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try, by my vote, to the new made and dangerous
policy of espousing the quarres and wars of other
and foreign governments. ! am for maintaining
our own national honor and rights, at any and a II
times, let the consequences be what they may. But
adhere to the sacred saying, which has with us
become AN axiom, Friendship with all, but en-
tangiing alliances with none" am here, cir, to
do homage 10 no man living. am no man
shipper. II were, the patriots of my own coun-
try are entitled to my first alteration But in the
language OF one, upon very solemn occasion, 81
DOW the knee To no power save God Almighty"
hex the duet from no mans feet, care not what
the trappings OF royalty or circumstance may be.
am an American. l am Tennesseean. And
those honorable gentlemen who have beer SO exces-
sive IN their culogies OF the great Mag var and
great admit him to be-wll have the same re-
grets. fear, that the same people did who were
foremost in their adulations OF" Mr. Dickens. Yes
Mr.. Chairman, he will write book and, fear
these eulogistic gentlemen will occupy the same
page that Dckenss admirers did in his book Bot
for the conservative position which we. who are de.
nounced mady as iactionists, occupy, our nation
would be precipitated from its ancient moorings"
Here the hammer fell.
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IIOusc OF Representatives.
wasmScroS, March ., 1852

wasmSoroS, March 9, 1852
r,E PASSENGER
The Senate bill amending the acts Of 1877 and 1873,
relative the carriage Of passengers in merchant vesse
was referred to the Committee Commerce.
ror RAiLwAr PURPOSES.
The House resumed the consideration of the bin grant
ng the right way and lands to aid the Selma and Gun
tcr's Landing Railroad.
spoke In Its favor, showing the many bessns+-commer
the construction Of the roed lie moved that the bill DC
put IL ppesage.
ur CLlNemAv, (whig) OF n e., dcsrous Of getting q
ruilroad iron from duty
The rrAKrR decided the amendment 10 be out of Or
der on the ground that IL wus irrelevant.
Ny OrR, (dtm) pf s. e., appealed ilom the decision Of
tho thuir.
Nr U,tr (dem) Of No moved that the appeal be
laid upon the table which motion prevailed by aycs Sc
nay. 20.
Mr wm1r. twhiel OF Ala proceeded 10 show that the
took tho ground that the government made pro-
mote the happiness and welfare OF the people, and when
ecatcs TO do this the people will abandon Il He spoke
earnestly in tayor of appropriang lands for railroad
poaos which will bind all The hearts of this Union 20
reh,r, aud thus promote the prosperity. lie
asked Tor the appropriation not alone for Alabama but
for the entire country. No question was taken.
THr pEtnoAlE PROM rfW mixico.--ssar Nrs'rto
Mr. pioIrs. (dem.) of Mo- rose To question Of priv
lose. aud presented thc ,sii,ico - \ Rynoit" cr"
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(fty Intelligence.

on,ros Is Orros,rios TO rIu MANI LiquoR Law
Last c,cung Enoch H. Camp Esq delivered lecture Ia
ot the rooms at Metropolitan Hall in opposition to
tho Maine Liquor law The Attendance was not large,
and entirely OF the male sex The orntion was
very lengthy and the speaker entered into an elaborate
review Of Tie police system. with desire to show that
returns doubled for every single offence and that
nearly all the offences falsely attributable to drunken
nee He said that the returns Of each policeman frc
qucnty contain arrests Of thirty forty persons month
while i l. notorious fact that not single arrest has
teen made lie characterized the report Of the Chief OF
Police double i!e and ntonccd thereceut murder
those by BcDson md Douglas by Colt by DR. Webster
aud fcycr'l othcrgend asked " they caused by in
tmpcmnce No; h. conended they wore all for the love
ot gain Then he need no. instance the several infant
cdss and h' mcdct from love which not the result
81 int importance. The speaker opposed all cocrcye
suit- ~ adfancc temperance, contrary 20 common
sense end productive Of evil; aud showed Chat drunkafds
VII m1e and eat opium and that past experience q
eges ana nations as scted tho fac. that moderate useo
Dru nt trrts neither produces disease nor intempcrant
0no bal the llqucr law cannot uc applied 10 ths city
without the violation of our city charter
R,.cnNiD " LscpYs5--We ar indebted o. iosy
90. Express ior late paperr ty ie steamer uhoo "o"
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THIRD DESPATCH.

