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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24

pRANDY AND WINE.-Otnrd. Dupuy & Co.'S, J. J..
ID Dupuy, Murt and other brands Port Wine; Madcria
Sweet, Malaga and Claret, on hand and for sale 10y
feb1 T.. BELL.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24
FIOORING MACHINE.

WINDOW TRIMMINGS
CORNICES with Galleries; Curtin Partires; Curtain
Bands: do Pins all and beautiful styles. reed
this day and for sale 10y aue2l BABCOCk BROTHERS.
ID ECEIVED this day per steamer Glendy Burke 20
bales and eases brown and bleachcd Domestic and
blue and brown Drillings. .
ap5 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON. (
CUGAR.-5 hhds prime just reed per" Fanny smith.
- for sale by 3. T.. GILBERT " IT,
app Sycamore near wafer
VITINDOW SASH.-IO 900 lights ass'd, s-10, 912, 10
my4 SAMUEL ORR.
CTAR CANDLE $40 packages In whole, hal
and quarter reed ard for sale at reduced price
by lmh29l = =. J. d W. REILLY.
DLEACHED SHEETING.-IO Ga, 4, 1914 an =
ID l24, reed this day, aud for sales by
mh22 JAS Low g. CO., All Main ST., Lou, Ky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-09-24
WAN TED

r IME.-Ie0 bbls new White Line, ia good cooperagt
i 4 reed this day and for sale by
T19 PRESTON BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

Ofoss Dise0nifRsed-Mount Vernon Center. kenne
beck Co, Maine; West DumFnerston, Wlndhsm Co, Va
Bartsville OnondasA Co, Ny Middle Creek, Union
Co.. Penn Eagles EyIy, Bedford Co, Va Silver Hal.
Davidson Co, n c.; Military Grove, Mcdowell Co,
NC Lscy's HiI Pickens Co, Ala Rstoltfs Tyler
Co, Texas Shelbyville, shelby Co, Tsrssi Wsshits-
GrsysoE Co, Texas Cester Casa Co, Texas Bafslo
Henderson Co, TeNAs Zlwsake~, Saginaw Co Mich
Lefever Bartholomew Co, Ind Elm Grove, Lewis Co,
No. Gssnport Cedar Co, No. Splice Creek, Monitssa
Co, Mo Badger FO1d du Lac Co, Wa; Blooming als,
wfnDebsso Co. VIA lrsh Grove. Lacas Co, &. Ken.
tuck Grove. Risley Co, la; Pfa Lima Co Ia; Williams
too, Appanoon Co. Ia Huron, 0osmoines Co, IL 4;
White OAK, Jefferson Co, Arb Hamburg, Logan Co
Ken OxioTe. McMinn Co, Tenn.
RGnes CASaSed-seb.stioook. Kepnsbach Co Ne
nan'e chsnsfd 30 Bentn. Ishua. CsuArauxus Gu
Y nsus ehsnced 10 Ca6lz; = WAshin. too Morr,s
Co, n Y, name changed TO Nelshborvil.; :" M.a,hsd
WNr,n Co, n ! name changed n "Wsshlngtoa =
Grsbam's slAon Mcigs Co, o name changed 70 R.
cine :" Whits'iown, Ottawa Co O nam, changed ,o
"Elmore;' Dek'bson's Stoc. Bedford Co Va uams
ehaps,d 10 "H,rsb :" Honey Tosn, D.le Co. Ala nams
ehsnsed 10 "H-w Ridge :" We.tmOrland Court-hos.e.
westmoreland Co. Va name cssnSed to Aoosro~s =
Aexsndsr Putnam 20 Va, chan ed TO Prssi-r
bofom !; spTsg River. Lawreace 60 Arb Mans
ehsnged TO Isrkson !" Brookvillc korehouse Co La
nsms changed TO "loo - Genoa, wsiworth Co. W..
name changed 10 soalh Bio nasd Walkers Cr,fte >
den Co, Ky, nam, changed 10 "fora's Ferry" ia
Grove, Warren Co, liza, RaGss changed 10 "Rassulss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
MAIL GLKANINGs.
OurRAsrous CASE or KIDNAPPl

