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*TTTK MTFST NEWS.
Byf^kfrsfAtoibeNew-Tori Tril tie,
MOVEMENT- OF KOSSUTH.
? ?
Ike Return of Keeeal la Eaatead
Pitt? utac.it, raaradaf, Jan jj. IBM.
7'Af I'HukuTgh Qaxttti 'it* beta authorized to
r>ny the statement that b Porte baa
potreV'' ttaiaat th<- r- turn ?>1 K i in h U Bag*
land, v ben tht Onii ' Statu trat ?, ,< it I fat
lie liberation, the f 1I n di Inotyn Id ncaaat
|r behoved that it vat ta baathaetatlcataatatv
tjon thai Kaaaajth ah ? I go ta Aaaaricav The
Sultan tit clare i that m reuttidprotect Kaaaath
against his enemies so kM| ae he remained to Ins
?iuH.ii,I.,,- a, and that when he left Turkey he
ahoild be free to go syhei ?? r mi pltaatd.
Koeeuth will spend Surety next in L;eve'arid.
? a
Ret? nth ami the Ladies.
PiTT.Bua'.H. 1 a .rv'ai, Jan. 2), 1841
h'o'eutn addressed tht Ladies' \ssoci*tion
this afternoon, at the Second l'resby'cnan
Church About ),oofi ladu s wore present, and
a few peatiaeaa, Tue - eadi latouttod ta
mor<- tiian }T,<s 10. Rev. Mr Reward aildraoatd
Kossuth on behalf ai tht ? ? a, and presented
Um with a hook OOOtaiaing all their autographs
Kossrin - tram h
KosMJtb male a BMtl ait, 'tn'. reply He said
that ami'.'the hof.es Whlct t rifjfiter.e-l hi? gloomy
way, the joy of the BsaatMl aat somewuat troubled
try tbe anxiety to know if lue"- wai la that brigh
rsj the ?MMii of 6?tier days, or whether it was bu
the ;.at vi g blaze of the lightning, wlncfi but shoot
Jprtb to make by lie drain kbt llBfttttl still darkc
thai Batart Uli tue man who burnt Ml ho is i
sad ? tented Ml saddle to get ri 1 o' tlie hn'igoojiji
but itili fouad him seated at the eroop. so the ho?>
gotor. o! sorrow was star;;u< him (Kossath) oat
of h t i?l| sleeves.
He had met with the raoet lujataatial ataaifeita.
tfour of sympathy in Pltteburgl He, tor Ins i.*u
part, legretted the tz,>et.?it-eae>?. of the aataifotta
fcoiis at other p!?crs lie e| MOl to B*a alsaoal
by exeiten ent, berales a In: I wateraadbread. If
ail tl.e u.oney expended m t ie entertain aeat of
Hungarian exiles had been eeapl pad baths i ugal
nainl.Dar?e of all th ??? aa ss scattered thro |fc
Jtarope, A'ia and *.in?r .-'. ' i- < raid have bee,:
auunumet for a whole seal He had la eight veeks
suited e.ghi cities, aiei i i ouid Bot be espoete i in <t
at shoulo nut ?oretbaa ai ? i j >n ire j ? the c nn.
big eight weeks lie eouM no be '??en aflfth
put ol the per?pl?- <?'' ? i * as in that
j\ow, if the suLislantial a.: ea | C .rue sraert Bt vat
?it to visit, then that aid would ba hot am . toooav
pansoi, with th?" gre.it tad to I
If be bad sufli -lent BSSaai ? coatd BO c mfol
eveats ts 10 iLsure a favorable tssat t-> the string a
lot Libert/. It waaact neesseary for li.m i t f,, <k
any more as he had << u bt Bad laid taougn >
MBBMtsallMataaoouM kiu c be r ntn ? ?
Jit reeommrnded Assoeut.oi ' i, tfea is on
energetically, would res b e?s | ho i M i the
country m i?*e lhaa ihra ui > Vet. after >
this menu * irrpiied him srll icoondi act 11 , ti 11
eeenird to anticipa'e his wimi a The book! a leh
the Basti of the generous ladatfl wcro re or'ed
should l>e de|a.fite.l in the d*a i M pi "??? of the til c
Of restored Hungary - I.' mt . rhoc rh he m :ht
Urn list day, yet t.e :i?f << Mem it ihfrBBTl on
BIB *?! .'i< re.
kk.sOLi TIONI
Kaaoratiuas wora aaapaai that taa Ladiei wo ii i
anjgala thatr aatbaadt, fathars ind brotnarttaaeerj
affwrt to aM the Caast of Hu ? try, ate! the meetmi;
Was BBJaaaaad to next Wednesday.
atXXBldl CaWtflMttal.First Tinlaa
BMMATI ...Waaaraa r..i?, Jan,BJL i*>:
The Senate met at I9| .1 i IB
eaaai i raaLas,
Mr I iiais l?id before trie senate a eommunica
Bon lion. I tic Deaaittaaal ol (Bt Interior, la reply to
the laeoJaUoa of the Sonate, ej.liug for a 'at moat
at what L'easai Tshles ware la prepare! ?nbytie
aaBtaa Bareaa, taesoslai a report of the Btrperta
lain i
SUHI>av Ml.l>
_ Mt '.'aa presealsd sui ry p litions against taa
?Ul.(':.> .is
sail Baeaataa.
Ml i ? ie'. preoaata I joioj re ? *",' *,r!r"
tslalon i.t ? ",.or.?T i.'iggiug and spirit
7mS> ? ' the Navy.
Ban <>n c.eatu
Mr Pun Btasaaee* a petiuoa from the Jou<ney
men 11? st n akeisoi New-York, ssJuag a inodificit
bon b the tariff aa to tmpon icigan
Biaaiaa uaai a<? ia.
Mi Uaaua reyortad a Bill appropi ttirg |5,000
forthe purpore ot nun; m ? i',. ii.'lit-houae <>n
land Kej r Batata Oraasad to a third raadlag
tub laaattAM
Mi Baaaavai bttroduoed a Hill to alter and
aaatad the Juetalal systcsa of the I ? U I I tat as. The
brUroi.lt ia oa tbe sever 0 District ?oattl of the
I an?d state* bat poi?t is and .to ? lie loa new
exen is?.' !>> circuit Cattrts m their respective laria
aaatBM s ItarectaaCoartoi t, lealt,DoaawtiBg o
the Jus it r of the circuit wbei tat ( o ut atbtld
and ti ti Judget of ihe several District Courts ai
Appeal bavs jurisdn ti >ii ol ail easel troutrht from
the Pitiitrt vtarsi.la tht asms itwaw ai lhay art
low i nullit Ihne Iran th* BaprsoM Court. Ii
aultoiursappealaaad writs ol error trom tat de
aanan of the Cuuns ?'t Appc ii to the Soprentt
touit, in ca?es wbtre tin mauer in ooatravarsy az
esods ti> ihsi, end wheie is drawn in question the
constitutionality of a I u\ of Caawrttt, er of uuv
Mate It altaftavMea for Ca! ?oraia and Oregcat,
Kelr-r.
sxlly ?U>V i' M et nr.
The li'oti.in to re< Ol.n.iei t'..-\o*c p-\.-' n-tl?i> tn'l
givirg lo .Sally i'lo)d a pens. >a was taken up and
tejecle ?
rue Irish ?rata i Bleewaas,
Mi Baiaaaaeanaaae the resolution relating to
the In-h ?>.lea, and offered lha fotlowiag as a su'o
stittit? 1.1 ii
naaetred raat while we die i .' lots tieai mtst
antes iii ui i wBatatae raterea Baireol iu. kiagdotaef
iiieat Hi aa n >ud 1ib.?uu, ?a <ir?ui u utu dati to eaersae.
Mareaeactfal ataaaai e? n .. u thai Ite aid
tehi?! j tiaoi)iu( to tkn peoi s I ?U I'amd .-tite??
iran, WBaM s.eaa'oea . i a !,a.i ! . uu ir.l dy
blo,Kl XMth the labsbil* t? i : .. raOUil 1. scs Smith
O'Brien sail to* assi ris'ei >r.| I teliberty, sod iierm.?
ted, ii ??in?i.see kaearitrati iihweoaatry, We wou. l
BjajatU tSw set at eJeeatacj ; tLefneadl'
??aoeitioK ul ike Bntiali t. ?? ??. ueal ;? ?..rd ir K r". ??
us,?ni ?- raicu a'isl laatteaf ;. n tkeboadeol a'iactiun
a?w haii :> < n? i ? ka ??. etipb
BBassaaet af theUa?ed Kia#d . i-tieat B i.a u and irr
tead
.The si.l?ie t was p.-s'p e i ' till Thursday next.
BBaaaAB iM'i mt i
The Mi tican tadematt) bill ? is received fro'n
the leatti and i? :?. Coma ttss on V i
cafice.
NILITSKt IM \i.n >M \1 i>
Tbe resohHaaa ot Mi Pi a d rod Dgraqairy by
she 4M iarv Csaarartte* into tbe . \ isdieney of
grant.i. ..n laoreBeeil coaip satioa :. the olficen
Of Ihr aiinv stationed tit No w-Mrxteo. was adopted,
tooi k'v ati , roaa
The t ??nipitHTtee Raeolutioi ? were '.hentaken tip.
