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Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18

lie 1noOlIIer payable en- mars 1853, -- ct les
seffcS p~ayaD'cs TN tiers en- mars 1853, IN tiers
en Mars 1854, ct Ie dernier tiers en- mars 1858.
Les acqntrenrs devront fonrnir 1es eau.
mons BONES ct soIVabIes, avec hypotheque spe.
clsle sur les terrcs iusqu'au parfaii Placement,
| 'o"'es So'h'!'es NHl ne seront as ponctuelle-
'ncnt nayles aux tchtaoccs, p~orteront intaret !
raIson DC hut pour cent par al.
'hf"i'>" Absorption. /" : avril 1852.
IL 4. F. Hickman. Sheriff.
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18
G. IAN - \ n
DE L'ASSOMPTION.

= q 4 Z Y y r. y z Z
DE L'ASSOMPTION.
lie pubic est pr, venu Que NJ. !. B. Gull.
LOT, encanteur de cette paroisse. dh,nent com
missionne par lie GonvarfiPur. ttab'it IN Grand
encan mensuel a pla'tenville, chez NJ. CLopIUs
IIHo>SlE
II setror We sur les lieux un bon magasin de
d pot polr V recevoir tontes les' marchandlses
On on voudra bien y envoyer. ainsi q%n'nne ma
%enifique savanne pour les animaux 1non vondra
faire vendre an Grand Encan de l~Assometion.
Get mean aura lieu tous les deuxiemes samedis
de chaqne m"is.
U.A,ir ssser les marChandises a NJ. J. b.
Gnillot on a NJ. C.dLinossicr. Pour los condi-
tons. s'adresser a Pun de ces messienrs. 40
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-04-18

cGCCtHHtUN cHiG.
Succession of Eugtnie GchoIastique Ayseue.
deceased vile Of Na1i.e Dourg.
By virtue ofand in obed rncc to all ordr
Of sac to me directed by the tonor"bit
the Fifth judicial District Court Of til.
State of louisiana, in and for tn
parish Of Assumption, dated April Ist.
1852.
Will be offered at public auction, by AIfree
T61e. anctiorneer. daily sworn and commission.
I'd. in and for the parish of Assumption, on Sa
1nrday the 9th day of may 1852, at ten o'clocl
a. W., on the premises, in this psrish, n the loft
bank of bayou La:ourche, in tie BrulG called
bayon Chonpic, the following &; scriIrd proper
ty, belonging TO said snccession: 10 wit:
To- a tract Of land
With al the improvements thereon, situated or
the left bank Of bayon Latonrche en- bagor
Chonpic, measuring fifty seven 37ilOO superb
cirI acres. bounded above by land or Etlennc
%iys6ne: and below by land of Am dee Ttte.
% 4 negreSs aged abo"t eighteen years.
80 Farming utensils, kitchen utensils, house
furniture, cattle, horses, hogs. etc, etc.
Terms and conditions.
The movable property, all sums of ten dol.
lars and under ten dollars in march 1853, am
AL Sums over fen dollars one haIfin march 1853
and the other half in MARCH 1854. The landed
property, four hundred dollars cash, and the ba-
;ance in three equal inSta inents. one third n
march 1853. one third in march 1854. and the
remaining third in march 1855. The negro wo
man, one half in march 1853 aud tire otter hall
in march 1854. Purchasers to furnish good
and sufficient security. with specia!mortgagr or
the landed property and slave until paid. and all
-nnS not p'nctnal'y paid at maturity. to bear
interest at the rate of eight per cent per a nun
Forish Of is, umptio". ri -4prH 1852.
ALFRED TETE,
IL Anctl0urnr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
The GoycrnOr. Of New-York.'

