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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
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ein fupfcrncr 8cl1cl, 8ctten mo &ettlaben,
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ten, ein SobbD fir @Nener su fabrer, mis-
9ateutsSperren. Grcibunbcrt Suno Strch,
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Der, Suffer, une font md, ptclerlei ioau6
Sauern. uuo &udsns@ @erdtbfhaftcn, allrs
su ,pcitlduftig slt melrcn. Die Seeiii9nn9cu
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9eppbnlide slu1partun9 9r9eten mereen ocn
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
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mcfrat'' 1T pcu jeet an cben 9emrlbetes bali
famiite Slu9empadcr n bdbcn. SaIlelbe
iidrfet Die 9hgen nidt oIIein, icneern be-
uimmt Die @utsiincun9 nlo @jelfwnlIt ees
9luaenlieees. Setm anhaltenceu 9ebranf
permebrt urb eripeitert es bic Sebs8raft
uuoemein, uuo erfriftt bic Sarten 9teroen
Der 9tudenumsfeln. Ties SalianiildIe 9llts
aenwalier bat felt ben friegertlden Gpchen
Il, @urcpa Die 9iufmerfIamfeit Der 9lerSte eds
ielbit allf9ereat, unb 9rcben, pteifdltt9e, ia
mir uieaen iaaen SNineerttalttenee, haben
biciem 6ollamiIden slu9erpafer ete grcete
Giabe, Die erbnltun9 ibres 9eilhte, ;t perS
canfen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24

bcdl, IIeb meiuer sli erbarmcn.--Sdl nil ges
wB ein gutter Demofrat--jd, ipenn ihr poat
aud, ein sMobefrat Ieiit, nno mill nein eebta9
uibt mebr fur ben Narriipn iftmmeu, ipcnn
ihr mir MIR Gdmrdf 9ett. SD bin ieet &c,
pis, baB ihr Die pahreu Demefraten feio !;
heun bel eud gilt eiuer ie Sief ais Der 9inoe,
re; nidbt lpie bci ben sllttieS, no, ipeuu man
Elm fpenig su 0iel 9 dlnapps nimmt ribt
mehr anseiebcn ipirc. Sd) bin jcet 9c9cn
bic 9lntieS -
Shr ieio pilltcMleiL ihr SHrlt. Pcfc 6ctc6,
nebmt ibn, mir haben nedl eilidle, Ole ibr
I'm bcnieltcn NrciS tdbcn f6nnt.
Die ancere Icait6 leaen ndbfteu6 bcIcudls
tet mcreeu.
Gincr iiber rcn1 Ser9.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
Stbertfs 3erfdnfe
in 9tcrtbampton Ganntp.


Der Gdertff bon Tprtbampton SanntD
bietet bis bcu 10. 9h8uit folgcHocs Itcgenee
Gioentbum i'm Spurtbauls Der Staet @altcn
9t0d)mitta9s, gum gcrfduf an: Ster @ruiie>
lpttcn IN leIbi9cr Statt; bic cine lte9t III
Srcnt al Der Samiltcnitra6c, % SuB, 2tcfc
l4O gus uno al eiucr 10 Sus breiten sllIeD
Die Smcite liegt am 4cha Sue uuo an Der
ndd,it hefhricbeneu Got nOrellb 1874 Suf,
all nciuer 6fcntidhen Stra6c, natb Sctblebem
filbreno, liu9S pcrlelbeu S4 Sus, &C. 9luf
berIelben 1T erbaut ein itenerne6 S9aus, mt
. Silhcufellcrn. Sin ;rpeiitOtt9tes Srdms
hans, ein 9roeer Sdeo gum Sdifansbels
fern, nebit oen RafdincriciL I'M Sote aus
Dem 9Safrr 81 Sicbcn.
@ine anrcrc ecrIcltcn Ite9t OH Der Sileieis
tr Der Sfcnhihcu: Straee mad, Srlcmanps
Damn, 36 Sup Srrnt NIB 100 SnB ttcf.-
@s beftuect ilt oarauf eu 2lt6di0tcs 6rdnls
bauS, 30 bel IS Suf, Snlben une fllde.
Die ate Ic9t IN oerlelbeu 9tidthn3, Srcnt
100 Sus, Siefe 300. Gin 9rcBcr 2lttfi9ter
Nr6ms lnb Gin ShmibtsSdrp 1T oorauf err
baut. Gin0c;c9cn uno i'll @recnticn 9errnls
men ais Gas 9i9cntbnm prH Ntllta NJ
Nieall.
Soiram Oarp, SdNrtf.
SdlcrifSam @aitcrL
Gull a. 1889.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
9is Ssrittiicbe a6uiaim.

