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The daily union., 1852-01-14
Later from the Rio Grande

By the arrival at New Orleans on the evening OF the
Sd instant OF the schooner Alderman Capt Smith, from
the Brazos, the Rio Bravo OF the oath u has been
ceived From this led TO believe that the po
son OF Caravaa is not desperate il had appeared
The that he had been arrested and Imprisoned by
General Harvey IS destitute OF foundation II is not
tainy known whether he is this side The other OF
The Rio Grande but s evident that reinforcements
congregating to assist him.
The Rio Bravo OF the 2ith contains Caravsal's official
report 10 the ayunamienios OF Guerrero. Mer, Csmargo
and Laredo As this is merely a recital of events the
particulars OF which we have already published, we
do think necessary 10 copy the document The fol
lowing is the concluding paragraph OF the report:
To particularze would require too much space
Should the reports OF the large force which the tyran
has placed a the disposal OF his willing tools, Avaos
urago and the fahess traitor Canales, be confirmed
shall for the present, in imitation OF the heroes OF
revolution. divide my forces into small parties to Observe
and harass the enemy Before many weeks shall as
sumo the offensive, and drive them from your soil
Every respectfully, your obedIepl servant,
81 NJ. }, CARAVAJAL
|" Commander-ia. Chief Liberatng Army Mexico"
note from Mr. MeMicken, adjuani general OF Cara
vass orces that he hal only 2os al the bat
lie OF Cerralvo.
From letter in the Picayune, dated Brownsville De.
cember al, we copy the following extracts;
"a courier arrived from the Rio Grande last evening
and brought down letter from officer in Caravaja's
camp, from which i appears that his headquarters are in
the Ceravo mountainsa least the letter dated from
tha, place. Whether this is blind or not, am unable
TO say but Gen Caravajsrs movements have been SO
private lately that he may have crossed the river without
any here knowing it. The letter dated the l2h
and the writer speaks in the most confident terms OF their
future prospects, He says We have already reports
Of than four hundred men in various deachmenls
on their way TO Join us. and will open the new year
with campaign which will asionish even our friends.
Come back early in January, az we will have everything
ready by that time From the date, this must have been
written before the writer had heard OF the advance oil
fods and the troops he expected 10 join them must
be Mexicans from the different towns the river
"ts umored here that Gen Avalos has received orders
from the city Of Mexico to compromise with Caravaia at
all hazards Even this be true do not suppose Ava
los win act in the matter, as he doubtless deems Csrava
al completely routed and the attempted revolution sup
ressedat least should Judge so from his raising the
state Of siege in which Matamoros has been since the
battle OF Camargo. which done last Sunday. /, is
also reported thai tomorrow Monday the old tariff is to
be re-estab blished in Malamoros .
.sCol Dominguez, who commanded the Mexican spy
company under Gen Scott during the late war between
The United States and Mexico and who is how residing
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The Hon. MR.. Douglas At the Congregational DIM
% Kossuth.
Hon. MIR. Buchanan ana Ko.sutn.

The following letter from this distinguished statesman
has been brought TO our notice by friend II escaped
us a, the time OF lis appearance it should have been
published eloquent expression OF the thoughts in
spired by the visit OF Kossuth to Philadelphia. and
showing that Mr. Buchanan is behind none Of his
uymen in sympathy for the Hungarian cause. and in
sentiments of just disapprobaon OF the conduct of Rus
aa in violating the sacred right Of all nations to settle for
themselves their forms Of government:
"WHrArIASD, (near Lancaster,)
...# December %, 1851.
GENTLEMEN. | have been honored with your invita-.
ton on behalf OF the committee OF arrangement TO attend
the Kossuth banquet at Philadelphia on Friday next
regret that Indispensable engagements will deprive me oil
the pleasure and the privilege OF expressing person.
that very Interesting occasion, my warm sympathy and
high admiration for kossuh and for Hungary
q In common with countrymen, witnessed with
deep interest the OF the heroic struggle OF
Hungary assert and TO maintain her ancient national
Independence against the House q Hapsburg- Loraln
that under the guidance OF Governor kossuth the insliu
tons OF Hungary which had kept the peasants in servie
subecton, were 10 be forever abolished and thus down
and privileges of eemen, every American heart beat with
intense anxiety for the OF the glorious cause
Sympathy TO the same extent has never been felt amongst
for any foreign people, except those OF oppressed Ire
land TIE Intervention Of Russia, however, in violation
OF the clearest principles OF the law oil nations, has, for
the present. tlghed all the bright prospects which The
follow from the unjusiable interference OF the Gar
This may teach the people OF western Europe 10 place
become either republican or Cossack, and thus
them 10 sense OF their common danger II they would
live as freemen they be willing to die like reemen
under the standard Of human liberty in whatever portion
Of their continent this may be unfured The great strug
Gle would seem now to be impending and may Heaven
protect the right May the OF human liberty prove
triumphant and may Hungary emerge from the conflict
under be guidance Of her patriotic and enlightened Gov
ernor free an nde epen ndent. and powerful republic
"Yours, very respectfully,
"JAMES BUCHANAN
% II tho Committee
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ny DYER 8 MeoUIRE. Aues.oneers.

