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The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
NlUSCAT'.

TIE AsI>rIc SHIP OF WAR. Anon.
the novel events of the day, is the late
arrival at New York, of vessel and car
90 from Muscat, on the Persian Gulf.
This vessel, called the "Sultanee," or
" Royal is sloop of war, under the COM
mand of Refs Achmcd Ben Iamed, and
belongs to the Imaun of Muscat, the Scid
Said ben Sultan. Capt. Achmcd is the
bearer of letter and complimentary cx-
prcssions according to Asiatic usage, from
Sultan Scid to the President of the Unit
cd States.
The extension of our commerce with
Aslatic nations, and its security by treaty
stipulatlons, has been the bect of anx-
Ious and successful interest to the admin
istration. One of the happy results of
this care of our commercial interest. was
a treaty OF navigation and commerce with
the Imnun of Muscat, which relieved our
commerce from discriminating duties.
ANOTHER advantageous treaty has been
concluded with the kingdom of Siam, and
approaches have been made with the same
desirable object, to the empires of Cochin
China, Japan and China.
The value Of our trade to the dominions
of the Sultan of Muscat is greater than
may be supposed. Official returns for
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1862

carrying from Is to 20 guns, of which 10
are in commission. 4 in ordinary. and 4
preparing for sea. There are 4 briggs, car
rying ten guns each, one is Il receiving
vessel, and arc i'm commissions. There
are 10 schooners, carrying from 4 to 10
guns, all in commission. There are two
steamers and one storc-ship all in commits
sion, and two sca-stcamcrs building
The total is 60 vessels. 80 being now in
commission, y in ordinary, ~ on the
stocks ready for launching, or in ordinary,
4 preparing for sea, and receiving yes-
sci. They carry, in all, 2IO6 guns.
OF the officers of the navy in commits
sion, there are So captains, 50 comman-
ders, 300 lieutenants, 81 surgeons, II
passed assistant surgeons, SO assistant
surgeons, 81 pursers, l3 chapIains, 1911
passed midshipmen, 23l midshipmen, 20
masters, II professors of mathematics and
teachers of naval school, 80 boatswains,
81 gunners, "a carpenters, and % sail
makers. Sailor Magazine.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20

eighteen months, of vessels that visited
Zanzibar, show the number to he forty
one, of which thirty-two were American.
Twenty of these were from Salem, three
from Boston, and three from New York.
Zanzibar is an island on the east coast of
Africa, and is the depot Tor the trade of
the coast, and of the Red Sea and Persian
Gulf. The United States are represented
there by consul.
Sultan Seid possesses large territory on
the east coast of Africa, extending from
Cape Delgado to Cape Gardafui. His
navy consists of seventy-five vessels of
war, of which several are lne-of-battle
ships, which is a larger naval force than
that of all the Asiatic princes combined
on the Indian ocean.
The presence of one of the Sultan's
ships in our harbours affords us extreme
qualification; and we hope that the Sui
tanee's voyage to the United States will
result in frequent visits of Sultan Seid's
vessels to our Washington Globe.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
CONFLAGRAIION OF TIE STARS.

The astronomical statement below i
calculated to rouse the imagination even
of the most phlcgmatic.
The ,corld'S cnd.-Durng tie last two
or three centuries, upwards of thirteen
fixed stars have disappeared. One OF
them, situated in the northcn hemisphere.
presented a peculiar brilIiancy, and was
so bright as to be seen by the naked eve
at midday. 1t seemed to be on fire, APP
pearing at first of a dazzling white, then
of reddish yellow, and lastly of an ashy
pale colour. La Place supposes that it
was burned up, as it has never been seen
since. The conflagration was visible abou,
sixteen months. How dreadful A whole
system on fire, the great central luminarv
and its planets, with their plains, noun
tains, forests, villages, cities, and inhabi-
tants, all in flames, consumed. and here
we have presumptive proof of the truth
and a solemn illustration of singular
passage in very old book -"Thc heavens
will pass away with great noise, the
elements shall melt with fervent heat. the
world also, and the works that are therein.
shall be burned up."-quincy Sentinel
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
CALIFORNIA.

