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EAGLE HOTEL LODGINGS. -GENTLEMRNw WILL DO
~ well to Der they have excellent iodgags
single At twenty cents per night Of Frank
fsrt aid William streets. Once open all night.
TOR sALE.hARGE HOTEL PROPERTY IN. THE
II beautiful city Of Gettysbur Adams Pa known
the Eaee Hotel The house street "a
feet and 10 70 feet deep built Of brick in
tK The lot 10 200 feet nv 800 House contains "a
rooms good eser under the whole Large frame stable
smoke attached Fine garden various
Of viaes fruit trees &c, all in prime condition
Directly opposite the hotel is large stable aud
ranery that could be turned into dwolg with another
lot 70 feet by 49, Six lines OF stages the door daily
for York, Baltimore, Hsgerstown Emmtsburg Chaabers
burg and Harrisburg. railroad is being built from
Hanover to Gettysburg to out at the back
property. The whole will DO sold for $1,000 Half or more
remain bond and mortgage at cent II is sold
account Of the de ath of the owner whose wdo
Ihos Gresw"ld will give every r.rtcular. Address Mrs
Gretwod, Mannheim Square Germantown Psnnsylvana,
Mr. Livingston, Chatham Square Post Office, N r city.
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INSURANCE.,

RCTiC FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY-OFPICE NO
n 70 all street Cash ital $3.50 900. This company
having AL its capital paid will be prepared and Atel
the 18th July to insure buildings merchandise household
furniture vessels in port nod their sagocs and other pro
pery against loss damage by and the risks Of
navigation.
DIRECTORS:
Berry Grpnell, Walter r. Jones,
Ca1eD Barstow, John Ward,
John G. Pyan, Henry X. Bogert
Edmund Penfod, Peter Edss,
HaBton X. Corning, enjamm II. Field
Ogden Haggerty, Theodore Polhemue JP.,
Thomas Eonahan, Elisha 4 Morgan,
John II Earle, william w. Clay,
Albert Ward, Thomas Nelson1
Charles Eatton James W. Phillips,
Lsuis Lorut, Charles A. Macy,
Samuel G. Glidden, Edward Hincken
Joseph Torrey, william +. Sheppard,
Thomas Scott, Charles l.. Frost,
W Nliam H. Fosaick. lothrep L. Sturses,
Abnn. X rrethnshAn, Henry 4. Blossom,
Thomas +. Youpgs, william II Cary,
samuel L. Mitchill Emsry Thayer
Joshua l.. Pope, George westfsldt
kufus II Graves, ZAlmon Taylor
&, H. Iilienthal, Henry Davis,
jon c. RYAN, President.
RICHARD A. OAxIxy, Secretary.
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FURNITURE e.


ENAhELLED AND COTTAGE fUaNITURE..sEys
IL from t26 70 u co. The largest assortment In ths
United Stase made In nunbsr ssisr aad shade TO
suit all tastes. 0lLLlEs BYRNk. nanufaotursrs, sac
Broadway few dssrs shove Spring street. east ads
nufastsry, Ne. ~ 0resss street.
CUTS OF RNAMELLED COTTAGE IJRNrTuKn
~ ftsm 80 " eNo.-PurshAssYs will Ana the above The
best cheapest suites 70 be bought auywhss narsas
and psassss made ct the lowest Wholesale prices warrant
cd pure hair. MATHEWS STACY, b2s Broadway sornss
81 spSing street..
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pKorrssoR RoBAcK TO THE CITIZENS OF nos.

