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INTRODUCTION TO ROM BRANCHES oF1uE MARYLAND
lEoISLAIuRG-sPsEcH o. THE PATRIOT, Erc.
ANv.por,s, Jan 13 1853.
Eossuth was waited upon ut the Governors mansion
thi. morning by the pupils of the Naval School 60 whom
he made few encouraging remsls
At half psst l2 clock, hossuth aud suite together
with the ladies conducted to the state House by
tbo Governor and his aids
Al the door Of the Senate chamber they met by
the Committee of Reception the part of that body
whose chairman, Mr.. Doane, briefly welcomed him to
the nc tent hall
Kossuth then conducted TO the platform or tri-
bune whence he addressed the Senate in short speech
in ch ne referred with admirable effect to the patri
oti1 deeds there consummated the principles there
ayowed, and the glorious results
Immediately after he had concluded the senate nd
journej and kossuth introduced to the members OF
the body and to the large audience Of ladies who were in
He was then conducted to the hall of the House Of
Delegates by he committee on the part of that body
who duced him to the as Governor kosnth
The Speaker welcomed him warmly as the nlustrious
leauer OF people whose struggle for Independence and
the rights OF man had won the admiration of the wofd.
Fossuths reply was brief but to the point. He re-
ferrad to the days of the reyolutions trials and re-
suits, and especially 10 the aid afforded by France and
of that picture told what the nations of Europe
expected OF Amerca--some private assistance ana tue
assurance offair playthat was all IN conclusion ne
alluded again to the deeds Of the revolution, and ex
pressed the conviction that those halls would be acrod
TO tie yndication of those principles.
The House took oi half hour and the guest
was introduced to the members individually.
kossuth then returned to the Executive Mansion,
whence after dinner, he proceeded on board the
steamer Champion, for Baltimore.
ArawAL AT BALTiaioRF-.. HARRISBURG OBLIGATION re.
BALTIMORE, Jan. L., 1851.
Kossuth and suite arrived here about O'Clock this
evening.
Tie Committees OF the Senate and House Of Repre-
sentstives accompanied by large number OF citizsns
Of harrisburg appointed 10 wait upon kossuh arrived
in tis city this evening col ! lnges Matthias Senate
r4r-t IS. G sap 0y aFSyof anu were aaBss
quently escorted to the Eutaw House 10 await the
rival Of X o.suth from Annapolis.
Kossuth will accompany the Committee to Harrisburg
to morrow morning, at o'clock.
K0ssuth and Captain Long.
BosroN Jan. 13 1852.
The Exeter IN. H. Neirs Ge Of to- day, In an article
upon the reported difficulty between Kossuth and Capt
Long says:-"We authorized by Capt Long to say,
hat the statement that kossuh sent him challenge
mortal combat is entire fabrication no challenge,
and nothing approaching to it, having been received
hy him from kossuth
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THE BALL SEASON.

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Yortrh. undeEsxned con ,,,tse Of Artanssn,en.,
sensrs hss me Grand Assrtly sn Festival be given
rs1 shs s1'lf H
y.sos j. fs.s sss 81 R:T oa.e Custom House.
y'sp csS.s ssss Oder Sd rfSss Dess Custom House.
TbeSdors Trcment. lbs Allen street.
!" D. ". Anderson, II Sixth svcnue.
Hew:t G assdSn a Srsnd ID ss,sei Ms'nns''A ''ss''
4 "a 4 F:iias'sii Fss, s E:isss 5sss i.ss iTss'
" D. Kennedy, I'll dresGwich street
5.Sss j. sssTs g. 8 smIss fSs.E Il 'sssSs S.ss row
ssa,.sn A., ladies' si 81 o1n e, ss :s
asa Aaas Dvs
:Ss ss,ss, SS:sf SsS rs;;sv ssg , 'r's
Golden Rule once A Ann street. .,.
II ossu TH-oxAND gALL AND syPPER.,aTRooPA a.