CONCORD March J0-I A. N.
s1rArronp couNTY-ELEvEs TOWNS ALL NIT Two.)
For uoferuor.-Martin, 1905 Sawyer 2032 Atwood,
1e3. Last year the votn in the towns was:-Dins-
more 20l6; sawyer, 2155 Atwood 5S5
Rcprese natives closenWhgs, 15 regular democrats,
2 no choice g.
lhe indications that the democrats have elected the
Governor, and lost the Legislature.
RoCKfs6IIAd coUHIY--lwFNrY-IwO TOWNS.
Martin 1000; s1wyer. 2,SJ; Atwood, SIS The
towns Inst year gave pinsmore 5sS sawyer 2ll5, At
wood 1872
nocrats, X 10 choice e Last year-W big and opposi
ton. IL; democrats II.
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MATRIMONIAL.

.r.TpIMoNy MADE EASY OR now TO WIN A
nj vcr-rrofcssor Lawton, Boston, formerly Of Lon
will send 10 any address, receipt OF dollar, post
va uan diree TO enable ladies gentlemen TO win
% aeutous Of many Of the opposite as their
nav Josirc Tho process Ia simple, but captya
t ali NAV married irrespective Of age, appearance
position; aud ae though not least u can be arranged with
ress Profcsor Iawton Boston Mast No letters taken
fgou, TIE ppst Office pnlass thp 20 taie pAri
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From NasiilnSton.
DEFEAT or cAEAyAJAL cosFInNEl

DEFEAT or CAEAyAjAL CONFIRMED, ErC.
WasnSGrov, March 0. 1856,
The Noiionoi Hie2gencer has private dispatch
ming the defeat OF Caray,a in his attack camargo
lie had only 81 mcn, 81 Of whom Mexcans, and
the belspcc Gllusero" Most OF them escaped to this
American side of the river
The ksgecer also learns that the reports of difficult
ties between the American and French government
entirely unoNnded
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New Ham pshire Election.

CosooRp, ~ H., March 0, 1852.
Returns from SO towns for Governor show small rcn-
tive gain for Martin the rcguer democratic candidate
The democratic candidate last yoor lacked 339T votsg
election
Returns from 50 towns In Cheshire, Ilsborough, B4
KNAPP Straford, sullivan Mcrrimack, and Rockingham,
show the election Of 81 regular democrats and 40 oppcsi
ton TO The House of Representatives. In fine there is
choice. There ia gain to either side We cannot yet
indicate the rctult
SECOND DEsPArCH.
Conoonp, March 9-Midnight.
The vote for Governor will be very cloee Most of the
dcmocrus here sangune Of Martins election by the
people.
CHESHIRE CoUaTy Twenty ono towns being all the
county but one gives Martin (dcm.) 1909; Sawyer,
(wh'g) 21SG; Atwood rce soil GIL! In 1851 the vote
stood :-DDsmore 210l; Sawyer, 1855; Atwood, G63.
RrrREeESTATyEs CHOSEN.
Wigs. Demos koChosce.
Ihis year r.........,...,....,...15 IL
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Later from Havana.