DkOFEssOR ROBACK TO THE CITIZENS OF hos.
i ton
Would you learn all ills to shun,
Safe AID we'll fe's race to
Husband liver, wife, or maid
Seek Professor Roback's aid.
Lovers he lead 20 bliss
Roads to wealth you cannot mise
He chow you by his power,
And declare the husky hour
For every baruain, contract, sale,
By the spells that never fail
Hyour destiny you'd read,
Seek the Office Of the Swede-
He the seventh Of seven,
Located High street, number seven.
Ysrms-Ladiss 81 gentlemen 81 TO- Eatvitiea calculated
according geoB anoyfcr ladies, In full S. gent snsn,
in full s. Persons at distance eau have their nAttves
sending the Date OF the day Of theic births All
letters sontsang the Above fee will receive immediate ~
spton and svities will sent 70 part Of the world
written durable paper All letters the absvs opies
pest paid, will be answered gratis His once ut Nc
Heh street. batwtsn Federal and Summer str eets Once
hours from o'clock, A. M. 60 Q O'Clock, p
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FINE ARTS

THE RH1NIsH BELGIAN GALLERY. OF PAINTINGS
Il by living German and Belgian masters 10 open daily
fron 10 A. until 10 p M In the Of the Nations
Ascdspy VI psr'sn. ~ PyGNsyayi NJ ststs
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REwAR Ds.


&1OOREwARp-s Stolen FROM TIE REFORMED
the d ptant about yards Of carpe. and the
se ye d.,s, e the n%0Sns scr che do
naming twenty Ave for the Of the property by
JOIN 2sh Sk,siSEh i Ffsn s:.s.s c.H.
$1,000 5sz sS 20 ssns.s Or sTss
open ssw ss9s a.
'e,ih 81 note ~, and specie take. thsrsfron =
si.s,s j. in gold
ts6g g in un.urrent money.
1900 in biz. Of other banks.
sovery Of the money and property taken aad rropor
sts v b paid fer the rssey:ry q part Of 10
t1OO REwARD.-rKR PRovIDENr INSTITUTION
. T pa 81 ff ~: s.s o.
drd and nety doars and seventy four cents which
hs S:SsDs Trsa.r c, 'n and ::.
A''''n on the AsA' 4 Ta Il; rs wy yn,
&dO REWARD IS OFFERED FOR TWO GOLD
fV watches, taken from the store Of the subscriber
s !S' ..: ss ;. ,.,.t or: :.
istssh.d lever both GELD dsls ana others
their ssi they should ID. in thsis
.en the amount they have advanced will be paid for them
l. !. DooLIrTLE, No. S4 Eighth avenue.
&1O REwARD--sToLEN, A GOLD LEVER wATsH,
between Bridge and Cold streets in Water strss BrooIyn
SocsfGSs ss Fulton street br:sfys, Will Tss.S. 4.
CT REwARD:-LosT, ON MONDAY. THE sTH IN
nation Of said whore he osn bs foSsd BY
c:y No. To- Forty eighth s'9.ss s.t%... lra and Lar
iDGton avenues. win receive tho above reward
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MUS ICAL,.


4NOLIAN PIANOS, AT Al BROADWAY.-A LARGE
I assortment Of pianos from the celebrated house Of
Eaet Davis Co, Boston, also, the we'll kns sstru
merits Of A. W. LAdd Co. with fall supply Of new ad
second hand parss Of various makers, for ss low
BOSTON PIANOs.-T GILBERT & CO, THE CELE-
ID brated OF pianos and of the foi
Patent Reht in order to better accommodate the e
of New York I'D vicaiy AID their Soutera And West
70 supply TIC trade Wholesale and RETAIL At factory prices
T. Co.'s pianos too well known 30 need an. COM
daton Abe subscriber has the largest assortment of
pianos with ar without the oah to be found IA the city
which superior and depth of tone to
thing that has before been presented to the public
livery trunent warranted to givs entire satisfaction
the Tefusded Second hand pin
aims Prices ire So 60 $3.50 Pan let
WATERS 1893 broadway, corner of Anthony strses Pub
Usher Of Music and Dealer in Musical INSTRUMENTS Of al
kinds.
pIANOS.-.THE QUICKEST PERMANENT ACTION
made from tho plain TO tho superb carved
grand. See specimen at the Crystal Palace standing
tho top Of the Billiard table The full snd powerful tones
of these them TO all wishing to purchase
Sssrroem COS Broadway near Houston street fashionable
side Cheap for cash.
lace s Of course be attracted by the splendid nj
apofortts exhibited by GROvESTEEE co; and persons
about to purchase will do well to call at their warersom
4l Broadway ard examine their beautiful assortment OF
quality of work and materials cannot be exeecd BY any
other makers
CNIrn's SUPERIOR NELODKoNs--THEsE MELo.
and and Superior to in tia
being equally good In all the Keys For sale wholesale aad
retail ntthe piano music store Of HORACE WATERS,
6S Broadway. corner Of Anthsay street..
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r AXE MAHOPAC-GREGORYS HOUSH.-THTs no.
IL tel 10 opeB for visitors Lake Aahopas large
body Of water covering about fifteen Is ths
ains which form the Highlands Of State
aheu af.ss hundred feet above Of 81. Hsd.os
Tbtul cool and heAlthfnl No ether
btome Insects The lake the Croton
Fishing and beating In abundases Grsgorys House
the Of Lake and pains will BE- spared 70 render
the hotel pleasant the lake and its
who visit the place Persons wishing to Wait the lake take
the Harlem Croton Falls thence stages then
to the lake, ride of about four miles.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-30