OurRAsEoUs CASE or hIDNAPPINo'
IA Beaon Bee publishes the particulars Of mos, ooa
and outrageous case Of Kidnapping 81 steep %Is'
et.pdish Ne Last Friday Room, - ne 'on o. uf' = =
Weeks q bright, ban6scrn- wee - pr ~ 90,
was going to school hsrtr and shAsf p~s.et a'ossn
The village and lust lsd thr 40 ~ re wee
several children, two worifn 80, out 80 go ~,
Weeks boy and TAXING ti'H lasI ths ~ . . o'c on
DR. W did not hear Of tho Instances 90 nt = dNf'
vhen he went 10 pursuit c : -. ddnsFps.s
appeared that the vNsaen arove : ~ an; 10
mile where they took ID care - fsft snf N tn't
land, they took Jhs stess - ID Ia =. : Ann AZ
r,ye1 An BOSTON Saturday rs q and tJ.k A . sier
noon train for sprinshcal oIa 'seoc". ny pro
eeexsd 70 Daluon, IN Bsrtss.re Ca ZION ais iaey
sveled ax miles foot - ,E he a. u1f ooy 10
sse rsss un~ svHsrisg o. =, ~ psyss al ~. DE-
Wseks traced them IN E'ossy go a. - or, aud
found Tho bdaAppep "a 10 hSss2Ysd ~ N
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
Spirit Rappings-NOi Believer.
IT, hs Editors Of The ". y. Tribune;
MrRrnES Conn Monday June "a y 3

MkhIDENi JObni mOhuayi Juuo --I'Io7-'
have just seen a copy of your paper, in
which my name Is brought prominently before the pub
lie In connection with sPiri raPPiRSs. | feel II ony
due 70 myself and the relation which sustain 10 TIA
public that the matter should appear In its proper hight,
Permit n then through your columns, to say, that
far a. the facts related In M Elmers commnnc All
concerned, they are true Such phenomena were
Witnessed by myself and lady. Rut ~ TO the c,u'e Of
such phsn nena 90 far from besvingt 10 be produced
by the agency OF the OF the spirit world
sstsked thai all FAC spirits eNSSzsd IN tAai transaction
sssh In ue bodies ef hsss rho composed 'th circle sni
cse easily explain the whole affair lat least ~ my
mind) the principles Of aRi@aI masHaisa and clair
soyReG lam, &c, respectfully, JoxS PAhkEh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
Psst-Omce Operations.

The Postmaster General has established
the following new Pest Offices for the woek endn,
June %, 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
CITY ITEMS.


aHvsShISTA ac- ms nAY aEo srEs,ss
shhps Gsosea. E4 s-r fnolFs t-.H.e'f g..
Rrssvsy r. 4frs-f - o-th sfns nu nas D.. a.,
Irrranl rh-s'-r- scl.al ~ Srsats -'sse sr.. -
49, Pse-- lhrssnA Cuns Trass- Fsr-d .a. - ss
R-fusa,s s.~sns No. g-ssfass-< - 81.
s.t,-t, CosBoss f~ss ~ 49, .f ptT - g-,...,
No. An 0tir &C., 49, na--syf No. ~
Tos Ttcurssas o. hr, ., 81 t-r,ssss.s,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

SUNDAY NloHr.-The weather "a con,
and ane, proJnisSE most ,uspleiOosly ior As De,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05
CHARLES W. SAND4ORD,
MAJOR -0essrsl Coms. sld,aa
ru,,n q; WETnysE, Diy,.sos Iaspsetss.

