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BALTIMORE UIMITKD FIRE DEPART-MKIMT. ThAnnmml mBPfinif of the Standinc BALTIMORE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, NO. 24 SOUTH STREET. AGAINST LOSS OR DAMAGE DY.I' IRE, in the city or country, on the various descriptions of property. THE SUN.

ALTIMOKE, THURSDAY, JAN' Vg, Jg Thi Daily Increase is thk Circilation of shs Scs renders it poaitivelj necessary that tf-e payer should be put to press at an early hour; therefore, nil who desire to have their advertisements appear the following morning in the entire edition, must leave Ihem at the office in rood season. New Pcelications We have received from Messrs. Burgess, Taylor Sun Iron Building, a copy of an excediugly valuable book, entitled "Women of Christianity, exemplary for acts of piety and charity; by Julia Kavanagh." This volume is published by Appleton in beautiful styie, abounds in biographical inforrration, and of the most exemplary kind. "Appleton's Mechanics' Magazine and Engineer's Journal" for February, a first class serial in tbe range of subjects to which it is devoted. "Yankee Yarns and Yankee Let Kossuth and Lowe.

Tha Long and Kossuth correspondence, on file at the Navy Department, having been called for by the House of Representatives, will be published in a few days. It is stated that Com. T-Jorgan will be found to have written with great ireodom and trepidation. He addressed letter Consul Hodge, of Marseilles, from Spezzia, in which he makes this remark: The very devil seems to have possession of this man Kossuth. He is perfectly ungovernable and self-willed." It is also stated that whea Captain Long arrived PROPERTY AGENCY.

The undersigned, having entered into the PROPERTY AGENCY, flatters tha, being a practical mechanic himself, whoever mav favor htm with their business he wall be able to give general satisfaction. He will attend to Leasing Lota, and attend to House" erected on advances; buy and sell llcue? and Annuities; and coilect Ground and House Rents. I have now FOR, SALE two Hounea on Lombard street, West 01 Fremont, opposite Rev. Mr. McFar-1 -iii's Church; one House o'u tsiies street, between High and ExetPr streets; three small Houses, in Burgundy al'ey, at S27S each, $'12 Ground rent; one on Republican street, near th Rollins street market, at $350, (ground rent 26,) with five rooms.

JOHN MIOVVACKE. Property Agent. OFFICE, No. 68 HANOVER STREET, next door to Justica Penineton'B Office, or at my residence, No. 159 S.

ICjSTiCEETj j29 UTTEK, FLOUR, CLOVEKSEEll, 1.50 X. kegs Giades BUTTER, part prime, and 1 bbls. Family. ExiraandRye FLOUR, very cheap, for la-kers mid lainilies; 2-0 buahels prune New CLOVER SK EO, in lots to suit; Colfee; Teas; Sngare; new crop Orleans ftloia8ei; Domeatio Liquors; Saik, very low. For Bale by JAMES J.

LAWN, )2 tf 159 and i North Howard etrest. SUGARS, MOLASSES, Superior new crop New Orleans Hugar, 6J; Cuba do. 5 best crushed 11 lbs. for lyl; Cuba Molasses, 2-5 Sugar-House do. Sic; Switt-'s New York Syrup, 37i; Rio Coffee, 9 a 10 Koatted 12i superior Young Hyson, Imperial and Biack Tea, only exa fine do.

75 eta In store and for sale by BARLOW ft. LAWKJSNCE. No. 46 North Paca street. i2a tfr Committee for the election of officers will be held at the City Hall.cn THIS Thursday) EVENING, the S9'h instant, at 7 o'clo-k.

Board ol Se ect Deleeates are requested to meet at the same time and place. It: 1BJ YUUtNti, gec-rj. ry-STO THE PUBLIC A number of false ru-1L2 mors have been circulated in the city in regard to our movements of the Steam Tow-Boat Reliei. That we had made exorbitant demands from the merchants for the use of said boat; that we had asked the sums of ten thousand dollars, and at other times five thousand dollars, belore we would budge from the wharf with our boat. We fsel it an act of justice to ourselves and to the public that we shcu'd give a flat deniil to all these reports, as they are, allof them, gross fabrications.

Our Boat is ready at all times for the accommodation of the public, to perform any duty, however perilous it may be, for the relief of the shipping interests connected with our city. Our charge for the use of the boat is ten dollars per hour, for taking out vessels when the navigation of he ha' lior is practicable without heavy obstructions from the ioe, but, v. hen the river is closed up by a severe season like the. present, our charge is fifteen dollars per hour and tlrs Is. ter rate was the oiiargeof tlie cnartered company which built the coat, ana at no time have we demanded more.

In order that the public may have a more fa 1 understanding of the reawua of those rates, it may hardly be necessary to remark that the price of good pine wood, for towing pu'-poses, is 5 -50 per cord, and that the boat will require about two cords per hour to move her along when having to lab under such heavy obstructions; and, as we crated before, we are ready at all times to ireet the public wants Jor a reasonable compensation, for surely our risks, our labor, anc our expenses are worth something, and we me-ely publish tuis in vindication of our own conduct to the public. WELLS MILLFR. r-f-THE IRISH PATRIOTS. Gk. JOHN E.

L3 WOOL. To the Editors of tin Sun: Gentlemen: General JOHN E. WOOL, as you are aware, presided at "one ol the largest end most enthu-sias'ic meetings ever held in the city of Troy," called for the purpose of "urging our government to put forth its heft exertioiis, with a view of procuring the rel ase of these patriot prisoners from their terrible captivity." Upon taking the Chair he made a speech, of which it is sufficient, to Kav it wns wr.rthv of the occasion and THK man. The "impression it produced was such that, a public meeting was held ol trie Irish citizens of Troy, when the following proceedings took ace. EMMET.

GENERAL WOOL. A meeting of many of the most respectable of the Irish c.TgKeiis of Troy, among whom we noticed Dr. JL Brenrrfn. Mr Bendon, Mr. M.

O'Sullivan, Mr. Daniel Lucv, Mr. Thomas Cana-van, Mr. Samuel Divine, Canr.a'in Connolly, and Mr. Fitzpatrick, was held at O'Sullivan's Hotel, in this city, on Saturday evening, January 24'h, for the purpose cf testifying their most unfeigned and heartfelt thank' to our distinguished and illustrious fellow-citizen.

Maior General "JOHN WOOL. who. so agree ably to their v. ishes, graced End dignified in Ins capacity of Chairman the great mafs meeting of our Iris-h and American i'ellow-c r.ize';s, held at the Court House on the evening of the 16th nsrsnt, for the nobis, humane and sympathising object of liberating from the cursed shores of that Demon Land, find that Demon persecution which endure, our Irish KxiKs, i'Bkia Mitchel, Meagher, and their compatriot a and fellow-sufferers. Mr.

Tuoinas Canavan was chosen Pres.dent, and Mr. Lucv, Secretary. The meeting organized, Doct. Crennan was caned upon to open the proceedings and hi responded in a verv elnque.it and appropriae addrer-s. Mr.

Lucy in next called upon. mt tno de msnd in a terti'thy discourse, which was well ai.d warmly received. Mr. Bendouar.d several other geHt'ierrenmade bnei, but forcibly ad conclusive remarks, indicative of their esteem of "and gratitude towards that distinguished General wr- hC evinced so oble and generous a dis position to do in his power for the release of those exiled and suriering Patriots he who, returning from the perilous and sanguinary campaign of "i-xico. crowned with the iaurels of his victories, and with the tiianks at.d praises of his country, appeared amongst us, not as the milit -ry despot, whose arro tanee 13 swollen by Ins triumphs, cr tnat of the savage Iii'Jian Ciueftain.