A new law has been enforced in CaIi.
VIA by which all the coasting trade must \
carried on in vessels under the MeMca.
Flag. Foreign vessels are allowed to enis
and discharge their cargoes only at the POI
OF Monterey. Sugar and Salt are made COZ
traband articles.
The French Exploring Expedition, cor
slstlng of the Astroabe and Zelie are ef
pected to visit Oahu this season. Thes
vessels are the same that the Porpose ne
at the extreme south, few days after b'
discovery OF the Antarctic Continent
EARTHQUAKE AT MAUI. Two distlnc
shocks were felt on the 9th inst at Lahalni
"A rare occurrence on that island
TO SUBSCRIBERS.
Those on other islands who have not SET
tied their subscriptions for the Polynesls'
will confer favor by renting the amou'
due, as soon as practicable.
10 the Editor of the Polyncsian
SIR-To our great astonishment we ha
Just seen in the Editorial part of the Gacstl
dc Gobierno de San Luis Potosi, unds
date of2Oth June, a false statement respeH
ing the revolution which took place in n
port IN November 1896, and the apprehel
sion OF number of foreigners in April, lS4
some person or persons, we suppose, ha'
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
THE POLYNESIAN.
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, lS4l.
BRIGHTER PROSPECTS DAWN
ING-OR THE CONTRAST

Last week, visions of horsewhips, broken
canes, pistols, and other murderous para
phernalia were fitting in grim and awful ar
ray, across our terrified Imagination, accom-
panied by confused multitude of " threats -
as dim, bodiless, and as vapory as the ghosts
from the land of the mist SO Jlueish did
our spirits wax, that we had serious intcn-
tlons of terrifying our premises with ink bot
ties, so arranged that the contents might be
discharged by means Of a spring, upon the
countcnance of any rash assalant But
such dark thoughts were soon dispelled, un-
der the genial influence of sundry savory ar
tlcIes received from sympathising friends,
which were all promptly forwarded to
their destination. We know not whom
to thank for the Log Cabin Pie" but its
effect upon the inner man was so decidedly
beneficial, that we should not have the
slightest objection to receive many more
g sich."
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
ISLANDS IN TIE PACIFIC.

On Nov. Ia, 1890, Capt. Cash, in the
Harvest, discovered land, bearing south,
10 miles distant, the ship then heading
f. ;. f., the island extending from S. $.
f. to n. n. w., about 20 miles, well
wooded, principally with cocoa nut trees ;
it appeared mostly low, but here and
there some bluffs. of perhaps 40 feet
high it is probably Inhabited, as large
smoke was for some time visible in the
centre of it. Made the east part in lat.
9 3S S. long. l5S II West. Whether
this be a new island or not is uncertain.
1t Is not on the charts, and our knowledge
of it is very imperfect. Capt. Cash is of
opinion it is Penrhyn's Island, placed on
the charts 10 miles farther east but if
Capt. Alexander Mays discovery be cor
rect as given when in the Peruvian, this
must be new discovery, as the longitude
Is dcdIccd from the chronomer, and good
lunar observations. Capt. Cash found in
ms last voyage: in 1894, in the ship Cou-
rlcr Bauman's Island, Roggcwain's ISL
and, and Ticnhoven's Island must not be
farther west than their situation on the
charts; as he ran in the longitude of
them all, as given by two good chronomc-
tcrs, then four days from the Society Is
lands, the weather being clear and saw
nothing resembling land !: which induces
HIM to think the island above described
may be Penrhyn's Island, 40 miles w.
OF its place on the charts.
Capt. Cash likewise saw, in 1884 an
island bearing n. w. by N. l-2 N, from
Flnts Island, very low and dangerous,
being only seen at short distance, the
lat. about 70 80 s., but, being thick wea-
Their, did not ascertain the longitude. 1t
is important that this should be known to
every navi gator in the Pacific, as ships
leaving the Society Islands bound north,
frequently make Flint's Islands, and this
lies in the track of ships bound to the
line. Two other shipmasters have seen
this island, IN about the latitude above
given, and were near running their ships
upon it.-.Nantuchet Eng.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20