N1w HGsl M sS S ns
q proceeds Of which VII, Be .ppropriss.d 70 shs
ows s~is sSss.iHai J,s Brs.Sss essa
Bsosdw.y A.tns s3 e',sqMic street yd.s nssmap
G,s.on House. and i j US haman cha
. Inx's J. E,oSos. . Secretaries
SEARINo,s PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMY s5BoND
" street Mr. will teach his mre admired Scho ottischpus-
dris Glasses forming for The second anarer TO
during nexs week. Ladies and gentlemen wishing TO learn
she nsv dsnces in the shoSNs ro'e time can receive
private lessons dsy Sorcs Stlu9ve to the patrons
Of the Academy, every ~eet shools and amltes Az
sehded Tor terms apply TO kr = residence as aeoy O.
NADAxE DRAWER pusJARorNs HAS TIE
NA honor to inform the public that she will 70 com
WV is 'Spy rS.nas s,s.
Mondays aud Thursdays Brooklyn Glasses Tuesday snd
Friday afternoons. O'Clock AZ Mr. Brteans tnsNtution,
s3 Pierrepont street
HlINRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME ".
Gisyclps Academy for Dancing and graceful depor,-
nent ~ tho ssuyycssns institute, 6ts Broadway-Nsw
term Caesos tor adatt MondayJ and Thurs-
days morning and evening clace for masters and misses
Wednesdays and Saturday. A. H. NJ hours deyotei 10
special Glasses aud 70 private lessons,
dNHARRUAyDs Rooms, ~ WHITE sTREET-3EssRs
~ Chsrruaud Eciivs have the honor 70 40 lnains
their patsons and tho ladies ard rontsmen, sasa s
second and ass quarter OF the season, wall commence on
wednesday ith inst At the above place Days Q, ms,rae
tion wednesday and Saturday quarter past 10 eoos
for Msscs aud Masters; at half past three O'Clock
n. ladies' aud masters aud st halt past seScn
O'clock tor Gentlemen. Sorecs foprsh Fusa
day eyopiny ot each month ~ a. FORMER pnys ma aga
seroyShps sher daasnE viii bc received T ha
she ber1.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
- For New Orlesns via Havana, on SATURDAY, January
Ath a. J.. The splendid doutle engine Steamship
GEORGIA, 5000 tons bnrthen, d. Porter. q. s.
nj ndsr, VII sail rscitey AZ o'clock r. NJ from her pier.
foot oi Warren street H. r. with the government malls.
direct for Havana and New Orleans New Orleans pAsscns-
t trAEssrres at E&ftnh TO the steamship Philadtpha
SItce only taken en- freight TO Hayans For passags
treigbt arplY 10 VI o, kOBE1TS,
III West street, o)rnar Warren street.
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NIspAycn LINE YoR SAN rRANcIsco-


nLsPATCG LINE POR SAN FRAN AHCISCO.-CLtPPRx
II ship NATE HAYES, CAPT Msuran, s now load-
Pier % Beekmsn street, Shipoars
will please ai Leavy freight on board ~ once sw
ight be taken on Applien
ten. The ship being only
having nearly All her freight engaged wifi nave tns
usual desTa,ck oil I'm, ror t.ance al CARO- or ma.
sage III cabin srriy Il H. 81 TTON 81 w All street
INDEPENDENr LINE TO CALtroaNIA-FoR SAN
Jusp snd Chsgres direct The nov and spen lid steam
shir UNITED STATES, Charles c. Berry, Comm der.
l.5J0 tone tarhtn ia,ng srperor aacom and
Erst OF tile an in line for California
tie monopclis will leave pier No North river Tass
dav January ~ a. T. NJ tor tie sboyenamed ports For
PALXERA & CO., ~ Broadway.
-
E0RSAN FRANCISCO VIA NICARACUA.-ACCEa
u sory Transit Company Of Niearsgua-Firsl Notice.
This Company nov prepared TO convey passengers
The Nicaragua possesses srest advsntsss
Of passing through NOS; beautiful aud heslthy country
sssnser are cnyoye IRON San Juan del Norse virgin
Bay by s.smhos from therce 10 San Juan del Sud
which nov in perfectly sooc condition and the planning
~ NJ. 2. % ssl p.s.eo ~ We next raiay season. Ine
Com an has AZ tbs hae on the river and the Lake. ave
tn out which viii se in readiness by the 18th al
February 70. urher Information purchase Of tickets
Afry the once CT the Company No. Broadway third
,tory front By order, ISAAC &. LEA, Secretary.
