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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

e r. To THE MsMBEns OF THE THE ,s'ssnt. Of
r,'oe,, r,-rses ne une,rsissss.aa sessroas 81
thevsse Of Ycfs we 80 u the ca arch saasns
ss; .s: sos.is.,siIss q sssesss'
.st sssisf Il: s ss.s
moro han sf<e s.sss AZ 20 the East hyer fofsg
and ~ wat, 81 s ,sp Il cur Cy Island ealy
iownss, sta ~ Enseops hch exists and ny slone ae
Sss @asS GO, large proportion
shs oo@ssi9a a,Iscsso !. . spa prs
dskfoss our Lord commissioned his Church 20 ons'
ute 81 msn souls Christian city are ASK
-, ,he of The Gospel, the Man o. 80
nsssS 20 brrBg the 70 arouse the manner 70
~ ,.siract 'snosBt 70 nurture me youas AZ
s ne Ga 70 comfort the DRAG % ~,
cn.e sssrsrs 10 crucldso hsdeensr Our quiz
rsc' ne stand rea1y 70 LABOR 70
re ns sos Of cur sby ,o~-.d meeting The argen. wan.
,ses vs both knsw and fee IN me cs
,soa Of fellow Chrsans to erect Chnicn IN
X village Ycrkyl -e gaP9se WIZ, sess o' Mi bays
ssss, sps,ss our sS iabors.
one % ~ h. as - not srsdsnsy Of
c.s,s for Coo loveh cheerful sveI ana unto 'uch
issh' appeal MADE Building COMMITTEE;
toHs i. k5KER, Sec. H Iisss GI pEx5kR'
Hams sfcl.i.d for ais month. the yilsg. ofYork.
xIis ana ,s,s. within a. around IT, earnestly commend
the above statement and appeal 70 re HosrS Of 'hs
friends Of the ChuIch. 7. o. ChAONIhf,
""" hector If 81 Jsmes's. Hamiton square.
rvov my acquantaree wi the spiritual CONDITION oil
-, Chuck in Yorkve. and with the efforts IN ade there
~ NV reverend brother and esteemed friend. DIT Chsua
~. f,,v and cordially commend the present appca-
80. To the hber atty Of all Protestant EplscoDalans
Irsny ANTHoN. Rector of s.. Marks Church.
THos HOUSE TAYLOR Grace Church.
fully sad cordially cHe9r with my brethen IN recon
sneadrg the enterprise to the hearty and I'D
sral aid Of Episcc palians
FRANCIS l. HAWKS, Calvary Church
" H. MUBLENBERG. Faster Of the Ghlrch OF the Holy
Communion. -. 90.
~ D pARKs an Assistant N mister Trinity Church
n Nee PkTERs, st Mchsel's, Bloomsngdaio
arrrprNH TYING Rector Of 81. Georges Church.
fsH. II WAINWRIGHT ASSIST ant Minister OF IrinHy.
Suls ri HALsgY. Rector Of Christ Church
I n HOBART Officiating 10 Trinity Pansh
THIS ca upon the lbef.Ity OF Pro esiant hplscopal
ShnYohmen 10 very CORDIALLY endorsed py u.s. anu 0'"
mended 10 the members of cur congregational
n r RHpyIL Rector OF A,censon 60,
r n CIryIgLD Rector Of 81. Peters Cnutca
trust from my personal knowledge OF thls eHefprse'
that wiz be literally aided by the members oil m1 coh
a COOKE Rector Of 81. Rartholomew's Church
Contributions this object, sent TO etheI OF vas
.,srsa ell he duly ackucx edged by tue Treasurer
Rev r. s. CtisUHCEY, No. li3 3D.
JAS e. RAY. No i0t Bowery.
law GEERy No 7Il Broadway
VAN NORDEN q KING. No. - WalsI
IA CHAS. GAlL0k. Z. NJ, Yorkvine.
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NETWORK LEGIsLATURE.