Mr McKaI regrett?<f thr di e"?ttr whielt com
Bjttad bla to take garl ka I laruitabU dlaeaa
sx.ii' a teiy unp'.' Altnougii,
?afore He passage of th, i , uj rr?)|S?i the peopie
ta allBBtiitpM ware gent ral > ?? cd^to '.he n. and
sboce ii < u passage i.e t .t : xtr'e bostlls to
^tat? yet all pattest aoa Btato, aiaae the
onei ia... by ti e ,m ....,
tura lie aat Mtaarty I mi :re?
SBTecUtihr!) . but Dovtiui; I c w;!',?'! ? OBSjOtitf,
ateipttss? < at the late el .11 parties now
tBaaaBsodtotttaaeaaeasar*.? tlehadoppti >dtheai
eapiu'i; c, but be * .s ta#rtfere.to be charged
Wlln K'i.k a Disnu on st il oattdered :'i I re?>
tatitn out of place, ? . essary Byron, in
Orirnbirg a youth at t'.e e .-nti-e ait .r. tt;.
Bean ??s trouble.! ltd i
aai.'ur-'t.e bad ...k. ... ? . ,-f ?r,-n
?aetfhts, ?hat bur tes? t-? t they there at ^
tin . I i..re ecu I ? ^ee:, p^r^d thct ware the
U?s i I i: eland The wt ie S rib aa > rth,
IBtiywaere aoquteeeed in than The d:*.-iimoh
wa? !oie.l, aad be would i ttk, won respect to
?Mietoruttoa. wnat boslaet kas M bare at sueb a
Mae ' Duitag tbe r*ava*< in Mississippi, tie x,
Sit'Xi fi it uiceimgo, ai ' <- .. ofsli..': Vi i > >?<?
OMaresenl and took pa Ion. vet he
asvt i heard that in case .he I a >t the-e
Bbbb trmni|.b*d. their dtacusaion an<t aet.a'.ton tt ta i
?a rei . wrd iu l>ti?re??
Ht rea.t from the res BS of tht MtoBisa ?
ciu<i, c.., reation. wbei tt declared that the !
Cooipro'i i e Measa-e. tatioa and
tist usti. i ,)t Biavaff] m I o . .-c>s v. ,n. taen, was '<
Ob? re#, . tiou in rodUCa
?Noiu'um, us ikBttf,was loopsrative. it onirn
Csaaed an optaion of the Senat*. U bad bo. tue
? tee of ., ?? ... ; .
J||or to the Compromise \ . The dlSCUSdaa of
Ow t on promise Acs aval low at aa end i ?
Bsople every ebere aedjo - ? > .. and he leg. c-.*' I
***** t' at ti e ei,;.- twit ; i when ag ! iti mi we*
?araipted to be kept <;.: v In th- I aited 91 ??<
"?bate, and among IM ' , ):1 ?l
new-Vork, a grap ? I a BS pi
?eiateit read in that worst of d! no wt papers, /'??
?ew-Yori Herald The preamble of ?M resolution
_?*hu*? that the Ac-ao? Coegreu, called the Com
preruireone a BMBnaaaaalof ii ;ie?tion< reli*.n.<
J^a*e?tic Slavery, wht'e tat t.,>t.?- o; Mt rasola
mmmaoclares theni a setiieu,. ut in orinciple aadaaV
g*}** Ma Bahjoeta tl e lie taoanht
?tterrnce most ma'ei'il He read from the
rrnc*er!itpn of the Mitsfaslppi Convention, and
ir< in i ipfji publisher! tVr*, to shnw tiat the aeo
pSe ti? Ml ? si pol r astderad tbe n**topi ratttej M
xtt'irg m<l lerera IspaalBf ol e'lfur aT a<itt
tun ot ?.arery u ? ongrei ?. i n ?'? inetly of lite
ijuestion? ir t' ? f) :a 'h? .tc*.? themselves
Hi* great o ? lion t>> f r roseHatiOfl area th** it
rruim? ' tro;? a o were willing be?eqateeoeia tne
CoaBptoa iPf, t i Indorse aad ?nproTeof tieo'ia'i
p'r * invohtd in the paaeegeof Ha ic'e. Tan he
cooM m>t ?*<i If the raaolot'oa wa atedtaed, aa aa
'i dee er-thai r?e Cewproratseeifwtan ba aagat?
e?reO in, i f would sote lo-it llereoi fro-n Mr.
Pa fte'a fora er apei ebee, ate .ta bow MM tie Baulk
eoaaMered tbe tea sakra of Cal forniaai ajaraaMaal
loa M Mm Wtlatot Pioriao.w hieb i'ouire??
i ad aa power b do. Now. while aa nirgbt, laeaa-'
dieawa to tha e; tressed will of tha people of Musis
iipat, acqateere ui that measure, he rjuid not vote
fot an apprriva' of the prMeteWs it larotTOd Tne
i riKiPil resolution lrrplifd tn?t the ?c*s emb-esei
in tne COB proai as irera :rr pea ibM. \< amen led,
it aaticipatcd a repeal or an ? aaa at aad ail knew
aaa the oalr oxi ol theaa capable of repeal was the
; ewBBsa Baasa Laar. He tin n rep-lie.1 the cturge
mat mote peiMaui in Mississippi ?ho apoeeeel taa
< eaaproilia were feeeetaOaJStl ard D.sutiionitu,
aad entert?: ll 10 a th 11 lad i aria i I of tbe a' M ana
pfOeeedtagaof the several parties id hia '?Ute?their
i i( " ' t.? and intentions, p-tat. present and
future. W hue -o eagaged, aod without cnuciuding.
) ?? wf.'.it ;! ?? ' <?:>? ?.!? he'>.) ile adjourned
?0981 <>r kCPsUtBENTAslYsaa.
paaoeaaMTf bbbobtbb urea.
TheHettaewillheraaftat meet punctually at fl
o'tlotk, until otherwise ordered.
evaaa prisosers? relief.
The IpBai : r state! the pen 'tng business tobe,
on con*urr:i g in the fo'iowinu arnen Irnen', agreed
to in Coa ? Lies ft atorday, to lha bill appropriating
six taonaaad dh iars for the relief and passage home
from Spa'n of the pardoned Lopez prisoners, pro
\sdedtha' Both Bg ::itris art rhall be construed into
..ii appiobatton o; anv inter crem e in tne domestic
Bftaira of Cuba by any of tne dtisena oi the lulled
Spates TheHooreOOOCurrdIn the amendment?
W as, VI ..\?>s, 71 Tne- tu.i li.-.a'iy pas>ed. Veas,
NT nays, 22
Ysas?Als-rin.nibie. Al.'ea "f M??i . Al is hi. A; pUmb, i
I n m.isj-., p?ii /: >.i.;li.iii', H"i?;e.Moans.Briffjp.aVeelte,
Btouvta,af aVtrwa <?> n. .1 . Baal',BarrowsCakeB,
CaMwell, ('.of Ohio, CaatpkeU. al Id . Cartier.
t''i?rd er, Cb itri a, C lamhweM, Collraao, l/ai.irl>. Dira
I i ck. Doekery, Daneai Derkes Bdgertea B??n?. K*'it.
Koveler,Oeetty,Urdaiata.Oti a/ich. tiraw. tta'l) n ir.,?o,
i'-eali,Haven. Hiilier,Iferaford, J. W. Howe, Tli -mas
^' Hew,Heater, Jsa las fohascn c T''?n ..) kc /n. of
Oa.Jebaxa of Ohio, Joaes. ol r- Y , Ji>aes, of Teaa.,
Kief, ai U I Kaka . Lock bait, .M,t>n. *.i? u.. ate
Lea feaebssji, M:rtr, Malaaey, Itloore, of Pena ,
Ni tea (i in, Oatlair,Paraari fas >-?. Saci.ct. Sctinui
r?alt. caa ami ;er,8cedder Bej . <n. IN. V .Smart,
Ba Ik atai v, ataatea, ol Ohl?, Btepheas, of N. V.,
S tvaas,el ut .Tertlor, jlmn(.-riB, oi' Mats, 'fiiurstoa,
'I - t t i ad, Tael. Ve ia1 le.Ma bridge, W I'.lace. Wa'kias,
V . lab, Wbste.oi Als.. Williams. W lOdward.
.\Ave?Aller.it UL; Aapletea, of Me.; Bayly, of Va.;
b?rtlette Bi'il*. ii'?;'?. Brccl ei.na?e. enu'tis (tsakis,
< uk,Cebk ock.Cortai,Dawsoa, Peaa.Dety^Daa
', Baaiataa, Edaiaadsea, Baalkaer, i'leklia, Korb,
i - eu.w.Kreeiiian Ful e., of Mr ; (Ja) 'a d, Ol? y, Harris,
ol Teaa.; Hams.ef a , Hart,Heaaricka. Haaa.Hib
hard, Holii-s;, Houston, Howard, lafferaoil,Ires. Jack
>. i. etOee.; irease.ef Tsaa.t Leteber, Macs, Marshall,
? Kjr.j MrD'.iiaJd. McMa'ie-j. MchTair, Millssia, M'irrsy,
KkSers,Orr Peaalee, Pnr'n, Price, ttobbiaa, K'umioo.