Gen. WILLIAM II. HARRISON ,e,,
ga votes and Mr.. Van Buren, eo N
former is elected President of the r..
States. His term of office commence
18th inst.
President Van Buren's Message 10 r,
gress for the session of l84O-4l has h."
received here. In it he pays high and n
deserved compliments to the Command,
Officers Of the U. S. Exploring Souaa,'
for their zeal and fidelity in accompl;,r|
the objects of the expedition.
Frigate Constellation and Sloop Ro.,
under the command of Com. Kearnev h,
sailed for the Indian Ocean.
The Yorktown, Corvette of 10 guns
lick, Commander, has been ordered to H.,
islands, which, with the southern crouDs
New Zealand are to form a distinct n,v, :.
ton. The whaling interests on JaDan :,
to be specially looked after. This s,e,
frequently been urged upon the Ameu,,
government, and it is one that has lony h.,
needed. We shall hail her arrival nj
much pleasure.
Ship Gloucester sailed from Boston NJ
10th, for this port, via Valparaiso.
European affairs still remain in an u,u
tied state, though the tone of Louis Phillips
Address to the Chamber of Deputies al
cidedly pacific. The Peace party have .
cured majority in the Chamber. NJ. This
and his colleagues in the Ministry have al
signed, and a new Ministry is formed
which Marshal Soult is President and Nr
lister of War, Nj. Guizot of Foreign AfIar
Admiral Duperre, Marine. This Cabin
gives great satisfaction to those DESTROYS
maintaining peace in Europe.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
RAW SILK.

Some specimens of Raw Silk from this
place were sent to MazatIan by the Maryland
We learn that it commands from 81 80 to
80 per pound, in that market. The spe-
clmen forwarded was not of the best quality,
being one of the first reeled Silk growers
Will be likely hereafter to find that place an
excellent market for their silk. =
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20

Mr. Robson, passenger in the Swallow
informs us that Panama has declared itself
an independent Republic, and will probably
be able to maintain its independence. Some
OF the first acts have heen to take off some
OF the former restrictions upon commerce.
The Queen Regent of Spain abdcated in
October, and retired to France. The all
dicalon of the King of the French was sno-
ken OF, in the French papers. The Empe-
ror of Austria it was rumored would GoIIow
his example. The Blockade of the Ports
and Coasts of Syria was rigdly enforced
Tyre and Sdon were taken on the 96tb Sent
by the Joint forces of Austria and ENGLAND
after severe cannonadc. The fortress wos
carried by storm. The allied forces lost 40
killed and 10 wounded.
One hundred thousand men are 70 he call
ed out to assist in the funeral ceremon;es &c
the Emperor Napoleon.
Queen Victoria is the mother Of n C fine
daughter" so letters received in Mozotlan
before the Maryland sailed, state.
The news bytho Maryland is up to the
<I
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20

The " Ste~urt polace," has been re.bua
within the royal enclosure near the fort n
tanning the glass folding doors " &C. vh1
have been the cause of so much dscussr
They are now simply large doors with sid
and top lights. The house is a very prer
specimen of Hawaiian architecture; the Be,
on the islands perhaps, with the exceplr
OF Amela's, the Governess of Kauai. Ts
is ITO feet in length, "a in breadth, and
to the ridge-pole, forming one lofty and beas
t'ful room. The posts, timbers, and rafer
are all perfectly white, straight and ofe qpl
SIZE, and bound together by cinet, dispos
into fanciiul shapes. The thatch is laid d
IN the smoothest and neatest manner pos
bic, and the whole interior is so arrangedg
to produce quite grand effect, upon vi
tier accustomed to the common edi6cs d
Hawaiians.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20

Bristol. do.
Providence. do.
Sagharbor, New-lork,
Hudson, do.
Poug'ikcepsie do.
Greenport, do.
New DIRK, do.
Cold Spring, do.
New Suffolk. do.
Jamesport, do.
Newark, New Jersey,
Wilmington, Delaware,
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20
STATES

The Nantucket Inquirer has published
an extended statement of thcwhalc fishery
in the United States, giving the name and
class of each vessel, with many other par
ticulars. The total number of vessel is
sd, the most of them large ships, carry
ing, probably, 30 men eacy. OF these
vessel, ? belong to the state of Maine.
to New Hampshire, 315 to Massachusetts,
81 to Rhode Island, 81 to Connecticut. So
to the state Of New York, to New Jcr-
sey, and 5 to Delaware. They are owned
In tho follnui,,1r 1lnnnr.
The Polynesian., 1841-03-20

