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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13
hR. EDITOR

Please note an omission
in the article OIL Our national delen-
srs," by which II is stated that Con
0r.ss cali-d Tor and received from Tie
Hon. Secretary OF " ar, All ahle reporI
OF eighr ,lrguish,d officers. &C. in
stead e" an able rel OFT with nm appel
dix containing the report oi eight dis
u.u!.heJ officers" &c.
Truly yours,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

Hulsemsun left New York for Havrc,
Saturday
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13
BosToN, MAY s

Hon. Daniel Webster, arrived in this
city las, evening. He wac received AT
the depot by IA large crowd Of citizens,
who loudly cheered him. In response to
their welcome, Mr.. Webster spoke near
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-05-13

Us-We furnish tho so-calcd Maine
Law, which passed the General Assem-
bly, last week, TO our readers, in an ex.
ira, this morning. We commend il to
the careful perussl, ne they will prob.
ably have occasion hereafter 10 under.
stand all its provisions it would also
be we'll for every one TO preserve their
copy Tor future reference, ss many qucs.
tons will undoubtedly arise, before long,
when 1t will be necessary to refer to tho
law.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
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MAMMOTH.


gentleman in Botetour in letter written on
the 9Th ult., 10 our friend Mr. Frederick Gillum Of
this county, gives the following description of a
Mammoth recently found indigging the foundation
for the track Of the Virg;nil and Tennessee Rail
Road ia Botetourt
HSince got home there has been the carr
cass Of great mammoth dug out Of the
rail road on TIE contrac. Of our borders III
Is said to beat any thing that has ever been
heard Of in the United States His trunk
IS precisely like that of the elephants but
much larger it measures inches in diane
ter and from to feet long his grinders
are from 6 to 7 inches long and about inch
es broad The animallis supposed to have
been 80 feet long or more. Judge Holman.
one of the contractors, thinks that the bones
If they had been sound would have weighed
1000 lbs. We have got great many Of the
most prominent bones here, which excite the
curiosity Of all the people that are in reach
OF them, some are here every day to see them
You may think that / have represented
things unreasonably; but can assure Won
it is fact Charlottesville JeGersonian.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
EDUCATION IN NEW roRK.


The friends Of general education of the people
are sfati1ed with the astonishing results daily ex-
hibited from The experience Of other States Per
haps In no Stale in the Union were there sevefer
contests than in New York before 4 safe system
eould be adopted for educating The masses. Gov
Huntgiyes some striking instances Of success. He
says
esThe funds devoted to school purposes are he
lieyed TO be in safe aud healthy condition On
The 9TH September, lke capital of these several
hnds were as follows
Gsmmon School Fund So s25 449 ~
v s. Opposite Fund, 4Oi452O n
.lefstufe Fund s72. $50 12
Making an aggregate Of &C ,6i2 $50 SIS invested IN
cation
The annual report 81 the Superintendent ,-ill
present complete view Of The operations of our
scomuion school system
Ahe a1Meer Of children taught during the year
tSesS9ti the whole amount expended for
sssAers wages including books for school libra
'ries, was 81 .l32, COG Under the nreseni law ne
o'aie furnishes 81, 100000 Of the amount REQUIRED
aa4aely Tor the support OF the district schools viz
SSvvvouu rom the income of the School Fund and
cvVUOV required to be raised yearly by State tar.
- y estimated lhatthe sum thus furnished from
nc 9sasnry viii be sufficient in most eases, d
make tee schools free for six months In each year
leaving Il for each disrictto provide means BY rate
bills Tor such additional period as the school may
be taught
A report has been made BY Samuel s. Randall,
commissioner, BY which is embodied In a single
oct csmmen s<Acol code for the State.
We shall look for copy Of this repor, with grca,
interest
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
..BE Liberal WITH ALL. but NEVER
DESERT THE ORGAN OF YOUR
TfAHTN .,.--JA MES MoNRoE.

