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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12
THE LECTURE SEASON.


MISS BACON REGRETS THAT SHE Is UNABLE 10
Nl fulfil her appointment with her class in History for
this evening The next evening lesson will be ut Hope
Chapel on Wednesday evening next at half past seven
o'clock
ERANKLIN LECTURES -THE EIGHTH AND LAST
lecture Of the present series viii be given by Proe
sor Youmans, ut the Tabernacle, Monday evening"
February ID, at clock. Subject-The Chemistry Of
Food snd igcsion; interesting to all classes. Admis
sion, one shilling.
r ECrURE ON HENRY GRATTAN AND THE IRISH
volunteers Of 1782.--In fulGment Of promise made
to the committee the of his last discourse
New York, Thomas r. Meagher viii deliver lecture on
the above subject at Metropolitan Hail. Monday
ing, the 18th inst, at O'Clock, p. NJ. Tckets-Hty
cents To be had at the Irish American and Truth Teller
Offices the principal bookstores and at the door the
evening Of the lecture.
DOPULAR LECTURES AT THE TABERNACIE-Sc
JIG cond series. Rev. Richard s. Storrs, OF BROOKLYN
will deliver the third lecture Of this course Wednes
day evening, Feb. 16 Subject of his discourae- The
Past Benefactors" Lecture to commence at o'clock
Tickets rs cents may be had the bookstores and the
door. Also. of j. F. Sherwood at ~ Broadway. Mem
hers Of the Mercantile library Association, viii obtain
their tickets at tho desk OF tho Library OF the usual
rates.
POPULAR LECTURES-BY THE AGENCY or THE
calm sephyrs that glide smoothly in other words by
aid from the electrical reservoir which Is in the surround
ing atmosphere, Prof Williams produces the most thrill
ing and soul delighng Teriments witnessed by
His houses nightly crowded; applause tremen
dous. Beecker buildings, Beecker and Norton
streets, at ia O'Clock this evening
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LOST AND FOUND.


dN1 M REWARD FOR THE POODLE DOG THAT
DlOO was stolen from near the corner Of Barclay
a Greenwich streets while following LADY, on the 3D.
SIS for the dog only The tips Of his liver color
and the hair on one side soed blueish color.
darkey to catch and up Greenwich street
with him. II he returns him to Grieve No. Barclay
street. there viii be prosecution Dog name Tooss"
dh SA REWARD -F THE GENTLEMAN WHO FOUND
WSJO the double set of teeth gold plates, will call
again at 346 Broadway he win receive the above reward
from the landady should the advertiser be before'
say where the money shall be sent 10 obtain the teeth
dN 2 REwARD-CHECK LOST.-H spERRY & co g
ne1 check for e132 80 Mechanics Bank dated anu-
to any ono but the owner Mr.. Ueb No $50 Broad
way.
NOG LOsT-FIvE DOLLARS REWARD-oN TUESDAY
~ morning, small white Spanish poodle, sheared to
resemble Hon TO the name of Pedro Whoever
will return him to No 19S Seventh avenue will be reward
Cd A. above. WILLIAM J. MURPHY.
II OsT-ON THE 10TH INST, BETWEEN NORTH
IL Moore and Chambers streets o parochial visiting
book with the Of the subscriber In pencil mark
the nv leaf The finder will be suitably rewarded by
turning the to ii WESTON 1o1 Chambers street.
II osT OR sTOIEN-CERTIFIcATE NO 4Oo, IN THE
IL name of Thomas r. Whitney, for fifty shares New
Creek Coal Company; transfer OF the same has been
stopped and application made for the Issue OF
HOPKINS h CO., SO Merchants Exchange.
II OsT-ON THURSDAY EVENING OR FRIDAY MORN
street., draft drawn by @. W. Brockway on John l..
Moore January at thirty days. for 5000 protested for
non acceptance, with shipping receipt attached. Pay
ent having been stopped tho finder will BIO suitably ro-
varded by leaving 1t with AlyAH ETAR SON, No. 60
Wal S1eft
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NEW YORK BAY CEMETERY.-THE SHAREHOLDERS
In OF the New York Bay Cemetery Company are hereby
notified that an assessment of hundred dollars on
day Of March, 1883 their shares in said company win
be forfeited. J. BEIKNAP SMITH, Secretary.
Oficn, $50 Rrnid zny.
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hJ0TICE.-lN CONFORMITY WITH TIE ARrCIE5 OF
IN agreement and declaration of trust of the Union
Company meeting of the shareholders will be held on
Tues day March 10, at o'clock r. NJ at 289 Broad way
room No. 80. JAMES CURRIE. AGENT.
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We observed yesterday passlng our Office, a
sndid wagon, drawn by four horses. being OF
Nil, Of Broome and Lewis streets. The wagon
ana horses commanded considerable attention.
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CristasGoro has settled tho question whe-
tier the hair cannot be perpetuated, improved
and caused to curl gracefully by artificial means His
hair preservative and bsau.fer accomplishe5 the
objects. Prepared and sold by CRSTADCR0 No. Astor
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Hair Dye.-Bntcneior's CclenraIed LEqyzta
hair dye is the best yet discovered for colorng the hair
vAiskers the moment It ID applied Tie wonderful
and certainty With which this favorte and old esa-
applied. 1t RATGHMOR wig factory, No Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