HANOVER, N. H., July %, 1853.
DR.. Choates Chirography-How His Speech ,cas
Reported Reminiscence of the Writer Respecting
Mr.. Choate-lnteresting Incident Connected puh
Mr.. Websters Seventh Of March Speech.
Mr.. Choate's eutesy have sent you already. The
other commencement exercises were not Of unusual
interest On Tuesday evening the Rev. Richard S.
Storrs addressed the theological students on the
subject OF the sources Of the power Of Romanisman,
ard the means Of meeting them. OrWednesday
the Hon. Ogden Hoffman, OF New York, delivered
an Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa. did no:
hear it; but those amongst my a,quaintances who
did, seemed to think that it was like the dinner of
which guest said, " It was well enough, but
nothing to invite man to-
To-day the degrees were conferred. The following
is a list of the graduating class -
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MATRIBoNIAL.-THE ADVERTISER, A GENrEEL
M young gentleman and In toleraby goodci reumstaaces
wishes to meet with lady matrimonsly iaolinea She
be ecnee good ooking pleasing In and have
albcrsl education Poverty or aiuence confederation.
Reerer piven and required Abe advertiser being In
ns, Please address Js~slry store herald once giyss
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MATRIMONY.

A GENTLEMAN, WITH ABOUT sls 90, THIRTY
years Of is DESTROYS Of forming connec
ton with some youne and amiAbls lady Money will be
object, shou Oh objection The srtser stranger
has taken this NO longer unusual method Of
his wishes Please address b. g. r. Broadway Post Once
giving real pame and address which will be treated in The
most honorable and confidential manner.
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NLM PARK HOUSE, STATEN ISLAND OPPOSITE
~ Newark Bay-Ths subscriber wssld respectfully an
magnificent place for the resspsoa Of military and
panier and sxcarsops Of al kiad This house Is situated
directly opposite Newark Ray with beautiful lawn In
front about two acres shaded with slms and Willows
delightful for eArs, within hundred miles Of New
York Boats leave New York At pier No. l. N R.,
hour and half for Port Richmond, which Is about ave
minutes walk trsn the above house. 3. ROGERS
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THE FERRIES.

