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MOVEMENTS OF KossurH--rhe Baltimore Sun of the

MOVEMENTS KossurH.-The Baltimore Sun of the
23d ultmo contains the following dispatches from New
York relative to the movements of Kossuth:
NevYo,k, Dec. Ex-Governor Kossuth and family and
suite consisting Of his Secretary and six Hungarian Off
of distinction left this morning in special train
for Philadelphia starting shortly after the mail train
Notwithstanding the severity of the weather. there was
large crowd in front Of his hotel who cheerod most enth
siastically as the train of carriages departed.
NetoYork, Dec. %, 6P. M.-The city has been full of
contradictory to-day with regard to the
ments Of Kossuth He left his quarters this morning it
generally supposed to depart for Philadelphia
announcement to that effect having been made in the
morning papers 1t is said that he has retired to
private residence in the vicinity of the city where will
remain strictly private until the receipt of further ne-
gence from France which is momentarly expected
by the Baltic and that the character Of the will
depend his future movementstha he wishes to remain
in this vicinity thinking it probable that his immediate
return to Europe may be rendered necessary the posi-
ton of affairs there.
Another rumor is that he has merely retired for few
days to escape from the excitement of the CITY, to
cuperate his strength before starting for Philadelphia
Certain 1T is however, that he has left the city in special
train and has stopped where in the vicinity not
continuing his journey to Philadelphia, as was antci-
paed The contributions to the Kossuth fund are
about $4,000
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THAT Anr,orr-rhe rinsg attacks the Courier

THAT ARTicLE-The Times attacks the Courier and
Enquirer furously in reerenceto hd suppressed para
graph in Kossuths speech at the Municipal Banquet Of
the April article in the Courier, it says
1t is well known that the article in the Courier and
Enquirer thoroughly in the Austrian interest Prince
Swartzenberg himself could not have dictated more
thoroughly Austrian paper could Haynau have
evinced malignant hatred of Kossuth and his
The article, however, unquesonably written here,
because it mainly pilfered-extracs blunders, and
ALL from the North American Review. But it by
hundreds into Austria Packages of addressed to Off
cal persons at the Austrian Court passed through Lon
General Webb extensively scattered through Aus
tra and every possible effort made to give It
rety and effect in Austria against the Hungarian
Now is very likely that copy of this article
Kossuth from Vienna and that he supposed it to be
published instead OF having been published in Ameri
newspaper And this is probably the whole story
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JONI E. KNe, Secretary pro tenn dsl 81
~ GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE Cry OF New

aae- GENERAL COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF New
oRLEaNs-sttins Of December 81, 1851.
Mr. Payne the following preamble resolutions which,
after dpen.aion Of the rules unanimously adopted:
Opelousas Railroad
which assembled in this June
aa after resolving TO build said Railroad from Agers
city Aakapas Opeousas Washing
the Southern Western States Neworlean Al
Atakapa and Opeousas Railroad
Orleans Monday the 9th day OF january 1852 for mutual inter
whereas many citizens Of the South
and West will assemble the invitation by said
Ae Aapas Opeousas Railroad occasion
referred TOT .-t48 '.g
And whereas is the duty the city Of Nereans
Rssdre of City Neworeaas
Caldwell Seuznesu First Second
hereby requested conjunction WITH President
Vice Presidents Of said Newolenn Age Attakapaa opeouaas
of Railroad projections reception Deleeae
make such provision for their accommodation will be fitting
The said President Vice Newre4ns
giers Aakaas and Railroad Convention
Hon. JOHN H. OvKkToS, Landry.
Ell Governor ALKx. Mouros, Lafayette
Gen ALEX DECLouEr st. Martin.
4'y" Hon. Octave Conway, ST. Mary.
] W. TucKER, Esq, Iaourche.
Dr. E. T. krTnIpGE Assumption
W b s,sss FIX kas Tss5sS ssesao
3 AMBROSE LANFEAR, ESQ.,, St. Charles.
Hon. A. D. CRossMAs, First Municipality.
l. MATTHEW'S, Esq Second Municipality.
...- Hon. EMILE LAsERE, Third Municipality.
4" o.. A. BoYsrs, Esq, Algiers.
# + f hsanaa Eaa E Asi1 fSisvs, cv
G. LEROY, Esq, Jefferson.
Reoed That the foregoing preamble Published in
oil the city papers until the assembling said Convention
true copy from the minutes J.B. WALTON Secretary.
NeworleanS December 81, 1851 DBL I'd
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Texas LEeIsLAruRE.-The Texas House of Representa-
tves of the Legislature composed of sixtyegh
members, Of whom twentynine farmers, twenty
lawyers seven planters two mechanics printer and
stock raiser.
The Senate consists of twentysix members, of whom
twelve are farmers ten lawyers, two physicians
chanc. and merchant Of the whole, seventy
natives Of the slave States and of the free States
ut the Union The rest born out of the United States
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J.C. .Mo,roa,s,s Literary lleDoe