SicirS au6ncbmcuo ihbne, prad,tpcllc
CdmpfpadetId,iff fc9clte an /. Subj bon
9cueon fir 0icuDcrf; man eripartcte lcste
9Scdye jcbe Stmbe reIen sInfunft. 0iah
cinem Sriefe oru Qcnccu pom 81 Waai mar
caGcltc pru prn paiTa9icre une 1900 pdde
@ntcr-eiue fritbarcrc parung, ais jemalS
Gn9laub fir bic @eretui9ten Staaten oerlols
fen babcn fol-. 9Sir hphcn caB ite 9luclih
imiere llfer Dor bem SdIuB unlerer 3eltlln9
crrcidt batcn mirb.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24

GoS rpu Der Suprcm Gcurt in Der Sadc
ocn Mtdtcr Scllin6 au6gclprchenc @utad,s
ten 1T nod nidlt i'm Druf erfhtener, uno
Die Grilrec, iporanf itc ihrc @ntldlcicun9
itlBt, lIno raher nod uidt an9cmeln brfdnnt
9eporocn. 8efaunt 1T cs abcr bae bic
Mcbrbctt Der Suprcme Gplrts3idltcr Srcta
maurer iIub, NIB man bat nur sn otel llrs
ladle Su glaubcIL oaB lIc burh ben Gciit Der
McbCfratie ciu9cld,uhtcrt purccrL unc ba6
Der 9Suu(dL fld tci Der bcrrIheuccn partbct
III Giuuit Su icecu, nm iold)er9cltalt nad Gcrs
lauf ibrcr GteniiScit itd cine 9Sicceranltels
lung Gum 9lnrte gu fIhcrrL nid)t chne @influs
auf ibrc Mcuungcu mar. Sn biciem 1ihte
bctrahtct, FAM babcr bic @ntIteioun9 Der
@rurt III bielcm Sale untcr bic auocrn
Sriitbtc crs Cccembcr grfrfrfc McbS gcSdhlt
,pcrren. Wan ia0t, caB 6idltcr Ncuiton III
WPctutn9 nit Der @ntldleicu9 ntht tIberetns
lttmmtc -ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24

- fir oenlef6en 3ipcd, bic Maniigtcn
9Ifabemic uno Sfoitlhule III @bpcunut Iowns
fd,ip, Srsquebanua @anntp.
- fir benfelben 3,ped, fur bic Sanps
Der sifaoemie in Ycrf @auntp.
Sel6ln6e:
geft0lus, nm bic Summer Scn geipilIen
Gotten in ei9cnicr, 8rlfmorelano @aiintp, gu
perduoern.
- betreTeno Die slufcrberun9 ocu perts
rid, 6ccper unc anoere.
- bcrcfenb Die Slufrrberung Don ptis
ltp oceel NIB ditbcre.
- tint Den Staat6<Sdatueiter 81 err
mdd,tigcn, 9eipideS gclc AT Stcpbrn Sbca
res ilber;uSablen.
- I'M ben Sd)rcibcr Der 9SaiIcrs@curt
BON SerfS @altntD Su crmdd,ti9elt, I'm 9e'
rpilIe lSapierc in letncr 9imteimbe Slt re9iltris
rem uuo oewiTc aneere Dicnite, ilno fir Gils
oere @ubSnede.
- bctrcffenb bic 9luforoerung pom 9llers
aneer Gcbntpn tuo anocre.
- bctrefeuo bic gr6duitr9 eiuer Srilfa
fc iitcr bic @ilenbabn, sipiihe Cpfe II. etmes
itra6en III eancafter.
- bctrcfeno Die Sranflin unb 9Iae9has
nD Sritdcn9eIellld)aft. .
- bripilli9cuo llntcritiitung ,u Der Scs
uc5tSSon unc 2i9cllicr Gbrritra6en 9eiells
ihaft
- fir bic toiilfe an Die Gcncmau9b IL.
Scmcrlet Gurupeifs Srasens@elellidtaft.
- bctrcfeno Die Wtlc6burg II. entity
port &urnWfe Gcmpanter uno fir anccre
GurNptde.
- observation-disclosures bic 9lbrcd,nuu9 unb
Scsablung ppu Sertiffateu NIB Scrip, lpel>
obc bon Scrlcmalt, leetbcr9cu 9luflebcr bon
Der 0claipare 9lbthcilln9 oeS prnnI. Canals
au69c0cben ipureen.
- bctretfeno bic ScSablun9 rcn 6. y.
jolt9beS, fir Matcrialien, I'M bic oalIc bc6
Soauic6 Der Gcpreicntanten Sit malcn.
- bctreHello etnes geplIien lleberIhuiz
lc6 bon benz nidt gescgenen Sdulfpno.
- bttrefenb Die lluterhaltin9 II. 9lu6s
bcGIeruu9 Der Dffcntlidcn Gjebduoc nno Sers
bclIcruu0cn auf ben 6tfcntlidcn @runo.
- fir Die SeSablrug, 2lusriltun1 &c.
Der Trcipilli9cr Sruppcn pou Der 1iten uub
llten 9Ibtbeiluu9 pcnnl. Wili;, neulidb i'm
Gitnlte Der 0iepubllf.
= um ben @ruoernor ;l ermdhti9cn
Gjclo 81 bergen.
- I'M Die uuunter6rpdene Sdbiffartb
in 9Sintcr6Sciten auf Dem SclaWarefluB nno
Der Bay ipdbrcno Den QSutermrnatcu Su oer>
iIbcrn, burd1 0ampfs unc 3iebbpte.
- bctrcfcno bcn Sluiprud BON QSm.sl.
elcDb, ais Der 9l9eut Der Ncpublif, sur Gnts
ecdun9 rer 2dupcrcicn Ycn cSchn 9itdcllcu
uno pctcr SdyntplL uuo au weldcn Die &c:
publif eincn slnlpruh bat
- bctrcfeuo Die 2lnbcrmnn6 Sanf.
- betrcfcuo Die sIbidreibuu9 bc6 Suz
baltS Der 9latcnte i'll bem Vanoamt.
- bctrcfcno rie l,iiIfeper Wcncn9nbcs
IA Srildcn Spmpanic.
-. SIR tie llntrritiieuu9 Der Sh,ocr ec6
prrltprbtrcn 9luguitiu SgIsQuct.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
9laCbrtt6t at 0repttere,t.