This is the title of an octave OF s-6
PAGES from the pen Of John 5 jenkins, author OF
A History Of the War with Mexico Political HIS
tory Of the state Of New York &C. Although Nr.
is POLITICS are evidently Of the wrong stamp he is
generally fair IN his representations except where
he lustfes The violation by Silas Wright Of his
promite to support the transfer OF the election OF
President from the Legislature Of our Stats to the
People. which in our view is not fair. Mr.. Wight
action with regard to tha, eminen'ly republican
measure was uncandid, slippery, .rckey, ana MI
Jsnkinss apologies FOR him are unworthy OF Iae Dig
nity Of History. He Is generally kind enough %
Governors Of politics adverse 70 his own-sonetmes
too kind, as when he asserts that John Young Gil
not desire renomination~ as GOTerRor The tru,a
WasGuite otherwise Nor does he render Justlce -
those who condemned Gov. YoUngs course Win
regard to the Anti. Renters convicted Of armed re-
sis,,nce 70 the laws The objection was 70: 50
much 70 his pardonrg them as to his alleged agree
men: 10 do so before he Eas electei-We might
POINT to other defects but many Of them are inner
ent IN The task Of wntngo contemporary e7enis AM
persons As a whole. the work Is interesting ard
instructive to the citizens Of our Safe. tPaohshsd
by Derby Miller. Auburn II Perry, y ParA-pla-e'
sub-ageut for the Clty)
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

.,ski, ro,s ,s..nt eecrse, in shch he sesEgs 70
-sk 10 FOL CO the lsse O. the sxfs ssi -olta 10
!, ~ ri lie nos, criestosshs sEd dlsIep1tata e
- sctbiog ~ t,sr as PEI baes % have ben
sptlsfsa.sd But that re Representatives ron o-S-
.op of al o. sTs II ne n"os sh"e4d - ~aa, ~ n
,psh dissrsctfuly rad COMPANY Will sa'ey ~"
n xIll-El ven with s'E-4zsneni and rfErst Yes,
'-is ever 90 William Appleton, he IesgTestntal'e
;rcrn Faueu. Hal, = IalI rs IN ~ eolsi'usSeF
ths deseertants a. Hancc al AcaIs, o. US
ga gnllfya, 81 Revere I'M p'uncy-ae, ne repre-
r,sIve nj nc so.s OF .aose Whose sIss resistance
10 ne onc-ess CHS 4 Eng 4Ic commerc et or ssa
sreat ttuess f0r insIiy-itat re, a2oEe al oia-is;
should thus place h. name upon tle elsIra,e'Ni
y.rora mrs, indeed amaze s1i disacpont Voc.
49,, exeuts he can plead Tor his c1-G-0lOo1e1 Il
s,rlt 10 freedoms great aQos-e TOT ore. cannon
conceive tbs vas no Qle''ion o. lntefTsailln Or
roE-utervsriion-lt was snpB 9nssaon OF cotl-
tesy or tisgrac.ll chufsnness, axe Tue representa-
i've of cItv TIA; claims pTiofNy over ~ SISTERS ID
the sd,rTuseni sBd polish OF Iehned c.vihzst1a.
helies that claim Is is representative, y ms T4t
Perlanr hls constituents may op7roTe as c0urs',
~ n n ~ 20 hey are indeed sadly fallen s-Fag
from the Bostor q l'79
Tomorrow KossurH Is TO be prescribed 70 the
House with that cold ard hearilsss 'ornahFy which
the absurd precedent, established II the case OF la
FAvTrTE IL tho ghT TO require He -ll leave here
ror Arnsooils on Saturday, where be Is - make
= formal address and spend day or two lie vii
,h.n ,s,uyu 70 Baltimore to make he visit he prom
ised hat city n passing through. l learn that ne
con,euplates a Western tour, visiting by turns en-
ciunati. II, Louis, New Orleans, Mobile, savannah
and Charleston. lie viii thea return to New-f OK
and if affairs IN Europe Go not meanwhile can hilh
70 his great mission. he VIII visit Albany, BunAo'
take Ieuk At Niagara Falls, and from thence pro
ctei to Boston, and there take his departure i0i
Europe TAis / know from an authentic source j
now contemplated and will only De mo'inso "
futur. CIRCUMSTANCES lot COW anticipated
IraURIEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