Tho next time you are Invited 20 take .
hk" try Charless London cordial GIN II IL delicious,
ALTERING In taste from all other gins and possesses ned
cal qualities which acquired for II the endorsement Of the
sntike medical faculty. Office No 7 Park place.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. McCHESNEY HAS TITS
~ day associated himself with j. A. Dearborn in the
soda water manufac uring and bottung business. The
business will be continued at the old establishments No
% Third avenue, under the and firm OF J. " A.
Dearborn d Go. JOHN DEARBORN
ALIEN DfAtsB I'm.
New York Feb. l. 1853 JOHN MeCuE5NLY
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Wlgy and Toup0es.-BatcheloK'A New gtyke
# wigs pronounced the most perfect imitation Of
turs yet invented Those wanting very superior article
should call at BACHELORS celebrated wig factory. No
Wall street where be found the hzeest AID tast
assortment In The city. Copy the address
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

A RARE CHANCE FOR SONEBODY.-A PRACTICAL
IA Apothsosry, thoroughly convsrsant with his busi-
ness, having hne stock Of drugs, chemlca glassware,
and hxtlres ID desrous Of forming With
some one having and about to emigate TO Cali
ornia he wihes carry his stock there and continue
the business Address. A l. NJ Herald Office
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.


NOTICE THERE WILL BE PREACHING IN TIE
temporary building the park at the Five Points,
at 10 and O'Clock Sabbath next, and temperance
meeting IN the evening" under the pastoral OF the
missionary, Rev. J. Lucky The day school connected
with this mission Is very prosperous.
sTNHE IRISH EVANGELICAL CHURCH, 208 ALLEN
j. street near Houston. Catholic preaching three
times on Sunday. Irishmen respectfully Invited.
THE E1REMEN.
NEANHATTAN ENGINE COMPANY VIII ATTENTION.
IVA The members Of Manhattan Association hereby
notified to attend the next regular meeting the engine
house. OF Ludlow street. Sunday, 18th iust at three
o'clock p. NJ The attendance Of every member IA ro-
quested STEPHEN LANE Jr., President.
ROBERT G, BRows, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

Or. Wheeler, Oculist, 2s barclay street, de-
votes his attention TO diseases of the eye Chronic inam
nation Of the eyeds however long standing, completely
cured and films and specs removed without surgical
eyes inserted, to look equal to the natural organ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

NEW YORK. FEB. 10, 1S53.-ENGINEERS' lNSTI-
tute.-At the last meeting of the Engineers Inst-
tnte the representative Of the Engineers OF the
ship Atlantic presented to the Institute splendid pas
ing OF the steamer Atlantic beautifully framed for which
they will accept our kind EXPRESSIONS Of gratitude for the
same hoping that their noble ship viii be safe
at sea their painting is with Respectfully the
committee the part Of the Institute. To Messrs c.
Iernard g. r. Vanderbilt, j. Bulson, j. Il. Robinson II
a. Walker, Il. U Berryman, j. W. Roger, Chief.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

\ =. Gonger = o. take pleasure IN an-
nsGg 70 ths pshdc that the extensive additions TO
tAeiB factory for manufacturing Gzs0RR'6 sewing
$3.50 and the introduction Of much machinery cal
a1s& very greatly to expedite the labor com
1900 which viii enable them to All those orders which
want Of machines has prevented them from attending
- sseper and prepare them TO the future de-
1Asse machines may be in operation, and specimens
- their superior work freely examined at the principal
sDss No. 268 Broadway, NJ Y; No. 10 Harvard place,
Bsstsn; No. 81 South Fourth street. philadelphia Bsh
D@s street Baltimore; and No. 1e7 Elm street, On
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

