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Congregational Dinner to X ,ssuth.

Al meeting Of the general Of members the Senate
House Of who unite the
given Governor Kossub held in the Speakers Friday
the I'd Instant, the following committees appointed
Committee Of .drrang ssnsqS
Hon. GEORGE BRIGGS, Of New York
Hon. GEORGE w. JONES, ofIowa;
Hon. r. H. STANTON, of Kentucky
Hon. JAMES C. JONES' Of Tennessee;
Hon, GILCHRIsr PORTER, OF Missouri.
Committee Of Irritation.
Hon. THOMAS L. CI.lNGMAN, of North Carolina
Hon. THOMAS b. FLORENCE, OF Pennsylvania
Hon. J. w. BRADBURY, Of Maine.
Committee IN Ceremoniss
Hon. r. P. STANTON, of Tennessee
Hon. A. p. BUTLER, OF South Carolina
Hon. T. YATES WALSH, Of Maryland.
The dinner win be given the National Hotel Wednesday
the 7th instant at 9 O'Clock, p.
The subscribers and other members Of the Senate and House
Representatives tickets Offices Of the Sergeant
alarms fthe respective houses.
WIN. M, GNyINN, Chairman.
R. II. STANTON Secretary.
Jan did
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Late from Msrico-Poptar Outbreak Flight Of CarauoJ'

performance interesting play OF Marie
Ducange evening by Madame Celeste in
triumph distinguished artistic retains all the and fire
expression marked earlier performances, while
decidedly precision Of her acting and
complete mastery by which her effects produced
The house full throughout and the performances received
applause evening appears og
nal perhaps popular character Of the French Spy
IL Whispered about last evening that Gov Kosuh would
Theatre informally and he
invitation from do during his stay Wash
ngton. He present, however, last evening.
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supr.m. Court OF tho United states.
Monn.r. January s. 1859.

No. rs. Moses b Ives, plaintiff in error, the Mer
chants Bank, in to the circuit court Of the United
States for Rhode Island Mr. Justice Catron delivered
the opinion Of the court, affirming the judgment OF the
said circuit court in this cause with costs and damages
AT the rate Of six per centum per annum.
No. -. The Grand Gulf Railroad and Banking Com
psny John r. Marshall in 10 the supreme court
OF Louisiana. Mr. Chief Justice fancy delivered the
opinion OF the court dsmissng this cause for the want
OF jurisdiction.
No SO. VIM l.. Pierce ct al Us. Henry Fitzbugh 1t al
The argument of this continued by Messrs.
Grant and Seward for the appellees.
Adjourned until tomorrow, III O'Clock.
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these have been tried and condemned for robbery with
armed hand by military tribunals.
The Independent Beige has received notice from the
Austrian and Prussan governments that il il attack the
government OF Louis Napoleon il will be forbidden in
Germany as well France
The London illustrated News has been excluded from
France.
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TREAsURER's STATEMENT,

"SEg daahdps
then odran
@J4"shG"y01" and IRON aPo"arH'G ordered
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ess she wil-we shall hold ourselves ready 10 for.
swear all Cuban expeditions in her time France con-
nues Tranquil, and everything indicate the con
hmaiion OF Louis Napoe coup ftat by the popular
vote
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Gy-Masonic-A stated meeting OF Federal Lodge No.
this Tuesday evening Masonic Hail. O'clock The
members be punctua and all brothers good
standing cordially invited.
BY order ofW. NJ: g. A. sCHWARZMAN,
Ian
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aDIRECT TRADE. -

@. BAYLOR co, commission merchants Amsterdam, Hob
v. land will receive cotton lumber, WOOL
cotton timber tobacco, sc, &C.
tender manufacturers
timber and will
which desired FOR International friends
souh Of the societies formed for promotion
OF the commercial manufacturing and shipping Of
southern states.
an 6-Iaw6mdSw
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Final for the banquet Jackson Hall,
o the sth OF January, 1854.

