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Meteorological ObssRvatlons.
~ MoRsE's fxLEoR APH, OFFICE 10 WALL STREET

~ hoRsR's TELEeRAPH, OFFICE 10 WALL sraRRr
SATURDAY, Feb q, 1852
BUFFALO, "a. A.M.-Thermometer &c; barometer 20 81
1t 10 clear and beautiful morning.
/ P. M.-Thzrmometer SO; barometer 20 o26. Wind
southwest. 1t 10 cloudy but pleasant
ROCHESTER, 8 A. Mt is . nns morning clear, and
growing warmer. Wind southwest. Thermometer %.
.v6 p. M.-Ths weather is coudy-it has been fine
idsy. Wind west Thermometer 80.
AusuRS. "a. Mt Is . cold olsudy morning. Wind
south. Thermometer Is.
8P. M. It is cold, cloudy evening; weather nilder
Wind south Thermometer 26.
SYRACUSE, A. Mt IL q clenr and pleasant morning
though very cold Thermometer, at O'Clock, above
Wind east
8P Mt is very dark, cleudy evening, with every
appearance Of . storm. Wind south. Thermometer 33
UREA, o A. M.-Wind east Thermometer 10 above
It ia clear and pea'ant.
8P. Nit Is cloudy. Wind east. Thermometer a.
Indications Of . storm.
ALBANY, A. Mt Is clear and very cold. Wind
northwest. Thermometer 10; barometer 3o.3so; mer-
curry 81
sP. M 1T is cloudy, With indications OF 9 stsrm
Wind south. Thermometer 80; barometer 90 0I0
mercury co.
TRor, o A. MI b very pleasant, but quito oold
Wind northeast. Thermometer IL.
SP. M.-Thermometer "a II Is q little cloudy The
weather Is mider. Wind veet
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RrockIyn city Intelligence,

Cry CovRT oy BRooKLry.-Before Judge Greenwood
and Aldermen Green and Harteau FEB. T-Julia
Dean placed trial this morning. on IN indictment
charging her with petit larceny, second offence, in
taking . purse containing 81 from the house Of Mr.
sabin Smith, Washington street The evidence In the
vent to prove that In November last prisoner
standing In 'front.' Of Mr. Smiths residence and shs
appeared to be laboring under Illness taken In out
OF compassion and furnished with breakfast She
afterwards employed to do work. and the first
day of her servitude alleged abstracted purse
tsiLing S5 and 81 bill from bureau drawer 1t
contented the part Of the def ndant that the
rent value Of the money had not been proved neither
had the ownerehip been shown. The Judge charged,
that tho purse in which the money had been kept
worth anything, the larceny complete, they had
to believe, from the evidence that she took It.
Tho purse being in the possession Of Mrs Smith
spRcent proof Of ownership. The jury then retired
and shortly after returned with verdict OF not guilty
Charles Brdsa indicted for sssaut asd battery upon
A,sLsapt Csyt Il. W Call, Of the police In November
last at FIRE In Hudson avenue was convicted Of the
offence. The case OF Alexander Doisu, indicted for
mag hem IN biting of the of lsasc Queen IN Sight
some time since called on, and one witness OK.
amir ed when adjournment took plsos until Monday.
The prisoner war rensndsd
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DoaArfos PROM LsYARp TO WILLIAMS COILKox.
The musepn OF VII lisms College been suriohsl
by present from tbs celebrated Oriental travellsr
Layara The present consists OF two sculptured slabs
xeighiu. sbcut $40 pc unds each They wsrs secured
through the Influence q Mr. Marsh, tbs rissionAry
one Of the slabs h tbs figure CT winged with "a
head OF m eagle. The other Is . human figure rhs
figures about feet cus and weu proport,orsd
Lsoh lar necklace, rings and bracelet an esx
ries la hand ns p,il basket, and In the eshsc
Va. OF some cans bearing tree Each figure has n
cloak fastened about tbs waltt by cord and tassss
which reach nearly down TO the feet. On the lost are
sandals fastened by straps across the lnstep The hu
man figure has long hair ana beard both curlsd Acroea
the middle Of each hgure there 10 space about f,ot
wide aud tho whols width Of the slab Is severed With
herogly phcs Of the cuneform character The aSur,s
are raised about quarter OF inch above the sunscs
of the slab and are very finely cupursd Every part
perfectly distinctly marked the whole preseirss Toe
specimen Of thosr OF sculpture In ancient times.
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The Rhode IsIand Legislature.
KossUTH-THK MAINE LAW, Krc.

