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kossUTH AND INTERVENTION. Our correspondent
- Il. " i'll a communication of much force, notices
the comments made by friend 81. F. Pr upon
his observations, submitted to US some weeks ago,
respecting the questions of international law raised by
the great Hungarian, who has just left our city. We
would say nothing calculated in any degree to check
the generous enthusiasm which follows everywhere
the noble exile but we at the same time desire not
to be understood losing sight of the importance of
guarding most carefully the policy of avoiding en-
tangng alliances with European powers, such as this
policy has been interpreted by the patriots and states
men who have conducted our foreign relations There
is immense difference between the expression of
sympathy, both government and people, wi tn
the of The oppressed and the adoption OF meas
ures which would make parties to the measures
necessary TO relieve that and enable 1t to dlsarm
the oppressoE. In the we are but using the
moral power which is the necessary attendant of
own character free people in the other case, We
are employing material power, and necessarily
expose ourselves to be acted upon by the same power
ID step which nation should take unless its
rights of independence and safety are seriously threat
ened.
Ii is true it may be alleged that there is in the
conduct of Russia and the other members of the
Holy Alliance, movement against all constitutional
governments, and that occasion should be omitted
by the United States to assist any countermoVement
wherever there is prospect of its being successful
To this it is a sufficient reply that here, this con-
tnent, have already taken the position necessary
to safety against the entertainments OF Euro
pean powers and that beyond the limits of this
tnent, where means Of action not likely to be
exeTed with effect, except at risks which would be
hazardous own liberties, it IL better that our
moral example and opinion should be the only instru-
menIs employed to discountenance oppression, and
to point the system by which popular sover-
eighty may be maintained.
1t is possible that cases may arise where the ma
teria of United States, acting from sense
of sefpreservation, would take part in European
war; but certainly such cases have yet arisen, and
it perhaps better not anticipate them. Let US wait
until they happen before we undertake to say how
we will dispose of them. But let us all The time be
understood by the whole world as symPathlzing
deeply with every oppressed nation, and as holding
in utter adherence despots who by brute force
make their own will the measure of law and ORDER
Washington Union.
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,r,,,pTy.sECoND CONGRESS.
TUESDAY. Jan. Is, 1852.
SEN ATE.

,ha transaction of the ordinary morning bus
Ae, resolution in relation to the printing OF the
the seventh sH nssn Ba smP 'n Hae
baled d. IIamIin Butler, and others. On motion by
Da"pSo anrce its further consideration was postponed
for three geoIfSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The House was engaged for the most part in re,
me refe ring reports (bills and resolutions)
cel7lng smmit,ees The only bill finally disposed of
from C", from the Committee the Judiciary, for
was ' n of those who may set fire TO mechan-
the or any other out-buidngs in this District.
les The day Mr. Durham, from the select COM
s; s ;' S: S S' "s 1 4" "a
King hfr. 1850, assignable; which was read, and
sep" tnme discussion, laid over.
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Mail Arrangements at Raleigh.
January 10, 1852.

NORTHERN MAIL.
Due on Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday at ] P
NJ. via. Rail Road.
Due on Sunday, Wednesday and Friday, at p.
NJ via. Rocky Mount.
Closes every day Except Saturday, at 9 P. 81.
SOUTHERN Mail.
Due Daily, al 10 P. Nj.
Closes daily at II NJ.
WESTERN MAIL.
Due on Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday, at ii
P. NJ.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday and Friday, at 8
A. M.
PITTsBoRoUGH MAIL.
Due on Monday and Thursday, al p. M.
Closes on Tuesday and Saturday, al p. NJ.
TARBoRoUGH MAIL.
Due on Sunday, W ednesday and Friday, at PM &.
Closes on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 9
p. NJ.
GoIDsBoRouGH MAIL
Due on Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, at AN.
Closes OH Monday, "Wednesday and Friday at 6
A. M.
RoxBoRoUGH MAIL.
Due every Friday at 10 A. M.
Closes every Friday at IL Nj.
Letters should be in fifteen minutes before closing
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Reception of KossufA in Harrisburg