The above sentiment, given hy an Ex-President
OF the United States at dinnerparty in Richmond
some forty years since, is worthy Of all acceptation
I,teaches al important lesson and we hope that all
the good people Of Jefferson will heed it.
THE recent change in the organic law Of the State
has been the means of inducing many Of our ciii-
zeus, without regard to party, to Announce them
selves as candidates for lucrative Offices. It seems
that in this county at least, there win not be want
ing competition or opposition to every place in the
gift Of the people. Our own columns and those of
our worthy neighhor, bear testimony to the fact,
that the seramhSe will be general tits gratifying
reflection that a spirit and determination prevails
among thepcople to select, (without regard toparty
affnilies) the best men. They are anxious for The
tsnew order Of things" TO have fair trial This
cal faith, should deem II sufficient 10 have their
names announced in Tho, Spirit of jefferson alons
Why are they not 'libefal to all :" There is not
Whtg in the field whose name is not in 6otl
papers. Nor is this all: there is not a Wing ai-
vertising iii ous paper who does no, extend his
"1iberality to the Spirit of Jefferson We do NOT
complain de such noble generosity Ion the contrary,
VIC are glad 70 ii; but we do think II tilberal'
in the Democrats not to return the kindness.
So far as We are concerned, the names of no can.
didae for office shall appear in this paper unlessit
be paid for These are our sentiments, and let the
people make the most of them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
Baltimore Market.
RandOlpIl 4 LotiIoer,.
NfhcULAR OF PRicEs IN THE BALrrMoaE M1RKt+
fSr hs Feek ending Jan.SI4 1852
Reported expressly for the Freq 49,

ShhcULAR OF PRICES IN THE BA.rIMoRg M.pr1-
fNr the Eees ending Jan.SI4, 1852.
reported s<pressiy for the FRED fsrsss.
nPPLEs.-Saies at "a TO $5 per BbI. very searee
BufTER.-Sae of Glades al I2i 10 n - r.'s
bets. es1eIh Al otg'
BEEswAx.-Good demand tor shipment and ..ls.
are made at "a TO 25 cts. @''0 sai IT
REANs.-Whiie beans are hr;no;,. =, RI
Mixed 621 to IS cts Vs''o pei nus
Dac9s.IThe supply is better and demand uet
- g4oo though we quote last weeks rates SaJesc
4a nnoaiasrs a. st TO 9cts-sides al 10 Of clsE
n CATTLE-6O0 head were ofFaro, :, IL -, +
Monqay OF which $50 were sold 10 Civ B1ichert
a a.l fackers at 80 u 1925 on the ho5f eonsItE
~ 10 y % net The balance were driven loPtaE
White and Fellow - - y - eta ~
SCLoYERsEED SALES at 81, 70 to s525.
COUNTRY SeAP.--Sales at Al 10 81 cts.
Peaches :, Is = Of Apples al SIOo to 81 20
DI,EERsKiNsr~S Sales at i8 10 20 cts. kF
:, 10y A.-fIIm at our last quotations Sale "a,
wa " howard s. and City Mills al 81
FFl FIX p, at 81, I2E to is
TO 100. y 'v-ised FOX az I5 (
FEATHERs.-Sales al IS 10 ri. \
GSlNaENo;-ln demand at 80 TO IS cts.
1.sn - 1000 demand and sales at IS, rs 10 SCI
81 10 8 cts y - e's-bDls ~
10 cents prime arteie at z
OATs.-New are br;n.,;na o.
mand. .see - " - ets.i good De-
PpeAs.--Biack eyed peas win bring co 10 70 c,s
d...e ar[Sl in active demand, and nicely
q rs Iarkeys will bring to 10 cts Der H.
Ducks, Chickens and Geese els per III - a.
RYE-Sales at 10 to - cts.
SHELLB1RKs.--A good, article. viii t-;.. y.
to 100 cts. per bl.
TALLow.-Sales at CT to I cts.
TIMoTHY SEEp.-Salesa al 50 80 10 s273
bring 10 to II cts
WHEAT.-15 to s. cts. for inferior to good rood
e prime Al g 70 80 esi family lour white al 50 a
20 to so cts. 3 = @'sSe e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
NJ a rried,