.l isae, Beany, twtrnoar^el Coaa j ske t m,3'siit?a,i>f
Ii aa . Staut' a, af Ky . Htnis. St Martii. Stiaitun. Stn
a-i, Sweet/' r, Jhoiui'Sun, \ a,, waist . Ward, Wilci/X,
\\,< luck.
remission of nt'ties.
Mr BBraouBfOf N. V , froai the Committee on
Coaaaaereo, mortad a bill to reatit ihe duties on
t' tain goods- uestroyed oy ft.e ta New-York in 184.'?.
H - 't ricd.
vvoRi.n's latR azraaaaa,
Mr. Sk\ aoi r repotted roar k * patition 'rom duta
rio Coaatf, New>Torlt, pray tag t.'ongres- to appro
pi itc a suff'n- eat sum to rt I ab nee the County and
<:i itain iadiriduala for the heavy expenses they in
currad ia eoatribatlBg to the London Industrial Ex>
hr itinn, and moved its referen;-e to tae Committee
en Maaafaeturee. There was a larpe number of
fuse BtaaKartalaaaatia fiomaii part*of thecoun- i
t. i, aad they ware eertainlt entitled to rontidera
tl< ii
Mr IaaBa,ol Ttiinnwas, raorad to xefet them to '
BeitWorkPa Fair. [ A rnic* " Leara oat the word I
lair "; '1 h:s petition, and otlit rs o! a similar nature, I
were then itkrre i to the < onmrttee ou manu- [
Baotares.
hb '.ission 0> ihties
Mr. Fitcii. from Ihe Commi iee on (lommerce,
n (Girted a btll, lemming the <in >is on a present of
i i rdotal aowni for tbe u?e ol the (llergv of tie
I i talHa R i at ry la atahlatore, and it w? passed,
ai a reevani hili.
Mr.Olos, from t t PuM Ollico Uo nraitteo report
Bd a bid lo n.iini the sc. of ItUI, reducingaud
aodifyMg ?m late? Ofjioataga HefeireJ tothe
i ottunittee ol ihe Whole
I he btll provnii I that each new. paper, pamphlet,
pariodkal ami raafarine, booh,bound orunbiund,
cni ular, oatalegue, and e very deaortpn?aa of orinuu
matter oeaaected with ai ) laanunriijijir
ainl ot uo ttc .u r wnu'? ? -? ?"inces, shall oe
. ..-.?.-* ..rfr err: postage, and one cent for eaefc ad
i ? onaiounct or traction of aa ou.iue, for anyuts
taaco aadar 1,000 aiUaa; oTart.ooe, double those
rates. All new?|m|>sr*fiubujilird re?uUrly, *n.i ??nl
Ii in the ottca ol pabUeatloa to a ;tual s insnribers,
i ' i <it weighing orar aaa oanca, shall baoharga*
?.? i wUli one in, l ol 'lie foregoing tatet. Tne post
:ii apoa all printed atailsble mutter shall ne pre
paid) sit: *r at the otlice where it it mailed,
or .it the t ili e of deliviiy . otticrarise UmLila
tti? foraaoli g rates ehs:i ii? eh r^e i thereon all
traaaiaal ptiated Battat stmii ne deemed unpaid,
axiiaaa paid at lha otnoa where it is u.uied Book a,
bout ti oi an bo und, not weighing over tour pounds,
shall be rlrrnttirtaiailafilaataHer, and alt pri-.'ei
mattir cLai)ieaki.e by weight, snail be weiged
when dry. rha puhlishors et aewspapers aad
parto lit u ataj ?< nd to ??. sh other, fi >m tin .i ie
s, * i lira nfll at of pnbHsatioa, tree of p latage, o.ia
i'ii ni aaah WMieatjoti. aad may alao send to each
actual stthaeiwer, i.k .ostd iu tbeli public iUous, mils
aa reeaipti i the same, (reoof pojtagi Tae
publishers of weekly newspapers may semi to earn
actual labacriber, la tbe Goant) where their papers
aroprinted aad publiihad,oaacopi ttereof freeof
posl go. And all lawi arid parts of a^'s inconsist
anl with tin i r.'?;>h.iis of this btll a.;-e rejisaled
laBBBaBMABLI rai'kr
>.r FlODLIB Inno ihe Committee onthe District of
I. urabia, latioducad a lesolntion, whi. h w.u
adi pttt1, aathoriali g the CotnmBtee to send tor pei
?Ol s aad papeis. to examine into (he suroeet of irre
sp< nsiblr aoraoas in the District iaauuig sin ill notes
aa oarreaej 1 taaaieaaabla laeaah
11 BKnTAai azpaaaaa.
Mr. MoLaUAUAB, from the JuCh .ary Committee,
leportad a bin to regulate tbe fees aiid costs to be al?
lowed to the Clerks, M.uebais a ml Atlirue)*?! the
CiMuit ana DlStnel Courts ot the i niled Slates.
Ha Btoradthal rtba iettrred bo the Committee of
the Winde ou tha it te ot the i BlOB, and that i.OtX)
? "i 11 s of the bill and report t?- ptiated. Ueins asked
Whi hageoposed so ia-ge a nu uber of copies, he
sti,1 that the it 1 reare ol the expr-.^fg of the Ju
dmary.froai the amaittati >nof the OoTaraataotto
the praaaattii e. had led lha Committee to inrastigata
ii, 1 , aatea ahnh inve prodaoed this result He
. t d that, in the \ e<r IBM, the expenses of the Ju
< i. lary weie $12iKi?. in IBtl, BlT3\IB9 in lMjO.
$."i.'>e,4N. The population ot the country h?s
lnt reased SIS per cent, wbile the expenses of the
Judiciair hate Ihercaaed l n:i7 per cent, in that
Bariodof tune. In the N'oitheru District oi New
\ ork, the cxpt tin r ot the Ju-liciary, independent of
tht Jadgea, turn 1890 to tne ptoseal tiuie, have
UW tea-ed at g.i .'nil to glJ V'i, au I they are aroout
twt ea times as great as thev were teelve years
ago In Msrsach'isrtts, within a similar period of
ne, ihe expenses have laeraaaeo front $?,?>???. ? ?
I-about tea times aa great bs they were tea
w ? BgO?aad this exclusive of the salaries of the
J' 'is. 1 nt se, ai'd various other facts, are men
tn ntdti the repott .Mr .Mcl.anahan's motioo was
s-ieed to.
A large Btaashei of otlur repo-ts were made, when
Cit lioutc ? 'j i<;ri.ed.
Maasaehuaelte Anei-siaver) f a.cniloa.
BBaagM t>k\
BusTox. Tn.i'si'ay. Jsjn it, lf?5i
ni. 1 a n aolath BS offered at the Anti S.arery
f 1 1 'itLtirn to-day is aaa in regard to Kotsa'.b.
a cl ?ats. ? We are forced to regard Kossuth's
-la all UKtareaakeat ol the Mexican War,
'. vr. ca-:- foi ibght ol Atiti Siavery prui ip.es
ai :. yielding to be talaenoe of the Slave power,
ss fatal to his p-eten^tons?treason against humanity
at. huaaaa rights, aad lalae t.. ins fame."
In tie tpeechet?ehiaB' by Messrs P.llsViry,
Weadell Phtlrips snd OerrtaoB?allusion was made
tu the pawai of lha Press i he ci'.jrs of great
leading papers ?r:i declared to b*ve more pjwer
tbau the i n- deal e: .?te I aitad Btales Mr Sum
ner was consu'etrd ir. danger where he w as of sue
combine to the De.ic.ihoI Mave-v. and he had be'.ter
be c?l ed hen c in time . and " Daniel Wtbster, the
g;ea' loa.'. i a," was ehargod in his ia'.e s.?ecch at
the CoogrcsttorjaJ bantiuet ot lecaattng beio-e the
keen eye oaf aaa great Iliaagstlna \r,ti\ r^'Mmand
Mr. Ketiica als . ... ..:*?**? tl c t uiiveniton
Death or lion. II. Denny.
P: 1 1 sei Boll, Thursday. Jan tN, H5S
Hon Ii Du v. fortue ly Vcrater of Congreas,
bet ttur,' reoaatii Fi?aadeatol the Pittsbirga and
Sieitlenvi! e K inroad, died this morning, ef a
ringartai di s?r, coatraetad 'n piuisdeiphia last
1 BsB Bl. w 11 e there ou ibe b'is:nessof the Bailfoad.
Mr De nay w 1? oneofoci wea.thiest citizcas, being
? ll; . tt w.'i IBM l.ttrs of the >.real O'Uara erta'e
The AN rather at Itnnklrk. Arc.
ill nkibk, Thursday, Jar 29, IBM
The weather has become very mild, and the hesvy
koc) of aaoa ?? i..*t etaaaspaartag The tiaias on tha
N:W l ork anti l", KsiOosd leare regularly in oost
nOk tha Dui kirk tad Stale Line, and the
hne aad North-Seat Hoad
Patal Arrident.