| tn EXCHANGE PLACE, adjo,nls ~ Post-oaes. a
ANIMALS AND EIRaANTLY BOUND AND BEAUTIFULLY
/ ILLUSTRATED STANDARD AND POLITICAL WORKS.
CHRISTMAS WITH THE POETS. f Fl
BEAUTIES OF THE COURT OF CHARLES II.
LYRICS OF THE HEART
BOOK OF HOME BEAUTY. a. Fefts,a
THE HOME BOOK OF THE PICTURESQUE
LEAFLETS OF MEMORY. e5as sAIsasssa-s 94t=s-S4
THE IRIS. ~.
FLOWERS AND THEIR KINDRED THoueHTs
1.-THE QUEENS OF ENGLAND.
fFRuITS FROM THE GARDEN AND FIELDS. s5se
X THE SOUVENIR GALLERY. H. ~
n W1NGED THOUGHTS +l.a .
THE ROSARY OF ILLUSTRATIONS OF THE BIBLE.
GEMS OF BEAUTY AND LITERARY GET.
BEAUTIES OF MOORE
BOOK OF PASSIONS.
THEsDEw DROP.
THE MAGNOLIA.
| THE WOMEN OF THE SCRIPTURES.
THE CHRISTMAS TRIBUTE AND NEW YEARS GIFT.
SCENES IN THE LIFE OF OUR SAVIOUR.
scENEsfNTHE LIVES OF THE PATRIARCIss AND PROPHETS
| WOMEN OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY.
THE ROSEMARY.
THE SNOW FLAKE FH I'd" -t-
TIE WOODBME.
SCENES IN THE LIVES OF THE APOSTLES
THE KEEPSAKE OF FRIENDSHIP.
THE GARLAND.
FRIENDSHIP OFFERING.
THE STAR OF IETmEHEM
THE AMARANTH
THE WINTER BLOSSOM. d
rTALY-Csscal, Historical ind Picturesque.
1 GREECE Pictorial, Descriptive and Historical.
HISTORICAL AND LITERARY CURloSITIEa.
AN ANTIQUARIAN AND PICTURESQUE TOUR ROUND THE
SOUTHERN COAST OF ENGLAND.
| SKETCHES AFTER ENGLISH LANDSCAPE PAINTING
THE COURT THEATRE AND DRAMATIC RECORD.
| HEATH'S PORTFOLIO OF RNcRAvINGS.
FLoRA'S DICTIONARY
| THE PILGRIMS PROGRESS.
| LAYS OF THE WESTERN WORLD
| THE NATIONAL GALLERY OF PICTURES.
THE HERoINES OF SHAKESPEARE
| CHARACTERISTICS OF woaEN-By Mrs. JAMESON
BEAUTIES THE OPERA.
SCULPTURE ILLUSTRATIONS Sc ...
INATpRES GEMS. e ,=t
THE BOOK OF GEMS.
THE PICTORIAL BOOK OF BALLADS.
THE BOOK OF THE CARTOONS.
POEMS AND PICTURES ...-
TALES AND PoEA-By Byron with Engraving, on
| STEEL @f
| lRV1NGS SKETCH BooK-ALHAMBRA, kNICKERBoCKER and
TALES OF Observation-Disclosures by Corls, and bound
/ Turkey Morocco.
with all the principal POLITICAL WORKS. up in the
most splendid style, in addition which, tho has large
| collection Of FANCY ARTICLES, consisting Of
PORT FoLIoS, ALBUMS WORK BOXES, WRITING DISKS
Silver Pearl and Tortoise Shell CARD PORT MoNyAEs
DRESSING CASES, PAPETERIES FANCY BOXES NOTE CASES
| etc. etc.
| A larse assortment Of JUVENILE BOOKS
| dsl 3tqpItW l. q MORGAN
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Generalization.

