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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

Asnonr he resolves Of the Continental Congress
Of Jane 10Th. i7se. We find the following;
O4lsf1d Thst Col. Daniel Morgan, Of the viz
eihis line, be called into service and employed n
he Sonshern Army = Major General Gates shall
dire1t,
81 cti,l3fh, 1850 ~ Congress look into considera-
tDathe report 81 DE board Of war, respecting The
psomosioa Of Colonel Morgan; and Il appearing
from The leitsrs 81 Governors jefferson and Rat
Ledge. and Of Maior General GATES. that Csionel
MofganA prsmolion 70 The rank u brigadier
General win remove several embsfrassmenis which
inirfae the public service in The southern depart
msnt. ann -, Il viii Otherwise greatly advance
xhe mid service
fRtsslpsd, flers5srs, Tn..,..lose, p,n,el Morgan
~ md hereby q appointed 20 ss.,,i- ~ /. h,,,s
sssessi q sas army u h UsHss & Or'gA-
ra6 u f1el. "A letter II The 2Ith Jana@
sss.s.i 49,. kssse. -fseneral fir.anes gisAeo p
Aftiek Heneral Morgan on the 18th - january.
oFsf dssaehnentof the British Army under he
'eoanrnaud Of Lieutenant Colonel Tarle,on-
FsrD4s. March >. I7sI.-The United States, in
Congress assembled considering il as a iribu,e due
70 Distinguished merit q give apublic appreciation
Or ihseondIet 81 brigadier general Mcsgan, and ri
t.eioticeFs and neh under his command on the
I1th day Of January last, when, with eighty cavaI-
~ and two hundred and ihiHy-seven infantry OF the
Koops OF The Uni,ed States, and I'VE hundred and
hfty-thfee militia from Tie States 0. Virginia North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia De Obtained
aeompleie and important victory over select and
welEappoinled detachment Of more than, eleven
hundred British troops, commanded by Lieutenant
colonel Tarleton DO therefore resolve
ThatJhe thanks Of the United States in Congress
assembled be given 10 bfigadieregenera Morgan.
and the oiicefs and men under his command, for
their iprtitade aud good conduct displayed in III
action Al the Cospens in the State of South Car
elina. on The lib day Of January last
That medal Of gold be presented to btigadier
general Morgan. and medal Of silver to lieuienan,
colonel Washington, Of the cavalry, and one Of
silver TO ieuienani-rolone Howard Of lhe infantry
Of the United States; severally with eni5lems and
notices descriptive of4he conduct Of those Officers
respectively, on that memorable day.
These "Reminiscences suggest the inquiry, what
has become Of the proposition made by citizen Of
Winchester (Henry n Brent, Esq.) to erect a
Monument IN the Mount Hebron Ccmetry, 10 he
memory 81 The gallant Mofgan1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
LAND Sale.


The valuable i'Hazefeldn Farm in Mis- county
containing GOO acres, belonging to Mis- A. Z. Tuck
er, was sold recently for $40 so per acre, 10 MT.
WIN Hurst. All things considered tits the cheap
est farm ever sold in the county.
, EXECUTION IN MISSISSIPPI AND ExcfrEMfNT--A
man named Hicks was hungfweek before last in
Lawrencs County, Mississippi, for the alleged muir
der Of one Ailen.
He had been convicted entirely op circumstantiaf
evidence To the very last he proclaimed hisjn-
nocenee Y when The cap fell over his eyes, and he
had hidden to the world good night, his @6sds were
Oh men, am innocent" The Monticello Jour
nal speaks of much excitement prevailing and
strong prejudices aroused against capital convie-
lions on eircnmstantial evidence. Many are an1.
ions to disinter the body Of the murdered map, in
order to examine his wound. Rather late inyesti-
sgation to be Of any benefit the man who had Just
paid the penalty Of his conviction.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
HONE JOURNAL.