RotTon, Thursday, Jaa t.?, JsAJl
( spta.i .Nosh Brooks, of Oorchaster w?s kdlei
last ev 1 ingbj In ;i? thrown from a sleigh He was
ov, 1 7B )t*rs otd, atidftx many years was a repre
aaataareeM the State Lefftalatare aad a tqetaber of
the Ctty t ourci!
NEW-YORK LEOHLATTJRE.
SKNATK....ALCAHT, Thurs-lay. Jw m%
Several ft mmtWrn 1?* suppress tue liiuor train:
w ere ( IBesatod.
also tow iom editors of public journal* for an
? ".na*. en ol th* L M Law.
Air MoBBta prtarn'el dc memorial of tht Mtyor
Awl I o-porati no' >ew-York to raise tie mnual
'1 ax
Air v im xiriLT reported favorably on the bill to
rtsnjaato fr Baaste* ?f baltot boare to Now-Tor fc.
A bio, tiM bill to lacorp jrate tue Hrootljn <;** L'^lit
< owjm >
Mr Mctli BiiA v introduced a lull in re-latioa tothe
Ntw-Yi rk Hid Harlem Kairo. L
Mr I UU ((roduood a bi.l to ?ippreat tippling
boaaea.
BLU* raisin.
To aalboeii taa s.ipervisois oi Kings Courts to
create a loan to continue the erection of the Pent
tr niia.y
To make pc-mancr.t the crader >l streets ndaven
iiee in .New \ otk.
KIWTtA La a .
The Committee of trie Wh >!e tjpaattd the bill
atueuoaugtaa Mutttatew. Tne mu unpiiM to taw
Punt Pi vat ton of the Newr-1 ork Itett Mintta, placing
it iL the lame poatttoii at it heil p'wr to tan postage
fjf tbe MLitia la** of l'Ol.
i1 iu CF.VRTEBIlIs-.
Tbe same Committee roruidcred a bill in relation
t > i emetenes. The bill provides that aoratal Ce.n
ttery orbuoir g-ground sha l he estaolnhed in any
eoui ty ai jacent to fee City of New Vork. 'or the pur
l? ?e of mterrmc ir e dead of th?t Cry, without the
consent of the bond ol Super*'..* ,rs iu such county,
the Jnstict* of tne Pe.me at.d Orerneers ef the Poor
in the town in which the satre is to be located, or a
majority of them, tor of less than iO acres
tuf raisTiJio.
The lawnihlj returned the j dal resolutions rela
tire to printing, with a aseaaaaa thai they non-con?
curred ta the ^.me; dments ol the Senate.
Mr Movaoa movtd that the Senate recede from
tbnr arrein'ments
' \.r Bam ca moved that they adheee Lost
Pending a dehnte on tbe sui.ject. the Senate ad
jourreu.
ASSEMBLY
Ml TaTLoa re[xe|(>d a BUI cbmitinr the name of
Geaeea 1 al egt to mat of "Hobart ( ?Hege of Ge?
neva ."
Mr. Hi 11 Bias reported a bill far the relief of Ma?
rx- J?i'e IVaito, <d New-York.
atr. Bi bbv reported a bill to change thr direction
of cerium streets in Brooklyn.
Tht joratralw * tre received frox 'he Senate.con
tan ing (he restrict on on printing
Mr I aeaawooD mot e j that the House now concur
in the amendments.
1 hi debate on the motion *TW continued at srimo
length, aad app aad by Mi tart i aderwood,r u ? m j g,
Milliner Gilbert, Van Valkenburgh aad others, on
the ground that they hold tbein<clres responsive to
their constituents aad not to the Senate and for
Srderiag What bo ?.< ainl printing the House migbt
deeni prc,p<r. The House should keep the control
o: ire mailer in its own hands . if the nrmbsrs of
the III use held OVW two years, as ia Senators.there
m.fht be some < quality in adopting these amend
men's.
Mr. fin.i.' kt said lie found that the membors of
diepraeadlng Legislature had voted Lneatselvw the
Ba vised Btaiutoi of t.';e Btab , tae Qoaatttatieaa] |
Deb ten. ti e index to the General La vs, altrge
BurabeT of copies of the Drturnentiry Hirtory of j
the state, and how many more l ooks he did not '
snow. He insisted uiion having the Berne privileges !
they .enjoyed, and wn* cow willing to grant lue I
s me to trie r.e*- members ef the Home
la snpeert of thoaaotloa ta eoncar? Mr Kara asid t
it Ciil not makt it i ie tit. a- the last Leg ahttare was
BXtravagaat ia voting books, that this Mould be.
Sorne'men love to nare their Bands in the Try iiury,
sun the oit.'rr they grow the habit often b." om-is
stronger It waa ao juetiAcattoa ta this llniseihtt
their predecersors ha 1 engaged, in a ?ort of whole?
sale plundering they anew what tnev wero to tv
osrve wbea thsy eaate bare, and be ani opposed to
robbing their own contingent fund to imse the u
i^ ltts an extra BOWpeasatlOB. It w is not the prinl
int: ot documents to which he so tnucii objecteJ,
but to tbe book? ft r members that h id cost the State
so much
Air. Mosn *aid, the Srr.a'e amendments were right i
ia principle, witboat aaj refereaea to w.i lanyprn
vstras I^auaturci have dona we can jastifvour'
wltes l.y relernng as a precedent to what our ure
deeaf ors have dor.e But is it righ* t The amend
ment made by the Senate was the stnaing- out of the
prt v,*ion in relation to ordering baokato the am . u.t .
of Site. Its mainnli.ieet was to prevent the ordering
Of large Btrrnbers Ol hooKs?such as the Natural ilii
lory of tbe State?bjl hasty legislators, involving, aa i
lia > did, an expense of g luoo i. It reiohrion? for i
H BtlBfef this kind rruld lie over hut onedav.H
aoant gtre time (or renacttoa. watok would of itself
pn real ti e ordering ot such uschrs n "
Mr Walsh won1'1 ; - ' 'urpnsed at any op
? .nose amii.dmtn's, did be not know the i
s< en t iafaenci ? winch were at srpvk ?as the gen'le- 1
man from Niagaia ( \lo>s) bad saitl me amend uents
urrt lo pteti Bt Imsiy and wnstcfal lenmlatioa. The
W* ??s that the documents and boons were for the
hj i ? fit Ol their poi.HlltUCIlta . thia waa mil -' ??
They were for the boaeflt ot the Aloanv printer.
He befted th it thi mewbora would pauie before tney
toted down Itere anteixlaaa.i.ta
The ijeestton was then taken on the moti< a to
coi enr n: ti.e ataendatentoi a?d lost by a lar?e
nwjortty.
aoTirrs to Tin: IllTBaaVCTIOM oi B1U4
B| Mr. TeCBBI. ka relation to the Mar:ee COBIt in
tu. < uv of New-York.
By Mr. Yen SABTvaanD( to restne religious cor
porMloE* in ae j.p^ir g arid holding re d es- ite
it) Air Baaar,relatlva to the Bowery Savings
B nk, in the City of Brook vn.
B| Mr. CesBiae?in Act to secure t ie safety of
ps'tcngeis on railroads.
By air. Jobbbob, ia relation to Rural cemeteries
in Kings at.d Quet ns ( cir tu s
IIv Air. MlLLINBB, far keeptog the State Canals in
rt i air by contract.
it Ml BkACKSTOMB, ia relation to the p:ij of Ju
r. m the Citj ot New-York.
By Mr. \\ Bl 11, to construct ahr^e over the Hud?
son Kirer at'A bar.y.
r.iLi.s i.m Bont c."ut>x jiorie::.
Ht Ml tPKairs?An act to ttro'ttorate the
Meohaatoaand rraders'Bavtags institution, Now
Votk
By Mr Ii reams?Aa act for the hett. r nrotec
tfeaal lue lit es of firemen, Ac, in tbe City of
Broofc yn
IU Mr.Kavts?To repeal the Isw in relation to the
Ktgtttry (.( .Manners, dc.
i'ostaok or aBMaaaa.
M r. Mil UBBB called up the toilowine resolution
" That the Coniro.ler be respectfully requested to
ooennnaieate toth.s House his laaaaaa for refusing
to pay the < tLclai postage of members of tue Legis?
lature, e. In e he pavs the private postage of 8t?te
fMBceraaad their families, as well as of clerks em
ployed la the State olflces."
Mr Vamsabtvoobd .noved that it Be on the table.
Lost
The reeetattoa w as adopted, and the House ad.
journto.
Tlie Bantheta >lail?NaTtBattaa at Ilaltlmere?
Fatal Accident* on tbe lee.
lAtnaaai, Tharadayi Jaa. it), IBM
TLe Southein maii lo uiyht bnnja uo'.uing oeyond
Alexandria.
Nat igatiOB fa the Ba> ban been partially resumed.