The news by the Maryland is up to the
18TH OF December from the United States
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Sas 0ampfibif @plumtia, ,pslrbss pcri9en
9snfo9 in Soitcn anfam, brabte Nabribs
ten bon qipsrpccI Bis gum 4ten 9isiss.
Enstano.-9is &Sni9in unb Der flsins
teersps warn pobI bic S6nisin wollts am 5.
bic STRIDE ypieosr bsiuben. Die saufe Sss
junscn prinjsn fpats init Ndbifsm uolljosen
msrssn unb bic &bnisin So'paSsr wiro mabrs
fbsinlib bic Yatbin ftin.
Die @sfbdfts inb in Dem SatrlfsSilrrftsn
fcrtpdbrsno 9sorift tob iimo mebrere ensis
1be Sldter Der Msinun9 Sas bic witbti9ffs
@rIis pcribsr iti.
9as 5Ofe unb 9sifs Nseimsnt britilbsr
sruppsn fnb nab ebina tsprbsrt.
Cine srcGs @srianmIuns pures am 27ifsn
Rppenbsr in Manbsitsr 9sbalten une Seidlhi
ie sessn bic Sprnseises paiIrt.
Die Ssribts aus allen snslifbsn prcpin;en
fimmtn rarin titersin, ras bic 0uantitat &ss
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asn bic in Der lsetsn Sabrsssit fisI, melt srSfIs@
mar mis in einsm porbsrssbenbsn Sabre. Oafs
fsIbe Bstter rpar i'm iitrissn europa Span'sn
unb Granfreib, wdbrsmb Der Storesn eurcpas
burdb sinsn fribsn @ntsr 9sl'ttsn.
9as Mslinssn BET Sartcfslsrnts in .Srlano
iit wsit sriITtr ,pis man Nnfanss psrnatbsfs'
uno eisiss, ;uiammsn init ben anisibs" s'nss
bartn gEintsrs, ldst bas srtsts e!sno untsr
ben ;abaclsn Nrmsn jsnss eanSss srparten.
Sn Sbcttlano bsrribt nod in'nsr 9rcilsr
9ruf in Ssihdftsn. Der @las9c,p Nr9us
sibt an, eas in jsnsr Staet allsin 1908 jsst
blcs non 9tlmolen lsbsn.
Sranfrcidb.-sSn Yaris battsn nlebrere
panowsrfsr ps9sn su nisesrn ecbn aufssbert
Su arbstsn uno burbjoasn in Sbaarsn bic
Straikn. Die sruppsn wuresn in Den &a=
isrnsn bswadnet une bsrsit 9sbaltsn, aber niebt
;um Nn9riff becrbsrt.
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s. ib fsbe nau balo Elm tas id ssbumbu9t
bin III isllen, db bab fbisr gar i'm CHM bir's
net 81 fa9sn mas msin eano wsrtb lit.
u. ,uell wsnn bus net fassn milf 70 mus
ibs prafsn benn
8. Yrafsn fasff bu? Sd) bab nod fssn
9Siae ssmatt 70 eab eppsr msin eanp prds
fen fol-.
q. fur; unb gut Soc, ib mill Dir nur iassn
cas ib unterm Glib psrbunbsn bin eiefe Sra9sn
an oib ju tbum uno rpenn bu nidt antpertsn
Milf 70 mus ib fsbsn wo ibs ipnif auSfnbs.
s. psI, penn isa bic qa,p 1T, csnn mus idb
fa9sn bas ib oissmal 9sfstibt bin. SSb babt
bic Sdnfslsut foatsn mlb net fetiben, aesr idb
iuollts nau fbier lisbsr iis battsn eenn itb bab
;rpeimaI fir Yortsr 9sitimmt absr ib rpia--
fem lb tbdts net ,penn ids nrbmals ju tDun
bait.
Der aiFnor fbrisb Sas Nttbise auf unb ais
CT fort mar fling Soc an ;u fbimpfsn hbsr sis
nsn frItsn Sar, uno faats cas CT nod nie fc
ourb feline Ssitun9 bintrsan9sn fsi. Sh psrs
iubts ibn su trtitsm absr ct psriibsrte mir sr
wcut finftiS pcrlibl9sr isin, unc nis wisssr
NIT elmer Yartei itimmsn msltbs @aDrbet als
GI9sn pcsr GlsftirnsrsSrids srfldrtsn.
Hin Nem ofret.
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ginseIanDt.
Serr Yuwear

