A CONGRESS OF NATIONS.
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The New York Evening Post publishes an ad-
dress of Mr.. Louis Chtti, who signs himself
'Commjssloner of the Belgian Government, for
merIy Professor of Political Economy. now on n
mission TO the United States of America This
document is an ''nvitation to the Political Econ.
omlsts and enlightened citizens of the United
States. to attend a Congress of artzans and op-
Ponents OF Free Trade, to be held at Brussels,
(Begum,) on the 9Th day of Sept. 1S4l.''


Mr.. Chitt is a warm advocate of Free Trade
the doctrines of which, he says, he has proclaim
ed all his life. His address shows him to be
man of fine talents, and well versed in the SUBJ
ject OF which he speaks. He urges this assem-
blage of the friends and opponents of Free Trade
with great earnestness. and considers that much
good will result from discu sion Of the whole
subject. and particularly its bearing upon the do.
mestic interests of each country, as woll as upon
the unusual interests Of nations.


The central position Of the kingdom of Begi.
um, and the full aud perfect liberty which its in
habIlants ENJOY, are regarded as very favorable
TO the accomplishment of this grand project. All
shades Of opinion are invited TO attend, for the
reason, that "the discussion, in order to be COM
plete, ought 10 be sustained by partzans of differ
ent IDEAS" Mr.. G. states that many very emf
nent men have accepted the invitation of the Bel.
gian Association. The great political economists
of France, Germany, England and Italy, and
men occupy high social rank, have promised to
attend the Congress; and there is only wanting
the presence Of the distinguished men of the u.
States, to complete the representaton To these
Mr.. chiiti is commissioned, by the projectors OF
this assembage, to present this invitation. The
letters of acceptance should be directed TO the
President of the Belgian Association for the
Freedom of Trade.-Post.


A Gentleman in New York was recently com
PEELED to move up town, where the population
was less dense, in consequence Of his wife having
preseL ed him with her taoenty,ffM child.
AIM Ne a. POOR man