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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
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Cga.) @a5ette, cine neuc Drpbe bon
gGatsen Su9efpmmeh peiien G6rner
Tp6 etn 9fal 70 9rc6 uno l6per uno
'ctc 9tcbrcn 5lrei Wfol 70 lang lfnc, ais
Ole oes 9clpDAnlthen 9SaiSenS. Sies
fe5 Gjctreioe mar anf Dem 9anoe oeS
Sbrifen Glarf Saplor in S9letbrppe
@auntn I'M Staate 0ecr9ien 0ebaut
iuo Srpar BON Saamen ser bon DER
eeSniel @epton ciu9efiibrt uno cur6
@on9re6mitglieoer III allen Staaten
pertheilt mar. 9ic 9anbpirtbe f0unen
perli6ert ieiu, naB nies feline Olau(s
beer poer SlprieasSaTee Spefulation
1T, ipnoern ipirfli6er outer 8ronifoff,
lno mir ratben ibnen, ibre 9lufnerfs
fanfeit oaraufsu ri6teu. -Saben lln=
icre penniptpaniiben glnonirtbe fet.
ticn Saamcn Don oen @on9reBmdns
ilern erbalten /? pber rparunl bort man
fonif nidts bon cem Grfol9c, III cies
tcn1 Staate I?
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Or. 5ranflm iaat: "98em ii, Elm SauS
iche, bas out NIT SKAcrn uuo 3eituuaeH pcrs
feben it, 70 fnbc ith ocrl1aueige uHo brape
SSinoer cod, no feline @udher uno 3eitlns
sca tno, iJno Die Jlincer unWideno Wcm nidyt
Iaiterbaft.
Oas lit ridltig. Ter 0cftor mar Gin pers
ltduoiger Mam. Gine 3eitung III ieoer ga.
milie-eine Sd5ule in jeccm Sesirf-oGc gee
fd)det uno (tueirt-flnb Die NalpRrBaltcr eis
ner 9eluntcn tlirScrtiolen Sreiteit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
SScrhcirnfhct:

am lebten Spnnta9 eurdl Zen Gbrp. or
@erman, Sor. 9ieubeu @berharo, nit @ie
eDeia Wfiller, beioe prn SuBtauu, Gcrs
Hampton @auntp.
am ielbi9cn Gage burh Denielbtu, Sr.
J1mes :. Sloan, bon Sethlebcni, nit Mie
sneD Reber, bon BerfS @anntD.
gIm fclbisen Gage eurd, Ccnlelbcn, Sr.
sSelIs Diet, NIT gpoia Shdfer, beioc bon
DER Sdnccu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

@clcuel @rcsau, pelfer neulih in 8rrs
mont ourh cinise @auaeier NIT @jeipaIt mad,
@auaoa entfiibrt rpuroe, TT wiecer burd, Cir
9fiddro Sadicn aus benz @efinguis entlaIs
fen rpproen, auf Die Screerung Der 8ereini9s
ten Stdaten 3e9ierHn9 @r wuroe ;ur Si'
dertcit bis an Die amerifauiId)e @reuSe rs
coriirt uuo entlafTen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
GrnIfltCte S1aet,rtelt.
Sctcber Is.

9Ilte biejeui9en, rpeldje nod auf irsenb ei,
ne Beile Ihuloig Tuo All Doctor Sc / q am
SO Ne lb6ft, friiher oon slIentauu fei 60
in Toten, Sau6en, 8udlduIesn, eeer gens
Sugelo, rueroen hermit orin9eno aufgefproert
smiIten mn uno benz llfeu Gouember abNus
bcsahlen, neil naf ienem Gage alIe anbes
sablten 2ebnunaen uufeblbar einem 5ries
Sensridlter gum @intreibeu .abersebeu ners
ben 98er nod etipa TcrberHnaen an gee
oad)teu q8edelb0ft bat beliebe lolhe IN bers
iclbeu 3sit tpeblbeititist einjubrinseu, an
eS0bu s. 6rau6
9lgent fir BiIiam @sGelb6ff.
SIaentaun Oct. IL. Hq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Wau bat cnelid, III 9feupcrf mebrere juns
&C SerIs etn9ejrsen, pclde bas unsliidlidle
!Rdcd)eu, Mis 9tc9ers, baielblt Dor einiger
3cit eutehrteu unb bauu ermcrecten. @s lcls
len thrcr 6 bis Z juugcr Sau9enid,tSe 9epes
fen ieiu, Die on benz crppelten 8erbreheu
Sbejl uahmen uno audi fdCn friiber dbulide
Sd)onotbdten ocrieten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
QB0bltertC6t.

