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AMUsEMENTs.

R0wERY THEATRE.-BoAEs.. . CENTS PIT. i:,.
sss11eS
ksnssd Good.il baron Dc Hoa. iron %i as%isoa;
::nns GEiih. Nine sasa dol Fsanchi S@s Jordan
EsrA H:. Bnsrt Previous % the drama comedy Of
H. Kysask NJ s%il'an sS ssis We.
AtchslE Katharine Koper Mis-. Gertrude Dawes
RURTuNs THEATRE, CHAMBERS sTaEEr-DkEss
H. ;.s
LIrE.Mr Gilman Mr. Burton Sophia, Miss ~ Tayl9r Il,
T g. h' Me- a % as NIL o
To conclude with the farce Of the FIRE EATER-Jereu'h
~ Circle and hosss s osnt. rs, ~ cents 0rshosrs
cents 81 pssr e.
%Sp HIS @ % M % h ST.
:esss.s.s ts si sAE%SSER s, The psAgSS
ss%sisss Kin ~ ss.%s - . ST
Baron Won Haalst Mr. Arnold; Agnes Flores Mrs Nichols
RARNUM's AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T: BARNUM
% Manager and Proprietor John Greenwood Jr Assist
Admssioa 70 tho sntiro Museum and performsacss
cents cents: a The SHdsI p ''as. s fa.'ss
family stu every ssrsStian that the
contains i.as millions e noysi,is. every
Sesuty rarity and value are unparalleled in America.
sSnds and Tuesday il the he & the OLD
the mns. NJ
MADAME oTTe GoLDscnMIDT (LATE NILE JEN-
l ny nd) begs that she will give last
s.ins ri
Sss
4. s s,%
Nay 1s place in and % 's
s' ssA Hsy f''i The
compsniod by Numbered check which secures seat bear
Ss
Chickering's Pianoforte rooms. No POS Broadway.
METRoPoLITAN HALL-JEANIE esYNoLDsoNs
.nnons artists. viii give ssros sSsna
IN Sss &: ssad at asS Ia
pendent Of songs published in the programme Miss Rey
never before sung this oosnry Admission. 50 cents.
Doors open at ocock to Mt Books contain
ing yeanc Reyn0dsons choicest to 10 obtained at
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM soUAnE.-GEo.
day. oecske IN sss s
i x: fsss.es sss % s fs
4 composed Of troupe Of Artists M for
trs
Of sSS s ss %
s sad sn band Of in
Sa;issssss PsSs.sssS; VIII scs:
@ sig s ~ss tx:
the world will hrenk, with his naked st stone tho
audience choose Offer with othcr loed feats
Of strength The unrivalled tribe Of Acrobato Sisters
will appear in their wonderful gymnastic
producing great excitement by their exhibit
tons Avariey of miscsa given
every evening such be other
establishment in world. full particulars Of each
days performance bills Of the day. Prices Of admission
Seats in Private Boxes 90 cents Orchestra SEATS with
snshioned chairs, s cents Boxes 25 cents; Gallery
l2h cents.
, AST NIGHT BUT THREE.-TEMPLE OF THE
IL 0races. three doors above Niblos-Go and see the
spen did the Greek Slave in oil spon
In q
phenomena; Mile Checbiuc variety of favore hancos
Spt ndd groupings the beautiful aud hest formed
in America Day performance At 3oeock: evening
st Parquet cents Saloon - cents. Be not neglect
the opportunity.
UO0D.SMINSTRELs.-oNw WEDNESDAY EVENING,
w May benefit of T. F. Briggs, whom will be Produced
and entirely original burlesques 60 See
bill Of the day.
NEW THEATRE ROYAL IN MONTREAL, CANADA
The Subscribers having taken the above new and beau
tul theatre for term OF will it, Tor tho first
regular early in They will be TO- receive
strc may be engaged for concerts &c., timo during
CORBYN & BUCKLAND
Lessees of the Lyosum, New York.
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'Woi'''.'t''''. '.t., ,t,. ,.t,,,.t..,. E7,flO W2
Add 70 The above the amount clipped n the Golden
un.e md nc estimated quantity takon by passengers
Hrl We have ~ agE,pgair. fsoa JSnaY 10 .lpra j. of
uru, n fourteen millions ~ doLass
Me!or Wisms Of Camden aiissoii died OF lysentery
o. u isth Wit. IN bonrd the Ooli.n Gate
G,r lSig Fr"n'sn Aiams which arrived OF san Prnn-
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LIQUORS.