"bv the number vf his No; but as the mdd Herald of Peace, displaying not. tae tlamiiig swovd ol desolation, bat bearing in his hand the "humane and peaceful Olive." He iiad shown himself the friend and benefactor of the po cot hy his tune-sacrificing attention t-, and liberal doimions for tlie erection and support o-' pur City Hoep.tal, tut in nian oilier praiseworthy objects. The tin ely aid ri his relieving hand has been when true hum mil and denied to us-tsuta; ion he pr-de of truiupeting his b'uefieence. But, above ali other coariuerauons, Uiat earn'st sympathy which lie ha? cviiictd. ana wbicn feeis for our exi fitti'ving chains for time Liberty whicn we enjoy: and in consequence ol the unsuc-fCHsiui issue of a sti ueele ol the oppressed against the over wheiunng atiri preponderant lorce of the oppressors; the just and generous which he has expressed in vindication ot the right.

claims of Ire land upon American sympathy, ftsr her sons fought itlt firmrie devotion and llty he battles 01 A mencan Freedom: and they i I fight with th -saiii loyalty and v.gor. whea required, for the honor and interests of this republic, have mad" their esteem tr 1 1 1 111 firm and enduring. To ue iiia own as nearly as we cn tne tk re's tf ln.siiii.en be srri. Meacliuig upon the frozen rations of tu rorthl fnd ttp -ii the tan is 11 ihe Yes, ibc in the lex ot tiioSotOh, Hiing -(! with that of and (lowed iu'ihc ijante stream. :v.o knows their iotaity ar.d devo tion to Amcitca tno-p better than ho does the-.

h'U'h'. and. conqasrert with lOm, the bat ties of 111 those of 1'47, IIp ki ihcirdoacl bodies fastened to the track of the fiipid North, ar't their bleach) tig up-'ti the plains cf the torrid South, which were theatres of their valor when living, and monuments ofllieir fie ity when dead. In view of sentinuttta ol honor and philun reo 'guition of his virtues ar.d nw de sert. tiie following resolution vas Ciieied and adopted with enthusiastic Kfsoli-ed, That we, citizens of Troy, do constitute urtiivs fvnim'ttee of t'riiifereace, promote 1 of Major Genera! Jons E.

Wool, before the Na'Knal Convention that each of us oar m-tiividuai CHjiaoitj confer wi our fnend ttrouihou" the States tnii tve shall require tliar fintiee' support, and through them, the support and ir.ti'iencc mimcdiat 'for John K. Wool, as a candidal'? fo- tue ueit -ciency. Thomas Casavax, Chaini-ai, Michal Lucy. See' v. it MARRIEfl, On the Kill instant, bv Rev.

II. K. Harrold. of St. Aune'd Cburi, HASLETT C.

MACKEY.oi TalUd coitnty.Md., WILLI AM; a dauehter of ii. Crawford, of ISew Castle county Delaware, On tne ii'fh instant, bv Kev. Alcxtirl II. JOHN H. RAKER Miss SARAH R.

KUFF.aH of Karford county, Md. At Xoiick's Mil.i the 2Tth irwtstit. bv RCv. W. F.

Coin flower, DA VI EL UECKLEV VR ANN both of cowitv. Bt ti wire Count? Advocate copy. I 1 'n tha oj rh iitaii, JOSE II i'GlL'. :v.a ratu-r of LNVw Vork i-aperc- wi, 1 please orv. 1 His friends aaquaitdince are carcectiv requested to attend his funeral, on t'msi 1 hurtdav ailcniooii.

at two o'clock, from 5i3 W. timore street. On the 3iji iuitatit.of biiious pleurisy, THOMAS W. CASEY, in the STth year of his age. a native oi Coim'y, i reined but for the last twrntv-two yetra a render.r ot the Lrre.t S'ates, leaving a and four small children to mourn tne-ir irreparable ios.

Reqnif-caten II is are respectfully to attend his fanerai. on ro-morrow Friday fuornine. at ten o'clock, from Lis iate retider.ee, No. 37 Gibsr Ktrttrt On the insar.t, A LW1NA, in the 6th year of lie- sge, uaugmer 01 iticr am anu Jane mines. The friends and acriUMutarce are invited to attend the fuaeral, on tin r.ursuay afternoon, at three o-ciock, ironi tier istner's resiaei.ee, Ao.

12 iiios street, wi'hout furt.ier norice. On Hp evemr-g of the 27th instant, MARY FR IES the year of her age, of John H. Fries (Washington papers please copy. Happy thy days tre ended, Ail thy incurring days below; Go, bv finael gtar'is attended, To the throne of Jeus go. inn menus anu iicquiiinintice oi rue are respectiuny lnvitea to attena ner funeral, on this t'lhursday) at to o'clock, troin her late residence.

No. i'4 Josephine street. On 24th inptant, an illrprs of two weekR, Willi waier o.iiiik iiiii. 1 l.iKt) aged 7 months, son rf John and Eliza ii. Groves of Norfolk, Va.

I Norfolk and Alexandria papers will please copy. Health Office. Baltimore. Jan. ta.w Report of lntirrnents in the city nf Baltimore, for i.i5ft wti-jt, ei'i 'ft wii iiurmay tnorniTist.

Apoplexy Bronchitis' Cancer Child-bed uousumpiion convulsions utoup Dropsy in the Head Mihous Fever Catarrhal Fever Seariet Fever Typhoid Fever Hemorrhage Inflammation of the Bowels It iammatioa ol the hrain initammanon 01 tne ftieasiesS; Old Age Organic Disease cf the Heart Pleurisy j-airj'iit rin omnii i o. ciiii-ntirn t. Virus's uance jetninga; Auuit Infantile unknown 13; Whooping Cough 1 Total 91 Still-born, under 1 year, 20; between 1 and 2, between 2 and between 5 and 1(1, between 10 and 15, 1: above 21, 37. Maies 41; Females 50. Of which namcer iij were eoicreu persons 13 irpe, 5 siaves.

By order. Chabxks H. Bkatiforp, toinmissionpr of Hoait.h. (''ARD. The attention of Furniture Dealers is cn'led to the large sale of FURMTIJKE to take place atours'-ore inii 1 nursoay; juv)iiyii ijs at 10 o'clock.

Sale positiye. and no reserve. CHANCE GREEN, 'lt 10(i Baltimore street. A CAR I SALE OF SUPERIOR ROSlf: WOOD PIANOS, FURNITURE, -We will sell Til IS ThiKf day RNL 10 o'clock. at our rooms, No.

7 Charles street, a very superior the late Dr. Wood, together with a lot of choice Music, consisting of Sacred Minstrelsy, Operas, Glees, Also, one superior Kosewood ano, made bv Knabe Gaehle, with a variety of Household and Kitcnen Furniture, Silver Speons, cc. It: GIBSON OFFICE OF GAS LIGHT COMPANY OF BALTIMORE, Jan. 23, 0.52. CONSUMERS OF GAS east of" the centre of Gay street, and the east side of Jones' Falls north of Ga street bridge, are re spectfully reminded that a discount cf 2d per cent, will be allowed on the bills for the quarter ciiaing on the 1st day of January, if paid on or Defore Saturday next, 31st met.

j29-3t Jrap JOSEPH BROWNSeo'ry. THE RAFFLE FOR CHINA AND FANCY ARTICLES will take piano ntNo. 3 HARRISON STREET. ON THIS (Thursday) EVENING, at eight o'clock. jtV T.

WALTERS ACO. "have REMOVED from No. 11 Commerce street to 63 EXCHANGE PLACE, Lombard st. OLD STORE lor Rent. Apply as above ja20 2t BINDING, FOR to Gleasou's Pictorial Graham's, Go-dey's, Sartain's, Internationa1, Littell's, and all other Magazines, can have them plainly or handsomely BOUND, at EDWARD 1..

LVCETT'S BINDERY, 211 BALTIMORE STREET, over J. Edward Bnra's. jai9-6t AND WARRANTS vv AN TED. The InTheTt iJ cash prices will be given for LAND WARRANTS issued under theaot of September 1850, by W.J.Barnky St Ofhco, No. 133 Lombard between Charles and Ligh streets.

j2T-eo2m- JOSHUA BARNEY, Agsnt. HER I RINGS ii 0 bbls. Noi HER INGS. Also, 23 bbis. Scale FISH, 111 store ana for sae by KELSE GRAY.

Corner Gay and Pratt streets. QOflO SEINE TWINE, ou coiisigiimeut, Wtuu and for sa'e low hr HAMBLETON THOMAS. jS-enSt 2')9 Bitim ire street. "IJA1S1NS, FIGS, J-l 5,000 packages RAISINS, (Loring's brand.) drums Smyrr.a FIGS 40 boxes prime Mess na LEMONS 51 bags Ivica Soft. Shell ALMONDS 25 casaa PRUNES, in glass jars 20J baskets SALAD OIL, pmta and quarts for sale by CiOBV A SON, Jita-tf S3 Charles meet, I HO A It J) OI'UJRECTOFS: I.