On Tie It'll, III, Nv the Rev David Thomas MosEs
G. NADFNpouscH ard MARGAREr ANN WooD Hams
all of IL gesvie.
BY tic same. on The 3Oth ultmn, VII II. KIsER aud
BARBARY ELiEN CoLBERr--ali afBerkeley
BY the samey on the 18th ul,imo, W1ILiAaN Nolan
and MARY CRABB--all OF oil Berkeley.
BY the same onsthe Sth inst, PATRIeK DoYLE and
hATY McHRnE-aHa f Rank n
BY the same on the Sth inst, WM NJ Ka.rx and
ANN REpEceA KERNs- all cf Marihsburg.1
On the 9th inst. BY The Rev Samuel Cover, Dawn
BowIEs an'. JANE FRANeEs HAAProS-all of Loudounb
On Tuesday evening. 3Gth dltmo. BY The Rev. i GE
tiassaway, ar Belmont (Missonri,) the residence OF
jas; T. Yeatman, Esq, Mr.. RICHARD J. RocRwoop. Of
s. Louis, Mo- 10 Miss ANSEucA p, daughter OF he
late Archibald Rnbinson decd OF Jefferson Co., Va
In Spring field, Ohio. Tue sday evening Deccmbci
5eth, by the Rev lohn w. Weakly, MIR. JEssEeB MEi1
IoR to PHILIPPE FRANCES, daughter Of the late wa
N-sreene' formerly Of HarpeTs-Ferry Virginia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

IHE EXCITEMENT AT LYNcHBURG -Mueb
exe.tement has been created at Lynchburg,
Va: IN consequence of Gev Floyd hayina,
paraened q man named Joseph Angel con.
yictcd of brutal murder and sentenced to
6Feyears' confinement in the penitentiary.-
Gov Floyd, tits said, granted the pardon on
the; strength Of petition purporting to be
sigled BY nearly all the leading citizens Of
Lypchburg, including Judge Wilson, but ii
IS aElegcd the names were all forgeries. TIE
citizens Of Lynchburg have held large meet
ing on the subject, and appointed,a commit
tee to ascertain all the facts They also
adopted the following resolution
Resolted, That committee Of FIVE be an
pointed BY the chair, to notify the above
mentioned Joseph Angel, that his presence
cannot and viii ;S.at be tolerated in this COM
munisy; and that he be nstifed to leave our
town and county within the space ct tor days,
or bear the consequences and the commit
Zee will be supported BY this entire meeting,
in any means they may adopt to insure this
object.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
JUNIOR.

The introduction Of Kossath tolhe House Of Rep
resentatives on Wednesday was simple ceremo-
ny, and is thus described in the Washington Re-
public
AT one o'clock the Committee of tie House en-
tered The members rose. Kosshth leaned on the
arm of Mr. Cartier, the chairman. He was dress
ed in a velvet flock coat with sword at his side.
Having approached 70 the area in front of the
Clerks desk
Mr. Cartier said: Mr.. Speaker, have the honor,
on the part OF the committee of the House, TO pre-
sent Louis Kossuih toihe House Of Representatives
The Speaker. As the organ of this body, have
the honor to extend TO Louis Kossuth cordial well
cometo the House of Representatives
Mr.. Kossuth addressing the Speaker, said
SIR 1t is remarkable fact in the history ofman-
kind, that, while though all the past honors were
bestowed upon glory, and glory was attached only
10 success the legislative authorities Of this great
Republic bestow honors upon prosecuted exile
hAis4aagnianana hr diary nIlf favnred by success
Sir, thank in my own and. my country's name.
the House OF Representatives Of the Unfted States
for the honor Of this cordial welcome.
He was then conducted to seat az the Clerks
desk. 10
The House almost Immediately afterwards adj
journed.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
SPEAKER OF The HOUSE.

