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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-12-09
7. PUMROY'S
hjbolcsaIc auo Retail
DRUG STORE.
OttuE,awa, iowa.

John PUMROY would inform the pub
y lie, his friends. and the crest of man
kind that he has just returned with lsrge
and CAREFULLY SELECTED STOCK OF FRESH
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-12-09
ID II u G. s.:

ID IL u u .:
Gum Camphor. re-IRhubarb Root.
fined, Corrosive sublimate
Gum Aloes, Cape Red PrecipiIate,
and Soctrine, Powdered Rhubarb,
Gum Opium, Tur- Powdered Jalap,
key, Ipecac, do.
Gum Arabic, Cantharides,
EPSON Salts, Corks, assorted,
Cream Tartar, Jars, bottles, Walls,
Borax, refined, Castor Oil,
Flour Of Sulphur, Sweet Oil,
Birthstone, roll, Olive Oil, prime,
Saltpetre, refined, Rad Gentian.
Bi Carb. of Soda, Spigelia, or Pink
Tartaric Acid, Root, r..
Rochelle Salts, SIENNA, Alexandria,
Sal Soda, and East India,
Rad Columbo, Magnesia, calcined,
Llquorice Ball, and carbonate,
Glue. prime article. Extracts and Oils of
Sulphate ofQuinlne, all kinds,
Caiomel, English & Sand Paper assor-
American. ted.
PAINTS AND DYE-STUFFS:
Flax Seed Oil, pure. Paris Green,
Spirits Turpentine, Prussian Blue,
Copal, and Coach Dutch Nader,
Varnish, Indigo, best article,
Gum Copal, prime, lockwood, 81 Fustic,
Eng. Veni.ian Red, Camwood and Mic
Spanish Brown, wood,
Yellow Ochre. Ext. of Logwood,
Spanish Whiting, Alum 81 Copperas,
RED Lead, Dry Verdgris,
Litherage, Alcohol & Whiskey
Lamp Black, Acid Murialic, Sui
Chrome Green and phuric, &c.
Chrome Yellow, lGold Leaf Bronze.
Lots, stacks and piles of almost every
kind of Patent Medicines.
Books and stationery.
A good assortment of Books and Sta
tionery. A splendid article of writing pa
per, and any quantity of things in the No
ton line. A first rate lot of Jewelry war
ranted genuine.
.. -aLSO:- .....
A choice lot of Liquors, for medical
uses, consisting of Cogniac Brandy. Port,
Medaira and Malaga Wines, Rye Whiskey,
Old Monongahala, and right good article of
common "BALDFAcE"
And he is anxious to sell the above arti-
cles for what they will bsing, and perhaps
less. Call in and see. Don't forget the
place, next door TO Warden & Leighton's.
May 9th, 1852.
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-12-09
FALL ARRIVAL
AT THE
New Drug Store.
SIGN or THE BIG MORTAR.
Wholesale and Retail.
WILLIAM l.. ORR,

WILLIAM l.. ORR,
YES NOW OPENING in the room
4 formerly occupied by w. s. Garter
a. Co, large assortment of fresh
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS,
OILS. DYE.S1UFFS,
PERFUNERY, &c.
His stock has been selected with par
ticular regard to freshness and purity,
and can be recommended TO Physicians
and others who want articles that can be
depended upon. His stock consists in
part of the following articles. viz:
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1852-12-09