sspep reservation the very best invented Bs-
ware Of pulled dyes Equally celebrated 10 Gooraud's
Hsdoated Soap for curing pimples feckles saowness
chaps roughness &c Poudre Subtitle uproots hair from
any part Of the body Liquid Rouge, LILY White, and Hair
Gloss ct No. 81 Walker street. near Broadway.
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It Ii upon vitol Hair, not upon dry F1bres,
That Crstadoro makes experiments with his Excelsior
hair Dye Five minutes changes red to brown grey
black The nge natural and perfect and remains for
months Manufactured, cold and privately applied at
CRE5TADOROs5, No. 0 Aston House.
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VNTANTED-A SMART INTELLIGENT BOY, ABOUT SIX
w teen, to learn the hat finishing trade. One who
has knowledge Of the business preferred Address
batter at this Office
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VIyANTEr-GIRIS TO WORK ON BONNET TABS,
w and other millinery articles. Apply, immedia .ely
at 1856 Ninth avenue.
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HtONB MAKEHS WANTD-xWUyE GOOD GRAIL
~ lars, two man On cutting naehkns, six hnishsrs-
Constant employment to hntnts hAnds Apply at ~
Che street.
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VITANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG WOMAN,
w situation to cook, wash and iron. Best Of city
reference. Apply at Is Cross street.
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n U. A-WAsHINGTON AssOUATIoN-gl Sc
the Broadway Theatre, Tuesday evening" February
3D. 1853. Tickets vhch limited and but few re-
maipirg unsOld, can be purchased Of James Griffith
treasurer No. IA Ludlow street William w. Osborn No
278 Grand street, John II. Elliott, secretary, County
Clerks Office O. J. MILLER President
JOHN IL ELLIOTT Spcu
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VXTANTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED MAN, A srrUA
w tion foreman cutter in shoe store. Ad
dress T., Herald Office; inquire OF Hiram 0stranler
of Canal and Varck streets The best Of referee
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VTTANTTC-A PORTER AND RUNNER TO DRIVE
w and attend hotel carriage to and from the steam.
boat landings and railroad stations One understands
his business apply at the Granercy Hotel 908 Broad
way. Also wanted, at the same place frstrate
cook and ironer
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NTANTED-BY A YOUNG MARRIED MAN, A sITUA-
W. ton in q wholesale grocer or dry goods store
who has some knowledge of either business. Please a
dress G. smith, No. 70 Jay street. with real name and
stating when and where ON intervsw can be had.
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VXTANTFD-BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A SITUATION AS
wv cook in private family Inquire in the rear OF
40 Sullivan street. second Goor. Can be seen for three
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VTYANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE Girl. A SITUATION
w cook; would make herself generally useful. Can
be for two days. at 100 King street. In the base
nent. Best of reference given. None but respectable
antilles need apply
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WTANTED-IWO GOOD HANDS AT THE DAGUER-
w reoype business; those who have had long expert
ence, and work with facility, will find permanent sit
nations none others need apply. REFS CO., No. $50
Broadway.
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J. WATSON h HODGSON, Modellers, Designers, &C.
respectfully intimate that since they have commenced
Chsres Morgan, Esq, No Madison square, North Any
Of the above parties may call and their st essay
fore the New York public Places Of busness-e4 Broad
way, in the basement and 374 Broadway up stairs NJ
Deliberations Of every PERIOD sye, and character &c
curately executed to order. w. & IL
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Blrth-mnrks, l0lypus, scirrh0us cancers,
tunors, moles and all removed from the
face or body, by painless external application. All per-
soma interested will he perfectly satsted OF the fact, by
calling at the Office Of the subscribers 1872 Second avenue
corner Of Twelfth street. HARVEY Il WALLACE.
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| CHIRT CUTTER wANTED.-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS
| - his business have constant employment Apply
| at 48 Cedar street, up stairs
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CtALESMEN WANTED-IN A WATCH AND JEWEILlY
- store None need apply but those who have been
cutoned to selling Watches who thoroughly understand
the business and give good reference Apply 1T No.
II Wall street, up stairs.
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VIZ ANTED-BY VERY CAPABLE LITTLE GIRL. A
w Etuation children's maad and 70 mako hsrsali
generally useful with respectable family Dan give
the best Of city references Please apply at No II East
Eleventh street. between Third and Fourth Avenuea,
In the front basement. Can be seen for two DAYS.
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C,xcrxxArt, Nov. g, p. NJ
Flour good demand; 5000 bbls sold AZ ss 3S9S %
closing firm.
Whisky 9'fc. ~
In ogs the Nd ,rket and prices are heavy; leoo head
nands al 81 ut which there are more sellers than
Guy e3. - ~
Nothing has spired in pratisons Dry saltsd meats
are freely offered at 49Sc for shoulders and sides.
Sales Of sugar Ms a oslo for new.
C.oversecd S595 So, with good demand.
------.--------- -----.-.-- Lor,svrIIr, Nov. 30.
The storm Yesterday interrupted business.
sale Of 60 pieces baggnx At lIlc. 60 days, and 60
pieces at l:c Sales Of 20 bales jeans and nseys at 3sc
and &c.
Flour hrfi at IS ss for superane.
Z Small sales of aew sugar ut SC. Conee l1t9H.
Nothing doing in DIVISIONS except some few casks OF
clear sides order at 7lc In green meats, sale
Of 5000 has from block NJ &c, months without In
tcrest. -lfF ID m .4t.f III F.. IA
sales of q hhds tobacco in last days. at o.
10, i6 at 81 3ss5, at IS Guess Us, nj % 1897 Is,
and at %. sfE ttf fft 81
Rectidcd whisky 2it9s2c A3
No change in other articles. Iil. a- r-e,
Pirrssuns, Nov. %, r. NJ
There scant4 feet water in the channel and falling
slowly. 1t is raining. fitf
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ARuIyAL OF T,,E ILLuNO,s.