ohioAbG ". T. y. AlLIIlA
sRisADE ospGaA
kkw.YdaK, Juns @ issa
he bnfsae VII parade In eomphsaes via Dc sboys
Dtyaoa Order. Tbs Brigade ns vi b. bsmsd on ssh-sv
psss en- l<th ct vest aSe, al u o'eoch PRECISELY.
Col Devos VII dress The troop u hosss sades Cast PsH-
eoo 70 feport foI sseort duty tho A
aesTtsp, No. ITO CbsmDsnst, "A o'eloek srsciuly
Col Ferns 9TH direct tho troop Of hss unsss he eo-
sna Of ksrfan 70 report 10 the Divos Iuspeetox
On ,hs parade sroap@ AZ "A O'clock
Colore Duryea viii direct the toSp Of horss unisr co-
snd Of Captain Wsts 10 report sf duty ts s Bns.
sder 0ensi Al al hs saaIts No 10 White e. e. "A oelock
n. S} order Of m WI HALL snsshss 0sssvsi
nsnt OF the line testing sth proceeding AZ stA .
oesewsy Through bIosdvay " CssssL, down CAaal-se
x ep Chsmhersst 10 Centsest and thsses the eat
as the Pars snd pc IN irost ~ the ss n
A. ~.
IL 70 requested by The COMMITTEES t4s The ,sr,un. h.vsas
charge Of tho vsrons Chach bslis viii oau:s than 10 -
uol BON TO oee k A. ~ from u y 4 ard 0rom % u
fhs eaiu's Of bells Thnity Church wn slss bs ranS
there VIII 10 gard dsplsy Of ylswosAs In tho s..,ins.
couimeeeicfn = 0eoeh In 6ont Of ths City Hall uadse
ne dneetoo Of Mr. HsdfieA q Tossrkn. sTa.re ~
Ten At L.InAniDe sgssre. By M J. W H.asss 81 aosSs
ho,rs Harlem ~ M Dsssi Moran At tho Sgaars
the une,ion Of Sch 18Th ~ Mr. isaAc EAxs
There III siso be haad IL asssae 81 dis.,.
o. ne sxhibtnn Of gieswoks-skat S ths Gu Hsii By
Ad1mb bspd TomeaiAs sqaAFs, Wssses Band M.tsoa-
sgsAis. Dodscsths Bad Lsnsrtise slssSe, shessss
hAsct Bsrtu, (houns Aents isarsl hssshaas hssdI
lsessoe-sgasis q Liza tasssoa u stssv 80 istsst,
"Aavsfthb baIA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-05

WE'RE TO BUr AND WHrEE TO 20 To.
D.y-ws ruske the Iollow'ns o,;"s o, sf'errscns,.
which .ppe.r In detail in cur columns .' ne bsAsIa 4
tho. who would EMO, theuse'vrs to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
Personal Inteslaye nee .

Arrivals at the uyirg-Hon. W Bradbury, Maine
Hon H. Miner. yerciont; Judge johnson. Texas; Hon.
J. W Crane NsIy laid. Lieut. ArkTright England: L..
Il. baIper, New Orleans; and 1i6 others.
At The Astor--w i. Coleman Elmyra: W. Holad ~,
Philadelphia; L.. IA Peabody do Captain Tyler, Wash
pefon X Nj. bunsar 90 Willard; New Orleans; j.
Guild, Alabama; Luke Baldwin. Boston. d. A. Craig,
Kentucky hsjor spcaGue, U. S. A.; Mrs. Gen Worth,
Arlington; N Il 2uU Others.
AZ the Ameriesp--L Hancock Augusta Ga; ].
White c.; G H. Weber; Mass; U. keeler. Wiscon-
sin; ". Essley, Virginia; A Taylor Baltimore; A L.
ble Judge darts Georgia b. Louis, Barbadoes W.
l.: ". Howard do; J. Ctase, do; ncd 80 others
at The Howaid-R S Mershon Louisville; o Q. Ba-
ker Concord; j. f. Mitchell Baltimore; H. X. Laughton,
Wisconsin: J. Clark st. Louis; Il Russell Ohio L..
sheia6 n c.. W. f. Roolofson Detroit; and IS others.
zen Franklin Pierce arrived at Portsmouth. n. H., on
Saturday. and visited the Navy Yard where he was
received with RAJ salute and left in the evening for
Portland where h. will spend the Sabbath and then
proceed Monday to New Brunswick to attend the
Of Bowdoin College. lie Is 10 preside az
the meeting Of the alumni
Mrs aud Miss Fillmore wife and daughter of The Pre-
siocnt. spending time at Berkl.y Springs Tue
Presidents family will visit the North after The ad
jouTu ent OF Congress
II said that Senator Seward will visit England during
the recess Of Congress.
Conn odoIe Morgan is spending few days in wash
ington,
he Attorney General. lion. J. J. Crittendon, re-
turned to The seat Of government last week from short
Will 10 the shore
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
Police.


