China Silk Sacs and new style PaetOts
PANTS.
Black French Merno Alpaca and Cashmeret Pants
Brown, Striped, and Fancy Linen Drill Pants;
Dab Pongee and White Linen Drill Pants;
Real Sanaeen and Bell Striped Linen Pants;
blue French and Fancy Coonade Pants.
VESTS.
Super Figured Black and Fancy Grenadine Silk Vests
Plain and Fancy Linen and MarselIes Vests
Snper White Embroidered Marseiles Vests;
Buff and White Marseiles Vests;
Fancy Silk Gossamer Vests
ALSO
A fine assortment of Gents Furnishing Goods; Linen
and White Jean drawers; Linen and Cotton Shirts Cotton
Net Under Shirts and Drawers Gauze Merno, do Silk
and Linen Gloves Suspenders Bingham and Silk Cravats
Hosiery, etc.
Es,- Please call and examine
ap22 81 aw 2p If SHERMAN. PIERsON e. co.
SPECIE.
GC6 000 IN SILVER, for sale by
R<4C,OOO w. w. WHITE &CO.
myl4 Camn street
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THINGS IN PHILADELPHIA-May 5, 8 p. ~
The proceeds of Jenny Limbs Charity Concert, on
Saturday night last, have been distributed fol.
lows:
For the Union Benevolent Association, $1,000
For the SeamaD's Friend Society, 81 900.
For the Foster Home Association, $500.
For the relief of disabled Firemen, $500.
For ST. Joseph's Hospital, $780,
For the Hospital attached to the Protestant Epis.
copal Church, $780,
For the Musical Fund Society, $500.
For the Mayor of the city, to be distributed
for private charities, as his judgment may best
dictate, $342.
The entire net proeeeds of the Concert thus dis
tributed amount to S., 042
The alcohol mandatory of Mr. J. w. Ryan, in
Southwark, was blown up this afternoon by the
alcohol taking fire in the kettles in consequence of
boiling over. The building was completely shat
tered, and the roof blown of Mr.. VIM Mason was
very badly, if not fatally burnt
A man, name not ascertained, was arrested a
few miles from the city, at the Rising Sun tavern
on suspicion of being concerned in the murder of
the Bartel family, at Roxborough, on Friday night
last. He is held for further investigation.
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EDWARD BARNETT. Grand Secretary.

The elegant and svitt passenger packet steamer
BUNKER HILL No. g. Capt s. r. Miller, will positively leave
THIS Day u inst O'Clock P M. fer Louisville
bany, Evansville, Paducah aud Memphis
myl4 T, IS, SMITH Poydras .traet
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.HO18 .VelU Goods.
~ Just Opened at
SIMPSONS,

~ An additional supply Of BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
all selssted since the fnlof in prices and, insure
RAPID SALES,
they will original which
fall fifteen per under the prices Of the month previous to
their purchase. Among other Goods
RICH NEW STYLE SILK TISSUES;
EMBROIDERED ORGANDY MUSLINS;
PRINTED FOULARD SILKS;
Also. HOSIERY consisting of nearly every STYLE
for Ladies' Gentlemen Children, Cotton and Le Thread
all Al low prices
PLANTERS will do well select thi. house their supply Of
Plantation and Household Dry Goods,
the complete prices low Justify the
economical 10 purchasing good articles.
mia 81 2p c. M. SIMPSON, so Canal street.
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~ The new, Clipper BARK SALEM receiving freight
at Post Municipality shhippers invited to exanne
this vessel which built express view speed and is
expected to make a very passage. mt l0t Is
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Grand Lodge of the State of Louisiana.