Alcohol,
Acid Tartaric,
/" Murialic,
I" Nitric,
/" Snlphuric,
Aqua Ammonia,
Anthony.
A adhesive Plaster,
Gum Aioes,
/" Assafoetida,
+" Arabic,
Blue Mass,
Borax,
Calomel,
Croton Oil,
Castor Oil,
Cod Liver Oil,
Cayenne, African
Corrosive Sublimate,
Cream Tartar,
Chloride Of Lime.
Chamomile Flo wers
Chloroform,
Caniharides Oint.
Carbonate of Iron,
Gum Camphor,
Essential Oils of all
kinds,
Hyd. Cum. Cre.a,
Hydr. Potas.
Iodine,
lodide of Iron,
Iodide of Lead,
Jamaica Ginger,
Magnesia.
Mamma,
Morphia Sulph.
Musk,
Nitrate of Silver,
Opium.
Proto Tod. of Mere.
Red Precipitate.
Spirits of Nitro.
Sulphuric Ether,
Squill Roots
" Powdered,
Sarsaparilla.
Super Carb. Soda,
"A l.
a good assor!meI
cines. Ouum W
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praying for pension referred 70 the Commitlee In
valid Pensions Also the memorial OF Journeymen cigar
makers ia Cincinnati praying alteration OF the tarn
remunerte them for their labor cigars under
the value Of dollars per thousands referred % the Com.
niee Of Ways aud Means Also, the resolutions OF tho
chamber OF Of Cincinnati, advocating the
ton Of United States district court ~ the State OF
Cho referred 70 the Committee the Judiciary Also,
the OF sundy citizens OF Cincinnati against
the extension OF Woodwohs PATENT referred to the Com
Iniee on Patents and tue Patent Office. Also the
rial OF the Cincinnati bar asking Tor the creation Of
district court OF the United States in the State OF Ohio
referred TO the Committee the Judiciary.
BY Mr.. MACE The petition OF Charles Rulfng and 80
others citizens Of Carroll county, Ind asking post
roll county referred the Committee the Post Office
and Post Roads
Trade OF Philadelphia recommending the establishment OF
lighthouse board. Also, the memorial Of Henry O'Rcy,
proposing system OF inteIcommunication by mail and
telegraph along military road through territories
bet1een ile Atlantic and Pacific States.
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The worid,s Fair Premium s.S...

Depot Green Bioct Water Street. betsen al
Sresfs,) Nep Yort.
THE subscriber placed his FIRE and com
petition WITH the whole world at the Exhibition Lon
don, for which an impartial jury awarded medal.
The American r held last fall Castle Garden
him gold medal the FIRE proof
failed obtain the highest when his safe
competition with others for that Cehcses
received from The following wcknown mercantile
hsve had their books and these
or safes within the last th,y days. snd with
be seen my stors vr Mes-rs su~e Mon'ro.s and Mr.
L. Watkins in the Fulton FIRE Mess Fisher Robinson
and Msssrs John Lockwood Co.
and Nassau Streets and Messrs Proud Bowman Jersey
City.
am The proprietor Of sls patent lock- which obtained medal
I'm The ofAdams Co., Bosfon) the Worlds Exhibition
and considered the hest lock for the price invented
proof against powder and The key thsn and
be made chspreshIe.
Invite all purchasers close careful
purchasing and decide
rar, and damp proof safes combined.
. sILAs C. HERRING,
Nos i35, 1T, and I3p Water street, New York.
John Farrell "a Walnut street, Philadelphia.
q. 4. Harmon, Chicago, Illinois.
Henry Williams, Miwsukie, Wisconsin.
Fry McCandlsh, Richmond, Virginia.
Ap 3-eodots
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DACIFIC MAIL srEA MsIIIP COmPANY.--A notice
appeared Saturdays papers vsng the idea that
senges provided tickets responsible would be
subject detention the Itmus Panama, deemed
that Panama. last dates,
engagements passengers that
absence accident the California; Republic,
Of
pany, will be Panama The Of the month
BY order VIM Al. DAViDGE, Secretary.
NKw YoRK, April o. 1852
Ap 6--duf
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AIerandrsa Boat.

- THE Steamer GEORGE WASHINGTON win de-
Au-rellp nosts fare, i9t
Persons making the trip for pleasure, boats
fare half Northern Liberty MARKET
IN the Capitol ~, o M
iS,2k,4k, snd O'Clock.
Leave hersndria st ~, o. II, IN, ~ and O'Clock
JoR CORsoN,
Mar Nd Captain,
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Two desirable Squares Lots s~le.-Tbs under
signed having made division Of his square No e2
into lots spacious alleys
posed BY Randolph coe, esd now prepared dispose
same al low and on accommodating terms.
This located rapidly
between New Jersey and North Capitol street.
nortn OF the railroad depot and south the residence
Burche
should Individual association OF persons desro pu
ohsse the whole containing
portunty IL here offered for sdvantar reous
Also for sale, small vicny-a cot
tsge site, IN which may be had great bargain.
Pais OF the division OF This
subscriber ut the ONCE of the
the Capitol, or at hts residence Capitol Him.
D. w. MIDDLETON.
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Baltimore cdiatc Points the P0to-
River and Chesapeake Bay.

eVpsr1 THE comfortable commodious pressure
oapkkcp MARYLAND Captain Charles H. MITCHELL
having been entirely rehted, enlarged, and inn
respect, number passen
gers, for those who prefer being retired
Washington and Alexandria and Ba
more, notice, make
weekly from Washington Baltimore leaving Washington at
and Alexandria AT g. Monday and returning Fri
Passengers desiring do take tha Baltimore, which
Aqua Creek, and there board the
Maryland without charge.
Freight will usual OF the Columbia, and the
passage will be follows.
Aqua landings below that place aud to Bal
w
the of ladies and
ami who he privilege OF
addition Maryland will make weekly trip between Aqua
leaving named place Tuesday
A, reaching Wednesday
connect the Richmond Petersburg
turning Baltimore the following morning further
passage apply Captain Mitchell board,
GEO. MATTINCLY,
Ap 3-dlwA3taw3w Agent in Washington
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rrrIrIoss, FRO. uNDrR rnr RULK.