Reck1esess Of Human Life Blasting Rocks-.arresf Of
ne By The Polce-Oficers Bigger and Davis Of
the Second District Police Court yesterday afternoon
arrested man named Michael Uarrol contractor en-
gagged Ii tho blasting OF rock in lot Of Fourth
avenue and Seventeenth street. warrant issued By
Justice Mech wherein he stands charged on the COM
plant OF DIT Moatt with cklessness Of human life in
the blasting OF rocks endsngerDg the lives of the nhab
iapts in that vicinity most terrible exhibition Of
the careless manner blasting took place shout
O'Clock yesterday afternoon The yosion was heard
20 be very powerful; large blocks Of rock thrown
INTO the air distance Of ffty feet two OF these
pieces weighing FIVE hundred pounds each at least from
their appearance and the damage done. DIR. Mohat
copies splendid mansion the second lot from the
oornr 81 Fourth avenue and Seventeenth street oppo
sit. Union square OF these blocks Of sope fell in
descent the Of Dr. M0ffstts house, distance
q over one hundred feet from where The blast took
place The rock crushed through tho roof into the
parlor, distributing the plaster asd latin about
the room. Luckily, however. the rock jammed
between massive beam and the wall preventing It's fur
Their progess Had it done 20, doubt tue lives OF
Of The family would have been sacridced as was
the, but barey escape The othec rock OF The
size tell in tue yard breaking cutbtone aud bury
ins iti IN the grass plot very large piece OF TIMBER
also thrown into the yard; In fact, the yad house
top and the adjoining open lot were covered win ras
m,Is Of rock many pieces II which would have caused
open loJ several of the Doctor children at play
Tut prcyidentslly had just previous to the blast
aasn ,e"ee 1, S"en rasrsco 70 ,b yery
careless manner Of blasting. remarked that DO hal
discharged the man who put in the bsst that the
had been r.coDns nded TO him ~ great oisster
Bur. said he the public improvements must so on oua
people must get out Of the way Why. said the con-
tractor IL but the other day put stone through
Col Wcbb's door. and another one through stable
one the tcreen acknowledged that much po~ Ter
had been ured in the blas question, that the
eces OF timber placed over the blast not OF sutf
cn security to prevent the rock from ascending In the
mir The contractor held to bail by the mag,trate
to answer the charge.
an .9GYaa tet,peen T,co Waifers-One cur nth KNIFE
TWO walters at the Broadway House named rhomas
Gouden and John M'Clenchy. yesterday afternoon
engaged in airoy together when Goudcu seized
carving knife, and inflicted severe cut on the arm
of nj Cenchy The police called and officer
neisttr, Of The Fourteenth ward took douden into
custody. and conveyed him before Justice Wood, vino
locked him up to snswer the change.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

AsprNwALL-stea msnip vbfo--Mrs Dozsldo. Foster.
Trcidenberp, Mr. HArs Tedd, B,one Otis. L-f-
ran II McTsily "a, s1dg.o 9 rf..s a ss.. Me-
o Vtabgti d s Lord Murray 3 Merrill, Msore :
G Easton. lark Mrs. Dexter. Stamford Purdy,
Children N Pepdeisst, Mr. MoCsu Thos Bottom, Wa
MoEiroy Mad Msytet Person. s Tyler. Mrs Agree,
w Coiins. A jackson. II Ammoo U SN. Mrs Jones.
D siost q S N Capt OGDEN N, IL Sanger q N, L.
Blunt. Ms Buckler Miss art @ Fnrness DsIissatve
Mrs Ha sey Mes Haywood Miss Foster, sylvester d
ossss, Castle. Mr. Hal Heiscsman asrchssT
Gibbs Geo EicLols NJ Cobb Adams Cos Rxpress Mr.
Stevens, ellie Cos Express Mr. Berry Bcrferd Cos
Express Mr. Macarthur mali agsntS6 In second cabin anA
I76 steernpe.
MISUNDERSTANDING Aiabama-O Horne, O w Mo-
ran burning joseph Cisgn.rn. A olomcns. DR. Z
D Fish, Mics Z Weed, Mre @ walker voolfolk Mrs
II fall. s Hall M aali spo servant Mrs NJ Prents Mrs
Y siiber X eDodprnse W Bailey. T Heseher G. N
Logan A Scudoor De. Wai0ury, PIsoobs, &hlt,ssey
l. A Bsidee. Chester Bro.D. Sol maD. a Ccot. Viz
Muufra, Thot ID Dexter v " shsrps r q Wslob. A
H.ii es Csllmap. 7 Kepna Rev Hatchias. Capt
ssDia-sHis SshbprtoE-Nrs N NJ vcbtsna sad son. Of
Isdis.
Turns IsrsHps-Brie Etas-Mrs Drury and children.
Mrs. WbtheL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
Marine Amars.