HARRrsBuRe, January 13h Kossuth did not reach
here till o'clock, owing to the breaking of car
wheel. He was received at the depot by members of
the Legislature andan immense concourse of citizens.
A procession then formed, composed entirely of
seighs which escorted the illusrious guest to Har-
ris's Hotel, where accommodations had been provi-
ded. After dinner, the party proceeded to the State
House, where Kossuth presented to both houses
of the Legislature. The great Magyar has been re-
ceived with unbounded enthusiasm.
[sECoND DISPATCH.
HARRIsBURG, Jan. 18th. The House met at
o'clock this afternoon. The room crowded with
ladies', and an immense filled the Rotunda
and blocked up the passages. When the House was
called order, almost every seat occupied by
dies.
The greatest excitement prevailed abont the build
ing and it found necessary to send for the mill
tary, who arrived about O'Clock and drove the crowd
out of the rotunda.
Kossuth, accompanied by the Reception Commit
tee, soon after entered and was welcomed by Gov.
Johnson in handsome address, to which kossuth
replied in speech ofahout Is minutes duration. The
confusion, however. was great that nothing could
be heard.
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A, PROCLAMATION.

By His Ercelency DAVID S. Rel D, COrcrnor of tic
State of North Cayoifm0.
WHEREAS, three-fffhs Of the whole n1mheT of menu
hers OF each House of the General Assembly did nj the
last session pass the following Act;
AN ACT to amend the Constitution of North
Carolina.
WHEREAS, The freehold qualification now required
for the electors for members of the Senate conflicts With
the fundamental principles of liberty Therefore,
Sec l. Be ii enacted by the General assembly 81
the State Of North Carolina and IL is hereby enacted
ty the authority Of The threeffths of the whole
number of members of each House concurrng that the
second clause of third section of the first Article of the
amended Constitution ratified by the people of North
Carolina the second Monday of November, A. D..
1885, be amended by striking out the words and pos
sessed of freehold within the district of fifty
of land for six months before the DAY Of cleo
ton, " hut the said clause Of said section shall read
follows: All free white of the age of twenty
years (except is hereinafter decare) who have
been inhabitants of any district within the State
twelve months Immediately preceding the day Of any
election and shall have paid public shall be entitled
to vote for a member of the Senate.
SEC. ?. Be it fi1rthen enacted, That tho Governor
of the State he, and he ia hereby directed TO issue his
Proclamation to the people of North Carolina at least
six months before the election for members of the
General Assembly setting forth the puport of this Act
and the amendment the Constitution herein proposed
which Proclamation shall he accompanied by Gnf
of the Secretary of State and both the Proclamation and
the copy of this Act the Governor of the State shall
TO be published in all the newspapers of this State
and posted in the Court Houses Of the respective Coun
ties in this State at least six months before the election
OF members to the next General Assembly.
Read three times and agreed to by threefths Of the
whole number of members of each House respectively
and ratified in General Assembly, this the 24ih dav of
January, 1851. G.. DOBBIN, S. H. &.
W. n. EDWARDS, s. 8.
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Maryland Lotteries, for January, 1852,

maryland Lotteries, Tor January 1901
HAMMETT TATE,
Exchange Brokers and Lottery VeHdeTs.
THURSDAY, January, s2d.
Paapsco Institute, class 45-75 Nos, 10 drawn
Tickets SI.-Capitals So. 63l3, LOO, 65O.-Cer-
tifcates of Packages SIS.
Carroll County, class SIS Nos., IS drawn. Tick
cts $5-Capitals $4,000. of 1900, 8 of 1000.
Certificates of Packages so.
FRIDAY, January 23d.
Patapsco Institute, class 46-7S Nos, II drawn
Tickets. 81 50-Capilals So, coo, 1914, 40 l00y
1900 1,OOO.-Certifcates of Packages $35.
Maryland Consolidated, class HIS Nos, IL drawn.
Tickets S5-Capials $4,000, 10000, 5000, Of
5000, of Observation-Disclosures of Packages SO.
SATURDAY, January cath.
PataPsco institute, class 47-75 Nos, ii dawn
Tickets $l.-CapaIs $3,s993 of 1000, of
500.-Certiieaes OF Packages SIS SO.
Grand Consolidated, class SIS Nos, II drawn
Tickets $l0.-Capitals $4,000, l2.497 6O-l00,
1000, 5000 100 of 1000, 100 of 5OO.-Certi6-
Gates of Packages $3.50.
MONDAY, January s6th.
Patapsco Institute, class 4S-7S Nos, l6 drawn
Tickets So O0-Capals $9,I54 4O-l0O, of 81
OO0.-Certifcates of Packages $37.
Washington County, class 9-75 Nos, 10 drawn
1850. 20 of 900. -Cer;ifcates ofPackages $IlO.
TUESDAY, January 9th.
P"taPsco Institute. class 1915 Nos, IL drawn
Tickets $I-CapitaFs $4,000, 200, 900, 800, 700.
Certificates of Packages SIS.
Bel Air, class As Nos, 10 drawn-Fickets S.
Capitals $16,3l2 GO-l0o, 20 of 5000, 10 of 800,
10 of 75O.-Cer,ifcates of Packages $75.
WEDNESDAY, January 2sth.
Patapsco Institute class 5O-75 Nos. ID drawn
Tickets So 5O-Capitals s,O0O,4 of 1000, OF L.
O0O.-Cerlifcates of Packages $35.
Susquehanna Canal, class SIS Nos. IL drawn
Tickets $lO.-Capnals $50, 900, 10000, 5000,
1907 2O-1O0, 100 of 1000, 25 OF 5OO.-Certi6-
Gates of Packages $3.50.
For Tickets in the above Lotteries, address the
firm of HAMMETT & TATE,
No. ID Light Street, Baltimore, Nd.
January %, 1859. %
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Democratic Meeting in Wake.