Die fpl9cucru pcTcncn MAIDEN bsfannt
cas iIe tci Ger Court ppn Scmmrn 'Neae
fur 9irrtbamptrn Sarntp fur eic 9ScNtba
Der Gjclcec unpsrmSgenber Shulcner an9e'
Iud,t baben, uno baB Ntcnta9 Der 10. sln
auli I'M Scurteauie Sn 9aitcn anberaumt it,
nm bieielben su h6ren.
2lpam 9tomi@
Senrth Sa9cnblt6,
CSobu Oalpt,
Gjeor9e 9tut,
Gb1rleS S6afer
9Silliam q. GnbbS.
Sbepspr Sobar,
SranctS Geee,
Srieort6 9Sa9ner
9Silliam 4abar,
Sbonlas s. Saplcr.
Gaitcn, SulD 2l. bn
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24

9lm picrtcn Suli bnfttn mir bier in gaucas
ltcr rrtcrcr eiu Sciipicl non Der 9Id,tllu9 ser
yofrfpfo6 fir Srbuiu9 uuo bic 29upcs9cs
leBc. SInf oorr feds 2rfcfcfo 9taufbplce
BON &clumbia fielcn ncrrn Wrut9omerD, ets
neu ser Ncraus9cber ee5 Columbia @rurs
outs, auf Der Stra6e pcr S1erru @pppcr6
Wirtbsbau6, all. Sin 9eipi6cr SrmeS ficu9
cen slugritf an, iieem er j,crrn WentgcmerD
btnter irincm 9lcfcn eincn Sdlld9 nit cinem
Stcd perlestc, rpar nbcr nahe parau lclbit
clue Irnht pril9cl ;u tcfcmmcn, ais leiue
Spice9cicllen gu fcincr Ionlfc bcrbri famen.
Sdcrif Nteb, wcGdcr sufdlto pcrtci fanL
orang dber auf ilc cil unb ipren9tc Die Oacs
bcfratrn au6einanocr, che Scrr WpntgcmcrD
ctni9e rrnitIidc GcrIceun9 bcfant.- Srlfsf.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
Gtorb

Gin SfcpulmtionebrlS. .--9m Sams
ita9r pcr Gasen, III Bethlehem Taunihip,
Otcrtb. GauntD, SpbnQ g. @ct9er inn
Soften 2ebcuSjahre. SIN l5ten Sabre Icine6
sIlters ergriff er Itcu bic 98affen, Inn bic
llnabbdn9igfcit errin9cn su belfcn. 9inbm
uub Gbre be9Icitcten ihn 81 Grabc.
9lm 6tcn Suit in Nilliams Salmfhip,
9icrtbamptcn @amtD, TatbaN GeilN
@lq. i'm Gotten 4ebensjabre.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
nGint9e 2(9enten-n

9Sereen ocrlau9t, INN Subltribenten al
pcpulare Berfe AZ idmmlen. Sine cute slui
munterung fpirb beujenlgen 9e9eben ipeld ?
fd ipbalO tpie mO9ltdb III bieier NrHderSi
nteleen.
STUMP 10.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
aSpffamts- -S5ertCbt.