This excellent paper rdiiedby Morris &. Willis.
begins the NEW year with neF features. new type,
and new attractions The irst number Of the new
series contains the introductory chapter of an ad.
mirable story called @Old Whitey's Christmas. y
The Home Journal ranks among the best of The
Literary Periodical Those DESTROYS Of beginning
their subscriptions with The January No can do So
BY enclosing 50, TO Morris & willis, No iO7 Full
ton street New York.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
rue REMINGToN BRIDGE.

)ne of these new anddelicate bridges has been
thrown acr6ss the Roundaway Bayou in the Pas
ISL of Madison La. 1t is the arst within Jour
knowledge built in that State. The Madison JPur-
nal thus speaks Of ii;
The Remington Bridge over the Roanda-
way, at this place, is completed, and teams
are constantly passing over It'll The finish
ing stroke was made, on Non day morning,
and hardly had the sound of the ham mer
ceased on its fair proportions, before several
Of our eager citizens were riding over it 1t
Is one Of the most beautiful structures we
everheheld At short dista nee it appears
floating in the air ready to be carried away
BY the first passing breeze, yet it has already
proven itself sufficiently strong for all pFac-
teal PURPOSES, NJ
CUMBERLAND coAL4-sAfE rs or LAND.
puring.the month of octoter asF, aoa5 tons Of
cdaI were shipped from CuimberIa4 during No
vtmber 8 025 tons and in DecenbeF 20sO making
to,al Of III tons during the thre4 uonths. The
Civilian thus notices the effect Of ,hR opening of the
CaifalS
A large amount Of coal lands has recently.
changed hands in the FrostbuFg region -
Tie sales since the opening Of the Canal
have probably amounted to near half a mil
lion Of dollars On Saturday list, 235 adres
Of coal land, lying Immediately under the
town Of Frostburg, were purtha sed.by gen
tleman from New York for $ 100000 the
surface being reserved to the original pre-
prietor Such transactions promise very
fairly for the future prosperity 6f cur coun-
ty
SIS rue Nauonal lntelligeneer tommen-H
ced its 81 anniversary on the list inst ITS
history is somewhat remarkabletin the bisto-
~ of the American press, and exhibits great
enterprise, talent and energy. Mr.. Joseph
Gales. Sen, established in Philadelphia. in
1885, the Independent Gazetteer" Atthe
solicitation Of Mr. Nathaniel Macon. he re.
moved to North Carolina and published the
Raleigh Register, which is still published
BY his grandson. Seaton Gales, transferring
the $ independent Gazetteer TO Harris
Smith, a lawyer Of Philadelphia, Iwhorcmpv
81 the paper IN 1900 to Washington calling
it the National Intelhgencer He continuedf
its publication as the confidential friend of
Jefferson and Madison, until t8l0, when
Mr. Joseph Galds, Jr., purchak ed it from
Mr. Smith. In 1912 he was Joined bv his
brothersin law, Mr. Seaton, and those gentle
men have continued in it ever Since. The
National Intelligeecer is certainly one of the
Oldest and most respectable papers in the
country, and second to none Ia Influence, ca
pability and energy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
JUDGE ron rms DISTRICT.

II viii Be seen that aresolusion has been adopted,
on motion Of Mr. Duke, for The elecuon OF a Judge,
in place Of the lamentea Judge Douglass on Saiur-
DAP next We understand that Il politics Be disre-
earded. Robert Y Conrad. Esq. will b the man.
IL not, he Hon Richard Parkefs chance is deemed
The best
Mr. Hunter and olher prominent gentlemen, il
Is said 40 moi desire u be eandiliatess
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
California News.
ARRIvAI. on THE sTEAalER eEoReIA.

ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER GEORGIA.
I1sco Weeks Later--Ldrgs Arrirals Of GOA
Disadvantages Of TIE Choiera-D eash n
Major Bi~sLosc Of Sacramento CHy-A.
mcricans Arrested al Panama- TIE Col.
tornia Markets, DC.
NEw YchK. Jan. 6
I The Steamer Georgia arrived here this morn;n.
She brings 555 passengers. and two hundred srs
twenty three thousand dollars in gold dust ana -
weeks later advices from California ~
\ The Steamer Oregon broqgh twb milliont al A.
tars worth OF gold dust as freight besides one ~.
red thousand dollars worth in the hands d passse
gers.
II The Steamer Republic brought Two hundredtbo,
sand dollars
an was quiet at Panama. Several Californian.
had been imprisoned Tor rio'ing, and were left ie
prison.
The Captain General is determined7o maks
4 example of them.
+ The Cholera was still raging al San P..,.;..
The Alta California says, We bellows il !.
considerable extent. Major BIgIor AZ $50
mento City, died Of it,.
The rainy season has cemmeneed with rra,,
hoods.
Commercial affairs were steady. Fisar and OH
err merchandise were rather ID iavorae ourers-
All articles ofproduce were le-s~sng iodeciine.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
MISSOURI AND IOWA.

The decision the Supreme Court Of the United
States having confirmed the boundary between Iowa
and Missouri, as settled BY commissioners Iowa
retains the disputed territory this, il is said,
npsess Inc election Of Wjfart r. Hall 70 Congress.
whose majority over Bowman, whig. was Obtained
In this very disnuted terr;,nrv
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

There are strong indications Of favor 70 Mr.. Cor
wins recommendations for a modification Of The
Tariff. Mr.. Benton gees for specific, instead Of ad
ral0Iem duties. and The Boston Post and lie Penn
sylvanian, both democrats, seem disposed to tOle-
rae HE proposed change 1t least.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
.coDEY,s LADYIs BOOK.

The February No. ofthe Ltdyss Book Is also al
hand. Its engravings are as esOod as they can be-
The = Vase Of Flowers II Is inSnitable. The work
Table Will certainly please The Ladies The con-
tFihusions are Of The very highest order
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

FgNALE DocToRs-The application of
Miss Harriet K. Hunt, Of Boston to be Id
mittsd u a pupil to the lectures Of the Med.
zeal College Of that city, has created quite a
flare lnFs She applied some years ago, and
was nefisAed on the ground Of expediency !;
but heT Application was renewed few weeks
ago Fhkhehe got the consent Of the direc-
tors, bastthe male students, with singular
wanticf gallantry, 50 strongly protested a.
gainst IS that she has consented to wait un-
I'll the NAT course
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
GIRAHAM,s MAGAZINE.

We have received the February No. If this pop
uiar Magazine. The sngravfngs are splendid, par
iicularly the Flower Pie,e,,' The literary de-
pariment embraces an unusual variety Of instruc-
tive and entertaining na,ter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
AGr:ICuLTURE or VIRGINIA.


We look forward with much interest TO the Cen
sus Tables OF Virginia, 10 see what has been The
progress 10 Agriculture during the last ten years
We know shai Western Lands, and especially those
Of the Valley have increased materially in value,
md we lake il Tor granted that thisis parity owing
70 the increased quantity Of granrgised upon them
The system Of farming has been unquestonably
improved, Blu, we account for ii BY the fact that
Yirginians begnRng to feel mbre pride in their
homes than heretofore. There is certainly no ne
cessiy Tor seeking home elsewhete, as long as our
coil is improving th productisenefs. For health,
and al The ordinary blessings Of life where can men
20. tosbsiter themselves Even from California,
We hear Of smigrsnts whose hearts have been
saatnisla ts.r ~ warat 70
the ampnntof 5pi4, 900 bushels
Eastern Virginia, 4sGl,si4
Total. 10, io9,7i6
We iook for an increase Of at least SO per cent.
Let this be borne in remembrance
Corn, in Western Virginia, 1882 s9a bush.
Do Eastern Virginia, 2l,204, 500 -
Total, 3ii577 SOL
We also look for a large increase Of this impor-
tant staple. espes ally since our improvements have
made II an article Of export
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