APPOINTMENT OF NEW CAPTAiN-0ENEkAL
Nav OaLFASa, March :, 1867
The steamship Falcon arrived horc to-day, with hSe
Days later intelligence from Havana she reports that
the Condo Ms6oros has been appointed Capaindclet0
Of Cuba, In the place of General Concha
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MAIL PAIIUREs--oHEyALIER HuLSfMAsN--rHE TREE
NEGROES SOLD INTO SLAVERY. ETc.
BALTIMORE, March y 1852,
There h no mail tonight south oi Richmond Three
New Orleans mails now due
Ch,vaiicr Irulscmann, the Austrian Minister, was at
Savannah on Friday last from Florida
Samuel Quaries Of Mobile the purchaser OF the three
negroes belonging TO Boston who lately sold into
slavery at Galveston, for Kidnapping offers to bcrate
them on the payment by their frionds of the money
Qthfes expended In reclaming his fugitive In i.oston
The commencement of tho Maryland University today,
VIZ nti. nded hy six lhonaand persons.
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Tar sorrDEar Sg,AsWRs.-1he tlof.dn. Captain Lyon.
fr, m Savannah ana The uniou Captain Adams, from
Charcston arrived yesterday morning by which wc werc
prc mpt,y suppca wah the usve vog oi orr Southern
cot rINlnt -.
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COAL.

CoAL-ToR SALE, ABOUT 200 TONS LACKAwANA
~ Lump Coal Of the best quality in the yard at foot Of
the Will be sold In lots Of % tons desired Inquire
at the corner of Avenue A and Twentieth street.
CoAL SELLING AT REDUCED PRICES-s5 c5 PER
~ ton fres from the mines.I am daily receiving hest
quality Peach Orchard Red Ash of all sizes for family
Also White Ash Coal rescreened from yard at %
additional charge. Nos 3f and 80 Washington street
GEORGE MORROW.
G a GCI PEACH ORCHARD COAL, EGG AND
yp5 O2sstove Sizes furnished above to Dealers
aud others finding their carts So - per ton de-
yered free Of enrtrge from vessel this day dischargng
Apply st the Tisdall Coal Depot Nos. aud Hoboken
street, foot of Canal street.
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The southern steamers.

Nrw ORLEANS, March 8, 1852
The stcemrhlp Falcon has just arrived The Crescent
City has net up yet being detained by dense fog
CuARLgsToS, March o. 1852.
The steamship Marion arrived here at o'clock this
morning IRON New York.
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

II UBBER SPRlNDE.-IN THIS CITY, WHERE THE
II characters both Mr. Day myself well known,
should be quite willing let the question Of veracty be-
rest; but is advertisements, accusing Of hay
pareH who well acquainted with Mr. Day, think
due myself to take notice of his statement
reerate the fact most distinctly that he has both directly
indirectly made overtures to to buy him off, so that
tunately prepared with proof Of this Mr. Day will
discover instructions having already given to
counsel proceedings against him for the libel
have nothing to do with combination, and base
springs ask nothing but fair price for good arcleone
that warranting ve The American Institute
having granted the ghest premiums for the last five
in succession and the Patent Oce having decided
pretty fair evidence that not only mako the best
Springs but have the only right to make them shall
certainly give Mr. Day opportunity OF satisfying railroad
companies and builders using his springs of the
iugs against all parties infringing rights who are,
Ia estimation for the damages likely to be
obtained Mr. Day as given to understand has about
much he well attend to In defending the numerous
brought against him. infringement Of different
patents. M RAY, l0i Broadway, New York.
ID UBBER CAR SPRINGs.-THE FOLLOWING AD
NJ donal testimonial to the merits Of 4. NJ RAYS In
o,iysd 1t needs ccmment:Ifudson River Railroad Of
noe o. Warren street. New York, March 1862 NJ Ray
Espear Sir Since connection with this road, have
Wntched with much interest the matter Of Rubber Springs
prng incomparaby the article which have
used have tried others ard found them to fail under
preesure cold weather. and become
than useless should prefer using at double their
my notice Springs possess tho quality OF
preserving their elasticity at all Yours &c.
Late Superintendent of the Hudson River Railroad.
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Mnssachuset,s LEGISLATURE.