SENATE. -. ALBANY, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1882
Mr. McMuRRAY presented the memorial Of foreign
Consuls IN New-York for protection to foreign yes
sells.
MT Cooley reported favsrably on the bill grant.
ing additional powers of investment TO the Green
wich Savings Bank.
The Report Of the Select Committee on the Joint
Rules in relation to printing was called up.
The amendment of Mr. BABcocE TO the Joint rules
regulating the quantity of documents to be pub.
hshed, and prohibiting the printing of over 1000
copies Of books unlessby concurrent resolution, was
debated and agreed 10.
MI VANDERBILT introduced bill amending the
act establishing Court of Criminal Jurisdiction 10
Brooklyn.
Mr. PIERCE introduced bill TO provide for the
Public Printing.
The Senate then went into Executive Session,
after which they adjourned.
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Southern Mail-Marine Disasters-The Threat
ened Duel between Senator Cooper asd Ex-
Governor Johnston.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1852
The Southern mail got In tonight, but brings 30
thing beyond Washington.
From Inc West, we have St Louis dates 10 the
18Th INST
Navigation in our bay is resumed, and the steamer
Georgia mace her way up from Norfolk 10 Annspo-
lis On the passage up, supplied ship Flora Melon.
aid with food. The passengers had been slowancsd
TO biscuit per day. The condition OF the vessel 10
regarded as dangerous, In the Of the breaking
up of the ice
The bark Edward Dwight had gone into the mouth
Of the RsppahaDnock, cur through by the ice
There IS brig ashore at Poplar Island, with sig.
nals Of distress flying, but the steamer could not
reach her
The city is still full OF rumors relative TO the
threa duel between Gov Johnston and senator
Cooper but nothing definite relative to the matter
can De obtained.
II is said that dispatch was received by the
Mayor from Harrisburg, announcing their attention,
and desiring their arrest. think 10 probable that
the rumoT caused by the threatened duel be.
tween Johnson, OF The Richm1nd Wig, and Daniels,
Of The Erantasr, and that there is NO Truth 10 a.
The burgars tools and silver plate stolen from the
Portsmouth Bank, have been found In The woods
rear Portsmouih number OF arrests have bsen
made, but 10 clue TO the robbers yet.
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Large Fire In Springfield. Mass.

sPKisoFiELD, Tuesday, Jan. 81, 1884.
IRE broke out this morning IN the clothing slors
OF MARI Levy, IN this city, which Was buTnI with
all It's Contents stock insured Tor IS 600 Tas
names spread 10 the Hampton House, which burned
80 rapidly, Thai the inmates escaped with gfea! di
entity, many being obliged TO lie! themselves down
from the windows. But little furnit ire was saved:
House entirely destroyed. Loss about sac 0Os, OF
ford.
The Hampden was under the control Of Chester
X White, assisted oy Mrs Parsons Their loss vii
be considerable In personal property. added 70
which is that resulting from beng thro wn OUT Of
business.
Nj Elisha Cum, Jr., and family were among the
boarcers. The BLACK Swan" was among the
guests, and she lost tiO0 worth Of music.
twas owned by John Mills and mortgaged 70 me
estate Of Israel Parsons and the Western Railroad
sinking Fund. Mr.. Mills also owned the furniture,
and Mr. White, the lessee, held mortgage uQsn y.
The insurance was as follows On house, eiow
at the Protection Insurance Office, Hartford, ana
% coo at the Peoples Mutual Co. OF Springfield ana
Boston on furniture, $a,25O, all at the Protection
Office, Hartford.
Mark Levy had his insurance at the Manufa;suf-
ira Fue Insurance Once, Boston. He and az
friends represent that ne had very large stock OF
goods on hand, ana that the insurance covers ohi'
about oIe-hah OF the loss 70 him -
The Hampton House was originally built in isly,
bot within the last fifteen years two large wings nsa
been ADDED TO the original structure-one on ING
north, OF brick walls, the other 10 the wess Oh
wood.
OF the cause Of the IRE. nothing Ia positiveI
known a. yet. There are strong suspicious thas -
not from sccld ciDns seo sustain al ~
Circumstances Of dark character
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MOVEMENTS OF KOSSUTH.
Kossuth in Pittsburgh.
PITTSBURGH, Tuesday, Jan. q, 1882.

