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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27
THE LATEST NEWS.
By Telegraph to the New-YOrk Tribune.
so'er Telegraph osc e0rcr Of Hsnoser and Besrerst.
MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
GOV. kossuth in Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH, Monday, Jan. Is, ls5l
There are quite a number Of delegations in the
city from various parts OF the country 10 wall upon
kossuth. He received several this morning.
The Kossuth Festival takes place this afternoon,
at the Masonic Hall A. W LOOMS, Esq, presideS.
The speech Of Gov. Kossuth will be quite lengthy.
number of tickets to the festival yet remain ua-
sold.
It Z understood that Gov. Kossuth will remain
here until Friday, and will then proceed to Cleve-
land lie visits the Althes Iron Works tomorrow,
where be vii address the working men. On
Wednesday, be meets the Clergy OF the city, at Bry
ans Church.
The weather is warm. ard it has been tina wing
fast II Is thought navigation must soon open again
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

Tn PEoPLs's CoURsE.-We do not oft-,
have the opportunity to hear poet speak Of MOTT.
On this account, as well Of the high reputation Of
the lecturer, Nj GalashsT's lecture AZ the T.b.,.
nscle to night is anticipated with great curo.;,v
gentleman asdtwo ladies' are admitted for twenty.
hve cents. Be at the Tabernacle In good ,.aso,, -
ysu wisA for good seat
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The Forrest Trial and tho New Code

II is usual in certain quarters to charge
every thing that seems out OF the way In
any legal proceedings, to the New Code;
and where causes of complaint do not exist,
thew are manufactured. Accordingly, the
tediousness of the Forrest trial, if not is
unhappy nature, is charged upon the Code,
and the public is given to understand that
the very unusual range of evidence has
been admitted in obedience to its preScrip-
tons. Indeed, We have heard that but for
the Code, the trial might have been private,
and society spared the wide publication Of
It's many revolving details.
All this is entirely false. The rules for
the admission of evidence have not been
changed in any degree by the Code. That
they were not, we are bound in justice to
saw. is not the fault of the Commissioners.
They sought to make such changes as
would have rendered trials brief Grand less
tedious but the Legislature refused to adopt
their recommendations. As far as that
point goes, this trial has been conducted as
it might have been had the Code never
been heard Of. The admission Of so much
apparently irrelevant testimony Is to be at
tributed solely to the Court and the coun-
sci ; and in our judgment one thing IS GER
tainly gained by it, namely, that new trial
is unlikely, if not impossible. This might
not have been the case had evidence been
severely excluded in every doubtful par
ticular.
Nor is the publicity of the trial the fault
of the Code or the Commissioners. Among
the provisions they recommended, but which
the Legislature in its wisdom has never
seen fit TO act on, was one giving the Courts
the authority, with the consent OF the
parties, to order the trial to be entirely
private in civil cases. And more than this,
the Code as drawn up and enacted in 1913,
expressly laid down that every suit brought
to trial, except for the recovery of money
or specific property, should be adjudicated
by the Court alone and not by a Jury, eX-
cept the Court should otherwise order Ac-
cording to tie Code of lS4S then, this case
was one to be tried by the Bench privately,
unless the Judge had decided to remit 1t to
a Jury. But this provision the Legislature
subsequently annulled making every suit
for divorce, especially on the ground ofadul-
terry, the subject of Jury trial.
Thus it appears that the accusations
brought against the Code are without any
ground of truth and that the things sought
to be charged upon it would not have oc-
Cured had its letter and intention been pre-
served and carried out. The fault belongs
with the Legislature, which has notglventhe
| Code fair consideration as a whole, and
has tinkered and mutilated some of Its WIS
est details. The time will come, how
ever, when Justice will be done to it and
its authors.
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Probable Loss Of Shin rs,amou.

NV ORLEANS, Saturday, Jan. ~ io's.
The chip lebanon, snow, from NewYors fe
this port, with a valuable miscellaneous cary,
went ashore few days SINCE on KEY Nssas, sna
Is feared will prove total loss.
The vessel Is Eastern buut and IL insured. ven
lutte Of the cargo will be saved The Tslanse
was comparatively new ship. Of las tansbur
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FERDINAND stage, Secretary

" Persons who suffer from CoRNs aud
sore JoINTs. will find immediate relief from using DR..
LITTLkFIELDS Shields Pisters. They protect Tho
parts nom the Of tue boot or shoe, and aii'rd
ready relief For sale at all III" Druggists Broadway.
and al Dr. LITTLEFIELDs Office, No Il William S.,
basement OF the Exchange. Pnce IS ceRts per boz.
tmTuThSSs
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. TUESDAY. JAN. 81, 1852.
For Europe.

