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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

Packets To Depart.
LIVERPOOL.
Virginia, Harris, April 10
n. America, Hoxie, April 10
LONDON.
Westminster, Moore, April 20
ST. James, Sebor, May l
HAyRE.
Duchessc d'Orleans April 10
Vile de Lyon, Stoddart, Ap.24
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

sos the Rev John NJ Krsb. Of New York 10 M ellen D..
burgh. Fa 49, 90 - = -I-t-l' III U0H =
At Baltimore. tLs 10th inst ~ Raw MIR Bond Nerrkea
pono o. ohc to Miss Ellen Bond daughter Oft W. Bosd
At Pensacola, Goth alt Lieut. w Wilkinson Of IT, s. ship
that city. IT
DIED. $500
On Monday ateraoon, 18th inst Elizabeth daughter
OF feter W. and Catarine Lsau, the third year Of her
age N .,.e.. ~ .t ~ ~
The friends Of the family invited to attend the funeral
this afternoon at Al O'clock from No 1856 Broome street
AT Wvnache Pumpton New Jersey the 26th March, Mrs.
Eleonor wife df Col. Thomas Ryerson.
Yesterday morning. in the 72d year Of her age Mrs johann
nah Oonnor reiet Of the late Capt OConnor Of this city
frieRds OF the family respectfully requested to at
tend her funeral from hor late resdnce No 35 Goayeneu
corner of Madison street, this afternsoB at o'clock
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

!. az. the theme e much esnversation, the general
ouinos beiag that they win be either an nanor'.y
pon the rsf real trial Of strength with respect to
r. Chmrch question: or in such majority thaf viii
render il impossible to carry measures through
tie Lords. In nay opinion the country is rife for
coalition ministry by which on the one haaa We
nav en;sy the blessings of moderate reform, and on
the oher be saved from the factioas attempts OF the
,Carlists and such like denagogues
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

DARK ThEATRR.--rNIs EVENING will be per.
THE LADY OF LYoNs-Claude Melpotte. Mr. Held
Beasseant, MIR Rchinss-Glrvis. Mr. Wheatey-CeI Da-
mas yr Pacide- Monsieur Deschsppe,es, MIR Gann--Ja-
net, Airs Duris-Aadame DeschaPPsies. Mrs Whsatsy-
Alter which Mr. soman, the celebrated Bufo Singer will APP
pear and sing Comic Medley, and Professional Dinner
After which the farce Of a FISH OUT OF wATER-sam
Savory, MIR Sioman-Sir George, Mr. Gann-Alderman
Gayfare MIR FisharCharles Gayare, Mr. whestley La.
To conclude with SCAN MAG-Mr Singleton Mr. Piacide--
Edward Singleton, Mr. Wheaey Timothy Caudle, Mr.
Fi'hsr-Juia Mri Chippindaie-Emiiy Mr. Durie-Ilr
Caudle Mr.. Wheatley.
Doors open 6psrisrmanee to at quarter past
O'Clock.
Box Tickets sl-Pit, so seut.-G Gallery, asceai.
NATIONAL THEATRE, Late Italian Opera HOUSE
streets ten doors from Broadway-THIs EVENING, will
T6RTEsA, THE UsURER-- Tor.e,a, (.he Usurer) Mr..
wallack-Duke of Florence, Mr. Rogers-Count Faleone
Mr. Mshews-Angeo, Mr. Connor-Toma.o, Mr. Lam
Isabella, Miss Monier-Zippa, Mrs Seton.
After which Sweeny from Yrnna the celebrated Banjo
Player Singer and Representative Of Negro character
will appear some OF his amusing characters.
To conclude with
ADAM GRAY, or the IDIOTS vengeance-Adsm Gray, Mr.
Mitchell-Lawrsnce Mortimer, Mr. Ccnner-Bafnsbas
Bslimetal Mr. Lanbert-R Ralph, Mr. Baasck-Grenvile
Peyton, Mr. Walton-Roger, MIR EvSard-Gles, blr Ames
Ann Lyle, Miss Money
Doors open Ia Performances commence Z. Boxes
81 Pit 81 cents Gallery 10 cents.
ISRANKLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
r the direction Of Mr. r. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING, will be performed.
TOWN AND COMMUNICATIONS Glenroy, MIR Bannister
Plastic, Mr. Charles-kt Gosey, Mr. Jones-Hawbuck,
Ander.on-Capt Glenroy MIR MeDonals-Hon Mrs Glen
roy, Mrs Bannister
After which Master Diamond only IL years Of age the original
Ethiopian Dancer will introduce his Medley Dance
Double Shuttle accompanied the violin BY the Screen
Mountas Boy"
To conclude with
THE WHITE HORSE OF THE PEPPERS-Major Hans
feldt Mr. Wis-GeraId Pepper Mr. Belamy-Asstha
BanutCr-Magdelsne, u
Watts
Doors open Performance Al qsrlerpast
o'clock f1l.lm.
ny- TAMMANY HALL-MR. J. PARKER has the
nor 10 ammo his friends public be intends
giving GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL on Friday evening"
next the 10Th Of April which will be positively the last this
season on which variety dances will be brought
forward Publiss every Wednesday evening until May
al6-il
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