RGh, L jan ~ icS<
MEETING THE woRKISeMKS.
This morning, Kossuth visited the Alkali Works
of Messrs Bennett, Berry & Co, at Birmingham,
whose laboIers had appropriated one weeks wages
to the Hungarian fund. He was addressed on behal
Of the workmen, by Christian Keyser, one of their
number, who was for many years prisoner In
Europe. for manifesting too much sympathy ia be-
half fthe liberal cause.
Kossuth responded expressing his qualification at
such movements OF the working men, and thanking
them for their kindness.
After inspecting the Soda Works, the Governor
proceeded to large, unfinished Foundry In the
neighborhood, where were assembled a large con-
course OF the citizens OF Birmingham.
DR.. Kerr here addressed Kossuth, on behalf OF the
Birmingham Association of the friends Of Hungary
and presented him with handsome sum, the avails
Of the organization
Kossuth, after returning thanks fer the donation,
and briefly remsrking upon the cause ne pleads,
closed with expostulation to all present, to testify
their sympathy in the same practical manner.
At the close of his address, a workman, named
Irevltt from the lock factory Of Messrs, Edwards &
Morris come upon the stand, and In bref but truly
eloquent and thrilling address Informed the Gov
ornor that his associates had this morning come to-
eether and made up purse OF material aid, which
would be handed ID by the Committee, who mad
sent him over to make known their acts.
kossuth received this demonstration with much
emotion, repeatedly grsspIng the hard and black
ened hand Of the honest s0Orer, who had evidently
laid down his hammer, but for the moment, and ap-
peIed IN his working garb. The Governor com
mended, warmly. the spirit exhibited by those sons
OF toll who, too industrious to waste their time IN
idle curiosity made up their Offering 10 the cause Of
freedom and sent their associate % lay 1t upon the
altar, while they continued at the labor which had
furnished the means of their liberality
MEETING THE CLERGY.
This afternoon kossuih met the Clergy IN the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, and was ad-
dressed on their behalf by Rev. DR.. Magill
The Governors reply was exceedingly approprl.
ate, full of avowals of principles, and beautiful
combinations OF the influences OF civil and rel gous
liberty as inseparable companions.
Subsequently, J. c. Vaughan, Esq, Of Cleve-
land, presented Kossuth invitation to visit that
city.
In the course of his really fine speech he assured
him that the people of Ohio, and Of the whole West
were prepared to require the Blted states Govern
ment TO declare and insist upon the doctrine of non
Intervention Of one Power IN the domestic con.
Germs of another.
Kossuih, after thanking Mr. Vaughan for the in
yitation, and his remarks accompanying 1t, said
" Ny best answer to you Is, will 60"
The meeting was then closed with the Apostolic
benedlctOn.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

~ The lecture of Rev. Mr.. Eggleston
upen the Pilgrims" 20 which we have referred IL
advertised upon another page.
FIRES. The carpenter shop Of Abraham
Bush, on Third-av., between Twenty fourth and
Twenty hnh sts GosSrus, was burned down on
Monday night. tos ether with all the contents The
building insured, but The tools OF the workmen
1re . total loss.
About - clock the ssme night, Are occurred In
the house Of MI Mcrreli. corner Of Nostrant and
Myrtle avs, caused by ire explosion OF camphens
lamp: The flames were sx.pyalsAsd BY the Fourth
District Police. Damage about tl5o
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ASSEMBLY.