", II. ~ ..
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). ~ {, = a ,,Si ~ f;r, I'M
3. -. - ~ =
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49, rs -, ,,s,, fo,.c;bly
- ,,,.ooss, ,,,ars ~ conso,. M,
q Rt - a. I'M matter e suc, y,a ;nterest Is
which every property holder and indeed dsni,sn of
& made public Tint ali may have an op I Il in
pectng the new charter that may be subjected 70 the
q every rsheeting member Of our community secresy
N sgs matter Is not only wholly out o. place but
would be 10th to the action q these
Is sss Il
not be perfect In the multitude Of there is
NAV be urea Sesets ma rs amended and the
charter may thus b rendered Homogeneous consistent
' Ths 49, ~. ;,s,. ss,., ,,ao.
y, s..s ~ ~, -. " ~
ta
~, ~ consent
Te ,,.,,,o ~, s,,,,,,;t = ~ sob ontocrat;c
d;ctat;o,, n 70 y. 81, o,s u consoda.
t;o IL ,,.o,,ossd q s,,o,1d IL fa;r,v q, ssad ~
M neon n W. W. srsc;sllv das;ra T. sknow why
.our' entire mort # entry. Iafayetta and all.
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GIFT BOOKS, ANIMALS AND FANCY sTATIoNERY
Ia For. the HOlysgays.
THOMAS L. WHITE. SO Canal street,

9-e AAASNano ~. w AAlE % Cknu4 btreets
Has jun received and u sals large supply Of Boo etc. suit
abs for hs HolyiAys.
ANNUAS-The Home Book Of Me Picturesque Of Memory;
The Home Book Of Beauty; In, Friendships Offerings Literary
Souvenir Gems Of the Seasons Kssao Of Frendshp
Gallery Chramsa Blossom Wild Flowers Irving Offering;
Fsilov,' oherng woodbne, aupsrbly illustrated snd
magnifcently bound. 81 RS ttTfs
POLITICAL WORKsShrkpsars, Byron, Mosse, Scott Campbell
southey, Wordsworth, anz Landon, Kir White Browning
Rogers elegantly illustrated and in various styles binding
MISS sTRICKLAND's QUEENS OF ENGLAND, roysseetavc
WOMAN OF EARLY CHRISTIANITY: asriss Pessis Ed
tied BY Rev. j.. A. Spencer.
THE LAND OF BONDAGE; by the Rev J. Wainwright X
IIEROINEs OF SHAKESPEARE y
MOoRE'S MEIODES-quarto, Illustrated.
AMERICAN POETs-Bsnt Hnlsek Longslow Wills Griswods
Poets of America, Mrs. skounsy Mira ogood Amsa Reds Fee
male Poets Of .Amsries, NC, beautifully illustrated
ROOKSFlors Dictionary Floral Year Poetry Flower,
Flora i~reon Florss interpreter illustrated with oolored
plates
BpEs AND PRAYER BOOKS svsry variety, in Aps.s Velvet
and Papier Maehs bindings
PAPlER MACHE GoopS-Wing pesks inksAads Work Boyer,
and Ports Monnaiss.
FANCY sTATIoNERYpaPsr Weights, Geld psns
stands Globes ruz, Gass Pearl Paper Cutters Chssamsp
Paint Boxes, doe Qpdt
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xs'ssssens Stock or Clothing .
CHAP FOR CASH.