THE FERRIES.
r., SsS s: y ~ 5'is:
New York .t 81 snd,icis 4. N and 81 ~ and ~ r
ss'f and * :.' night isss' 10 And
TINIoR AND KEYPORT PERRY, FOOT OF CHAN.
:l :1. n...iu S s's
r. F Ts,ss :. & .yss k.,;s
ss ;..: q G # n;
Br.s.h vai.n ~. SOW port K:ypsr-shs yr.psrss
81 the rleresss and Keypors Csnpaaysitvatsd the
Jersey shore, arsstly opposite tbs rsrrown
AGENCY.
u NJ. IS Trent Street tss FRANCHISES. solicit conssn
s..' Vi. i.Y. % % a
terms VIM 4. srOwELL
osss II New Ys,k-EDwARDE Il. DUNBAR CO, N'.a
.:; Ss w s =. :: =. vii a.;
sssn'" fer the hsss' in san Frs.:i.eo; nrvu.,
New York, July 70, 1863
NYR co.. sHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
vnAlAs , rYs, ,. 4. aIomAspssE. Asovsrvs LsHsAAA
sAsr,Ass-Hoa. Baiiis Psyton
yALrAnA,:e-N s'..s. llsog 4 Q: nsnsnwsy 4 &c.
fA.ArA-tssrs Csrvins Bro Co., asrrssn Fritz
L n Bowman, sran.n Co.. wii,l..
NV Yo.s-x..r, T. 4 Collins 1 Co., s..as,. Co.,
o;2..,, Lar: u: :t:.S jar, P, :.s:.,
Hand 4 Co., white 4 Elder.
Bond Hale, Charles Dos.s,' Ess., J. IL Lyen, Esq
BosrS,. nss:, Asni g. Ls.Sari. Hss., ,. hssxAAS
c.s-os-NJs Pssnss xsa
OFFICE FOR rHE SALE or HOUSES AND LOTS
lis South street corner q Pc. clip H STAIR. The
solicited By he :usssriesI '''A Edwin BTrIEs
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1EAxRNoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
~ Lever Professor Lawton, Bsssaa formerly q Lo.
paid plain dsessons TO enable ladies' Esntism win
the devoted Assti~vs 81 Of the opposite
sApva.i.s THAT AZ may b MARRIED irIs.pss,vs q ags
he arranged with and SoAoy that dstseos Il
inpsssbIe Address Professor LAwtsl, Boston, Msss
vS{i
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MADAME MORROW, SEVENTH DAUGHTER OF
w seventh daughter and descendArs Of line OF rsro
ogers reaching back four viii give ladies private
lectures all ,be of life Madame Morrow is with
out exception tho ~ondru astrolosst In the world
has been known She has sstonhsd thousands
her travels In Europe by invoking the Of he.
wonderful science to tell their thoughts and
show intended busban assent friends through
instrument which she will to III inmate itself to
the great Aonbment of all her vsters she will remain
in the city but few days longer Residence No. 10 rooe
street between Cannon and Columbia Gentlemen not
m ted
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The degree Of A. II. was conferred, in course, upon
J. D. Philbrick, Allen HaZen, II. 8. Bartlett, j. B
Upham Geo. Walker, j. II. Waterbury, j. S. Stearns
j. S. Kimba J. Stevens, Nelson Clarke, Alfred Rus
sell M. e. Wright. j. G. Barrett, H. Chase J. Or
dronaux. That of II. u. was conferred upon Milton
Berry, VIM. IL. Chamberlain, A. r. Cummings, G. B.
Dunbar, s. J. Glnes s. d. Griffin, A. G. Hall, r. 8.
Harlow, Z. G. Judkins, E. s. Lewis, G. B. Page, E.
Phelps, S. W. Roberts, G. G. Smith, &. B. Stevens,
E. Rowell. The honorary degree Of A. N. was con-
ferred upon Moses G. Farmer, Boston, Josiah Crosby,
b. D. Manchester. Honorary N. ID. upon Edward
Lazarus. The degree Of ID. d. was conferred upon
I.rael W. Putnam, marlborough, Mass. David
Thurston, Winthrop, Me-; Robert Brydon, Ere
Church Of Scotland. Ill. d. upon Geo. c. Shattuck
n. D. Boston.
The manner in which copy Of Mr. Choates
your readers. To report him. verbatim, is an utter
impossbility moreover, he wanted his address, If
published at ALL printed 1t was written, and not as
he spoke it, and in delivering he does not follow hi
notes very closely But to read his notes. to deci-
pher his hyerogphics, was just impracticable as
to report him correctly. 1t was ascertained that
young gentleman in Boston. Mr.. Felton, student ia
Mr.. Choatc's office, had studied his hand writing,
ceeded in learning to read it. Geographic despatch
brought Mr.. Felto0 TO Hanover and thus the thing
was accomplished.
am reminded both by the orator and his subject,
ster. some years ago. II was in Concord, Mass,
whittier had gone in fulhlment Of . professional
appointment with MIR. Webster. He and Mr.. Choate
were both there, a. counsel engaged in the defence
Of Wyman, charged with defrsuding . bank in
Cbarlest0wn, of large sum Of money. Mr.. Web
stsr was nearly sick; but he received me into his
room in the evening and entered heartily into the
consultation which was the object Of my visit. Soon
ono Of the junior counsel in the WymAn case came
in to inform Mr.. w., who had been absent from
the court room through the afternoon, that the
testimony in the case was closed. l remember
we'll the expression Of his face a. Mr.. Webster said
"Well how is CHoArE2 Ii he prepared to go ahead
like STEAMBOAT The next morning went into
Court and heard Mr.. Choates address to the jury,
one Of the most mastery in point Of ability, and
most ingenious that ever listened to; spangled
and dazzling with the gems Of the imagination, and
bathed in the deepest and tenderest pathos The
speaker himself Was much interested and excited.
His eyes flashed, his hand trembled like that Of a
man with the palsy, the drops of perspiration glis
tened like dew in the curs of bis beautiful hair and
he spoke like man whose whole sou was absorbed
in his subject. The case was one which had been
tried two three times before, and the sympathes
OF tie counsel had become warmly enlisted for their
client. recousct distinctly how the eyes Of the
Jurors moistebcd az Mr.. Cheste 6welt In q sessrip
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
~,~>>~>-~>~
SEE SECOND, THIRD AND FIFTH PAGES.
WATERING PLACEs,

