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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
ULIFTON, STATEN ISLAND.-For

sale Building Lots and Cottage Sites, near the Mar
rows In the most central and desirable part OF Clifton The
avenues seventy feet wide and the extreme purity OF
the water with the beauty OF the view commanding the
Bay City and Naows the exquisite drives aud walks and
being in the vicinity of churches schools and other advan
bbood of this CITY, The ferry landing at present
within half mile, hut a steamboat dock will be imme-
daey erected in font Of this property and the toss the
two ferries run regularly the island every hour Apply
90 WIN. w. VAN WAGENEN, Posts Buildings, Han
.axsr.st or WIN McLEAN Stapleton Staten leland.
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TvOR SALE or to LET-Reautiful Resi-,

depces at Ravenswood l.. 1.-Two two-story attic
and basement HOUSES just finished in modern style, each
containing ffteen rooms Of which bedtoomsi mar
BILE ranes easements first aud second stories pantres
closets and bells on all the floors; brick and Motifs
patent range in the ktchens ncosed sash piazza In the
rear The bouses are in full view OF the East River aud
within three minutes walk of the dock, from which the
steamboat Astoria Capt Bald win leaves four times day
for NewYork superior line Of stages running between
Astoria and Fulton Ferry Brooklyn passes the door every
bour from NJ till 10 PM. For further particulars IN
ouiTe of GILBERT HOPKINS, at Rsvenswood or at No.
So Peck-slip NY, from II A nj. TIL PM.
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.NGJSH MACHINERY.--Cotton

Ia Wool Flax and Silk Machinery, manufactured oy
Par Curtis Co, Manchester, imported to order ray
men In New.York Address for prices 6c their s1tno
~ No "a John st, Eew-York.
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NTOTICE.-A meeting of the Stockhod.
" ers of the ALBION MINING COMPANY VIII h
held at the office Of the Company, No 81 Merchsnb Et
change on MONDAY, the 18th day Of July next Il !
O'clock, PM W. r. BUTrERwoRTH. Secretary
OFFICE ROCHESTER AND SYRACUSE R =. Co,
CaDsndaigua June q, 1852 !
NOTICE The Directors have declared
asemi-annusl dividend of per cent the fh reek
OF this Company payable st the respective oces ware ne
shares are registered on ID day of August next outSs
net profits OF their business for the current ak months a
ing that day.
22d day Of July. for ten days
The Bonds this Company falling due on the ls Gay
August will be paid by Messrs Duncan. Sherman 70
BANKERS en- the Sst proximo presentation at lhe ost
ins oce In the City of NewYork that day with the
mouths i"'e'''' w" CHARLES SEYMOUR, Treasurw.
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signed praciica Mrs and part owners IN ths 49,
Mine solicit Subscriptions % form COMPANY ir "a, a.
p.se Of rrrchsing from the rect oi ne popreiofs TIE -
a. God Mine with ayiew pToatabs develop A. -
riches Of The oca n. b. extending tie inserr,ylnf va
inss. TO sD N employment % the Two S.-an b,
enes STAN ginE Nil Analssna'ins, and other masaib
now the prrmises -
nv the STATE Of Vugiria and work the Mines Ia lss
County S. miles moth 'r,m Richmond, ard "A -
south Of the Toier,yie son Of the Nirgaia csn;a R
rOsd.
The Ninessre in good condition, aao the machinery Al. =
ordtr This machinery was started n S"p,emner 1851 A..
has been IN operson most Of tine sires yielding n
pro6t 10 the stockholders Bu the achiHsry esa,o- -
kept going q the tine OWING - the n.delsats 4,
tent of the underground workings The Understood -
urged upon the Com sny employ force extend 49,
orkirg bat the ass OF the Shareholders 40. dIt,l
10 q, the schiuery for few mon'hs 20 90 this They ~,
Ter ling their stock TIE undersigned Consistent ~
can convince parties dsroSed % enter into Cold Mniss az
very large profit cab be realized by following "a. co.,.
thew recomn,end TO the Conn any and having from ~
shafehoder the otter Of their stock at par they nov -,
the public 10 subscribe $70oo which. with the espr :
the Company retained BY the undersigned, vii Be III a..
will be required to purchase toe stock and deyelos u. %
Full particulars and references given on aepesu o ,h.
CHARLES Dg BUSY
A. c. KROPfF
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NOR SALE-The House and seven
acres OF Land near the railroad depot at Fshk Land
ns the residence Of E. Crosby, Esq The premises are
EXCELLENT Order fine double house, good out-Duiidnga
large amount of choice fruit and possessing every regulate
for the residence Of sentee family wsngs country home
Fine 10 NewYork by railroad two hours Inquire 9I
WALSH, or WIN Il. DEFINING, Fishtil Landing Dutch
asa County.
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\ AND WARRANTS bought and sold