ExTENsIvE SALE OF GROCERIES, LIQUORS, ac., BY
IL ORDER OF THE ORPHANS CoURT.-On Monday m
ing, January 49, 10 o'clock the Of Seventh
and shall sell the entire stock Of the late gohn A.
Donohoo, consisting Of
Teas, coffee -four, sugars, molasses E
Tobaccs, cigars, snud, soap, candles
OIL, Spices mackerel herring, brooms
Mats, woodenware, crockery, and glass
stonoware, scales, weights measures
Lamps, store fixtures, sc.
Also selected stock o choice wines and liquors. Ia
titles
embraces Of esh
OF trade and
rally.
b. Upwards Of Of purchased by
deceased days previous to his decease.
and under $50 90o and four months
soo and credit for satisfactorily
endorsed bearing interest.
DYER MCGUIRE
Jan l4--d Aucioneers
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Al, O. W. JAaas, No. Harrison street, Cincinnati Ohio Ia
,fayeins agent fo The States, assisted BY JoAs
- n, j. A. Wa ADswoRTH, ALEx. n. LAWS, JAaEs Rurn
p Or Lorr EDWARDS, q. M. l.. WIsEsAs, and o. A. Eo-
E JAAEs ls2 South Tenth street, Pnilade
- onI general yayeng agent, assisted by W. n. WELp
pas, co,IIss JAass DEsKSs, A. kIKH wKLLIssTos, K. A
80 pvsss LooKs 0soRsx r. BUTTON. jos. BoIros, ID. X
go, WILLIAM j. co1KY, ISAAC NJ. BopnE, and WALrER
TEoarsoS' - 10 60. ~ -, -. r,,- A.,
snhorzed 10 make collections Tor Ia the cities OF New
" Boston, Philadsphia aud BalumoTe
-, a.c.iu,s from either Of the above will be good
H.sRY GRsEs Of New Orleans, La, is duly empowered
advertisements established rates. IL
a., Of Mississippi His receipts viii be regarded payments
"a gxnr NJ. Lewis, Of Montgomery Alabama 10 our gen
the States OF Alabama and Tennessee as
s i.L. NJ. sons James o. and samuel ID. Lewis.
n PlLsrR, the American Newspaper Agent, 10 auinor
- Ike collections In ths cities OF Boston, New York
~ duly empowered u take advertisements an
al the required by His receipts will b
asd n. payments. His Offices areBoston Congress street
~ yoyk Tribune building; Philadelphia, northwest
Third Chestnut streets.
i. nsd States London and Liverpool have been appsinte
s.s 20, the unon and authorized TO receive subscription
- hi. paper Their Office In London Is at No.
Gresham street. Liverpool ut No. Columbia Buildings
h,, eonesrn . In this country with the well know
house Co.. agents. and entitled the conf
deuce friends abroad
aSM r. JoHssos Of Galveston, Is authorized procur
.utscnbers, Sc, for the Union in Texas.
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ny A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.


OFFENSIVE SALE OF NEW FURNITURE, PLATED WARE
II GIRANDOLES, CLOCKS, BRoNZED WARE, CHINA
CLASS, AND CRoCkERY WARE, ne, AT AUcfIoN-os
9Th and Pennsyvana commencing 10
O'clock and will be continued In the afternoon and evening"
n very extensive assortment Of furniture,
O hne mahogany sofas, ~ spring pari0r chairs
do dvans, large castor and rocking chairs
do dressing and plain bureaus, bookcsses and
do marbIe-top, centre, and extension dining
bles
do French bedseads pairs card tables
fine painted cottage ~ maple cottage bedsteads
mahogany and walnut wash closets, hatrscks, &c.
Also per consignment, l. and lots silver bronxe gt
girandoles
White French China coffee
Superior plated casors, WATERS fruit baskets, and
DO do tea sets, pieces Britannia and coffee
Bfonzed iron tables, with tops beautifully nlAld
Do iron stands, umbrella stands and chairs
Silver plated table and tea forks, butter Knives &C.
sets ivory handle knives and forks 81 and four dosen
knives
Fine French bronze gilt msnte clocks, vases, &c
Fine Frenel, plate ornamented gilt frame mirrors
table cutlery twelve
Coffee and and toilet tumblsrs
Win large lot OF other articles, which deem
enumemie.
Terms All Of and under $50, $50, credit Of
four and six months for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
interest A. GREEN, =
Jan-l4-lt Auctonesf.
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m.,a. and ohio o--Intsrvsns,on