CHAP FOR CASH!
NV rs THE TzAAAND HERE TIE PLACE TO PUR0HAss
100000 worth II Fa.hionable clothinx at Recall.
ALFRED MNR0E 4 Co.'s One Price Store,
So.54 MAGAZINE STREET, eorue. Of Grsyi,r
rsad n'u our friends and the public gsnsrs that our
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ere,
Gss K: sum-.
&. W :sIs.
The following is onlya partial liat Of articles:
FRocK AND DRESS COATS:
sla sad Fancy csls Cab Y.lsss e.a as.
e if esa oe ba1sa ss s...
Ss:i IL.
sssss Ell cs sis sna + s. ,s1. 81 Waking
and E"s R Rsl hisgs sss En- Waking
French supsan Blue Brown and Gray Sac. r.ls!es
extra long and Froeks;
:. third y Fancy colored Ora, Sac. and p,l.,o..
French, Ensli. and American Tweed Sac, and pa.
:. !" " " :. PoRss.
s s:t ss md b. FIT eft a: s;s' quality
Fancy six ami Satin Vests. all qualities;
'..t css..d E%s,si.s,a Cloth Vests, al, .e.i...;
White Marsees nd Buff Cashmere :. :. :.
IF We sf particular attention oar assortment Of very ,es
NEpDSG and soiREE VESTS also, style JENNY LIND
1EsTs.
rANTaLooSs.
'reaeh Blsos Dosskn and Cashmere PaniaIoon,;
as.s Nd sm s c.,.me.. P.aosn.
S NJ. Il hs0 sad basl S r.naloon.
' french and iHsr;a aae co ,aaa dom
e sssi
Y; a "a ss, fIS1y sI qa,s..,
iau1., Memo, Cotton Theaa and Flannel shir.; ~.
Tray and ID M sd gnder.hlrt.;
etoa pa in %a. Easslss .
Drawers ali the above descriptions
All ws.,t,pe and Lambs HIVE Ms.I H Rs.s al, ,u..,1
sisfs ;. ID ~ sis II Eli: Il e.,
Rez s,. AsD sss oI1s ss rs2
D :: :: Drown UNI c.'' ''e'l s $:s:;:
sis:f 81 bs: ST ;s., ,'
c,,,. ,s Fiss essss o,.r,o.
onions D4 tsasy ss3sIs s'is e.:
nE ~ e ssss
and esssy s1s;';
white and Coored Msrsellss vests
GLOVES;
Black, White and Colored Kid Gloyss.
Backan White Silk '''
Cashmere, Merno and Lise Thread Glove.
Fins and Heavy Buck Gloves, Different sres
SUBSCRIBERS, Of various kinda
| - SILK AND SATIN CRAyATs:
Blsud Fancy Silk and Satin Crayafs;
BlaAian Cravnts from o AZ inches:
| Linhd Silk Handkerchief;
| WI md Colored Linen Bordered Handke: ebief.
Bdsaaelds, India, Bandnna Pon0ee Silk
\ TRUNKS, yAL1sEs eAnpEr BAGS, eoTrtss-.ssss srES
URRLLAS, INDIA RUBBER GOODS o. every description etc.
| oNH PRICE FOR GOODS AND NO DEpIA7ToY &1
dAWf ALFRED MONROE d CO., "a Magazine street,
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THE CASE OF Mn. THRAsHER.-The Washington papers
of the sd ut publish lengthy communication and SUBJ
Joined documents addressed by Cen Cohcha, Captain
General of Cuba to A. Calderon De La Barca Spanish
Minister ut Washington in reference to the trial and
tence Of John s. Thrasher Gen Conchas stratemen is
extremely plausible and he endcayors by explanations
he terms them, and series of argumets to prove that
Nh Thrasher has no just of complaint We regret
that the extreme length of the letter and documents pre-
vent us from publishing them.
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ms NEwoRLEANs AND OpELoUsAs RAILROAD

d.
The Permanent Committee of the above Road their meeting
Monday evening" 49, adopted following rsouos
ordered them to be published: ~. .t
Rsd Tint notice that the Opeousas
will assemble ut the Hail.
Resolved That Committee Of Eleven be appointed receive the
Delegates Texas they in the shall the
duty said committee to notify the said Delegates through the public
themselves their arrival the the
Crescent Insurance Office at the Camp street aud Commercial
Alley, between the hours Of 10 A and IL
Red That the said committee shall also additional
Delegates that have elected the
yenton June Louisiana and the delegations
the additional Of the individuals comprising hem publication
The Chairman appointed on said committee
Mes John H. Oerton, j. W. Stanton Bukns H. Payne Ambrose
Lanfea Aiaunsel White E. H. Martin, W. B. Lewis cpren Dupre
Robert Taylor, H. E. Lawrence, and M O. H. Norton
NJ NJ COHEN, Chairman.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

LUNCH AT THE SHApEs,-Fish, flesh and fowl, Of rare
kinds and the first qualities, will be served up to-day at
theshades with all the delicious concomtants that this
establishment is justly celebrated for, to wash them
down with, Drop in and our friend Eayrs if you
want something nice
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
Fashionable Clothing.

