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FRIDAY MORNING DEcEMBER 81, 1862.

~ Jes Was is the only agent Of this office fcr
Supplying ~ friends the river with the Crescent We
trust Aspr u.s. through him, With liberal orders
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BUREAU DIES coaIsIssAiREs DE LA
DETTE coNsoLIDEE DE LA NouyELLEORLgANs.j
NouvKnlEonLHAsa, a octosre. 1852.
En- Yertu de Ia 3zama section de Iaeta de La

Legislature de pE de la Ioalne nc pour conoer Ia
Vile dc La Nouvee Orleans pcuryoir n
nsraion dc Aares appronvele 20 Fowler 5ns
section de acte inuls Ae sppesna pour eonsoicr
la Vile de Ia Nouyee 6an Incorporation vile
de Lafayette avc Ia vile de la Nouree Orleans APPROVE Fe
yo 1885, ct dams le but de fonder VILE ea
premiere saconde ct .teisane Municipalities de Ia ve Lafayette
De Submissions caehetees eont pour eehge
aux dnttre justs equitable les
obligations de ancenne ve des PREMIERE
Municipalities ct vile de Lafayette, BoSs DE WILLIE
DE La NouvELLE-oRLEANs POUR LA soMaE DE MILE
PIASTRES CHACUN DATE DU Ter JULIET 1851 PAYABLEs
DAMS QuARANTE ANS bureau vtle nvec des
dee de SIX POUR CENT payas dams
vile de New York, lie Ter Jan Julat ehAque aunG
les ine sur les obligations oasrtea sehsnge eat
deus seron cacle asqau Ter Jnve 1885, poqus aquees
intetats sur les bons Ennis comashceront.
Les commissions pou Gchange etc.
etc., ct lie quasne chnare m "a
Ecvenbre 1881
Les ater par,e gu Gu tosa.
lite les Submissions odsrtes. Ag-
....eoMMIssAIREs..
A. D. CRoSsMAN, Maire.
o. DEBUYs, contraeur. p
W. III. GARLAND, TrGsoier. Is
Aldermen. ss55.
PLACE President coase dos Assis
tants- Aldermen.
A. LAYET, seeretate. =5rss+ % Oct ap
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coScRsss,-The Congressional news which we publish
this morning is unusually interesting and important Had
we space 1t suggests much matter for comment
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THE Cry RArLRoAD.-Under the above CAP.
tion we rezpublish, today, from the Bull
letin the most thoroughly practical and con-
yincing argument we ever read 1t shows con-
clusively that a railroad through Comp or
Magazine, or, indeed, through any business
street, is practically impossible and would be a
positive nuisance. We hope it will be generally
read @ 7-'l''7-'
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&ss- FOURTH REPRESENTATIVE DIsTRIcr.-
me wings this District requested the CONT STREET
VkRANDA TOMORROW NIGHT at * O'clock for the purpose
nominating candidate for the House Representatives
r. A. Lnmsden g. W. Fleming p Devexin E. salomop Pail
rsequet Ls'ianc aberdoive g. f. Wesre, Buchanan III
Moore. v. Hermann, O. Foster W. Nj Fleming MI o. H. Nnan
Alex. Stuart j. E. Bouigny and others 81 - n " JanaI
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Thanks to Hon Louis ST. Martin for the Congressional
euoges on Henry Cay-thc handsonest publication we
ever knew Congress to have published
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HANDSOME ANNuALs.-J b. Steel, 90 Camp street. sends
US beautiful and richly gotten up annual entitled The
Keepsake A Gift for the Hodaysn John O. Kicker. N.
II contains ten splendid illustrations its style of
binding is beautiful and costly its admir-
able LIS contents are original and selected from Agnes
Strickland, g. .. Hall II. I. Elet, Cammla Toumin,
Charles Mackay, Barry Cornwall, etc
steels stock of ANIMALS and holiday gifts rich varied
and extensise and would tempt any one to crafty
friend by a small outlay of funds -
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CAMPBELL MINsTRELs.-This band of sable harmonists
continue nightly to draw large and delighted audiences at
she Odd Fellows Hail. Their entertainments are SO con
tanty varied as to avoid any approach to monotony or
sameasss while the harmony of their melodies is such as
to crafty the ear and defy the of the most sd
ious critic.
gives us pleasure to for the edifcaton of
the Juveniles, that on tomorrow New Years day the
Mnsrels give two concerts at the hours most appropriate
for the visits Of children at IL o'clock NJ and hap
p. NJ. = - F'
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ST. PATRlck's CHuRcH.-The pews in this Church will
be sold for one year on Saturday the list of January
1855 at 10 o'clock NJ in the church. by Major Beard
the Prince of Auctioneers Those who desire to
eligible seats as well to contribute fairly towards the
support Of their church. will not fail to be in attendance
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-12-31

The officers Of the Southern Belle have our thanks fol
late Natchez papers.