THE STEAMSHIP ALABAMA. Capt. Ludlow, arrived yes.
toiday nom savanah. We received our usual files Of
papers through shc politeness Of her officers.
LaUscHEp-At Bath s7th inst, by Mtssrs. W. " o.
Moses ship Of eco tons, called the American Union
oV ned by Mcssrs NJ and others and to be commanded
~ Captain VIM. Otis, late of ship Rome. There Is
another American ship called by the nanc, and en-
ploJ Cd Ia the same .ine OF business, noightipg.
Whsle ship Rainbow successfully launched at Fsr
haven on saturday evening length I2a feet, bsan 20
feet 2 inches, depth Of hold 10 feet inches
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

MAYOR KIA0eL AND AND THE ALpRMM.
6ncc tho opisise given By Mr. Blunt Ne District AZ
torney - Tho Grasd Jury shsrt tms ago. respecting
the power Of Aldermen 70 discharge prisoners from sts
ton house. many Of the captains Of police have refused
u comply Whit the Ademens request and have retained
prisoners dirsgardisg the discharge Thus the depart
Dent was to certain degree thrown into confusion.
The Mayor on Monday morning, summoned the captains
OF police before him. and had the opson Of the District
Attorney read to them This vial prevent In future the
wholesale discharge Il prisoners.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
NpRrrt2d.

On Tuesday, August "a by the Rev. Alexander Clio
mtnts, Ir .A,is bioMINN TO Miss MARGARET htIsoy all
II his city.
On Thursday August &c ty the Rev. Alexander Gle
ncnts Mr.. EoWRI KYLE TO Mits SARAH onk, bolh or
Brooklyn
On midday August q by the Rev. Alexander Clements
Mr.. JouS StsIScroS to Mics ELizABETH McBANE all OF
this city.
On Friday. Aueust27 by the Rev Alexander Clements
Mr. ArpAEw A>pEGsoS 10 Miss FANsY HrGGrsuorags al
Of Ibis CITY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

AuCusT 30 Larceny al Sec.-Charies William Alien.
cock and steward of the bark LUCINDA Sears was arrested
on charge stealing SlS5 in GOLD and silver coin from
the chest Of the captain the 18th of June Held tor
trial.
.7ssart Nth Dangerous Wcdpon.--James Risk chief
nate of the Queen of the West, arrested Charge
having aulted If the with cutlas IL sp
pears mutiny board in the river Mersey,
last March ana the alleged assault committed by tue
mate when endeayorDg quell the of nsubcrana-
gave bail TO the amount OF $500 for his appear
apce to answer the charge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
BreOklya City Intelligence.

ScnooI TAx-Froni the report Of the Gommitteec on
General Taxes, presented to the Kings County Board
Yesterday IL appears that of the Of $500 QUO TO be
raised in of the third section Of the act cn
tied. establish free schools throughout tho
State the Of S42 sol IL is to be raised IN this
county. The amount required to meet the ordinary
contingent expenses of the county the committee eti
mate 1t $4,000.
CAyIHc or AN EMBANKMENT. Yesterday morning, a
Iato,er named Kemp Clay, engaged IN excavating at
Bergen Hill had OF his legs broken, ana was her.
seriously injured by the cavnS in Of an eu.banl
mcpt. lie taken in charge by the Third district
police.
DAMAGE BY THE LATE STogM-The stree. Comu,is
soner estimates the damage to the streets the city, by
the storm Of saturday night at about SO 600.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01

r.. J.sE BIDsI, aged 70 years and II months. after
veV short Hlness.
b. John papers please copy.
At Providence T. L. ON tho 4th of August Mrs. ELzA-
BETH RosE aged 80 years, after lingering attack Of
drepsy, foewca By internal hemorrhage She was buried
at Greenwood Cemstery, deeply regretted by all who
hnev her
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-09-01
GIenrad.