Sclserbrs ilt cine giite Der Wchrbeiten in
ben oerItifoeuen @annties 70 melt mir Die,
lelGeu erhnlten baben. Olelelben lInb
aber Heb uid)t ale cftcica
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

PIN felbi9eu Gage burd ben Gbrp. Sr.
5igcr SciIab Scgcl nit gRis 9aIianna 8aGis
et beIce oUn 8ugtluu, Gortbampten @auntD.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Rirc6en -9(n9eleaenlleiten.

Die ghrp. s,erren griiecr Ser eeufftfem
cvaneslifbeu Iuthertdlsn @onferrnl uon yfcrs
tbampten uuo eedla @auuttes uerldmnieIn
IItD am Dienlta9 ben 2ten J2ppember, iit Siat,
lamb IL Buds FauntD. lie 8rieer merneu
ItdI lei Dem @hrm. Brtoer 6emmrr, W2un.
tags ocrber einTuoen.
SSohu q. 95rptit. pselicent.
Seteter 20. --3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Gtne Rdrte.

Dor Der lceten Bahl erIfisn in bem 9rd,1
9atrict Elm Artifel, peIher Sobu Wa9ner
beihuibiste ale babe or cine Bill su benz Be-
lauf BON spei tanisuo 3baler qe9en meinee
lcetberi9en 8aters Sinterladcnfdaft eti9e.
reid,t.
Su Giebcr1am eeS @eInfs ces Srn. eyphn
qBaaner, bin id, aeswun9en ut fa9eu, oas bic
SeihHlci9un9, in Saetc, ungearilncet 1T.
9S. 80. Selfric9e.
Srtetcr 20, 1871. n1 I'm
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20

Gin Gerl ifaM pprleeren Montao in
Nhilaoelphia 90 c5dne. Scr Sieb
mar 9erwb fein Snoe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1841-10-20
Oefentltcbe o5nDu.

Samitdgs ben 6ten giopember, nm 10 llbr
8crmitta96, foa auf oem plase Ictblt 6fents
lid perfauft iperben
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
A NATIONAL BANK.

We observe in tho journals literally Patronzed o inc
Commercial interest notices calling meeting oil e D'u
of Trade and another Of the Chamber OF Commerce o
row evening to take into consideration the exPedienc OF me-
oi,lizing Congress in favor of the establishment OF Ma
tiona Bank.
This Is an important STEP and which have nodouot
the Country ready heartily respond TO properly taken
Tba; National Bank neededha it will be greatly bene-
fetal and efficient restoring public prosperity we 90 mol
doubt That may be framed as 10 AVOID the errors ana
defects of former institutions we have equal confidence
and to this end all shouldbe directed 10 make
Bank may or may be easy but to make one which sa
secure TO the Government and People the advantages OF
Sound and Uniform Currency equazed Exchanges and sta
pe Prosperity while the time avoid and guard
against the abuses corrupons and evils which have cre
into Banking through defects in the system and kaver IN the
management is formidable undertaking. We believe tcan
be accomplished If the great work is undertaken with SIN
Gle eve 10 the public gaod But the Bank to be created must
be of moderate capital and strictly guarded powers. we
throw out the following suggestions for the basis oil an I'M
proved and ve-guared National Bank We would have
capital Of barely twenty millions OF dollars tor primer
nnl bank and branches inclusive rigid restriction OF It's
business TO the purchase and sale OF Bills OF Exchange nav
ing not more than sixty days and OF Notes OF other
Banks TO send home for redemption The mother bank only
10 issue Notes rcdccmnbc always at its counter IN specie un
der heavy penalties and legal tender IN payments 10 the
Government the Rank and all s branches NO noeS dtS
ontcd Aaterer and no bills of exchange discounted bear
;g the name of an officer of the Treasury, Member OF
Congress- or uncss to limited ex,en Director Of the Bank
All profits beyond per cent per annum to be equally
sbored between the stockholders and the Government
half TO be paid to the the settlement of each
voars accounts rs consideration for the privileges granted
the other TO be retained behalf OF the stockholders
reserve agans, any contingency all OF ten per cent
on the whole capital be divided them every ten
wears None citizens OF this country permitted to hold
stock The Bank be the depository of the ubc Money
and TO perform all the services the Government which any
former Bank has done which hereafter be desirable
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
A WORD EoR rooR DEBTORS.