DRICE, MAY & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF MINERAL
Waters dealers in Philadelphia Porter Fine Aes and
sparkling Champagne Cider, London and Dublin Brown
Stout Falkrk and East India Ales. will from 4S6
Hudson street. during May to tho elegant and spacious
street, next to the Peoples Bank Orders for city
try respectfully solicited and attended with
Aud despatch. Private families supplied with . superior
article Of Porter, Aes. Cider, or Mineral Waters.
IMPORTED MALT LIQUORS, OF THE VERY BEST
j. quaes.Denlers and others be supplied wth GUM
ness Dublin Xxx Brown Stout, Barclay, Perkins Co.'S
burg and Haryeys Paisley Alcs Also Bass &c Co East
India Tonic Pale A all in ist rate order packed In casks
offs dozon pints and dozen quarts In quantities. to suit
c. T LETiIBRiDcE, SO aud ss Fulton street.
EHAMPAGHE-WARRAN GOOD AND GENU-
~ ne IS DOZEN quarts London Dock Brandies, Bur
aetts London Cordial Gin, and other Spirits Of superior
quality for family use; Port Sherry Msders, Malmsey.
Cnret and other Wines Of aud cd from tho
choicest ,ntagcs First class Havana Sogar &c. for sAlo
in quantities I, suit purchasers, by
G.P. LETHBkIDGE,s6 and IS FULTON street.
WE INVITE THE ATTENTION OF THE PUBLIC
w TO our extensive stock Of Champagnes Wines Bran
des and Segars rDg greater variety Of brands and
qualities than be othor house In the United
States Agents for Inmbrys celebrated Grape Leaf Cham
psgns. Orders solicited and shipped with crre. by
VI. b. PETERS co. 300 Broadway
WHOLESALE BUYERS AND FAMILIES REQUIRING
w pure Wines, Brandies &c. requested to visit the
extensive establishment in the city where they
be suited with quality and In quantity at 70
per cent less than at store in New York W. H. UN~
DtRlIiLI,, corner Of Broomo and Croehy strcets
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ErRopoLIrAN nALL-pRorEssoR WHITNEY

METROPOLITAN HALL.-PROFESSOR WHITNEY
l will by the particular desire and Of tho
tut.rs and Of tho public and other schools
for the youth Of both in the Grand Concert Roo
Metropolitan Hall, Wednesday afternoon, May o, At
o'clock The entertainment will consist of Rectaons from
the best British and American Poets with Tho
comic and amusing lmpersonators will be gven Of tho
most celebrated British American and Indian orators in
the British and American Scnaes and elsewhere Adms
son l2 cents to of the Hail. Teachers and
others their tickets upon application at tho
al
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AT TETROPOkITAN HAIdA-SENOR GALLEGOS. or
NA Spain, has the honor to that he will give
Grand Concert in Metropolitan Hail. assisted by eminent
artists, and full and efficient orchestra Wednesday
WONDERFUL musical invention the Plus Harp Guitar
nnfactured by him expressly the Queen Spain and
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ATETROPOLITAN HALL-JEANIE REYNOLDSON'S
1vl Musical Evenngs.-Jsane Reynoldsnn, assisted by
sminont artists will give series Of three musi,a
in the grand Concert Room at Metropolitan Hall Indo-
pendent Of the published in the Miss Rey
noldson will each evening Introduce soays,
before sung in this country Admission 50 cents.
Doors at oclock to Mt s. Books contain
ing yeanc Reynodsns choicest songs to 10 obtained at
: Hall door
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DRY GOODS.