BY Mr. GOODENOWs The memorial of Psmela A q
Dearborn, widow Of the late Lieut. Col Grsenleal Des
born, Of the seventh regiment United States infantry pray
ing for relief
BY Mr.. SMART The petition OF VIM Suiger and 9th
ers, citizens OF Thoma on Maine, for prohibiting
ment steam vessels.
by Mr. PORTER, The petition Of IS inhabitants, and
,pe commssoner, directors, and clerk of congressional
township no 49, OF ange west, Warren county, Mis-
so" sRnR ,ne privilege OF locating half section Of land
on one vacant public land, in lieu Of sixteen in
SAID half of which sixteenth section
cred BY confirmed Spanish claim referred the Com
niiicc on Private Land Claims Also the petitton of m
Porter late assistant marshal Of Lincoln county Missouri
asking additional compensation for taking The sven, cen
susi referred TO the Commee OF Claims Also the rct
non Of Cces,no Gonzales for the value OF property do
sroycd in Mexico by tho American army after bs
Affairs ~ rofe'Rh
ny Mr. CLARK The memorial Of certain ci,izen. ~
ne counties Of Dcs Moines and Dubuque In Iowa and A.
counties - - -"
BY Mr. PHELPst The memorial OF James NJ Gs,e-
wood o. Henry county, Missouri IN relation 10 Mexican
lndemnities Also, the petition OF John 81 King OF Nc
Donald county, missouri praying additional com sston
1860 ' ''' -
BY Mr. DfsNEYi The memorial of Enoch She ppsrd
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connee. with The train for Reh%ond and Petersburg and re-
or passage apply csR1n GE M1s Sa board
Ap3-dlwA3aw3w Agent Washington
CANTON MATTINGs.Th day received per schooner
IS pieces FIRST quality Canton mating
i !: !: !: !: !: !; !: ..;:..' !: !: ): !: !:
The goods best quality will be sold
prices A'oa good stock Of eapss YiR8 g G's!sh. skS Fs
Opposite Centre Market, Pennsylvania avenue
u OWEN & SON. Military and Naval Merchant Tai
u lors take This method Of informing their friends and The pub
spring goods, consisting
an the a'ess with
articles Of gentemens wear.
and Sy
Ap p7-3tawlm
no THE pUBILC-The undersigned respectfully announce
transaction the aucton commission and furniture business
ISRAEL GREEN
inustcd them will prompt
ton. ROBERT ISRAEL,
JOEL G. GREEN,
Ware rooms nearly opposite banking House OF
HALL Il BROTHER have removed to the mngnih-
house Just finished with four splendid sales
Of Miss Dermois building and you cant
opening New Philadelphia
10, Of handsome dress silks Of kind and dress
500 ladies' and misses straw bonnets
Gen,lsmen's wear Of all kinds
Boys wear Of all kinds
Capetng matting ocohs, rugs, every description
cheap as they can be had in New Ysk or Phadephs and
cheaper than they can be had any oe IN the Dis
Thankful for liberal extended toward. old
and have larger increase OF business have
'Oi'"''''' ''''' HALL BROTHER.
March so-sawswa
TABLE d.m..h, dam..k naphia.. linen .heeting.
ac full o the above goods just received and for sale
: = '''''' cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Aps-eoot
Al ARsEILLEs BED-sPREADs-one hundred just
cLAGETT, EwToN, MAY, a co.
VOWS sKATHAIRoNi-An new and valuable discovery for the
IL pre.erv a,ion and growth o. the hair
Bars uicophsrous, full and fresh supply Just received
The above preparations win be sold the
prices.
Also, Babbts shaving and Babbus syheresn
An Of ihe above be found Price.
hp7-6teodi Sales Room, Browns Hotel.
EDUCAT1oN-Rev D. MccARTERs Boarding school for boy.
and young men, suasbue county, Pennsyvana
Ths twenty seventh annual session viii
branches together with the and modern languages
session Of 5 months $50. 'N'N0'' - y
for circulars, giving fun information, Office,
Rev. ID. MecARTER, A. NJ,
Mar 2s-eodow Principal.
QICH DRESS GoODs.-MeLAIN MARRY win this day
IL open 500 pieces OF and fashionable dress
plain plaid and figured s Of the various shades price.
1ch styles bereges and shay
article bege de lsincs all qualities
them beautiful cottage and Styles would
invite the particular attention OF the ladies' Lawns prices
gnghams and prints in variety Purchasers
pen-sd BY examining before
where the above goods have been selected
quent, determined self very low, cash, cash
only.
-, MeLAN a HARRY,
bmN-eo2w Hetween eth streets
Two desirable Squares or Lots for ssie.-The under
signed having made division of his
and spacious alleys
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no THE PUBLIC-The undersigned respectfully announce
public have
transaction the aucton commission and furniture business
der the firm OF
ISRAEL * GREEN.
Business inusted them will prompt faithful
ton. ROBERT ISRAEL,
JOEL e. GREEN,
Ware-rooms nearly opposite Banking House OF
Mar 2I-eof2w Selden, Withcrs, d Co.
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be deemed necessary by the committee TO remedy any
neglect delay the part OF the contractor tMr. Ham
on) 10 the work ordered by Congress- The
dos work under The direction OF the committee he al
lowed the price may be contaned In Mr. ives's
bid for printing for the SD Congress- Provided, That IN no
shall pay DO allowed for ouble composition.
The committee proceeded designate tbs persons with
whom they would contract il tho erms proposed 6y the
committee should be accepted by the said parties Where
upon, the following resolution adopted, April 5h
Resoped That the committee into with
Messs DoneSon Armstrong TO do 90 much OF the print
ing ordered by the House of Representatives for the
Congress be remedy
delay of the contractor "a Boyd Hamion) the
work ordered by this Congress- and also with Msssr Gid
Co TO do much Of the printing ordered by the
Senate may be necessary for the purpose said
contIact be such the committee and tho
contractors may agree upon aud as shall be just.
The committee further directed Mr. GoRMAs, by the fol
lowing resolution, confer with Messrs Doneson " Arm
strong, and Gideon Co., and get from them, in wr
Ting, their accepance nonacce3ance of their propo
Resolved That Mr. GoRsAs confer with Messrs Donelson
" Armstrong, and Gideon ~ Co, and get from them in
proposition.
To which they reply
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II OWEN d SON, Military Naval Merchant Tai
Es this method of informing friends
lie generally that they have just received direct from New York
spring and GOODS blue
black fancy blue black fancy cassmeres
choice selection Of the latest Styles together with variety Of
a genemens
Thankful for fvors they that their friends win call
examine for themselves.
7-3awlm
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Latest from California.