hJSSUIH-IHE MAINK law, KIC,
PROVIDENCE, Feb al, 1852
The Rhode Island Legislature adjourned s,ns die, at
half past nine last evening.
About he Last set Of ths House to osncur with
the vote Of the senate placing in the hands Of
select committee appointed to receive Kossuth should
he visit this State or dsfrayiDg the expenses OF the
ceptlop
The Maine liquor Law finally killed In the
HouGe, which insisted Its amendment to the Senate
bill The BILL passed the Senate provided for sub
mitting the question to the people for ratfca alton.
The Houfe also refused in the Senate bill
providing FOR permanent school fund in compliance
with provision of the constitution.
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ARRIVAL or TIE CAMBRIA AT HALIFAX.
Opening Of the British Parliament.
Lord Palmsrston's Withdrawal FROM tho
Cabinet Explained.
ALL QUIEr I'm FRANCE,
MELANCHOLY OCCURRENCE In YORKsHIBE.
LARGE NUMBER OF LIVES LOST
SLIGHT DECLINE IN COTTON,
So, TO-, &c.

HALIFAX, IN. S.,) Feb. II, 1852.
The Il. NJ steamship Cambria, Captain Leitch
arrived hare this afternoon, and will he due Of
Boston at an early hour on Monday morning.
She brings thirty two passengers, including three
ior Halifax.
Her dates are from Liverpool to the 7th instant,
and London to the 9th.
The Cambria arrived out at Liverpool, on Sun.
day, the lat Instant and the Atlantic, on Wsdnes-
day, tbs 4sh.
Affairs I'm England.
OPENING or PARLIAMENT.
The British Parliament was opened by the Queen
h person, on the Sd inst. Her Majesty, in her
speech, says that all her relations with foreign
powers ere Of the most friendly character. She 70
fers to the probable completion Of the treaty be-
tween Germany and DENIM ark, and calls attention
10 the recent outrsges in Ireland and promises at
tention to their more efeotual suppression. She
sudss to the satisfactory state Of the public re-
venue and, in conclusion, directs attention to the
proposed amendments in the Reform Bill, with re-
ference to the Parliame ntary representation.
| In the Heuse Of Commons, Sir BENJAMIN HALL
asked fer explanation Of the causes Of the resg
nation Of Lord Palmerston, ss Secretary Of State
for Foreign Affairs.
Lord JouN RUSSELL responded, stating, amongst
other causes, that Lord Palmerston had "unrs.
servsdly approved Of the recent illegal coSp etal
Of Louis Napoleon.
Lord PALMERsroN defended himself in . speech
Of some length he attacked his late colleagues, and
n ths course of his remarks, alluded with high
praise to the American Minister, Mr. Lawrence
In the House of Lords, the Earl Of Derby in a
proseotionist speech, alluded approvin9ly to the
sonduct Of Loxis Napoleon.
AWFUL CASUALTY.
At Holmeterth, In Yorkshire, large reservoir
had burst. occasioned by heavy floods. From sixty
to zoe hundred lives are reported to have been
France and Spain.
French affairs remained quiet.
From Spain We learn that an unsuccessful attempt
had been madeto assassnate the Queen.
1he Markets.
THr LoSoor MosE. AG.~n.- ..o-,ay. NJ consols
had slightly improved The returns Of the Bank Of Eng
aud show . still further increase Of bullion
AarmieAs SECURITIES continued active ct better
prices.
CoIror Was less animated and Q slight decline hs
been experienced The transactions Of the week amour
bed to ~ $50 baes Of which exporters and speculators
took Il $40 The Havre market was steady ths 5tn
Instant
BRrApsroffs-The market for Hour had rather .
downward tendency. Corn was inanimate, end rates
dropping. Wheat was less firm.
In Paov,ssors rather more activity prevailed and In
soms articles extensive sales had been made a foil prices
While In lard and butter decline has been experienced
Tar srATx or Trade In the manufacturing districts
showed Willingness to accept lower terms and limited
transactions had taken place.
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X oss nth mt Cincinnati.
our Madrid Corrsspondeac..