no. The steamer Liverpool val, leave England on
saturday next, Tor New York. She will probably be
sixteen days in performing the passage, and eonse
ouentIy will not arrive here till the sth proximo
Therefore. we shall receive news by one or two
packet ships ere she comes
Or,- Navigation on Lake Chsmplain Is open The
steamers and slocps have commenced running from
the different points.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

RIO DE J.~srRo, Feb. ~ ls39-Coee arrives but slowly
10 market experienced within the last few days de-
cline in the city, Superior 400 good first quality $500
500 Exchange 20 500 per 0oors; dollars 1850 800
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16

There doubt but tat therc cf's. HonoPoy % TIE
cattle MARKET but where almost impossible 10 tell The
kutchcrs the drov.r the farmers anil every connected
With Inc business any ~. charge Provisions high, aud the
cause is with some one. and "a must be found out.
Today there three hundred bctys hundred AMI
thirty calves and hundred sheep IN market The
beeves were sold last weeks prices hundred Of the
cows and cai,e. were disposed OF $50 so All the sheep
were taken al $3.50 $3.50 There Tess sheep
cold from the boats every week on their arrival
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-16
=. COCHRAN.

"a.
EXCHANGE BROKER 1913 CANAL STREET.
{ All kinds of Bank Notes bought asd sold up
the most favorable terms.
wANTED-5,000 and head Pistareens immediately
for which the highest price will be given. al6-lm'
NJ ULTRA SKINS. a bales Nsra skins ust received and
IN Tor sale by OGDEN WADDiNGTON co.
al6 2w' ~ Beaver street, near Broad street
Two OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLATED WARE AND
i SUPERIOR FINISHED CUTLEnY.--Tbe subscriber
has just received per late packets and opesng this day
large and complete rich plated ware,
Of rich silver mounted Cssto.; rich Cake Baets silver
mounted and coffee Urns; Cansticks Sc &c. Sc. Also,
very splendid Of ine ivory Table Cutlery consist
sg ii &C 81 81 aud 100 pieces Of ivory, pearl handle
HALVES with French formed Forks, SCI Extra Cavers. Also
extra Knives for silver Forks, together with very
assortment Of MANTLE hall and astral Lamps Tor sale
al reasonable prices by
DANL. H. DELAvAN, n Maiden lane,
s.4eM Broadway.
Housckeepers would DO we'll before attending auction
call and examine the quality and prices q Lamps, plated
ware, cutlery, &C. SC. aiS
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
QUEBEC BILL,
l4th, George III, Chapter So.

