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amend
ing at the close the following,
Also Commodore Joness response Lieut. Cravens charges
in reply to letter from the Secretary Of the Navy dated Sep.
Also copies Of letters Commodore Jone. to the Sc
creay Of the Navy dated respectively December 1885, and
January together with the charges and speciAcations
against Lieut. NJ Craven and the documents which
panied said letters the Secretary Of the Navy the trial Of
which martial was demanded By Commodore JONES'
and refused by the Secretary Of the Navy.
Also any correspondence between Secretary Of the Navy
the Commandant Of the Boston Navy Yard Commander Of
the Sch day Of March and the let day Of July Is40 IN relation
to the appointment and transportation Of said r. W. Meade
the United States propeller Edith.
Mr. HUNTER saw no object to be gained by the adop-
ton Of the resolution He thought the papers hsd better
remain in the archives as the matters relating 70 them
had been decided on why open them agsini
Mr.. GWIN explained the object Of the amendment In
communications made by Capt Jones to the Department
he had spoken Of Lieut. Meade worthless ofcer;'
before Lieut. Meade knew Of the fact however he had re-
signed and when he did learn It. had called on the Sc
cretary of the Navy for copies Of tho letters which
were refused him. The object OF Lieut. Meade was to
have the matter investigated. Mr.. @. discaimed the
slightest feeling Of srespect towards Capt Jones; on
the contrary he thought he had been harhy treated in
his own case.
Mr.. HUNTER thought Il would revive ;ealous;es and
have mischievous tendency the discipline Of the navy
Mr. MALLORY, in the course Of his remaks intimated
that the discipline Of the navy could not be further in
jured.
Mr. HALE admitted that II was a matter of m. ma.
perfect indifference to him about these calls and for the
that when they had been made in cases Of private
soldiers or seamen they could be had He advert
ed to attempts that had been made by himself to yet
proceedings Of courts martial without effect He nstano
ed also which had occurred some ten wears since
where an officer had hung three without form Of
on his own mere ss dr to the yard-arm declaring that
II he trusted them to the laws home that influence AMI
power might protect them and he chose 10 hang them
himself to enforce discipline From that hour 70 the pre-
they had never been able to obtain the proceedings
In that case, and he supposed would When calls
were made In cases where the reputation Of officers were
concerned the Senate seemed ever ready 70 sustain them
but where the rights Of pvatcs were concerned he they
soldner or saior) the game appeared quite too small;
they were only soldiers or sailors, let them 90 We can
hire thousand such for ten dollars month
The discussion prsseted until loug aer the hoar
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
Glass, and Queensware for
L. IDDUWGS s. CO.

toners and the public in general, they feel conf
dent that a more general assortment can not be
found in this section OF country Their stock OF
new Cloths. CassimeIes and Fest;ngs, embracing
all colors and qualities, at exceeding low prices.
LADIES' DRESS GOODS-.his department
of our establishment is now complete, and we defy
competition in Dress Silks. Cur assortment oi
French Merinos, Thibet Cloths and Lustres,
embrace beautiful range Of cosors. viz. fine
black, mazarine blue, mole, blossom, pink, cherry,
scarlet, green, olive, brown and blue, at very low
prices. A splendid assortment of plain and figd
Cassirneres and Delaines very cheoP. Also
Shawls, Flanncls, Domestic Goods, Carpets,
Queensware, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
lery, Hats and Caps, &c. &c. &c.
Which will be sold very low for Cash or Country
Produce.
Thankful for past favors, and confident that we
can give entire satisfaction, we most respectfully
invite continued share of public patronage
Oct.2l l.. IDDINGS & co.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HNHIS is to certify that on the Sd Of the present
month | received len Dollars from the
"Mechanlcs' Union Association" 63 Dock street
Philsd. One month after became member of
the Association | fell sick and was disabled two
weeks. presented my claim for benefit to the
Office, properly certified, aud it WIS promptly paid
on demand. | state the fact that other Mechanics
depending on their labor ior living may avail
themselves OF the protection Of this Association.
| would further state that Mr.. CUMMINGS, the
present Agent of The District. is well known for
his integrity and is punctual in his business with
the Association. SALMON ID. MUNSON.
Lewisburg, Jan. s, 1852 3x
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

Union Countv Democratic Conrention.