The steamship Brother Jonathan arrived
al New York Saturday morning, with 40
passengers. She lett Chaercs Dec. 29ih.
and X ngs,on Ian 81
There will be little or no dminuiion OF
the amount Of gold produced during the
winter. Large sums have been refused for
piles OF dir which, a short time since, could
have hren purchased for an amount cons
psrativey trifng The towns and villages
IN III. mining districts have been made com
Portable for the winter, and mere HAMS and
traders have not been unmindful offhe nee.
esSary supplies for the comfort and conven-
iense Of their customers
TIE time has passed when mining is con-
sidered 20 labo'ious and ne prlvglions to be-
endured so great, that emily he more hard,
could engage IN l. Gleatex i'emenl has bren
produced in the southern mines, oy the DIS.
ro'er,, b, "A few Spania'ds of richer dig
gings ihan have ever before been opened
In one week, from hole bur a few fee
square between twu aud three hundred
thousand dollars weIe extracted.
1h" news getting abroad, in another
week could be- seen AT the point OF discuv-
cry anew town, containing several thousand
inhabitants, ard hecoun'ry for miles around
was stakrd Out in mining claims
The new, from the southern portion Of
The STATE has been less cheering The In
,lians, iiom the CHA TO the settlements nra,
the Pacific, are reported to have combine
Tor the purpose OF driving AWAY the entire
white oruls ion Atarks have been made
IN unoilrnding ci' gems. some of " HON have
been kiilrd IN resisting hem. Caule and
horses have been drivin. of. In short, q
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The Congressional Dinner to Kossuth