A,ssgraphc despatch states that the house OF repre-
sena,ves Of Maine, on the 10th instant, by vote of s;
to o. passed the following resolution in relation 10 h'
Intervention Of Russia in the affairs OF Hungary
"Rssorsd, That earnestly desire that the government
OF the United States may an influence in the sans
wise and proper against all such intervention
was praised by Russia against Hungary du6nI the sirog-
gle OF the atter with Austria"
The senate Of Ohio, the same day. passed resolu
ton declaring that the United States IL TO the cause
Of liberty, and ought TO interfere should Russia an,
other power incrmedde with the internal affairs Of obe
nations struggling for freedom.
The daily union., 1852-01-14

The Pennsylvania says in reply 10 the Baltimore
Argus, which latter paper has lately twed the former
upon its zeal Tor MIR Buchanan that there s but litle
danger OF its saying anything "evir Of the great and
good men OF the democratic party. For General Cass
General Butler Judge Douglas, and others OF the eminent
the highest admiration and respect AZ men who have
contributed by their talents, their learning and their la
eos to the and The power of the democratic party
ney are hear and dear TO IL. and not AT all likely 10
eelye Ill usage at i,s hands
These" i adds, 'being principles and our faith
~ 'hs regard, we have thus far tried to make our prac-
oeeonsisten with them expecting TO do battle Tor Case,
Dongas, Butier Houston, any other who may be the
nominee OF the Baltimore convention, zeaousy and
aeaiuly asfor our own Buchanan '-Nscork Eagle
The daily union., 1852-01-14
s.prsms Court OF the United states.

TUESDAY, January 10, 1852.
Samuel NJ Parsons, esq, of New York, and A. Jud-
Crane, esq., of Virginia, admitted attorn eys and
counsellors of this court
No 1866 The United States, plaintiffs, Thomas Reed
and Edward Clements This cause was argued BY
Messrs Jonyes and Attorney General Crenden for the
plaintiffs, and by Messrs Crane and Scott for the de-
PENDANTS.
Adjourned till TO- morrow, II o'clock, a. m.
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here is said 10 have made oyeriures 10 Gen. Caraysa
lately 10 be received into his army He offers 10 raise
and equip Two hundred men, condition OF receiving
separate command have been informed that he made
similar proposition 10 CarayaIa while the latter be-
seglng Matamoros and that he received indignant
iusa Carayljal stating that he would not employ a
traitor 10 has country"
The daily union., 1852-01-14

oII.K vEIvET~. C~shmeres. French Merinos, and
y Mossseincs co.twe selling of the remainder OF osr
goods or cash and all persons In
wnnt stock,
Offering goods cheap, for removal
short Tune w NJ. SINISTER = Co, +
Ian l4-d3rf 7h street, the Avenue
The daily union., 1852-01-14

GROUND MORE VALUABLE IN NEw YoRK THAN IN
Lospos.The editor Of the Albany Evening Journal, in
one OF his late letters from London. says
"Iwss surprised TO learn that lots in the vicinity of
the Bank OF England and the Royal Exchange were less
valuable than in Wall street Rents except the most
fashionable quarters, are about the same as in. New
York
The daily union., 1852-01-14
S4OMO sNrs CRY foo%. ns,dn, IN prs rh.ns, s s.ir

q il 00l WORTH OF dry goods at prime cost
04O,UOU BARNES MITCHELL, intending change IN their
business would public hat from and aer today
they will sell for cash article in their house at n cost ne
being with Goods hey
been offered In washington before
ucb viii be sold At acrihcs Their
stock hand probably the lare. IN The District and co
pes desirable styles OF the season
They would particular attention 70 their heavy stock Of
silks ans vevets csshmees &C which must be reduced
Also perinos popns black and colored
French worked collars, inside hand
fringe fancy silk neck ues cas riband white Can
Cashmere shnw Bay State and thbet wool
do Tseton musns colored ilusons pink blue and white
cooed for evening dresses domestic
linen sbeengs, linen table damask
sper Irish linens cloths, cassmeres and vesngs OF every DO
velvet, BRUSSELS thee-py and nErnn carpe
oilcioths, blankets, quilts, sc. C.
would inform their friends and patrons
that selling cost, shall certainly do be f
books viii be closed unit, the contemplated
change place, notice of which will be given
#.F f. Between oh and 9th streets, Penn Avenue.
Jan ia-3taw3wfr
The daily union., 1852-01-14