Work OF rIiE ARMoRrEs learn from
report from the Secretary of War, laid be-
fore Congress on Friday, that the expendi-
lures on account of the national armories,
Cat Springfield and Harpers Fefry.l during
the last fiscal year, amounted I'd S462. II
and that, besides other articles there were
manufactured during the year 1856 per
cussion muskets, 2,676 percussion rifles, and
200 muskstoons; and 66,972 fi1tlock mus
skets were altered to percussion rhuskcts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
rue SlAYoR or SACRAMENTO.

Mayer Bigei0w, who was wounded in thc fgh,
viii ihe squauers Al Sacramento, some months
since, has died Of Cholera. 1t IS thought that B.
r. washington. Esq viii Be chosen as his success
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
PLOUGH. LOON Avn AVN.

Inc January No. Of this essimable Monlhly is
on our table. Every farmer IN the Valley should
aEail himself Of The valuable information contained
therein
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

LoUis Lows, Esq. vas inaugarated = Cover
nor Of he sisie d Maryland, On Monday last.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
WINCHESTER FEMALE ACADEMY.

We have before uszthe catalogue Of this very
excellent in4 titution for young ladies, Of which
the Rev Jos eph Baker is the Principal During
the schoIast { year ending Dec 3olh, 1850, there
were Sc pun ils, Of which numbef 50 were from
town II.
The courje OF studies pursued issuiost admra-
bic and can lot fail 10 improve those who sre DE-
srons ot=drh hiking Al the fountain OF knowledge;
Al the varPusfbranches Of English education
are taught Thorough instrnctionsin the Greek,
Latin, and French languages is also, impaired 10
those who I'd Ike this COURSE, In fine, to use an,
expressive sfnlence from the catalogue, sthe CON
slant aim otltte Principal has been TO elevate fe-
male education and place il on basis fully equal
TO the male Many young lady wbo.has gene
tQF4b from ibis institution, upon The complexion
okAer studies, can attest to the truth ef this as.
sertion
! The. Academy i built uporFJh spot " here tie.
Old Foft used 10 stand The olden associations,
That cling about the place give It an adddlonaf
charm. May the school be as Successful in dis
stimulating the seeds Of know ledge as the Old
Fort used 10 be successful in repellngits foes !
Winchester Republican,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

kY The Washington RepubIic says that Mr..
Whitney, on Saturday evening. addressed highly
respectable auditory at the National Hail on The
subject Of . railroad 10 The Pacific He spoke re-
markably we'll. ard bis auditors seeu,ed Is be much
interested ID his discourse which he apply illusFa
ted with various maps and diagrams.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

THE DEBT OF VIRGrNlA-The Petersburg
Ihtelligencer states the debt Of Virginia
and the various works of internal improve
ment IN which the State has invested mon
ey Itappears that the total debt Of the
State, Liabilities and guarantees, amount %
sis, 45995l The total Of resources ofeye-
" description is 49, i2, s32,0I The porz
ton Of available resources which constitutes
fair Offset to portion of the debt, is ST.
2l2. 773, 48-leaving the nett debt Of the.
State 81, PA, 078, 30-or, exclusive of her.
liabilities as guarantor, 81, 29e, ls4.s1.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

NEwp APER.-The q Unionistn is the title
Of . neg and interesting weekly paper just
started az Cumberland, Nd, by Messrs
JAS ETSns 81 g w Hoover Il win OPP
poseIsvsy party and every man7who opposes
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

Tue WoRLDs FArR-It is stated in the
New York Journal Of Commerce that about
one hundred and fifty persons have already
engaged passage in the vesseIsIof the Col
In line, departing next June Nearly one
half OF the carrying capacity 9f the two
steamers for that month, is thus engaged
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
LARGE HOG.