ASKING 1hursdHN, Jan. Sih AT I
o'cio ia,l ~ nlng. 26l guess sat down to
the Congressional dinIcr 10 kos,uth Hon.
WI liam X. kiug presided On Ih- right sat
kns II b. aud next to hun Mr. Boyd. Hon.
Daniel Webster sat on The lrlI OF Mr. King.
! The room was TASTEFUL, decorated with the
flags ol he Uniich States. Hungary, Eng
/ ln'',l kr,, aud France. Several marine
hahd> wrr' ~ attendance, aud discou sed
deli. HUI muse
Al II quarter past 8. the ladies entered
filing 'lr room. The regular toasts were
INN d'Arl, given
Fmsi-- he President Of he Cn,trd States
lhr was buff, ,rsi ended 2" by the ex.
ecuiIvr hr.'l OF thu Departments
Src"nd-'rhr judiciary.
Resi- onhrh 10 10y Judge WAYNE.
Thnd-Thr Navy made il,.,triou. in Civ
Ing ihril, TO the Hungarian chief.
Rrspoi dr'l 10 by Mr.. S'a ton.
Fonrh-The amy, III saluiing Kossu,h,
has nhd' Il el"yIo country.
Nh ShIrd- rrsp"uded The next toast
was
Give Hungary fair play in her struggle
for liberty. (lrmrn,r arpln SCI
k"s,u h in his speech il res, onse % this
r"asI = id; ~ Cinras s'oud amnhs the Sen
nlo,, at Rome. wi irh cont oiled he world.
thus. tull al rryrfrhre and Adn'iaIinn, lie
stood nmong the lrui- a,ors OF 'hr new Cap
not. whthri the spiiit Of the OIL Capitol had
fed. lie runirnstud the Od World with the
New, aud. IN surprising ri"qnrnce. poriray>
I'll lhs exalted historical character Of the
Hungarian people.
lie hen alluded 10 The splendid cnrecr of
the United STATES. nni said they had com
qurrrd nnIr. M u few years, hy prlmiplr,
Than Rour had ia centuries. 10y arms thai
the prl'"ipes ri inis rrpuhlic were lrsiin-
ell 10 conquer the world Hi> hope for Eu-
rope WIZ not IN cuiSolid ,liun. hu IN he con-
federation ol States like ours for that fair
pla, wa INDISPENSABLE, (Ar,lau.e.) We
had il no ~ Eu'oi'-.
Mr.. Clan, .n.d Koss" a. (rnhoundrd APP
p'aus-l hui, ,ra,s ago snii hat P,rls was
transferred I" - Petersburg What say
,up new, il Oh lha 81. P.r,rshuru is rams
i,rrr'l ~ Pnis AN Europe W.. but m APP
prmdasc 60 Russia \ .erriblr aud a fore
hoiing .'l'u,. cisn"d IN Eruur e,rr Al
bi'n W.. -"'i"" .ui liu' COL, u lr done
lie fr,v.ul, h,p,d W. .noud p, ou"unce
j ia.or Characterization ~urh = desld,
r'"iuW vouid SECURE i"i' play and war
Won nu- oi.ow h,r VS., ne freedom
i"i 20 NM iiuus y, Wa freed "Frrr
d"m, a. G,ai' wAs ih, WA, hword of his
oHn'r,uen lfIhe, prrishrd, history would
record that it ~as berauSe there was none TO
p'o'ec' The law If naiinns. American Re
puldr'Hnisin. >nid Knssu'h. is lesIined for the
~h"ir European Continent. HIS coming
here was n"i failure. as some Announced.
lie and his country would forever remember
Us
Upon concluding, Kussurh was greeted
with nine rherrs sud music.
The Secretary u tate was then toasted.
Ills ~ mps'hlcs are as broad as his INTEL
lccl is rr' found
MIR. Webster responded, and heartily join
ed in the welcome He said their sympathy
" oulh eAtu mighty influence in Europe.
Lee, il 90 iorlh bone on all III, wings of the
hrnvens The public opinion Of an intel .
igsn, and 9ee baton was strong enough to
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We cory the following from he Burinr
ton Unwn) UarL- Enc:
On, ..s,,.,r,.,,,.. ,.l,
hrinn II. ,n,.ltn,,,, ,f;r,,'n,,.,,', ~" u"'S
in ,h,. ,,l,;c,J yo,lI '''''
mex, Pr.,.l.n,,, ..l.r,,,n w. " ~
adntc,, aud II o,.. edinr. nf IN. ronv.n,; w.
of Wt.o-.t N...,,hn...',s -, + o''i ~,
oril. 35,l, NJ, V,,..l,,.. ',., u ~ ~
.,,.r was ,,,,,,,,,,.,.l ..,i;.l
Presidency 'o' '"
'rh. rn.ui, or ,b,. C.,,,..,..;....t
w,i,rd vim som. ,,,,...., i' ''''
W..l.,n, -, nnd nI.n.,h.,. o'' van
mp,.r,u- L.. l.,n ,..,.,.I,1 U''
n,,...n,nn, ~, snar , ."''':n ~ ,"r rom
fcs \ correspondence New York u.
pee rrra'ks ilmi a prr'y combining In,
A h;.. "''i''," ""'' '''''' 2'hrr OF 'f'
Nr. Weh>,rs ,I ,.,. l,.,.t,,,, h, i' .'.' w.
peci,d 70 is4 ry..,. ,.i...ts .bx,;.,a 49,,
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From the Rio Grande.