A MEETING of the Democrats Of Wake County
N will be held in the Town Hall, in Raleigh, Mon
day OF February Court for the purpose of appointing
Delegates the State Conventions and also appoint
Delegates meet in Nashville elect Delegate from
this Congressional District the Baltimore Convention.
full attendance is requested.
MANY DEMOCRATS
Ianporv 10 1880 %
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fact me papers of New York seem to agree as to the
The Ba Ia; although the delegates from New York to
ren,ions nore Convention appointed by District Con-
sec,Ou are almost equally divided between the two
are in er u The party, very large majority of them
Presidaor oil the nomination Of Gov. Marcy for the
woulG "cy. 1t is confidently believed that Gov, M.
and carr, receive the vote of all parties in New York
lion mat important State in the November cleo
land c. ne receive the nomination at Baltimore,
now ind;o scott be the Wing candidate, and signs
he yooa the latter fact, we have no doubt that
good ola G o.; the people North and South, will make
han the ,, a.oneiieus saying, "The pen is mightier
"t. Rich. Eng.
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SINGULAR RECEPTION. Some abolitioniss in Bos-
toH week, contributed funds sufficient to defray
the expense of large hall for evening, at South
Boston, in order hear a colored man, who had been
slave, give an account of his life. Instead of OPP
posing slavery, however, he surprised and confused
the contributors by defending it. and said he had no
objection to going back to " Old Virginia. He
was frequently interrupted, but persevered to the end
of his statement.
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Passage of Intervention Resolutions By the NeU Jersey
legislature
TRENTON, Jan. 18th. The resolutions of sympathy
with the of Hungary, protesting against the in
tervention of Russia and inviting Kossuth to visit
Trenton, passed both Houses of the Legislature to-
daY.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE President. 1honaas Clarke,
of North Carolina, Surveyor and inspector of the
enue the port of Tombstone, in the District of
Edenton.
We Gu, the above from newspaper published in
the year 1902. Will any OF our readers be good
enough to inform where the port of Tombstone
was! Rae1gh ~. - Weehty Fost.
Creek, BERTHE county. about and half miles from
its mouth, on the estate of VIM. Drew, Esq, who,
being large ship owner. had this place made port
of entry for his own conyenence-all that Is eit oil
this mort is the remains Of an old wooden building.
Ed Norf0M ga. Beacon.
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WILEY PATTERSON, Sec'y.

The MAILS, &c. On Wednesday the Northern
suddenly formed by the late spell. obstruced the
Potomac rver-in some places inches thick-that
the Ice-boat Powhatan had great difficulty in cutting
her way through, and did not reach Acquia Creek
until 8 p NJ. She instantly returned, and reached
Washington yesterday morning at A. NJ, in a dis
abled condition, feet of water in her hold, &C.
Stauch boat as she is, she has had severe ordeal,
and her officers deserve great credit for their energy
and iabors. They were to repair her yesterday, and
this morning the travel from Richmond and WASH
ington is to recommence.
we had, of course, no mail last night from the
North.
ice from making her trip to Norfolk. She had not
left Yesterday morning, but was expected to get off
last evening. Yesterday the weather was agreeable.
and we trust that the ice will break away and at last
open navigation. in every direction permanently for
the rest of the winter. Rich. Eng. of Friday.
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STATE oP NORTH CARoLlxA,

WILLIAM HILL Secretary of State, in and for the
State of North Carolina, do hereby certify that the fore
going is true and perfect copy of Act of the Cen
era Assembly of this State, drawn off from the original
on file in this office Given under my hand this 3lsr
day OF December, 1851.
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THE VARIETY STORE!
HENRY KIEM'S