Final for the banquet Jackson Hall,
on tho sth OF January, 1852.
HE appointed Jackson
preparation celebrate the anniversary Battle
New Orleans completed their They have de
tsrmined saloon ef Jackson Hall
Thursday the 9Th Of January Most OF the dn-
guhed members democratic whom Of invita-
addressed ignhea their
kossuth having himself and suite the
the Committee has been determined
sue besides tickets gentlemen, hundred admit
The tickets admission will, from the
the front office Of Jackson Hail. IL Is
poant or tnoe who desire 20 be present 70 provide themselves
with tickets before the day Of celebration The issue Of ckeu
been limited such number will the comfort Of those
who may be present
The genemens tickets "a and the tickets admit
gentleman and lady, 50.
The supper will be the table At TX O'Clock precisely
The following gentlemen constitute the Committees Of Arrange
ment
J. ID. Hoover, p. u. Key, J. @. Bonet
w. w. Cuuan, Charles 8. walhcb, Aaron w. Miller,
COMMITTEE rolsTs.
v. P. Blair, e. u. Robinson, z. Jones'
following
nittee carry the Of the evening, viz
Mai VIM. D. Scott ID. Hines, r. +. Doyle,
Or. Chaplin, J. a. Ennis, o. =. X. Peck,
r. McNerhany, George w. Phillips, n. n. French,
Chas. 4. Jones, y, w, McKnew, Thos, Thornley,,
Francis Reilly r. J, Gait y A. Gordon,
g, n. Cuskey, Craven Ashford ID, Radcliffe.
Jme-d J, d. HOOVER, President
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BRITISH ALMANAC AND COMPANION FOR 1902 -
Imported from London subscriber and this day received
1871 1851 Railways the Uni
ted Kngdom Exhibition Of 1851 Fluctuations OF the Funds
The County Courts. Facts and Figures Public Debts and Stand
OF the European States The the In
venon OF uIons Chronicle the Session OF Parliament OF 1851
Abstract Important Public Abstracts Parliamentary Doc
umens Public improvements Chronicle OF Occurrences Lists Of
Public Officers Of Parliament OF Law, Of Church.
Of the Bank Of England Of those foreign service Foreign Minis
in England, Queen Ministers abroad army
agents, universities colleges cubhouses scientific Institutions
imports exports, statistics and much other useful information
Jan g FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Drafts heretofore
drawn, but not yet
paid, though paya
bile.
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TELEGRAPHIC REPORTS, Sc.

Breaking up of the Ice in the Snsqushanna. -AHoihsr Ice
Gorge.-Suspensioa of Travel, &c.
HAvRE DE. GRACE, Jan. 49, p. m-The Susquehanna
river literally choked up with ce causing suspension
OF all travel by the railroad between Baltimore and Phila-
dephia for the present The ice commenced moving
Yesterday afternoon with great velocity and soon choked
up the river below this point the same as II did last
winter
The ice is backed up in solid mass far Port d..
posite and is considerably the tow-pah at Bells
Ferry.
The railroad steamboat is this slde and there IS no
possibility OF her being able to pass The train from
Philadelphia yesterday afternoon compelled to return
after reaching the river.
have yet heard of damage, though the danger is
not all over yet.
Late from MsrieoPoppar OuibrtakHight of Carapajai
confirmed, &c.
New ORLEANS, Dec 80 The steamer Mexico has arri-
with advces from the City of Mexico 10 the 18th uit
On the 10Th popular outbreak occurred against all for
egner in consequences OF reduction IN the tarh on pro-
visions. Many stores destroyed and lives lost.
Congress had adjourned after adopting resolution TO
borrow two millions of dollars.
The raising of the siege Cerralvo has been confirm
ed. Caravajal lost four killed and seventy wounded.
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Later rroIa Eureps-ArrivaI OF ths Fraasiin xnd 81