IRISH. SCOICH, AND BARNSLEY LINENS.-JAMES
BECK co. invite particular attention to extensive
importation of Irsh Scotch, and Barney Linens ncud-
ing description of goods from the best msnufac
turers At unprecedented low prices in width and
make suitable for families and hotels Parte. furnishing
will find this advantage opportunity Tor pur-
chasing really sterling goods at prices lower than
rally charged for inferior articles The importation
prises general assortment of Shrting Linens Luen Sheet
inss Powease Linens Table Linens Table Cloths Of
size and quality Damask Napkins Towels and Towelln
flannos Blankets, Quilts Table and Piano Covers, Sc,
&c. &c. j. B. Co. confidently recommend this lot Of
goods to the specal consideration Of ladies' and their
TONERS generally they of first class fabrics and de-
cidedly cheap-3s5 Broadway.
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EELLOWS Observation-Disclosures ORIGINAL
we'll known Fellows Minstrels," comprising sfa-
eient corps Of talented and expereneed performers
form ,a1s shs Rysa that shsy VIII gssfs5m a. Troy Pr s
s3d Auburn April 2!th; Geneva, April 26tA Corinthan
Hall Rochestsr April 9th 18th and 29tI Concert Hall
Due notice will be given whom they commence their
oerts again in Broadway.
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The number of passengers by the g. c. is five hundred
and forty two 1t Is estimated that they have six hun
dred thousand dollars worth of dust and specimens in
their hands, making the aggregate ra.e Of the gold By
this ar7irai nearly million fire hundred thousand dollars
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM, l75 CHATHAM soUAnE.-GEt

II Asst NIGHT BUT THREE. E.-TEMPLE OF THE
IL GrAces. three doors above Nblos-Co and see the
splen did of the Greek Slave in all its spon
dor; Professor Albsrs in and sonisrfu ca5alistc
phenomena; Mile Checbuo variety of favore dancos
spt ndd groupings the beautiful aud hest formed
in America Day performance At 3c'eock evening
st Parquet cents Saloon, - cents Be NOT neglect
the opportunity.
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TENANTS REGISTER.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LIQUOR STORE To
let Extures, &c. all complete VIII bs either sold at
fair value will be let with they
fret rate stand not requiring shilling outlay Apply
TO MICHAEL M. BATTELLE, corner Of Columbia and
AMity atreeta. South DrooklYn.
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ERRIsTY'S OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICs' HALL,
- No: ~ Brosdway above Grand sersss 0pen every
snd well known Chrstys Minstres comprising efficient
under Ks ea r. chrsy ssoss
In this cty for succession Of .ays years have
able audienoeg Tickets, Is cents Doors at oom
mence at o'clock The patrons Of Christys Mnstres
ered mt in
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VUOOD'S MINSTRELS, AT WOODS MINSTREL HALL,
w 4I4 broadway, above Howard street.-The opret
takes pleasure in the public that he has
gagged the most celebrated musicians land
In the world, and is determined to Woods Minstrel
Hall in worthy the patronage Of the ladies and
gentlemen Of this city Ho also takes this opportunity
his thanks the great patronage conferred
since the organization of his company and he
promises to replenish it time time with whateyer
novelties striking talent may appear in tho
Woods Minstres perform evening" and
and Saturday afternoons Admission cents Doors
at u concert commences at o'clock Tho afternoon
deeorum will be preserved the greatest attention paid
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WOODS SMINSTRELS.-ON WEDNESDAY EVENING,
w May g. bcncft Of T. f. Briggs whom will be produood
and entirely original songs buresques 60 See
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Mining Intelligence.