THOMPSON &sNIxON, No. 10 Camp street,
az avs received Winfield Scott saeh additions their
to render II complete assortment Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising
CLoAKs, Of Black Frsuuh Cloth, ", X " and full Circle
OVER COATS Of qualities md all tho styles
DRESS COATS, Of Balk French Cloth, various qualities
FROCK COATS, Of Blck and coored Cloths -.Ia" ID.
BUSINESS COATS Black eoored Cloths Cas
amore.
PANTALOONS Of Bbek and fancy Doeskn and Cashmere.
VESTS, Cashmere Satin Wooden Velvet Black Fancy Silks
and White Marselfs, single and double breasted.
SHIRTS Of Fine Linn and Linen Bosoms.
HOSIERY Of Shaker Flannsl Meno Cashmere Silk and Cotton
MORNING GOWNS UMBRELLAS, PERI UAfERY 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

The Norfolk Herald comes to us in new dress, and
very much improved in appearance We trust it may live
to wear out many new dresses.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

Snow fell ut Washington during the day. (he 22 and
the papers state that the merry sound of sleigh bells
heard In all directions
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

1t is stated that G.n Duff Green is the principal editor
of the Telegraph, published at Washington.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

GEoRGIA-A bill for the construction of railroad
through the south western part of Georgia to the Gulf of
Mexico has been introduced in the Georgia Legislature.
provides that the State shall subscribe 100000 when
the amount shall have been subscribed by ndiyid
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

Tho Washington Globe says there is no truth in the
statement that J. s. Hester State Senator of Indiana
has been indicted the charge of forging land warrants
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01
sTHURsDAY NORM JANUARY !, 1856;
Nov Year.

sS MI most sincerely wish to oil our readers and
" III our friends, happy new year. May no
Aliadpw from the past, rest upon their future,
and may every regret fof past misfortunes, be
only Ike cloud, which, in summer Sky, misty,
II \ St ND w, tefects upon the earth light from
tEe hsavens.
a ~ year III its opening, il an eyentful
pericd 10 the rejecting man The past comes
ssiy1dly before him, as shadows rise from the
4hsI * AZ, abyss ia twilight gloom. All his
sFxorss and All his COED deeds and successful en-
sleAvo4s east their reflection upon his future, in
shadow. Ike magnitude, which, from this day,
x s pcint of retrcspection and anticipation, maps
4 IN III him The past, and reveals something Of
\ AZ future The recurrence Of the day-a day
4 6d1nIneinora tiye Of the opening Of new period
\ ii iii IS well calculated to suggest wise coun-
i ~ ffom HE past, and more reasonable calcula
tions npoA the future. There is d lesson in
every error, u hope ID every endeavor.
Il one has failed in his past endeayors, he
I may h6rr9s from them wise lessons for his FL
fure guidance. This anniversary new years
day. il naturally suggestive Of reflection, a re-
Wv IL the past, rejecting light upon the future
II errtd, Or mistake has been committed in any
pnrticulays pursuit Of the merchant, mechanic,
1awver III man of family, this day is we'll cal
\ cnlst&d 4 20 draw him into that wise train Of
thouuldt. which q,,arries from past endeayors
4 III cornsr stone u successful effort
WI may appropriately suggest that the ami,
yersnry Il one which may induce us deliberately
" oonsult the ,,ast, and borrow wise counsels
- our POLITICAL and national future. New
theories are startling up, and the mushroom de-
clarations Of the day are overshadowing the
healthful principles which have heretofore ruled
III lccArse II our Government. We ars invited
g plunge into the grsat political eddies Of Eu-
Korean 3poltios. II were well that every Amer
ics,, cst;,er should carefully calculate our posi-
I'D, .our policy, and our power If he should
coneluae that. single handed and nlonc--aid
s..., p,,o,a "a - France Il 4 mere vision Of /
& s,.d,oan:s bra;n we can COPE with the power
8, ,,s,rot;sns Il Europe. and not utterly pros
s,.ts Sn,salyes. ruin our commerce. and saeri-
!, ~. III Nowar n our yonnr men NJ nav forget
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.NesC Eau and Winter. Clothing
SHERMAN g. PIERSON,