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS


sNEw ORLEANS, October 81, 1859. 3.
BY virtue of the thirty seventh section of the
act Of the Legea,s Of the State Louisiana entitled a Act 10
Consolidate the City Of New oeaus provide the government
and administration of s aai approved February 49, 1882 md o.
the NTH fcon Of the act thereto providing for te
incorporation Of the City Of Lafayette with City New oieanr
approved the day. and for the purpose funding debt
the old city Of the late First Municipalities md CITY
Of Lafayette
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received for the exchange
on lust and equitable computation interest," uninared
and other obligations of the old city and Of the First and
Third Municipalities, and city Of Lafayette BONDS OF THE
CITY OF NEW ORLEANS, dated FIRST JULY 1851 at FORTY
YEARS. for ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS each payable at the Office
the City Treasurer with interest coupons thereto 1T tho
ratio Of SIX PER CENT anu, payable city of NepYork
on LIST january md lat July In obligations
offered in exchange above be up s January
1885, which time interest the Bonds eonnnce
The Proposals be endorsed exchange Of Bonds
will be opened and acted upon Monday each month";
commencing on Monday the 22d Of November next, 1884,
The Commissioners themselves right Of rejecting apy
or all bids.
COMMISSIONERS.
A. D. cRossMAN, Mayor
O. DxBUYS, Comptroller
WM H. GARLAND, Treasurer
WM. T. CONVERSE, Chairman Finance Committee,
I'f Board Of Ademen.
" Board Of Assstnnt Aldermen.
3 A. I.AYET Secretary. ociai II
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The Nova sooTiA GIANr.-rhis immense parsonage has
discontinued his levees at Odd Fellows Hail. and can be
seem fer two days only (today and o-morrow) at the
United States Hotel corner of Leyee and Eysian Field
Streets Third District where the curious should be sure
Mobile. ' ot
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kks.The following passengers sailed from Nav
New 0rleans. 'n 'r1nAnn, Tor
NJ: y Bell, " Btormay, Capt slsilInan Mr.. Nixon
Ems Anufe VS. Mrs Breck. Mr. Gsushman and lady
S.n TX Mas sonn ardcaste Mr. Rogoara Kate Mad
In the steerage. 'S' N'''' SAA'p's', ana nVe
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appropriate .HesC Yeas. Presents.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
lALF-D DOZEN FINE LINEN Y. NJ SHIRTS
AN ELEGANT CRAyAT or SCARF;
BRoCADED SILK AND CAMBRIA HAM Ep CHIEFS .
EMBROIDERED AND FIGURED SILK sUspENDERs,
JoUYINS KID GLOVES;
SPLENDID PORT NOMINATE or CIGAR CASE:
r. SUPERB DRESSING ROBE or VEST;
81 CHANCE IN LEIGHTON,5 GRAND LOTTERY.
FANCY CANE or SILK UMBRELLA;
PORTABLE DRESSING CASE;
BEST QUALITY FRENCH pERFUMERY:
And other suitable articles presents from tie lady to tie peu
man. nave just been received in the greatest prouson
G. LEIGHTON g. CO.'S
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT AND GENTS FURNISHING STORE
dee2o spff s. W. corner Canal St. Charles streets
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. hAFrlE The Female Orphan Asylum have removed
celebrated $500 louis Napoleon Musical Clock to
corner of Canal and charres streets where
'ckets can be had at one dollar each The lottery will
positively be drawn on Saturday
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+hAfoR's OFFICE, Dec. IL. 1862.