The next number of The Tribrns for E"'opsas
Circulation will be issued T ON o RRoW
MORNING, at 9 o'clock. 1t will contain all the
Lates, News up to the time of going to press
The As;a sails from this port Tomorrow at
o'clack
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Fatal RAILROAD Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday. Jan %, lsos
Nj Garrison, Civli Engineer, OF Wilmlnstoa ~
oesNeeh the CARS and bridge near ose 'sss
THIS Afternoon. He was taken 20 ches,eT in dying
state.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

RosE. n. y, Monday, Jan 20, lss.
The New.York Protection Insurance Comeag
has failed. An assignment VAS m ade Of the sneo-
OF The Company, on Saturday, to Messs he1rTI
Brsyton, j. b Cushman aud c. COnstock. III
amount Of outstanding policies is immensely iny
ard great excitement prevails among the D'nSI
holders, who are TelnsuTiDg as fast as possible.
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The America. Mails.

BOSTON, MOaday Jah 20 I''1'
The X. ". steamship America reached her coeL ~
Last Boston a. o'clock this afternoon Her nsb'
Will reach New oTk omOnow afternoon.
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AHEAD OF THE TELEeRApH.-We re-
ceved last night telesrapbic dispatch, stating TIA,
the Wings OF Name had indicated their p,efsrsoca
for Gen Scot, fOr President We pubii,b.d ,bs
news IN much fuller form yesterday In advance
Cf llrh'n.rg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

SENATE WASHINGTON Jan. u, 1859.
The Senate met a. 1911 O'Clock.

SENATE wAsHrsGroS Jan. II, 1851.
The Senate met a. 1911 O'clock.
EXECUTIVE MESSAGE
A Message was received nom the President, COW
errga statement OF claims arising out Of the Goa
quest Of Call,ornis, which was referred
PHAROs.
Reportwas received from the Secretary o. the
Tre asury OF contracts made BY the DeptItInen' on
], cht-houses during the year 1851. Referred
THE SLAVE LAW AND SLAVERY.
Mr. HALE presented petitions from New Hamp-
shire. praying for \ repeal OF the Fugitive Save
Law ard also petitions nom Inc sane persons
prsyTg for TIE abolition of Slavery IN the Ois'nc1
OF Columbia On his motion, tne pe'llohs were
tabled
NAVIGATION OF THE st. LAWRENCE.
Mr.. DAVIS presented peulions from y. La~rencs
County, New-fork. praying Tor Improvements III
The navigation o. the 81. Lawrence NFer
OHIO Oh KOSSrrH.
MI WADE presented the JOINT resolutions o. she
Ohio legislature relative 10 KosSuih, Hungary &C.
Not reso but referred.
INTERVENTION.
Mr. CLARKs Jomt resolution Soout the foreign poll
cy Of the United States was taken up and made Tue
order for Wednesday week
PETITIONS, REPoRTs--ANOTHER TREASURY
SUCKER.
great number of petitions and numerous reports
were received.
The resolution giving the Committee on Revolu-
tionary Claims clerk was adopted.
CALIFORNIA-LAND CLAIMS.
Mr.. GwIN offered a resolution, which was
adopted calling iorcopes OF the instructions gwen 10
the Commissioners - ascertain and settle private
land claims IN California.
MISSION TO BORNEO.
Mr.. CIARKB offered a resolution, which was
adopted calling for the report of Mr. Balestler, late
Consul al Singapore, upon his Mission TO Eastern
ASIA and of his correspondence with the Sultan of
BOTpeo.
PRIVATE BILLS
Several private BILL ordered 10 the third reading
on Friday, were taken up and passed.
LAND TO IOWA.
The bill granting land to Iowa TO aid in the con-
siucton Of a raIlroad in that State was taken up.
Mr.. UNDERWOOD addressed the Senate IN OPPOSE
ton to the bill unjust 70 other States, and moved
to amenc by adding provisions granting 10 Name,
New IlsmpSh Te. Vermont. Rhode Island, Connecti-
cut. Massachusetts. Newly ork, New-Jersey Penn
syl9snla, Delaware, Maryland Virginia, North Car
oila, South Carolina, Georgia, Tennessee, and Ken
tue Ky aggregate of II 800 $50 acres OF public land
70 be distributed according to their federal popula-
ton sId to be located upon any OF the public lands
not exempted BY existing laws, and the proceeds 10
be applied BY said States 10 purposes oil eCucaIoh
or internal Improvement He examined all grants
Of land made by the United States to the new states
and contended that this amendment was noshns
more than equal justice.
No question was taken, and the Senate ADJOURNED
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LARGE SALE OF hgAL ESTATE, RY oRpgl