.NesO FIaH and Winter Clothing.
SHERMAN & PERSON,
No. Magazine corner Canal street.
~ By Georgia. Scott
arrivals, ne have received splendid stock of
NEW GOODS,
manufactured expressly ad. which,
MATERIAL workmanship STYLE will compare the market.
The stock consists in part, follows:
Black, Blue Brown and Olive Cloth Froeks;
Saper Black Cloth Dress Coats;
Black, Blue aud Brown Psletot Office Coats;
Sack ovor Coats;
Short French Saes;
Drab Brown and Olive Devonshiro Sac Over Coats
Drab and Blue Blanket
Fancy Tweed Empire Business Coats and Short sae.;
Drab Casa Paletot Sacks Short Sacks;
Fancy Pesrsham Turn Coats (two Goats in one);
Blue Brown and Green e Engh) Petcsham Sac Over Coats
PANTS
Plain Striped and Fancy Cashmere PANTS;
Black Doeskn and Cloth :.
Gray Black mixed and Drab Tweed e.
Blue and Black Satnet
Super Scotch CASHMERE
VETS.
Super Black Satin VESTS;
Cashmere and Cloth VESTS;
Embroidered Csss -.
Figured Grensdins Dsw style. Ny front')
Fancy :.
Fancy Silk Cashmere
Gab Cassimere Tweed
Fancy Valencia, Alpaca AMI Barathea VESTS;
Buff White and Rich White Satin yts for sorecs
BOYS CLOTHING
Boys Bact Cloth FRoCKS;
Colored Cloth PALEToTS SACKS;
Fancy Tweed sACs PALEToTs;
Fancy Plaid and Plain Cashmere PANTS;
steelmxed and Gray Lainet :.
Black Cashmere :.
Boys Linen Bosom SHIRTS. and suSPENDERs.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Our stock this Line complete every article suitable ssnc-
Suer Armenian and Merino UNDERSTANDS and DRAWERS;
White Flannel :, .
Mrrino and Cotton HALF HOSE: GLOVES susPENDERS;
White LINEN Cambria and Silk Pocket HANDKERCHIEFS;
Super Black and Fancy Silk CRAvATs;
MONEY BELTS, COLLARS, PORTE MoNNAIES etc.
D The above Goods have sur superv
vion and In cut superior We respectfully
the public confident that low prices goods will
satisfaction.
~ Goods freely shown. SHERMAN l. PERSON
oa3 Arh 2pH No. l Magazine street. eorpr Canal,
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The Alabama rivers have recently rsen that nnviga
ton has been resumed. M
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nss- A CAnp-M1ss JULIA BpNNrrr be,

GS~ A UAnD,-NIISS JULIA BENNETT begS to
her friends the public
positively her appearance Newoean place
January the st, Charles Theatre, when
Of their and support Upon this occasion Miss Bennett will
appear in a play. janl Of
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-01

FRoM CENTRAL AMERrcA.-The American residents of
San Juan del Norte Greyown, have drawn up state
met the whole particulars relative. the of the
attack on the Promctheus but it presents crcum
Stances except that the of the Prometheus had
before and In other matters acknowledged authorities
at Greytow,t These Americans some of whom are men,
bers Of the Government though they don't lose their
American citizenship think they have very nice little
Government which ought to be respected letter from
the same place to the Network Tribune dated Dee th
gives the following in a postscript:
Arulnor is in circulation this evening that new reyo
luton has broken out in Nicaragua that 1t numbers
Zoo men that 500 the march to Granada that
the seat Of the revolution is at Caracas that this part;
their motto is por Ell paiss For the Country but not
knowing any town bearing the Of Caracas in Mica
ragua sufficiently large to give birth to revolution
great the above rmor would indicate, sat II down as
fabrication, or else grossly exaggerated story.
Two Americans Zone DeForrest of NewYork,) have
applied TO the Government of Costa Rea a monopoly
thirty OF the right of transit the Republic
from the Atlantic to the interior,
N,r KossurH wELcomE.--It will be seen by the pro-
ceedSs Of the House of Representatives tho I'D u
that theotion suspend the rules take up the reso-
luton weleming Kossuth voted down by very de-
cided Ill to 5s This result is thought to be in
great to the speech of Kossuth to
tho Bar of New I giving an e1pose of the practical
workings OF the docne Of nonnterveution as under
stood by him. The dsrine thus understood is said to
have but few supporters n either House. The NewYork
Journal Of Commerce. IN noicipg the speech, says;
We tell him to-day. with confidence mistaken in
and will constituted 1t ns Ia take one step in
the ruinous direction Of these extrsagant hopes Tho
Of our own country 8 the consideration
Tor our people Our Union is the foundacn on which we
nave erected the mighty pyramid Of our eatness, II
broken up and dissolved it tumbcs and the nations
questions which arise for decision, arc bound to
regard the whole country and decide them with rrnce
70 matters peculiar to ourselves calm examination of
our internal affairs must satisfy the
y y who oer their attentions to noble guest that
graceful manner and with every mark Of sympathy fr
his cause there are vet higher Considerations nom which
we cannot swerve Our country hrstour country ever
ton without star diminished dearest hope-and
pased be the tongue 1t be that Of Kossuth which
sas destroy the rich inheritance bequeathed to by our