\ lETTER FROM THE HUSGARIANs -
Mayor hinr-la-d W ednssc2y evening Transmitted %
the Board Of Aldermen, With areCuesi that Il be pm
Cd TIE folcwirg letter Of thanks p tie Government
and People Ct ,As City f0T the attentions 5eso Sst
upon TIE Hungarian exl4es
Te tss Esso-s5s AlyoT sEG CsrV.e. ceaasl = fis
s'tlt Of Neir York.
Prescribed and prosecuted "a We were your N zhfy
sId glorious mon spread rs projecting arm over "A
Of rs, who shared Ire s1EerInss ard Affections
cf exile with our Chez, he Governor 0f Hungary
She offered rs sec-rIIy she dc more n eKoresSsE
ise vsTneEt sympathy n the cause CT Hungary a1d
yUur Metropolis provided ioT Ms generously dlTikz
two months, kno sing that II tAe unexpected wreck
Of fa,htra2c, We could save nothing our pat
rlCgssn. our woes and or hopes fNT toe -uil-e TIE
uniis1 Dsfpois s,rlde ;nroUsh Eurcpe IN haagafy
arrogance bending re people n the yOke Of L.
ard rsu.tas al rstre al r.a,. 5af tAe canzot
t-sss sSAiA4ns ssais ~ = te Es. essnn SKA 5 -
ssd the People cEs u t- Els1. u .1s ssrya1s- Ia
rec-vers - rscossct,s > i5s sssa. fas ~ ass 81
bTissa AZ s;sps1ei VII srsesiy recover tA-ir c,s
IossA realty. oozscsSusacss arsssss - ~. vi
lfe.lzess deeds Gzc ia rElFsrSslry 4 171ressIca
lie tie cedar he roIs weight yca ylI ar.pa 4. he
.-ic. ~ 4 sr-vs Ea-t toward tie arsreGs. We
are sd th@rsfoFe sure q ias ss
ee1nlnS Ide7e.asst UslET.ficn united ~ta tr-ach-Tg
fen rsl@oss, n ba.sss fEoln cur bones 5sl
: eAcHe. sr-oc@ie ~ lEAe-ncs a. = : so4s :.
gr1;tvSe yea AZ tlrossh yea tie ssssroO. lna
hosgzh.. al atzris % isis NstroQcs s.cs.s rr1ri-
tUtF Is re 1Teais oi 81 scrls. Al he ssal :
vsrsAafis
? ease cd ias, e.'o-. .sss ~. =, n,y - a.. to
e1rTt Crzsful se1easa c-r sxn and snt.osE-
cs1i ard tszi he sfh 1scsc adss 4 CaIt<9
safes nav sa5 u. reward Of taer zpstA e "a ae dass
e telss 81 ov vhcA vi gs4z "A tse eyes u sar
aSd Children the FESTIVAL tie rresn--aoa ef
Hurry ans 81 Elrcpe4r frsecCT
tICE1L8s Pa ZKL. CO. FGANgfs HArs1N
DxSrgI lHASrT. CGisAsl. AloYs SzATozr9
ALEN- AsScTE. L. Gel krwAzl LoRODT.
ioCss fozcK. ca; SrTFHKS EovACz.
leES sFIS 1. Cxgf- ASrosT SZEzyyTTz.
firEGcsL. Cat l. ACHY,
autf Flk GIIaE y ~ RiEclCsl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
TAMuAs1 GENERAL CoMMIrTEE.-Aftei

TAMNAsY. GENERAL COMMrTEE.-AtGer
a session Of four hours On wednesday evening the
Old Mems COMMITTEES came 70 the conclusion Lot -
receive ether Delegation from the Nineteenth Ward
ard ordered that neE day election De held on Tues
day afternoon, between the hours Of % + NJ
John 4. Kennedy. CFinh Ward DaTld :. Jackson,
Twelfth Ward Ala Erassus W Glover. eleventh
Ward 20 acl as Inspectors Of Elec.ion. VINO are o.
dered to give the voters q the Ward three DAYS
notice Of tie place the election IS to oe he'd iaol51
the mt dium Of the public !ourns.s Wfiaou. d..pos-
ia Of he contested seats IL the Twentieth WHi,
tie Committee &C ourped 10 meet again neIl Tues
DAY eTeIlrg, lie same tine Tlih the Young Mems
GszsIal Committee Many Of the Delegates e.
pressed their qualification with the prompt and III
psrual reports made BY TRs TrisuVs Of al O2pos-
ton LEGAL Nominating al General Committee
Primary Elections. and poh0csl movements gene
i4lly wIihou; distinction o! party. They pay tn's
if.oVie 10 Tia TT5las. although widely diaefA
wlih Il o. some questions.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

The >fcrulons.
The Mcrmohs
C,rssToaSsnse e the ~. \. Tribune.