Whereas, -Hs Majesty has thought
proper by his royal Proclamation OF the
7th day of October, in the third year Of his
reign, to declare the regulations made for
certain counties, territories and Islands in
America which were ceded to him by the
final treaty made at Paris The 10Th day of
February, 1868, and whereas by the ar
engagements made by the sad royal Procla-
nation, our very great extent of countries,
in which were then several colonies and
settlements OF subjects Of the crown OF
France who are represented to have re-
manned in said colonies on the faith of
said treaty, have been lief; without
regulation for the administration Of
civil government and that in certain parts
Of the territory OF Canada sedentarv fshe
rieS which have been established and SET
tied by the subjects of France inhablting
the said province Of Canada, on donations
have been adioined TO the government Of
& concessions of said government of France
Newfoundland, and that in consequence
they have therefore submitted to regula-
lions Incompatible with the nature Of said
fisheries therefore your Most Excellent
Majesty will allow that it NAV be es-
,ablished by the Kings Most Excellent
Majesty with the advice and consent Of the
spiritual and temporal Lords and of the
Commons assembled in this present Parli-
ament and by the authority Of said Parlia-
ment, that all the territories, Islands, coun-
tries in North America, belonging to the
crown Of Great Britain, bounded on The
south by line starting al Bale des Cha
Ieurs, and running along the mountains
which divide the rivers falling into the St.
Lawrence from those di>charging into the
Atlantic, 10 point under the IS degree
Of latitude North, on the Eastern branch
- Of Connecticut river, krening the same
latitude directly To the River ST. Lawrence:
from thence in following the Eastern
shares ol said river S. Lawrence to lake
Ontario, from thence along the middle O, said
lake Ontario and The river commonly called
Niagara; aud from thence along the East
ern and Southeastern shores of Lake
Erie, following the said sho-es to the
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
SWANTON, VT. JULY II. 1889.

concessions, to the Canadians in passing
the act commonly known as the 60 Quebec
4 Bill, 18th, George 8. chan. So As il was
4nown in Canada that the English ParIia.
ment was about to adopt some plans for
the government Of the Province, the Brit
ish settlers made a petition in which they
asked that a representative form ofgovcrn-
ment should be granted to them, but with
the condition thai tie Canadians who were
Roman Catholics should not be allowed to
be elected to the House Of Assembly or be
named as members Of the Legislative or
Executive Councils. The Canadians on
their part prayed only for Legislative
Council to which they might be admitted.
Such was the nature Of the demands OF
both parties. The Canadian nobility as
also the Catholic Clergy were very much
opposed to any form Of constitutional gov
eminent, and supported the old order Of
things. Although the PRIDE Of the Cana
dian noblemen was hurt when the English
were asking that they (the Canadians)
should not be eligible to places of profit or
honor on account Of their religion, and al
though the Catholic Clergy were much
dispeased about the exclusion Of their fol-
lowers on account Of their religious creed,
yet their thirst for domination and for SUI
preme and absolute command, made them
oppose all kind Of Legislation except in the
style OF the old fendal system-ol the two
ways according TO their inclination they
preferred Legislative Council to a repre-
sentative House of Assembly as being
more aristocratic and more in accordance
with their views. The brave and eloquent
Burke who was the boIdest champion OF
colonial liberty, when the bill of Quebec
was under discussion in the House OF
Commons, in reply to a member who was
saying that the Canadian nobility was
opposed to any change in the present gov
eminent, said: | would willingly sacri-
flee all the Noblesse not merely of Canada
but OF England and Of all other countries,
to make the majority of the people happy"
In the critical state Of things when
the thirteenEngIishC Colonies were threaten
ing TO rebel, the Imperial Parliament
thought properto pass the act of which we
give copy to our readers to show how
British policy vii! shift from one act to
another entirely & dramatically opposed.
North American. [volume] (Swanton, Vt.) 1839-1841, 1839-07-17
PUBLISHED By II. J. THOMAS.
THE NORTH AMERICAN

Is PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY,
Price ~ 30 per- an. IN ddrdnce,
or s. 90 at the end Of the gear,
and an like proportion for fur
her delay Of payment
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SanoelStertCbt.
Cincinnati, bct1 25.