The steamships Franklin and Atlantic arrived al New
York on the Sd and 4h inst respectively. bringing dates.
the Franklin OF the a2d, and the Atlantic OF the oath
from Liverpool Intelligence from Paris had been re-
ceved TO the evening of the 22d The telegraph gives
the following summary of their news which is OF con
siderable interest
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GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs-sELLiNG OFF
TO MoNEWe would respectfully inform customers and
goods goods reduced
price in order of the bulk OF stock before
men generally, and in name the following vim
10 pieces superior printed French moussenes
so do medium price goods from 25 TO SIT cents
do small figured French printed (slI wool mousselnes,
at 37t cents, suitable for children
do Ga plain (al wool moussenes in purple,
French mernoes shades.
few dark browns In the lot that we will sell without
regard
25 do English mernoes, good coos and cheaper than
Also hand fine assortment Of colored
and watered silks which we closing out very
cheap
Is rich black gros de kline which
good wearing goods aud very cheap
do plaid popin rich goods j7I per yard. These
goods make as rich dress as plaid silk at o. Gall
Our stock goods well and shall here
after puncua attention this branch Of business
DESTROYS closing the stock In order In entire
new supply early in the spring.
We also ladies
all quaues in long sleeves and high neck long DO low neck
short sleeves and low neck short sleeves and high nec which
W. NJ SINISTER a co,
Jan 6-eod2w 7h street, the Avenue.
DOR THE AssEMBLIEs.-we open this day at 10 O'Clock
suitable for balls, parties &C. consisting, in part Of
Cofeun pearl, and blond caps
Festhep tipped with gold and silver
Gold and silver flowers, ornaments for the hair
Wreathcs and lunches.
EVENING FANS
100 paterns evening fans, pearl ivory, and sandal
wood. Shell tuck combs.
PERFUMERY.
eases Of assorted perfumep for the handkerchief
mGle de bGufi Lubn's fine musk jasmine geranum
Jocky club hehotrope, sc.
Baous best kid gloves and promise 70 Of any hand from No
TO No H. in any coor our gloves never mp or tear out
Fancy Store, under Nationsi Hotel.
InnR
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BY A. GREEN, Aucuoneor.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN,-on Saturday
the 10Th instant shall sell the premises, nj o'clock p MI
that highly valuable the Farmers Hotel situated
In No t07 Of 9Th and streets having front
OF @ IS eth including all the extensive sta
bling occupied by Wbsley livery and sale sta
be The location OF this surpassed any being
city, the Centre Market and Post and
Patent Ofhces.
Terms cash balance three instalents OF
one wo purchaser giving for the defer
the day Of deed given
and deed Of trust Title good and all encumbrances
moved.
Jan I'D A. GREEN, huctioneer.
Telegraph
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MISUNDERSTANDING OFF CHEAP

HOUSEKEEPING GOODS-sELLING OFF CHEAP
Ill TO MOVEWe would desire call Of house
stock Of goods, which offering
a greatly reduced prices move. We have
% good a. Irish linen, which will sell IS cents
yard, put up in I2yard pieces
25 do various qualities undressed from 3 rs cents,
and all cheap
Cloths yards by q! which shall from
81 IS. These goods certainly very cheap,
all who a cloth Of size should call and
pieces heavy damask ranging
81 yard and all cheap
90 dozen damask napkins prices
25 piano and table cloth covers, cheap
pieces casbmeret, plain
100 pieces Russian diapers Of all qualities
SO dozen towellings, from 81 25 per dozen up
beached including all the choice
which promise TO sell as cheaply they be
had in the
Also band full Of blankets goods,
that will offer in order close them before
moving
Domescs all kinds and will be sold cheap they
be bought the North reasonable such
cacoes brown plaid domescs cassne fannes colored
cacoes, and almost article the dry goods which
aesirous OF closing
w. NJ. sHUsTER q CO.,
Jan6-eod2w 7th street, the Avenue
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NATIONAL THEATRE
Mr. E. A. MARSHALL, Lessee. Mr.. w. M. FLEMING; Stage
Manager,
Second night o grea, artistic, MADAME CELESTE.
TUESDAY EVENING, January 6, 1852,
WIN be performed the grand military and dramatic spectacle the
FRENCH SPY, in which MADAME CELESTE will perform
her three great characters.
Dancing by Miss ANNE WALTERS,
And farce of the PLEASANT NEIGHBoR.
Private boxes So Dress circle and SO Reserved
rs Orchestra rs Family circle IS
Third tier 5Ocents; Colorsd gallery IS cents.
Jan
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Amount on depos
ite.
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HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT PRI-
~ VATE sAlEon Tuesday and Wednesday January and z,
VIII offer private sale the residence Of his Erceency W. de
household furniture.
Purchasers win find this opportunity obtaining superior
articles At remarkably low prices.
The house will remain each day from 10, !, m
Jan 6-2t q. w. BOTELER, Auctioneer.
SUPEHIOR CHAMPAGNE wINE.-Ianding thi. day
~ from schooner Csaro--
rs baskets Boxers very superior Champagne wiae
75baskets Henaud Hedseck Champagne all
GEO. THos PARKER a Co,
Jan 6-Tuws-4wf Opposite Browns Hotel.
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Washington Assembled