JefIt pNlpeuff
8or einser .Seit, ndmlit als
bic afei1crs jut anfin9sn ben nsusn 9ar 81
ls9cn, rpopon Gle uns in brsm "Sscbabtsr'
Ssiti9 9enu9 benabribti9tsm mar ib Mor9ens
i'm 5aufs meinss Nabbars Soc g. 100 ieb Elm
3uborsr bon tcI9sneen 9siprdtb ;wiibsn sos
unS ssm Sarsesser War, mas MIDI 70 srscsts,
eas ib 60 tpdtsr 70 gut b fcnnts, nsosribrist
unb Sis jset erfute ba1tIbs in Die 3stuno
sin;uriiden
afIsGcr, @utsn Mor9sn ;ufammsn.
9Srt @uten Wcr9en, frie9 Dir en- Els.
Soc, psa Sobn was brnst 9ib 70 frht
WOrsens to Der?
N0eif. wsll id bab 9sbatbt ieb mpllt ;titio
9ebsn, fir ben Olann babsim ;u trsffsn; benn
ib mar Seffern Nabmitta9 b unb 9sine Nlts
bat MIDI fbisr gar b'naus ssfift.
s. nau ib fuppcs 9u bait nit @uts brnas
ncu'n, for iie 1T font net 70 b6s.
.. psrrp neil id) mar fcmmen feusm Gtat,
Gar ju lsss, ib bcf' 9a wirit ecb nau-
8. Stdt Sar-nau las mol febs, bof Iu
net i'm Issts Sribjobr Stdt.Sar sefsst, ben
mir bsjabIt ben?
u. 9u tiif rsbt in Ss(lsm, Srs,aber bas b.
1T Elm nsler Sar Den uniers 2tGtmblp-
s. nou fsi itia mo 9eb mir mss nit itasm
Srif ; Su pei6t ib bab meinsn 0srlfano nod,
net psrlcren, ipenn Gu 70 sppes Milf 70 bdtt
ib iber gar en- msint bib aub blnaus ~ tur.
nen.
q. las Sib iassn Sce, ib fannS nibt an,
tsrs MAIDEN. Sb frass net cb bu 9erifanc
BAIT, aber ib mub bib frassn mispiel bsns
Saucrei wsrtD it, wie piel ou jdbrlieb -
8. pas iinb mir rsbte Stbsraliiten Stuib,
unb neil idb elm 9emcfrat bin Mil itb NIT fel:
lem mir su tbun BADEN. 9u mssst bob eaf
ib iir YCrtsr 9sitlmmt babe?
q. bas 1T gang rsdt Soc, bu ,pei6t ieb asb5.
re AUDI Sur eemofratiibs Ydrtp, atsr ben Sa,
muGtn ale pdrtiss bejablsn uno Ycrkr bal
ia elblt fsa Sia unteribristsn.
s. itb feb nau balb no ita Dina b'naus foO
oies miro Der Sar fsin wcpon uns Die Sdnfs.
leute nor Der Gsfftben 9efo9t ben.
u. ib benf' sS iif bsrielbe.
s. absr batsn uns net unfsrs 9rudsr leat
3et 9efa9t bab Die 6dnobias mas bic Sdnfs:
leut baus batten, nur fir 0eute ipdrn 100 fei:
nen Serifanb bdttsn?
u. ia was fo9en bic 9rudsr net; atsr nail
bait MIDI net nf Soc, itb mu6 nod meitsr.
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95on 27ifen GonareB.