THE VARIETY STORE!
HENRY KIEM'S
North of Ysrbroughs and opposite Lawrences Hotel,
RALEIGH, n. G..
TUSI RECEIVED and for sale at the lowest cash
y prices, the following articles, to-wit:
8 Barrels of Mackercl,
do. New Lard,
do. Irish Potatoes,
6 do. Assorted Crackers,
do. Pulverized Sugar,
do. Clarified do.
do. Crushed do.
500 lbs. Goshen Butter,
500 Cheese,
Rio, Lagulra, and Java Coffee,
Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles,
5000 Black Principe Cegars, Regalia Havsna,
&C. &c. &c. &c.
January 2, 1852. I6-n
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Boot and Shoe Mandatory

Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
MFR. DEPKIN would respectfully announce to the
wi citizens of Raleigh and the surrounding country,
that he still continues carry the above business, Ia
all its branches, at Mr. Wolterings Hardware Store.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore received,
assure the public that will give universal satisfaction
to those who entrust me with their work
HENRY A. DEPKIN.
Raleigh, Jan. 0, 1852. 10
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The Legislature of Georgia has passed bill pro-
hibting persons, not citizens of the United States,
from peddling in that State.
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Something Nice!-Just Received.
7EO GALS. of the hest Chcrry-stone OYSTERS
oOspiced, put up in one gallon tins, and warrant
ed to keep six months.
would just say here, that have made an arrange
ment with gentleman the Eastern Shore of ViTgina
to keep supplied with them and the citizens may
he assured that will supply them the best of terms
and those at distance that may want to buy to sell
again, have just to send i'll their ORDERS and they shall
make a handsome profit. L. B. WALKER
Raleigh, Ian. 2, 1852. IS
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1nt.r,e,t,7n in Neu Fork.

ALBANY, JAM IA. Both branches of the Legisla-
ture are occupied with the discussion of the inierven
ton resolutions,
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PIANA FORTES,

PIANA FORTES.
TIME Ladies respectfully invited call and ex-
l anime and varied assortment of rich and equal
Toned Piano Fortes. made by the best Manufacturers
the United States, (Bonne, Davis s. Coz We chal-
lenge competition.
TURNER'S NJ c. BOOK STORE
IS. Also fine lot of Piano Stools, and the latest
of Sheet Music the most fashionable of
the day.
Raleigh, Jan. Is, 1851. 22-
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For Tickets in the above Lotteries address the new
firm of HAMMETT & TATE,
No. ID Light Street, Baltimore, Md.
January %, 1859. 22-
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VIM. HILL, Scc'y Of STATE.

AND WHEREAS, the said Act provides for amending
the Constitution of the State OF North Carolina go as
to confer every qualified for the House of Com
mons the right TO vote also for the Senate;
Now, therefore, to the end that it may be made known
that if the aforesaid amendment the Constitution shall
he agreed to ly two thirds of the whole representation
in each house of the General Assembly it will Their
he submitted the people for tifcaon, have issued
this Proclamation in conform ty with the provisions
of the before reCited Act
In testimony Whereof DAVID S. REID, Governor of
the State of North Carolina hath his hand
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.5S$SsSsa Done at the City of Raleigh, the thirty
SSANiSI. first day of December, in the year of
.SSaM az Lord, thousand eight hundred and fifty
1890 one, and III the 10th year of Indepen-
|FlTT> dence.
By the Governor DAVID 8. REID.
THOMAS SETTLE, Jr. Prteafe Secy
Persons into whose hands this Proclamation may fall
will please that copy Of is posted up in the Court
House of their respective Counties.
0 All the newspapers in the State will publish the
election.
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PROCLA NATION.

Whereas the Board OF Aldermen Common Cou.-
ell OF the city Of Washington did adopt the 18th
lowing joint resolution
RefoIred BY tAe Board .7deomea Board
eli Of the city Of Washingoa, That In OF
from the Great Giver OF all good and accordance usage
be- and he hereby,
Thursday the twenty hfh Of November instant day OF
giving and praise Almighty God for the
the past on this community, and couny
Now therefore, approving OF the object OF said joint
and in compliance with the therein contained DO hereby
apart Thursday tie 2h day Of November instant be observed
in this city day Of general thanksgiving and
Cod and recommend that all secular employment be suspended
ring the day that all the ministers OF religion and all czens
assemble 10 their respective places Of worship offer
and praise Heavenly Father for which
youcsafed during the and for prosperity
happiness which pervade land,
blessings and lie would
ciples Of His divine law and that the practice Of lives
its saving truths
Given under hand the Mayors oce in the city OF Wash
ingon, this 18Th day Of November, ls5a
JOHN w. MAURY,
Nov 2O-d9 Mayor
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From the National Intellsoner Of yesterday.
Another Attempt 10 purchase Cnha