OscAR a. CRurcnFiELp, ESD, was, % Monday
last elected Speaker oflhe House Of Delegates, by
. Aaadsonle majority. Mr. cfu,chfeld Is an ex.
psriaaeed legislator and viii preside with a6iity
and 6rmness: He is once more a Democrat. afler
having passed through the stages Of Conservatism
and-Whiggery, His is one Of The many puzzling
cases Of the sort NE have me, with in our day and
generation. How logical and weli-regula,ed
mind like the MAJORS should have lost lis balance
Is beyond our comprehension. There are oiher
diteases besides smallpox. WHICH, ii seems a man
may take more Than once.
ukohok W MuSroRD, The most energetic and
accomplished Clerk IN the Union, has been r..
We nave never seen bis equalin point Of
s. $3.50 Ana ae : man Of great ability in
csAes resPeeis--a good writer as well As good
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
MISREPRESENTATION.

The New York Journal q commerce, a paper
ofDemoetatie sympathies, makes a sound remark
in reference % Mr.. Rober. J. Walkers crusadiag
temper. Il says
Has be rel to learn that here are now ana
win be, Inany wrougssfin he world which neither
he nor his countrymen can sci right; and thar Il
very many. indeed we may say most cases. even
ii remedy were possible By extreme efforts and
hazards "a our part, ii would be worse than he
disease The United States are well or and han
py We advise them not 10 sellsheir birthrigh, Tor
4 mess otpostage nor TO CRAFTY national pride nor
personal ambition-no nor with the vain hope Of
working eut in a hurry the problem of universal
liberty
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
Die ID:

On The IN instY ut the residence of her
Mr. James Shepherd, 81 Shepherdstpwn. Mrs. SuraS
HuMrHREYyItLE daughter George Lewis Mayor. q
Lancaster Pa, in the soth year or her age
Al her residence. in Berkeley county 81 Wednesday,
night iasti Mrs MARY MoYG, eonsor Of the late Join
None aged about n years, leaving lrge circle OF rc
lations and tFicRds TO lament her death
At North River Mills, in.nampshire ronnty. on ,hh
2sih ultimo Of Erysipeas, Mr.. CHRisropnIa IIrisl
mains were inferred in Romney.
On Monday The 9th inst, at the residence of Dayil
: W. Barton, Of Winchester, Miss ELLEN c. CAprITt
daughter Of Mrs, Elizabeth s. Cabs in about the lGtR
year Of her age VA
On Tuesday evening the 9th instant after short i'll
ness Of ~ hold eryspelas, Mr. RorERT BRAKsoy. ok
Winchester, aged 81 years. I[
On the 9TH instant, at fher residence. in Leesburr
MIS-. SARAH HAHRIs in the 72d year Other age
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
PoL1G.AMY IN UTAH TERRIroRY.

One Of The documents transmitted 10 Congress
with the Presidents Message il an ocial statement
Of the condition Of affairs in The Territory Of Utah
signed by the Chief and Associate Judges of the
Supreme Court Of the Territory. and also by the
Secretary Of the territory The following para
graph declares the existence Of polygamy in an I'M
limited degree:
We deem it our duty to state, in this Of.
fetal communication, that polygamy, or 'plu-
rality Of wives is openly asoWed and practis-
eIi n the Territory, under the sanction and
=, obedience 20 the direct commands Of the
church g. universal is this practice, that
very few, if any, ieae:::-..s men in that COM
munity can be found who have No. more than
one wife each, which creates monopoly. am.
which was peculiarly hard upon the officers
sent to reside there The prominent men
in the church, whose example in all things
it is the ambition Of the more humble 10 i'm.
itate, have each many wives: some Of them
we are credibly informedand believe, a. ma.
ny as twenty Or thirty, and Brigham Young
the Governor, even greater number Only
. few days before we left the Territory. the
Governor was seen riding through the streets
Of the city il an omnibus, with . large.com-
paDy Of his wives, more than twD-thirds 81
whom had infants in their arms-a sure sign
that the evil is increasing. Ii net uncom.
mon to find two or more sisters married TO
the same man and in one instance, At least,
. mother and her two daughters are among
the wives off leading member Of the church.
This practice, regarded aid punished as !
high and reyolting crime il ali civilized
countries, would. Of course. never Sc made
statuary offence By Mormon Legislature
and if q crime st common law. the court
would b peuerless 70 correct the evil, with
Mormon juries.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