70 the fon The board Of aldermen Of e Ciiy Of Nee York
a. aESTLEMEs-i return herewith, without my approval
he report and resolutions granting to the parties therein
Broadway. N'' '''''A III
In view OF the extended publicity which has been given
10 TINS measure since its first conception do not deem #
necessary to enter at length upon any argument Of de-
tailed statistics IN support Of the yiewswhich have felt
compelled to take with referece to the project but viii
very briefly ttate the reasons which iups NE to Withhold
my sanction from the report under consideration
snow the principal thoroughfare of our eity
a. most important business street The LAYING Of rail
seaa traek which would occupy soma twelve fact Of
IRON curb to curb would In judgment materially in
WIN tne comfort and convenience of an classes
would renaer the street more dangerous and
than now is for the number il Vehicles
besides ths cars aasspg through it, would not be senby
Of parties resident thereon and would depreciafe the va
iue o. property othe Tine Of the street fully twenty pcr
cent Even now, with the wholestreet free for the mas
sage o. an vehicles there periods when it is nearly
impossible for naiiestris %ross ana In ,zasa ~ :; M.
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AOiydny Presents.
RICH EMBROIDERED HANDKERCHIEFs, TRIMMED WITH
vALENcIENNEs LACE, WORTH TWENTY DOLLARS. FOR
TEN DOLLARS ONLY;
EspRoDERED HANDKERcHTEFs FROM 81 TO s.;
LACE AND MUSLIN CApEs
UNDERSLEEVES,
1,r EMBROIDERED COLLARS.
CLoAKS AND MANTILLAS, oN''
GRAPE SIIAWLs,
RICH SILK DRESSES
CASHMERE AND DELAINE DRESSES
GENTS BLACK AND FANCY CRAVATS.
9ENT's WHITE AND coI'D BoRDERED HDKFs.
PIANO AND TABLE COVERS
WRITING DESKS, WORK BOXES etc., ETC., at
SINH S0N'S
Ns'1i 1p9hni so Canal street.
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Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool.


Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool.
GArTAI RYE All T ~ 10000 SHARES 3r EACH
Director, se II Lyetpool Es9. nj
mani JOIN CAMPBELL sq and BRAAILEf MOORE, Eaq,s
Michael Boushsd IT, Elisoa Harvey MAXWELL Iaq.
Thomas Bcun Esq pyson onbS, George MAXWELL Esq.,
B. Erocklebank Esq sc III, ers Esq.
David Cannon, Eeq III Houghton, Eq. E. A1olyneux Esq
William Claxon, ESD I'D wH Dnsion William Smith,
Thomas Dover Fsq Roger H. Esq John To, ESQ,
Richard Hnrburd Esq flames Lawrence. Esq.,,
Available csptai TEN MILLION DOLLARS.
Paid up Capital - Y f5ts
SEYENTEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLL AIRS.
AZ IN Ths Sqssrssr hsyng boon Agent @ th aboys
ssesp and ase Policies for IDarane against loss damage
Th very large TO THE INDIVIDUAL IIABIT-
HIS PHOPTfs pfiec to the his
of ~ -
The usual abatement mnde a Compnny policies par
win hs mutual ofnes: and all settlements will mae
mere a notn prompt aud liberal. JAMES MAGEE,
oeczv suplmoexm Agent, Union street. St. Charr
The Liverpool and London Fire and Life
INSURACNE COMPANY.
cAPITAL--TEN MILLIONS DOLLARS. Y
CHARLES BRIGGS, Agent,
aee.o y Office Is 81. Charles street.
hg OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANs.f
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POettCnl Works,

EDOGttC0G tH'O7fcS,
FOR SALE
j. c.. MORG ANS,
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POLITICAL WORKS OF
BYRON, LAMB, SAKE, TENNYsoN, MISS LANDoN
BURNS MOORE, HOOD, GOULD, TUpPER
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ROGERS, DRYDEN AMELIA
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SCOTT, AND MULLEN
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POEMS AND PICTURES collection of Ballads other Poems.
Illustrated by English Artists.
LYRICS HEART, viii, other Poous x Aa,ic Watts
FEMALE POETS OF AMERICA.
FEMALE POETS OF GREAT BRITAIN.
SACRED POETS. ..=
THoMPsoN's SEASONS.
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LADY OF THE LAKE.
SELECT BRITISH POETS, 8 volumes
HoMERs IL1AD; FEsTus. by BAILEY.