FRoM THE CHEROKEE NATIoN,--We learn from the
Fon Smith Herald that the Cheokees have determined TO
sell TO the United States tract of land adopng the State
OF Missouri containing about 500 900 They have
appointed delegation of FIVE TO proceed TO Washington
10 make the necessary arrangements with the govern
The principal part Of the proceeds 10 to be applied
the payment OF the national debt, and the remainder
will be added 10 their already large school fund
The daily union., 1852-01-14

OAR BUILDERS aud Railroad Compsnses- Inc soessri-
" "FuIers Patent India kueoes Gar
sprnrsr and cautions all interested Of M I'm 70
his this Fuers pscn. s oens'
Extensive arsneemsns s m.ne 70
supply springs builders raiIos eomPses ana All wno
require this patent
Inc price red At so cents per ponnd including the privilege 70
the patent.
The institute have Ja awarded he advertiser me n
premium rbestf rubber car sPrinEs.
Srds o anv mari United States giving the Of
the p,.ees on rubber required, will be promptly execn,ed
vepd the India rubber
car spnqs which operate by compression Of The rubber
80 sP't'' ~ HORACE n. DAY,
oldest Of India rubber the business In the unt
led states Of India rubber patents ware
house % Couriandt street, New York.
i called the advertisement OF Mt Dey ne
now The only vend
~ ~ ~ w. @. FULLER.
ny his Attorney, g. NJ KHEvITT.
Nsw YopH, 1851
Jan l4-eod3u,
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Congress s-Taestlay

SrsATE.--Aiter the transaction OF the ordinary morn.
IN, BUSINESS the resolution in relation TO the printing OF
lbe returns OF the seventh census taken up and de-
baied at length by Messrs. Bright Smith, Hale. Daw-
son, Hamn. Butler. and others On motion by Mr.
Parce its further consideration was postponed for three
weeks.
HoysE OF REPREsEKTATyEs-The House was en-
gagged for the most part in receiving and referring re-
posis (bls and resolutions) from committees The onl,
bill finally disposed OF that from the Committee or
the Judiciary for the punishment OF those who may
FIRE 10 mechanics shops, or any other out buildings in this
District.
The Hon. MIR. Douglas the Congregational Dinner
Kossuth.
Having given previously abstract OF the obser-
yaons made this occasion by this distinguished SEN
a,or, il gives pleasure to publish in todays columns
The more full report which afterwards appeared in the
Globe
The daily union., 1852-01-14

A recent arrival from Honolulu informs us that the ex
pedon which sailed from these shores in the last day.
Of October concerning whose intentions and prospects
much was said at the time OF departure has reached thai
port in safety A peaceabe landing was effected, ihs
company having been received with kindly welcome
and up to the date OF latest advces everything beo
kened harmony and quiet in the affairs OF the Sandwich
Islands
The members OF the expediion--whatever motives
may have influenced them in setting outare represented
as having settled down in their homes, manifestng
disposition TO obey the laws and respect the existing
authority al the islands. In one instance only we
made 10 record their violation,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