COHEN. VHESI.iF.IMT. III 1 it. K. I i AiriCKS, R.

A Taylor, IS. O. J'offman, W. G. David S.

Wilson. W. F. Worthing. J.

King, ton Jophua I. Cohen. T. Thompson, Wm. Gilrnor.

J.Birckhead. Jr, Geo. R. Pennir.trton. I RED'K, WOODWORTH, Secretary.

XTOW READY APPi ETON'S MECHANICS' MAGAZINF. t85-NO. II OF NEW VOLUME. URGESS, TAYLOK AGENTS. SUN IRON BUILlJina.

This number llaT-ion' tt; illustrated; Steam 1 Carmjrfs on Common Ruads!" Vot.np Machines," idustrated: Liebig on the Value ot Electro-iViOcnetism as a Motive Poer'" "Pro-ceedinsscf Scientifc Societies." ard many other lnterestme articles too numerous to mention. Anin- fiJE WOMEN OF CHRISTIANITY, h. Tl, cth'-W certT "MadcUne," SKEtShfs 'IN I Ni A a new fcree, from the ope- riot 1 he ishmsn in lr.fta. i ol .5 YANKEE YARNS AND YANK by Judge ne? eaition; illuminated covers; pries 5n cents. A few copies left of the LIFE OF KOpsUTH ron-tainins the AND HULSFW 'aSiiv These who nave not rentl DREAM LIFE, by fk t0 hear that we BUiiGESS, TAYLOR Next acjr to the Sun Oinoe.

TJWF. OFFICE OF THE NEW YORK DAILY HERALD, AND GENERAL DEPOT FOR ALL TIIF MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPEFS, 11ILl r. AllD CHEAP ROOKS. Is in the Sun Ikon next door to the Sun Sth CrEer of atd BURGFSS, TAYLOR nrd Ketsil Apents. T.A!aoSPll-fi?1,1 tkle NEW NOVELS and i ax.

ta JVtUL uor On hnril j29- rUN AND FROLIC a valentines in every variety The fcubscrihers have on hand ai.ijlj.x. 10,000 COMIC VALENTINES consisting of every Trade. Profsssion, they wiil sell fo close ihem, at less prices than any establishment in Baltimore. Cnb and ee. at J.

W. BOND CO'S Cheap Book Store, 44 Baltimore street. J3jt LsT PUBLIS INSTRUCTIONS ON THE JUBILEE, ard Praers recommended to be said in the station ch-j-c es.to win. hMp-efixcd the Pastoral Letter of tne Rev. Arcn'n -hop tf Ba timore.

J. Al IKfn CO. Publishers. j.iai-itr 173 Ba'timore st. MT.

BARRETT BRO 'S LOOKING-GLASS AND PICTURE FRAME MANUFACTORY, 82 HOWARD cor. cf SARATOGA low, Orri-rs promptly attended to, jp.i9 E'J i 5 '1 PH COM AN BALTIMORE CIFFirR. "TJF SUN7' IRON BUILD ty 9, CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND SOU rkSTS. WASHINGTON OFFICE. NATIONAL HOTEL, (Corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Sixth street.

'Ine first tine aver hr mi? united snd cocgeaiienf the pioneer I 63 tendise b--tweeu WASH FN GTON ALTI-MfiRE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK, and Vji'-cviimav Dereoire.lcFitffr th umm. cf the puouc, with an accttraoy, promptnwss sua ntieuiy hitherto unequalled. This line connects ether osnpaHiM of Morss Lines, extending already over iifteen niiles.throughout the united ts.tss and British Provinces, to either of whic'a messages and payment will be de'ivered as desired. The manners oi this line have lately more thoroughly systematized its busmen, in its transmission and modi of delivery of messages. It is not asking too much when, r-tii the Jaciiitiss for business now possessed by the company, we invite every one to try it, ard see if they do not find this tbe most prompt, systematic nii reliable! tn for ielesrspbinr, WILLIAM M.

SWAIN, Pin-fidBTit. LVv'A'ilNSiVii BOOK. i- CAKD AND STZ AM PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT. -J lib, PnlNTirw OFFICE," Third Story cr "THE SUN" Hi ON VILDINQ, havine a laiwb AS.J.'HTXHNt OF RSW AND EAUTIFUL PRINTIT artfully selected from the most nel-''r. 1 Amtnca'i Fnundrrit.sftmi ba-vyi: a so all the- litest invented and most trptdi- fl.yi.t fSltiTISri FEKSSES AND MACHINERY, 18 TOW piatsNreii to i-ecesvc ontors for every drsrrt'pUm LETTER-PR ESS PK1NI ING.

It Pi.Alt OS. TifCT --OOKS PAMPHLKTH S4 AND HILLS PKOGRAMi 1 CAS OS i COLORS aurn AS CHECKS NOTES DRAFTS CERTIFICATED POLICIES BILL-HEAPS -ti a. Mi c- an, nolttdir) rv i.4t'?, nom in iarwtit a4.rB.ti POSTfNtt OIL.L, if- tii r-nallest and mvsi dlir0i CARD OK CIRCULAR, fc KIN TING OFFICE" is prepared do It IB fxpt.ner manner nd with treat dispatch, Tiie onij rnni iid3 upon which business is asked or vecied fit tins is, that enstorners will fi'Visiot their own interests, and ha" their wo-k don vnerethey can have it executed, in th btu mcmnir "THE" PRIMING OFFICE" is In th tkibi tort of "THE SUN" IRON BUILDING, South' East corner cf BALTIMORE und SOUTH STS entraneeen either utreet.) i29 tf TAR The most rented edy no-r use for the cure of m.npicnt Oonsumnt Asthitte, Coughs, Throat, DvspepsT, Diseases of the Kidneys and Liver, Kinnt's Evil. Pile. ecter.

atiu ill aiseases anemg l.om imsuie blood and erJeebled state c-f the system. Persons too often, from in3icietion and indulgence, et their evstems into en impure and deni'itated con-Jitioc, rroiluctive of th s-vo dineases, The CEDAR TAR, from its tonie vropsrfies, is peculir.rly a Inptf-d. in these ess" to dn toed and give a relief. It must be keft w.via, to prevent aniiiin. Balt imcs Sept.

24, 13-M, M-'-, J.er Madam: For several vears I r.tvve entterd wita Bronchitis and let thi last seven mont'is with a violent pain through my right lung, with fever and sweats. When asleep, my friends wou say thst a strange rattling sound wouid proceed from my lungs. I was laboring atflie sar.e time under severe sore fhroatand violentcough, I hsd no p.ppeinr; nd when able to eat there was nothing that wonid eeree vith me but the plainest diet. I attended by my Physician for sometime without any success, then tried everj remedv that I could get. hold ot wirhoiit finding ant relief.

1 was in fact setting worse day. My Physician, at last, nrg rr.e to try some of jour Cedar Tar, and after taking one I fi' that I am entirel free of Bronchitis, my lump are reliaved of their pain and rattling sound, my cough has disappeared, and I can est rich food ana al! kiuds ol meafs without the least aocarent injury. I mv recovery entirely to the Benefits aerived from your Cedar Tar. Yours with resnect, Catharine Murdoch, S4 Hanover st. For sale by tne principal Druggists throughout the city.

The public are cautioned to beware of counterfeits aa-d spurious articles. Nona is genuine but that which is manufactured by Mr. Nome, and put. up in bottles with her name stamped thereon. Copyright secured.

All infrmgeircnts win be proceeded against according to law. tF4r RANGE'S PURE XTRTcTOF-SARSAPA RILiA PILLS, the most valuable medicine in the world for curing Dyspepsia, Fiotnlence, Costive-ness, Headache, Nervousness, J-e. Persons of full habit, who at-s subject to Headache, GIDDINESS, DROWSINESS AND SINGING IN THE EARS at-ipinef romtoo great a flow of Blood to the Head, should be without them, as many dangerous symptoms wiil be entirely earned off by their immediate use, Forsn'eby SETH S. HANCE, ja9-1 jr K.S Baltimore street. DESTRUCTION 0 RATS.