Mr. EDlroR:-There ia petition before the present
Legislature the property OF debtor exempted
from legal seizure and $3.50 VIII you advocate IT,
and call your brother Editors unite with you having
laws humanzcd this extent; The present law acts di-
rccy to make creditors inhuman and debtors knaves or
paupcrs The creditor says If do take my debtor
little household furniture, stock in trade, mechanic
tools another will Ii knew another would not would
but may we'll have the property another. So,
CO. Mr. Officer and do the inhunun deed Break up the
family stop that poor widow boarding business adrift
that poor mechanic.
have jus; come Mr. Editor from seeing creditor who
has mad this his sole for breaking up family who
just the of having their furniture taken and
sold Sir look upon the law perfectly barbarous No
family keep house mechanic carry his trade with
the little the law eNempts Or if poor tailor, shoe
maker or brckyer can, nine-tenths of the mechanics
Aud nncenths of the population engaged in
pursuits living that mus, lie broken up and their
OF support utterly stppd ii any misfortune gets them in
debt beyond their pay Now, Sir. Is il humane is
good government have such laws any adversity
thus reduces his business shall be liable TO be de-
roscd his family broken up and thrown the world
oI the sake of giving hall dozen law officers and
rich creditor the little winch 200 500 dollars worth
OF household furniture OF stock trade mechanics tools
viii bring when sold BY sheriff l, Is the very
es-ence of babasn, And there Is not one man in i've
thousand VINO would do IT, the did not make tyranr
o: HIM, the plea that VIII do IT, and
we'll nave It as another" HUNASIrAs.
o. O. FThe first Anniversary the Covenant Lodge
No S. OF the Independent Order of Odd Fellows was lbs;
evening celebrated the Broadway Tabernacle Tha;
building filled with Lrilan, and fashionable
audience, who testified BY their fixed attention and frequent
paadits the pleasure with which they listened to the cxer-
cses OF the occasion.
After the pert Of sacred music and prayer by ;he
Rev M.. Brown and the singing OF an Ode written for the
opening address delivered by D. H. Plumb
V. G., in which succinc history of the Order given
An Grafton then prsnounced by he Rev D. Wlia,-
in which the benevolent purposes and practices of
Order forth pleasing and elegant The
novelty Of the occasion and the interesting character the
exercises, couspred gra; and reward the the
auditory
Business Conven.!oa.-A Convention of business men
called to HarrsbuTgh the a5th OF May next TO
promote the agricultural manufacturing ard mining interests
OF Pennsylvania Meetings have been held several OF the
adjoining Counties, elect delegates all of the
State viii probably be represented in the Convention
C4tc Justice Taaey has forced decline the iuy
'aon to deliver the funeral euosan a; Baltimore account
OF tphysica di;aby He proposes however TO unite with
the e1ens N paying such honors are due TO tie distn
guished }e4d.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