2Sdbrsne Der ocrigsn oSods purttn bic Ses
rlbts pom pclfs uno Sbae>Dspartsmsnt Dem
sonsrss pcr9sls9t. SIN ertsrn wsrbsn siniae
mlbt9s Gsrbsfrun9sn i'm Vcitmsfen rcraes
iba9sn nansntlib bic &s9ulirun9 tss pcrtcs
tnr 3eltun9sn, 8trninbsrun9 bss Sriefpcrtcs
'e. Der lsetsrs ifimmt nit Der Sctfbaft ts6
preilosntsn ,lbersin uno entbdIt frnsr Den nsu,
en- NlseaIsplan, esn mir fpdtr ausftibrlidNr
nltttDel!en ,perbsn.
Wtan mar oaran mebrerc in Der @rtrasgits
Sun9 paiitrts Gstees su psrbsiTtrn ctsr ouf,,.e
Hsbsn' yin Scrfbla9, eas Sanfrcttssfts aufs
inDsesn oosr psni9ifens hsiTtn Opsraticnsn bis
ouf ws'tsr binaue ;u rsrfbisten, pures BON
mebrsrsn Ssnatprsn untsriflibt. Gin Nntraa
puros, eas aus bsm 3srfaufe tsr oiTsnt(itsn
sanesrs'sn 9sl6ffs @sIb sur Ssfsifisuns tss
sanoss iu psrtrsnosn, onifatt bafslbs, mad tsm
nsnsn Ssfses, an bic Staatsn ;u psrtbsilsn.
Cine neus 9tnlsibs bon S 0Nilcnsn Sbalsrn
81 Der fbrn friibsr 9snsbmetsn ron IL Osiu.
1T i'm Scrfbla9, ea Der Wanssl i'm Gdbass
bieS burbaus notbmsncis matbt.
Inter ben iabIrsidsn Sittibriften pslds in
lsstsr 9Scd)e enasrsi1t murbsn, par AUDI cine
BON Der Nsucrlsans Ser ilbsrunss @eftaibaft.
Die S'ttifsllsr bsfIa9en fib, tas fts 3s Selas
pen 9e9sn SbiT6rub unb QSssnabme periid,>
ert battsn' bas obsr oaS SbT nabe Bel Ns,,s
orleans an9sbaItsn une eurb psrfonsn in bris
f'ttsr Uniform nab Rsu Yrcpiesnee, elmer
brflfbsn prcpinb 9etrabt murte, wcfiir fIs
ben son9rss umSsiitanb bitten. 9isSiufbrft
puree an bic committee Der auSipdrtiasn 0ns
9slsasnbstsn uberssben.
Wm Sreita9 uno Samifaae belt Der @pns
9rss Feline Sisun9.
Iherieo.-saut ben lseten Nadridbtsn if
eanta Slnna 9efcnnsn Ssres 9s9sn bic Gepubs
ut Ssras su Beginner. Cine BON ben SsSins
sunssn' untsr ,peIden @sneral !ecuifcn Cans
Ia anna in Srebeit iests, ipar: tas sr ME
@re9 9s9sn ssrae fubrsn uno aOe feinen Gin,
nuB osnussn mrutt bsfTtn lInabbGn9,afst bon
"fertec 5u bs,plrfsn. 9Eis bait sr nun ober
DIGS Tsriprsden? 9tiemanb bate ibriasns
autb ermartsn fcasn, Sas elm Ssrt ,pie @onto
anna iein Ssripubsn baItsn waree.
'''f'e".-9spsfden bic 81 Yilatfa crbals
"" '''roen msIbsn, eas 2Eafaboclp NIT 81
"s"..'''sf" s'n9sfommsn unb tas bic Sresfs si>
"s ""1errsouns init @ct. @arlanb battsn. @is
paosn aus perlproten ein;ufommsn unter ibs
ts"' SeauP1"n9 oetaccess. Nbtiebn Midafus
ties ilno surud seblisbsn uno Iaasn tas fie oor
nibt einfcmmsn fcnosrn sS ousi,btsn mori,n
gle baben jwsi 9slseatsn BON Arfanlos, nohs
bel @aeoceaGafap srmcrbst.
Scrnst Osurpbp purbe pori9e SScebs burdb bic
Scurt BON SbupIfia Gauntp ;u $500 unt
Gin Sabr 3utbtDausifrafe perurtbsilt fir taa
lisbsrbrin9sn elmer A9srauSforbsruns gum Susl
sum eisutsnant Wortimer. Der Gsrurtbsiltt
spuree eurb ben @ruptrnSr parsrnirt.
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er 'par am &cpfs ssfabrlib psr~unest "ne