We learnthat Mr. John Alstadlt Of this coan'
ty, has just butchered Hog, weighing 5l5 he
He also butchered some two or three others ,that
weighed upwards az 325 pounds.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

~ John Mccormick, Esq, 9f Montgom
cry, Alabama, was accidentally drowned on
the evening of the oath ultimo. In compa-
ny with friend, be had been glhning across
the river, and in returning tEdir skiif was
upset Mr.. MeCormick had BEEN for some
years connected with the press in alabama,
and was recently editor Of the Montgomery
Advertiser. Those who knew him say that
he was gentleman Of much wprth, talent,
and amiability ofcharacter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

u Comparative statement of Flour Of al
grades inspected in the city Of Richmond, FROM
I847 to 1850, inclusive
l847. IS4S 1919. 1850
ls0,3lI 2s7, sos,784 326,s29
Increase. SINCE 1877, l465fst since. .ls4s,
SO $50 since 1919, l8,O45 Average annual
increase, 1880, or, in round numbers. $4,000!
AT this rate Of increase, the inspections in 1860
" III exceed 300 oOOI
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

W JAMES Z. HEATH, Of the Richmond Wbig,
having received Federal appointment, has re-
tired from that journal.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
LATEn EROM EUROPE.

uerman affairs EA-rsnsr Alliance IN CAR.
Breadsts6s Dull.
HALrFAx, Isaaass 4 4
{ The Royal mail steamer Niagara arriyedbe,s
al IL o'clock 10 day. She brings Al passengers
When she reachedthe-wtfarf she was completely
cod with ice, and in some places it had coI.
iee1 a !e.AA thickness of twelve inches.
ne :N,lagarSNriRgs Liverpool dates 10 the els.
Affairs in England are n>ponil
Ihe general and political news possesses po,b.
ing of.speciat Importance
The general tone OF matters on the cont,nn,
lis pacitic
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

..Tipt,
3l5r59

We also look for a large increase Of this impor-
tant staple. espesh lly since our improvements have
made il an article Of export
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
GERMANY.

Things begin 10 assume new feature. mas.
mach as it is now suspected that the Conference
>,to be held at Dresden, on the 2Sd December, be-
tween Austria ant. Prussia, bodies no good to The
smaller States, they are now using energetic
measures to form league Of their own
1t is stated in confidence at Paris, that General
La lIittsand Lord Palmerston have entered nio
ian agreement to the effect thai if the approach.
: ing Conference at Dresden attempt to make Ter.
rtorial change affecting the arrangement made
by Vienna, France aud England wiFInleriereia
the matter.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

MAssAcuusETTs LEGIsLATUREI ORGANIZED.
-7fGen. Henry Wilson of NaticR, was chosen
President Of the Massachusetts, Senate, on
Wednesday, and Chauncey i. Knapp, clerk,
both free sellers In the House, the Hon.
Nathaniel p Banks, IT., Of Waltham, vas
chosen speaker, and Lewis Josstlyn, clerk
both democrats This division of the spells
had been agreed to by the caudusses of the
two parties, The subjects of the selection
Of state officers and y. S. Senator, in place
Of Mr. Winthrop, are, however, it is said,
left for further negotiation betweenlthe high
contracting parties
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10

~ ,TfyERPo6T. CorToS MAR1Ef, Dec 81 -cot,
1toh has again further advanced Id 70 3D., with
sales during the week 81 65,660 bates,of which.
spectators took $4,000 balrs exporters - 900,
aud the residue taken BY The trade.
BREADsrurss.-T The flour iua5ketlhas ruled
duh through the week ewingto Tie large supply
and receipts Prices, however, iemaip4he same
a. at the~saiug q the Baltic, Wheat has de-
iciined IRON one to two pence per 70 los lpdian
corn has alsodecliped Cd per quarter 81 ASqlbs,
but holders wefe not mucrdfspnsed e. SELL
MONEY MARKET. ii,
Money confines abundant, and bar slves u
active demand,at tremium
United States sJocks have been in btA limited
demand United States SIS quoled1os4 r penn-
syIvania SIS 81 x 49, Maryland IS GOA 81.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-01-10
: = > = : -
SUICIDE.

