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J. ID. LAMBERT, Secretary and IToasuItr
SNoticc.-JEWS' HOSPITAL IN NEW-YORK.-
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A S NURSE and Seamstress. by Protestant
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TOsEPU LA CHAPPELLE and HONORE

~ GUNOITF, French Cooks, NO. 2t Colieeepiace
would 10 ectfuly to the ladies and gentlemen OF
New York and It's vicinity thst they have made
ments TO furnish Suppers for Balls Parties, Weddngs &C.
the choicest fare which the market Affords the most
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the reason that they regarded every resistance to
the commands OF authority as virtue and heroisn;
the constant conspirscss for the overthrow Of the
existing power, az the daily head Of true patriot,
and ne tue high aim and end Of all his thoughts,
wishes aud sndeayors.
The esmity of Gorgey towards Dembinski, and
the articles Ia the newspapers, which related 30
much 20 the Poles and their deeds excited and au E
n,enfsd the envy and hatred Of the Hung arisns.
who proved themselves otherwise brave, against
the Poles, Our young and reckless Poles Increased
The discoTd. Proud Of the Polish fame, they looked
with contempt upon the Magyar officers. to whom
they cid not psy The hcnors duo to their rank they
boosted that they slone oonla have sustained the
injunction OF Hungary; they comp planned OF tao
indifference Of the Hsngarians towards tnem and
the cause q Poland, aud endured at Arsd only with
dislike TIE many troubles OF tho war. In this mol
sncho y positiSn, enoesvoIed, az much as posi-.
lie, to act a. mecis.or; proposed, accordingly,
10 ray for my people, and was embarrassed wheu
my Huna aiiars, 10 The presonoe Of the Magyar
generals, exclaimed, "Ejen Wysozhi'' ! mad,
DO slam upon Magyar gratitude, for ] had only
my fatheflard ia view.
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RrooNlyn CIV rnfstiIrsnccs

HsRp OF sCsYRyisoRs.--Ths body met yesterday,
(lhtlsOGy 26h AsbJ Mayor Berry, Of Williamsburg,
from tho Of the Poor OF Kings county
war submitted ~ the chairman aentieuen OF the
bOsrd 81 k5ptEyieoTe-As some bodies hsvs recently
been taken caEdssicsly from the burial ground attach
ca te the Kings County Aims House, Tie Supeginssn-
dsrts deem 10 their duty t. call tho attention OF the
Bar * supervisors ~ the fact il order thst they
take into consideration the prophecy OF making sp
pyppiauon ID enable then 70 encosa the ground aud
all building for grave digger, thst it may BE
protected from a.uier oepredscus Ins sstimsted OK
penee would b. 0oout $1,000 The matter referred
20 the Alas House Committee. Supervisor Bergen
moved % she resolution lsi table at tHs
last meeting spaly FOR the passage Of act relaye
Il Tie making sud return Of assessment ROLLS for King.
r untS. ~ae act provides hat the shall
the eDrusl asatsrht OF the rsEi aud personal estates
il thcr respective district. between the first day Of
may ana the uact c1y q July, in each yesr, and
shNi on o. before the latter date give notice that
they have completed thsir assessment rolls, end
INC same thal Pc cpea Tor examination till the
fourth Mon5sy n July, when they shalt NEST ani ro
view their assessments upon the application OF any per-
son ccnoevirg hset aRgrieved thereby The
shall make their TO the Bosri Of Supervisors
the first day ct it, snnusi meeting An amendment
oreLed Ung the frlt Tuesday of april nstssd Of
May, which was carried sad the act ns amended was
adopted dir ct1g the ortsl TO be forwarded TO the
Legtaiure THE Committee tse Aims House, to whom
referred the Communication OF Rev Mr. Garter re-
queapg the erection Of house of worshp the county
:sm reported eGvebe co the bulldog Of such eiifce
al the present time in consequence OF the accommodating
cxpepEes Of the c1uDtyAcceptst statement from d.
Brown resident phyticsI of the Kiags County Alns
House read by which it appears that the number or
patients in this institution the Ist OF August. 1851
vae ls3, OF which 30 placed in shspLies erected
around the preuseSthe main building being capable OF
accommodating 40 only At this date (FebTusyy 2s)
the total number Of Inmates 302 The accumulation Of
patients, here shown, has rendered Il necessary to
luild FIVE s5antes and one moro is now needed. The
state Of ths place represented to DO crowded that
three in bed The Board then adjourned TO Tuesday
the 9tn Of EGTch.