The steamer Kellet toeed up to day the scho ?uers
Lydia Cibbs. Anna Jenkins, and Marv, and tbe out?
ward bound Providence Packets, which have baeu
detained in Hie ice a: the mouth of the river for two
weeks past
i he Norfo.k rttamer also came to Annapjlis
to-day.
As a number of boys were skating in the dock
t<- i'hv, the ice ca?e way end some or tbem fell in.
Ilcniv Trimly ?? , also Joseph Saphas, (a
at ud man) whore rxrruooi saved two of tbebovs,
b l provid fatal to hirnst If.
Lutheran Cburch Destroyed.
Lbwistumi, Pa , Thursiay. Jan Kt, 1342.
The new 1. it?er.an Cnurcb in nua place, in pro
gr<-s of erect on. au I within about two weeks of
rcuiplction, was ei covered tobe on hre about 10
o'clock la-1 night, and, in spi'e of a l efforts to tare
Baal :. Ii destroyed Tbero wa? an inaurance
of gs.otnontbe baiMisg. Tne Are is supposed to
he the work ..f an instLdiary
Damacf ?-Kinkel, ate.
Bsltivubb Thursday, Jan Mt
Mr rhsrle? Black, o' New-Orleans, has recovered
4 n.ti .? carnages from the Carrolton Railroad Com
(?y or the bri at.ug <>f the legs of his son by an ac
ci. tl: upon that r.<ad. .
Pr Kinkel in a sj>eecb in New Orleans, denies
t. ai e h..: any raaaectfcea with the German Auoli
t. 8 ."> t\ in New-Yoik
The City of Wheeling baa subscrtSal $50,000 to
U e Bkm k I t ;l,e 1 o .isv.lie Kailroad Company.
Bants Legislature.
Bwtaa, l'nurscav. Jan 29,1S51
.a l.ivf a.me to-day a bill wae rep orte 1 to
Btoorporatetne " Boa?,.n and New-Orleans Steaas
ahip t cnapan) .*' With a capital of Bl.nOO.OOt)
Koasuih In Cleveland, Ate.
Clkx klabp , Thursday, Jau *>. Is41.
Room* have oetu taken for Koseutb and suite at
the Wee eel. Hansa, ia anticipation of tys arrival
Turner's Funeral.
? BvaLaan, Taareday? Jan- BK MBB.
Thayanaa Baal Tu ner, who was killsd at the
|r< l. tBiadty, [Bat Buffalo as be'ore reported ! on
Ttierday night, was burred this afternoon Tfce
1 bl fk l Bit]. .it turned out ea masse.
BfarheU-kTortse"** TV^cves*
i isct.skati, Thursday. Jan 2V, ls??.
!'n msiobs are ia good demand . half a BMtoaa
lb*, ol et) salted MBaT sold at diSittl cts for Sias?,
and &lfu H cu for Saou'ders 500 bbl* pnm* Labd
biougbi "i cts 8ight Exciiabvb on Nsw-York H
l.i |> en'. ;iremiam
The Weather at Cincinnati.
_ Ciucinsuti, Tnnrsdar, Jaa t9. MJ3
we?tb?r continues warn. ia?rin.?irnter 6J"?
s:>ove rero, ihe rirer i evertheless it sti.i closed.
Municipal Fl"-tien?.
?' H I.eatherman (S.eithern Ri^htO hii
beta cro?en Mavnr of WtaMrsIHa, Mm., by a
x te af (iO to .11 for l)r Davi! H?!t.
'? taria DongisM (Whig) hat bam t^bodaa
'? Maror of Midd'etown. Conn.
Joseph M. Brrk has. beea chosen M-.v R af
I'ort Malison, Iowa.
H.nry r. Brown has been chosen Mayor o!
GraBB liar, Wj?
Dr. S. p. Hn!t has baaaj alee* I Mayor of
j Montgomery, Ala . orwr aaTaral npp ncnt*.
G'HKiariA* AMiSi.Avr v CeWaMmeej
I tar Wise o.xsr*.?A call for Christians of all de
! ronimations to a?sen. ) ? at Waukeshaon the Is*
I Tuesday of February, to boM al An* Sj tvery
Convention, has been issiled.
Am ir. Hujujarv.?The citizens of Terre
I inte It r! . held a sympathy nice: Jan. 10. String
resolutions were adopted. Another meeting has
been held at Iudtanap iba
In Ohio. Koasuth meetings hare been recently
held at Oarrlia, Xenia, Warren. Co umb ts, College
j Hill, (Hamilton Co .) and a collecting Committee is
at work in Arhtabuia Co. Two meetings hare beon
held at 8andmky. The meeting at Nuryrus, Craw?
ford Co.. wa* a spirited affair. Meetingi hare also
been held at Painesvnle and Salem.
a Koss'ith meeting was held at Wmkegan, 111..
Jan.13
The Finance Committee af Monti -ello, Sulliran
Co., N V . hare been quite successful m raising sttb
s< rit'icns.
A Workingmtn's Association has been for,ned s;
I'lttstorj. P<?. said association to commence the first
of Fahrea/y next, and continue four montas ; the
object helBf to ra>?e funds 'or the at 1 of Hungary,
euch member to pay t..e sum of t weuty-five cents
monthly or mora if they desire
A great KoatBth meeting has been held at Spring?
field, IU. A Oers .. Bteethjg at (.'alena expressed
the warmest sympathy for Kot&uth and the cau.e of
Hungary.
Kossuth resolutions have been a {opted by both
MaBOBBI of the Ohio Lrgttlature,
aaloatasJasgja.
CT Th. office of Dr. C. Webber, Rox
btiry, Mass , was burglariously eniercd oa Monday
night last, ai.d robbed of $2.20') iu cash and $ I JJBS in
notes o' hand
rv?" 1 hiiiv-six bodies. LuTe been recov?
er, d fiom the wreck of the steamer De Witt Cimton,
whiefe sunkafeu atilee below MatanhisoaMoaday
las'.
I . A larjc whale wast pr-eti to spout two
or f ree time* oft Baadwiftl Harbor (Maat.)OB Sal'
urday Intt Her pot out to sea before the whtlemert
had an opportutn y bo pet their harp mtij into him
t P, Miller, a FOUBff iirintor, died at
Pittrbi rgh ihe othet day, of lead fever,eeatraetad by
tlha ractiea of putting tyoe la his mouth
I t"' The hailn.r of Bdgartoari (Martha's
Vint yard) at last accounts remained entirely closed
by ice, extending as far out as Cape Pago
Mr Beeb i, ol rVeat T roy, lo>t I J,!)'''1
worth of lumber by fire on Tuesday night lass. Falte
insu-e'
I .\ ii, t.i ii..Hied Clark h is Seen arrested
on charge of a murderous assault on Mrs Snyder,
wi'e of a hotel keener in Middlcbaush, K. Y
ft?* Mis. I Oakea South at lecturing i?
PrOTsdaaea, II 1 ? set ? afaaaoed*' 1 Womanhood,'
?*>j rnimat.it)r.' ?
AiR. Everett's LbcTI Bl ? The 1'reniont
Temple was crowded to it? BtOtoel oa.iteity last
evening, with an audience eager to hear Mr Cver
ett'i adoraaa before tha Mercantile Library A ?so na?
tion. Tit* ?Sirasa csswasasajq ut o ????. n <?: meets
i ?v.iv p, Aiwcr.oa. and of tnr pruwraai of Llar..^?.,,
cmigratTon to Una continent fiom the t ine of Colum?
bus to the. presrnt day. This eheteb was ?killfullv
ii??11 IU,U vivuiiy painted AltBOOgh t'ie suoject
wa- * v,.st and comprehensive on?. it was so treated
that, without beini? a bare skeleton of a loa- du
. ourao,oi w tihasot m aaMag t" bare ans uagllad nans,
iht address was coli? tad and clear Tne aoiahi
chiefly dwelt aaoa were theimmtnte raaacittaaof '
this continent lor receiv.ns, fie oi>;ires?ed and die
iresaedol foieign coan briet Um an ran taget whaoh
their stttlemci t here conferi npaa the eoaotrroa
tne *hoie, and taa ooaasqaeat daty irhieh aafwieaa
uj on nl to reieire thini warmly und provide for
their sepport-evei al de risk, for laatanos, of ?-x
paa0ai| more than OtU jus*, p h'ou her? hi Mai
laehaat Ba on Pauper E aabllabiDe&ts and Chantaaie
[Bstita?oaa, wkatfi a.c raal ly to be fined o> eun
gn ut.
" i he- a'l 'rr-.s ? oatafatad a great amount ol informt
ttea aad eatartahjiaeat tt eoeopled aa houi and a
half in do?Tery, bat tha lecture ruse! no aotei Tha
attentioa aad uaiarast of the large attdianst tttd aot
apm tr to tlsg during the whole time.
There weie a number of distinguished gentteaea
preaeal upon the plathnna . amoni; tftami we noticed
Dot. Boutwe'i. Judge Wiiie, Preetdeat Quinsy,
Hod. Kufus Choate and Hun Stunet V Kl?t.