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| NITED sTATEs AND PACITiC NAIL STEAMsaf
- Conpany-Cnly through line tor San Francisco.
Cagres direct. On 1hursday January 22 At 2P. Ths
splendid new double en- tns steam ship Ell DORADO.
guaet in her Atont and speed lSU Sons H. r.
hsitsten, t. b. NJ, commander. will slil on Thursday,
January ~ Az o'clock r. precisely from her pier ut fo,t
oi warren sree North river. with tho Governments Nails.
direct for CEagres connecting with February
stesmer from Panama aan ranrisco passAge AMI
freight, apply ss tie Office No. III street. corns-
niine. an nn I. n ing q snIlinz
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/ NITEU ETATES AND PACIFIC KATL STEAMSHIP
- Compsny-Crly through line for San Francsco, via
nsvsns and Chagrts On saturday January a. az y.
The splendid new double zine steamship 0EOk3
guslled in her an speed 5000 tons D. ..
Porter s. NJ commander viii sail saturday January
~ st o'clock T. X preoitey, from her pier foot of
warren street North With the Nails for
Chsges connecting with tee fayorite u ~ steamship
California 10 sail without delay fr San Francisco
u the mails Panama. For freShs
amply at the cce III West street. of
Warren street. N. Bills OF lading signed 81 the othos.
on the morning OF Ealing
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TlRNRY WELLS AND HIS SISTER MADAME ".
Giaycits Academy for Dancing and grscctuf depors
ment. ~ tho ssuyvessns Insdsre go Brosdway,=.Nsw
days morning evening" casscs for mAstcrs And misses
wednesdays and Saturdays Az T. ~ hours devoted 10
spscial olasses aud TO private lessons.
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NTETROPOLtTAE HALL tLATE TRIPLER HALL,.-
1vl Grand Scottish Conce-t by the Fraser Family,Ihe
Aesss :od Misses Fssser have The honor Of announcing
The public thAs they will gyo rand Musical Eaersan
ent coma sting OF Of and selecoas from
popular composers at Ae.orolitsn Hail. Wednesday
evening" Jsn H. Tckete, 50 eclte Reserved seats
occurred ON spps At tne once f the HAIL during
day price, 81 Dooxs st -; Concert to
~ O'Clock Ickass for sale 81 principal music in
Awav
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-E e. A. hA2SHALI,s sOLl LES.
~ see.Doors open At 6f 70 oennanseao ooloea Box'
Private Boxes. SIS and Sl0 WsdnesAay ev..ing Jan
VIII be performed uN jour DA CAAhEVAL SkvlLLA
The ts will sommsacs wi sae petite comedy os
NAVAL Et GACFMNTS Altar the ballet viii be ,rmed
kR AND MRS LtLLYWHITE To be followed ky shs bal.
let diverti1ementof DIANA AND H9R kYMpHs-Diana.
Mile Lola Moutes. To conclude witt shs TWO 30NhR-
CASTLES-Ar. Bonny castle Mr.. Daviys.
NIBLO'S-ARTISTs UNION ITALIAN OPERA UN-
IN the direction OF Signori Bos.o sad Bsstn Wed.
nesday Jan. IA, will be performed BelIns NORM
orovsso. sanor Coll:ssi Norma sisnoTa Dayriss P9.
Sisnor Parozz Clotde sgpor Ya.drl. -hs chores de-
paetmsnt will be full and eioisns Tbs oroh,srs
sssinz Of forty principal yeIormers Will be conduots
ths osiebrs Maestro. sguof Ard Tske,s to all
ST. Children under ten years. Private Boxes ~
esoh. Doors open st G1; ~ Boa oes opaz
every DAY from s A. "A. to IL M, aud tom ts4 N
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EIGkOHA ANALIA NA9CCCHI ASSISTED BIZ SI0
- Valteil,na. aud Mr A. sedg sick will give Grand Goa
cert At the Brooklyn Female Academy Wednesday
ing. January ~ aS Newark Thursday and Trenton
Saturday evens1g January 7th 1852. Particulars bl
II. e. Aynns
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yUELCHS NATIONAL ca us, CHESTNUT STREET.