BosToS March n, 1862
The Liquor bill pesscd the Scnatc to-day by vote f
thirty to nine. There have been several amendments
msde H. besides that ris submitting tho innA
question whether the law shall sbal not 60 into opera
t!ou, 10 he popular vote
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Veto or the pittsburg and Eric Railroad H.iI.

HAnniSRuHC, March " 1882.
Goy,rror Riglcr has vetoed the bill supplementary 10
uis ace Incorporating The tn,tory sod .ric Ral~rel
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

UoR ALBANY-wITH RELAY or ENGINES, AND
without change Of cars. Fare 81 90. Regularity aud
safety combined. The OF the Now York aud Harlem
Railroad leave the City Hall station, New York, daily un
days oxcepted) at O'Clock, A. NJ. NJ sLoKr supt.
EyoR NEWARK.-FARE 12K CENrs-sPBrNG AR
rangcment.-The steamer PASShTC Capt. J. GaN,,
will on and after Wednesday, March 10, A. feMs:--
Leave New York of Centre street. at ocl0cN H. ~
Leave Newsrk, foot of Barclay street, at ocork u NJ
landing at Bergen Point each Freight taken At ca
sOnable rates
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MUSICAL.

C,IGNOTa ELIZA VALENTINE PROFESSOR or
- Singing has removed to 40 Barclay street She does
MT teach for iess then $50 quarter lessons
month eight essons Being ga Ted ort all the day
IN applications aust be made by etter Lessons or any
other professional business, which she viii promptly
snd TO.
.-gCOSD.uAHD IANOfORTEs.-Two GOOD Sc.
y cond hand Paros for Sale or to Rent Also rose
wood scvonoctsve Piano for sae ~ low price for cash.
rooms No. 800 broadway.
RIO PIANoToRTE MANUFACTuRERS-WE HAVE
1 for sale the most beautiful lot Of heavy Buck
r Irartieulary adapted for Plane Makers use) which
~ ever been oGcred. They viii he sold a. bargain II in
,ntdste ppplieai,on Is made at WM TAUSSlG cos
Mandatory California Leather Goods No s5 Pearl ST.
stair
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CAMDrN AND ANBOY RAILROAD, FOR rHTLA-