Hill Jenny Lind was aleo [.resent aatoag ths au
dieme. 1 Boston Advcittscr.
I't.n.NSYl.vama LbOISLATVBB-Yester?
day, in the Seriate, the Secretary of the C imm?m
wealth being introduced, presented a rne?saio from
the (inventor, retnrniag with his ohjamiaai the sap
pi111:?11 to tne act incorporating the Hanover Ur ?uch
Ka ro ui Company, au'.h riiing the Coatpai y to nor
row noniy The objectionswsrato ?uit be con
ooitrod a defect in the provn iraof the mil, in no:
?? Mm IhM the amouul of the .-, .t | ,tei ut tOO 1 > ill
0 $100,000 so as lo prevent coruscates uadar thit
,i. t fre'in betrg used as a circulating me ! urn
Tie bill was subsequently taken up, ths defect
re-i tdied. ai.d the till re passed.
CITY [TIMS.
RASUE Or THS THSRMOMKTBB.
At i J PtlsfssCtffsinsttf fjaaehd Clerl ? Ml WtU it
? oag. ta m ieaa. ip d. i p m.
laaaatyal.M 17 4? 43
-a
l kmi'Shance ?See the adyertistinent of
a iiieling "n Saturday evening in the T arelftvst
Ilsitisttturch.
Iialian Ohkka.?La Favonta at the
Astor-plsce Opera Ho'itethis evswng?Sieflsaone
ss Lei nora.
AST1?t>' Lai SB ?This eveamg, at Niblos, .Vwms,
with Ro?* Da Vrtes as Norma and Bosio as Adal
tn?? _
III s. Korkest.?We are daatTBd to mnke
to tbe public tome explanations in reference to '.he
appearance of this lady upon the stage, which is an
uoui red for Monday evening next Fr^m aa early
sge it his been her stroiar desire to enter upon ths
ggaaaatfc profesr'on, but the controlling mfluenje af
fin. os has prevented Fur tbe p*>i two years,
however. th:s desire has bten transformed luto a
tied determination and, as is well known to the
public, her debut was finally announced for tae *'.tt
of December last. Tne approach of tne re ent trial
postponed .he execution of this engagement, but the
engagement was continued. Tne trial his involved
heavy expenses, which remain as a debt agatnat
her and veiy near re.a'.iros, whom circumstances
have made altoge'h-r dependent upon Mrs F irratt,
require money to meet the urgent demands of neces?
sity. In new of all the: -.- facts, and of the fact that
tbe allowance awarded a J *t\ is no; yet aj. us
nble, and may net he 'or some time to come, ehe
feels herself i?i ,trar r ' at ou -e to fulfill tne eu
garement ab re referred to (wh.:h she wiuld oth?
erwise prefer further to pos'i>ane 1 at the s?me time
tj at slie enters upon a profession wntck, from a nat?
ural taste and attroctioa. the bas hahj srisied to pur?
sue. We are also desired to s*y for ihe informatioa
0 the pnbLc, that it is not her tutetCton peraimettt
ly to appropriate to her own use the income waica
she may r.ceive from ihe estate of Mr Forrest, ll
so ords with her per? nad sentiments to rely on her
, wn exeiti ns for ber support and that of those d>
1 aadaal apoa her, aad to devcte that money to '."ia
?i? of tintea who are not ails 10 BBJ port thsnaaires.
Wa undersiand it ia her hataattoa 10 gira a portion
it to the charitable fuad af the DtaaeaMa *? ? 11 >
tun, and a portioa to the ber.evi.ert inst tivoa .i
hu City kaoaa v>' u ?-? :
Hbai.th OmMftV--Tbe RuH ef Health
fcor.*!?inig of tbe members o' tbe Co-naim Ceaaiil
?nd the Mayor) met last eve*Hr>t;, aad unanimously
appointed Dr Alei F Taeae Health Olaaarai iteita
Is'srd, v teirt by the 'r ttn of Or Dune. 'Tas ap
aabaiMM ef Hea!t*i OrRrer 11 made by nomin r.mn
I oftjje Qaaeaaari wimae concurrence of tae Senate,
j The Board cf hea th tn ibb me in time hare p i wer,
j ?? b) this rate, ero fern. to fili a ?aranoy. The mi
, jor.tyof Ibe Staate axe adeem ta polities .to tt 9
< o\ernor, and there i? a possibility of opposition a?
to a i.nmiraUon CrnSH another appointment in lo
mae'e by tt ? Ci.rcrrijr ir. i Si.-.ate trie present ajt
pnittment aril I atand.'
Ihk K\B(t-TioNH. ?i'p t,t 10 o'clock l**t
night we had not baud of any interpjs.tion of taa
Governor m b.-hail of inner Keilly or Grunttg.
Snou:.: iioiot einve this morning, they mutt bvia saf
fir death at 11 o'rlock.
*de*~ >v? ?aM the aataaaaaa of tha love.-s o~
ciaaaical music to Mr. E.sfeUi-? q urteile Soiree
w ruch takes p.a -e a: tbe Apollo R ?otiis this eenanegj
The pertortnar.ee wt'l consist of a quartette by
Mozart, a trio by Heuselt. ani a ;uarteite by llsyda.
Those who hire ever been present at Hkeaa
delicious Concerts, kt iw wi.H whit feeling and t>er
fection these work* wtll bn ren 'erei r>y Mr Kisfetdt
and his aateclatee in their kin 1 tary cannot be ex
celled. Mrs Henry (' Watson is the vocalist BBj>
gagtd for th.s evening
Mbj pai Al< hkmv.?Tliis Mbjaet, vlj eh
is suited by its very name to awaken tbe curiosity of
the public, is beginning to assume a p-ominent place
an.org the nesretttei of the day I n leg the auspices
of PriftlinrTTlUlBBBB. who-e lecture* in B'.cecker
Btnl ng are attended by large audi-n. es, an ongi
Bal and striking ?>t> ?m of mental philosophy is tn a
OQUltO ef eipesttbia. The lecture last evening, on
the t oai.e. lion between the mind aud ne'vous sys?
tem, thow.;..* the reaction of tbe former, as an iinie
DCI rat, Tita] force on the physical organization,
p-t ?< Lted ia iBelli live riew of the subject, aaJ
waa m tamed wttfe evtdeal ability Professor Wil?
li.... ibeeey It bo means a repetition of the
\ . ri prtatated by pmular le turers ea Electrto !
r?\ch..:cgy, Animal Magnetism, Biology, and the !
like, hut an independent system, in wh'cb tbe dis
tmct entity of the muid holds a prominent place Ha i
explains his theory with great clearness and force' I
and illustraief it by a variety of experiments, which |
h'. ?.;Mn iy c ,nous and amusing Bta next lecture |
t. ?? * [n ice to-morrow-night, at Bleecker Building,
I. raer of Bleeehur and Morton-sts..) and, judging
from hi* performance last evening, will richly re
w .rd an attendance
-? a.
The Y\ky.?Further Particulars?Tlie
ore broke rut ia Ifo. 17 Nettaavel , onthe. third fljor
Thebntleine. which was a very large one, compru
iDi* ore large store on N issati st and anotner oa
Liberty St., *\o 56 it was owned by James Siiydarn
Tne windows a ere covered with iron shutters which
'he hren.eu had some dilliculty in opening. When
th? re were uafaitaat1 to as to almil water from the
erginte, the .'lames had made sich progress that the
u.ost strenuous exertions to lavethe building proved
unavailing. Ttie fire also communicated to No 5*?
Lib. rty-st , wl.ich was a'so nearly destroyed Tne
heat v? as so great that most of the gl iss in the win.
do*s of the building No 53 l.'oerty, on the N. I
coiner of NatSBB St., was melted, and the wood?
work took firs several times The oc upants,
Messrs Converse, Todd A Qiaydta. dry good*
dealere; Mr John L BfJJtBary, ref older ani re*
peak BT, and Mr. CltveUnl, keeper ot a Hierein,
t ie agency, ha-! their prcperty damaged to a con
s deraMo amount by water, and the upptr part of the
building, which htloig* to the proprietors of The
aVsssang IVst,area also injured. I he stocks m the
f'..lloe>irg dry ;to>d* stores in Liberty st., viz: No
It, MaailI Bartiett dk Oeedrtth an ! C Maaa No?
il, .Meura Malcolm i Caul, a Jacobi a Co., and
Burchant, Nartbrop a Co , Ne. M, W lUrnes.V Co
ant.' I'. M fopei .t Co. a id No 5t, Ito'ni.s.fn A lley
i ol i. aad t.car .V. Ilisley, were more or less injured
by water, and perhaps the aggregate damage in these
? ???aUsfcfsewtS liy this means will not ba to (r??tn
'-*t tr tatrtr tlniaaaB teller- Tt*wesi*? atw ?>*
Maaren at, winch adjeiaed that of Meters. Ii tstmr*.
Lib' c> A- ( ?> w .? . eiuged with water, win. 'i tve 1
the baUdiag, bat his probably dsntagad a early tat
who'e of Ihe extensive stocks of the OrTSBpSBll.