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PssM vENxxusLA-Ws have received lss ef the Csvyss
de to January Slt In the last number Of that
rsper va end the message Of the President to Congress
II vac read by Jose dIeGorio Monagss a. the beginning
Of the session the zeth u 1t speaks only OF the
local affairs Of the republic the tranquility newly res
tored sitter 20 many troubles and not single word on
foreign c0uptrief.
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LAW Intelligence.

Z. S. SUsgTsIE OouRT-Feb %, IS52--No. o6 Samuel
Dnrmen rs Charles Wilkes In error 60 the sircsit
court OF tho United States for the District Of Csua-
bie Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion of
this court reversing With costs the judgment Of TIE
co court ana seosnding this cause with directions TO
Ncs q, IS, Abraham, Rsh OF 81, spelsuts vs.. Lam.
bert Brothers. ct The argument of these causes vas
concluded by mr. Hunt for tho APPELLANTS.
No z. The State CT Pennsylvania complainant vs. the
wheeling Fridge Company ct al. The argument Of ths
respondents igotioo oommancsd By Reverdy john
son IL support thereof aud continued ty Mr Stanton Ia
oppositon thereto.
Fin 24.-Augustus p. Hascall sud Mariua schoou.
maker ErQs Of New York, admitted attorneys and
counsellors Of this court No 70. The United Stases
appellant, vs.. Edward Simon On appeal from the Dr-
tiot Court Of the United states for Louisiana Mr. Jus
tioa Ger delivered the opinion Of this court reversing
the decree OF toe District Court aud REMINDING this
cause with directions to dismiss the petition Of the
claimant. Nos. rs, 10 and SO. The United States w.
Joteph Hughes Appeals from the District Court Of the
United STATES for Louisiana. Mr.. Justice Nelson DO
yeled me opinion OF this court reversing the
tho Dihtrot Cou1E and reEsuding these caa,cs with
directions e asiss tho petitions OF the csimant Nc
a. The United States rs. T. Leblanc'e hcirs. no II
The United States Porche-Appesis from the Die
tIict Court Of the United States Tor Louisiana Mr.
Chief Justice fancy delivered the opinion OF this court
reversing The DEGREES OF the District Court and
there causes With dIectong TO dismiss tao petitions Of
the claimants. No. 76 The United States Va. Jacob
Brendegee's heifs Appel from the District Court
United States for Louisiana Mr. Justcs Daniel delivered
the opinion Of This court reversing the decree Of the Dis
ict Court ard REMINDING the cause with directions 10
0itfe the petition II the claimants. No. 95 CT aries
btdnce 70 NCbtft foftJtn, c .-In error to the Cir
cult Court Of the u s. for Illinois Ms Justice Mclean
delivered the opinion Of this court, affirming The judy
inert q The Circuit Court In this cause with No
The State Ct pennsylyania, complainant We tina
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company. Inc srgumspt
c!reapondenis motion concluded by Mr STUART In
support q the same. No 1871 The United g.ates appel
iruf vr Francis Paros administrator The argument
Of the motion 70 disr1s this appeal was commenced by
mr sherman IL supper. theIsof
kEB -. Rensselaer, " Nelson Esq, ~ Minnesota was
admitted en- attorney and coungeoE a this court No
49, The United bases appesnts Francis Psss's I'd
mlhetFatora me argument Of the motion TO dismiss
this appeal wae oorcuded by Mr. Reverdy johnson Tor
tie alpelees no rs Mary Ben al, plaintiff la error
70 Mary btath Thu GAUGE argued By Mr.. Coke foe
The pionL6 r. error end subnltted on printed arSu.
mtnt, by d.. Bradley tcT tic defendant ia sEgor
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FROM Rio GRANpK, BRAziL-rh John II. Mniay,
Hutchinson at port from Rio 0rands Jan O. reports
no Heights Tor the linked States All kinds OF American
produce in abundance, and selling at very low rates
Hides high ard Baltimore -four IL eco barrels
Richmond -four J6 600 There many troops under
in tho yicnty OF Rio 0randa presenting wariks
Appearance = Boston Cg,rfer, Eb. 26
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saizoad IN ths State, sapa stock issued dsbt fanAsl
and unfunded rate Of interest debt and aggregate
cost Of each road according TO returns made By each
company to the State Engineer In accordance with
special act Of the Legislature Of tho State -
nAna nr TILE SrArE or Nrw YnRx IsSI-
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TIE DmcovGsltB Ii soUrHrBs AFBicA The Eontef
Tines q the Cape a 0od hops gives "a account 81
tobe geographical discoveries which had sssn made
tec aumAhichf q black chief named gsbiuapi Mr.