ICE ItOACH-ES. SAUNDERS' Rat snd Roach Exterminator 'wui rid yonr kov. of pests to all gol boiise- -ior W.4. 100 Rm.lt. tPi.

CARRIAGES CARRIAGES. Ine sunscriber has rust onened his New iSsr: CARRIAGE REPOSITORY, in South GAY STREET, opposite tbe Exchange, wnere the largest and best assortment of CARRIAGES can be found in the-city. Persons will find it to their interest to give me a cfili. as I em determined to seil low, for cash, or approved paper at six months. All work Eold at rr.y Repository warranted for twelve months.

Old Carriages repaired at thort notice, cr taken in ex change for new ones "WILLIAM McCANN. itiuijf.k) ahii nunnijS. 7 Jut received and for sale, a verv 5 VilUit-i fine lot of MULES. Iioth broke and 2 broke. Also, some fine HORSES, whioh wi 1 be told o- aofommodating terms, at the THREE TUNS TAVERN.

iav9-12t WM. DORBACKER. LV)R HIRE. I have for hire a COLORED BOY, about 16 years old an excellent waiter and house servant; his qualitiessre goi'd, active and attentive. Terms moderate.

Inquire at No 64 SOUTH HIGH STREET. it TVTEGRO GIRL FOR SALE. An active ard re-L jinrkably intelligent MULATTO GIRL, 14 tears eld, to serve until she is 6 years old; her strength and quickness ol movement would soon enable her to do ail the family, if the girl is not sold in a few davs she will be hired by the year. 1 r.quire at the Snn cdllce. It NOTICE.

My wife, Margaret Halton, having left my bed arid bonrd without just cause or provocation, I hereby forewarn all persons from trusting or harboring her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting after this data. j29 st, CHARLES HALTON. pVTOTiCE TO CREDITORS. The creditors of DAVID TAHLare hereby requested to hanu in their claims to tha undersigned tor settlement, the said Da VI I) TAHL having made an assicmment ia trust for their benefit. They are also resppctfully requested to meet atmyrffice, on THURSDAY AF-TEKN OON, Jan.

29, at 4 o'clock. of BEN C. BARKOLL, Trustee, No 34 St. Paul street. VALENTINES VALEN- FISHER BALTIMORE VALENTINE DEPOT, No.

62 BALTIMORE STREET, have on the lareest and hr-udsomeat assortment of VA LENT I iVES in the United Stares, whioh they are ready to dispose of at exceedingly low prices, ENVELOPS. We also keftpon hand ENVELOPS, to suit eaoli VALENTIN without folding. COMIC VALENTINES, which constat of over 40 kinds, whole sheets, and beautifully colored, will be sold lower than any onor place in the U. S. Also, in preparation, a PENNY' edition, wtnch we can sell to the trade at 60 cts.

per grons. assorted. N. S. All orders, from any psrt of tlie United States, through mail, -will be attended toas well as if the person would come themselves.

FISHER Publishers, 15-lm No. 62 street. Bait. DOCTOR JOHN II BRiSCOK, REiaOYEB from No. 43 St.

Paul street to No. PI ST. PAUL STREEI'. east aide, and i eon-t iioor et I Imbrrrj rfiin-wst-i cSer tu pebiio of luiscrvicsj ia ika tsrioua htinah of rmn, Fancy, and Ornamental Gilt Looking-G'nsa ana Picture rames; Window Cornices, Bracket Tables, with f.very description of Gilt work. A.lso, uricv wood rarncs.

Oid wort ntST ri't Tom. ce.iyernis ana reoeivixe messages at t9 intermediate siations, HAVRE f)E GRACE, WILMINGTON. TRENTON. PRINCETON, NEW BRUNS-WlCK, NEWARK snd JERSEY CITY the only ime in tne ouimsry at the present time having Fovt VV ires his ir.t!y under.cwe extc-ctive reoairs, and is r.u- preps-rsa to and deliver any number of Tils Frkuch Feoflk. ThCTe is a rational and infallible test of the quality of French republicanism in the late vote of th people in favor of Louis Napoleon.

That vote was given intelligently, and tere is no excuse for it, no palliation for it to he edaeed from any snpposable ijnoranee of the man, or his measures. One fact in the case, which will ccnrto almost every body who contemplates the n.Jair, utters en unqualified condemnation of that people, Who sustained ths usurper and votsd their unction of the atrocious act by which he attained his "bad eminence." We refer to the censorship of the prs. Nothing so distinctly characterizes any man and Fetrays the temper of hbi mind, ss his abhorrence of a free press. A Reactions press, we hope, wi.l ever eseite abhorrence of the American people; bit a free, outspoken, honest expression of a min's mind, whether his sentiments are animate -vvith truth or tortured ty error, is tba surest gnrr-jintee we have in a republic, of the expanding elements of iis perpetuity. And whesa majority of tns people we suppoae suoh a thirg F08 Bible here is prepared to assent to the restriction of the real liberty of the press, from that day we may date with certainty the decline of the republic, snd the ascendancy of a power averse to the liberties of tha people.

The liberty of the press and the libsrty of the people ara inseparable; and -vhen the hand of tns litter is rawed egsicst the firmer, the irepulsj must be fanatical, for the blow would be suicidal. Tie usurpation of Louis xpoleon has afforded, ia its antecedent region to the press, a just test cf the qualification of the people for the full posses-i -n of politicil independence, and their capability to prtsirve it. T.ie saw, day after day, the free, lold and vigorous men cf tha editorial profesion Jadelv assdiled their personal liberty and proper, Tiisy were familiar with the fact that every mm was made reiponsiMs, over his own signature for the options he entertained. And they knew full veil that the utterance cf opinions, adverse to the ambitions desigca of Napoleon, or laudatory or Ths opposition, was a suiheient cause for exposure 1 3 tiie base agencies of the police. Taste procsslicgs constituted no part cf the im-madiite covp d'etat: ware tha deliberate acts of the pre ideiitial mind, consummated under the enaction of ministerial in the Chambers.

They were the incidents of that remorseless cmbi-tica which has harried i's possessor through his brief career of treachery, infamy, asd bloodshed, to the threshheid cf imperial dominion. A party ttsehed to a to his measures, cr even fasei-ritel by ths nngie of a n.me, might, by an vote, do as ths French people did the ether Bat a people, familiar with the base ont- Tites by whih the ireeiom of tber press had been ii-ss restrained, then manacled and trampled down i peep's, who, with these faets vividly before hem, could go to ths ballot-box and deliberately r-oord their approval of the deed, end elevate the man to irresponsible power whose iron hel was rt very nomsM up-n the neck of expiring Liberty, must be eo debauched by as scarcely iO have an appreciable cliim to our contempt. venture to assert that there is not in sll Kurepe another people so insensible to their best privileges and ths surest source of their security, as the Freseh have proved to be. There aie nor.e v-ho would put a gag into tteir own mouths and v-i'untari!" deprive themselves of the freedom of speech, if wo have read their character aright. Those earnest patriots of Rome, who were victim i by French treachery, would by this tiin-2 have been able to teach, France a Irsson which she sacly nee.is and for the want of which her has come down upon her, nd vitiated all the sprites of national life.

Oar readers may easily arrive at an estimate: cf the people who could do what the French htv I'll'-, by the application of ths subject at heme, imagine a decree issued from Anapohs, and leveling an ir 'auction against the press of Ialtiin-re; i utterance put under censorship; nrI either "with "bated breath and 'whisrenre isiantir. open current fftii.s. cr bidden into tr.u obliterated ty penal visitation. And auer this, pupp'-ss the people of 13 summoned to vote upon such traractiot. thste even a fete so recreant to prtscipla that a handful of be found to euo.ei'i tLu? We thisk ioi.

et in Fiance the honest few vsre on the other ide: the deliberate vote the ratjoa ws thrown ei Kidsst on the side of despotic usurp at ion end a prostrate press. In tltis thice, therefore, we esc but regard the people cf Frarce ps having wrought -ui and recorded their own condemnation. Osises as ii is. The Hon. Jcseph Lane, dele, taia from Oiegon.

has ifsued a circuiar, in which he estimates the population of that territory at as-J sas the emigration is rapidly increasirg, csrins only to th natural advantage! of the coantrv. but to tie liberal provixion made for fc tin! by a late law of By tha l'Kei'1l dc-n-iio-5S of are made tu all who wi'-l se tle uj-oii tiieui previous to the first or December, To a sicgle man one hundred and acres, ar.d to a married mm three hundred r.r.d twenty rns-half in his own right and the other Jilf to his vrifa in i.3r owa rght. upon eoiuiin that they will life upon and cul'ivate it for four years. Tits pnpul ition is of character, riitiea better than is generally found in utw countries. Those who eo.iterr.plite emigntitg to Oregon should be ready to leave St.