LARGE SALE OF REAL ESTATE, RY ORDER
oF ENEcUroRs AND We invite tue attention Of
capitalists AID Others 10 ttt sa. ~ liable Rea Estate
ths cities Of New-Yik Ana Bro kNr DAY, by An
III o. @'.i az Aeut
change csnstng OF ne house, aus ots kaoNn Mes s5s
26th St 6S ana 66t CsinHtss Van tam 81 las Church
st. 81 Hsw mond ~ AID 50 the Ciy OF New
Nsk and three splendid II ErOaGd situated nsxt
the south east corner Il fV tee aad RSsaa ats fur lots
AID next the norh Il Prospect aud Adams
s,s. and he walk sh Irley the Of Fulton
and Sefasue ailsv. Tie Rsnk the City Of
Rrsokyn. Sale posiuse. Mass tescno'ug the whole Of
the beve p epeiy car be had - he auction rooms Ne
Ryo ~ IAN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

Gp.ss VALLEY COM MlsISG COMPANY.

c,ptxAI $4,000, IN SHARES OF 500 EAcH-Neticsi Is
- rixen 20 thote wrtten or appAeo ioi
H.. !, the capital 81 bs above Company or "nS
~ Intending subscribe nat the subscription sooA
.ss,iv aled up. leaving fhis tms bat Scont Jofg
se,,s urtsln cut # t~0 hundred orissd 70 pe sou
IN New York $500, "a At
49,. ~ No tue Of those WISHING 70 secures
$40, al the Igestgaen frw Company lac lhiSiNho-
pf h. con ed and slped 10 two weeks. oJ clppsi
g,s.el, around Cape Hon ~ insured, ava no uoOos
vi hs uDos the ground ard operation ny tne ihDnSu
..n.t mart Its capacity eqra - the feducioo VI er4
s<5 nns Of ore per das the average yieo OF Nhcn
- ~ iess ihaa three Gve cents poune si'As py'
~ .SxsTai hurared the iirl.,o fOeA % tse
%.m,.ns A sav-mlll 10 20 be attached ~ Tue quartz
works. NJ. IA D., f-v,vesfsd by n All 10 all
..,sh information tne receipt Of TOO tEree-csn'
stamps Tor pI eysymes OF tae same or may be oo
"a ~. hsen crssnized under huspces so favorable LOT
.tvrds,t SUCCESS the q Bss Valley Company which
os.ssses ffteea acres Of oitms the heaviest machinery
20, the business aud the most periect
me;bed OF nslgamatlCs Inc stock Will be worm az
sssf $500 10 coo per shsT. Twelve months As ire
prssijsst sails on the 5h Fob fT California Letters on
BUSINESS With the Compsnv ae that oaIe shouo DO ao
Sressed (postpsidl 10 the s~cretsy.
me Agency aud Transfer Office y permanently located
=, No ie7 Futon ST " Y AID viii be open at all tunes
Tor the Of bonn Reports ana ofela mott
&C. IN he made from time time by the Presldeai and
DIectsrs through the N. Y Dgtiy and Weekly iriSnN
WINCHESTER, President.
RI RICHARDS, Secretary. No 1877 Fulton ct.
j711wDSaW
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TW. I. JENnInes n GO. Diapers and

Tsors of No 23l Brosd embrace this susDicossea
the commencement Of ue~ year, the l~enneth oi
then career intimate. then appreciation of the patronage
they have ecited and The sequel to Their nov
an easy possible thsy would refer 10 IL la
oo~6ssce az What hRs befoe been written That ,od
TASTE like caltes. re moroved by cultivation, but
the where az neither possessed hy
all IL be impaired Cenain It s It's effects are In
tuitvsly recognized b hose who do not pOsseIs
and from thG fScl SUPREMACY garments has boet
attained, for, although should appear sgots,csl
claim superiority foI II. sss of work, ald in nat
much Of the ernnuv oi a garment consists
With those views Q shah eaAtnne TO have on hand an
extensive stock OF good. fem which tas re-
suremeris OF nGmerous psi ions At our usual mode
Tate ehsrges
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10 DR.. s. 4. WEAvER's weli-known