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD, FOR rHiLt-
dpia, from pier No. !, North river, foot Of Battery
luoe BY steamboat John Potter Two lines daily Morn
ng ps leaves at A NJ. Afternoon oxrress line at T. NJ,
thtvuth 70 fbiiadephln In foUr aud half hours Faro
rs, esss cars "; second class. 81 Returning leave Phi
hm IRON loot OF Walnut street, ~ A. A aud T.
l. atj +. N. Fare 81 80.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DtRECr.--U T.
~ Mail and Exrregs Lines, through IL -. hours ~ L.
Rrcad via Jersey City, leaving New York NJ A. NJ foot
Of Cpriandt street; a. W. and 50 - NJ Ihcety street
Leave Philadelphia same hours from foot Of Wanut street
are reduced to So Tor hrs class aud $50 Cor second
Baltimore, Washington and Charleston through tickets cla
ia the above lnes ead through luggage carricd in
w. aud ~ l. " iacs from Neg YORK. With thr,ush coa
lc.s, ri.a. ~ sAs ksss,
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ELOQUEnCE. WIT, DROLLERY-BY PSYCHOLOGY
~ cal subjects. who mPersonatc Kossuth, Daniel Web
ser and Others Professor Owen lectures this evening
saturday e, Union buildings 6s BOwery. Go carly
orre seats. Admission, shilling. Doors open at G.,
o'clock; commence at ~
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CIRCUS, NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY
~ Monday evening. March s. and during tho week. Grant
fun folly fashion, taste talent and Gle
Cowns-Lovett. the Yankee Clown and Bobby Wiiliame
the Cockney ClownOd England and New England agains
the world! Boxes, % cents Pit, l2M cents.
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r1NEMPLE or TIE GRACES.-NEW PLACE OF AMUSE
ment three doors above Nblos. Open every night for
the Of Casaa illustrations of Ancient Ststuary
s the French and English troupe of Living Models vita
Ethiopian MnsreIsv, and other Doors
Alen at CLOCK; performAnees to commence at
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ID W. BYRNES g. CO., 90 SOUTH STREET, NEW
Il. York aud No. sc Waterloo Road, Liverpool, issue
srht Drafts payable throushout England ireland Scot
also for the Empire Red Star.
Dramatic and Sc Georges Line of Liverpool Packets and
New Iise from Hamburg and Rotterdam sailing weekly.
Ger titca hhA for above lines for sale.
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vNHE MclNTiRES HAVING BEEN ENTHUSIASTIC
cally received Monday evening appear again the
:y9nins ntredn9sns Aud ROsin Gray Tho Boys Of
yet" &c. Admttsnee DC To commence at O'clock.
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A ANATOMICAL MUSEUM, 800 BROADWAY, CORNER
IA of Duane street.-The above agnifccnt
containing three large galleries hundred feet in
length comprising the largest collection Of Anatomical
Preparations in the United States any othcr country
showing without exception species Of disease to
which the human frame suhectc0ntnues for the
admission Of visiters from o'clock. NJ until 10 o'clock,
T. H., each day Wednesdays from IL until o'clock
oiusively for ladies. Ladies will be In attendance Admis
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A CARD.aTHE UNDERSIGNED. LATE TREASURER
"A fthe Holiday Street Theatre Baltimore offers his
vices Agent Manager artises who contemplate visit
ing baltimore professionally for Concerts Readings Ex
hb0ns lie will attend to all business connected with
profession Having thorough knowledge Of tho business
he nsures o also with Of acknow
lodged talent and business agent
having travelled through the Southwest Mexico and South
America and has knowledge Of all cities Of note in those
conntres For any information, address, stating terms
(post-paid), to w. G. CORBELL.
HodaY Straat Thcntra. Raltimnra Md
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TOIfN McNICuhEL, 80 OLD SLIP, CORNER OF
u South street has for sale drafts fr amount which
throughout ri. ain and Ireland. Also
certificates of passage by the Eagle line Of New York
Liverpool packets Refers to Mcssrs. Jno w. Whtlock
4 Co., Sbcro, IAN IL Collins, Acton Civil. Esq, &C.
NOTICE. ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
IN agnins the schooner Frederick j. fncgan will present
she 90 W Agate OF Hammond and West strecte
On Or before tho I'D Of March, 1852 By order Of
WILLIAM ELDRIDGE.
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DROP. KORdENDI, THE GREAT HUNGARIAN WI
zard would respectfully series of Physical
Chemical and Magical Sorecs in which he will be assisted
by the celebrated Spanish Magician Don Cordero
scmmepseng on lhursaay evening March IL At Kncker
and two following evenings. Beautiful
illusions and dcceptons in Thsumaturgcs and Natural
gle. For particulars nall bills Admission. I2 cents
Doors open at to commence at o'clock precisely Want
ed. a Pianist.
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EELIoWS' MINSTRELS.-TLE PROPRIETOR OF THE
original and celebrated corps of Ethiopian Performers
rssreStfn informs the citizens Of New York that
will visit of the principal cities West South pre-
Vious to their reopening their Concerts in Broadway
j. Is. FELLOWS Proprietor.
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CHkISTY'S OPEkA HOUSE, MECHANICS HALL. NO.
~ 42 Broadway above Grand street-open every night
during tho week until further notice The original well
known Christys hinstrel comprising and ver
satie oorps OF talented and Experienced performers
pnder md the manasemen Of chrsy whose concerts In
With favor by highly respectable and fashionable audiences
IeEcts - cents Doors open at 81; and will
fully informed that the Saturday afternoon
M. Zorer. - - ~ ~ y
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W0SDs MINSTREL HALL. ~ BROADWAY, ABOVE
lristor; s. A. Wells Manager.-Open every right.-Mr
wood takes great pleasure in announcing that he has e
teced engagement with those celebrated artt Messrs
s A. Wells ~ iIera T T. Briggs Leopold D. Meyer, and
other long established fvorits who will appear every
until further notice. variety new aud original fea
lures giving entertainment which he feels confdeut will
merit the appreciation of his friends and the public Tickets
70 cents Doors at quarter before 4 to at
quarter before o'clock Grand Concerts Wednesday
rda vafter NJ 3o'n
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ID EMIrTANCES TO ENGLAND. IRELAND, SCOT
IN land and WsesDrafts from 81 and upwards, paya-
bic ight. are isgred by
BOWMAN, GRiYNELL g. CO, So South street. :.
only authorized agents in this city for the Swallow Tail
lines Of Liverpool aud London packets.
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NIBLOS GARDEN.-SPECIAT. ANNOUNCEMENT.-
Engagement Of Madame Anna Thon the highly gifted
brilliant career in the principal cities Of Europe and tho
public Is respectfully informed that Madame Anna Thion
will sustain her original character Of Catana In Auber
day evening March 10 and will also appear Wednesday
e shd rGhy evening" sor1te & : Huassn
those evenings Opera and Irish Comedotta supported
by talented company The orchestra and chorus will be
full snd efficient Musical Director, Sgnor La Mama Full
partculars will be duly announced Tickets 80 cents
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HARD--TO THE MUSICAL PUBLIC.-TIIE UNDER
~ signed hees esSe to inform the public that his sons.
geherwh H. Collins, comprising the original Buckley's
New Orleans erensders performing in San Fran
cisco California and that he has connection whatever
with any company assuming the of tho New Orleans
Sereusders excepting tho company above named
JAMES BUCKLEY, 1s6 Heeter street. ". Y.
TNHEATR! CAL.-F0R SALE-TWo VERY GOOD
Dresca maGe for Iago and Sir Gles Overreach the
perty of the late Mr. r. H. Graham tragedinn Price, $50
each dress Apply to Mr. W. DAvIDGE stage door Broad
way theatre. from IL till |.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1852-05-22
i. MARIA CHILD.
KOSsuih In BOsiOn-Daniel Webster.
Extracts from the Boston Correspondence of
the Anti Slavery Standard.

