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Red Ripsr.-This river continues very low.
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Tyo IL Oxs.--Ths Brandon tMin.) College,
with the consent Of the Corporation, has been
merged into ,hs Madison Collage q Sharon u tn
same STATE. and Raw =. g. Thornton y nov ~
President Of The latter inatitution.
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about fifty otksss Who applied for passage. Thsse
immigrants wore no doubt sadly dissppointed with
"ths new World = in wAish labor was found to b
a. necessary % obtain the means Of existence IN
I" the old country"
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and Employment Society pro
holding odd Fellows Hail. 7 street commencing
evening" continued each day
during variety Of fancy article, and refreshments
together quantity OF ready made clothing the work OF the
employed by Society," viii be displayed and offered or
The Ladies confidently hope that IN this their almost ex
hsud be repenished and they be enabled oyuy
thankfully work. which they and have
years engaged adding comfort by providing them
with @ Of that large class OF persons
which, every other city, is be found in
mids-the suffering industrious poor.
object one others, thought which must commend
nature and particularly MT s season
year causing every favored child Of Heaven to he willing
OF all Good
turning something OF they have received TO their less favored
brethren
Odd Fellows Hall, on Monday
pert, Miles, Brown Mrs Bcksrd, and Mrs.
Chss Fowler drectresses Of the Society.
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON, SUNDAY MORNING, DEC = 1851

minisralion have backed out Theythe appropriate and
constitutional representatives OF our government in all
its relations with the public affairs aud the public men Of
other ands-have turned to democratic Congress
Kossutb who is here upon their own executive motion
BE il 50 Al the hands OF democratic Congress and Of
democratic people the world renowned champion of
Hungarian freedom will assaredy lind due sympathy,
safety and honor Lei US hope. too. that their example
may inspire and imbolden our wing administration TO
follow in the wake OF popular current and meet the
occasion without further evidence of lukswarmness or
reluctance.
But IT, in now retiring from their natural initiative in
this matter, and throwing upon Congress the duty and
responsibility attaching 10 Kossuhs arrival while they
claim for themselves the merit of tiff in this
the administration have shown discretion and deli
cacy," then we should be glad to know how in the
premises administration could show hesitancy and
Sinking
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States 7. 80
Hs regretted being charged with disposition 10 med
ue with their domestic affairs and interfere with The
presidential question. because happened that in one
me Hon. Robert Walker as candidate for the pres-
deney -" -.
now, he continued, feel quite al home. and will
s stk plainly confess, with gratitude. that Mi
walker has pronounced in England sentiments which
shall be my happy fortune find recognised as the
sentiments OF the people of the United States, shall
are free
Al the conclusion of his speech there were repeated
shouts of applause.
tomorrow he will 60 up to the city of New York, ac-
companied by delegation of citizens where he will be
TWselcomed by tremendous outpouring OF the people
Inc greatest excitement and anxiety prevail 10 the
illustrious patriot
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For the Union.


The City Of Washington una Its Prospects.
1T is said that one should go and remain from home
few years in order properly estimate its true value
II has been with me- Born and reared to manhood in
own dear city OF Washington, duties called TO a far
distant land and, after long years OF absence have
rolled away again find myself amid the of my
childhood The rivers and hills the sae yet all else
have changed Truly, man is the nobles work Of God,
and ne mas reared great cy-the metropolis OF the
greatest and most favored nation now the earth,
where but few years since the fores, stood To The
noble streets and majestic piles the work of public and
private enterprise, seem as the work of magic
dream Pennsylvania avenue from the Capitol to the
Presidents Mansion, is the nobest street in the world il
the avenue OF the people of the hole nation they
have made and they may be justly proud of it, Still
there is one blemsh, and wish it could be removed.
When viewing the from the CAPITOL it is the OBJ.
structon caused by the location its line of market
house and its necessary appurtenanceshe obstruction
OF wagons, CARTS and country produce. Can this
house be removed Is there any other place suit
able II so, let some good citizen point it out, and
doubt the evil will be remedied When the water shall
have been conveyed from the Great Falls OF the Poo
mac in permanent manner, all sufficient suggested
by OF Americas greatest sons, you may wash and
cleanse all parts OF the city and cool the air by your thou
sand JETS and not feel that drop of water has been lost
The supply is ample when once brought under subjec-
ton; and Congress will again be called for
sources additional supplies The increase of popua-
ton will be rapid Nature designed the location for
greatly city, and the good George Washington appreciated
it. and commenced this great metropolis 1t is the child
OF giant many years in learning TO walk, and re-
ceived many bump before its feet were firmly placed
bu, ever since has walked steadily, and had but few
stumbles; il rum and having been so long well
instructed in all modern improvements, there is no doub,
it will hold its II is the nations cythe city OF
all nations all may part and lot in it; naturaliza
ton is required is open and free for all All the
world will pay tribute to itall will join in beautying
and adjoining it. We who from the beginning and
in the beginning must be wise, and endeavoT 10 asss
Congress in carrying out the original plans They are
grand and worthy OF great republic The peoples rep
resentaives begin to look city with pleasant
counienance which will beget other feelings, and they
will soon become proud of their work, and call il
their city and when that day arrives, safe, and
the nation is safe. s.
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We are requested TO state that By the last arrival from
San Francisco official information has been received at the
Post Office Department OF the reduction OF the Hawaiian
hostage from ten to five cents the letter. not exceeding
half an ounce ia weght--a similar Sae Of five cents
being added for every additional hall ounce On letters
to these Islands the regular United STATES inland postage
to San Francisco must be prepaid, leaving the Hawaiian
portion to be collected Honolulu The postmaster OF
San Francisco reports that the intercourse between that
place and The Islands rapidly increasing and That the
mails to and from each point regular as can be Sc
cured by sailing vessels
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-12-07