HE first Assembly ball will take place on Tuesday evening" the
9th instant, NJ Jackson Hall.
Tickets obtained by subscribers Fches
at Stevens's, Pennsylvania avenue.
persons subscribers procure
admission by applying ofthe executive managers.
Jan4-N
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His excelency the American minister, Mrs Lawrence
Elizabeth Drummond, where large party had assembled
for the Christmas holydays.
The United States mail steamship Atlantic from New
York the 9th nit arrived at Liverpool the 18th. A
special messenger came 10 London with the government
despatch bag for minister, bat Mr. Lawrence
visit in the Deghborhood OF Southampton Ca learn
ing per the telegraph that very important dispatches had
arrived from Washington he returned to London These
dispatches relate to the affair OF the British of
Express firing upon the American steamer Prometheus
There have been a few failures in England, and
amongst the number is the house OF Messrs. Luckee
Brothers & Co, of London, in the West India trade
Their liabilities are variousy estimated TO range from
thirty TO fifty thousand pounds The Liverpool firm OF
Messrs. Plat Sons, Casson has suspended payments
The liabilities stated TO be about thirty thousand
pounds.
Notice had been given in London, on the 9th of De.
cember all the members OF the English cabinet that
cabinet council would be held on Monday, the 22d
This meeting called for the purpose OF discussing the
affair OF the Prometheus
The Atlantic carried out the of kossuths arrival
and reception at Staten Island The London Times pub
fishes, In extenso, all of Kossuths speeches there.
The organs of the Austrian government are loud in
their laudations OF Louis Napoleon The Hungarian
journals disapprove OF his conduct.
The strangest reports upon French events for
time current in Turin OF bulletin, stating that Kos.
suth had been made President OF the French republic,
three thousand copies were Immediately sold
In Austrian Italy the judicial shedding OF blood con-
unues Nine persons have Just been shot at Maara and
Twelve at Iecena seventeen individuals have had the
sentence OF death committed into prolonged mprson-
ment One person has been hanged at Mantua All
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-21
The Neyy-Man Policy.

There is good deal of curiosity felt just now,
on all sides, to know for what personal virtue OF
public consideration General Frank Pierce was
nominated for that high office. 1t is very evi-
dent that it could not have been out of Difference
for his abilities and experience a statesman,
for in those qualities either Mr.. Cass or Mr..
Buchanan far excelled him--nor because of his
military genius and services, in these respects
Generals Butler and Houston should have been
preferred-nor yet was it in view of his =" Young
Americanism, since Senator Douglas stood forth
pre-eminently as the representative and cham
pion of this lateb born political idea. Nor-pur-
suing the mystery still further-could Mr..
Pierce's superiority over all competitors have
consisted i'll his consistency and devotion par
lyman, for in this regard he was not SO accept
able as either of the gentlemen whom lie super
seded, and, in his short Congressional career, hal
differed from the ablest minds of his own poti-
cal faith, and voted against measures Of national
policy which received even the approval and ex
ccutiye sanction of President Jackson. What,
then, in the name Of reason, was that compre-
hensive, all-sutficient overshadowing principle
or attribute of eligibility possessed by him who
bore down, ''at one fell swoop," Cass, Marcy,
Buchanan, Douglas, and others--the great lights
and pillars of the Democracy.
philadelphia North Anlerican
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-21
Lundy's Lane Celebration.

The news that General Scott reversing his
earlier decision, has consented to CRAFTY his old
companions in arms and their fellow citizens who
have united in the urgent invitation to attend
the Lundy's Lane celebration at Niagara Falls
next week, is everywhere received with enthu-
siasm. We hear already of military companies
from Cleveland, Utica, Rochester, Buffalo, &C.,
that have resolved to attend, and we understand
that at least one will 60 from this city. There
will be cheap excursion tickets issued on all the
railroads leading to Niagara.
The military review on Wednesday, by Gen.
Scott and Gov. Hunt, will be worth journey in
these "piping times of peace" The Albany
Evening Journal well says
"Wer rejoice to learn that Gen. Scott has yielded
to the solicitation of the citizens of Western New
York, backed by the entreaties of his old com
rades, to revisit the fields upon which he fought
and bled, but conquered in 1914 1t is time
high time, that the fields of Chippewa and
BridgeWater should witnessa popular demonstra-
ton Of American gratitude.
"The Niagara frontier is the scene of Scotts
earliest exploits 1t was there that he 'feshed
his maiden sword 1T there that he fought
battles which established the bravery and prowess
of an American army-battles which taught Eng
land to respect and all Europe to honor us.
" The review, therefore, of the troops which
the occasion will draw together will be one of
exceeding interest. A review of 10000 Aus
trian conscripts, by the Emperor of Russia, which
we saw few weeks since, dazzled the eye; but
the review of 10000 citizen soldiers by the vete-
ren hero of Queenstown, Chippewa, Lundys
Lane, Cerro Gordo, and Churubusco, (who resem-
bles the Emperor Of Russia only in his majestic
form and soldierly bearing will touch the hearts
of 100, 600 grateful Americans"
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-21
NOTICE.