Msssn a .< B .s. hcitlip, Oersaaa importers of
hosiery,ehe.,aad Mes?rs < .??? r... .. i
erstafai y dry goods The former Arm are insure 1
to. sataoaatal gieuoiM m variousaa*ktta ta tans
(lit, Boston and I'liliatelphla. .... i MSMtrt COBtBtOB
a Turaar ara also fully laaarsd 01 the three baii.i
lagst (atioyad b) the fire, aa pj'tion ti< oeen Is t
standing, all the walls having (aller la Ie Iht ot
up< ii whlck i.n > lerBecrly ?u?ud.
Tne amount of ii.turai.ee upon the. pr ipertv de.
Strayed and damsged a', ibis fire will 00 > <ual 1., MU
Cmaaasrnsal artiue.
Kossi.th Fobs ?VV? hare reeeiree' the
following additional contributions for Kosmth tad
Hun an Freedom
w Reyae ds.$1000
a Suwcnber, Worm, Del.. 10 0)
W. W. Litllejfia. Allegac, Vlica_ I 00
.W. ?. .Marsh, North Clarendon, Vt... Id M
How 10 ClTBB SmiP KevKit.?Tlia fol?
lowing letter is published tn The I'eip'.t t .lf?J?.;a(
A'n/. rsr, l oi
"I Evta BeerrraL, Brawaksw Hill, Liverpool, /
Nor 3U, |-i|7 \
'? I have treated seven hundred cases of the
meref/orm ol Fh*tB - Chr mo iherratlly?with ex
traorc.irary success Tne general tn utility of Liv?
erpool has been ore in six. My deaths have been
omy one ui ten and a hall Tnia n-. a great ditfer
ei cf \ ours, smcerelv,
f W Oasrr, M D
Dr Sam! Dicksoa, London "
Mr John Findlay, Hurgeoa in '.he British Navy,
wnteain the same journal, fron tbu coast of Africa
?? Epidemics we do not lace? and although n it
molested with talaaaaa or Bhasata, we nave a far
kercer eneniy to OuBteas' with la tie shi^e ol run m
raaaltteat letc i wont t an snip fever.) peculiar to
tht tropics During the last tiree moniris, 1 utve
had sixty-six esse*, u . ~ ? tassng BUS I nave ?>: i k
entirely to Dick?oo's ;cnroeo taerint!) prar.iae
None of yeur bieetiing, leeching, salivating, aad
dru-gicg ?
The Lat* Db. Doabb ?At a kneeiiaf
of the Board of llealtr, held at the Ci v Ball, I in
uary 2V, l?52, the followuig I'reamb.e and Resolu?
tion* were unanimously adopted.
p V. VaLsariNS, Clerk.
eVasre.!?, An allwise Ffof;deu:e Das reaioved froaa
the scene of hi* BMfalneei Dr A Ndaei Doaae,
ate Health Ofhcer- I 'be City at New Y >rk, wio
teil a victim ui disease onrrac.ed in tbe ta lhf.il
and tadsfaiigabla dunhargc of bit duty . au 1 woeists
thia Board, deeply sen*ibie of the huh personal and
professional character of t?e deeaase.1 -bis superior
enduwnents and coiiscier.tions falllbBBBt of Bis
trust Therefore
Fr.uU-d. Tha- th'* B*?r.i h?* leS'OS I w r|, ds?l' reg'et
lb* Iteeeseeftbs Dr A astBoyDeaae,HetutaOBV
si . I e Citr "f New-Y rk. woo tiled ?? '? eaesg*^ <e
maraaafalBeri raseaeeel iBedeasteef a ? pvtiletueraee.
? f ? 1 tei. i n'l I si '
lj ot ' lie iJecesstJ Bl i^eauieacs in ta? irte^?.rs?l* h?*s
IBav baa* t ifta I e.l
Besnieed. Thf ? co-.y ? l th* aVv* rsie >. i*a be Ua?e
?ntted to he fsm.rj "I <ks decessed
Alter which ^ i OJl-j pre?ertel the fo.lowtng
resolutions, trhleb ?*re d -1 lasaan -niy adopted i
n-ch'd ITaalBsBeeeeaaaeeel*etwa M*Maa. **o il.ef
: be kttnsed .s ? at*.. D A e?..e.r t. Ifswhe w aad Be
, ler?tT .,p...at?e- H*-I.a offl e. ? ?* C y of flew
y/ik in toe If* f Vr A ad.sy I) kaee, tteeeuel?
A^seatd 1 Bat ts* Cloih be ?a? Be u b*.s!>, d.rsctsa to
?..,..,D- Alexsaee.r Taeae ?f aw an ?tat steal ?.s.io
rsu'se -ait.e I? be t.?uAisl.*t :u lb* ?? ?sps*ei* ee?
e!or?< rtae0***f*snaaata.
Prankp oi- iHt He? DbHOB ?A j-etitle
m?n of jndt.ubted veracity sea.is at the (oilowiag ;
Paiwng along < anal f. en Tnursday uormag I
tacouaterwd acrowdof per? .ns Cepoostt* in opne*ie
taaaahada lire ra; la a wire itap wni a if.e>
l a.' apparent > laUira'.rd with cam^nets to tbis
tf.ey applied a liahted mat' b.an'1 opening tne do or of
tr?r traptbe BBftlf BBtt ncUm of their cru? itF s lined
cut sn entire mass ut natnee, en luring, of :our ?e, the
ii -st t.r rnb'e sgony. aai pursued by the br ite* m
b .men form yeilmg lUe a set of intuniteO dernon?.
st o evincing tu liirestaa -ns f tse m .*'. ravage de
beat The Holy Scn^.ares inform u* th* t 'tne
?iaresof the earth are luU of ue h',?itat!Oi.? Bl
ciueuy " It would seem that sotae ?f tbe m>re
.t/uwrnalre-poitioniare not entirely * xempt Cont?
inent is unaece*.arr I will onlv add, that each
reeee*. n concectioB wtth taemu'.ders. brutal out
, cndiary tree which are now of daily
occeir. nee in Una City, farmeh *n*"er for .enows
-onaiee.atjon *ai a.*rm every wetl-reguiatea
mind
RtAT E?TAr? ? Trv? toltntrm.? aaeaaj
made oa ike ?J iom
n fjmnIs*** I ?? M .? i 14 ( ?,.? ,,. v
Swata Sad 1st Wj M7 Or***W r* ?1. Sl '**
II ???'. r.%r ? . , . , , , ?? , n | ?f,, '
MfUntttriet ll ?: Wa< .1111111 . *s?4
It,, v. ill Walk* tt. ?7?
IWj?)J n r,?t th. ruirr ,,? aid tt . .
{?>? oa 1 Im .. .l t< a
im-.j;*a:?c >?;??.,**'*'*
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id*, law. .. 9
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Id* to., ?>??-.. * . , ***
I kW SB 4th av , adjwuuo?tfe*abuva .TT.
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1 <l* ?? Stli ?: . aJjcMu.n? . .
'' Uta aa '> h tt . do saca fix.
. Jo do . ??,-& $ 1
?d*. do. do., a.oa Ma...
aa at do.
la* . d? d>.
' ' ' d* Jo.,
J?v Ctit 4 CktJton
ib-- ?Ur? tinrt h u.? ?rd I .1 ..u Watt??-*? h*.
????aw H??ut ' rtmn.:, |**tb M> wir? -
. $M?i
? ???11 haaaaa aaJ*tatM. reausj *mU$jom ?tot
i oaki) or 8vFBBviaoaa?lataratJaa,?
s-**,i 1; ,? t ? [j ralaiaaa la tit* ? aavoatioa od the
Bute Supfl rntfii aal, ss t.. $> o.m? t>etii< tae quota
?* v:' Coantj ol New-i ab taa 'tee order
I S'sled that the law ha> been eoiist.t, real aa 1,0 ao
piteaole to bat to go into efect for irsit, u*
laar Baaatf beoa uataaj la kpr? ot laat yeai and
????'??a "aeorj rear hereafter, a ? \ teieiratshte
caanmantcation waa had * tht'.i-s atosjaperiii n
ent. and n.> sola ttass witn the view
?*???*??? Hoot., ?\ eoaomutsteettea as as taaaaaaal
front the iCommissi .iti< a > area to h lading tha
Atarttoi.- the tseesstnent R 1 ? although the)
williag. at all timta to fu?ni?rt a .sirs ts .t ?
The Committee oa a.at) tatnaa 1 'ep >r-.* 1 thai h
I w ill facin tab th. Utei t ? . ? g them bare aaa
j o.d hoots Mi.h alwaya having been done in ttieCoa
Uo'ler and offered 1 reeolti loo * n h was a tooted,
thatlheTax Comraoetonert t>* dire, ted to furaiah
the Aaaestort with 1 copi of a. alttwattona and
ciHniges made ia Iba tateeameat R0II1 for isji.m
(?oner??d >s} the Ii .od ot gajMretaora 1 Ith Ju --if
that tear
'* IM Darr oiVrtd a reto ution ot in ;airf
? ??>??!.'? I itdiaaaji
inaucat ftom as 11 a t gdoptad
a toll al - I v..?tr mi I ^ at order**, to be paid?
auriooeoi F tl >;mi, raaanad \ojonrned.