cincinnati, Den 25. Sicp. 1889.
9eit unferm lceten 8criebt itt per 0bio Slus
Inn ,ncDre SnB Setfe8cn, 70 poB bic sr6seret1
9anlpttccte tDrc SaDrt tpiebcr te9innrn t6nnen
Acpfc rerpen mod immer lit Olcnsc at,f ur.
fcrm Olorfte 9eteo6t unb nerpen Au rs Gents
bis 5u 81 rcrtauft.
Sutter.-Sri(be toffct 81 bic 81 Gents
SaBtutter l6 tis l8 Gents bas pfunb.
9etraibt.-qBat3e murbe 5u 6s tts 70
Gents bas 8u1bel pertauft. Q5elf8tprn tpffrt
81 bis 81 Gents; I6ofer 81 Gents unp 8ertte 80
tis ST. bas SuEbel.
-6tu.-Sn Sunben Der 0tntntr 81 Cents
Die Ipnne Is bis SIG.
Gafet.-9itc IA Gents !Sapanna Is lis IA
Gents pas pfunb.
&artp ffe ln.-@inb tm ltebcrfuB ouf ,ttt>
fern Olartttn uno mcrpct 5u so tis rs Gents PER
Suf6rl rertauft.
bl.-Stefer Nrtieet bat ptH preis, ben e.
tprt8e QBoGe bate, tebalten. 9as 8arrel pur.
be 5u 81, 25 tis 81, % 0ents psrtauft.
Ol laBe s-9lc1@ Orleans So Cents 3ut,
trbaus rs Gents Die 8allpne.
Geis.-s Gents bas pfunb ttim Sa6.
Salt.-Sleu yprt uno rrn Ganatpba rs
eents, rpn ben 1urts Sslanp IS tis 80 Gents
bas SuiAe(.
g bp NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is tis IA
1baler pas Sab. Sdinftn bis Gents @6ul,
tertttde Gents bas 9fune.
QDb r.-31 his 80 Gents hte Gclpne.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

Der fedsunDs Dspan3t9 # e 60 NJ
9reB bat Gh am 2ten DieIes tn berStabt
lSalhtn9ton oerfammelt. Gt1hribten
BON bcrtber baben uns Bis oatp nod nidt
erretdt. Die Midtt9fett, tpelde NIT Der
Wabl etneS Sprehers bes Hepra 1entar>
'tenbauies. tpas bic erfte SOanblung beBcle
ben 9etpeIen feDn mus, oerfnitpft 1T, rpirb
tpabrfhetnlth ale Mttglieber, bic nid)t
cnttpeoer ourd, &ranfbett pber burd bic
llnmoalihfeit, fId sur 9eb0ri9en 3eit tbre
Wablcerttfcate 5,t oerfdafen, unbebtn9t
ob9eholten fIuo, BET @rDfnung bes @pl1z
I9reBes in Waf fdtngton Der lammclt ba6en.
Die Yartbeien ffeben fih 70 gleihmdBtg
oerthetlt 9e9eniiber, baB etnergntfehetbun9
ttber bic porlduftgc Sra9e tpegen res Hed,z
ties 9etpiBer @lieber auf tbre Sise nit benz
| tief9efublteiteu SntereBe entge9enaefeben
wtrb. Das Geprd 1entantenbaus 1T ppll>
! ;dbltg NIT 9lusnahme ntetleiht et,,iaer
Mit9lieber. Die Cite bon 8 Mttalies
bern, unter beuen 6 gSbtgs ftno, Crtdm>
lid, S bon 9teu ccSerIeD, l BON Stratnien,
1 BON YenniDloante1 unb l bon Slltncts J
tperben beitritteu. grlaubt man btefen
ltreitigen @ltecern, bel Der @dbl ces
Spreders mttsuttimmen 70 tptro bae
Saus 119 Dempfraten unb 122 Mbtos
| sdblen> alfo cine Whtsmajcrttdt BON 8
Sttnmen. Werten fe jebpd, ale ans<
l9eidlcBen, Biz bic Streitfraaet iiber ibre
Bahl entfdteben fnb, 70 miro bic bencs
frattIhe Mebrbeit in etner Stimme beltez
ben. Set ale benz 1T es aber tttdt eetpie,
baB ale Mtt9lieber fiir btepartbeter ittt1ts
men tperoen, slt ipelder fle benz Tamen
|nnh 9eboren; man be9t manherlet 3petz
fel iiber ben 9Bea, ben bic Staatsrehtsz
n,dnner I'M Sitoen etnfdlagen tperben,
unb pahriheinlt6 ourftcn beioe partbet>
cit BET tbren GanbtoatensGrnennuneen fir
oas Spre6eramt febr ernftltd1e 9lnitrens
|aunaen ntaden, ftd, ben 8etfanb eie1es
Sbetls oes Soauies s1t ftfern.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06
Sarte + Waarett.