The melancholy announcement has been
madeto US, that Maj JoHN NJ. MAUrIN,I an
,opulent Merchant 3of Williamsburg, Va,
hung himself on Thursday or friday of last
week. The cause Of this distressing occur.
renee is yet unknown, and tho painful lea
lamity falls so unexpectedly upon US as total
ITO unit US, at present, for the indulgence
ofsaylng anything more Of BR4oTHER, who,
when living, was little less than the idol Of
our affeetionate regard, and now that be is
no more, his memory is all that is left to us,
which we shall devotcdly cherish to the latest
period ofour existence = HarriPnburg Rep
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24

OF the 3oh of May be revoked earlier late Prefect
Of the Police, is spoken Of opposition candidate
can inform you, excellent authority that the
greatest precautions are being taken BY the Gerwsn
governments to meet any eventusity at moments
tice An immense army can be concentrated on the
and Prussia are equally prepared.
since the enthusiastic reception Of Kossuth In Eag
land there has arisen GOODNESS which borders upon
cessation Of friendly relations between England anl
Austria. The Austrian journals having published
statement that Lord Pamerston had notified his regret
at the manner offensive to Austria In which Kossuth
has been received Lord Palmerston has officially denied
ment of the imperial organs, and ne, moreover
tone Of hostility to Austria which has given rise to
comment here
Yesterday Lord May r's Day II Is worthy OF re.
mark that scarcely any OF the corps dpa attend
ed the banquet This Ia attributed to the official recep-
ton given to the Hungarian chiefain Kossuth is at
Birmingham lie has improved in health.
The Morning Post, of Saturday, contains the following
ofcis reply to statement in the New York pap
about the Cuba question:
"A statement has recently appeared In the New ork
papers, to the effect that naughty and unbe-
coming reply had been given by the United States 60
yernment to communication from own relating to
the occurrences in Cuba The statement in question Ia
gross pervs rsion of facts IL is well known that
governments on the subject referred to- AMI havs
much satisfaction in saying that the communications
have been conducted both dss ia the mo frend
spirit"
The subsequent news from the Untel States confirm,
the above.
The America arrived at Liverpool on Sunday lat
The English funds remain firm
Julien opened his last night with
great fca 1t with difficulty could force my way
into the pit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-11-24
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS.
BROUGHT BY THE
AMERICAN STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC.
No.,olNoo~>O~o~-NOON(N<0o~NN~
Visit Of KOssuth to Birmingham and
Manchester.
>N~o0NNrOoNNNNNNoOONND~
another Nomination Of EX-Secretary Walker
for the Presidency.
>~~~~~~~~~-~~>o~~N|~~<~.>
Seven or Eight More Speeches from the Great
Hungarian.
NN0NoNNoONN>~N(|oNNNNONN<
Rostponement Of His Departure for
the United States,
&C., &c., dGes

Our southampton OrTespOndence.
SOUTHAMPTON Nov ii, 1851
1ae Pospenenen Of the Departure Of Kossuth for the Unite
States
The Washington has just arrived here from Bremen
and viii leave for New York Friday, the 18th last
lust write you to say that Kossum iol er5Irk
Che Washington as he Gpds it utterly impossible to
ete his arrangements in this country in tins for the
Washington. understand he has written by this mail
TO the Mayor of New York and the Hon. Dauis Webster
Co that effect.
Kossuth will however positively go by the Humboldt
next week (eAving here the 20th)-a free pissag
having been offered to him by Mr.. William Iseu on be-
hall of the New York and Havre Steam Navigation Com
l3any.
The intention of Kossuth to abandon his previously
pressed wish t. embark by the Washington has not yet
been made public here.