als CT ssfra9t wnrbs wsr ibn fblus, fbrie sr
9rlnm9: "9tsbmt iis uss-nsbnlt fis meg "
er rpurbs bsin,sstrassn unb ins Sstt sele9t,
100 CT bsfinnunsos psrblst, fsin @sfbri ere
nsursnS "nsbmt fie wss-nsbnt Iis ,uss!''
Die Sabs lit osmnab in @sbsimnis ssbuut
uno Der Mann in elmer sefabrlidsn Gage.
Wertb cincs Sreunoes.-Dsr Nsu Sers
fsp Bauer, mopsn Elm llnfaa auf Der sriisn
Sslte sr;ablt mirb, rpar 70 slidlib fsin sas
ibsnbub wisSsr ju srbaltsn. DalElbs mar ss
9snol'b AUDI nibt 9sitoDlsn. Gin Sreuno pcn
lbm bsmerfts eas ss in Ssfabr ,par bic Ssuts
e'neS san9fn9srs 81 psresn uno ;os es ibm
untsmerft aus Der Safdw, 9ab ss absr fpdtsr
sbrlib misbsr ;urlid. Der Nsu Ssrfsp Mann
'plro IN Submit mcbl pcriibti9sr fein.
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nhi6Iun9ener Deriub. b.-@in @sfanssnsr
'srlubts nsuIit aus Dem gsfdnsnis ;u 9tlbanp
Su snttomnsn. Ssins Srau .batts grlaubnis
erbalten ibn iu bsfuben, mrrauf CT ibrs &lsi.
Der anjc9 uno in bisfcm @oifime bem @inaans
9e 6uwancerts. Sobalo i'm Der SblsiIsr a:
bsr fab sntosdte ct ben Setru9 unb Der 8c9sl
wures in fsinsn sdf9 surifsstrabt.
~ie eic 5anfees Ole Sricfp,H aus:
lecren.-9ie Soiton Ycit faet, mir erfabrsn
rurb sinsn Srisf bon Sruns,pif, eas Dor si;
ni9sn Sa9sn bic 9Rail pcn Ycrtlane mad, je
nsm Ortt, in pcrtIanc bintsr Die Statib ee.
bubsn.wures. Ser Sad mar NIT Srisftn
uno Ssltun9sn fpoDlSsfliltt mar absr bsi isinsl
Nnfunft III Srun6mif bsnaDe lssr. Stialln:
tsriubun9 fano man bas bsr Cad Elm 9rpjIs(
ecb bate, eurb wslbes bsTsn cSnbalt ldnat
Der Straile 9sltreut mar. 9urb eins fclb,
sinribtun9 lpirc ben Yofmsitsrn pid Srubs
eripart.
Tibt ssu Hauben.- Die @etbaebunl
pcn Ssnnefss pafnrts mdbrsno ibrr lsstsr
Sisun9 Gin Ssits, welcbss ben Mitsiscsru
uno Nnbsrn psrbistst i'm SsnatsSimmsr pdb:
rsnr Der 9ieuns Yfeifsn pesr Gisorrsn iu rau,
| en.-Gobsnsmsrtb.
9lsier SsibIus srinnsrt uns an siniae alts
Ssisee' bic rpabrfbsinIib in ben srfsn Setter
Der &spublif pafiirtsn:
SIM Staat Nsu Oorf wuros einif sn @efef
paiiirt, psldes sur &e9sI mabts bas nur cir
9rittbsi Der Nfts!ietsr slsib;eits bstrunfsr
tein eurfte, 70 bas INNER Elm Quorum niid
tern par, um bic Gsfbdfts su psrrihtsn.
Sn Der @sitsssbum9 bon psnnipIpanisn pai
frte sinlf Gin Gsfes, pcburb ss ben Mitslis
bern rsrbctsn suurbs ibr NNitta9siIen auf Der
Stufsn Sss SaptcIs ;u sitn cbsr baarfus il
bic Soals su fpmmsn. gBas mtirosn mpbl b
Ssiss9sbsr jsner 3sit fa9sm ,psnn fs in unfs
rsr 3sit einsn Sld in Die 6altsn Der @eitsas
bm9 tbun ftnnkn?
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1841-12-28

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NIT Suiiimmuns ess ScnatS. - Jebn &.
Spencer, pom Rsu Dcrf, gum SresSisfrstdr,
an sis Stsls prn Sobn MeQsrn, BON Obic,
,psltNr Die @rnsnnuna nitbt annabn.