II 4 on the moss favorable terms, sy COLt1aAS
BRAKE No IS Wsl-st, rear Hanoverst
s0 and 40 acre Warrant. f-aransa g 2. ssau, os
and receivable any IN the United statss os
country az the market price, on tbs recsDt Of roraenc
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HARMS of ten acres or more, pleasant

n ly situated at Lakeland, L. L. adjoining the karoao,
where the stop six times day This land is selling last
and on terms 10 suit puchaseTs great improvements
have already been made by those who have purchased 10
building and ysng the soil it is satisfactorily demons
she land from the ava Of the first years cultivation Over
800 farms have been sod here within few months and but
few more main sold. Capitalists who wish 10 make
safe investment and mechaoios who wish cheap and DC
hshtfa country residence shoIt distance h9s tne Sty
can be accommodated by applying TO HAHLhS NOVD
No 2O8 Broadway where map can be haa srat anu al
Information given.
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pOR SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT

AT POUGHKEFPsIE.-The well known mansion n
occupied formerly by Hon. N. p Temadge Inc mouse =
and piazzs front and brick stable and outhouses
The grounds comprise between two and three acre eo
!. commsndns and perfectly healthy and well calculated
r. Summer boarding house. Apply TO VIM. A. HOP
RINS Agent No SO Wa-st, second hoor.
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Y United PARTNERSHIP.-Purs

NEW YORK, JUNE "a, 1852. The
Subscribers have this day formed copertnershp under
the firm of HAIGHT MCLEAN and will transact gen
era Brokerage Exchange and Collecting business at NO
~ SAMUEL w. HAtGHT,
GEORGE W. MCLEAN.
Refer by permission to Geo Coe Cashier Ohio Life In
surance and Trust Company, New-Yok; Robert Bayard
ESQ., New-York; PAGE Bacon, St Louis; Page Bacon
Co. San Francisco, California
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r AND WARRANTS. Office NJ a
n OUISA GOLD MINE.-Tnr nna..

j Wal -, Corner 81 Nsa~st We s'e b1,inz .. ts,,.
ifs isie. 49, acns. siG 5o q ser-s 81 - ssls Al
hEtfAkEi ( JOHNSovA
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DRICK NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I'm

ID proved 1852 Warranted .-Auy ordinary hand can
mold 81 COO Brick in DAY better hsn can he mahe ~
hand MACHINES SOS pete for Weight 50 ppunas
For Information ADDRESS postpsidl G. RlPtEn No -
Frlton-st., ". Y. For Machines u d. bADDEh W.
nos ~ and ~ Dusne-st, NY.
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U1HE MECHANICS and TRADsSSSss