Joseph, on the MixeGurt river, with a proper outfit, by the day of Ox-teams are rr.uch to Le preferred. Provisions for the trip, ar.d sufficient bii.iets for bed with such tools only as ara recessry to repair a wagon, should be takn. Dry goods, groceries, furniture, nni farming utensils of all kince? Rre abaniact in Orezon, ttA no ore should thick o' taking such thirgi vriih thecn. The Sciota Gazette Bay: "The 'West is famishing qa'te a large emigration to -tg. the nsrcbsr laet season being in'ths or tea a- ire last accounts most of tfieeniierants had arrivd for the yer, and Tbe families bad suffered but little from sickness, though many had lost property from Indian theftsj and a few lives bad been tnken by the sivages.

iscles'ined to b-come an important St-te in the Union, and the tide of thither will be atcnaliy increased. These wno have been in the Territory write the most flattering letters cf success, and ail concur representing it a beaithy, productive and growing country." Thk FonaEST Divohce Cass. On Tuesday, iu the Supe-i'-r Court, in New Y'ork, Mr. O'Conor moved for judgment on the verdtct in ths Forrest case, dissolyicj" the marriege tie, and rnakisg pro-Tisioc for alimony. Mr.

Von Buren, for Forrest, oppoisd the moticn, havirg certain exceptions, noted durirg the trial, yet to be heard by the coart. Tiie amount of alimony awarded by the jury, it appears, cn be increased or diminished by the court, but Mr. O'Conor, cn behalf of J.Irs. Forrest, stated that he did not desire to have it increased, but wished it to commence with the of the suit in Noven.Ler, 1550 that ia, that ehe be paid 83X00 a year from that time, instead of SI. 500, which Mr.

Forreet had allowed her. Mr O' Conor also contended that her expenses attending the suit should be re-imbursed to her. The court postponed the whole subject till Saturday, when a motion to stay proceedings will be heard. Bat.ti.moje Coloeed Psesoss is Teixiba. A Triridad paper, of Nov.lD, announces the arrival there of fifteen colored persons from Baltimore, consisting cf four men, two females and nine children.

Tirae of the men are small farmers and one a bricklayer. Another one of them has be6n to Literit, Canada and Jamaica. It is said they are satisfied with the country, but by no means pleased with the wages offered. It appears they were induced to emigrate through Mr. Pollard, who visited this city last year, nd who premised each one SI serlicg, with whiih to purchase crown lands.

The government had informed them that Mr. Pollard's promises should be strictly fulfilled, but the great body of the proprietary are opposed to emigrants becoming landholders, preferring they should labor on the cane estates, to which the emigrants objeot on account of the low wages. They purpose, with the Si sterling, purchasing land and farming it. Maryland Stats Tseasitrkr. Democratic C'aucttS- Our Annapolis correspondent's report of the proceedings of the legislature failed to come to hand bi't evening.

A note from him, however, received yesterday morning, states that a caucus of the democratic members of the Legislature wa held on Tuesday evening, with the following result, in regard to a nominee for State Treasurer: For James S. Owens, 32; jr John O.Wharton, 13; blanks 4. Dr. James S. Owens will cf course) therefore, be electei Treasurer of Maryland, if he has not already been.

Ma. Garrison, civil engineer, of Wilmington, Del- who was crushed between the cars and a bridge, rear Cheater, on Monday afternoon, is said io be internally but not faUliyiiijiucd. ters, by Judge Halibucton, alias Sam Slick," an interesting volume of course. From Mr. F.

Lucas, 170 Baltimore street, we have a copy cf Elwood's Grain Tables, show ing the value of bushels and pounds from ten cents to two dollars per bushels, from ten cents to two dollars pel bushel, of quantity from one pound to ten thousand bushclB, a ve-y useful publication and of a most serviceable sort for the business community. We have from the Depository, No. 2 Franklin the second number of the Presbyterian Msgazins. It contains an article on Kossuth ard his mission, among others more to our taste in such a publication. From Mr.

J. F. Weishampel, 264 Pratt street, we hava tie "Youth's Welcome to Kossuth at Philadelphia," a littls volume of pnze speeches, compoeed by the young folks at the Philadelphia schools. i BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH, For tlie Baltimore Sun. The Magnetic Telezraph Office, Sen Iron Euildingr.

The North American Tel. Office, Sun Iron Euilding. The Southern Telegraph Office, 8un Iron EuiMin. The Western Teleriph Office, 3un Iron Euilding. Tlie Editorial Duel, Sic.

Washington, 23. The duel between the two editors, cf the Richmond Examinemnd Whig, ti exchange of one shot on each side, was honorably udjustcd in tha presence cf another editor and quite a number of distinguished gentlemen, well capable of judging in honor's cause. I presume the public will be rnida to that all that the principals said ard wrote cf one nther was meant only in a Picfcwickiaaseisa. The public will be satisSei with this ygreeable finale rf a ciosgreeable sffar. X.

Arrival of tlie Stenmer lotvhatan Washington, Jau. 2S The mail eteasner Powhatan arrived here io-mght again, bringing sixty passcnais. She experienced but little diffivulty in making her way through the ice, and will leave again this mormcg. The weather is mild, and raiaing Fatal llailrotiti Accident. Boston, 2S.

List night the train of ens from Newton, on the Lower Fal's branch of the Worcester railroad, cemtng in con "act with sleigh, containing George Shaw a merchant cf hiswifeand son. Mr. Shaw id both of his arm? broken, and was otherwise injured, from the effects of which lie died this morning His wife also had both of hrrnrrrs broken and crushed, nn8 of which it was found neesssry tn amou.Eto this morninr nt rhe shoulder. She is otherwise a seriouely injured ihat she is not expected to recover. Tha bc-y sineularl? escaped injury altogether, havine been thrown by his father on to a snow bank at the'momtnt ot the collision.

Heavy Insurance Losses. Boston, Jan. By the destruction of ths steamer George Washington, on the ri ver. ttie insurance office here l-'se 000, as follows City New England. Alliance, Commercial, Equitable, Disaster to a Baltimore Vessel.

Boston, January 23 Tha schr. General Irwin, from Baltimore for Washington. N.C fslien ii with, on thm with three fstt water in her hold. Risbo snd the crew were rescued and arrived iu thii city to-day, it having beer, ceccssarv to abandon the vessel. Boston.

Jan. 2 The ship St. Louis, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, arrived here in Oa the 23d of Decembershe shipped a sea, carryinc away her bulwarks, and filling her cabins with water. She leaks badly. Sailinir of (He Steamtr Asia.

New YoiiK, Jan. 2 Tne steamer Asia sailed at noon to-day for Liverpool, with 11 passengers and a half a million of specie. Portland and Halifax Kailwuy. Halifax, Jan. 27 -Advices have hepn rercived from the home government to the effect that tn pe cuniary rid wtii be given by tlie towards cot stvvctine 'he Halifax and Portland Railway 9-s distinct undertaking from theHalif'x and Queues road.

The speedy- surcees of the road -Portlacd, therefore, will ueooad in no small degree upon the action of New Brunswick in resaid tu the Halifax and aoie-' enter; use. Arrival of ti.c Salt Lake "lail. Louisville, n. Advices from St. Loins state that the Salt L'lis mail Ins arrived at Independence, havirg been delayed by frequent enow-storine, to the delsth of.

ten "inches on the plains. The news is unimportant Western Na-v iyalioii'-liot lt of an ldartl ijuake, ivc. Locisvillf-, Jin. 27ih. Tne weatbei is mere the river istili frozen over.

It wiii prtbjibly be a w. or ten davs before navieatinj: resumed. A slight shock of an earthquake was felt here vesterday. A Stnljbins; t'ac. Loci'ville, J.n.r.