w III. -. y. tANkk Wtl-hhUNH
Canksf and Salt kheGm Sytsp. Caaksr Cure and Ceate
are sold IN this Cav Nv NJ Mad Co. No SO Maiden
Lane, Oioott. Mckesseu n kohAins. No. is5 Maiden
Lane fenlOd, Clay Go 40. 1 EtetcheIst J. Miner
4 Co, No 9lt Fulton a.. VI tisoR No l27 B3wory /,
keuben Moss, corner OF g and and Cannon So &. 4.
Rossmiltr, No. l72 Sth O. 'aNe. cf Rowety
and Houston sts n n Fs1 No Sli BleeckeF-st; III
paytca, No. 9 G.sen~lch St, DIR. J. NJ Smith, No IS
west BIsaawSy. l2t SmrnfhSS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

tV The important part OF business, next
beng prepared cutomers. 10 to make the fact
known aud the press tie pNw,r 20 do IT, ludo ous
selection OF places ANA rsp which TO advertise I've
made Atv. n PAIMER'S Agency. Tribune Bw'd nss. lie
a. the Asent for the bcsi pse q" the ces and towns
Of the cOahty, far and fr Noch he IS uay fecev-
ing AtNnIiisemeMts md snhsc 10 lsns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

~ FowLsR & WsLLs, Psychologists and
Publishers Clinton Hall Nv. 49, NasSsu-st, New York,
and No lt2 Wsshingtan an. st.. Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

20 The New-York City Industrial Con-
sgsss meets this evening q, the New City Hall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

FIRE--REMovAL w ATKINS, Bootmaker,
can be found at Ne ZIG Faoa-tt second story, front
Hnsns.s c.r,,,a an a. usu.l "a 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

II Housekeepers aud all others, "a want
OF Bedding Btdsfea &c woad do well call at NJ.
WlLLARD's old es 40 ishs Wa No $50 Chaths
- corner Of Mu be 49, ~heIe 10 found the largest
assortment Of ARTICLES his lnv 20 the pubic,
consist Festhers 4as Mattresses Parent screw
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-27

FoR CBAPrED HANDS, SALT RHKuM. &c.
The India Rubber Gloves sDd dis the best remedy
discovered Ns lady gsoteman would be without
them n thew undeTseod the deS For sale, low at
Nv. BANNERS M 2S9 BROAD .sy BoYp Co, No.
90 Esst broadway, az re Rubber stores l2o6t'
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

OVERLAP LiNb The DEAR MFNA9 .
The SPEAKER announced the first business TO be
the motion OF Mr. Fuller, Of Me made last MONDAY,
10 suspend the rules to enable him 20 offer aresoiu,
ton calling upon the Heads OF Departments Tor iulI
and complete lists Of all claims, II any including
principal and interest, and designating each sepa-
rately lowed and psid by their departments or any
bureau thereof, since March 4, 1919, which had pre-
vously been pre- sented and suspended or allowed In
whole or IA part, and specifying the character OF
such claims and also that they cause to6e reported
the names of all persons who At any time acted as
agents or solicitors for said claims and the persons
who received any portions thereof, were interest
eG therein.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

DEAD LETrERs.-D During the last quarter IN,
thousauds seycn hundrei and eighty ne letter,
were returned 10 the Dead Letter Office, in tb.
Past Office Department These contained $40,
$50, in the aggregate. Recently. about one NIL
lion and third of such letter were publckly ds
stroyet, bonfire being kindl.d with them Vi
the Mall.
We yesterday saw a large number tf the VA
rious articles transmitted through the mails. tn,
majority Of which will never come into the pos
session Of those to whom they were addressed
Among those msy be mentioned horse shoe
ginger cake, the postage ON which was So 10
u donation TO n church, being small cake in
paper box quilt, q New fearss present to
bachelor; Dutch pattern for chids dress
pin cushion, the stand Of it the bottom Of gla.
lamp, the postage g. the intrinsic worth as man,
cents zinc frame belonging to a galyanic bat
!crv, postage FL stone, weighing two pounds
addressed 10 a gentleman by Eliza" MS sample
OF his generosity;s pair Of mems boots sent 10
lady, a large bottle Of ssl,e; and a bundle con
tanning coarse shirt, "A pair Of blue stocking.
aud a rasor.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13
Loves Labor I,0kt.