" The Officers, Msmoers Re- rsntatves and their p-oxs
the Grand Lodge of the State Louisiana
meeting Of said Grand Lodge TO be held the
veranos LODGE of Dumane streets, on
FRIDAY EVENING the 18th inst, hafpast Pune
tua attendance commanded for the important
By order Of the tiraud Lodge.
myl4 EDWARD BARNETT Grand seeresrv
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VIReINIA TOBACCO CRoP-A letter from a
mercantile house in Richmond estimates that to
the 3lst March the quantity of tobacco expected to
reach the market during the year, will fall short by
above $500 hhds. Of that heretofore expected. The
receipts Of loose tobacco not than half the
quantity received last year. The highest estimate
OF the crop now made is from $4,000 to $4,000
hhds Many Of the Richmond manufacturers be-
heve they will be forced to suspend operations by
nexl fall for want Of supplies of leaf
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II D. GAY, 1879 St Charles street. for sale superb TR&
Il lot OF Fuchsas Csmeias Magnolss, Nu,cata 6ScSP
Gra0d11ra Roses Pelagonumi, Hoyas JHbmiues N1
Ladies respectfully solicited 20 call and inspect
GB p. GAYS SEED BUSINESS is removed from Crnssmsn
.rset TO 1879 ST. Charl.s Inyl9 lE 2ip
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~EA~< ~ called meeting OF HOLLAND CHAPTER No
XXX will take place THIS EVENING, at the Masenlc Hall
corner Of Baronne Perddo streets vii
my4 D. BLAIR sseretary
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THs - . understand that the Treasurer
q II Bss1A Mint is prepared to pay all deposits
Of gold bullion up to Deposit No. 6S7, inclusive.
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THEATRE VARIETIES, NewOreans, May 9, 1851.
eenhemen-l will afford great qualification forward
views relative the benefit proposed given JOHN
II. CALDER.
Should May 18th snt will be appropa ed that purpose
Respectfully, your obedient servant,
THOS. PLACIDE
To John L. Lewis Jas CALDWELL Joshua Baldwin, N R. Jen-
uiags, and others. myl2
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NoxAnzAL Arro1Hrnsxr-- Governor has given the
Nsvehp rsssasly hssd By A. c. Aasworh deceased 10
3ee1b 1Assahde. the cIezk Of Ricardo Monaghan He
b npW a11ocjatsd with The latter gentleman.
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MEDICAL DEPOT OF
PATENT MEDICINES.

1OS. HUFTY would most respectfully inform the
public generally That he has purchased The entire interest OF
the Southern Branch of Empire Co.. leased the store
50 POYDRAS STREET, and has fitted it up at consider.
able expense for the Patent Medicine business. Having
surpassed facilities for supplying Druggists and Dealers
generally with every article in this ine he confidently socts
an Inspection OF his stock and prices Satisfaction will be
given to all who may favor him with their patronage
The following list only comprises part of his extensive
assortment which and 1H be furnished the Trade on
as reasonable terms other house in the South:
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Z, The PKosrEcT. g. The St. FrancisvilIe La)
Chronicle, ofthe 10th inst, says The crops look
remarkably WELL" = n
Parish Of Pointe Coupee-- The prospect Of
making good crops in this Parish is now, says the
rolnte Coupee Echo of the 10th inst, we are hap
Py @ say, particularly encouraging. The river has
ALIEN - much that all the cresasses in the Parish
have nearly o. quite stopped running, and it is
found that the lands which were overlooked have
owing % the codness Of the season, been very little
injured. Much Of the cane is still good, and the
possibilities Of making good crop of corn and
cotton, are greatly in favor Of that which is planted
nov, eYer that which has been in the ground during
u the cold, dry weather, which has prevailed SO
much this spring. Our farmers are all busy, and
10 wish them good returns for their labor.
PEI Costra. There was a heavy frost in the
Ouachita district, on the nights of the 1st and Cd
inst, doing much damage to the cotton T,,hs
ouachita Herald Of the 9Th says, thatth eut.worm
also has been making dread havoc there, causing
many to replant
- osmaen, Ark' sne damage done to the young
co''0n' y no', on the Ist inst, is noticed in the
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-14

TMR LzFT-MANDED Duk1. Some wesks sincs,
~ updsr this title wps copied into the Crescent,
'1Fsn sons sxchaags. The story was mot selected
~ sither y the editors, a it was mot particularly
~ sar nsts. By the letter Of Colonel Richard 7.
AlehsSzh to-day's peper, il viii BE- seen that he
eesrectness Of the story, and gives the
slis. "a ~
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SPECIE.
goa 000 IN SILVER, for sale BY
W~ceOOO w. w. WHITE g. co.
myl4 II Camn street
HOUSE OF REFUGE, Municipality No. Two.
ANNUAL LECTION.

a PPLlCATlONS for the office of Superinten-
dent and Assistant Supernte nden will be received by
the UNDERSIGNED until SATURDAY next. the l7,h inst
This Institution school of reform for juvenile offenders
IN which they trained habits of industry instructed
morally and in the branches of education the
primary schools of the Municipality Upon the Supernten-
dent dey0ves the immediate charge of the Establishment
under the direction of the Board of Commissioner The
records accounts and purchases committed his
tie required to reside the premises, and conjunction
with the Assistant, TO Instruct the boys.
Applicants invited to visit the House. In their appca
tons they viii be pleased to their age residence their
occupa at and for years previousy whether
they have been teachers whe where for what length
of time. and facts which they may think will have
bearing on their qualifications for the situation Also fur
0ffer of moral character, etc
The duty of the Assistant is aid the Superintendent
performances OF his due under his direction and that of
the Board His qualifications similar those of the Su
perinendent He requ red reside the premises. Ap
poants Tor the office OF Assistant requested the
same course that prescribed applicants for the office of
Superintendent.
The compensation of the Superintendent is at the rate of
monthly. JAMES SAUL,
81 Canal street. Executive
L. MATTHEW'S,
corner Camp and Common streets. {
j. 3. COPIES, Committee.
-my,s "a 444 Magazine street.
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HARDW ARE.