AYERS CHERRr PEeroKaL.-We call attention ID
the advertisement Of this article now in our paper
end al this season Of the year when colds and coughs
are SO prevalent the information il contains will
not be found unwelcome. The eminent names
lent to recommend it are conclusive proof Of ID
value In addition 10 these we have eeu favored
with the perusal Of letters from many distinguished
indiTiduals,as well as humble sufferers who ar.
knowledge their Indebtedness to this valuable med
icine for the recovery Of their health ffom pairf,f
and dangerous diseases. II is at once safe AMI
pleasant 10 take, and is certainly Yery powerful ID
cure Those afflicted with coughs, colds. asthma
bronchitis boarseness, indeed any of the variou9
affections Of the lungs, will do well TO try the CherI
~ Pee.ofal, ard viii have no cause to regret ibid
exnerimenf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
BURGLARY.

On Sunday night last, the Store House Of Mr.
CHARLrs c. CAMERON, of Leetown, ia his cousty,
was entered and robbed Of various articles Of mer
chandise The thief entered at the back window,
whilst Mr. G. and his clerk were sleeping in the
Store. The robbery is supposed to have been COM
miied By Frederick Stonffer, noted burglar, who
lately escaped from the Martinsburs Jail, and for
whose aires: the Sheriff 81 Berkeley has offered
reward Of one hundred dollars Hwas discovered
in straw pile on the farm Of ths1aie Mrs. Manga
rel Beall after which be made tracks, leaving The
stolen property behind. which Mr. Cameron has
since recovered
He has since made an aitempt. we learn 10 rob
the premises OF MessrsI Rawleigh Bowers, al.
Helm, James Watson. and James v. Moore. From
Mr.. Moore he stole abuffalo robe. 4 party, we
understand, IS in pursuit. Of him.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
rRocREss OF WASHINGTON CITY.

The total number Of buildings erected duringthe
last year was 1853 dwellings, - shops, and A adj
ditions.
The foundation FOR the enlargement Of the Capt.
sol has been completed 10 substantial manner.
Each wing is s3S eei by 1919, and AZ feet from the
present building, to be united by colonades The
whole front from North to South will be about 700
feet Gas has been introduced into the Rs,unda
The Easi wing Of the Patent Office, on 7th street
has been raised 10 its height and rooted. Ii is 4
Dess;.::fal building
The whole number Of Inssrments during the year
from Julyi, 1850, 10 July |, 1851; has only pesSaa
Oh. - i
These, AMI many interesting details, are furnish.
ca BY MrJJohn SessEofd, an old and worthy prin-
Ter, who kas observed and noted The progress of The
City for 81 years past.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
THE FAITH or PRINCES.

Wo 70 him who relics on the lathe Of princes"
is an axiom long promulgated and believed in, Yet
often dsregarded In his answer 10 toast COM
plimentary TO the Sultan Of Turkey, NJ. Kossuth
made the following remark;
The Turk mad never broken his plighted faith,
whereas there is not single King. Prince Duke,
or Emperor, on the Continent, who has not broken
his word thousand times before God and man
Turkey is essential to the security Of Europe from
Russian ssssession and absorption. Once Turkey is
crushed and Consiautinople (the day and night Of
dreams q ths Adssian) secured, Russia becomes
the arbiter q he destnies OF all Asia and Europe
To sustain turkey, nothing more is necessary than
the encouragement Of such nation as America,
which shall arouse her dormant bit mighty vitality,
and whose nerposition. shall be free from the sus-
pss.ions and tanns o. European diplomacy,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15