C0flesI Oncsnsc - TIE " l. Attb1he
WAsHiNCrON, Tuesday, Jan. @, les
The House Of Representatives was the
scene Of the usual noise and confusion pending all
snow siorm. The Delegate froIa Utah arose for a
personal explanation, and protested agAns' the pro-
gAnon and publication IN the 81 LOUIS par ers oil
aItport VII ch seems has been made 70 the EKscu-
tive. touching the Governor and people o. ttNh.-
lie SPOKE Of The RepoE. as = fonon, an grossly
caumiuous IN rs character, and calculated, II not
intended, to prejudice The Governor and people Of
that Territory, With the res, of the people Of the
Ulnsd States, and to brig collision ostNesn
Tho Govemmel. and hat distant and de7eaten! Ter
rRoly Aud he spoke suspension OF public opinion
as swell as Execuaye and Legislative action on tAe
Report, until is truth could be established 81 better
evidence tAAn was nov before lie country. The ex-
rAoTdinary charges Of treason ans emoeIzle neni
agalsf Governor. ard grav 81 and more volGm-nols
ehsregsagainsi tie people Of sAs feIrlioH implsu-
ns 4 cir patriotism her religion 4l1 ,ae.r morals,
made 5v officers sppoated 70 high and important
trusts z TIA, Territory excite some CURIOSITY 20
kroN and learn tie secret motives operating TO
produce such Official production. Rnno-s ase
al sai touching the mo3e 2,t manner OF these mems
appointment. the Ineans Tss3r.es 10 and employed
| 70 secure Il Olher umors Of uieno. and
sinister motives OF the psIi CT A'se appointed,
o,snly svowed and PTcnuls Asea b them on
hen route to the new Territory. wk.le one
Of the three signing the feDoTt Is now applicant
for the Office Of Governor. expecting q course Tat
Gov. YovNa will be removed. Al these things, and
much more, exceedingly amusing and interesting,
ana which uce vii unoi1. make !. more ;Aaa PIC
babe that he nAn object Is !o austen the President
on these a. pargs charges, ID remove Gov. YorNe,
! and send out u nez Governor Gacer sircng Mill
t4ry SS-uld tAe President venture upon sach
= course n. g., ark, We may expect some r0uole
from peO2.a, - Iieriy ssperssd N tier cAaIac
| ieis, ss,s,iel l. Iheir tendsres' relations, and
marched u.ln ey armed osscl4l force, fAsi, 70
carry the IArsai Of Of the Judges his way
/ there, "that. unless Ire PEOPLE returned him
| delegate 20 Congress, he woali crush thea" Lse
| al Rsw sso.s, pzes&Te Iac GormOas mon
s,Iously mlsrspresen;ed very liliie understood or
inosn, ard hAh.s 70 - grossly .EPOsed upon, Z 10;
peIsecu.e1 1Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
WASHINGTON.
Treasnry Rsport-Psstal Relations with Great
Britain and Cansda-CeiliAs Stsamsrs-Nr.
CLAY. &C.
- pcEdssss 81 TksNY. Tnbsne.
WAsAlNeroN. TaeslAy. jan G 1872.