The Democratic electors of Union county are
requested 10 meet at the usual time and place Of
holding Delegate Elections. in their respective
boroughs and townships on Saturday the 7th day
of FEBRUARY 1859, to elect Delegates to the
County Convention to be held in New Berlin on
the Monday following, to elect a Senatorial and
a Representative Delegate from this county and
district to the next 4th of March Convention in
Harrisburg, which will nominate Canal Commis.
sioner and select Senatorial Delegates TO The De-
mocrssie National Conv. A general attendance is
requested. JNO. SWINEFORD, Chair'n.
New Berlin. Dec 4, 1851
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Dennsrluania legislature.

Horrisburg, Jan. 5.-At the Whig eau
Gus of l6 Senators to-day, John II. Walk
or of Erie was unanimously nominated
for Speaker.
The Democrats of the House nominated
John S. Rhey, Of Armstrong, for Speaker,
by acclamation no nominations for the
subordinate offices. The Wings and the
Natives each nominated full tickets.
There is prospect of full attendance
At the organization, to morrow.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

eAPETROLEUM or ROCK OIL, natural remedy
Procured from well in Allegheny Co. Pa. 400 feet below
the sarths surface put up 10y NJ KlER Pttsburg in
the bottles just IL ows from the we'll without axture
Of kind. When taken according the directions, it
will pains and enargements in the homes and joints,
Blotchss, Bles, Erspeas, Pmpes the face, letter,
Scad head, Ring worn and the various Skin Diseases
has cured numerous of rheumatism Neural Gout
several of rheumatism years standing
been entirely cured Sce Advertisement another part
of this paper) ly319eowSI2
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THE WINTER SESSION
OF THE
LEWISBURG ACADEMY,

WILL commence on MONDAY the 20th
w of OCT. All the branches OF a regular
and complete Academic course will be taught.
The subscriber, in entering upon the 9th year
of his connection with this Institution. takes
pleasure in returning to the citizens of lewishurs
anG vicinity his sincere thanks for the cordial and
liberal support they have given him. His constant
effort has been to infuse into the minds OF those
under his care love of learning, and to tram
their youthful powers into systematic habits OF
-,".,,, Md when this end Is once fully reached,
the greatest obstacle in the way of acquiring
thorough education has been surmounted. and
ascending, will still be rendered pleasant and
secure.
The Primary Department will receive special
attention; and exercises in Composition and
Defamation will be required of the larger mems
bers of the school. A Vacation will be given
during the Holidays
TERMS, per Session of 20 weeks: For Common
English SO, for Higher English So and for Lam
guages $40. JNU. RANDOLPH,
Sept 30. 1851 Principal
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BOOTS.

NOTHING is SO suitable, nothing so valuable
~ or SO generally cherished for a gift, as is a
GOOD BOOK. Messrs. BARroS y CuALFANT
have for sale au assortment of excellent works ~
plain and in elegant bindings, to which they
respectfully invite the public attention TFo'
sale at seasonaJhe prices. July l, 1850
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.Aa:& EXCHANGE nnn 1: f'rnnl s1Asll.

The subscriber would respectfully inform the
citizens of Lewisburg and the travelling commun
ity generally, that he has opened a new Livery
and Exchange Stable on FOURTH street half
square South of Market, and has provided good
lot of Horses with entirely new good and fash
ionabIe Carriages, Buggies, Sieighs &c. where all
wishing anything in his line may be accommod-
ated OH the shortest notice and most reasonable
terms. He will pay every attention to the
wants Of his customers, and hopes by SO doing
to merit and receive liberal share of public
patronage. WILLIAM MoohE'
Lewi.burg, Dec 80, 1881
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, >~liIi~--~ilIIh< Z
DEATHS.