TIME MECHANICS and TRADE.
II SAVINGS BANK, No ~ "fano' - "1s"
and Serih.sis, Newton ,.,.,TFu uNnrsHgLL
President. 81 "a, a. :. LOG
First Vice President NJ ~ ~, ,I,5Ras0lk
Second Vice-President. ~ n ~ ~ cLosTIW
Third vice.PfesdeDt. .ALshEp T.; uev,n nnng
80 ;,,,tion viii open TOR business WesAr ~
18th day Of May, 1852 st . o'clock r ~ esn 20 ST.
IsIoei pm Intsres Al the rate of6 per esn- I,,s6
ossd on al deposits oror TO the 10Th day o. Jt l-eSs
declared the 50 Monday OF January sSo JOY
bicb have been deposited for the sysce OF t1srs ss
previous 20 the LIST Of January AID July ioe IN
cures 70 married al maOrs TIE sois ps-f5,>t
deposits. WALTER OrDSh"'N
JAMES r. HAieHT Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

II City Property, a FARM, situated in Middessx Co,
miles from MddetO~n Point cDntAni0g .6l acres
about lo under cBltiva the balance In woods
naionss nearly and 10 good order Part Of the pur.
1cney may remain che property per cent For
particulars, Inquire Of
JOHN l.. APPLEBY iOs Hammond.st.
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DARM at YONKERs for SALE

Within "a miles Of Hudson River Railroad Depot and
Il miles on Bronxvie Depot, Harlem Railroad Contains
% acres Of which ~ In woods Soil uperori
hp,dipss new and plenty good and fruit abundant
View very fine IN sight ofthe Hudson Rvsr The
place Ia under good crop and Improvement some rock
Stuatiop very high pree very low. Apply at Ne l9PlA
Etrani Nm stairs.
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Gouses toanteo.


FTyO LET-Three neat and convenient
nav Houses lust finishing in East 2Sd-st near the
2ay suitable for single families Each house contains zen
rooms, with the Croton water, Closets &C nsn. 49,
ooaeseiou can be given Immediately For further pancu
lars INQUIRE of f. w TOMKINS No 1893 East Z5astq near
abe premises or st No. 142 Nsssaust
VNTANTED-By the New York Young
Wv Mems Christian Association, suite OF two or three
between Brsome and 4h.sts Proposals. stating rent &'
may be addr, ssed, postpaid. to
Chairman Committee on Roo u.s.
TTTANTED-The lower part, with one
w of the basementt and bedrooms IN the third story
or The second story With one Of the bssements and also
bedrooms Of respectable Dwelling House II 70 view
Yort above Spring II In Brooklyn near Hamiiton.av
Ferry Rent moderate. Address w. w. Tribune Once
"ANTED-By the LIST of August, part
w of House. pleasantly stuated Family consists Of
q widow lady and Address NEWTON, Tribune Office,
Immediately
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LOTS at YONKERS.-For

SALE number Of Building Lots In that part OF the VII
are of YoDkers called GLENwooD lying immediately the
banks of the Hudson In the beautiful part OF the whole
Village These Lots the most desirable OF any now offer
I'd for SALE from their location must rapidly increase In
value viii be sold low, fapplied for immediately map
NAV be seen made known by applying 10 COMBS
A NICOLAY No IA GraDd-st, near the Bowery, NY
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n ENTRANCES co ENGLAND, IRE

ID ENTRANCES 60 ENGLAND, ikk
n LAND SCOTLAND .no WALEs.-bOWMAh
SRINNFLL co will issus drafts OF ~ sterling snd a.
yard payable Gght 10 any town throughout Great shs
,nd ireland -. ..,....as. -
nom PACKET-SHlPS.- Persons wishing 20 hsye hst
ends brousht out In either Of the splendid
.o,iny the above Lines which sa regularly the sh NJ
H., aay, Of every mouth from liverpool and every sltsns
ybur,dsy nom london, Thereby avoiding delay vii ys
snp,y 10 the only authorized Agents IN this city
'''N BOWMAN, GR1NNELL q co,
Office No IS Soutb-st, New-York rs
40. Regent Rosd opposite the Clarence Docs Lvspca
H. B.When passengers decline eonnins the money w
be returned. -,
Liverpool pockets leaving New tie oh and 7la
zach month London Packets Leave Newfors every ser
sate Thursday For passage spplv 40 shovs
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DEAL ESTATE for SALE.-Three
~ desirable Lots In f7thst. south side between fith
and i2hs y 400 feet from lth-ay Price SO Apply 10
A c. LEWIS No, 2i Broadway, up s.sirs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
CTNGER'S SEWING MACHINE
.TYER q HELMS