NOZZENs' WEST POINT HOTEL CAN BE REACHED
~ per Hudson river railroad by procuring tickets for
NJ 40 aHd6D N. A horse boat will be in readiness
the arrival Of each train and convey
the river in five minutes Per steabost morning line
Geo Wnst ingten Francis Stiddy, New World, att A. M
Evepin6 line Aida p. M Robinson street, Columbia
EOuth America, p. NJ Harrison street.
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ITO LAND OWNRRs-WANTED TO PURCHASE
tract 81 about enc thousand scres sispatsd IL II
erthesstsrn StAts railroad Cash
vi be paid found suitable address with fall dssorp
ticn and price hich A. n
hex 3 AS Post ONea
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MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR aEg
Nl skill In foreeling the future has arrived and will
furnish intelligence shout all life She
tsrprets Dreams law matters and AstrsoJ
and science end tells ladies and gentlemen the
the persons they will also the Of her vster
Mrs Alvin speak, tbe5Rn glsh, French, and
fssss hssSsnas M,ns.oa street mp stairs scar sh'
ties ladies' two collars gentlemen three dollars Letters
pSstpAid.
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MRS PREWSr2R r, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TEN DERs
M her services to the ladies aud gentlemen Of this city
m sstroogy. lore md law matters interpreting dreams
kc by books and science constantly relied Napoeor
and VII tell the OF the lady gentleman they wih
alse sbs Of the visitors Rssd Ne
Js,ss street. sf Bswsry Ladies' eeats gsANsnes
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CUNnAY EXCURSION TO NRW ROCupLLR AND
y Glen Covs-rars reduced N rs cents for ths sIegs-
sion.-1hs stsamb:at KING PHILIP, Capt. Charles
II. krAsh will continue to ts thsss dshu vatsrse
places. giving splerdd view Of the East liver sad Eoaa
Island so.nd She will run notwishstandag the sppes
ston Of other bcst hieh rysg rsntc
wfsh che has been three Years building She leaves
Peek slip last river AZ S Grsud trcstS Tenth
and Twenty sixth street At W O'Clock A. a. Retaining
leaves Glen Cove at o'clock r NJ Rshsshmsats Aad X
Och showdsr viii be served beard At IA e'sloeh n
Rc TlkeoA' wy stop - cslscss PeIst sssa rN,
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dp7 n RRWARD.-STOLEN, A GOLD LEVER WATCH,
sp1U No. 20 2Sl, from the boarding house Of Mrs Mis-
between Bridge and Gold streets in Water street. Brooklyn
the 9th inst The desetor by leaving tho Same At Lr
COChRANS, SS Fulton street, Brssklyu will receive the
ahnHa 70 HaYA
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~ fashioned and moderate sise; .eecud hand ohyes
t,n Solid mahoeaBy preferred Addrass w. r., hex Ne
ao6 Post Once giving description, price, where "
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C1ORE WANTRD--IE THE NEICHRORaOOp or
~ John, Conrtlandt, Dey streets 9TH shres
ts resNsson wanted about tho LIST Of January Rsxt
Address hardware. box 81 broadway Pest Oaoe.
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uopsR WANTED-wANTED TO HIRE. A SMAIJ-
ii g:ntee house with modern improv Meats posaible
higher than Fourth below White street
addressed 70 Oscar Herald scs. viii meet With 81
tentisn.
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HOUSES, MOONS, n re-, WAN TIED.