A personal altercation bs tween M. O- ti-jber, Esq editor of the Madison Courirr, snd Hibbs, a crueuler. tok to-day at Madison, Indiana, and resulfa I in tie latter str-oML'g trie jrirer with a cbie: in tru abdomen. Gw is r.n. exp-ced to surriv.

Coiutitton of the Markets. vc. New York. Jan 28 Ctton. rale of ha'e of i Ot'O bales at 9 for sfrict middling FpHnd tnd for Nw Orle Flour Sales of 5 000 at 1 50 a 65 fir Str-te br.i:ds.

1 GSaSl 75 for Ohio, 1 75 for Southern. Wheat. Sales' of 1.30J bur'-eit Southern ft. 05; 100 hb's nr. S3 f0.

Pork cf 200 at S7; ns- isi5 25. Turpentine Sales r.f 1 txW vl s. 93 00 Molasses. of 100 hhds. New Crfl'se.

Sales o' 200 Lass Rio at Rice. Sa'es at S3 25 per tierce. Tobacco jales of 3(5 hhds. Pt 8, Whiiky liM of 250 prison at Sfcks. Sales of Rtadir-g at 63; Erie 79; Morris 16; Canton PK; Il'iaois Improvemefct 42; Indiana bonds S5; S.

0's. cf 1:67. CiiAELESTON, Jan. 27. Salss of 57(5 bales at a 8 cen's.

The m-irkt is dull ni ur.chiri2d. Arrived, brig Adeline, from Bstor; chin Susan Owens, from Liverpool; from Belfast, Miine. Snled, schr. 3. C.

EtIe, for Philadelphia. Charleston, Jr-n. rotten The market is laneuid, with of 500 bales at IX S.V Prices nominal, and holders very firm. Arrived schr. Uslak ja, fr-ra Rirhraocd; sailed, schrs.

Helena and Fawn," for Ne York. The Lkctitse, on Tuesday evening, at the New Assembly Rcoms, by the Rev. Dr. Ryder, on "Tlie Character and Spirit of the Crusadcp," vras rell attended crowded. The able and distinguished divine haudied the subject with his usual ability and tact, aid gave universal satisfaction.

The Young Catholic Friend's fc'ofiiety were most fortunate in obtaining the services of one eo capable ef delivering their annua! lecture. 5h5. Mowatt's fine acting at the Holliday Street Theatre is delighting brilliant audiences. This distinguished artiste appears to-niRht in her beautiful personation of Lucy Aenton, in the "Bride of Lammcr-moor." She is well supported. "Jack Sheppsrd" is the after-piece, with Mrs.

Stevens's popular representation of that character. Sanfosd's New Orleans Opera Troupe has been increased to fifteen persons, and the perfection and beauty with which their various concerted pieces are given, together with their inimitable drollery, is a theme of general admiration. They perforin nightly at Carroll Gtjttemisebg, the inventor of Tlie Art Preservative of all Arts," nver dreamed of the great Perfection to which Job Printing has been brought, at "The Printing Office," third story of the Sun Iron Buildirg. Ornamental and plain Printing, in gold, bronze, silver, hlaok or fancy colors, executed in beautiful style, quicker, and at cheaper rates, for cash, than at any other establishment. Thk English Papebs, to Jan.

in, are now ready at Burgess, Taylor Newspaper Agency, next door to tha Sun oi'hce. Sun Iron Building. Exhibition- of all kinds furnished with the largest Posting Bills, in black or lancy Pro grammes. Distributing Bills, Tickets, at "The Printing Office," third story of the Sun Iron Building, where Job Printing of every dpsenption is executed better, quicker, and cheaper than at any other oflice. Terms cash.

institute LkJJ The Committee tako pleasure in announcing that DR. KANE has consented to give another Leo ture before th Institute, on TO-MORHOW (Friday) EVENING; at 8 o'clock. Subject "The Arctic R.EG10NS AND FBANKL1N." Next week the "Young Astronomer" will deliver thrcf) Illustrated Lectures. In the week after, .1. V.

Griffith, of New York, will lecture twice upon 8hips and Steamers," with models. To be followed bv Hon. A. A. H.

Stuart, Gov. Lowe, S. Teackle Wallis; Professors Page. Morfit and Johnson J. C.

G. Kennedy and B. Isherwood, U. S. Engineer.) Members are admitted free toail the Lectures, with tw ladies each, public will be charged as follows: For a full season ticket, admitting one person.

75 For a full season ticket, for a gentlemen and lady 1 ro For a gentleman and two ladies to one lecture, For one person to a lecture. 2.5 Seaon Tickets may be had at MK. VANSANT'3 Store, as well as the Hall. ja29-2tt I a Committee on Lectures. PC 3- OT I The regular stated meeting nfthe IL2 JOURNEYMEN IRON MOULDERS' SOCIETY OK BALTIMORE will be held on THIS (Thursday) EVENING, Jan.

S'Jth, at 7.4 o'clock, at their Hail, oorner of street and Trimlt-'a alley. Tne members are requested to be punctual in their attedanoe, as business of great iniporranoe will be laid before rheincfting. Br 1 rder. It WM. H.

BM AI.LWOOD, President. ry-SBALTIMORE, JAN. 28. 1852 Order No. 42, ll5 Head Quarters, First Rifle Regiment, M.

I. The COLUMBIA KIFLEMKN will meet tne Armory, on MONDAY EVENING NEXT, Feb. 2d, at 7 o'clock, P. for the purpose of electing a twoond Lieutenant of said Ciunpany, and filling other vacancies. Brordfrof C()b.

OKO. PKTKKS. JOHN W. DAVIS, Aoluis Adj't, rD-TiuStxSL at Marseilles he was so scared by the demonstrations there that he wrote to Consul Hodge, praying him (Hodge) to write to Kossuth, and say that he was compromising, or would compromise, our flag. This was the origin of Mr.

Hodge's letter. Mr. Hodge, it will be recollected, did not writs to Kossuth, however, but to Capt. Long, and Captain Long showed the letter to Kossuth. Tns Fessylvasia Statr Aoriccxtitrai.

Society met in the capitolat Tuesday last. Resolutions in favor of the establishment of an Agricultural Bureau at Washington, by the U. S. Government, were adopted. A committee was also appointed to urge the matter, and the Pennsylvania delegation in Cocgrcss reqiested to sup-port the movement.

The election for cm eers resulted in the choice of Frederick Watts, as president, with a vice president for each Corgressional district. The corresponding secretary is Alfrad Elwyn. A prcje-t cf a National Agricultural Society elarted, rcsolutiocs adopted in favor of it, and provision made for forwarding them to every State Agricultural Soeiety. The Pennsylvania Society will elect cna delegate from each Congressional district. Railroad Connection bstwesn Baltimore and Cleveland There is said to be much feeling at Cleveland, Ohio, in favor of a connection of the Baltimore and Ohio with the Cleveland and Pifs-burg railroads.

A letter from Cleveland, to the Wheeling Guznts, says that it needs but a casual examination of ths map to convince all of the im-pirtanea of the short connecting link of 38 citizens of Cleveland deem it mere inportcnt than a Pittsburg connection. A general move will bs mads thers shortly in favor cf the immediate coaraecccnient of the won, and an effort will be made, tha writer understands, by the C. and P. cortpiny, to secure the requieite m-aans to Dut the work under contract. It is added that "the action of ths city cf Baltim ire as well as the Bal.

tii'-rs end OLi3 rsilroad company, in aid of ths corremplated connection, is looked for with deep interest. rVo point is more interested than the city cf Baltimore and no improvement ps much as the Baltimore rnd Onio Tailroad company." Tribute to Washington bt tes Pope. The editor of the Frederick Examiner has perused a Is ter from Oolocal Anthony Kimmel, of IVgancre, dared Rome, December 21, 1S51, to his son in Frederick. The Examiner says the Colonel appears to be now enjoying his usualgood health, and to be availing himself of every opportunity to examine points of interest in his Earopean tour. On the 17th uit.

he was presented to his Holiness the Pope. The following is an extract from the letter of Col. K'mtntl: 'Ths Pops has directed two large stones the one to be taken from the Capitol, the other from the Coliseum ti be prepared in Ror.e and to I pressT'ei by Irm to trie Washington Monument now betr.g erc i ia the ci'y of Washington to the nwrnory the ith 'rof his country." Iucsical Fr blications. We shall have to "put up" a plana to coinlete tha equipment of the Sun Bui'diug, if Bogardas can do one upon iroa principles, or we shall be unable to speak intelligently of musical publications. In the meantime wa must rely upon thi banjo, and commend to our readers, from such expsrienes, a series of new music from Mr.