Clay. &C.
C<rrv. pczasnss Of TAsNY. Tnbsne
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, Jsa. q 1859.
ID Was the intention 10 send In the TFca-
ssry Report, which has been 50 long delayed, on
yesterday. But the Senate having adjourned
Immediately upon the reception @, koSsyTu, On,
OF compliment &c the distinguish! exile. :, dll
ret 30 dewn to Congress nll to-day You WI,
however, have Land j. before your readers this
morning, unless the wines have failed you. TIE
Rsrort, with all the accompanying documents,
viii not be 80 volumlnous IS Il has generally
been |; has been prepared with great care, and
resolu;ely condensed with 3 view to bring u
within reasonable compass Il Is pertinent ana
feeble, in addition to It's gres: merit 81 esevl;y,
as you will have discovered.
lam reoue sied to state, Tor the oeneh, o. DG-
msrous persons, postmas,ess and osasIs, IN a.
parts OF TIE country, who arr constantly making
inquiries upon the sub ect, that the mail arrange
nent, tol .s;tsrs. between this country ar al
parts Of Great Britain, and all parts OF the 6r;-
lsh Provinces Of North America. including Can
ada. New. Brunswick, Nova Scotia. Nc, e. ss
e~.irsh ssgss,rlcsf3 IS "a aga stsy <srs - ssasr
eas government 4 letter maliei Anywhers IN the
United States goes 70 any poss-ofhce n Great
Britain or the North American Colonies, a..
,~s verse, according is direction. without any
conditions whatsoever. II may oe prepaid o. i,
may act. at the option o' the person sending II.
AnJ the rate Of postage Is the same, whether 4
!. prepaid or act That rate Is sssssfyfssr cas-
&c any posi-oiice in Great Britain. and ses essis
&c anv post.oikce IN the Provinces, he the DIS
lance more or less.
In relation to rsrspsYrs. the regulation IS TINS.
All papers coming from or soing ,e Great BFiis'a
pay fer e.s,s postage Of which f'sO cents must
be prepaid a, the Office from whlch The paper Is
sent, whether on one SIDE O. on the other and
eea,s MAST L collected as rery eEes w's's ils
ysposs dslsrSrsS. No newspaper can Re wholly
prepaid. And in regard 70 newspapers ser, 70
o. frcm the British Provinces, the same rule
holds gooe only that on them the postage nus;
+, grspsid = the point on the hss where ties
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
kss.uIh's speech in the House of Rep
resehtatiyes,
WAsHIeTSoS, THURSDAY J'n :

WAsHIGTNoN, ThpTslay, - \ I'lI'
The following are Kossuih's remarks Do reply
to Speaker Boyd in the House of Represen-
iatives
SIR: remarkable fact IN the history ID. i2aa-
kind, that While through al the past honors were
bestowed upon glory, and glory vas attached only
70 success the legislative authorities 81 i1i' efea'
Republic tsstor hoIors upon persecu.ed cN-e' not
CONSPICUOUS Nv glory lot favored by success s. 5n' r.
sagsd 10 q jest cause. There = triumph oi iep1o
lear principles Ia his fact ST, thank ia my ~
ard ny ccun'ly's name. tfe House oi d. 1-eseHii'
siyss OF lie ned states for .Re honor oi .us toI-
dial HelcCme
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

rHs lRIsH ENLEs The meeting 81
Nsw-flavsn 70 petition for the Intervention OF ocf
Government IA favor Of The Irish EIles, held fe~
evenings ago, Vss large respectable ard enshasas-
TIC. By TIE way, VIA, has become ofihs Foote rsso-
luton Would Lot some nan, not Placemln OF
pa.e-setkeI, TAKE !, VI and have Il passed z, oEce
Tbs, would sueesed-evsry thing else ~ill' We
sear "a fruIslsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

CmII.- The CopiaPo Railroad Is nearly
finished. only tvo or three miles remaining iacom.
ulefe. Tie distance between the two ieTnlni, Cop
apo and CsldeIa, is 50 miles Very large and SD
siautial buildings have been erected as station AMI
treine houses mole has also beea 5ulli, 59s fe-l
long cut INTO tie harsor at Calders where the water
Is 50 feet deep. Philadelphia locomotives aye used
upon The road. The entire cost all De a>oai
al go eco
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09

t-5T Our Philadel Phia corresqondentwrlies
shat the general impression here IS That tie stsam
ship " Ci,y Of Prisburg.' now oli forty day from
Liverpool, today, has either pu; into Fayal In con-
sequence of some arrangement OF her machinery,
OF IS working her way to that por, cwy, under sail
Although much anxiety naturally exists, yet no felIs
fer her safety are seriously entertained.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
Ksssuth and the "Demokratlsoher VSelkcr-
bund."