CONTENTS American Almanac Tor isoS.-ES
ecuve Government, Lists OF Public omcs Posmase
Registers and Recevers indian
Agents; Army and Navy Pension Agents. Army s nsenas
Vessels, Marine Corps
Judcay Ministers Of the United States abroad
Ministers United States abstracts Of
of Congress; Post once Depart
men Revenue Mail servce, Receipts and Compen
Foreign Commerce and Navigation
United Imports Experts Tonnage, and Commercial
United npss Exports, and Debts for SIXTY Years
Revenues from 1870 to Debt
Public Lands Mint and oMces Coinage for
Religious Denominations state Flee
tons oacers Debts Ac Congress Railroads. Cow
America; and much other valuable mat
trr.to ed Tor ini n advertisement
Complete Of $50 closely printed Price ~
Can be by mat Ang postage post office In Tho
United states Just received by -
Dec Z thANth ihtLoh
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Or Eighth Of January Festval.-The
last meeting, having passed
zng president appoint arrange
celebrate the anniversary by
festival following gentlemen appointed
said committee, viz
j. ID. HOOVER. j. KNOB WALKER,
FRANCIS p. BLAR, Col. J. G. BrHRET,
w. w. CuRRAs, CHARLEs d. WALLACE,
II. DAVIS DIR. AAnos w MILLER
The gentlemen hereby notified
Hall Monday II O'Clock for purpose making
arrangements . may be necessary,
OF the Association,
Dec 7 ]. D. HOOVER, President
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We have received from Mr.. Franck Taylor of this city,
copy of this admirable work, which is published by
hiessrs Little Brown, OF Boston stands we believe
coniessedly at the head of its class OF statistical pubIca
uons IN this country. And, by reference Mr. Taylors
in another column its table Of contents for
the present year will be be of unusual interest
and value
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Pacific Mail Steamship Tennessee.


PANAMA, November I6, 1851.
While but congratulate ourselves the
performed by the Tennessee
appreciation derived from the ad
mrabe which affairs been
Quoted would forbid other than expression of thanks,
through commander and officers Of the vessel which
stands eminent among Of that company Of which
you are the president
Although crowded with discipline good order and ad
mrabe combined with attention
the clea nlness Of the rarely met with
conductive health which attributed the almost
| entire absence Of sickness.
In Captain rocn the able the gentleman
the commanders and intercourse with the officers Of
ship has been marked with high Of kindness and
courtesy which enables them occupy
The Tennessee officers company
and that quick and
but earnest of what be accomplished by her
wish Of
Yours, very respectfully,
Thomas O. akin, John 8. Emmett, c. Willard Vokes
r. T. Saunders Nehemiah Dodge j, Ezra Dodge VAIL Capt
Wm p Moore VIM c. Waters, Edward r. Greene, Hough
ang VIM Evans, f. L. Lloyd Cooper, Qieu navy)
Patterson, w H. Rogers, Tbos A. Emmett, d. Evans,
r. Henderson, b. Whcomb John Simpson, urgeos nsvy)
VIM Whitney, VIM H. Coit c. T. Huntington j. lie Count,
behalf OF the passengers.
WIN, III. Asrtsw ALL, esq.
5-eod3t
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The Maine Liquor Law.-Riol and Death