MI WARD reported fsyoraDly on the bill ceding
jurisdiction TO the United States on lands on Gard.
ner's Island.
Mr. HuTcHINs reported a memorial for law an.
tnorzing the Supervisors to make the Office of Dis.
nct Attorney a salary office.
Mn JOHNSON reported favoraby on the bill IN rela-
ton 10 La Fayette-Sv and ST. Felix ST., BROOKLYN
Majority and Minority Reports were made as 10
III whom was vested the power 10 make the ap-
poiniment OF officers charged with ventilating the
Capitol.
actonOf the House in making appointments and de-
caIing that the appointments rested with the Trus
tees Of the Capitol
motion 70 PRINT both reports vas made and lost
THE CANAL FRAUDS.
Mr.. Moss, member Of the JOINT Select Commit
teo desired TO call the attention OF the House 10 the
series OF resolutions nhlch had been referred the
JOINT Con mittee, With a view of ascsrainng what
construction had been placed upon them aud the &C.
ton that VAS expected from the Committee under
them. The question upon which he wanted lnstruc-
lions wss, as 10 the time when the duties Of the
Committee commence, and when II was expected
that report should be made
The amendment to the resolution the Committee
converted into opening OF the whole matter. Tho
Committee were Instructed 10 proceed and collect
all the facts bearing upon the subject. 10 pursuance
of thls they had gone 10 Work and had ,umulated
quite mass Of documentary evidence from the Ca
nal Board. They had issued subpenas for so ne
twelve persons, residing In the western part Of the
State whose testimony was regarded as important.
The COMMITTEE IN rs preliminary character, under
iteo.0AAOA "LlIu IL Was hppOtu,el, were pre-
pared 10 make report as desired by the House. but
VAS not prepared 10 report the fact IS called for Oy
the suSsequentresolutiona as amended by the Senate
and eoLcsued in BY the House.
The matter was laid over for Ii present
BILLS PASSED.
The til 10 close Bedford road, Brooklyn yas
read third time and passed
The Dill 10 facilitate the collection OF certain as
sessnenis IN Kings County, was read third time
and passed.
aARDPkS AND QuIcKsAND.
MI HATCH called pthe resolution offered by him
yesterday, as follows
Rsotsed That the State Engineer zad Surveyor be 70
quesec 70 report the anouat Of HadDaR and Qucksand
n eaeH % Tie several contracts entered a, the recent
M ii. said that be regretted The necessity tina,
called upon him 20 address the House again on rnls
subject ~
Az the commencement Of the session proposition
nac been brought forward 70 appoint a Conmittee
TO investigate these frauds, Consisting Of Wnisx
and Democrats
he characterized the lettings as fraud and rohh.r
upon the state In relation 10 hardpan and ou,cs
sane, ne estimated that II would Increase ths cost
oiine canal upon what appears upon the ACE 81 ths
contracts, al leas. million dollars. The contracts
we're drawn q. SO much per section, but in them
vas embraced Price for hafdpan and qucksand AZ
o o. or ~ cents per yard, according 10 the propo.
sAs St me contractors. This hardpsa was 40 elias.
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columns

" The Supreme Court of the United
States have decided the case OF the State of Penn
Hi'snia against the Wheeling and Belmon. Bridge
company in favor OF the former party The decree
OF The Court is hiatt bridge shall be removed as
nuisance and an obstruction 10 navigation. or he a.
evaied so as to permit steamboats,, schooners. Se.
the ordinary river crafts to pass. Jadge Mclean
will deliver the opinion of the Court some dsv ,h,.
Neek -
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AZ q a'dock the House adjourned.
Sinking of the steamer DE Witt Clintsn-Lsss
of Thirty Lives.

MEMPHIS, Monday, Jan. 70, lSH
The steamer De Witt Clinton, from New. Orleans,
bound to Pittsburgh, struck a snag eight miles be-
low this city the 25lh inst, at abou.4 O'Clock
p. NJ, and sunk within two minutes, in two ands
half fathoms Of water. From twenty-five TO thirty
lives were lost, including all the ffemen except
one. The officers crew and books and papers were
all saved
The boat and cargo will prove entire loss. In
sured in Pittsburgh
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% The Fhbustier steamer Pampsro.
which Was condemned by the L. s. Ccur, and
sold at jacksonville, Fla on the l7rh ias, was
purchased BY Capt Tempeton, of New Orleans
for Mr.. sisur, her former ownsr, at $1,000. about
cne-h half Of her original cost
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