w below Ninth. Phlsdeir.:a-lA B Lent MAnaSer.-
Exhibsop nsh:iy Of the s:tIa equestrian Psntomims Of
hosemsnssp OF Mile Marie The other members ths
DISTINGUISHED troupe Every description Of equestrian aad
serobatc entertainments 10 cs-e produced scaio Of
spendor ensrpsssed by eeatlishmens in the world
Prot j. n Nixon. Equestriao ector; Pentand and Wos.
yell
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NAADAME oRAyIER prsJARorNs HAS TIL

WI honor % INFORM the publ. that she viii 70 con-.
quarter, At her academy, ~ Clinton
Wednesdays and Saturday, At ~ oeact; Evening Casscs
Mondays aud Thursdays Brooklyn Glasses Tuesday snd
TrdAy afternoons O'Clock at Mr. Brteaas tnsNtution,
s3 Pierre pont street.
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(NIRCUS NEW YORK ANfE1THEATRE, y BOWERY.
Additional assctons ~ lie French Equestrian troupe.
This evening" and during ts week, will appear AaiAn,
Iopievards Me Josephine q IS syiphde Nile LoSiss -
La Fortune. Mona Benois NJ Baokwood ~ te Giad
ators HORSEBACK Mr.. F. Ssnds the Rivers Family and
Master ST. Luke in all the1 yaec End eats 80 xes
cents children under nike half price; Pit 2bs s
Afternoon Saturday only commencing ~
hAlf past g Eyaliug peIto.m o. eee commenoo ~ I.
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SOIREES HUsICALEs.-NRS, EMMA GfLLINGaAA
- B0s-n,osa second series Soirees Muscale Nhtos
sslSon TAG enh concert g: RId Of the new series vii.
take place en- saturday evening jan 18th. Mrs Bostwlok
will be ass,sed By Madam Floveans Szpaozak, Pian,ls,
wife of Governor Kossuths pvste rbyacian sgne, vest
tenors primo M. @. f. Erstcw Mr. U. c. HILL Mr.. Hezs-
lund; Nc Person. and Mr. T. G. Timm. seats bs So
cured AZ the Pianoierte and Music Store of Hal SON
s Broaaway on Thursday, F:iday and Saturday Tkess
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DE 1T REXEEBERED.-THIS AFTERNOON. AND
ID every afternoon This week. Professor Anderson gives
grsnd Day Performance. Doors st 3 commeuce g.
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SIaIPPEHQ.

L'oR L.yERPoOI.- UNITED STATES mAfa srEAA-
a. buip Aaut,e-Cap Jsmss Woa.-This ateamss w.t ds-
Saturday January 2ih a IL o'clock NJ from noe seetb IA
the too ct Canal street No berth secured ti paid '"<
for elegance and comfort apply 60 EDWARD T. CoLtLAs
u CO., No &c " all street.
The ssemshp Arctic will succeed the Asase aad eas
February 'th.
rEHS BRITISH AND NORTH AaeaICaE ROYAL
Nail Steamships between No" Yorh aas L,varnso. IL
eos and bsswcen Boston sni Liverpool the 3ossso scs
,n calling Al Halifax ~ land and receive uss aad pa
AFRICA, Capt. Ryrs. Asia, Caps. Judx,ns.
auERi6 Csss csss shannon cANAbA csSs
CAMBRIA, Caps. Leisoa.
xss on 'hs s: Nsw Y1fs sfs on m na.
Ssia ssasF'' ss,ses sew York WWsans:a.y ss
Nias.rs' New Ycri. .Wsdnssi.y. lila %.
cansS. newYcrs. ..Wesnesdsy. ss.h d..
Passage from New York or Boston 10 Lveroosi-si.is
CABIN, Sl2O Second Cabn.Sl0
10 berth secured until paid for.
Freight will be charged on specie beyond al Anouas fSs
A n experience surgeon on board.
All letters and newspapers must pass shroaaa ses row
For ffsiSh' or passage, appyt :. -
r,.,,, ana as,s. CuSARD MARI, & Js " s.oAaZAy
brought in common with British goods Througn bills Ss
l.dng are given in Hsvre for Now York.
EOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THs UHIrsu
I States Mail Stea mehip FRANKLIN. James A. Wossoa
land the mails passengers on Saturdsy I.h inss q
O'clock. from Pier No. 4Norsh River.
rue ~ VI pAssao ~ m,s. oiDn StL
merchandise viii be received on board asr TaursaAy
she 18th inst Specie will be received board uu Fasy
sent on board the day before sailing marked below
adhTisES' s'HiS As.n. s. Broadway.
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BROADWAY THEATRE.-BENEFlT or THE CHA
ID 1itable Fund OF the New York Fire Department
Frdsy evening January lG 1852 The undsrsgned eom
futee the Board Of Trustees Of the New York Fire
Department retrectully to their fellow citizens
nt Benefit viii te at this theatre on Friday even
jan 10TH in AID Of the above charitable nsttu.
on which ;otsion they have the pleasure Of announc.
that Mile Lals MoGtes has in the kndest manner. vo
urteered her valuable serycts and will percrm in two
grand baets tads other entertainments being positively
her last srpesance in tAis city sterling comedy and
other will be presented the whole forming
Dramatic Festival of The Committee will
be in attendance Bex Office Friday between 10 A..
NJ. and4P NJ VIXEN seats II Az be secured.
JOHN COGER Jr., President.
JAMES PRyFR,t
y. Il. TITrs, Committee.
J.N. PHffI.ps,N
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INDEFENDENT LINE TO CALtFOaNIA-FoR SAN
Jusr. ard Chsgres direct The and splendid
sh,r UNITED STATES, Charles c. Berry, Commander,
5tU tone llrthtn having superior tions and
ars tie AZ ntcrendent line for California agsiuS
tie monopolis viii leave pier No North river. Taes
dav January ~ az = NJ Tor tie aboyenamed ports For
freight or Tassi aIlfy
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ROOKIYF FEMALE ACADEMY, JORALEaON
- ssreet-h;sses and Mese-s Frazer (who their
evening, received by and
.adiencs v,ii ave their Second Grand Musical and Lite
gary Evenics ia the DO Hs.i, Thursday January
Adn.ssion. 81 esots TO CO Mn saeo at s.
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EEILOws arNSTRELs.-NEW YORK rs FISisaEp
snd cen new boast OF tic eroatest bsnd il che sis
fhanks TO se telegraph tor a
IN bringing osahaer such ecubna alton OF talent 90
tound IN ssiows new Band A Broadway They she
greatest Negro Deneatcrs that lived This
stars comp';sns such gentlemen as Briggs. Brewer sir
r. Thayer hewccmb &c, &C. &c canuos fail to please
all They tsform every evening nis week. and vs.
DAY and Saturday afternoons. Admission s
cents; Cadsen l2 CENTS Doors ~ 65a O'Clock
menos At2t. 0oiook.
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Q10 000 TO LOAN-To DE SECURED ny BOND
~ aV,uoO and mcrtsgc on good property in this cky
or SrooRiyn ShnVN 10 losn same Conditions. AlsJ,
aopsvs and iots 70 rcus ant tor sale talai'sot
X u. riEkUG u Nstl ssrees
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Elm AN CIAL.

- EMITTANCrS TO ENGLAND AND IRELAND.-THE
IL undersigned, for the convenience Of emsran will
draw bills kessrs. Barring. Broshers Co in sums OF
81 sterling and urwards Passages from Liverpool and
London by the Swallow Ia lines eavne Liverpool the
Thursday only be secured application TO se under
signed, owners Of said lines.
GRINNELL. MINTLRN. 4 Co. q South a.. Y. L.
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( (,HRiSTYs OPERA HOUSE, AECHANICS' HALL. NO.
~ 4!Z BroadwaJ above Grand street-Open uiSds
during tho week until notice The original wel
sn9.n Chrilt9e hinstres comprising esoas AMI
nndes shs maasssnent Of z Chrsty whose !,
With faye, By highly respectable and fashionable Aua
Tickets g oeass. Doors oTen >. 6 and will
III O'Clock ae patrons OF Chrisy Mn9.res respscA
iul informed wat the Saturday afternoon
continued O. Saturday next January 18th. annua. beua
mt Of q. N. Ctr.sty r.