Near Brookville, Pa, 26sh ult aged Ct wears,
DANIEL SxrDEH. Sr., late of Chilisquaque To.
Ia Milton, 18th ult., Mrs Esraxn M11Lxn
aged II years and 10 months.
On the 25ih ult. at Millheim. Center county,
WlLLlAx MoIIH, sged 2I years.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
1ost TOBACCO, SNUFF,ltos1
lool. g. SEGkRS. 1901.
Il. vvinegarden s. Co.

AVE Just received the largest stock that has
Ill ever been trough, to this country, and one
that has been selected with great care. Having
been engaged in the business for l2 years past,
and as We are determined TO sell cheaper than any
other establishment this side of Philadelphia, we
rust We can please all who will favor US with a
call Our sediment embraces the bes, brands of
TOBkCC O--such a. Black Fat. Honey
DIV, GIory o' Virginia Congress, Elorado. Mrs
M'iler'> Fine cat, Andersons SoIlce, >calerlatla.
Turkish Smoking Tohacco, Cut and Dry, &c.
SEGAR Kegalias Principes, ,Lanormas,
Castullos, Mineila Schroots, kossulhs. Id Byrons,
Kosciuskos Turkish Sulianas, Sizes $4,000 well
seasoned Hait Spanish, and large lot Common
SNUF F--Rapree, Demuth and Scotch.
Also Pipes, Segar Cases Tobacco Boxes, Port
MoEas Snuff Boxes, Matches. &c. all of which
viii be sold CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders from distance will be gratefully reed
AID promptly attended to.
LeWishurg. Nov %, 1851 6m399Si
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MEDICAL PRACTICE.
DR. II. H.R.HAREIS. regular Gradual

II
IL of the Philad. Medical College, respectfully
announces TO the citizens OF Lew-bu.g and vci-
ni,v, that he has located in the house formerly
occupied by John Lemon. on Market street. three
doors west of Christ " Frick's new Foundry,
and offers his professional services to all who
nav desire them.
During the past fifteen years, Dr.. Harris has
been engaged IN the Reformed or Thomsonian
practice; discatds The Use Of the lancet. and all
direct poi,ons. mineral and vegetable; and cures
diseases with botanic remedies, such as act in
harmony with the laws Of life. He also keeps
on hand for sale a general assortment OF good
Thomsonian Medicines.
Numerous testimonials might be given, if
deemed requisite. but let the annexed su'fce.
Levisburg, Sept. "a, 1851 800
sThe bearer II. b. HARRIS NJ D., regard prac'i-
tioner fully entitled the confidence of the community.
have had an opportunity Of knowing Dr. Harris lua-
cations as medical man, and believe him one OF the best
practitioners in the circle Of my knowledge.
j. ". COMFORT. NJ. D.
Author of the Thoa,soHiGn Medical Iracice.
"philadelphia Aug. Is. ISL
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