CTEAMPACKING- -TYER q HELMS
- PATENT.-2OOOO lbs now In store, different thick.
nesses The qusiity of this article, which will stand
near 100 degrees higher heat than other rubber has been
tested for two years The American and bntsn
steamships and those gone California use 1t with entire
approval The undersigned will warrant this new patent
packing 70 give entire satisfaction In every No person
but undersigned the zinc In the manufacture OF
rubber and other kind will stand as high heat Ware
house No q Courtlandts All orders addressed to the
manufacturer and owner Of Tyer Helms Patent
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TyOR SALE-At Norwalk. Conn, {

oderatesize House, with good barn and one acre Of
spd under good cultivation well situated and having Que OF
che fnest views In the village, Also large Dwei ps
House entirely new, with OF an acre OF lAnd having
fine view Of the H.rbor On account OF VI health the pres
ent owner will dispose OF the above for less hau their real
value Apply the subscriber AZ Norwsk Conn or 20
c. r. DlSBROW. Norwslk, Conn
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' S. CLEANERS PRIZE MEDAL

u HONEY soAP-This invaluable article which OBJ
tanned the pnze medal AZ the Worlds Fair In Loadon
daily gaining ground in public estimation and the demand
for its immediate great that u Is with great diff
Guilty supplied by the Inventor Its fragrant refreshing and
soenng qualities and the smooth and white appearance
which Il npsrs the skin strikrgy obvious and are
spoken Of in tire highes; by all who lit W DA
Wis co, importers and Sole Wholesale Agents. No 20
Courtlsndt-st
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THE NEW, CHEAP SPRING MAT

Il TRESS WAREROOMS $50 Broadway, above Spring
side Every house and bedsead should possess OF
these healthy Spring Mattresses For dyspeptcs and the fee
bic they valuable Ready for sale made to m bed
sted from S. So. n. B. Every Mattress warranted Old
ones altered comfortable beds from t5to S2 Hote
Seminaes &c supplied liberal terms Iron Bedsteads
o. al sizes and p ices
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OOTTON FACTORY MACHINERY

" FOR SALE-At Mechanicsv1lle- sarstoss Co. oy lns
American Linen Thread Company a. follows CefaA 90
SPINNING Frames speeders Mules spoolipe frame o.
spindles Wrappers, Presses, 81 Looms Ca1. bonblnS
Reeds Harness shuttles &C. &e All OF vhiao hph@S ~
Der cent less than the original cost
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EREIG HT CARS. Fifty Eight
Il Wheeled Platform Csa4 made IA the rnost thogouss
manner OF the best materials and style Of cspstrctiop
India Rubber Springs For sale b. delivered iadss..
ly Essex Company. Lawrence, Mas
GORDON MCKAY, A,sat
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NOR SALE--Fifty-eisht acre, ofL,na

-. ,.tI.. f,o,, yv,n' uCIcs OF Lahu,
5uitsble for dividing into village lot IA nii
Abe landing Of the a26st terry Newtc,sn Cs IRON
mile from the plsnkrosd which STAGES run s ~
hour fof cents On the premises there lsr,a ~ ns
BAN &c Apply 70 WATkIN 4 HlNE, south go Use sss,
% Broadway and 0ran6s,. New-York ~'''
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professional Notices.