Livngitor and Nj Osvcu had w1ittsn from tho ban s
81 tho hcuah, NhsEo they had arrived On their return
from yielt q tebltuani declaring themselves ranoh
peasea VIII What they had Mr. Osvsi Is Rboutt0
LsHd y England nnp Of the newly explored county
There Fenttmen resoACd large river (ho Zanbes and
country th8t might b. almost literally called tho lands
o. Natefa sna rivers The largest II tese rivers uhi,h
klPtf * os e incpal branch OF the LGpibez it *
ote0iegg vice. carrying down enormous valnr,e OF
Netst y has CLIO Igpids well water .ali, tho
fpEag if0m Which may be scep. the population about
Aef1 ls DUNGEONS SebuApi has people under hin
lten s he southern tribes Of Pecbuenss put tegstbss
THESE people tpesk the scbusna Language, and are n
suone Dsck race ~ people,
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Circulation 13Ie6773O Increase e275 37o
Circulation active ...,. @0f35 es5 Increase. Q3 b55
Public deposits. i,ss8,s72 Increase 1881
Other deposits 123u ga increase. 100 aj1
Government securities In
banking department. Is s2o,923 Increase. Isl SIS
Otlar securities IN bank.
ing department. ...... li25s5cI Decrease. 12o,sg4
Coipand bullion in both
departments. Is2i5i42 Increase. s7i5ls
feven day and other bills ll50 isa Increase. 1856
the rett..........,..,. 3l14362 lncreaso.. 4920
Tie reserve. ...,..,..., l0glsT65 Decrease. 21i3p
The most fsyorsbs feature III this exhibit is the in
crease IN the coin and bullion department. few
monhs since the weekly reports Of the Bank Of France
exhibited spid Increase in the amount specie While
the bullion II the Dark Of England steadily din-
nshing New the movement is reversed. Tho laae 70.
port q the Bank Frauoe compared With ths
previous week. shows that the oash n hand has dli
nished By ssT oCOT The commercial bills discounted
naye decresltd by 3e4sooof The bans note, In cirou
ls.on have decreased ~ se3o00f The balance to the
credit o. the Treasury has decreased By Ss5eoot Tae
sundry credits have Increased by 5G1Goo0f
The Comm,sioI eTs Of Public Works Of tho State Of
Penpsyvhnia have determined to opon the canals for
navigation. on the Isth OF March
Tie tal recently vetoed BIZ the Governor CT Texas
relative 70 tbc pubic debt % the late republic, IL nov
,~ having passed both branches Of tho Legislature BY
tneconFttutcna msotites The bill reads ~ foiloEs
Ihat the rats Of payment and cleesideatlon sssnsd
Ia eeab class az debt tho late republic, By the Auditor
and Ccmptroer undor the provisions OF set entitled
IAN act ior ssoesaning tho debt of The late republic OF
Texas approved February 9th 1850 reported ny ssd
,nsers il their report 20 tbs Legislature 81 dsas mo
18th II November Bcl Is hereby and s1opsg
by the state q Texas and The value zned 10 esoh
csae OF liabilities ~ rad oneers, H. Their report aiore
said Is what the State Of lexas recognises due 10 the
respective CLAIMANT"
The Governor sssgus his reason Cor wlthbosiughis
from tbs bin That It's passage might operate
Justly enc opp.-s.'vsiT n csses.
"a, 1acA1a tslss t.y. extANtts III le. "a q caol
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aoADs or THE sTArE or Nav YoRK. 1851.