From the ,. n. Pcayune, April 9th
The most encouraging news Is received from the mining
districts.
Prom Shasta the news Is Of highly encouraging char.
acter Thousands of miners who have been lying idle
waiting for water have suddenly been enabled engage
in profitable employment. New and rich dggings have
been discovered Rogue River also upon the Klamath
and Trinity rivers. Ten dollars per day per man il
thought to be rather under than tho average Yield
rich vein Of gold bearing quartz has been discovered
on liumbug creek about six miles from shasta Butte
The first pound of rock which was tested yielded 500
worth of gold, The average yield is about ~ cents
pound
ON the Yuba and Feather Rivers their branches and
throughout the adjacent country like haerng accounts
received.
The miners in the vicinity of Longs Bar Feather river
have been very successful Two specimens weighing
respectively $50 60 and nine ounces and half
Gently found In Oregon gulch In that vicinity Another
piece, weighing and half pounda found in the
place few days afterwards The company who found
this piece consisting Of two men, took 81 900 that
week
Blr Hamilton Of Wyandot, recently found two spcci-
gold in that vicinity weighing respectively Sllg
and Si70 The miners arc doing well there,
AZ Duneans Flat. company ofthfty men are engaged
n tunnelpg the second bench OF hills They have bored
through sold rock hundred feet aud expect 60 fifty
feet further before finding gold Thus rir il has cost
them S3 COO and II rs expected tocest 5000 moro before
IL hail be finished.
A. Evansville. Friday, the 26th ut lump Of pure
gold weighing sila ounces was founi Tho minors are
doing well there
Tho Nevada pacera continue 10 Yield handsome profits
The Revere Quarts NM onc day lst week crushed decn
tons Of quartz. from which we're cxtrlctcd $692.
In VI Dorado county. number u gigantic csnalliug
and LuDns ling cDtoiprifcs are on foot.
On SDnday tho itth instant, fifteen hundred ounces of
goid dust changed bandsin Piaccrvilc
Al sianish and Mus,lerr's tars, on the Middle Fork
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A LFRED EDWARDS L. co. HAVE REMOVED TO
their new store, No Park place and Murray street.
stock of Spring Goods of their rtaon together
with every article in their ne which they invite the
tention of purchasers.
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NEW THEATRE ROYAL IN MONTREAL, CANADA
The Subscribers having taken the above and beau
tiful theatre for Of years. will open IT, TOR tho first
regular early in They will happy receive
app stars of the first class only Tho tho
Atrc be engaged for concerts, &c., tmc during
CORBYN BUCKLAND,
Lessees of tho Lyosum, New York.
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u ICH LACES ONLY.-THE DEPOT OF THE MANU-.
faotures Of Chsntlly and Brussels Lsces transferred
from No. 10 Park place 2 Broadway opposite Washing
ton race shawls scsrf Caps Berthas. Flounces Sleeves
Nantlas, Wells. IIandkerchefs, &C., &c.
Jules DELCROIX, Agent. No. 7I2 Broad way.
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DARE AND CURIous-A SHIP CAPTAIN HAVING

- ARE AND CURIOUS.-A SHIP CAPTAIN HAVING
~ traded between this port and Canton for years
na three magnifcent specimens Of embroidered Grape
country being the most costly and
description and having his wife, he has
for disposal Any lady gentleman wishing
possessed of these attractive novelties application
to John Payne 81 Fulton street to be allowed the prv
lepe of purchasing This advertisement will only apply to
tho next four days, the Captain Is leaving America
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NATIONAL HALL, 30 AND 81 CANAL STREET,
~ three doors from BroadwayGrand Vocal and Instru
mental Concert Tuesday evening May by tho italian Ar
solo toepel solo caronotto
Herr Herold solo pianofore Tickets % cents Doors
at o'clock; Concert to commence at o'clock. For psr
culars, programme.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c,

EoR SALE-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES. REMARKA
bly, kind and snowy Also. close Carriage. but tI
used and in good order viii be sold low, the
leaving for Europe They may be seen BY addressing
letter to -. NJ" Box !, ,020 Post Once
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EoR SALE-A SORREL PONY, ABOUT FOURTEEN
i hands high; is complete saddle Horse for a LADY,
in about 20 in harness. svery kind and gentle and
will be warranted sound Also, two second hsnd Wagons
one very light trotting Wagon Inquire at Bars Stable
6n Eranklin atreat
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
Kossuth in Pittsburgh.

Pittsburgh, January 10.
h0ssuth and suite arrived here Ia t nigh
about s o'clock.
The committee from his city met him a
Evansville where sleishs were provided fol-
AosS4th and his companions who, although
very unwcll would not disappoint the com.
mittee and proceeded with them to this city
Great enthusiasm prevails. An immense
crowd assembled around the St. Charles
Hotel TO get sight of the illustrlous visitor,
and to hear his address, but his state OF
health WAS such as to compel him to make
but 3 few remarks, when he bid tho multi
tudes farewell forat least twenty-four hours.
The committee Of the Pennsylvania Legis-
lature accompanied him to this place. He
will remain here 4 week.
Pittsburgh, January "a.
The formal reception of Kossuth took
place this morning at II o'clock. at the St.
Charles Hotel.
At ten o'clock, the streets in the vicinity
were densely crowded. The number as
sembled exceeded anything ever Witnessed
in this city.
AA'"'d|h HS9 piSaOhlSN W VIC FdSL IlulLl
.ude on the balcony of the Hotel, by W. w.
Irwin.
Col. Samuel Black then welcomed the il
I~ustrious yisi.er in q very eloquent speech,
to which Kossuth replied in his usual strain
of touching oratory.
The speech was listened to with great at
%tention, but was frequently interrupted by
cheers and demonstrations of the wildcs,
enthusiasm. At the conclusion Of the ad-
dress the people were unwilling to dispense,
when Col. Black again came forward and
stated that the people being the jurors, he
would ask for a verdict against the Russian
Bear and his Austrian Cub, which was
promptly given.
Kossu5h then came forward and stated
that courts of law were usually invested witt
the power to sustaiA their verdicts, and tina,
he therefore hoped thattAe verdict Of this jury
would be sustained.
Several delegations from the adjacent
counties will wait upon Kossuth this after
noon, as well as one from the clergy, and
delegation from the State of Rhode island.
The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1852-01-28
Kossuth and the Administration
at Washington.