MR.. j. EDRE EHI, native of Morocco, has the
M honor TO the public that he has for sale
cxcec article called AMULETS, which is preven-
tive of Cholera Scarlet Fever and other contagious dis
extensively in England during the rage
Cholera 1892 and approved by the Medical Faculty
in that country This Amulet is berry that grows upon
Mount Lebanon in botanic garden Jerusa.
LEM 1t has bean patronzcd in the four quarters Of the
world. This Amulet Is excellent article prevent the
spread of dseasesfro It's smell is preventive
of fevers and general decline of the system II is
necklace around the neck for ornament, and also
bracelet around the wrist From its strong odor il is
excellent certain article for the preventive of moths
In clothing.
This article is patronized in England France and Italy,
and Kewise acquired universal patronage in America No
one should be without this excellent article.
Ladies' and gentlemen! You have the only oppOr-
uuity Of purchasing them you will have, have again
when gone. They sold at reasonable pricefrom
81 TO S4 for each necklace.
Mr.. Edrehi will remain but short time, and may be
found at MEMO LULLAY'S Cigar and Tobacco Store,
jy 9-lw Penn. aya bet AZ aud 9th sts.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-07-21
Items.


The negroes are prohibited from smoking ci
gars in the streets Of Richmond.
Mr. Couldock is playing at the National, New
York, in the Harvest Home"
The importation of guano into Great Britain
amounts to ten millions of dollars annually.
There are fifty banks in Connecticut Capital
S12 000,0 900.
The Oxford (Iississippi) Star hoists the names
of Berrien and Crittenden.
The Prince of Wales has an income of $500, 900
year.
Genius is plant, whose growth you cannot stop
without destroying it.
An iron monument to the memory of Henry
Clay is to be erected in Pottsville.
whats your politics ?" "Hav'nt got any y
What no politics :" "No, not polite
The wheat crop in Indiana, and in the West
generally, is said to be very heavy, and free
from all blight or rust.
An editor was recently seen in Nashville in
the undispute possession Of a thousand dollars
Apocryphal
According to the French census, one French
man in seventy dies by his own hands: and one
woman in a hundred and twenty-five.
Let frighted locos madly sing,
We go our death for Pierce and King.
Their death will be: our Scott and Graham
Will dig their grave and in it lay EN-
No street in Constantinople has a name, nor is
there lamp Ill it, yet there are five hundred
thousand inhabitants There is not post office
nor mail route in all Turkey, nor church bell
Tenders are being received until the I'd of
August for the re-erecti ton Of Brooks monument,
on Queenstown Heights, Oh which will be spent
between G5, 900 and 600
This year the Democracy have resolved to turn
over new eaf.-ADaay AHaS.
1t will be I" the sere and yellow leaf" The
ground will be strewed with the fallen and de-
caying foliage in November.-RocheStsr American.
The wife of John Merrill Dow, of Seabrook,
New Hampshire, whose throat was cut a few
days ago by her drunken husband, died on Tues
day of her wounds. She was about 20 years of
age. He lies in Exeter Jail awaiting trial.
Within a few days several deaths have occurred
at the Quarantine Hospital, New York, from a
disease malignant iu its character and closely al
lied to cholera. Physicians, however, hesitate
to pronounce it cholera. At Wards Island, and
the other institutions in charge of the commits
sioners OF emigration, health continues good.
In England, during the last twenty years, the
Episcopal Church has increased its places Of
worship 1889 per cent. The various bodies Of
Methodists 102.l9 per cent. The Baptists 6l1'
per cent. The Roman Catholics 1920 per cent.
The Independents ~ per cent. And other
Protestant churches and chapels 4O.O7 per cent
ooh mother, mother, come quick Angelina
Arrabela has General Pierced =,
"What my child"
Angelina has seen toad and Gen. Pierced ]"
.sWhat does the child mean Tell me this
minute what dreadful thing my pet darling has
done"
why ehe'e Gen. Pierced-she's tainted"