IMPORTANT TO Persons GOING TO CAL
,FoRsA-lt viii be seen by our advertising columns
that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's Ageu. a,
Panama viii Lot recognize tickets unless signed By
an officer Of the Company Tickets thzs signed
may be Obtained at their agency, No III Yves, st. In
this City, or Of C. L. Bartlett Boston, or Of Messr,
Armstrong, Harris d Co, New Orleans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-01-28

To THE Pubic -To-morIow, you can
hear and the effect of DR. WATTS Life Fluid. 50
Consumptive patients l. II the days FOR the
tous distribution II the NERVOUS ANrIDoTB TO the
All interested IN COBsur p,cn invited TO attend Per-
wishsss to avail The ves Of this opportunity must
do % before the LIST OF teouay a. no moe tree patients
will be reserved af.t that time NJ ASTRN, Secy No
s2t Gresawioh IT Hcais, from to .. Depot. No. lO2
NaSau-st.
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Es We learn that Mr.. E. G.. Roberts
No 6s Pine-st., Of this City, agent for Clau.sn,,
fis1 fa'en for the United States, has disposed AZ
the night for the States Of New-York and Nsv.E,v.
lane 70 number of gentlemen Of this CIV. -
have formed Company, and viii commence 49,.
at once at VARIOUS points IN the above ssa,ss
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK. WEDNESDAY. JAN Is. 1852.
For Europe.

The next number OF The Tribune te' Eurspsas
Circulation will be issued THIS MORNING, at
o O'Clock 1t will contain all the Latest News up
IN The time Of going to press. The Asia sails
from this port o.Day at IL o'clock
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na., AGENCY for the Tribune.

"A THoM1s 10 and II Cathanne-stree Strand, Is
torzed 10 receive subscriptions and advertisements for
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GpFAT BARGAINS IN WET LINENS
Updsswrners sale sear THIS DAY. January %,
Al Columbian Hall. Nc 2s Grand St, 500 pieces Of
PURE IRISH LINENS, warranted the beat quality and
in perfect condition consisting of Shuting, Damask,
Diaper and ing laeas The above goods being in
voiced at 10 cents viii offered AZ the remarkable low
price Of 80 and IS HousekeeDers heads 81
families and others particularly invited 70 call and eI-
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~ Mr.. Henry Dougherty desires to state
that he was not among the persons Who chssrsd Mr.
Edwin Forrest At the Brosiw,y Thsatss On Monday
evening.
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~ kossuth's private trunk was lost from
a sleigh on his way from Ebensburg and Blairsril.
IL contained his clothing and some valusb,ss.
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II To know a gentleman, look first at
the bosom Of hts shirt KshOa be smooth, t easily TO
the ohss ard have that lneescbable air Of elegance
about emily TO be observed toe shirts mace by GREEN
No As,or House, whese method " measurement in
tAilible
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LARGE SALE OF VALUABLE DowN-TowN

PROPERTY, BY ORDER OF Assi6NEEs AND OTHERS -OuI
readers viii please thai ANTHONY j. BLEEcKBR Will
sell at pubic auction THIS DAY. at 10 O'clock at the Ne
chants Exchange, large amount of choice down town
property consisting AID valuable lot OF ground
with tbs large store known Nos 20 aud 80 Er
change place and No ~ William st. being on the corner
Of William st. and ftohsbg- place; also, fourstory
stores and lots Nos &C ts Beaverst the store am
Get No IS William St, and spsudd first class ows-
tpg houses and lots knoSR Nos S8 and l0i Clinton
place (8h-st eth and o. "a also, tho foar
story building and lot h Nos ia and l76 Chatham
st. corner Of Mott the four story store and lot on the
north westerly corner Of Pms and Waterss the dssira
BILE Let Of ground Ne 80 God and the vausbls proper
" known AZ Nos 10 Tunn, and IS Thames St Sale
positive Maps describing Inc hole of the above property
can be had al the Auction Rooms No. Broad (752)
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" w. T. JsNN,ras Il Co. Diapers and