Scl9enbe griefe befncen fId, III bem Sd'
9crSpiaer Ycitsslmt:
amcrica prtce, 2. Sohn Soiferi 0iiceiau6
Scd, 2bcmas e. 9faeclf.
petcr Ntillcr it, pcif1letifer.
Sd9erSpille, SulD 10. *-3M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24

Sdlipans, tpie cine 8ai; ipcnIi iIe eiue 9Rans
9efaugen bat, uno fa9te su mir: "Ciefer
0crffeter bort lit fir mid y llnb aicrg bins
ans, lad,te iosbart, bas id, meine Ginger i'll
Die Sbrcn ifcft-ipcriber idl aufpdrtte.' %
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
SScrbciratbct:

9lm %. SunY, bnrd bcn Gbrtp. S.crrn
SriceG, ;u Setblebem, Nr. @briitian 9,
Sc llfr orn gaitcn Su Mi9 Nertctta
Oetfpci le r. &cdltcr bon 9r. 3. Gets
meiler, rrn Soeertcpn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
Orucfer- 2lrbeit.

eese Dirt Oruder. sirteit III Neutfdher mr.
Gnolifd,er Sprade, tperben allf bic filr;cite
9lu,ei9e, seidpma6pca une nm bic tilIi9ltcn
preiIe in ber Grderei perfcrtigt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
Gin Gebrltlta,

3ur Grlcrnun0 ccs Orllfers@elAdfts, miro
III tieier Drlldcrci an9encmmer. Sin Stnas
be bon lG bis Is Sabren tpilree CUTE gIuis
numbering ftnrerL ipcnn or itd, baIo meloer
III biclcr
Sruferei,
Subj "a.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-07-24
Gtlt ltener SupftrGbmtpt
/ II 9tlt { ut an II.

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Ter lintcridrtebene ntad)t bernltt icincu
Sreuubcu, 70 lpic cincm 9cebrten pnbIifum
birrmtt eraeben1t befanut na6 CT pben9eitail
tc5 @cfbdft all Der @erftdite be6 SoerrH
9tat atbauQa QautcnIhldger, in hcr
Samiltcuitrasc, Soagclbuh6 9SrthsbauS 90
9cntber, an9efau9en hat, 100 CT jecer;eit oei'
rdtbig bat pccr auf Seltellun9 fdnea pe;s
fcrti9t: SSebe Scrte
Srepnfe1el, Sutmaders @ai6> unb
Sbeee&eilel
70 ipie out alle III ieiuem Sad eiulhla9ente
9lrtictrl, Die CT jeecrseit gum Serfanf Bora
tbig balten rpiro uuo gelclnen lit fir bic ME
crigitcn preiie su Dcrtaufeu. @r ffcht fir
(cmc 9Irbcit 10 nett gut, eos bielelbe auf cine
eaucrbofte airt au9eferti1t lit.
@r label feine Srennoe uno eas pubIifnn
lberbaipt cir, ieine g8erfltdtte 81 bcllidlen,
unb lctte Waareu III 9lu9enidleiu Su aebmen.
Stct6 miro CT es lein smgcnmerf iein lalirn,
ale Seitellunacn 9c,pi1enbaft su erfillen,
Sur aite6 Supper, Melfug, Gum uno Slei
miro ber b6i,fte 9Dret5 i'll baarem @'elee ccer
in 9lu6tanld) fir QSaaren 9c9ctcn.
9tmpS Gttin9er.
9lacntauir, Suli 24. nq-3Rt
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Gaitcn, SulD 81. bp
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HAS resumed the practice of his profess
II sion, aud will punctually attend 10 al
calls When not professionally engaged. His
Once IS IN the rear Of the building formerly &C.
CupAd BY Slade g. Baker, in Market-street.
az night he viii be found at his residence.
Columbus, Apras 1870. 3Of
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LAW COPARTN ERSHIP.