A Liverpool paper nara,es the following ex~
traordinaiy incident, among the news items -
"Ihe other day as a wedding party was ascending
the steps Whhh approach one of our Liverpool
churches. the intended bride hersef owing to
some obstruction, or to an inadvcr,snt step. mis-.
sed her footing. and fell. Tho swain, unable
even at that joyful cii.is "f his sxstencs-io con.
ceal Vi, vexation at this little conire.te,rps ex.
claimed pe,tl'hly. Dear me, how very clumsy
The lady said nothing but she WAS oil served To
bite her lip. snl fir dnl ker and gloomier look
than bese-rci the Court Of Hym-n was seen TO
gather On her trow. Sic walked deliberately,
however, into the church the ceremony com.
mcneed and every thing proceeded in orthodox
fashion, until tas important question was putt
wilt thou have Il is man etc. Hero, instead "
whispering, bushingly, n soft affirmative to the
communion cushions, ,he frir lady drew herself
up, east a whering glance upon her betroihed,
and, muttsring the words, Dear me how very
clumsy = sailed down the aisle and ont II the
church, with the port of an offended goddess"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

SINGULAR DIVORCE CAsr-A case wa. tried IL
Cincinnati on the 7th inst, brought by Mr.. Henry
Slack, tho asked n decree of the Court to sepa
rate him from his wife Frances. By the .estiino.
ny il appeared that the parties were married in
May, 1851, the plaintiff being then nineteen yesr.
old, and the respondent fifteen; that when they
had lived together four or five months the wife
sought TO exercise an unwonted degree Of author
iiy and to take upon herself the pr,rogatiye TIL,
OF "bos.,' which the husband considered m en-,
croachment upon his natural rights, and the dis
puts res nled in producing nn upright, and tie
Gispute resulted in producing mn unque house
aud an ultimate separation, ty common consent
a. II appeared to be only Il quarrel between
children, the Judge declined to hear any further
testimony, and said that the case had already Ia
ken wider range than it was entitled to. As
the whole trouble originated IN an attempt to car.
ry on a house under di,cordaDt clemens sacl,
patty, ss it appeared, surviving to be boss" the
Court would not b. justified in ,nterposing, -
Tley would rather hope that the parties NIGH,
be ,econcileL, and that If Henry were tslkeI TO
and Fanny reasoned with, they might live logr,h
sr again, and he horpy. The petition WAS il,,l
dismissed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-11-13

Punch has the following rater broad hit at our
minister, Mr., Abbot Lawrence, apropos Of the
appointment Of his successor:
lHE NEW AMERIANc AMBAssIDoR.-A trusty
correspondent at Washington has sent US an eI.
elusive copy Of the instructions Of the American
Cabinet to Mr. lngersoll, who comes over to SUI.
Persede Mr. Abbot Lawrence in his duty Of U,
:. Ambassador at st. Jane. il will be seen
that they relate more to the personal conduct Of
the future Minister than to any line of policy
between the two countres They are as follows
| IL You are on all occasions to remember that
you represent the simplicity Of the republican
principle. You will therefore, as SELDOM as may
be, consider yourself the Duke Of Washington -
the Marquis Of Nlagara--or the Earl Of Missis
sppi, Because it is your duty to pay respect to
= acrowned head, you are not, therefore, to forget
that the American President wears nothing but a
hat -(nightcap' going !ur no,hing)
-, You will be courteous and accessible on all
occasions 20 your fellsw citizens Of the Union !.
never permitting the atmosphere Of monarchy
anil more especially the intoxicating and delete
rous atmosphere of Alnak's Of Stonrhenge
House, Normanblood Palace, and such high pa
cc--to make you forgeful OF the equality of all
the children Of Jonathan (niggers being cattle
"S, You will, in the fullilm,nt Of your official
duties, have to swallow many public dinners !,
wheteat YOU will be called upon 10 speak. AL
ways hold out the right hand Of fsllowship---but
keep your back straight When invited to the
high festivals Of the 1ittlebr,mongers Company,
you mayor rather mus,-use n little soft
sawder about tho fish business ~ smicably set.
tied with hook and lne)
~ You will have to propose tcsst,. There.
fore do not give the immortal memory Of King
John-bscause you may see at the board jew
sheriff whose ancestor had his teeth pulled out
by the orders of his anointcd Najesty-tbe King
drawing on the Jews jaw instead Of his bank -
Finally, you will not spit upon the memory 10y
the way, you must not spi, in company any where
in England,) Of Wat Tyler ~ rebel to his law
iul King seeing we once vi. against good King
George, the h!h.r of his people Joha,han giving
his old father such tatnatiOn licking.