The Maine Liquor LaU-Rot and Death.
BANGOR, Dec 5.The officers attempted to seize guam
ty OF liquor board the Boston to-day when
Capt Sandiord and the of the made resist
ance, and during the ARRAY man named Crane
tally wounded. Captain Sanford subsequently
rested and held TO bail in the OF $5 0O0 Crane died
shortly afterwards and Sindiord again arrested The
aray commenced Frank fort and ended Belfast. L. is
believed that more of the combatants will die and
many others are seriously injured.
MANCHESTER, (N. HI Dec. s.
The wings Of the State to day nominated Thomas E.
Sawyer, OF Dover Tor governor and James Sawyer for rail-
road commissioned.
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ny- Ear-St. Paul's Lutheran Charch.-Tbe ladies Of
opening sale OF useful and fancy articles
MONDAY evening sth in the basement OF
The church. 1Itb Sale continue
appropriated he liquidation OF the church
de
The benevolent publicsro invited
Dec An
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CottpoTosp oyrrop, CRY Hall,
December q, 1851.
to Tar is hereby That the ad
versemsnt property viii be published within The
respectfully states that the law
premises but obges him 20 enforce
HE and
upon which years remain due and unpaid
T--eodtJaplif X j. koCHt, COLLECTOR
JUBILEE Roya--wiI.I.tAM WALLS Original
j Clothing supplied hand
clothing offered the WAsh
ngon pn,,c. subscriber
offer the best and
medium and clothing
youths be found establishment this side Of New York
WILLIAM WALL,
Dec T--3t Penn avenue, 10 doors Of o,b
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Health Report
OrricR BOARD o HEALTH,
Washington, December 8, 1851.
Tnternsnis iuine the month Of November, 1851
Apopesy 81 asthma, cfuson Of BRAIN inflammation OF
brain, .onsning OF brain, burn consumption,
81 commissions cholera nfanum, 81 Group 81 cosgestve fever
FEVER scarlet fever 81 typhoid fever, gangrene,
diseased heat jaundice 2; n'arasmus old perito
mites, premature BIRTH peurisy pneumonia 8 bilious
pneumonia, still born, somstites, unknown and not re-
ported, ,.
White males. Under one
From to
Coiored male From
FROM ~ 10
Agc nd rs
Ffsm ~ to 30. ................ s
SO From % TO 40 ................ ,
From 40 to so ................ 5
30 ............... 4
60 TO 90, ................
over op. ................ !
ITO years. -. i
-
Total. ..,................ So
BY order Of the Board
THos MILLER, NJ. D.,
Dec President
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ny-N1ethodist Episcopal Church south, Eighth
street ObceRev Leonidas Rosser pastor will
a Sabbath and O'Clock, p. Subject
Of Friends Heaven The public
cordially invited 10 attend. Seats free, Dec b-N
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING. DEC. =. 1861.

Q Mr.. o. w JANIS, Of Cincinnati Ohio general travel
for the States, assisted by JoAs Dss
RAMSAY DR. WADswosTH, r. X. GRAVES, A. r. LAWS JAMES
RUTHERFORD DR. LORI Epw THoa and NJ
wnKsAs Each Of the above persons
Mayor Of Cineinna with seal Of The city describing
will be risk An paying them, hope
they call Will make il settle
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rELEeRApno REPORTS, So
Reception Of Ko.,ulh IN Nav York cav


NRw YORK, Dec. b-p. m.-fhe reception of kaAsuth has
taken up the greatest portion Of the morning The streets
Trough which the procession been
crowded Many OF tie houses decorated with the III
colored nblem aud flags OF every size and
while general expression Of haIiy and JOY
faces of all.
The lower portion of broadway. more especially pre-.
lively and beautiful scene. Most of the
and hotels decorated In gay and lively On
Of the glass aad 'transparencies the
Liberty Of speech forever; defiance Of injustice and OPP
preston United States the Russian bear mind your
own basiness; Hungary kossotb, and Liberty; hunted by
ants honored and beloved by the noble and good
land W ho welcome the land OF the free lac who
strikes the blow for tfeedomf faBI
From tile Howard House is suspended flag represent
ing the map OF the United States, with this "U nj.
ted States OF America from oceans wave to oceans wave,
may lhey forever be united. happy, and freo." fs
Oiher emblems waving the breeze and breathing
the spirit ofbery Various socieies and benevolent in
sutions are on IN great numbers. Cannons hring
rom The harbor, park, and battery Nearly all places Of
business closed,
is through with. 1ss 80, 49," --s9I'
Inc utmost enthusiasm and excitement prevail. Since
the arrival oil Lafayette nothing has compared with tho
reception about being given to the distinguished Huaga
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ny A. GREEN, Aucuonssr.

VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUCTION
On Monday the sth December, shall se O'Clock,
the handsome farm rosd
about miles from the Navy Yard bridget being the farm be
farms OF Messs Young Kerry and Brent good
good OF cultivation well adapted 10 s growth Of garden
hundred
and five thirty OF which fine meadow land IL well
branc through H. II has on II good
house, containing conveniently
ranged dry with all necessary out buildings Mr.
e will he positively highest bidder. hpe chance for
speculation.
Terms one cs.h balance in sir twelve eighteen and
months the purchaser irving notes bearing interest
from The day O sale, satisfactorily secured.
low A. GREEN, Aucuoneev
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The Chrisiiana Treason Trials.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. G-The trial Of Hanaway was re-
suned this morning in the circuit court The room is
cowde large numbers the slavery society
being ia attendance. Joseph Lewis is speaking the
Defence and his remarks strongly tincture with abo
tonism He will be succeeded by Mr.. Brent, attorney gem
ea for the State Of Maryland and the part ofhe United
States
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Saiitng of the Aflaatsc

Saiitng of the AHaaftc.
New York. Dec The steamer Atlantic sailed this af
ernoon for Liverpool She takes n passengers and 1852 900
in specie.
The Cherokee will take 200 passengers. 15stFW
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MATHEW ST. CLAIR CLARKE has renpened
w office for the transaction of law and business
Department Of Interior, nearly
Wizards Hofel w1,eA he boards.
Nov 9-d3m MAT Intel, Republic, Telegraph
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Arrival Of The Empirs Citu.

NEw YORK, Dec 6-l0, a. m.--The Empire City arrived
this morning from Havana, with dates Both ult Her
news confirms the intelligence brought by the Phadepha
al New Orleans, OF John s. Ihrasher having been
Spain. ut ts2
beautiful service OF plate had been presented. the
18th, to w Sidney Smith, the English consul al Havana
by the workingmen OF New Orleans token of their graft
tnde for his attention TO the Lopez prisoners.
The Ohio from Chagres, arrived AT Havana the 29th,
were Senators Boand, Downs and Rusk and Col
j A. Thompson no sls
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by A. GREEN. Auetlon.er.

III oUsEHoLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AND FANCY
III GOODS AT AUCTIONOn Thursday, the lih instant, shall
sell william Chase 10 O'Clock
Eth between good Of
Mahogany plush covered sofa
Parlof and king chsiu
Mahogany marble top table, bureaus and stand
DO cnb maple, chxiu
Feather bcds, bedding, and bedscads ....#
China glass; and crockery kitchen utensils,
Cooking and rsdiaror
Also, lot Of fancy goods. such rbands
mngs, buttons, &C. - ~
Terms All Of and under $40 go
interest A. GREEN, Aucnonecr.
Dec I'D
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Tor VENT-A brick stable and perfect
with slate roof situated Presidents Square,
Inquire OF y. b. STOCKTON
7-SunTuTbu
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BY DYER - MCGUIRE. Auetionesrs.
DRIvATE FAMILY CARRIAGE AND DOUBLE HARNESS
On Monday morning the sh instant at II O'Clock, In non, Of
shall sell superior private family
rage and double harness, nearly and made order
Terms at sale DYER h MCGUIRE,
Dec cd Aucsoneers.
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I AND Warrants wanted.-The undersigned will the
D.hirhest price bounty warrants
Office north side Psnnsyvans avenue between 18th and 18th
EVANS 4 FAM.
Dec 7-eoh fIntci1
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DICTIONARY of Shakspertan AnnotatAons, arranged
~ In Alphabetical order 4
New Method OF Calculating Cubic OF
and Entertainments by the aid Of Diagrams by John Tantwne c.
T..
by John Trant wine, @. T..
Thirty Years Indian Tribes 1912 10 1919 by Henry
X. schooicraf. vol, svo
The American Female Poets by Caroline May VOL Illus
trafed
Poets by George w. Bshunc. vol Illus
uated
Conducting business Various De,bcstve Bodies
by Benjamin Matthias A. NJ,
Lectures on scarlet Fever; by Caspar Morris NJ. D.
Improved Method Instruction for the Psno forte by Charles
Jarvis. FRANCK TAYLOR.
Dec
I AND Warrants wnnted.-The undersigned viii pay the
b.rhe-t price go bounty land
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For Norfolk. ef ~
= ur--r THE STEAMER OsCEofA will ieavs Washin,
ton for the above place on Tuesday, the 9th
al 2 O'Clock, a. m,
e-3uf ]. MITCHELL.
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rHARLEs ROTH & co. beg leave q Inform ths
and residents their house win b,
by Mr. Roth who pleased receive osu
Browns Hotel. ana after the 9Th instant.
CHARLES Rorn CO.
No. lM Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Dec d-dat
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Once,
swAsHseros, Dec. 2, 1851.
consequence Of the arrival Of the and malls
O'Clock tone hour earlier this once
W. 4 BRADLEY
Dec Std Posmas,sr
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rURNsUED ROOMS.--Mrs. FLOOD has several pleasant
and newly furnished street
north OF fennsyvana svenns, east side, irviss Hotel