ALDINE POETS; IUDBRAs .7 m
PARADISE LOST; oBERoN
POETS AND POETRY OF EUROPE .H.
POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA
THE BROKEN BRACELET, other Poems ty Mrs. Ealing
KEB1ES CHRISTIAN YEAR.
THE POLITICAL WORKS Of
cHAUCER, GRAY, MONTGOMERY, BRAINART and uEBER
SACRED POETS OF ENGLAND AND AMERICA
CRoLY's BRITISH POETS, etc. etc.
Most the above Political Works elegantly in Morocco
aud Illustrated with Steel Engavngs dea7 ,sis.9dpltw
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CHINA DINING SETS,
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CHINA TEA SETS.
FANCY TOILET SETS
-.. CHINA WATER PITCHERS te-
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JAPANNED WATERS, lin se.s) sNAso'i 'LoeAs'
PAPER MACHE WATERS lin se,so
GERMAN SILVER PLATED GOODS
FINE IVORY TABLE CUTLERY
And many other articles suitable for
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FOR
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C02.peti1ag. ~
VELVET WILTON TAPESTRY CARPETiNG
SUPERIOR BRUSSELS TAPESTRY cARPE1INt,,
SUPERIOR TitREE-PLY. cARpETING.
suPERFiNE FINE COMMON cARpETING
- we nave recently received large stock the above Of
entirely new and very beautiful designs for low
CHITTENDEN s. CAMERON
dee2d Jwap ssc ba,s,s ,.s o.,
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Fancy Furnishing Warehouse,
~ III ROYAL AND 80 BIENvILLE STREET.
CARPETING-CARP
" Jus! received splendid assortment OF new patterns
vELYE BRUSSELS Amp THREE PLY CARpETING;
RUGS, MATS, ETC; 30. III
ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY FURNITURE
ENAMELLED BEDROOM FURNITURE. -
'e2t LOOKING
CRYSTAL AND BOHEMIAN GLASSWARE;
BRONZE sEvRES' CHINA AND PORCELAIN WARE;
SlLvER-pLATED AND PAPER MACHE WARE;
CUTLERY, ZINC WARE ETC; t.--
LAMPS, BRocATELLE AND DAMAsK CUR AIN sTUFFs;
LACE AND BoBNET CURTAINS; CORN L
CURTAIN PINS. hoops, TAssEIs COR
dscso lslsp $50 co
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Western Navigation.

MEETING AT PITTsBuRo-ANoTHER CANAL PROPOSED
TO BE BUILT AROUND THE OHIO FALLS, ETC.
PITTsBURG, Feb Q, 1852.
meeting WAS held here this afternoon, relative to
The obstruction Of navigation by the Falls Of the Ohio
at Louisville. William Richbaum, Esq presided and
John Bisse, Esq, was Vice President.
letter read by John Harper, Esq, Secretary of
the Ptburg Board Of Trade addressed the board by
the committee of citizens meeting at Cincinnati ac-
conpanied BY memorial to Congress, urging the
necessity Of additional canal around the falls at Louis
ville to meet the increasing demands Of business
1t tated that If the bill proposed by the member
Of Congress- from Louisville providing for repairs Of tho
present canal and locks without providing other
Of trsnrit become law the trade would be ruined for
period Of two years by delays porteraze through the
city Of Louisville, commissioners extra charges sc
1t was ested that canal be constructed with
locks at least AGO feet in length before the navigation
be interrupted which be done either side Of the
river with little additional cost
A committee Of ten prominent citizens appointed
to craft memorial to Congress. the subject and pro-
cure subscriptions number Of resolutions Glso
passed.
During the proceedings Elwood Morris civil engineer
eddIessed the meeting giving interesting details In
connection With the subject lie alluded to sgui 3csnt
scheme for the Improvement of the navigation Of the
Ohio by of reservoirs at the OF the Ale
ghany OF tufcsnt capacity to hold the surplus water
during freehett and which could be used in time OF
drought thus procuring adequate supply durax the
year. This novel idea originated with Mr Elet, an
eminent engineer who had taken great pains in
tanning facts relative to the force OF the &c. 1t
estimated that IL would cost about million and
half Of dollars The subject before committee
In Congress, every member Of which secuted the
rel sbeuy dity but became convinced Of its fea
bity and suggested appropriation several thou
rand dollars Tor the necessary survey Tbe bin of ap
rroprstion was however lest and has gnce been euf
fered to rest but will be brought up this session
After other busines, cf minor Importance, .he
meeting adjourned.