CONFIRMATION FROM rHE sECY % ,AossvrH.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Jan. =, 1854.
lie %, NEG Yefk Prsss
A cismgtIuous attempt has been made ~ certain
Nsw.York papers 10 connect GOV. kossu.h with The
" Dernosratseker Veelssrbrns," and render HIM re
sponsiSle FOR paragraph IN the programme OF that
paper, relative TO American domestic policy. This
has been done notwithstanding the repeated decia-
ratons That he would never directly Indirectly,
interfere IN any domestic question Of gry foreign
cOuLuy. The fact th2, NJ. Cur uTMan vas formerly
fu5-sCiioT Ct kOssUihs Journal. and subsequently, an
ecltoT Of an organ OF hrs Government Is assumed,
ihoUt Eltle of evidence IN The face vi this uue
Qt,Yocal C.aT4Ion, as proof o. the Connection Of
Gov kossuth 18th lie "De0gSraf sctrr Ioc.sssagf
and as w2,TaI;Ing tie assertion, thai t1s op.ay
AVoSed purpose q hessrs. GIyurH2n & " A,S- lef
Is uLsisguisculy sanctioned aId cOncuTfed "A o.
kOtsuin, &c.
Yu are authorized to state tha. Gov. KO.slih Ass
70 connection rnh nat pager Ine facis are
tuffy. that Nj GuYurm4n applied Tor s4Flee, how
best 20 occupy his TN, snd serve the cause o, nis
coEFiry. To his Coy. hoss0ih replied, - may De-
tt.n tY ais ltt,sr. 70 The eject You are a dlstn-
guishsc J0uII ass-follow Your profession, AMI yol
vii Thereby ottAln opportunity Of stFFins your
country.
This counsel IS Governor Kossaih's present con.
Leetion Sith Af Guyufnan-u0 e'ffr.
As Gov kCsSuil Las no connection. crect ~ llil-
-. Guy I'm an GOV. kCssutn canLst. Oh account Cf
his GcVlee 10 That gentleman 10 serve Ms co1ltTy
b, viikOIt gross Justice. maze responsible Tor
Dir vyurmans occupying himself With question
a. cone she American Foh J. N uFiOus 20 TIE inter
esi OF his own country. and % tlame,rlc ODpOat
tie Gusy AID policy If noD-.RIs'!ereEee N sucA
CUsstCEE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
FlrISe lNro THE PRoMErHEUs-E En-

FIEISe lNTo THE PRONEIHEUs-E1g-
laHl's Poi.cy.-A corres 2ontence from Washington,
IN The Hrsif contains these statements. FHsS
that Lord Pa'msrsion clsaVoWed an repudlaisd Ihe
SET of N. Can't OF the Express Secondly. that Lord
,,,. --..,4 -. ......a -nuUreS the Nos laIIp
orotectorate Thirdly, that Mr. RiEes, Minister 70
France, has been officially directed % recognize The
Government q Louis Napoleon. Ana I9l-Ia4r,
that Nj ThTasher would De specify released.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-09
kosspth before The ilouse-His Movements
Corre,porGencs ;! The y y. ITlhSnc.

WASHINGTON, 0esGay, jan g, lsS<
The assembled wisdom of the na.ien,
gathered here at the C4pitsl asA generally known
as he Congress o, TIE Uni:ed states have al lNst
sitss siuEfying themselves and dsgrsciny the peo-
PIE they re9resssi- consented 70 receive the Cow
ernoI Of Hungary II a formal presentation. n tie
Senate i has already been consumnSieG. la re
House, atsE sxh-eIlior Of tie most reckless ans
urPrnclplec opposition on ihe part Of .sss than q
fourth pant Q; thai body, sCu2-trg Il 70; SURPRISING
II lis iscsioEs ehaSactsr anything ritnesssl II
KAT p-oysrsialy "a -iious assembly, 4 Eazl vote
vas al last reached. and u passed ~ = vote
Of nearly ,hIse 10 one. The IA cri:y have. 20
some extent redeemed them selves from tae 6,s-
grace OF having permitted themselves 70 d t.9s
Sulhed hy snail &ad fzct.Ols minority. TIE yeas
AID aces upcn tbs Inyltas,on are published - tie
city papers u this morning, and You WI perhaps
rsa2 ,At n VITA some sUrpnSe 20 I'D aeTe Sose 81
OF eish, Ways, rsrfeselung-or ra;hsr le; ne say,
uissp.e Eting northern colsiltusHcies-vO.ns 70
refuse rS;icn's guest ard that guest the creates,
living advocate Of Tie Ishis Q! man. 50 nuca a.
even al invitation - Tic mere .oraa2llty Ct silent
introduction Shame
That Nh. Taylog Of OHIO Should e ere Q. iAsrs
viii Vroassy surprise yo1 less after A.s ro,s tSr lEs
FOgiiivs Save Law with al ~ -Efsno-s 'st- res
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AuiyalsraCharge d-AnairS.