The German Washing Powders
7 5 considered, by Thousands who have tested
/ it. a. being the greatest
SCIENTIFIC WONDER OF THE WORLD
entirely doing away with tha: lsborioes and
injurious practice OF rubbing the
Clothes upon the Wsshbcard,
and great savin. of
TINE. LABOR AsD EXPENSE
N b. To prevent faul and imposition (ioi
many are trying 10 palm of articles put up like
I.ne) the Proprietor, |. 7. HOIT, will put k,S
,critfsn signature on the top label Of every
package. And he only a'A. al enlightened Psbhi
no; 10 confound
The Ge1naan -hashinG Romdsrs
with others that are in the market. !. is sat
up IN packages with full diIecttons and sold st
The nomlnsl price Of .2s cents.
OTPrinters will fad sre,il. to their ads...
tage to purchase these Powders to elssn thsir
Types and Rollers, being a very superior srr,LS
for that purPo~s: Manufactured orly By
p. HOYT,
at his Laboratory and Principal DEPOT:
No 10 South FIFTH st.. PAiIai.
Wholesale and Retail agent a, Lewisbure. Or
THos A H THoRsroH, Msrke, ST.. who has ,sst
received fresh supply of American. French and
English Drugs aud Chem Gals, Pe,fumsry, pys-
stuifs. DC.
Sold aso by Kieckner & Roush, Nav Berlin
loungman Il Walter. Dry Valley Hy Mssssf
Sunbury b Denormandie, NortkG
Remember the name
GERMAN wAsaISs r0wDKas.
All letters to be postpaid. 6ms96
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TNHlS preparation is now being offered to the
Public guaranteed cure Tor the
HEAVES in Horses. and as the only known
Remedy for it in the World having been used III
the private Veterinary practice OF the proprietor
.or he last 81 years !; and he has never known
It TO fail in single instance of producing
lasting cure. and leaving the horse M good
spirits for work The utter inconpe'rncy OF the
horse tor iGb0r when troubled with this common
disease, should induce every one having such To
apply Immediately Tor this Medicine
PRICE ONE DOLLiR PEI BOTTLE
which will be sent, with full directions, TO any
part OF the Us. All letters or COMMUNICATIONS
to be addressed (po>; paid) to l. p. HOYT.
Rear OF No. 10 South FIFTH Street.
Philadelphia,
II Wholesale Agent for the United States
Wholesale and Retail agent at Lewi-buIg Dr.
THos A II THoRSroy, Market ST, who has Just
received fresh supply of j .neiican. French and
English Drugs and Chemicals, PeriuBery, Dye
sluils, &c.
Sold also By Kleckner & Roush New Berlin ::
Youngman & Walter, Dry Valley lily Masser.
Sunbury; S d Denormandie, Northd. [6m396
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

W. o. HICKOK GILLIARD DOCE
KEYSTONE MACHINE WORKS,
Is and 20 North Fourth Street, HurrssLuyy
HICKOK & DOCK.

!
Manufacturers cf .sTA71ONALY S1EAM ENGINE
ot 10 80 Hors. !1Utr,
! 4 ND every Description OF Mschinists' Tools
| "A such a !,siars. iiJners and upright Df!ils
Saw MandiiI, Maj ccress &c made 10 ord,.
| pauicu.ar attention ,i.cn to Cutung G,,rs--
! zach 10 3 le,t in diameter--Iarse and sinai
7 Sc.ews, I.n> &c.
/ General Machine " oIk done prompts and Ia
, the ae-t H,nne-.
Fug p,.sou~ or ier.ug ron II we viii max
accurate cairuiuuon- OF tn" strengths power and
speed OF e,c.y variety u mac. merry, AID make
soikirG drawings ol me sam la the most perfcc
nAnuer. Our Shop and Machinery are MI WI
and feeling confident that we caa rrn,i.r perfec.
satisfaction We respectfully request our friend,
and the public TO give US call.
Dec. 1851 HICkOK IL DOCK
T IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Pos,
~ Office at Lewisburg, 3lst Dec. 1851,
Esurkhard Mr., Bower Isaac Esq Bony Jacob
Camp Jackson
Dull Jos C.. Deel Geo T. Esq
Frederick Nathan
Gronra,h Danl, Ger Henry, Gemberln Christ
YIoffnan Elizabeth. Hoges in 2 Harmon Ross l.
II ossr Peter. KacI< f. .hn,. Kuhn 4 E-i, Kennedy
ID Mr2. Kechem VIM, kleckner $ b, Kellar
x Potts, Kennedy Patrick
M'Hard VIM, Murray Harrie, NJ Miss, Motz in
Nagle Catharine
f'ier George
Reedy Simon
Sanders Ira S, Stall Saml, Smith A, Steeher
Theo. Slshl in, Storm e W
woodward 4 Fisher
Young Marv e G371
Persons calling for above. will state they are
advertised. A KENNEDY, Z NJ
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

EVERY man and his neishbor that's in wsnf
~ oia crcds should call and examine toesS
made ty Chadwick Blackman Il Co. n Nsw FORK,
aud for sale bs ID. ). KREMER Il co.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

CARPETS and Oil.Clolhs, a large
assortment at Walls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07

NOAL-Shamokin and Wi!kes-Barre
" Stove and Limeburner's. for sale BY
J. & J. Walls.
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1852-01-07
They can't Keep House without L."