MADRID, Jan ~, 1881
TIE Liberation Of .7n,ereaa P,i,orrs-7Ae P,nsao.ssht
Conduct Of osT Minister.
beg leave invite portion Of tho public sttensoa
that your able columns command to the manly anil
generous action Of our Minister, tn Hon. D n Bar
ringer. The vol known disturbances which oas
menaced the peaceful relations existing between 4ad
SpAn rendering his mission OF peculiar labor Anf
deicscy, now happily settled; and surely sws
something to the accomplished gentleman who whiLss
obtaining all that his country asked has enisaxeA
himself still than ever to the foreign power 30
which he applied
The Cuban movement was condemned by ths admins
1ation and the nation; and there may be some whs
scarcely sympathise with their recent Liberation Yst
whatever opinion exists to the abstract right wrong
ofthe case, it Is beyond question that whom ths lAss
prisoners eneebed by the prvations and ohsins oc
sixty days voyage arrived half naked as vigo thsg
offsets Of compassion, Whatever their fate.
Acting In the true spirit OF Christian gentleman Me
BarriDser ade immediate provision ior their rosf ana
had the sesiAfseion of Receiving their
that they ell fed well clothed and we'll treated
1hs following letter the best evidence Of ohsrisy
alike sccordsnt with the promptings Of hssr
and the spirit 81 his Instructions far .hey hare
reached us.
The nor. .. 81 BARsiSaER, UNITED srATrs mr,srss,
ENy0y,
DEAR sIR-We, ths undersigned Americans, late pd.
soners OF tho Cuban expedition, tho Vt dspax
ture nom this untry to join friends and relations
expressing gratitude your late eucoessfn sxsr
tons In procuring our Liberation from Queen Of Spsia
herewith tender sou sincere thanks kind and
American Ike treatment We have received from youx
noble and generous hands. Hoping tbs day may ret
arrive when we express our gratitude In Q more
substantial manner,
(signed) We remain your obedent servants
George Harrison, Jno johnson,
Jno 7. Bstchelder, r. M Grider
George q. Berry, Jno G. Bush
John LesferI Edmund McDooaiI
William LossDfr James II. Hearsy,
Isaac Freedom, d. Z Rousseaa,
b. Weymouth, John Brown,
Geo. Parr, Luis Nagcl.
VIso Jan. Sth, 1854 and seventy. four others
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DESTRUCTIVE FlrR IN bEILgyILLg, n. Camp
bells paper mill, situated tho Passsic az the south
ed Of tho village Of Bellsviie, vG burned dewn With
al It's contents stock. steam eogne SO about o'clock
TINS morning There WA about 800 worth OF paper
rsoy 10 be shipped this moyning among the contsots
copsnmed Two contiguous dwellings fire, but
ss,ipguiehed-a are engine ths PRINT OF Mr.
eeofgs Bird arriving IN time for that purpose. Ths
buans - sara 70 have been the Oldest IL hs part of
the country It was used By tho sisih - block house
- tho time OF tos evolutionary war and IL. tubaTs
tI4glsd NTH bullets = N-o1rk .qdoef,srr Psb ~
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1,D5
is,ns,-fhe British steam packets, Mexican. Span.
b, Epxl,sh. French and Old.nburg vessels sxporteA
,pee.s American, Mexican, French, and DID,
lurg vessel were lost the bar.
Morn --ImporH per British steam packets were l. So
tasks OF quicksilver for mining purpo
u 8. COM clste, Tsmpico, Dec 81, 1851.
FRANKLIN CHAsE, U. 8. Consul.
-Ns Uykeg, I,oeyun< Ft5. 10.
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Marine Disasters