ERNEST Klss.--This is the singular
name Of singular man, aud one Of ths
most distinguished Of the Hungarian Gen.
erals who were taken prisoners and sxscu.
ted by the Ausirians in tho late war. Tho
following notice Of him is condensed from
al interesting account of Hungarian Gen.
erals, published in a foreign journal:
Ernest Kiss was wealthy proprietor.
owning twen,y.ihree villages, and was =
man Of excessive personal elegance ~ well
as Of chivalric courage. lie regularly ssnt
his linen all tho way from Hungary 10
Paris to bc washed, and was, in similar
respects, Dorsey, a. we'll az Bayard.
His coolness in danger was remarkable;
and il is told OF him that on one day, With
in reach Of an Austrian battery, making
an observation. be ordered bis servant 70
bring him cup Of chocolate. A shot took
il from his hand and killed bis horse
.Ciumsy rascals!" said Kiss, s'lhey have
npse, my breakfast" When taken out
with three others to be shot, he was su.
perbly dressed. The order was given 10
lire, and his companions fell, while hs
stood ur,onched "You have forgotten
me,n said Kiss in his usual tone Of voice.
The corporal Of the platoon stepped up and
fred. and, The bali striking him in the fore.
head, he fell dead wi,hou. a struggle.
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and bear q strong resemblance to thel
mamma; but we nre entirely unconcernet
as 10 tho degree Of personal beauty the,
may possess. The little girl, who, at ms
husbands earnest request, was chri3.enet
by (as he ST, ,led it) the beloved name o.
Rhoda, might stand for the original OF tbs
portrait Of her father, taken when a child
She has the same deep, dark eyes, and pie
inresqle an urn cnrls. Unconscously, We
place great value upon exiernals; and. not.
3i,t,,anding her name, little Rhoda Barry
top is person If vast dea! more consf-
lacnce than WAS her mother at the same
age.
am now upwards Of forty, but the mir
rnr into which am gazing, reflects ihe
pleasing image Of a woman in the prime oi
life, dressed in fashionable, flowing robe
ud tasteful French cap No one to look
i me, would suppose | had ever been q
le-piscd old mald. b., after all, ha2pi,
ness is the great cinirellsher
To these Of my own sex, who occupy !.
situation similar 10 what mine once was, |
Ill now whisper a few words Of advice
d, no, grow fretfu and peesi-h under ad.
verse circumstances; be gen,le--be affec.
iionate; for there is charm in goodness
which renders plain face beautlnl.-
frnsl 10 Time TO mike known your meri,
nd if YOU do moi meet with your reward
in like manner with me. sou will enjoy i,
in the conscinusness Of having done yonr
in,s; and son will be blessed with the
pleasing reflection that, when forever gone.
kindly thoughts aud gentle memories will
Iinger around your VACANT chair,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-22

TUE Two GOVERNORS BIGLER.-We be.
licvc there have been one or two instan-
ces, but we cannot remember them, where
two brothers have been Governors Of States
at one aud the same time, but there IS no
instance on record where brothers have
been SO far apart, under such peculiar cir
eumsiances as is now the case, with she
Bglers OF Peunsylvania. William Bglsr
! is Governor elect Of fPcnnsylvania, and bis
brother John Bigler il the Governor elect
of the State Of California. One will have
charge Of the keystone OF the Arch. and
The other over the Eureka Of tho Coniede.
r.cy. One will govern on The Pacific, the
ntber on the Atlantic. Tine will be chief
ma gis,rate Of the State Of mineral fields Of
iron. cofber, and lead. the other chiefmagis-
ltrate Of untold deposits Of gold and silver,
platina, and mountains of cinnabar. To
sind up the story, they were formerly
printers, and worked as Journey men IN
ClssIGsll cacn'v, Penn,
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KEEP COOL.


ny GEO. ". LIGHT.
:. lion in the way!
Keep cool;
Tel, him you respect bis pride,
H., hat YOU may 60 ahead,
~ ~ sst please TO stand aside.
Keep cool.
~. be rouse and show his teeth!
Keep coo';f
Teut,im you enjoy the laugh;
Give single lightning glance,
And he'll dwindle TO cali.
Keep cool.
Are YOU hampered by the blues!
Keep cool. ,.n
When YOU find your conscience clean,
with your hands and brains al worS,
Not devil willbe seen.
Keep cool.
Has 4 shylock left you thin!
Keep cool.
He's III g loser-don't despair:
Now that your eys-tceth arsthrough,
Keep your temper; grin and bear.
Keep cool.
D,es ,iIlian SANDER you!
Keep cool.
lie can never hit his mark.
Since his nature is SO mean,
Lc, the snarllng puppy bark.
Keep oool.
should the Prince OF Scrpents hiss,
Keep cool.
show him Truths old honest whip:
When he sees YOU bold and ilfm,
You will find that of he'll slip.
Keep cool.
Can't you stand upon your sense
Keep cool.
Queer tha, YOU shoull think you can!
Prudent peopl fathom sense
With a golden r ummet, man!
Keep cool.
Cannot ,on reform the world!
Keep cool.
OaIy one thing you can do
Give brave heart 10 the work;
Heaven wants no more 81 you.
Keep cool.
lie, things joste as they will,
Keep cool.
ssize this truth with hear, and hand
He that rule,h well himself,
Can the universe<withstand.
Keep cool.