PORT or NEW YORK, AUGUST 81, 1852
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08

An act prescribing the time Of holding the Circuit Courts
R the Second Judicial Circuit firing the length Of the
Tespectre terms ava the and Conforming the
ness Of said Courts to the changes herein.
SEcrIoy Be Assembly of tie Staae Of
Indiana, That Circuit
shall hereafter SIT in the OF Scott The Monday
March aud the third Monday August The county Of Jackson
the OF Washington tie fourth Monday March
hrst Monday September; county
Monday April and the Monday September: the
county of Har-o the second Monday hind
day April aud The first Monica October; county OF
Clark the third Monday May and the fourth Monday
Der, Of each year.
The Circuit shall aforesaid count, $ il
the business require H. days each except
Clark HARRISON and Flo, thai the Harrison Court
weeks each that The of
Court may sit three wees al each ter and in Tie Clark
as long the business may require
SEC. All parties in said Circuit Courts all Witnesses
officers other concerned, shall
act all that have been
The taking effect this raionfo pending in
of said Circuit Courts hereby made
day of the said Court all suits
recognizances molon rules and other proceedings
time the taking effect OF this shall be pending
hal been force the time they taken commenced
Instituted.
All laws parts of laws the provisions Of
this act, be and the hereby repealed
s. IL hereby declared emergency for
cang passage; and thai
the hereby full force and effect from and
passage.
1t hereby made the duty Secretary of Stale TO
forward Immediately certified copy of this
Circuit Court Clark county; Clerk The recent of
The the be published in weekly newspa
per OF said county, nj the expense of said county.
JNO w. DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
SIS. MlCkI.E,
President of the Senate pro tenn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-01-08
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.
There is believe here that the affair of the
Prometheus will be satisfactorily adjusted, and that
British force will he maintained San Juan thereafter.
Mr. Websters despatch this bect has been to
Lord Palmerston. Its high spirit is commended.
Kossuth has informed the committee the proposed
banquet that be will not on that occasion discuss sub
lects of intervention
John Dickey has been appointed marshal of Western
Pennsylvania.
Health of Mr. Clay much better and il is understood
that he will endeavor address the Senate tomorrow
or Tuesday on the resolution OF which Mr. Clark OF X.
l.. gave notice Friday in reference the policy OF
the United States Government the subject of inter
ventlon.
from Columbus, distinctly declared his determination of
going West.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, SP NJ
Kossuth will attend the celebration of the Jackson
Association and deliver address.
HoUsE.-Mr. Carter moved a suspension of rules for
the purpose OF introducing resolution authorizing the
speaker to appoint committee of five to wait upon
Kossuth and introduce him to the House He said If
the House intended this mark of respect to the dsn-
guisbed man il must be done between this and Friday
as he would then leave the city
Mr. Brown introduced resolution TO the effect that
the Honse declines at this time TO express an opnion
upon the subject Of future intervention Of the United
States in the affairs Of other nations which was reject
ed.
The Chairman of said committee was authorised to
introduce him in these words we intooduce Louis Kos
suth to the House of Representatives on which the
members requested to rise and the Speaker will in
site him to a seat
sEsATE.-The rule prohibiting ladies from appearing
behind Abe bar of the Senate suspended, when
Madame Kossuth entered leaning on the arm Of Mr.
Seward. followed by ladies Of Kossufh's suite.
Mr. Cooper presented various circumstances against
the transmission Of the mails on Sunday.
At one o'clock Messrs. Shields and Seward entered
the Chamber accompanied by Kossath when the latter
was introduced the Senate and invited TO seat in
hcpt OF shs Secretary's desk by the Chair