- }. HU .FHRIAs ia of Alaba-
,ua having formed partnership, in The prac-
n.y., ,' ~ a"' Wi, for The future, practice IN con-
' on 10 the Circuit and inferior Courts Of
''9 ldcal d strict, and n the Superior COur s
s s.'c-oa, Mississippi
'4y hope, by prompt and faithful atten-
.. .ae dl'e of their profess on, 10 merit
X. liberal Share o. puhlc patronage
si'.e IS 90 Coumbl, A}i. (beng the
my ,--..o. mel. y occupied by S l. Nash,) where
~. VI oo.a o. hem can generally be ound.
teo-Wy ], 1880. 2ltf
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HN TOO Err has permanently esta-
Al olshed hlmsclf in the city Of Mobile
"a ~. 'or The purpose of transacting general
Sounlsslon business, and respectfully tenders
,an services to his friends and the pablo gene
S.gy de may be found at his Office by the LIST
Jay Of November.
sep 2th 1879, 3tf
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70 " A = N
w M iA KELLY, having permanently
ir oel'ed az Carsolon, (Pickens H. Ala
T~ a.'end he Courts of The Count es OF
l'clio1sa, G eene, Sumper, a..d PIckens.
nov. q, 1898.
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VIE HUGUENDT- new work ty
r. Ilms', author Of Rchelieu," "The
,aPT,eS' "Fhe Ro5ber," &c. Just published,
PFISTER g. GOODWIN.
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Z NnfE FiNG,-'ln hand and for sale low
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The native American., 1839-04-20

Inspector: That's nothing to the purpose
Are you 81!
Voter: To be sure must be then, if the gas
soon is; so give us the cali skin.
With that he was sworn in, and the same
farce was enacted, only changing the performers.
Thirteenth Ward-The voting here was very
slack in the early part OF the day, which gave
plenty of time for the challengers to perform their
duty without favor or fear. The way that some
people, who consider their right to vote undoubt-
ed and indisputable, kick at the challenging sys-
TEN, will be well understood by the following dia,
logue:
Inspector, to well-dressed, whigsh-looking
parsonage Sir, your vote is challenged. You
must swear it in.
Voter never swore it in in my life, and I'll
be Did if l do swear. You know me well
enough.
Inspector: Can't help it, sir. The vote is
challenged, and you must swear it in, or you
can't vote.
Voter: Well, then, l tell you that the Irish
may take the government. out of our hands and
carry it on by themselves, for III not vote, that's
flat, if can't vote without swearing first.
With tina, he tore up the ballots and made his
exit in what some people would call a tremen-
dous passion.
The native American., 1839-04-20

minds In case of war with Great Britain or
any other country, Irishmen will be found fore
most with the best of them.
By A. Ager. George Rciley-Though born in
America, he has imbibed so much Of the Irish
spirit, that, when among us, we think he was
born in both countries.
BY A. Ager. TIE liberal native and the natu-
raHzed citizens Of the United Sates-They
will frown into oblivion's grave all factions like
those of the Native American Societies, which
are intended to crush those who were driven to
Coumba's shores by the iron rod of oppression.
James Condor. Ireland:
Where shall that land that spot of earth be found
Art thou a man? patriot look arouud
O. thou shall find, wherever thy footsteps roam,
That land thy country, and that spot thy home.
John j. Taanc. While in the country of our
adoption, under the fostering wings Of the Eagle,
may we never forget the wrongs inflicted by aris-
locratical despots on the land of our birthplace.
William Carroll. Irp'and-Our first love-
America our second-may we never forget the
first, while the last is fresh in memory.
VIM. Thorn. The heart that is cold to its ma
tive land, will never be warm to the land of its
adoption.
The native American., 1839-04-20

Terian steam. ships of acar.-Gen. Hamilton,
of S. Carolina, and Gen. Johnson, Secretary of
War of Texas, and the Hon. Mr.. Bee, Minister
to the U. States from Texas, arrived the 28th
March at New Orleans in the Texian steam ship
of war Zavaa, from Galveston.
In addition to the above the Texian Govern
ment have purchased the fine steamer Charles
ton, and converted her also into vessel of war.
The Texan Government have very wisely
gone directly into the augmentation of their naval
force by steam vessels of war instead of ordinary
classes of vessels.
The progress Of steam power and steam navl-
CATION is such, in the present time, that it might
reasonably be deemed unwse in any Govern
ment to go at this moment into any large outlay
for vessels to be propelled by canvass alone, when
it is perhaps the eve ofbeing discarded aogeth-
er for steam.