H. movedfrom No $50 Broadway to No. 400 Grand:st,
where he continues TO insert his incoTuptibe TEETH
ed 10 Last for life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14

Xch I'VE W hIlD dhtH w WIsIdhbi
~ ~ stolen. from the Norwich and New-London
Steamboat Co = Pier Qs n R. foot Of Courtandt-st
the 18th day Of April last twenty-five half chests If SOU
CHONG TEA matted, marked and w. Any person Civ.
ing such information will lead the recovery Of said Tea
shall receive the above reward. A. G. HALL, Agent
Pier 70. n. r. foot Of Conrtlandt-s
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KIN oALE-A handsome ornamental
Nossase an, two Lots Of Ground, situated in East
Door marble maS OS.s "a ssh ie modern style with sliding
may remain on bond ard mortsSsc ~ 49,, ~ vssr In
CURE u IT, s. on NE premises in QGneys
fta noese ,Ve o. No 81 vesey.s New York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
DNNO for SALE VERY CHEAP

six.octave Pisro in excellent order one of Firth
Hsps make will be sold very cheap as the owner has no
further fer il Price soo Can be seen a. u bEhu-
OVISTS Piano WareIoon 5h between 10th and llth-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-14
NOORS. SASHES and BLINDS.-The

y Derby Building and Lumber Company have on hand
receiving the above articles made in tbs ap-
proved style and from the best knded lumber which they
viii furnish reasonable terms 70 all who may favor them
with their patronage Depot No Railroad Building cor
ler Of Canal and Csntre-sts.
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MACHINERY OIL.--Refned Meats
lVk Foot on warranted equs 10 the best Sperm OH for
machinery purposes For sele BY PETER COOPER NO.
II RurlinR-llp.
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NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD

| V COMPANY-The Directors OF the New fora sd
Erie Railroad Company have declared dividend Of three4
,er cent on the Capital Stock OF the Company payable
az ster the 18th dsy of July 1852 The transfer books vi
"a ,lo.ad from the S0th inst till the 18th July next
By order OF the Board Of DiTectors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secretary
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-01-14
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
Wednesday Morning, January IA. 1S12.
South Western Railroad Courent;on

South Western Railroad Conrenti0n.
This great Convention met at New Orleans
on the 5th inst.
Governor ALEXANDER MoUToN, of Lo,,isi.
ana, was elected President of the body, and
the following gentlemen were appointed Vice
Presidents: ....- ,s..
C. S. Tarpley, of Mississippi: H. Choteau
Of Missouri; J. Forsyth, of Florida; Gen. l.
G. Polk, of Tennessee J. N. Beadle, of Ken.
lucky; w. nj. Bruwell, OF Virginia; Hon. Jas
Campbell, of Louisiana; Amos Morrel. o.
Texas; Col. Absolam, of ofArkansas. -.s
The Secretaries appointed we're:
John Calhoun, Of Louisiana V. Wiltz, ol
Louisiana; r. g. Farraier, of Arkansas; and
John Duncan, of Mississippi. 3D.
On taking the Chair, Gov MoUToN made a
handsome address. A,4#
The President read a telegraphic dispatch
from st. Louis to Major Crossman, stating
that many delegates from that quarter were
ice-bound in the Mississippi. ,s..e.ag
On motion of Mr.. RoBB, it was ordered that
three committees be appointed, viz: One on
Routes-one on Ways and Means-one on
Resolutions. -a
During the afternoon of the days sitting,
some very fine speeches were made. ,l D.
Among the speakers were Messrs. ROBE, OF
Tennessee BURwELL, Of Virginia; PIKE, o.
Arkansas; and YERGER, of Mississippi.
Mr.. BURWELL dwelt on the necessity and
utility of railroads, as means of protecting
the political power through the commercial
power of the South. He spoke. also, of the
wants of Louisiana, and urged her citizens
forward in the various works contemplated by
them, to secure the trade of the Valley of the
Mississippi. ..t= ..a t#a.s.
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A Catalogue Of Caiamities.