mlr wM rENS AsHoRR-wREcK or PILOT BOAT,
ETC.
CHlaLxsros, Fob 10, 1852
The Palmetto, with dsabled machinery y now on ths
oar.
Tho shp William Penn, from New York is ashore on
the north breaker. expected she win b. got Oh oy
the aid OF steamer.
Ths brig Clinton reports On the 10th last, passed on
New York, wreck apparently OF pilot bost. o. vhon
tbs words Sarah CAT portion " her sieru ony
wsA above sAfs1
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Intelligence from r.mp,oo.


The Mary Ellen, Capt. Earl, arrived yesterday fro0
Tampico bringing $50 75o In specie freight We have
files of Tampico papers to the ID instant
We observe that on the 10th uit. duel fought
near Tampoo between d. Francisco Melgsreio dc Gus
man Spanish Consul and Jose Maria Pima, lie utsuank
Of artillery. At the second FIRE the former fell having
received severe wound communication from his g.
cond ssserts that pus violated the Of duelo By
firing before the proper time. Great excitement was
maniiested the subject Guzman subseaue died
OF the wound he bad resolved
Several shpwreoks mentioned in the Tampioo pc
pers The Mexican schooner Emile lost on the bac
On the 27th OF December
The brig Frances Elizabeth sunk with her crew psar
the Cszones on the 18th ult
The co@ters Tutran and Eduardo also sank but thstr
crews were taved
The French chip Bououpnsi.e was lost on ths bsx %
the It'll ult. Her crew also saved.
Great dscontent has been created In Tampco by the
regulations fer the collection Of tine Defecho
Tbs papers say that they oppressive and hs
gel and impose most annoy ing restraints commsroial
intercourse.
We have received from Consul at Tampico the fi
loving stat. .ment -
GRoss RTTCHS AMyrIo,~ PoRyIoS TsAog a
TIfr PoRT OF T,srico DusI.c YsAs EsptSa De-
~
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Burnt TO DgArH.--Two men, Henry Russell sni
r. d Byputt went into CID house In Psdroah NJ GA
the 7h Instant that disi with fodder and vent %
sleep While asleep tho fodder osslgbt ass al ss ssc
ptp pcriehsd W tbs 11nI
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that bad imprisoned them worse tnsp th.v v.rs -
short tina before sunset large coll.otioc Of hsss
ted With msn surroundsd the ship called for ossuS
sud oon NE need singing tbs Marseiss Hymn Govsr-
nor Koeuth rushed on deck and received thir appsus
remaining for nearly hour when retired from t.
side Of the poop to smidships aud supposed he vas
ihs boats wore Ill the time norsa,ing and l. fcsring
oompromse Of our flag very politely said to Mr. Roa-
suth Perhaps sir, II you should retire probs bly, tho
people will depart from alongside the ship" After Tow
moments be left tho deck and ss the crowd aid not
leave but the people began to COLLECT the mois hs
again went the poop and said he could not resist tho
congratulations Of the people of this country when thsy
wers showing disks TO the action Of tho zov,rpmsnt
tn not permitting him 20 through their ooUntry
board eide and addressed tho v0lu Freuoh which
did not understand and after dusk they all depart
90 10 differ snt dir ectionr
On Tuesday evening the convention OF boats bat
Tess In number assembled and Governor Koesuth made
short address to the people from tbs poop, and ttsn
rettsd The crowd dispersed In the manner AnA
at neak the sans time ss on ths evening previous.
Yesterday Irec-lved note from Copeu Hodge, COPY
Of which oo~ed thu latter part Of which wheew