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The Progress OF lSossuth In the Unitsa
rFrcm Tho LONDON Times Jan. 20 |

CFrom the London Times Jan. 20
pe have not attempted to follow N. Kossrsh In his
snetar tins rambles II Is not our business 70 combat
the illusions Of the American people, and tie political
ipgeery which disasefu to the rejecting in
this country IL perfectly iupocuous in ths ether hem.
pheYe Indeed II anything wanted 20 eonvset
ihe doubts excited b. IA. Kossuth's exhibitions lore
no n correct and complete estimate o. his true rhs-
.acter ard abilities, IL would be the grossC pracsices
upon popular creduijty the turgid rr atoc and
the direct appeal to the purses Of mis- admirers
which he mas adopted In the United Stats In escn OF
his pats at BarseiUes at SOuthsin, 10, in Copen-
ehown hinsefa consummate sctCr y ~ upl1ekily III,
his real sCcce1 behind the parsscuy y eadisncs which
he eddrssssd ia these places stct lhe Q,oer auli.
u pubhc opinion; aad tfevr rsatfv of hs talents
hae rrofeo re 4uh q ~ cnahy for sraghtfgr7ard
mess consistency, and true Fyen Ill, excitement
created ~ b's arrival in ~ yuited States hes not
altogether prevailed over moe sober tsti n4ie 81
hls npe charocteri ana ossN,hi himsef " reported
70 have confessed Ia ( pl.nltuie Of 81 popular
honors, LAT NJ is pro indiY mortified ~ tho nut
W NJ. hcssuths he.s .rsuas to thu u,sssel 6f lha
popu'at ~ several arts III the UDi,n aui through
these uasset Y the gessntativ.s of 10 rStoa ths
fio' ht w Et9Al Ju6 the 4ause ot hap
has acqa itN foh political 1HVrtanre F1s govern
nfnt ~ fnsfie ~ sud pronaby viii treat h' soul
iou Win ~ ~ snce. hut nre Interested oy
tLt tufc * z popular dsronftfatt'na ont19 Fpny
q the hth3s States thcm-pFes cn the ffteiQenNa
ettcl0t aA 90 PRINCIPLES witch have been con 7trsl
- e t3a gsyt 81 WRshnfton e be ne b1eis 81 20
J9sHc hsttth0WD moro taaA etN'mor jeanrU, but
JeEtotg 1ral to an iaGrpfrnen aed spirited peo
Pile ne rhtrs urf re b. their dome stic AZ
in f ybe tIt4erf ME common gtalth leid h do~n
cusir tbat e htefoeurse WITH logeign political ho4a
wes ~ ~ ay,d,d ,e1cep. o. tkr fFoea Of ctmmerce
that she Urid st8es cakme9 Bbt0lute ads leuc
~ tbFir oen tfrieatea s. they thould abstain fron
sftfy ssecies ,! !aerfrsccs g,a ~. a4-.S Y 49,.
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From the South.
INTERESTING TEXAS TENs-THE DEBT or TlLz LATE
REPUBLIC, BIC.

INTERESTING TEXAS ITENs-THE DEBT or TrE7 LATE
REPUBLIC, BIC.
BN7iMoRE, Feb 0, 1854.
The New Orleans papers, brought by nights South
mail contain advices from Galveston Tszas to tho
Goth ult.
The bill providing FOR the payment Of ths debts Of The
late republic had been ordered to third reading with
flight amendments. The bu provides for the upcou-
donal payment Of second clas. debtn and such first
cls are not provided fer by the provo slse for the
pfJnent Of certificates Of the tbi.d class since re
cognized the second 20 the amount audited by TIA
legislative act with tia exception Of SO o5 for which
act passed In favor Of Stuart Berry In 1915 It
!, further provided that the remainder OF the debof the
frst class sb bs be rd when The COVER Enent i, sasaea
that he Secretary Of the Treasury has been Required by
low TO ssue TO Texas the ave million stock withheld
under the act o. 50 that the Secretary has bee re-
CURED 70 stu9 70 Texas sums of stock equal to sueh
runs ss The State may - any time require for ssleas,
from creditors
1ne railroad fever IN the Texa. Legislature has sub.
sided er probably limited amount viii te appropri.