To corresoozcea-we have received -ssa nd to
,uree.,ed BY the death of PedsH Harrison anu '' sem.
b seB Some of ,aem are noa holly unworthy Of the
- -, come IN to the standard dgnii: aad ,ccb,r
ho,e and We therefore withhold them from inc md o .4s,
Tn. writers will not Of complain oi 4rs;or
49,, ,I e,,,v seoue.ce in the pr-prie'y OF our
~ Several Complaints have ooTmer, for the Tribune
oMcc ofCa-rie,s calling twice Tor thai several OF
- - ;,oD,-cs and ascertath. ,eer sewing
We nave n1aae s ,be .top2asc Of that paper ha' @
-r,l,.o 90
the rlouuc 70 M. eJ for 10 prevent
-n.ls the CSC ohu 'i r,a.a.,,,
~ouio inh ,boee Wards did not carry the democrat
,,..,u. who want back numbers OF the
All PsLrfber one, three fun set are rciuc'
20 this for them nmed'ofeiy We can sil;
c 1t e NAV or NAV be able 10 do 20 to-noro~ "
". have printed small number on purpose 20
; o, friends will cheerfully do 80 as long a. VIC "N
" to-day
u To our Friends down town.-fo Inc me- coz Nv W
f or friends in Ward. have arranged Win M
UGE Of the Merchant NewsRooms IN W-iI near T
receiye subscriptions communications for lHE
viii always be open the avors OF our ifcnds rom
,l dark every weekday, and those wishing 10 De
naper will pIea.s leave With Mr. Haze Sinse e"i
always for sale at his NewsRoom. Price, One Cent
- o s...,, ;u nIe,.c ,av the Carriers siSpence per
week themselves Pa,ronzng Us ou' ne ,y m
onv We our papar the Carriers and coh 10 mn ~
payment We do not desire pay IN advance from C's
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
OUR CHARTER ELECTION.

The Official Canvass of the for Mayor proba
bly, made yesterday but have not the result The several
Ward Canvasscs correctly given in last, but the foot
ings printed slightly Correcting these
tho ocgrega,cs are rs follows:
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Total. 1868 lG,206 Total ..2l24l l9t2f
Morriss majority 1917 Varans Elnjory- l,6l7
Whig Gain from last ycar......I.22O.
We think the Cy will have hard work 70 bring
tho Papcrsnacher's majority up to 400
The vote for Aldermen stands
Aggregate for Wing Aldermen. 1925
Do do Loco-Foco do. 1919
Wing majority !9f
Mr.. Phrnix's majority LocoFoco Adcrner. 127.
u The total vote at this Election about 000 less than
at that OF April, 1910.
% We made mistake in our Election Returns yesicr-
dawn placing our cstimablc Wing friend DARus FERRY
who is chosen Collector OF the Tenth Ward the LocoF0co
column and ms defeated Locooco opponent in the Wing
Ofcourse all the active Wings the City able
rect The error ai sight.
We learn also that the name OF the Van Buren, candidate
for Assistant Alderman in the Seventeenth Ward He
Seaman as printed b.t John w The former gentleman Is
true Whg the Second Ward and regret the injustice
unintentionally done him.
u Zcno requests cel the aenton OF the several
Inspectors the nuisance which cucumber
thorougharcs render them offensive Among these ne
eckons the multiplicity Of Stands for the sale OF Apples
Cakes Nuts and Gmcrackcrs q; the corners on Wal1r
and in other hronsed places he thinks these should be
cleared awav and ;hat The vending OF Matches Stage Tick
cts Newspapers &C. should be regulated no, TO be
uhEc announce There is certainly orcc in his sugces
tons, and we hope the proper authorities will take them
consideration.
We have kindred sugge non make own hook
II relates to the monopoly the several Wards
our Civ which the Hogs permitted enjoy Hogs
NAV be we'll enough in their place, bat ha place The
streets of crowded city Here they nuisance
Filth ard indecency ha their neeks worth Why should
they no< be kept at home
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Disastrous ShiparreekTho brig opucnce left this City
where she was owned for tpaachcoa the 28th uno'
and on the Sd inst struck by squa filed and sunk
.u,os immediately The consisting OF four men nnd
the cook with one passenger lost-the Captain and
two mates escaping by cinging part of the Cob'deek
which was washed of By the The Captain arrived IN
this Cy Yesterday and says that the 4th while on their
insecure floating fragment, they bnrquc within three
miles OF them steering Soh but their signal OF distress
was nobserved In the afternoon OF the day. schoon
er passed them the On the 6th, tho thrd
dav of their exposure they observed and rescued by
Capt Chamberlain of the schooner Francis, on his way hIt
er fIom Pensacola. While floating this portion OF their
wreck hev substed the flesh OF dog which escaped
from the brig at the same with themselves. The Sea
washed them several times but they succeeded in regain
inc their fragment although sharks swimming about
them on every side The of the passenger who perish
ed was g. H. Miller; the others p. Eawkins, H.
Thompson Isaac icks and Robert Truxon all of tins city
und one other seaman from Manila Besides Capt lla"-
kns were saved John B. Norton, first and A. c. Peters Sc
cond mate.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