J.E. Bos'eH, publisher: Lenschow's Am-tur Polka, The Filibuster Folka, drees Mcti-ca'es, of Rnssici, and a French nir called "Bruise not my he srt." Also, from Messrs. Stenz Benrer, 45 Balti-nv't5 street, 3 Valse called LesMigtio-net'ep, and the Parodi Pika. Isscb of Hungarian Bond. The Ifungamn General Committee, loested in Netv York city, hove been for some time devising a scheme for the obligations of various atr.onr.ts to coi.st'-i!t? a ration! lon for Hnrgary.

On Tuesday evening, it is stated, the arrpreemesl were com The borda will be insures of cn-, five, ten. twenty, fifty and a hundred dol'ats, each one bear-irg the signature of Kvsrutb, and made jsyfh'e by the boverrmct of Hungary, i.p.n the establishment a These certificates will te mi Qrdiately for distribution. The Cincinnati and Sr. Lot-is Railkcas Comf45 have fcrmally accepted the. loan of by the city of Cinsinnati, to be applied toward the construction of the Road.

The whole work is to be finished in five veers. For this n'ne c-f are te be paid in cash, Sd, 750. 010 in capital stock cf tfce Compaiy, and S2 750.000 in mortgage bonds. Of ths entire amount required under the contract only re'iiain to be proviied r. BANriiT at Washington.

-The citirer.s Ciiiferri'a now In the Aticntic States are to convene in Washington City on the of February, with a view to nseioorial-'ziBg Congress for redress of certain srievarce; alleeed to etift in the government cf that rew sister of the Cot-'-deraticn. The meeting is to conclude with a grjE-d banquet. Message cf iue 'Joveesoh er Lcitisiana We learn, from the annual message cf Governor Walker, of Louisiana, that ther ia in the State treasury, after paying the year's expenses, a balance of SwOtf-. Ha fees conservative ground oa the compromise, but says Louisiana will watch With Evliituda the faithful execution of t'na fugitive slave law. Thk Postmaster General has changed the site cf the at South river, Anna Arundel county, Md to the store of Thomas W.

Coliin-son, and that gentleman is appointed postmaster It i3 understood that the present worthy postmaster, Mr. Davall, concurs with ths people of ths neighborhood Telative to the change. Hon. Mr. Bowie's diatriet.

Thk Mail. Ths exprcrs mail, last night. brought no papers beyond Philadelpaii, but we were supplied, es usu', with New York papers by Messrs. Burgeis, Taylor and. also by Gobright, Thorne Co in advance of tha mail.

By the Southern mail, we received one Pfew Orleans mail, leaving one still due. Coppbh in Washington Cocvty. The Ha-geretown (M Herald etates that the IMew York and American Mining Company have leosed a tract of land from Mr. Nicholas Leister, lying a mile from STiithsbug, in that county, for the purpose of digging for copper. They will sink a shaft and commence operations in the spring.

Arrested for Debt. It is stated that one of the musicians in Mis Hayes' orchestra was arrested and imprisoned at Richmond, on Saturday 1 tst, on a ca. sa for debt. They still hold on in Virginia to that old relic of unenlightened times imprisonment for debt. Cj-We are indebted to the Hon.

T. Y. Walsh far public documents, including a most complete "Congressional Directory for the first session of the 3 2 Congress," attached to which is an excellent Map of North America, with a special exhibit of the Gold Region of California. Mississippi U. S.

Senator Governor Fcote, Judge F. M. Rogers, Hon. Daniel W. Adams, Gen.

W. R. Miles, Messrs. Lake and Wilson, and Col. Husey, are named as candidates to represent the State of Mississippi the United States Senate.

Biscaccianti, the charming American prima donna, is at present in New York city, and is on the eve of departure for El Dorado, whither, we learn, her capable manager, George Loder, has already preceded her, to make arrangements. Hon. Hknry Clav, it is said, has much improved in health within the last week. He is in much better spirits, and it is hoped the return of spring will restore him to his usual strength and health. To California Emigrants.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company have given notice that they will not recognize as valid any tickets not signed by an officer of the company. Dsatii or a Baltimorean. The Petersburg (Va.) papers announce the death cf Mr. James Smith, formerly of this city, who served in the Mexican war, under Captain Archer. CjThe Leonardtown (Md.) Beacon announces the death of Mr.

Thos. Hardesty, the well known mail carrier between that place and the Ridge. John K. Kirkpatrick, a native of Charleston, is now filling the chair of Greek Literature, in the University of Edinburg, recently made vacant by the death of Prof. Dunbar.

Anna Thillon is making a great sensation in Boston, where they think her the greatest singer ever yet heard there. Gsnbral John E. Wool has ben nominated as a candidate for the Presidency at a meeting of tie citizen of Troy, N. Y. OLD RYE YviilSKY, ot superior iiavor, tiistiiled ia the years 1836, 'S7, '58, '39 and '40, in harreis end demijohns, at very low prices considering quality.

e'-ery prade of selected FLOUR, by dray load or tingle fcarrol, at reduced by JAMES J. LAWN, js2t)-tfir 1S1 and 111 North Howard nt.rr Ifl MK KIRS, AT REDUCED PRICKS TA'i LR. optosite Uarnum'p. offers th? re maining portion his choice stock of Lsdiss' FURS, at su. prices as can hardty fail to giv satisfaction to wore wno win javor i nem-v.

un an examination. TAYLOR, opposite Barnuin's. lNE GOLD W'A'i'CHtis. We have now nr. band a fe-w very superior GOLD WA'i'CiiES, for Ladies and Gf-ntlejuen.

VATOil liEPAIRING done promptly, and warranted, by SA.M'L KiRK fit SON, Gold and Saver Smiths, j29 tf 172 Bal'iKore street. PL-END JD GOLD WATCHES. LATEST STYLES OF JEWELRY, ELEGANT FANCY GOODS. ALB ATA WARE; superior Ens lish Plated "Ware; renci! parcel L.aynp3, ate. or at tne very lowest prices by CAN FIELD, 1 HI OTHER fe 23 BALTIMORE STREET, Corner of ChnrUs, HOUSEKEEPING DRY GOODS.

-S SEVAN No. 6 N. CHARLES 4 doors above Baltimore Would inform their customers and buyers g-re aiiv that -bfv have on hnd a fail aieortmf of HOUSE KEEPING DRY GOOf'S. with Kiehardson'K and tiarkhe'a bet FA MILY in every quality, wii-cu iney are ouari'sg cr low prices. ryOsn Price System.

i a bal -S KOAi AtC'i'lO er vjt hue 6 4 iJ LRlt.OiS, all at Sst wortn ..3: iteautiiui f.tousseiiE 11 J. i. on b.attd, ce Laines-. at 13 cents; must cr wes trctn 1 to ftp; very s-tpj-rirrarri i 'n-r. jjosaia at si 2.5 vf 2 OAittJi OIL Keavy rr.d Wool CARPETING, cei.ta, Bonn 57'; Eweactc rli ooi and fc-s vart very lot of FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, from 2 to wid-3.

et about in.it price, iag ccd List cr.f is: sir! euaifit. of ch-as Good at ffifEl-EOPlE'S STOKE, It5 strtt, i cctsre febeve street, jS.rn-'lr; N. rorgjit -K iiTs AD1ES CLOTH VELVET CLOAKS. We hive remaining on haud a few CLOTH AND VELVET CLOAKS, A.CnS, ol the best ma teria! end choice styles, which, in order to close, we wi i sen at soine price witnia tne next tf-a days. Wa crier at i- v- prices LADIES' C'SLMERE CLOTH FOR CLOAKS: yard wide MANTILLA LONG SHA WLSS rich em- roiaerea cripe wis; Long ana Squire md other Woolen Sba-visteicbro -fr' i AND much '-1USLIN CURTAINS, a splendid -educed price.