Attd io- the Improvement OF rivers sc
Tie ont ret tolntiou nomioating General Sam Houston
for Pie'cent lad been sugrotstd IL It's AoGse twenty
cLc vOte0 ir the NEGATIVE
9ht ual carriers 'rcm Gan Antonio q Fl Pa.o aud
ssrts toG been Obliged % return in consequences
\ besyy rrins
| Colonel aisham 81 the Boundary Ccramisicn arrived
Fl Ssn Antonio, nom III Psso on the 2lst NE 81 y9i
/ fui WRsbngtop.
Cdcud supuesis extremely unpopular. III pa,o islr
~ unprotected state and the hsbitsuts ars an xou
uat The ERlth Military Depa lirds he extended
Tire fatlUro q Meetre Mcdowell n Ns e-.a ea 11Jts
panic IN Gpivtfton and the tese At frst entar.4per
relative 70 mna 70 hHd rr'id' ID II boing believed
thai they car redeem all u.~ir liabilities
oospo Richsrdcen az eminsut physician of Savannah
died ON tridsy Lsst,
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~ AO0skB TELEGRAPH 0SfICE 10 WALL 6TREEf,
MONDAY, FeS o. 1853
BUsvALo, o A Mt is q beautiful morning and
scarcely cloud to be ssen We have strong wind from
the south. TkcrUoMeter SO Barometer "a 33
8P. NJ barometer 29.38. Thermometer So It Is a
beautiful and serene evening.
RocBEsrrR, A. Mt is gloriou. morning Wind
west. Thermometer "a and rising
sP Nit has been lovely day. Wind west Their
mometer 45
Auburn, A, MI. Is . beautiful morning Wind
south. Thermometer 80
sP Mt i, o fine plsssan. evening Thermomete-
~.
SYRACUSE, A. Mt La a beautiful morning, with
clear ue sky sun bright and strong south wind Their
mometer 38
sP M.-We have a strong west breeze. Thermome-
ter a8.
Urea, "a. MI Is clear and pleasant. Wind west
Tier mometer 81
,,sP NJ 1t has been hne, pleasant day. Wind west
Thermometer 40
south Thermometer 20. Barometer 80 Geo. Mercury
8P M-ws have bad nue clear day and the thaw
continues. Wind south Thermometer 80. Barometer
20 $50.
TRor, A. Mt Is q bright, pleasant morning
Wind about south Thermometer ~.
p NJ 1t has been a warm mild day. and very pleas.
ant Wind west Thermometer 40.
MONTREAL, s p. Nit is mild and pleasant Wind
south Thermometer 28 Barometer 20 IS.
QUEBEC, s P. Mt Is mild and pleasant Thermcme
teri
BURLrssror, P M 1t il fine, clear evening Wind
southwest. Thermometer 80
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KOssulh In Clncinna Il.

DEPARTURE FROM CoLUMBUS-ExcITEMENr ALONG
THE RouTE-MoNEY AND MUsKETS CoNTIBUrED-
ILLNESS OF TIE MAGYAR, ETC.
CINCINNATI, Feb 0, 1852
Kossuth left Columbus this morning, at o'clock in
company with the joint committee Of the Legislature
(Mr Gilet Chairman Of the Senate committee and Mr.
Weller, Chairman Of the House oommttee), together
with Governor Wood and Lieut.. Governor Medin
At Xenia. Springfield, Dayton, and Hamilton, he met
with enthusiastic receptions but account of loss
voice was able TO speak but little.
About $1,000 were contributed the route, and at
Hamilton the people, by resolution rendered loan of
co muskets in the possession Of the county.
About one O'Clock, the train entered the western
uetropolis, amid the roar Of cannon.
The procession comprising all the military and FIRE
companies and other societies. formed at the depot and
conducted Kosuh through the principal streets of the
city to the Burnett House. where suite apartments
had been fitted up for the illnstrious vster
kossuth appeared on the balcony and most enthu.
sastcslly cheered but owing the delicate state of his
health be was unable to speak,
Mayor Taylor, on his bebaf stated that Kossuth
hoped TO address the citizens to morrow
The city all the afternoon has presented very excl
ting soene iuch as was never before Witnessed here