From THE WEsr ISDIrs.-Latc udvices from Jamaica
represent the drought there having been very severe ana
the consequent suffering great Some OF the Prop'
,or IN the SANTA Cruz Mountains have been obliged to put
their men on short allowance At the latest dates
however the people rejoicing in abundant showers
The papers complain greatly the increase of crime through
out the island Complaints made at Kingston that they
have not sufficient number Of Custom House Officers TO
.uperinend the landing of American goods vessel from
although her duties had been paid was forced
to remain ten DAYS before she could be discharged
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20


1,-rR rrox TgxAs-The New-orlcans Pcayune OF the
,o,b av. that the steam packet New-iok mad arrived mere
from, Galveston bria eing dates 10 the 7tt inst
The merchant, of Houston appear TO entertain favorable
o;non as regards the ability Of the Government 10 redeem
=. ,..ro and also OF rapd advance in the price OF the
,onev Al large meeting OF tho principal men
o nas.ed declaring that in their opinion the eNss &C.
cine OF Texas Treasury Notes. is temporary ana INT
for believing that they would soon increase i"
They resolve moreover that they will continue 10
10 ~. Treasury Notes Of that Republic al the rate o s'A
for one par funds.
The nor OF another invasion by the Mcxcans had Almost
;;ed awav The President OF Texas. however mad taken
precautionary steps 10 ascertain Aristn movements oy e'
i7s out several spy companies to the frontiers
Three companies OF mounted volunteers under Captain
LOWS were 10 leave about the 2Oh March, on sii eN
pedition asains; the Cu:nanchcs
The editor OF the Galves;onian strongly recommends the
Government TO rvev and offer the Cherokee lands Tor c
- order TO exrcate itself present embarrassing Pecu
mary difficulties
Hy,s,r bv Siare-The y. Orleans Bee OF the Sth says
b,, nua,to bow owned BY Nh Ternan OF Point Coupe
having stolen some money from his astor had been de
81 and threatened with logging On the evening OF
the h while Mr. Ternan lying in his birth on board
M Steamboat, the slave armed with large buicher-kn''e
- rho .s,eroo, and stabbed his master twice III the
throat.
The wounds are considered mortal The alarm oe''ls
;ycp the bow was pursued the bow of the boat and md
inc escape inprac;cablc jumped overheard, and has not
since been heard OF.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

The Ruling Passion.-The house of Mrs. Martha Wood
of Wcsmorcand y. H. took the Sd inst, and
consumed Mrs. w, widow lady, aged 3d. Perishcd in
the flames 1t said the old lady though forced out OF the
room once twice persisted returning either to save her
property perish with II.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Thef-A gentleman the Railroad depot in Providence
had hi, pocket picked Thursday of copy of the Neo-
Testament the thief probably. from its size and FORM mis-
taking i, for pocketbook 1t to be hope' that the fellow
may learn useful from the po which he thus dis
hnnestx ohtnincd
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

D,orned.-The body of a man named Adams, who re-
sided in La.nberton y. J.. found in the Water Power
the 18th appeared have been in the for
day or more. His habits were incorporate.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Horsc-tiiet Taken.-John Russell, celebrated horse
thief Pennsylvania captured last week at Frederick
MARYLAND When taken he had three horses in his
SION supposed have been stolen IN Union and Luzerne
Counties.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Conriction ct GrisNoldCiriswod, the young man who
robbed the Ba of Western NcwYork of $500 few weeks
since tried Rochester Wednesday, convicted and
sentenced TO the Auburn prison for four years.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20
By this Mornings Southern Mail.