BALTIMORE Wednesday. Jan. :. IsJ2.
Hen. Wm. A. HarTls, late Charge d'Afs.rss 90 ne
AIgsr'ile Republic armed N New Orleans on
The .s;h VII or board the SKIP CaTiOcs from RlJ.
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Hudson River RaiIrona and the storm.

ALhAkf, heL-esLa}f jan. - 49,.
We are con yleie.y Asmmed IN eill sn0F Ats
c',.ctk this afternoon nothing had been heard =;
PouPhkteIsle Of any UsIa froa Aeglo bound
Up. No H.In has eft for he South. TIE Eastern
cue az o'ecck. and the Western tram, due a,
> have hot aTIysd. Wea.her clear and intensely
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DtsscNIISUED.- Deyls 81 PAu-lIrs Co IT.. Oa.5
BsAsfsooTcsga, kiaas.a County, N4fylHi1. ;, C!1lt
AT ItlrI1Ez y2r1A. L51.slAE4 P.-ck1-rE. a. ~
C-gEty. IHcaGs. BioeaIag OssTss A-.eozsy C5aasy
LsnEefsee
NlNrs c. ASorn NJ llards4iiis susssshaa.a c ,-,.,.
FssIsYlr ,sia-ssc- ehanse< 20 tsl-s Wnoi Ha-azss
yuie Gear Sc Cc1Eiy Geafgla-1se zss& 20 -
bs Es.ks' AsuEt Pieaslzi Green Gun j. wanna
ssEs ca aRes6 J. Msfslss NcC1.caOG's $; Chtrlss
fz'Ah, logsaaa-naEs cakIsta = LnEan's Laasll-s
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Post-OEce Operations.

The Posmaster-Genersl has established
ths following new Pos! oihces ioT the ~esk eaelas
Ian lsta
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Delegation from Indiana.

To-
Atl9o'clock Yesterday d dele alton non ll1ilaa
waited upon hossu.h. Nr German, ne th1.r- o.
preseGiec al address, IN "hchhe s.ed iAa! ia- in'
vas the first N her Official capacity 30 recommend
interference IN kofsuths behalf
Koisuia II a1kec him kindly Tor this act o. ildlAr
- State which Row appeared as u gong - D. -ne
hTst 10 ADOPT Inc principles when ne A1Focitel end
which n acopt.d py thls country. would make her
TIE corner stone oflhe great CHRISTIAN pOlca. doc
u!Ie Of tie brotherhood OF nations
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Y A great IRE took place a, Wool
s.sck, H. On CArls.uas Day, Destroying a. sLiIc
deck o. Taluaoe houses, lnclu1lng he once Of
TIE psvccrs', wiih a.. IL ccAGel;s, est-Astei =.
SIS ttt.
TEMPERANCE. The Temperance men If
Rhode Island are to present pssiIson % tue Legs
laluTs N flycr OF the Name Lt4Sor Law, signed ~
lsNt AID 4 y sA.i the Legislature, hot having
.ou-agt l. a.. slil refer Z ~ Ne People.
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Pennsylvania.
GeyssnsF -sbnsfoa's TS.ssAsc..

10 f.s n norssls &c Ssrff.,s eld Aozhss 4 :.
Ht,ss 81 Rs5rsFfN'altfes u tie Govra A.
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