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Whoes number Of miles in operation ........ LTicX
Do. do. being constructsd.. -. S73x
Brought into during the year ending Ser
TENDER 80, 1s5l -. .............,,..,.. 422
Tots amount expended in the construc-
ten Of railroads in thi, State, up to this
So;h Of september, 1851 ........... S-3O2ss5 4 IS
Up to same date In ls60............-. eo7697s7 OF
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~ thought or cause was badly conducted and that
We snouie perish. But it was urged, union Is
parsmount-let there be no disccrd; and We were
consequently silent. Now in exile it would be well
TO clear up fully the Hungarian question, not so
much for the sake Of the past for the sake Of the
present. and still moro for the future 1t is vital
question to asceraia the errors Of the past but
II is now urged that particular individuals and GER
tain errors. though these errors can be proved to
have been fatal, should be spared As for me- say,
[" the country, libery and the future. before al"
Nations reed net hereafter certain names-ths.
time is passed by. What patriot in this era clings
to any name but the holy name OF liberty! He
who does ia an idol worshppsr. do not belong to
that clase BARrH SzgMEaE
PARIS, Msy Il, 1859.
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Died.


In Boobyn. ON Wednesday afternoon December %, At
four oelook Of congestion Of the LUNGS mAReAnErTA,
youngest daughter Of John and Margaret Aoercro nbe
The relatives and friends of the family are invited to
stt nd the funeral from the residence OF her parents No.
l16 Concord street. this afternoon at two o'clock without
fur her rotice.
On Wednesday December % Cnsrsror HER ". swrzrs,
formerly Of Parscnsi own Ireland aged SO years
his remains wiz be taken to Greenwood Cemetery for
IteInent this afternoon at half past twelve o'clock
from his late residence west corner of Eleventh. street and
Siy til ave nue..
Canada papers please COPY.
On " edreiday, December %, Mrs JOSEPHINE RoUuER,
CT h6tapzss. Island OF Cuba.
The uii ds If the family respectfully invited to at
tend her funeral this mtrnipg ten O'Clock from her
late resdepce No. 90 West Twenty sixth street
On Thursday December 2a after long and painful ILL
neet, DuoH EcBsIpE.
The friends OF his femily and those Of his brother john
Mcbride Of jersey City are respectfully invited attend
the funeral TO morrow afternoon three ocock from
bic late residence Ne 1913 Eighth street between
d and G
On IhuIsdny, December 49, Mrs ISABELLA DAILY, wife
Of Idward Daily. aged 81 years, months aud days
The ien6s Of the family and these OF her r. II.
and VIM DAILY together with thoe OF her brother in law
Patrick Daily, and son.in law Henry Mooowen. sre
invited to attend her funeral from her residences No los
John street this afternoon, at half past O'Clock
On Thursday, December 20, GEORGE WILLIAMS. aged 0
months and 70 days the only son Of eaac and Amy WI
lions.
Their relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
stterd the funeral this afternoon at clock from
No :26 Eighth avenue. The remains will be taken to
Gveenv GOD for ntsrment
On Wednesday evening, December 90 the residescc
OF her son In law John wyle No 342 Third Mrs.
ABAoAM JonssoT, ogea 50 years. month and 25 days
On "Wednesday evening. December "a PnILrp L. VAN
sAsPAcaf, aged 20 year and months
HIS friends and the friends or hs ather. Mr. Antoine
Van Senbech invited 70 attend his funeral Co
morning, ~ ten O'Clock. from the residence OF Mr..
Henry GiDns No 90 West Baltic street, South Brook
lyn
jefferson county papers please cory.
At Port Richmond, Staten leland Thursday De-
cember 70 Cayt. JAcon Va, PELT aged 81 years and
month long and favorably known on the Ezabethport
an Staten Island ferries.
The friends ana aquaintanees OF the family
qued 10 attend his funeral without further invitation
Sunday morning OF half past ten O'Clock at the Dueh
Reformed Church In Port Richmond. The steamboat
leaves pier No North river at half past nine and Port
hiebmond ct two O'Clock.
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Married.

On Thursday afternoon, December 23 by the Rev. A.
T. Campbell D., q. GoopRicH BorcE Esq, to Miss
CABoiisE M. UAADIE. all Of this city
October n, by the Rev Benjamin Evans, THOMAS J.
Cox TO PErEossLLA daughter OF Francis Humbert Eco
ell OF tbf city.
On yhuitday December %, by the Rev Mr. Gllett, Of
Hope Cbspo MIR EoEEaT MIDDLETON of Philadelphia, to
Miss Han RET SEcoR Of this city.
On WedI esday Dozen Der % by the Rev. Thomas Ar
mitsge Mr. WILLIAM GsEES, Of this city to Miss May
a. MircnEL. only daughter of Elijah Mn,hen, Esq, Of
BucEran LpUg Island,