- There is no news of any importance from Wash
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

Business Conpen..on-A Convention of business men
is called HarrsbuFgh the 25th OF May next
promote the agricultural manufacturing ard mining
Of Pennsylvania Meetings have been held several OF the
adjoining Counties elect delegates all the
State viii probably be represented in the Convention
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

ch'cf Justice Taney has forced decline the
'a'n to deliver the funeral elogian Baltimore account
otPhysica disability he proposes however to unite with
the CITIZENS N paying such hOnos as are due TO tie dst;n
gu:sheG lead
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

POLICE OFFIcE-3harr,age Ertyu.-Teserday Mr. lau
Senberg an incrant yender OF Jcwe!rv &c went to the
lice Ohce with young named Della Phillips ,oo,ns
the jewish persuason and stated Justice 5int5e thai: %
wished TO be married and made As there were t7f
witnesses present the Magistrate complied with their req1S
and recited the mystic words that made them husband and VIZ
aad they with their friends, departed satisfied.
1t appeared that the genean had vsoocd the lady ors
cradle time, and had promised her marriage but aer"c
changed MS mind whcreupon she prosecuted him for 6fe
OF promise OF marriage laying her damages 5000 and
hnn lodged IN the debtors prison, for OF bail The ah
OF bail was subsequently reduced by the Judge app
of his Counsel and he agreed fulfil his contract with me @
by marrying hcrto which she then interposed osjeeu~
These we're, however, finally BY the Counsel y
friends OF the respective parties and the effected aae
tor dan2 relInGGishcd
AemPt TO Escape from, Prson-On Sunday night etsn
named John Provost who had served IN e c
Prison and convicted OF burglary in the second a
Thursday. connection with another named Henry o
Tor breaking into and robbng the house OF Mrs Hannas NJ
held 225 Henry street and rc'nanded for sentence
to evade the penalty Of the law By breaking out OF P'
this purpose he commenced operations about o'clock on
dag night with old knife ana the wooden leg OF soa1
with which ne removed the small and for r.
large enough TO escape through the Eastern side OF IL
over the ward.
The noise ne made however aroused Ezra White. lS1s
cell IN the second tier, was Immediately under that OF
VINO knocked his cell door, and alarmed the keeper ~
with others, entered the cell found hole made hroGS -
vas with the exception of one large which "'- =,
been removed in half an hour and permitted the proae
cape through into the yard by of a rope wore1 ~
ms blanket which he hg prepared for the purpose ~ !.
instantly put double irons and secured and will yet
State some service the State Prison. c..
Il Young Purkoiner-A young German girl, named, "
iote Bergman residing with Mr. Henry Wegel al hF
ing house $50 Pearl Yesterday arrested r
Fokkes and Horn, charged vith stealing different n
about $40 from the pockets o; William Retemesey
Broadway who boarded in the house ia Pearl st oS~ o,s
occasion she took Sl7 l2, and the llth inst So
of sl3 of the money recovered and the girl who
YET Is years DID, prison.
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

fire at Goshen, y. Y-on Friday last, fire occurred
in village Of Goshen by which the Mansion House, tho
Eagle Hotel grocery store, addlers shop, and the pint
ing Office the Independcn, Republican consumed
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

y An old man found days since, in the
lower edge of Talapoosa Couny Alabama shocknsy and
brutaly mu,ated He died in short time, refusing, to the
last to diyuge the of the person who h.d been guilty
Of the outrage
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

- An individual who had borrowed $50 from the Ger
Bank Wooster, Ohio. Offered pa: he bank IN its
notes but the cashier put his thumb to me ,ip OF his
nose and told the person he could it OYER re bank
!, fho, vay
New-York tribune., 1841-04-20

I The Tonawanda, Pa, Banner says the damage done
Canal from Athens Lackawana, distance -f ninety
miles, VIII amour, to $4,000