the affair of ths publication la the papers Is sp ,ksn o.
and wtst Ia, followed have compromised mo and our
rag With this eovsrnm.n' and What follows, read to
Mr. Rossuh and hs said he bad not been requested not
60 puhh the leter; nnt he bad sent II with
marks of hs to person "a ehore aud had objection
10 ITS being published lie ai,o said that had he
seved this information from Mr. Hodge which thsr
communicated az an sai Ter hour ia the day ne would
not have sent another stter he had written for the
purpose
Now tIr after all these circumstances bsvs ccourred,
" bectmra ny duty to inor you atd to say thatN tho
coal had not been purchased and the most OF II In light
ers we'll ~ the neoesrity for remsiong tor supplies
for ths subsiatencs Of those people sh0uld mmedasey
have left the port ssnt word to the Prefsot By the
Consul that It wes intention to leave tb port at the
esrlsat FrRctosbs snt and 20 ths rsstrooa
Of the landing of the Hungsrians.
such cir are many Of the circumstances that hayv
transyrrd s,nce arfysl brre. and must lsavs ysa
to form your own opislon from them
rhsil leave this evening for Gibraltar
am sr, very respectfully your obt ssrv't,
J. O. LONG Captain
Com CHAs W MproN
Cos. I U. IS naval forces in the MediterrAnsaa
k0ssuth Mt Cincinnati.
TKLE0 RAPHIo.
CIaotSyArt, Feb IL, 1871
The grand Kossuth banquet came on this eyeuinx, as
the Burnet House. All the tickets sold.
He daily receives from 81 900 to 81 500 by way ~
material sid from private individuals and societies
He will make set speech In the Hamilton Railroad
Depot on Monday, and leave for Indianapolis On wsd
nssdny.
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CNKvALrER uuLsEMANN-spANrsH CONSUL KILLED
INA DURL-rHK sKMrNoLEs. ETC.
BALTIMORE, February a. 1881.
ohevAlisr Hulsenann has arrived In Charleston. He
says he was absent from his hotel whom sereuadsd 1t
Sew Orleans.
Ssnor Fransisco Gusman, the Spanish Consul ct Tam
co w1 killed In duel st that place the 18th ult,
by Senior 81. Pima.
The Governor Of Rlasds has ordered Captain Jsrngsn
settlements from the fncuIsons Of the Indians about
Fort GAtiu
There " much excitement among the officers OF the
Baltimore, Ohio, and susquehanna Railroad, In conse-
suencs OK the appointment Of democratic directors A
new President IL be elected
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Interesting from Washington.
eKN BuILRR ANB THE CoMPRoMIsE-MR. SEWARD
AND THE tRIsH-THR KossurH LETrRRs-PRENCH
hNIsT3R's LEyEE, ETC.
srso,sI oosREsrorpEScK AsRALD.
WASHINGTON, Feb 31-0PM.
Mr.. Breckenridge Of Kentucky has received letter
rom Gen william O. Butler, defining his position on
she compromise measures, and repudating all free soil
pedeictiou, Mr. Breckenridge will endeavor to obtain
opportunity Of reasng the letter to the House, on
Tuesday 1t has caused great excitement amongst the
resident candidates for the Presidency.
Tho Irish Association here Is in fsrment in conss
7uencs II proposition having been made to invite Mr.
Seward the st. Patricks dinner majority Of the
association refuse to agree to It, and the minority
threaten 70 split or.
The Kossuth and LONG correspondence unAnlnously
deprecated Sere doing little creditto any Of the par
ties concerned.
The Pr.uch Minister gave brilliant ball last night
the mes. splendid Of the season Among the guests vas
MY. Boaapsrts. Of Baltimore.
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Large Fire In Pittsburg /.