AtiRfN. irr.it P.MgBZZbCalCBrr.-.foabwk
Perrtv.e, a elork .n tha en ,>:oyo< Me?a.-? Clark'
?Teelhi?, of No* 10 and it MenthaatV K
(Waat tt.) wan ye.-ter.tay arraabad, chara-ed ?
in riihu' the teat oi #'.'v> ''J. wh'.-ri n 11 kex*^
paM lo h.iii by W.n S.iiith, Bt J . ?I New Have-l, fur
his en jili-)? f?. The accaaad, it it allege.!, aave a
tei eifif Jair the money, bat faded t.i ha ? t it orer to
ihi Ina He waa taken be'ore Ju-iti.-e ii. i.'rue aad
committed to priaon for tiial.
???
A( ( IPKM ?I i \ Die.iw.Ntii.-Tlifr boly of
an unknown man, ab aal BS veart o' age, waa found
yeeterday BMtninc ia tha doek at the toat ot Jana
?on tt , K. R Trie CatOBai lielJ an BMaaat, and a
verdict el accidental dr..w mug eraa raoetaiad >v the
Jury. The deoeaiQd h.'re the xppearanceof being a
Cerman, and lud otco in tha water a'oout tau da>a.
Fatal Acvidwit.?C iroaari Iti*? yet.itar
da> alteim on lob! aa mq.ie.st at the houae Mo 51
EmiBroadway, upoa tae bo > ol \ir PatarOraat,a
native of fffftrtlaa , tnyearaoi ago, whoao Wt in**
?lav eientng ac'.mentally fell iiow.i tne basement
stairs and wjs drwedfulfy injuied lie was I iimedl
alely p.aceO under the care of l>r J laaot R WohI,
but icmamed insensi >le up lo tha tune of his death,
which "i earn d a '?* boari after the tall. A ver tint
in accordance with the abovefaotl a ?1 rendered by
the Jury.
* ' -
ThTBIT A i ilia: PlBB ist N AsiAi-it P,?Mr.
James Koiey, Boroeaaaol Bagtaa I'ompaayNo. 4,
arresteO. at H 0*0lock ?es er.'ay BaOfaaaf, al tbe
nie in Naataa-at. a follow with twa large rolls of
i.a r rope, wortk abovl BBS, la his poaaeatlua. whi >b
be waaaboatrttaataajni with Mr t haadadatai
1.ver to trie < .re o' i i|it lltl.l.i, of ths K.lleenth
.Ward, and be was lucked up lor *ianimation Aa
owaer la waabtd for tha raaa [at)ulra uiaeJeiier
?OB Maikei Police.
-?av?
Im sk PBBTBalBBI?A blacli fellow,
nhineo Alaaaaatat JaaBaoa. was yesterday arreste.L
, nur?. mwttmmmMt is ?>? 'IWlOStS tlornS in ihe Btt>
leei.tli Wa'O, sod oblaining ^<ki !s under ?ftmu
tiv w as sent fur tn?m ny eitfeuent h'entleinen 0?.
loiistu it to tne Ualeeratty Uta plaa ??f operattaa
was lo fiel sott ja raaa 10 so a ith biet to tne door of
ni- 1 aivaraatgi a aa he would laka tha good! from
bim uadei pretenaei ' hai.uing ikeaato me aaraaa
ay whom bt waa aeat, and leaviog ta< dapadelarB?
wattiiiK biaretara al ma door, wotaM aaaaa tints
., ? alia bta jsiiiadef'tbiOBgh a rear door He'waa
tafcea 10 tne ieaTaraoa P011 t Court, wbaa agveral
persons appeared an 1 idoanfsd kiaa. Jastioe
Ule.ikii > tttrtaiaifiad mm lo aaewei tne charge.
AiiBafPTBO Svioioi ?A yoaaaj (Jer
insti, Itemed loatph fowr, attempted yest-rday
uornii p to 1 omatit suicide in hu work-ahoOi in the
rear 1.1 .Nu 111 Woostorat., nv aatttag kit tnreat
arttharaaor. i>r D*nght was called la aad draeaad
thi tsoaarJ, after wbtoB tha patieal s?< imu.neii u
the >r - ? \ ork Hoapital, w i(,trn iu? re orrry is c oa
Bt'fueii doubtful. From a let er whn-fi was found
near htm hi the 1 me. it is wppoead tn i asaanaaBB1
ateot in an aaTatr of the kaart led nun ta aaaaa 'he
rash Btlaaipt upou hit life.
AiiiiKAvATKii Assault.?A man narae4
James HaiBJ was veit.i.iay arrested by oil. rr
Roa'h of ths Sil .. nth Ward, a-- 1 witn beiug
one of the patty win, ... 1 .,t Sunday aightbroha
open the cab a of a sloop i| lag at tne foot of Cbart
lota ti .Noitn li ver, aad rtalatad the person of a
mulatto afoasaa named Maua I. Ja'kson, wife of
tn* ataabar of the boat, lie was bold foreiaml
aattaa
Kikkman Imjukbd.?John Tuleiy, a fire?
man BtBaehed to Ki.? no Co, No t? was severely
11 ;ureo in the bai k. at Wi i'clo :t yasstt lay oiormng,
bt a fragateatOl the wall of Doremos v s m i
store faluag apoa hnu At ia? i'm* of the fa.liag of
the wali, Mr. I ut?y was . neJ in dirooting a
- tie.mi ol water from t.ie hot* pipe into tae window
it the burning baildoti Its wa, teavayatl to the
New York Hospital. Mr ; resides at He 114 De
lam y st
*
SaTBtaca VaLL?A yoiin^ aaaa nainedl
Patrick KhafBaa. lesiding in Washingtoo-?t, a ess
King, wbii* at the aerate *?( aTadaaB ami enntto
ptiei n< .sipped upoa the lee and fell, fratturiog
me righ'arm in Ihres pa, u He was tiaea to the
Nialb Ward Peltea Bbmao, where the nones were
set b) In Prank 10, aller wbioh he was r*osov*4
to bis icsiueoi ?
A iTfcMPT a I [as s.Mil.tMiiM ? An atterapt
was ma > at an rany Bout yesterday morutag ut east
fire to the dwelnns; No 2'ft Tnnd *v. some
-< ??mCref, what ptocWd saaeaagS under th* stairs of
tbe lirtt story, ano then set Sr* to theo, Tu? Matube
swoke tr? masalae. who sooa sstutguishad tn*
fl.-rnes The rascal eaca.ied
BROOKLYN ITEMS
SiL'de.i Or t 11115 Ok. HEk.cnr.K'sj Ohijroi.
?Last Bight a respectab.e old Presbyterian Minis
ter, Ker. t L Skinner, visited the Plyssouta.
< hurch,(L?r. Heecher's) Brooklyn, for the purpoea
of Ustea.-ng to tbe LaaSsjsaol flsv. Mr. Ex^lsstoa
on lbs Pilgrim P eher a. BBd snort y after ne was
sealed he taddaaly di?i i appear* that he lota
bit restden -e, .No 24 II Jite . -^i*.-?;, Ui eiaiyn, in a
.-t?te of apparent beaith I it bag n*e day he bad
e*ea paid a nail to New York. Wnsn he entered
the Chuich he appeared q^ite vivacious, aad leok.
ais scat with grsa'. aase, -saor'.lr J er kg*, daughter,
who arcompai tad him, observed him ibi line for
w ant. batthtnbtai he w*? aw.,t to taas od fus r?>
ber thoes, Hie took no 'sun- roeticaOl bim.
He reman ed lor a m.uui* or two ia this positi??.
aad me voiuig bsdraasshotohaat, not iaaaaaaaasaaa
.wer. rihe Uten *ho*,k biaa. ^1. Ba ling aaaraawaai
movement, she asted a gentleonsa toJ*'^ B',n'
. 1 i wis foonc tfiat ne was c*ai. Tha aaaa^waa
earned fi; m U>* church into the reatry, and oaea
^11 ail/* t* was proaouticed to haie die! from du
bni for u ?ny ?ears resi led si Pr sat - ugb kilagwaaf
( ouliv. Man lead, weich pUee he ief. last spring,
aide ?e la leite ta Brooblya He was Al years
of age, a..d .s said to hare been a rery woiliy teaa.
Tug Pilokim Kathebs ?A Lecture wan
de-?terea laat night in Rev Mr Breche; s chursb,
Brookun. by Rev. N 11 fggaaasa, 'V'? ??
of the Portio Father. Tn. . nurck w-a. weU -Bod
and the audtense number^ *V>ei? J.? to.
nm r ?- -?e in aataaaaaaw aad saag aess
? . __^B fthe pleasure a*d
e,y *?<*?^'??Z Th* .sctare w?lia
tmut?scent of tne c?mp??r
U^td to w.'b arest aues.M*a wnd wsa full of .?ter
ast. A report of it will be aiveo ta tv teeaiaa.,
Bdiu'aa

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