@er ttntcrf6rietene fat 70 cten rrn Neu.Vrre
y unp pbilarc(rbia c,ne Wlense BON frif9en
Qbaaren crbaltcn, rrprttnter trlSenee:
@erber Sel betnt 6aB pber beY ber@aapn>
QBtnter Spcrmel, sen,eines It. setleihtcs $amps
81, Gin sutes NBprtcmcnt rrn Sarbetfp fe u,
ais Slaubpl3, Setbcls, Slcara9ua, ea,nbclj,
&rapp, tlaucn 9itripl, Nllaun, SnpterpaBer y.
{. y. bta,te selte, rrtbe, CRIME, fbrarje, pe'Bs
unp anrere Sarte gum Nntfrci6cn @dltttett.
e(rten, mesinsene Seuerbunre, S6aufeta unb
3anac,1 mrsinecne Ofenfnbrte, QStneeltrbrer
NIT o,etifen, .optcln unb @6reinerfrertjeu8
lterbourt, 0Jlauslrcb 2(mtcfe, @drautit6de,
Sdbnrlnaascn, patcnt Qbaa9haleea TIM 800 bic
1000 Ifunc ~ ,ra9en, slaB une mabr9anp
Siirc, Sn6rfe, ttablerne urr ciferne Stritnaotln,
tetfe SlGbuaccln, Sriuen fur jercs Nlter, 9iS,
uub Sieifreitfden, Gattprs nit 8lat term, pul.
pcrberncr, 3hnrbntdcn, Sn6Cenlaufe, S6lcser
unc 8cf6lass, 0leBinstleh, 8eiSen, teutt1t
S(6ten, Ottap> SIoten, 0laripnetten, Cob une
S,lterf6aum unp Srpnj", Surfer Srcnje, 4.
@a9eridtcr, Stefel Dlarce.
GO, Scle gum Suttern, Steipers, .6nt,nadber.
&arten unb 8rsen Saiten, QBaffeleiten, Ibee.
teBct, S6neicer> rno anbere Shsefeitett, Oia8.
net Stablt, Seutbter, $idtftecren, >anren,
.SplsCaaen, matbtn,atitfe Sntfruincntt tno cine
srpBc 0er(6icbenbcit rpn anbern Nrttteln, bic
CT ale ,,n tilae prcft antietet in fetttem Giten.
rpaorenz g tcbr in Der xuscarapas StraBc.
GtcnfaGs tpte pbeit I6cl3,s 9tetntcblen. uns
Qohsftn RON perftbicpenen mlutfern.
s. u. g Stnttber.
Gansem, 9sepsmtsr 20. 1882, sm.
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Sdurfenftreth.-llnmeitg ezra
cuie, TeueOCrf Staat lief am II. Sct'
Die ecccmetioe> NIT Der poit unb @epdd
&arren bon Der 8ahn uno iiter Elm llfer
pom et'pa Is Sue ted) hiuunter, neil Sez
mano einen Eie9el aus feiner Steue oer<
rltdt bate. 90 oieie bon Sen Doeooier
Harren loebrahen, blieben Scne ,tnbez
ihdoi9t onf Der Bobn, uu5Iiemauo ,purs
De 9efdhrlieb beld,6tiat.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06