1ailo, Of No 73 Brosdas embrace this auspicoas tca
esn, the commencement VI new year, the Twenaeth OF
their u intimate thor appreciation Of the patronage
oAsy have ec,ted and ,he sequel to their not
easy possible attainment they would refer 10 In
confidence Of what has before been written That g)od
tasts like faculties may he improved by cultivation, but
the Germ where exists innate Is neither possessed by
all can bo impaired Certain II s its effects ara IN
tuitysly recognized BY those who do possess
and from this feet garments has bee
attained, for although should appear egctsacai, we
claE superiority toT the style Of our work sAa IN
We conceive much tho OF garment cousts
With these views We shah To have On manu- an
extensive ssech Of Goods which To answer the re
rita
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OPERA GLASSES Those who desire
something superior should cali and examine lot Just
received which ac,aTed in Paris expressly
0EoRaE W. rvrrtx. No Sso Broadway They 81 the
hest ssytos and Rsh II PEARL Tortoise she and Buffalo
bora ll6 SkMW&TA
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OpD FELLOWS HALL.-This Justly cell
ebraed Restaurant Of Brother Perkins offered for sal,
Pcrkins has violent attach Of The Panama fever and
about leaving We SURPRISED and ~ hear it..
this saloon. with all he appoint the magslf
cent IL the wed and at Ptessn. business thar
any other place Of It's sihd
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~ FowLER & WxLLs, Psychologists and
P~hhsAsrs, Clinton Hall, No. 1871 NasSau-s,, Nsw-York
and la W xshiEss N Boston.
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FoR CHAPprp HANns. SALr RHsrM. &c.

rhs lsdia Rubber Gloves Mits the best remedy
ever discovered NJ lady 81 gentleman would Be without
them II they understood theu qualities For sale os 1T
VIZ. BARKxRs. Ne. f99 Broad sy BoYp Co, No.
GO Esst Broadway apG a. all Rubber sssres lSSs4s
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FoS FRosrKp Fer AND CHuBLAINs.-
Bushs Mss'c Cream LisIaett acSrtain remedy, and
costs only - cents Sold AZ No SIS Greenwich corner
Duane % n NJ Galos, cs,ner Grand, and B)wery.
Riker Bcrrlan. Ne. 80 Ga-av. T. IL. paygon corner
Gressw,eh and Barrow s,s DR. n inter. los 6Ih-aF
i2S NWASs
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CONSUMPTION CuRABLE.--Dr. RoGERS's
Livsswest Tar and Canehslssus 10 highly recommended
By eltixsns whose names resdspes viii be found IN
the pamphlets, avn he satisfactory evdence OF
sscesAsg cures CaRsnm9;i0n. by using thus medicine
The AFFECTED shoult gpe suisL
Dor sale BY A. l.. SCoyuL Co. at the DEPOT, Ne sis
broadway. and BY all Fstsh Diasgsts- Pnce-ln large
bes&lss 81. OF three bottles Anr 81 50
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he whole cost of this fine present was abou,
sieo The Concordance which was the inme-
date cause Of this testimonial, occupied Mrs.
Clarke for twelve years, and Is aremarkab!e nonu-
uent Of female Industry and perseverance.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1852-06-05

are subjected, editors must be twenty
lve years OF age, and pay taxes of 1000
reals in the province Of Madrid. or else
where from 500 to 1000. Offences of
me press are of eight kinds against the
King and royal family, the state, public
peace; society, religion and morals, au-
thorlty, foreign powers and persons. The
Government may forbid the introduction
OF foreign publication.
PREDIcrIoN FULrILLED.-Many years
ago, Tristram Burgess, in one OF his
speeches in Congress, predicted the time,
when "the American eagle shall with
one wing winnow the breeze of the At
lanic, and with the other hover over the
quiet waters Of the Pacific.
FRENCH REroRM.-The directors OF
the theatres in arts have been informed
by the Minister of the Interior, that he
will not allow the representation of any
piece of nature TO excite the passions and
pervert the public mind. In the name of
patriotism and morality, Napoleon seems
determined to enslavc the people.