PlrTssURo, PA, Feb. q, 1864
nre broke out last night At hAspast tsn the iron
end nail warehouse Of Campbell, Chess Co., Water
street. which, in short time entirely destroyed that
building well the warehouses of Jacob Forsyth Jr
J. Cowen s. Sons, and Edwards Morris %. The ex-
tensive stock Of Cowen Sons consisting Of hemp cord.
age &C., wae entirely destroyed The contents Of the
other stores well of the adj Dining ones all
Eve Thousand dollars The warehouses Of T. Wood &
Bon, Armstrong, Croker Co and Lorenso Whitman,
we're partially lnI1ed amount o. nursnes no. as'sr
TO Front street. and were owned by CowsD Sons The
Lyon Sheet Iron Factory, and Greys Building and
tents were partially insured In tho Western and North
American Offices
FURTHER PARTICULARS.
PurspuRG. Feb 2l-P.M.
Tie cause OF the fire Is yet unknown It originated
In the centre building which through from Water
to Front sseet The propretcrs left everything appa
dsa sf TGe los, Of chss Is
about $5 0co, and their policy Of insurance out
their building and $1,000 on stock their loss on stock
$4,000. These are the principal sufferers The ad
joining warehouses and their contents were injured By
water probably to tho amount tf $4,000 each. Tbs
merchandise In the custom house not much injured
Hungarian Liberty AssOcl tlon at Albany.
ALBANY, February 81, 1852
Tho young OF this city held meeting at the City
Hall, last evening, ard formed Hungarian Liberty As
socia,ion. constitution was adopted, resolutions
Psssod, and permanent officers chosen.
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Tho Extensive Fire At BrnttleborO, VT.
BsArTLrsoRo, VT, Fob q, 1862.
The fire ct the Vermont House could net be stopped
for the want Of water That building togsther with tho
dwelling house Of Asa Han Capp and the store Of Towns
ley Son was destroyed. The Congregational church
badly ecorched. The Brsttlebsro Bank was saved
by covering 1t with carpets The Vermont House and
outbuidlnRs ocet $4,000. The store Of Townsley Son
was worth $4,000, and the dwelling house $4,000 Tho
Vermont House and the sttre were insured
Steamer Empire City at New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10 1852.
The steamship Empire City, from New York, via
Havana, s reported below.
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M,ssissippl United states Senators.

NEW URLEANs, Kob. ", Issx
Jusss Stephen Adams, (Union dsmocrst) has been
elected Uoted States Senator for Mississippi In place Of
Jefferson Davis resigned.
The election Of Walter Brock, whig, United States
Senator for isssipp In place OF Mr. foots took plsos
q the fouYt ballot, BY majority Of two.
The vhigs and Union democrats In the Mississippi
Lsgisas6re have majority Of about twenty on joint
ballet
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Steamer Empire City at New Orleans.
NEw ORLEANS, Feb. 10 1852.
The steamship Empire City, from New York, via
Havana, is reported below.
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AFFAIRS IN AMERICA.
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INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
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General Butler and the Compromise.
.~N~SN~~N~~~o~>N~NO~N
PROCEEDINGS IN The STATE SENATE;

POLITICAL ITEMS-MARINE DISASTERS,
&c., Sc, SC.
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More OF the Corrcsp0n denco.
Tns following selected from tho large mass Of cor.
reepondencs whioh was transmitted to the House Of Rs
prsseptsvos on Friday concerning the conduct Of Kos
suth while on his way csom Turkey, on board tbs Mis-
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Hungarian Liberty Association at Albany.

ALBANY, February 81, 1852
The young Of this city held meeting n. the City
Hall, last evening, ard formed Hungarian Liberty As
scciation. constitution adopted, resolutions
psssed, and permanent officers chosen.