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LExTzn No. xxu.
Observation-Disclosures Banqlsel---
Clergy Isdiaas National T7llafre--
WAsHixsTox, Jan 18th is52
Mn. EDlToR III my fingers are no, loo much
numbed b. The intense cdld, which has come back
uPoa rs slike thogsabd Of brick Imay ind
topics interest and manage indiie ycu ietter
But my faculties seem Is dull as mr. fingers and
thoughts aow from my etaninm, about as drnxsily
as The ink from this old gray goose-quil Of mine.
OF coaEss Ko=suih b. evea now. the great hem
Of news with the numerous corps Of Letfer-wriiers
Who take up their abode here during he Sessions
Of Congress- He lefE us this morning for Annapo-
lis whittier he goes b ihvitation from Gov. Lowe,
whose guest he will be. The Legislature Of Mary
Ian has also voted hin ! welcome. The speech
delivered BY this listing hished Al the Congress
siOnal Dinner given him, is regarded b Al who
havs1ei,her heard Or lead |, as his masterpiece,
both as itresards its composition and style Of de-
livery. We did not htveiha good fortune 70 be
among the favoured WHIP listened 70 The magic tones
Of this eloquent defender Of the peoples rights but
We were deeply impressed with is great power
during its petusal. ana somewhat imagined the
effect il mast have produced upon his brilliant au
ditoFy. His allusion 70 the Capital and its com
parson with The Eternal City in its palmies, days.
was exceedingly happy.
The Democratic Association gave him Ban
quet on he sh being Inc anniversary Of the Battle
or New Orleans ~Aboht five hundred persons were
present. including great many Of the fair Sex
/ After the cloth was removed an Address Yas read
/ Is Kossuih BY F, r. Blalr, Esq, concluding with
The sentiment, aThe Ekiles Of Europe Liberty and
Louis Kossuth" The distinguished guest then
responded. He slluded at some length to what he
termed ithe practical philosophy of that great vic
| tory they had, assembled to commemorate. Sena-
tors Cass and Doaglsss also delivered speeches
] They wereia received with tremendous demon
STATIONS Of APPLAUSE The Clergy Of the District
4 recently called uponR Kossuth. A number Of the
Indians who comprise delegation from the tribes
Of the Sioux Nation paid their respects to Inn on
the 9Th of January. He received them very kindly,
and pr, senied each walh medal which was struck
in hishonor in New York, by which be wished them
to remember him, when they went to their bones
I in the far distant West. What strange sight they
must have presented TO him. those red warriors Of
the wilderness clad ID their fantastic war dress
On Friday last Kbssuih was introduced by Mr..
Cas- 10 Mr. Clay. The great Ken,nckian made a
short talk, in which he distinctly defined what he
deemed should be the policy Of this government
with regard 10 Intervention in European affairs.
There is not much business Of interest in Con-
gress.
Miss Julia Dean the very popular Actress who
| created such ftror in Westinghouse years ago,
will make her frs, appearance az the National TO-
night, in the Character Of Julia N the Hunchback.
The navigation of the Potonacsis again closed
with ice. Yours &c4s
|
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-01-15
VISIT OF NJ. kossUTH TO MR.. cLsY.

About Two O'Clock Ffiday afternoon NJ. Kossuth,
accompanied by Gen. eass, called upon Mr.. Clay
al his rooms al the National Hotel
The interview was on both sides very cordial and
friendly and was continued about an hour in the
course OF which we learn that Mr. Clay frankly
disclosed his sentiments and considerable length,
aso the policy of this country in reference to the
question Of Intervention in European affairs Mr..
Clay, as i has been understood, is opposed to any
change in this policy, deeming il best no, only for
ourselves, but likewise for the down.trodden popu
lations ofEurope, that should pursue, as hiher-
TO- the even tenor Of our way.
NJ Kossuth paid the most respectful attention to
Mr.. Clay! and on his side impaired much interest
ing intelligence TO the social and political condi
tion of several Of the European nations.
TTofe5l, rpneo~