r.-9lm 26fteu lesten Mcnats
branute tos SNaus oes Sorn. Mm. Sri,
mems, Bon 8elmcnt @aunty, Ohio, bis
ouf BEN @runo nieoer. Am 26(tcn branns
te oas 9ous oe6 5rn. Sob. SSreuro, bon
|9lQe9benD @auntD, Warylano, nieoer, unb
2 Jinoer famen in ben Ttamen UNI. Cine
Scdlter mad,te einen 8erIud, rie Ginoer
~ retten, es mi6laug ieood,, uno nm Gt,
leltit 81 retten mnBte fe gum Seniter tins
AUG (prin9en, tro5eY Ge Gd) bermo6en be-
fhdoi9te, baB mau an ttrem 9Iuffommen
;,rcifelte.
slm 19ten brarnten Su 0ummelstauu,
in pennfDtvanieu, 10 ocer 10 S6u1er.
Wau eIaubt eS leD cas 2perf eines Mcrbz
brenners setpelen Das Seuer rpuroe OH
ne UieI Sddoen 5u tbuu Nel6Iht. Sn Der
udmliden Jtodt aber branuten i'm nefts
lid,en She'll oerlelben Stoet Is Sd,eueru
nnb St6(e nit Yferoen, &iben, Sdmei.
men, @etraibe &c nieoer.
Bcp philaoelpbia brad, i'm 9fieee[bahn>
Depot, ourd Suufen bon Der WeoId,ine
an9e;iincet elm Seusr aus, methes oers
Ihieceae Sdufer srrit6rte@erlult $4,000.
9lm 25ifen Tcoember brannte in 9atps
renee Gip. Guecaropae @auntD, oiepfugs
mdd)ereD bes ocrrn Sobu @raner ntecer.
sIaes 0nno,perfsgeftirr, wle aud SO
SuldeI QSatSen, 4 Slinten &c. tpurbe Elm
Rdnb Der Tlan1meu. 8crIuft ungefdbr
$500.
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Betril9er.-Da5 9 Berb0r Don 8 a.
Singer, ebemaIi9en prdGbenten Der
pbilaoeIpbia uno gorristauu Gie9elbahn
1T nod ndt beenci9t. Bdbreno oem eaus
fe oes 8erbors 9effanb Der 8etriiger felbit
Elm bag or 440O fa!lhe Stcdantbeile aus
sefertt9t uno oerfauft babe. 9lueer benz
puBte er ourd fheinbare 9lnletben fir
DE Hle9eIbabn @elellIhaft noh $l35, 600
oufjubrin9en-uno all oiefes @elo oers
Denoete Ct auf prioat Spefulaticnen.
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Neue @auntie s.--@s erbellt aue
ben An3ei9en, baB beD Der jebtsen @efebs
sebun9 oarauf an9etra9en tperben miro,
stpep neue @auntics 3u biloeu, ,pelde Steiz
Ie BON 9Itt Starf rei6en fpiirben. Der 9If
ron 9lnlprud, rpiiroe 3beile BON Erantliu
nnb @reen Gdunld,ips, uno Der opnWeltz
defer tpiIl oas Srafticnal GaunId,ip go.
10, nno Die odlfte orn SO. IL, (3uef:rs
frief) tpie aud oie96lfte BON $50. 8, Hdns
se 10 C8ethleben') Su 2uScara,pa6 1hIas
gen. QBtr bcffen Sahlreid,e 9egenpcritel>
lnnsen elngereidt 81 iebcn, oamit 9Ilt
Starf niht nod speiter oerftilmmelt tper>
he
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-12-06
Goe ourb einen glepbanten.