Experience of than sixteen has es,shlishe6
the tact that Merchants Ce.eoraici Garslins O Uns
versai Family Embroeslion, viii eases aAd
iIeye all such
Spavins, Sweeney. Ringbone, Windgalla. Pau
Evil, Calious, Cracked Heels. Calls Of Al
kinds, Fresh Wounds. Sprains. Bruises Pis<
tula, Sitfast, Sand Cracks. Strains. Lamsaans,
Foundered Feet, Scratches Grease, ManRss
rheumatism. Bites Of Animals. External Pa.
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Fruss Bitsas
Boils, Corns. Whitlovs. Burns and Sealds,
Chillblains. Chapped Hands. Cramps. Cen.
fractions of the Muscles, Swellings, Weakasw
of the Joints. Cal,ed Breasts, &c &c &c.
The unparalleled Of this OIL 10 the curs Of ~
eases 10 Horses and Cattle, and IN human Gosh =
daily becoming known the farming eonnunky.
II hardly be credited, except by those who have bssa
In the habit Of keeping their stables and hossss whs
vast amount of pain, suffering and time, saysd ~
the timely application of this Oil
- BE sure the name Of the sole proprietor, 0kON0D
w. MERCHANT, Lockport. n Y, IS blown In he akiD
OF the bottle and in his handwriting the cork
All orders addressed to ths pfoprisof WI bs efe0p4D
responded to.
accomplished by the use of this mesiicinsl
Sold by respectable dealers gsAsra.iy. n ths UAas1
s,aes and Canada Also by
= " SoHAFFLE. Lewl.brrg Ksssler, New
Berlin; F Caslow. Milton; N Masser. Sunbury;
VI MCay. Norlhumb ID; Potler & M'Mssn.
ieliefnnIe ]. Martin. W Niiliamspnrt. Uholesals
AGENTS + klett d Co Philad., II Ward & c..
New York Va. Jackson Pltt,burg
ly3s insiis:pd
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Exciting News !!
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING.

OTER-CO4ES-D felt. Pilot, Drab d aver, Blacl
do BLACK cloth Sacks. Black loose do, Fancy do Ora
felt BansUIs, Black do. Brown do Grey Blanket do.
Blue Blanket DO. NOhair do, &C. &c.
DRESS to1Y>-Black French Cloth Dress and Frorf
c ats, business do, Brown do, Brown do. Invisbi,
Greens, Irish Twccs Jeans Cassimeres Sstnets Union
Beavers, Pilots and sll others. Monkey Jackets anu
Crcke; do, of all kin!s.
TESTS-Sik Velvet. silks, satins, Fancy do. Fancy
NOieuCd, Swansiown, Black Nerrond, Black and Fancy
CasSimcres, German silks. Scarlet DO, &c, &c.
fiNTiLOONS-Black Doe-Skin Cassimercs, Black
and Fancy Tweeds Corduroys, Satinets, Union. IrsI
Cashmres, Farmers and Mechanics do, Congress do.
and a variety Of others.
HATS-Moles skjn, SILK. Fur, and Wocl Hats, Pearl
Brown, Black Brush, White de-, Brown Hungarian, An
COLON, &c, &c.
C.FS-Silk Plush silk Glazed and Cloth Caps
SH!RTS-Fine White Fancy do, Hickory do.
Corded Collars, plain and fancy do.
FLANNEL Cnder shirts and Drawers White do, Cotton
do. Marino 10.
Hosiery and Gloves Comforts, Cravats Pungee Hand
kerchicfs Linen do.
Suspenders. Carpet-B Cravat Buckles.
Pens and Pen Holders, Pencils; Cloth and Hat Brushes
ufAll of which we will be able to sell much
cheaper than any offered to the public Having
purchased stock for cash and from first
acturers, only sell cheaper but better clOthug,
than usually offered in clothing stores One and all come
and examine stock beOrc purchasing thing in the
shape of clothing for feel assured that will do
well by doing All ask Come md and don
give good bargains, don't ask you to deal with
We don't charge anything for looking at stock, and
very little when you buy. Don't forget to call at NO
II d. MYERS co.
Lewisburg, Oct. II, 1851.
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3Souks,