Extracts from the Boston Correspondence of
the Anti.Slavcry Standard.
BosroN, May 10th, 1852.
Well, we have had our turn at NJ Kossuth,
and, and on the whole, have done about as we'll
by him as most of the places he visited. To
be sure, wc did not go quite as Hungarian mad
as you did in New York but then,o on the other
hand, VIC didn't turn any of our pets into the
street as you did, after you was convalcscent.
My only opportunity
of hearing him speak was on the occasion of the
Legislative Banquet given TO him in Faneuil
Holl. Not that went to the Banquet, not
feeling disposed TO give NJ. Kossuth dinnor,
hOnoris cansa, by way of honor, not thinking
he had deserved any at the hands of an Aboli-
tionists, though was very willing to give him
dollar for dinner, .torma pauperis, if he
should ever be in actual want of one, as is not
unlikely. So bought ticket for the gallery,
and had the pleasure Of sitting seven hours (bLt
in good company seeing other people cat, and
hearing them talk. NJ. Kossuth did not lay
himself out for an eloquent speech, though it
was one of the longest he has given in this
country, being fully two hours long. 1t was
mainly historical and did not contain many facts
with which one who has kept moderately post
cd up about current history would not be
acquainted. But his management of his voice
is very fine and his air and manner grace itself.
1 could easily understand how it is that he ex-
ercises such extraordinary personal influence,
and that SO few persons can Withstand the mag
ic of his presence. The scene was effective,
though not so fine as our own Banquet to Mr..
Thompson. Assembly Hall, where that was