SH() kEGS best Boston Nails, of all sizes;
~ % dozen Collins and Hunts Axes: III
59doI Spades and Shoyels, Ames' and Rowand's; -
Trace. Ok. Log and Back Chains -
American and French Hollow Ware:
Builders and House Furnishing Hardware.
Carpenters and COopers Toos-wiih general assortment
OF every thing IN our ine which will be sold very low
"''''''A' HOPKINS L. co. a7 Tchop,ou,as street.
mYW saw opposite the Vegetable Market
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1he town Of Bayou Sara is, once more, com.
pletely dry.
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uPrHR Liver NEws-There were nine and a.
nail ieet water in the channel between ST. Louis
anc Cairo on the 9th inst River falling.
Both Missouri and Illinois rivers were falling.
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The Mexican Minister, Senior Rosss, in pursu-
snce Of notice to our Government given when
Mr.. Buchanan was Secretary of State, that Mex
leo would claim any part Of the amount Of the in.
demnity allowed to our citizens which should be
proved mot to be due, has prepared dispatch, it is
said' Tor this Government, claiming for Mexico the
sum OF S46 000 which is left out of the three and
squartsr millions agreed, by the Mexican treaty,
70 y paid for the injuries done to the persons and
property Of our citizens by the Mexican authorities.
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BILOXI FIRE BRICKS,

FLOUR-l94 bbls. Ohio superfine, landing ex
Il steamer Cen Scott for sale by
aps A. d, GRIEFF y co. "a, " and " Old Lsvee
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GLOUeS N1ad CvAUNlS.

THEO. A. JAMES IL CO.
80 Common street, between Hewlett's
Exchange and the Verandah Hotel,
Nc Have just received, per ship Charemagns direct
PARIS, large assortment OF Gsntemen's
KID GLOVES,
made expressly TOR them by Jouvib.
NJ Also, large and beautiful lot Of
CRAVATS,
alhic uulsn lInIra nhIap
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Correspondence.
New ORLEANS, May Z, 1851.

myl3
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

The Milton IN. CT Chronicle says it is re-
ported in that section that Capt, Talcott, Chief
Engineer of the Richmond and Danvle Rail-
road, recently discovered whilst surveying in that
vicinity. that the territory on which the town of
Milton stands belongs to the State of Virginia,
according to the true line of boundary between
Virginia and North Corolina, which, it is main
tanned, runs East and West, in straight line.-
"lf says the Chronicle the line runs as CAPTAIN
l. is reported to represent it, it not only gives
Virginia Milton but a slice of four miles of terri
tory now composing part of Csswell, which
slice embraces Milton. 1t u.s. in Additions repre-.
scented to US, that the good people over the way
lnthe Commonwealth of Virginia, confident of
the validity of their title to this slice of territory
and determined to have the matter investigated 30
as to reclaim the territory, are moosing the sub.
Ject of new county, to be formed out of part of
Pittsylvana, part of Halifax, and part of Cas-.
well"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-12-27

KossUrH AND Col WEBB.--The n. York Times"
attacks the Courier and Enquirer (Webbs pap.r,)
i" with viii, as the sailots say. We quote its
PLANTATION OF the mystery growing of the suppress
ed paragraph which appeared in Koesuhs speech st
the Editorial Banquet published IN the Sun. Or
the April article In the Courier, i, says -
"Prince Schwarizenberg himself couId not have
dictated more thoroughly Austrian paper, nor could
Haynsu have evlnced more malignant haired OF Kos
suth and his cause. The article, however,
questionaby written here, because il was mainlV pill
tered ,-eAirac;s. buoders and a--from the North
American Review. But it was Sent by hundreds ino
Austria. Packages Of it, addressed to official persons
at the Austrian Court, passed through London. Co.
ples of it, well as Autographed portraits of General
Webb, were extensively scattered through Austria
and every poss bic effort made TO give Il notore
" and effect IN Austria against the Hungarian CAME
Now It is very keiy that copy of this article was
sent TO Aossulh, ffom Vienna, and hat he supposed
il was to be published, instead OF having been pub
ished in an American newspaper And this is pro-
baby The whole story"