NEW YoRx, Nov. 29,-The steamer Hi
vember, aha 'lhf Ysi sna dates to the LIST of No
AID 100000 in the hands OF passengers, ur.
rived last night.
Contrary to general expectation, the name
Of John Mitchell, the Irish patriot, is not on
the list of passengers.
Among her passengers ore the following
celebrities: Gen. Lane, Member of Congress
from Oregon, Coz. McGwn, special agent OF
the Post Office Department, Hon. Mr.. CusIl.
ing, charge d'afaires to Ecuador, A. b. Cor.
win, late Consul AT Panama. 1t. Scott, u. s.
NJ, and A. Mcclure, Esq, bearer Of dispatch.
es from Peru.
The frgate St. Lawrence arrived at Toba-
go on the 18th Of November. .,... 81.
The Panama Star says that when the St.
Lawrence was ut Acapulco the Mexican au-
thorites were called to account for their con.
duct to the captain of the schooner B. ]. Allen
and others, and the matters were satsfacto-
rily arranged.-This frigate will shortly pro-
coed to Valparaiso.
We have Valparaiso dates to the 18th of
October. fl srr>r
Business was tolerably active. Flour in
limited demand at 50 5O@ $40.
The opening Of line of steamers to Eng.
land, via the Straits of Magellan, was freely
discussed.
The American Consul and a number Of
Valparaisans have chartered a CHILEAN brig
to proceed to an unknown island, on which
the brig Chatham, Capt. Snow, was lost in
January last. They go to bring away the
crew ofthe Inflated brig, as they are amongst
the cannibals. The rescue brig was manned
from u, s. store sbio.
Our dates from Peru are to the Gath of DC.
tober. The Brazilian government have dis
patched a special minister to Peru, Bolivia,
Ecuador. and New Grenada for the purpose
of effectiDg treaty to monopolize the entire
trade the Amazon.
The gold discoveries on the Amazon con-
tinued to excite great interest. A committee
has been appointed for the purpose to report
on this subject.
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DRowSED.-We learn that a man named
N. Stevens, Captain of the canal boat Madi.
son, and his daughter, were drowned in the
Illinois river between Lasalle and Lacon, on
the last downward trip of that boat, in the
following manner: The little girl was walk.
ing on the root Of the boat when her foot
slipped and she fell into the water. The
father jumped after her: the water being deep
and he unable to swim, they were both
drowned before assistance could reach them
Captain Ste sens is Said 10 be we'll known on
the Illinois river, having been engaged in the
canal.boatiDg business for lore time.
En 81. louis Republican,.
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foreium News.