Translated from La Chronica OF New York. November al
In letter directed from Madris dated October g. In the
Rotnhs 2trng and copied by papers, Il is assured
that the American minister at had lately renew.
ed the offer Of 10000 durosas before offered by the gov
eminent under President Poss price for The sale Of the
Island Of Cuba. The Of the ministry ,ays the let
ter that Spain has idea OF abandoning the island
that she has decided protect with all her power that
the army Of The island shall be strong and loyal and that
as for the bro', the Spanish government does not fear
them and Is prepared destroy them whenever they
attempt 70 disturb the peace ofthe island The letter
ou1es by assuring the minister OF the United States ha
was ueless 70 the proposition, and that they
eve that the American government dfuse the notices Of
the fbpspos in order induce Spain sell The island
We have The very best authority for saying that The
above statement, that THE AMERICAN MINISTER M
drid hod offered 10 purchase Cuba is without the least
foundation in fact. No such offer has been made by
this administration.
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The Theatre.

The bad weather last night prevented many OF our
people from visiting the beautiful dramatic and musical
piece Of Florine," in which Miss Richngs won new
laures. We regret this deeply, nasmuch as the per-
Torrance in the highest degree elective and agreea-
ble and Miss Rchngs proved herself capable of all that
her warmest friends have claimed. She is certainly
most captivating artistic.
Tonight we are TO have Rob Roy" with power
full cast-Richings as Rob Roy" Bishop as Frank
0sbaldistone Jordan Bailie Nicol Jave" and Miss
Richings as Diana Vernon" This ought to fill the
house from pit to dome
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by GREEN q SCOTT. Auction.erx.

VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT on
Pennsylvania Aucon.On Wednesday, oath in
slant shall sell, in front OF premises, at O'Clock D. m
handsome ihreeo brick house situated
avenue, south side between Tenth Eleventh
house well built and in thorough repair back binding
wide passage containing hneen good and
with cellar under the fronts
three feet back feet being part OF
lot No o. In square No 3f9 The would
for business stand or boarding house.
Terms; $1,000 balance
months purchaser give The deferred
men bearing interest deed given a trust tasen
Title indsputable.
Nov I'D GREEN n SCOTT, Aucioneer.
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Nor QO B.
sale To-Day.
ny G. w. BoTELER, Awcoons.r,

ny g. w. BOTEBER, Auction~er.
GALE OF ROSEWOOD, MAHOGANY, AND WALNUT FUR
niture French China Glass and Jrockery Bronsed
Table Cutlery, Plated Goods Gtframe Mirrors
Pnish Tin Goods, Japanned Ware Fancy Articles AcHsyng
a 20 surd
rection dispose them auction Tuesday evening
In
magnificent saloon known shanks' Iron Hail.
Of the most superior description, forming extensive
decidedly worthy the attention OF housekeepen
consists In part az follows viz
Walnut and mahogany sofs and with
cloth, plush, and brocai.i
Walnut mahogany
Do do chairs, covered with CLOTH plush. and
Mahogany and walnut marble top centre tables
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus, with
BILE w
Sets Of beautiful enamelled cottage chamber
Handsome paror chairs
Mahogany and walnut wardrobes
Walnut etehgcs, extension dining tables
Mahogany and walnut French and bedsesds
Marbeop and other wsshstands
Mahogany rockers ornamental gilt frame mirrors
Gold band and white French
DO richly decorated dessert and tea sst, tcie, sets,
Cut pressed glass ware, bronxed iron hat rarls
Candeabras, umbrella stands, NC.
Ivory table cutlery superior plated astors baskets spoons
and forks walters and trays, card receivers candescks
coffee sets pitcher, &c.
britannia and block tin FoOds, such
Coffee and tea sets, castors, urns channg dshing sc
Japanned toilet SETS, tea trays, sc.
With rich Of Bohemian glass, tsqust
bronzed and French China mantel aud table
other useful and ornamental articles not deemed par
ucularizs.
day The will be brilliantly lighted conpr,nbIv
warmed The ladies particularly invited II
Terms All Of and under $50 cash; $50 not err
ceedng $780, and four nonts $780,
months for approved endorsed notes, bearing interest
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