9lm IOten Oiefes t6otete Der elephant
relder 5u Der Meno9erie bon SobbD unt
So. 9ebGrt, einen Mann in @eciI @auntp
MorDlauo. Der Jtume oc6 Wanne6 tpa1
NbIalom Gruifidouf, mar betrunfen unr
nedte baS fdarfIlnni9e Thier eoourh bab
er ibm suerit etuige SUDDEN, 9Iepfel &c.
5umarf uno baum et,pa5 linn Wiorioes
-man 9laubt 9obof. Soierouf faete Ser
elephant ben Mann nit feinem Naecl
uno tootete i'm auf Der StelIe NIT ben
3dbnen. @r tinterlies cine Tron nit )
S'noern, beren bic @i9ner Der Itiere $50
ibenften uno Die 0eidenfpfen tesablter.
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Die Metbcoe, Snospen Su pRansen,
UNI Sbltbdume 3u Stebcu, fnoet jest oQe
Gage mehr 9lnwenouu9. Sie bat ben
9roBen Srrtbeil, oa6 Die 8dume ME perz
ptlanjt 5u tperoen brauhen, 1onbern baB
man Die 5fncspen auf jeoen beliebigen
Dunft pHan3en fam, no Gin Sbitbaum
lteten fol-. Die 9Irteit zines etn3iqen
( a sc 8 reld)t bin, I'm ld) fir ietne oans
&c He5en5cauer nit cinem 9rpecn Sb(fz
9arten 5u oerfpr9eu !--uno fir alIe> auf
lolhe 9Eei(e 9eSc9ene 8dume, fIno orei
bis bier Sabre binreiheno, um Ge tra9bar
gu MAIDEN ! Dae 8erfabren it gang einz
fuh fol9enoes: man 1dneioet Fh 3fpetac
pom snten Sbitfcrten, unb 9rdbt absez
ihnlttene Stildden oaocn, Die jeoes eine
Sncspe entbaIten, strei bis orei 3c0 tief
IN Die @rbe, 70 baB ile boriscutal lie9en,
ote &ncspe nah oben. gcrher mleen
aber bic beiben gnoen bisies Sd)u,ttlin9e
III fnBi9 9emadtes ped1, Sars oterMads
9etauht tperren. Cie red)te 3eit it BON
slnfans Sebruar bis babiu, no bic Gnos>
pen su fhtpellen anfaueen.
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Neue Oampf Sre9otte.--pbis
laoeIpbiaer 8ldtter meloen, oa6 in benz
ShlffStmmerbcf oaleIblt iiter 60 9lrbeiter
an Der nenen Dampf Sre9atte beIhdftiqt
ndren, nno oaB bereite mehr ais oteNdlfz
te bes Srl;merFs au9ebrad)t feD. 8ie
@hrl(ta9 ernartet man nit Nlanten Zen
9lnfan9 Su MAIDEN. Die Dampfmofdiuen
oofllr follen bon ben Serren Werrtf uuo
Gcpne, in pblIobelpbia, erbaut merbeu.
0ts Yrilhiabr l84l 9eoenft man bo6
Werf su oouencen. Cib.
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@epr9te rt.-Der amtltde 8ertdt
bon ber@pupernDrspahl 1T bieIemStaat,
setst baB WcDpnalo, CDemcfrat, } 32,s
634, 1,no DcuohertY CSeteral,) 81, ,sO7
Sttmmen fltr @cubernbr erbalten baben.
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oprt9er WaM batten bic T5bs etne Mebrs
belt. Sn beiben Sd1tIert Der gjefebae<
bung baben bic Gentpfraten Mehrheiten.
Die @eiessebune 1T 1T Sisl,ne, ,lnb cine
8ill rpuroe oorseleet bas allsemeine 8anfs
aefes ut tptberrufen, unb eine slnbere,
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preBansele9enbe Ger
beffe WeA eine pre6e ilber ben Saufen
su merfen.-"Dtee 9eihtett nidt oaburd,"
laQt Der "@lcbe," "boB man ale 9lrten
BON 9iteen iiber bic sInitaIt unc ibre uns
ternebmer oerbreitet ;-niht burd DrDbz
ungen ;-niht ourd, sentetbete Scribler,
cie Elm 8latt berab;ufesen oerluben -
uid,t buro, pcfmeiffer, ete tbre pfid)t
uid,t erfuCen ;-ioncern etnSt9 uno aDein
bocurd, cas cine beoeutenoe 9lnsob[ Der
Gublcribenteu in Der N1einuna, cae es
cine tpctleiu9eridtete 9lnltalt iei, su cem
BelhluBe fcmmeu, Ger Nerausseber be-
ciir fe Der fleinen Summe nid,t, bic Elm
jeber GinSelne ibm fdulcet uno taB es
BET ben Dre ben Der slnitalt sur g e.
10 bnbett, bic @rfiann9 ibrer Ser
tinclihteiten su oerihieben. Cies 1T Der
eeetenetife Meg in Der Belt, elmer Yreee
Den Soals ;u breden." Ctb.