The news by the Atlantic in relation to
the " Eastern Question is highly interest
ing, and indicates anything but peace among
the nations Of the Danube. The question OF
the Eastern difficulties, at the present mo-
ment. assumes degree Of imp ,rtance IN
which the commercial Interests Of the whole
civilized world will b, m IRE or less lnvoised.
The different Nations of Europe that have
hitherto maintained neutral position IN re-
lation to the matters Of diferenc, between
Russia and Turkey, seem now to be unavold
ably drawn into the contest by their extend
ed commercial relations in mt direction.-
The sympathies Of the variois powers OF
Europe, and in fact of the whole world, are
enlisted in favor of the cause of the Turks,
simply because their conduct throughout the
whole controversy, has been characterized
with the most commendable honesty, seeking
only the preserv alton Of their territorial rights
against tyranical invasons and usurpation.-
The Turks have hitherto been considered
weak. effsminate and ignorant race, unable
to contend successfully with any of the conti-
mental powers, either in civil or military
capacity.
The diplomatic correspondence, as con.
Quoted on the part Of Turkey, fully demon
strates her superiority over the Russian gov
eminent, and the success Of her military
tactics thus far, evinces corresponding
strength in which Russian serfdom, and Rus
sian aristocracy, will find formidable. if
not an ultimately successful enemy. The
latest advices inform us that the Poles in the
Russian service are favoring the Turks
Hungary will also lend hand to promote
the cause from which she hopes eventually
to gain her own independence. Kossuth is
said to be already in COnstantinople aiding
the Sultan, and will at once give him "ma-
terial aid" by taking command of portion
, of his land force. f.ffrr
Napoleon warmly espouses the Turkish
} cause, and is reported making active move
ments to aid the Sultan. The array Of op
, position which is already enlisted against
t the cause of Russia, with the tide of sym
: pathetic feeling of tie whole world in it,
5 favor gives Russia decidedly the most formi
E dable foe she has encountered since the
: days of Donaparte. The effect of this war
[. should it continue for any considerable length
e of time, will necessarily operate favcrabl,
y to American interests generally. Will
r our commercial and monetary affairs ma.
g suffer slight inconvenience, the great pro
Z ducing interests of the Nation will be grca!
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The SPcakership.


This appears to be the all exciting subject
at Washington this week, and will no doubt
be serious subject of controversy at the
first opening of Congress. We are ir clined
to believe that no mai will be selected from
tn ose who are now the prominent candidates,
but some "new man" will secure the unenyi.
able honor. The Washington correspon.
dent of the Baltimore Patriot thus alludes to
the subject: 7H.t aaf
The members Of Congress are still arriv-
ing, and it is.astonishing to learn how many
OF them are aspirants for the Speakers
chair. shall not be surprised yet to find
that neither Disney, nor Odds, nor Orr, nor
Bayly, nor Bocock, nor Jones, nor Brecken-
ridge, nor Houston, nor Boyd, is to be the
happy man to fill the Speakers chair, but
that General Hiram Walbridge, of New
York city, who has just returned from Cali.
fornia, rosy, robust and full of life, energy,
and the spirit of progress in acquistion-who
is neither Hard nor a Soft, nor much of an
ant-Whig, but who is an American free.
man, all over, will be called upon, as a COM
promising paciicator, to preside over the next
House OF Representatives Stranger things
than that haze happened!
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PUTNAM's MoNrHLI.-The December No.
before US, completes ,he second volume of
this able periodical. 1t has been ste adily
gaining reputation and character, and in a
brief space of time, has acquired wide
spread popularity. Subscribers would dc
well to commence with the January No.
Subscribers remittiag So will receive Put.
nam one year postpaid. Single numbers Is
cents, to be had at bookstores. Address &.
T. Putnam & Co., 10 Park Place, New
York.
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Reception Il Mitcheii-Im pOrtantNews.
New YORK, Nov. 90, p. NJ.


The excitement on the wharf on the arr-
val of the Prometheus to catch glimpse of
the patriot Mitchell was very great. The
steamer was surrounded by boats, and the
deck was completely packed. Salutes we'e
fred by the Irish military companies, and en-
thusiastic cheers were given. Mr.. Meagher;
Col tDougherty and others were among the
first to greet Mr.. Mitchell, who was conveyed
to carriage, and Immediately proceeded to
the residence Of his mother at BROOKLYN,
where he will quietly remain antil tomorrow.
Mr.. NJ. was loudly cheered at the ferry and
other points. The Irish societies serenaded
him tonight twenty bands were engaged
for the occasion. s-.. ~
| The steamship Hansa sailed this dfter-
noon for Brennan. A letter from Consul
Sanders in London says: That the Porte
has advised Austria, that unless She with
draws her forces from the frontier, rs her
neutrality is guaranteed by England and
France, he will declare war against her
That Kossuth's agent was openly received
at Constantinop'e, and hat Kossuth will be
invited to Constantinople and placed at the
head Of strong division to mrrcl on Hun
gary, unless the above is complied WITH
The same letter says that offers have been
made to Capt. Patton Of the Golden Age"
and Mr.. Howard, Der owner, which will pro-
baby result in their going to Constantinople.