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Temperance az Albany.
Core spondenee of The N. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, Tuesday Evening, Feb.

Core spondenee OF The N. Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Tuesday Evening, Feb. II, 1852.
Much excitement exists in this city
among our heavy Beer Manufacturers and Dealers
in intoxicating Drinks. They have many fears that
"blood will run in the streets " should the Name
Law pass, but we think the only blood that will run
will be the buock's oleod with which they refined
their liquors. They have their lobby members,
many OF whom smell strong of the shop, who talk OF
liberty and the rights of rum-seers. Several re-
monsuances have been sent into the Assemoly-one
from Buffalo, said to contain the names OF 4oO0
legal voters. Several gentlemen, who have resided
IN Buffalo for twenty years. have examined the
names and find but few they know, among whom Is
John Doe, Richard Roe, and John Smith-tnTee we'll
known characters. who. a. the remembrance says,
are all at Buffalo at the present Time
Much dissipation prevsiis here am toid tnat
drinks are gwen freely at the bar-Tooms TO obtain
sgI aiures To remonstrances. "a one ist saw one
person had signed three times, and was willing 10
esn az ain for another drink, but 1t was no 60
Our friends are full of encouragement, and Peh.
tons come in from all parts OF the State ABOUT
1900 names were presented to day, and was told
by Col Snow, OF your City, that the Committee
would make their report and present Dill on
Thursea or Friday next and ask for the printing OF
10000 copies for the people IL WIN DC the Maine
Law with little alteration. The people seem 20
want nothing else, and have reason 10 oeneve thas
Mr. Delavsn and Hon. Mr.. Tabor will support such
a bill. 80
The Committee on Contested Elections will re-
mort upon TIE contested seat of Mr.. E. L, Sns1 to-
morrow, in his favor. The friends of Temperance
will re oice at this decison, as WILL the wing party
the House is so close.
grand Tempera nce meeting was held this eve
nins at the City Hail. Hon. Mr.. Smith, Hon MI
Bless, and Col E. L. Snow addressed the meeting
with good effect.
larse number OF Delegates from your City ar.
rived to- Gay, and have established headquarters at
Blocker Hall, where the friends OF Temperance
meet from all parts OF the State:
The Delegat 10 the State Alliance held meet
ing for orsanization this afternoon, at o'clock
enicpg whom l saw Ii. M. Western, MI. Cornen,
of BIooklyp also a large number from tho West.
Yours, respectfully, oBssRvsR
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Before Judge

NORFOLK. Va, Feb. Is


To the Editor of The National Police Gazette:
SRI have Just heard that The NstC- York Sunday
Times of the 9th inst, contains article headed
unmask the scoundrel" to that effect, which 1t
would be afectatiOn in me TO deny was not intended
refer to me, yet there is scarcely word Of truth
in the whole article, a. will prove ON my return to
New-YoTk some time next week Not knowing but
YOU might be furnished with the same story, which
may seem very plausible until you and the public
hear both sides, write this should you have pub
lished, intend to DO So anything about the mat
teri TO ask you favor to insert this in your next
paper. In the meantime will prepare true and
faitA f statement for yourself and the public without
any philosophy (yors pretty good IS far as 1t goes0
Of The Aston. place Riot, Divorce Case, &c. DC.
Since am to be sacrificed to avoid the payment OF
sum of money by charging me with forgery, why
let the truth come out, though Rome should
howl" 1t will then be proved there has been no
forgery any Jumps OF gold stolen. All there is
true ABOUT the article 10, that owe VIM Z. Burton,
ESQ, l,5C0 which regret to say from my own folly,
IN several particulars, am not now able TO pay MIN
but il live and have my health, he lcU be paid TO
the last cent at any and every sacrifice, and will
also assist him to collect an Endorsed note for 800
pronounced forgery, understand. by man for
whom II FIVE times such amount were paid Tor
me, would not be equivalent for tho suffering
and torture have endured on his account. and by
his advice and concurrence for the last two or three
wears as will show to the satisfaction OF every I'M
preiudiced reasonable human being
Yours very respectfully, ANDREW SrEvkNs.