A PAYMENTS WAETED-BY A LADY AND GEN
"A tleman. with board for tho lady Location
he pleasant, and not above Unea SQUIRE Rent will -
paid la advance Address Franklin Brosds PesS sniss
Plymouth advertiser. [volume] (Plymouth, Ohio) 1853-1988, 1853-12-31
True Enough.

IMPROVING DAILy-lhe country papers.
Those which attend 10 their own local af
fairs seem to reap their rev ard in an in.
crease OF circulation and sd, eatising.--
Pittsburgh Dispatch.
That's so: we are living witness to
this truth. Our readers will bear testimo'
ny to the fact that we have paid great at.
lenlion 20 the news of the neighbo hoe d,
and we are glad 10 see some ofour conrem.
poraries following our example. We
take this occasion to remark that the Des-
patch is one Of the best papers we get,
AMI mere attention is paid 10 its ediling
than any other paper in Pittsburgh.
By the way. when the Dispatch does
US the honor TO copy our items, we wish
they would give us credit for ,hem-give
US the quid pro quo.
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The following letter from Koszta ap-
pears in the New York Times Of the 25,h
inst:
Martin Koszta TO the AMERICAN Pso-
pie: 49,.
-Wresed second time from the tiger
grasp of the Austrian tyrant, | am now
owing my liberation mostly t" the gener-
Gus will Of the penple of this Union,
which awakening to the consciousness Of
their providenlial mission and destiny
seems determined to protec, those bound
to their fate by the voluntary oalh of ale
glance and 10 have honored the name Of
this country by the cabinets of Europe, TO
this generous will which inspired The acts
of those entrusted with the Executive
power, and which found its real manly
expires, ION in the heroic soul Of Captain
Ingraham.
T"urhing again the shores of America
feel it my first duty to give feeble ex-
preston of that gratitude which foster
in the innermnst of my heart, to allslhose
who took an active or even sympa,hi
zing pnr, in that extraordinary case, on
which the American Eagle, or The frs,
time, lie. tighten its thunder bolts for The
protection Of the weak, for human anc
international right.
Being only an accidental cause for .hi,
international even, which saved me, m,
gratitude tie most ardent can be of little
value to the American people; but tn,
hope, admiration and sympa hy OF ma
,ions longing for liberty. and on tie othe
hand, the confusion and fear Of presump
tious and trai,orous despo,s is a rewaf,
noble in its sources. lasting in its efficacy
and worthy "People of Suvereigns ,"
/ Most respectfully,
i MARTIN kOSZTA.
New York, Dec. l4,h. 1859.
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Which We publish in another column, is
Of she deepes, interest. Anerisans will
general y rsgrstths result OF the Be. le.
but We think the victory OF Russia will
result in great good. BY compelling France
and England 10 act more decisiyely for
the Turks. They will no longer hesitate
in their assistance. or ifthey do they will
be exeen'ed, no, only by Mohammedan
people. but by all lover. af justice through
out the world. Had they been less luke.
warm heretofore. perhaps much Of the
horrible carnage might have been prevent
ed.
The battle of Sinope has been the mos,
bloody naval affair since that Of NsvarinO
where the Turkish navy was destroyed
by the Christian European powers in be-
half OF Greece.