GEsortmcrd are oiitTiiic oecned is i many styles of r.z before taking 'ER is, wtusu Xi'f are Ocstousoi took. HAiulLTON KAS' uu tltr 213 lsait.rr,ore stre-eT. pL 'SING OUT WINTER GOODS AT LESS THAN COST. Upwards of worth; mostly WINTER GOODS, must be sold without regard to cost, width hlacK and colored Alpacas and Op Liiices lin cts; poiwl styles (lark Calicoes 4, 6. and A cts: s'-e3 crs a pair: all wool ilannels 1RJ quai Cr.Ltor; iio He; iarye blankets 75 cts; SiiHwls at half the usual price, wis a thousands of other micies in proportion.

Persons in want of barga-ins, bett-er cnll s'Xn at KAYNER'" CHEAP STORE, jsi3 rfr IsS Canute sense. eatof Bro.i-y.r A L'SELJ OFF', 'ZllE CliJiM HOW Ri ANl! FAY ET f'K STUEETS. The -u r'-t day to di il! Stock of Fail and Winter GOODS, arid ha put them dovai to sucr: prices as will main them soil, wi gives this potio vx orver thai bn enstomers in Old Town may not be excii'ded. He will seil Pe lilies for 64 and 124 cents that ho has been seiimr erptpfore for and CALICOES tor 8 and 10 tttni fciuos ii- anu i4; aru evei-vrnmg eisc sa-i r'Por'-son. Also, filgnkets hx nolf price.

He would r-sh a tn c-f all in search Kxis at the CO NER OF HOWARD AND FA "ETTE. HOLLI NGHW4 JR'i'H. j9-'3ir FIELD I C.ti.. '-J WHOLESALE UV.ALFRZ OK 'if)ODh. s.v.

17 SOU'i CHARLES STREET, lisp cnstantiy "ti a ee and well assorted -tK-K, p.rticu,arly adapred to city trade, to which hey invito the cntion ofdee'ers tfr JEWELIIV. AMU FLA TED fl. WAK.XER. Golf and Sil-r'WHTth. Vt, 10 A orA Cra'i tfrtft, ht isst opened of hiie JEV'b Y.

embr-ci'i? a icty oi and patterns of Brooches, Ear Rice, riiiecr Kings, and Gent-emen's 0'r Pencils and Pens. Cud Pins, Bncfc ea.i-luna-: ur I tcketr, which are offered on the most t'tms. tfr; Civ ATES, SKA 1 KS TAKE NO ilCE.Ve give fair warriing: we have a lot of real iniorted SKATES, ia strapped which tre wiil give all an opportunity to buy at I 25 per pair. IJovs' SLEDS, tandsoii names snd r-oiors, $1 50. Real Tally Ho RAZORS, 25 cer.ti, We want to c'ose all out todav MORTIMER No.

iC baltiwoiestieet. ros 1SEFH THOMAS. AT TO A fT A A W. No. SV.

PAUL STREET, (between Lexington nd Sa rp.tc.a strop Wi tru; 1 attend promptly to profeiioral businrs-' cc-ted to his care. in eoOilui-r lOitN Ii. INW-. ATTORNEY AT i AV7 i A YETTE STREET, in their. liainf door from Nor-tn st.

Vromrt trr ti-i ei'vfn t- ll ia- tFia rR. S. P. TOWNSENri'S COMPOUND EX if TRACT OF 4 AS RILL A has a rni.E-tion among all civilized nations as the best preparation for RENOVATING nd PURIFYING THE BLOOD which has ver rfi'ered to mp.n. In thir its PECUL1 AR EXCELLENCE, and to this ia due its world-wide renovn- CAUTION avoid Imposition it will be necessary to see that Dr.

Jamis R.Chilton's Certificate, as as the cnatui of Dr. S. P. Towxsfxd, is on the outf ine wrapper of each bottle. In order to ixsurk gttting tne gemitne.

call st ANCE'S, lf3 Biltimore street, nearly tlie Sun Iron Building, and yoa cannot go ainiss. tF27r BETTER TESTI MONY" EVES OFFERED IN FAVOR OF ANY MEDICINE. Rsy. E. Vv Sehox Rev.

Svsvswtos. Jhe following xz a verbat.m copy of Lotjisville. May isf.o. We used John Buli's Sar.pariiia, Mid known it to be used, with entir satisfaction; snd vr have no hesitation in stating that we believe it to be a safe and valuable medical compound, and calculated to produce much good, and relieve inuch suffering; and therefore would cheefully andmost earnestly recon roend it to tha aSicted, (Signed; E. W.Sefon.

E. Bewttre snd esk for the original OR. JOHN BULL'S hfft-tucky and have no ether For sale by S. HANCB. tos Bait, st.

tFZ3r A PL RF ECT SUBSTITUTE FOR SILVER a- CORTLANf CO.x Si8 Baltimore street, hsve jrst received from Eneiarid, per steamer Baltic, a et-mpleic- acsortmont of Piatad Albata Spoons. Foir. Ladies, Butter Knives, tSajtar Tongs, Sugar ko. They engrave the same as silver, ere one-sixth itb cost, and so closely resemble puresiirer, that the best judres ear.not detect them. ja9 pom Pound cod liver oil can yat.

effectut! remedy for Coughs, Colds, Cold in the Head, Hoarseness, Asthma, Bronchitis, T'ickiinsand Soreness of the Throat, diseises of the Ltinss, and Bronchial Ad'ections. This preparation i3 recommended in all cases ot Consumption, relieving the constant disposition to cough, and promoting ex-pectcration. Parents wiil find it an invaluable remedy for their children in cases of Whooping Cousn and ia the dry barking cough su-nect to attacks of Croup, For sile by J. Bond, S. S.

Hance. J. W. Barrr, E.H. Perkins.

Perkins 8c Bro J. F. Perkins, S. K. Fleming, A.

W. Duke, E. H. Stshi, J. M.

Laroque. Thos. Pitt, Messrs. Read, T. C.

Hopkins, and be Druggists throughout the city. State and District of Colnsnbin gnneralty. tF7 HE ROUND EARTH! I HE WHOLE AFFLICTED WORLD! READ! THE WONDERFUL CURES OF HAMPTON'S VEGETABLE TINCTURE. Still another of our owu citizens, from the thousands, gives his testimony and the number of his residence, with the many others whose names may be 01, ran S- in ask all to call and get gratis, and then go and see these- cureu atiu learn tne lacts lrom tieir own Hps. Baltimore, 23, 1852.

Messrs. Mortimer 4- Mowbray Uents: I feel it a duty 1 owe to myself, and tne community, to speak in commendation of your justly cclpb' ated Hampton's Vegetable Tincture. I have bpen afflicted for the last two years with the chronic, inflammatory -houmatism, in its severest form; unable to via without support. Having heard of your valuable niedioine I deemed it expedient to give it a trial, and. after using several bottles, 1 was agreeably surprised to find myself entirely relieved from that most horrible disease which the human trame is subject to.

I do take great, pleasure in recommending Hampton's Vegetable Tincture to all afflicted, as 1 was, as a cenain anu permanent remedy I feel I cannot do that justice to your celebrated, edicine it meriiB, but, in conclusion, I would say to I mei all who are afilicteii, to give it a fair trial. ery respectiul'v, yours, Gkorge V. GoonnicK, No. 58 Seoonrt street, alto. Dyspepsia, Cough, ail Lung and Throat Diseases, Scrofula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Neuralgia, with all Stomach when taken in tunc, and as directed, are cured by it.

Call and get pamplilets gratis. For sale by MORTIMER MOWBRAY. SMn Baltimore street; J. W. BARK C'O-.

corner of i f.in uuu xsammoro ir. v. lUAUfcits, JLcx-mgton street, and by most of our reepectable Driig-Sists. jiS-'tfr THE GREAT KENTUCKY REMEDY! DR. JOHN BULL'S SARSAPARILLA.

IX is put up in quart bottles, and contains the strength or six times as much pure Sarsaparilla as any similar preparation in America. Prioe one dollar per bottle, or six bottles for five dollars, fF-For sale bj SETH 3. UANCE, 103 Bdtinors street. tj.tgv TANCE'S CANDY. HAICE'S HOARHOUND ia CANDY is a sovereign romedy lor Coughs, Sora fiiroat.

and thst shm fm Price Si cysts" rer pcksa, Per ul by HATiGii, ICS ZtZ, eU Price Si oats" pzoksza, cr if Lir.