Sunday School Library Books, Hymn Books,
Bibles, Testaments, Portfolios, Monais. Blank
Books, Paper, and all kinds Of STATIONERY.
Thankful to my friends and customers. and
the public generally for the liberal support here
tofoIe received, hope by strict attention to my
business to mer, and receive continuance Of
the same. JOHN HOUGHTON.
Iewsburg Nov. 1851
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Ey
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING.

u
CABINET AND CHAIR MAKING.
Old stand--First street, sear the Academy.
DAVID GINTER, hankful for liberal
patronage received during the 81 years he
has been in business as above, would announce
that he has increased his stock of materials and
work, and respectfully invites his old friends and
the public to call and examine his
Fancy and Common Chairs,
Boston Rocking Chairs; SOFAS. Card Tables
Pier Tables; SETTLES of various styles; Blu.
reaus; Dressing do i; Tables; Mahogany and
Common Bedsleads; in shor, every variety Of
Fashionable Furniture
on hand or made 10 order.
CoFFINs ready made and furnished on shor.
notice; and a suitable HEARSE in readiness
10 attend Funerals.
TURNlN by Lathe by which wood
Is turned OF any size aud up to 24 feet long.
House and Sign G2.A1H2TlEgS executed in
the hest style; and hr Rem0cQi Of Buildings by
Machinery attended 10 as usual.
~ All work IN our line warrsnted well made
anu on the most reasonable terms &; and Country
Produce and good Lumber received in payment.
le maids and mstre-ses and husbands too,
Heres Furniture OF every style and hue,
From siie-buaris down TO kitchen tables,
From rocking chairs rocking cradles;
Should You not have 'he ready John" to pay,
Wen await that brighter, better day"
Cr take potatoes, corn, oats, wheat rye,
Bark, boop-poles. slaves. lumber wet or dry,
Or any him, (but yokes and threshins fiails)
From pigs and turkeys down 20 litte quails.
Come on, then, friends come, Que and ALL
Keep trade a-movins, SO goes on the ball"
Lewisburg, Nov 2G, 1851
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NEW GOODS!
x 90

TEST received f,om The City of Philadelphia
~ full and choice assortment of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
comprising Mems. Ladies', Boys, Misses and
Chidren's Boots, shoes, 3uskns, Slippers, &c.
&c. of every description. Also. every variety OF
work in his line MADE TO ORDER, and all
kinds of Country Produce taken in exchange.
Also on hand a choice selection of Classical
and common School
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-02-20
An Important Letter.

The New York papers contain a letter from
NJ, BARrcgoNY SzcuERE, in reference to The
abdcauon by NJ KossuTH, as Governor Of
Hungary. 1t is dated "paris, Jan. 4, 1852
NJ. SzCMERE is one Of the most eminent and
iusrious Of the prescribed Hungarian EXiIej
scattered through Europe and America, and, as
the New York Times remarks, " the letter is q
" strong one, and coming from a Republican
member Of the Hungarian Government tM.
'SzcMERE was President of the Ministerial
Council under kossrTH] will have far more
weight with tie people Of this country than
d" either that Of Prince EsrEEuAzy or Count
"BAvTHYAsI.' The TimeS. (which, our
readers are aware, has been a leading and IN
hesitatng, as well AS able and Influential advo
cate of kossuTu and all his demands upon the
people and government of this country adds
that it presumes kOssvTH will feel it incun-
bent upon him to take more notice, than he has
done hitherto of these representations of men
who were formerly connected with him, The
alone can tell the moti7es which induced him
to transfer the power with which the diet had
clothed hin, to the hands Of Gorgey,' and that
it is very easy to see that the dissensons
among the leading men, from which the Hun
garian cause suffered so much during the
struggle, have been perpetuated, and constitute
now the most formidable obstacle to her future
! delycrance."