Under this head the Wythevile Republican
notices several accidents, and the murder of
two persons in that part ofthe world.
On the Oath December, at school in the
lower part Of Carroll county, during an alter
cation between some boys, one of them drew a
pistol. Major C.Turmaa and Wiley Su,phin
interfered, aud the latter took possession of the
pistol which he handed to the Major. As the
latter was in the act of examining the weapon,
il went off, and the ball entered Sutphiu's head
just over the left eye, killing him instantly
The verdict of the jury was accidental DEATH"
Major I. and deceased had been especially
faien1ly. Sutphin leaves widow and three
children. .
On Saturday night, December Goth, man
named Samuel Scott, residing in Asiie county,
N. C.,-near the Grayson line, and who had
been confined in jail, as lunatic, and only dis
charged few days before-rose from his bed
about midnight, armed himself with cutting
knife, and fell upon his father and mother
with whom he liyed-and instantly killed them
both, horribly mangling both bodies. No 9th
er person was present except small bound
spared his life, AMI went to his brothers., who
lived close by, accompanied him to the house,
aided in attending TO the mangled bodies, and
himself proposed sending for the coroner. He
is now in Ashe Jail, awaiting his uial--and it
is doubtful whether the defence of insanity
will avail him. He had frequently threatened
to kill not only his parents, but his brother.
The Republican also mentions that Mr.. Jne.
Sutphn, brother of the unfortunate man above
| named. was seriously injured by being run
over by the wheels of his wagon, while his
team were running away. He was seriously
injured, but it was hoped would recover.
Mr.. Samuel Carson, Of Grayson, was thrown
from his horse short time since, and had his
skull fractured. He has laid in an unconscious
state ever since. tt-.--
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PRICE ONE CENT.
Chancellor WairorM and The CITY Of IIyash-

zagt0n.
Chancellor Wnlworti in his address to Kos
suth on behalf Of the sojourners in Washing
ton, in favor Of the doctrine of Intervention, as
we before stated, cast slur upon the people
and municipal government Of Washington
charging that the failure to receive kossuth
there as he had been received elsewhere, was
attributable TO the social influence ofthe Foreign
Ministers residing there. A CORES spondent Of
the Baltimore Sun, noticing this part of the
Chancellor's Address, remarked that if we only
had the population of New York in Washing
ton, the timidity of Congress would soon be
overcome under the awful influence of the po-
pular will and popular demonstration. 1t il
very lkely-and we thank God that the Gen.
gress of the United States is not convened in
New York, nor in no other large CITY; but is
far removed from the disturbances, and the mob
violence, that distinguish dense masses of all
sorts of people.
KossUTH, however, had the good sense 10
discern the folly of The speech of Chancellor
Walworih, and to rebuke il in most handsome
manner. He Offered with the speaker as to
the influence of the Foreign Ministers, and he
considered it wise provision in our Constitu-
ton which placed the seat of government
where il was, in the midst of people whose
constituted authorities were, in measure, de-
prived of any very active participation in pub
lie proceedings. He said that in severai
places of Europe, we have seen streets rule in
the Councils of the land. g The trainers of
your Constitution said he, "werp willing to
as old such an influence as this, which concen-
trates that power which only the whole peo-
pie has-concentrates it practically, now and
then, in single street and in a singlecity, as
it was often in Paris. The consequence of this
was that the inhabitants of the District Of CO.
Iumbia are placed somewhat in an exceptional
condition in comparison with other parts
They have no seIfgovernment of their own,
and exercise of the right of voting, IL am
correctly informed. New this position con-
slider to be a very wise one, and in much har-
mony with The principle Of checks and ba-
lances."
This must have been terrible iehuke to the
Chancellor. What was left undone, however,
by kossuth, has been pretty well finished by
| the National Intelhgencer, which has given
the spokesman of the sojourners notice lie
will never forget.
Itis but just to those whom Chancellor Wal.
worth represented, to say, however, that many
of them dissented entirely from The propriety
or the justice OF his attack upon the city Of
Washing ton.