The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-22
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NV opK Jan O The steanship
Cotton Il Liverpool hes declined one eightli
of d penny 81 consequence q ais error e ea'
selat;na tle stock 81 band and ehieh found
10 900 bales "a excess over a' Raa eeen
snnon1eed Sales 8 90 go aay oes
s. 600 ba|c
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fRASc Louis Napoleon majority 81
000 600
F0REIGN INTERVENTION
NV eRK Jau. IS Coy boutwell,
81 Massaehnsetls g be message g lhe leg
,sIatnre expro himself strongly 10 favor
81 tosoibls inter alton IS his country in
tic affairs q Europe
fThc first mes left New York q slAir.
ty.eic,t minute past o'clock last night
and Washington City bali past 2 o'clock.
1T came from Sc latter place at single
aash Tie second despatch left Washing
ton City at twenty minutes past e o'clock
last night aud reached here at half.past -
thus actually getting here before i started
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CONGRESSIONAL.
An attempt IS made to restore Flogging
in the Navy. Senator Stockton resists tie
movement, with great determination.
Ten thousand dollars have been appro-
priated BY the Senate, as a beginning to-
wards the restoration Of the Congressional
Library
It seems that the Pampero prisoners, who
are now IN Spain, though pardonOd, cannot
return to their homes, until Congress pro-
Eyides the means-and for this, an appropri-
alton is asked
Mr. Seward gave an entertainment to
Kossuth and suite on the night Of the 9Th
met 1Iessrs. Webstes, Cass, Houston and
others were present.
THE NEw ORLEANs FAILURE.-Speak-
ing Of the failure Of Messrs. Hill, Mclean
& Co., Of New Orleans, the Delta, of that
city says
This large commercial firm, whose suspen-
sion caused such panicthroughou our city
on Saturday last, have mode arrangements
which, atan carly day, will enable them to
resume pa Inent The firm, we are. assured,
are ID a perfectly solvent condition, being
fully able to meet all demands against them
and the cause Of their temporary suspension
was owing to the exaggerated reports that
had obtained circulation, of the extent Of
their losses incurred il the business of the
past season.
We believe our merchants generally, not
withstanding the low stage Of the interior
j rivers, and the stringent state OF our none
/ tary affairs, to be in as solvent condition as
amy i'd the country
KossUTH on TIE DISTINCTIONS CT PAR
tbs To the Newark Delegation Kossutll
said
have no intention to eutcr INTO private
conversation about your domestic concerns.
That is not my concern. It isa matter Of
principle with me not to cntcrinto your party
politics or domestic concerns. But ] have
learned something from the history of your
country, and / am somewhat acquainted WITH
the real meaning of those party denonina-
tions, Wing aud Democrat. / know the
words have quite different meaning in lstl-
rope. 1T a mere distinction about matters
of political economy. But the words, free
dom, ltberty, and sympathy, are no party
questions here, and it is your universal priv
ilege to syInpathize with me and my people.
1t would be better for our country if all.
foreigners who land upon our shores we're as
we'll informed as Kossuth upon the real sig
Enifcrtion Of party names.
We commend the following extract from
the Banner, Union Wing paper published
lin Chickasaw county The editor has long
since learned, no doubt, that the Union Par
Ity have appointed delegates to attend the
Baltimore Convention
We are extremely anxious to learn how
their action il the Union Convention may af-
feet parties n slississippi There is no doubt
that if they determine to 60 BY their dele
gates into the Democratic National Gonyen-
ton, that the Union organization viii not be
f,
known any morein the historyof our times.
Hon 1se5f can, IN tse face Of achdt has trans
lpired, 90 INTO This Contention, and act hdg-
naoniolisly aeihs men s5ioaa, during The recent
eanCaSS they hare denounced as disltll iontSts,
j we cannot divine. MORGAN We sec any other
Gobjeet in this assembling than.the attempt, to
nominate Gen. Footc as a candidate for the
I. Vice Presidency, By securing The cooperation
(of Southern Rights men throughout the
South. Gen Foote, We love very much as
I Governar Of the State, he suits US admirably
Batas Ktce- Iresideat, he could Be obonlia0-
BE. The Gensral istoo fond of agitation to
suit US, and we hope his Union loving Leg
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