The New Work / lines, a WING
paper speaking about affairs al
Washington, says that the E%ecu-
tive Department has been vnry cold,
even insulting towards Kossutil-
and that when 3ho iIIustri9ls Chief.
called upon Secretary Stitart, and
alluded to ;he doplorabIe condition
Of his unhappy country, that official
.rudoly stopped him by saving Il
have n~o.Aingto do with that matter.'
The Times (mind you reader, it is Z
Wing paper, then goes on to say
1T would be difficult for any body ofpub.
lie men to display more ilI-breeding-a more
marked ignorance or contempt of propriety,
than the Government has shown to Kossuth,
1t would be well for them to remember that
this sympathy with d~espotism, and this
Jealous dislike of all who disturb its peace,
is not sharedhy the people who put them in
Office. They will find it no easy matter TO
era licat3 from the public heart, a deep
sympathy with nations struggling for free
dom, and a profound respect for their reso-
lutte and high-minded champions. 1t may
seem to them a very simple matter to put
their e~xtingpisher upon Kossuth, and snuff
him out by their paluy insults. The "cir-
Giles" of Washington may think it very easy
to annihilate him BY not noticing him. But
they are not the people of the United States
nor is their course or example regarded as
law in any considerable section Of our coun-
fry
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drunken eorpOals now lay rugb hands upon
them.
When the Mountain revolied against tn.
people being called the vile multitude, the,
called out with i~nsolent irony, paLOnss done, 2
land when they seek a people ready to
fight for their quarrel, those who would
have ~combatted may say. And Is, then,
the vile multitude, which is not hit to vote,
fiji to die ?-aiians dOHcp'
This is the immortal lesson Contained in
the events whichhsvenow occurred. lrePeat
lit-let its bearing be studied, let 1t be under
stood. The 6mgeoisiss and the people must
be- one and all is saved.
When l see ''all is saved | spiak not
only of France.
To divide Europe into three great empires
"a Russian empire, extending to Constan-
~tinople; an Austrian empire with the def
nitiye annexation of Italy; a French empire,
with the addition of Belgium. From this
new holy alliance between three great des-
potic empires to cause to arise a wal to the
death against the democratic party, and a.
gainst the liberal and constitutional party;
to ~extinguish beneath the arms, tread what
the absolutist power call the revolutionary
lame-that is to say, whatever lights the
human spirit on the way of progrss-and II
England %reSists, to crush her. Such is the
plan (who can doubt it longer?)-such is the
sacrilegeous plan of which the sack OF Paris
IS the commencement, and for the accom-
plishment of which Louis Bonaparte has
delivered France into the hands of French
CosSacks.
On the reality Of this plan, and on the
abominabIe completely which binds to the
fortune of the Emperor Nicholas the ambi-
ton of Louis Bonapar,e, l may be able very
shortly to publish some proofs which | am
now Ia course of collection. We can then
Judge of the importan' influence which Rus
sian gold exercises in the humiliation and
misfortuncs of France.
Meanwhile, sir, it is indispensable that
Europe should show that the issue Of these
last events is attributable neither to the in
difference Of the people, nor to the cooling
Of its spirit-nor, of all to Its Bonapartism-
a word impossible to write without a blush.
And this will remain true, even should the
result Of Il shameless management ofthe vote
appear to indicate thes contrary. No, no;
the people of France have not deserted all
its traditions of courage, of noble pride, Of
devotion to liberty. Adopting the famous
expression which Sieyes applied to the As,
semply of 1889, fallen for a moment under
the blow OF brute force-''Thc people is day
what it was before"
Dec, 9. 1851. LoFIs BLANC.