BALTIMORE Jan. 1.-THE New Orleans
papers OF the 81 inst have been received.
The Pi"ayune has letters from Rio Grande
city to December l6, in which no mention
is made OF The rumor Of The capture Of
Cdravajai by Gen. liarney; but, on the
contrary, contains the particulars Of his
movement after his battle with Gen. Jau>
reguay. Il seems he rereate1 to Guerrero,
lakIng with him The ammunilion and bag
gage wagons captured from Jaurcguay
and upon the appearance of Gen. Uruguay
I've crossed The Rio Grande with force of
2l0 men. and took The road to Corpus
Christ and from that time nothing defin.
tie has been known ui his movements.
A number al his men were observed at
all The liile towns and ranches on the riv-
er, between Guerrero and Rio Grande
city, apparently waiting reinforcemenls 10
commence operations.
Cot. Ford was at Austin, Texas, rapidly
recruning men. Gen Uruguay is station
ed al Mier with GO men and four pieces
ot artillery. Gen. Canaes is al Guerrero
where l'e met with "A cool reception, the
people refusing TO furnish his troops with
he necessary provisions and forage. IL ia
sand he is IN correspondence with Cauat-
TAT proposing To Join her with the National
Guards Of TIE Stale Of Tamaulipas,
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'hake the most powerful throne on earth.
Applause
lie showed that tn Hungarian peonle
were capable Of minimizing rational gov.
"rnmeni. Mr. Webster cnnrludlrd in an
eloquent, declaration in favor Of the Hun.
gaian freedom, and gave ~ a ioasl-
Hungarian indepr ,dprre- Hungary a
li-'inct nationality. Overwhelming ap-
pause. followed by Yankee Doodle" from
the Band.)
Messrs. Gentry, Douglas and Cass follow,
ed. Mr. Cas- said ne was ready TO pass the
declaration of the hands of" doc,rine in
Congress tomorrow and 20 MAINTAIN il.
Kossutb responded to n toast in honor of
Turkey. and proclaimed universal friend.
ship for that na'ion her interests were iden.
titled with Hungary.
At ~ o'clock, Kossuth and the officers of
the meeting retired the party breaking up
with greatest enthusiasm
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" sold 10y the H. coiocn politicians ,
'hls city Pr CAS- II is too l.
TIE Locoiuc.s uii elect delegate. .
me Battinnte &, nveuiIrn. who VIII hui
r'h f"r Cas-, Il Butler. bni who va
never cast q vote i"r The great M,ch,.
tinder. What makes The anur snli
rn her, rs the fact. thai Douglas - hcinr
sold" in similar manner. He lhuk~
the New York Delegation will f,ll hack
upon him; hut they wont de- any such
thing As soon as ! can get hold NJ al
the facts, will send you rich account,
Of the whole affair. John Van Buren,
is working the wires.
Yours sincerely, o
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"a The General Assembly, OF Rhode
lsinnd mel b, hLjournnrnI last week. TIL.
Providence journal .ays:-.. We lrnrn
that The irirnds of The Maine L'qu"r Law
Gale upon approaching Ihr Grneral
Assembly with petition bark-d ny
$4,000 names. So man, leading Demo
crnIs have heen On both sides ii this aurs
lion. that the parry will hardly dare =" hiring
il Ia vote in the General Assembly. II
10 not unlikely that they will propose 10
submit il 10 The people. But The temper.
ance men will Dol be coaiepi with this"