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DIE Iritppen in Sort WeQon litten Iebr an Sieberr,
meshdlb ee Sfftclere ibre Samtltcn na6 ttaa 9een<
ner tIelnen 9S1de, Ween wetter surf9eScSea tper'
ben. %-.
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sprl ote Staot peorta, am Satnc5fuB, heiul. Otad
Der olIeen Sete Der Staot bin blieb fein S,aus
|ptrehrt fem Sener 9aus. Sehlimmer aber mar nod
lole oardu cl9enoe eber1hpenlmurg, Die in piee es
Ter oran9 n1O 9roBen Shapen anrtatete Der srbete
leru trat nnlern 91nosmanu, ben 8ierbrauer oerrn
lRttler. Ole Vutb ourdbrad Suerlt bier eiuen Damm
luno oant bic Wtduer lener Sralerei, unb ihpemmte
aus Dem Seller 9e9en so Sdier 30 rdtbigcS Ser uno
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|luif miro auI 1000 Dollars au9eIblaeen. ..
G ber IN en- Illeah henD Bcr9c II.
e5n Sohnstoipr, cambria &auntD, 9ennDlpanten, 1T
neult eue Nduberbauoc cutbet. sic betanb aus jun>
9eu eeuter Die hduftJ CUR Stride ltefer, INN ter ce
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nno mnBen 9hr9lhat fir tbr @rlheiueu Dor Der Spurt
leten Die nebrtsen irlIen Fd undtbar 9enad)t has
6en.
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lan9erer 3ett Stplihen 6. u. shtcu uno enem anbes
rem Mlnne, 0tamens parfer ftarfe Neinbffaft. Bot
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lebt nod, cb9etd ct ebr 9efdhrli oeripunpeti it, ge>
nunner AIbtOn it euFoben uno Die pclSet III leiuer
ISerfclguu9 be9riheu.
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nlertlplro9e 9Eusoauer I'M @ebeu at ben Gag 9clegt
Gr bate 9emettet so Stunoen pbne cine lluterbres
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e6eu DIE Srilfe nnp frnblbn iter ocn {. g. @cuSaree
Sun,p unb Slug ppenbet mar, e'ne 9rcee 9aNoernn9
ppu 9iaupen bon 0Rihlano na& ber St:ss non Ct Nas
thrtpS auf Der geubabn tattauo. Die 0laupen tsel1
ct dreinanoer gebrin9t biuiiber, rlb Der 3n9 mar
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trauiet IT, 9cn,auo slaubte, oa bic Gauren Der 9r6s
Sen Graft 9Sserltaub su leen I'M Stanbe ieiu mir
ben dciu oennrt bltcb Die locomotive eben ais fe
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!feu als man beitdnpq Sano Ycr bic Gdber itreute-
Suf Der Gtleubabn ;tphrn StraBbur9 uno Saiel err
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acbcure 9ln5ahi 0iaupcn auf ben Sdienen Der Sohn
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tcn iu ibrCm 9Sc9e su fpdblen :?
c5n epuiSpiLle fpurben nibreno Der lebten Mcde :
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10 @cnts Stfe s prdgeu, nebt elmer bebeutenben 9l
5dh folder falfter Nin5en inter tbrcn @fccten.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

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Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06
@inioe = II II, NJ \ ritrr

Gint9e Dumm mb item.
User ielnen Gtcncrn aftrd9t fir ibu III lieet, NIB
cann bole utro, rpenn iie fir lIth ielbit hsem.
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@ r It a r III -
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rIot, oaB Die Staot 9uifin Den Merfanern einqe:
npl,men moroen lit, baB 1854 Serauer biuneu ilpci
Smaoen III benz 9tfehc getootct pprbeu ftno S6btez
e 9tacbrtt ge9rtubet lit, fam N1n nibt perbnrQeu
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Sd9ad, bel Sen 5aetnto aus ocrie6eu GueQe d iiber
ote Der. Staateu Oerbreitete.
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lhe NIT benz tlen 9eeere Su oerbnoen. Die @ntfers
nun9 betr13t 200 Metlen. Sb aber ole Mittel bou a
9ebrat perteu fonnen it bel oem ae9enlpdrti9en sers
rlltteten 3altanse Wtertfo's cine auoere 6rage.
9Sr le6en tit ber 96dt il, eiter furdtbarcn 3eit-5e
oe5 Sldtt tit betnabe nit Sd)anothaten angefnt. 60
eieu mir i'm etten ecu5pitc slDoerer, baB III porlcs,
ter Wtcnta9 sc ld oalcb Elm 9cptler NRceanghlin en
nen 9lnbern, JianlenS Dattou, m etuer buufeln SaeU
meubenoroerd1 ubcrfel uno ihm mehrcre Sttd)c bels
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

Ger 8. lle6er Memphi5 erbelt man Die G1d1>
ribt Dap Die Staot 9utin bon ben Nerieanern eiuae.
npmmen noroen lit, II. oaB 1854 Serauer blueu ,tpci
Smuoen in benz 0,fedtc getOotct lpprbeu fIno S6oes
ie 9adrd,t 9e9rltubet it, fam n,au nibt uerb,raeu
alleu autaaeuo 1T es, oaB BIC erlte Ia,rtt bon Der
Sdlad. bel Gen 5acnto aus bere(6eu GueQc d, iiber
Die Der. Staaseu perbretete
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

Der lnteranett IN feit GurSta eeA $aNAeA @saSls fs
rndsefpn,msa une bat fd in aaiiaca. ste ztnr Msfs
ron GRstts eot an Der et fe$ Ganals. etatisrt, nm
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tteanci9 cine i6on Nswabt Surn a 0ant tis reNsr an
Iwerten. 7ss-Es ss19s - -
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uns Sbr mereet Auss 70 fneta, nit isb stast batt.
Nrlec. &efetmricY
IfsflGen. Start Co., D6se. april -, ll4a 4l-sn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

Die 1ruppen in Sort Neelton [itten 1ebr an Se6ert,
peshaib tte Sfcere bre Gamilten nad piIata 9eiens
oct habelt. 9tb Die Grurpen paten, nit 9iuSnahme eis
ner tlelnen 9Sae, eilen retter surld9eScSea per'
ben.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

Die merfauiide 9fc9icrung beabIdti9t, ei1e Gile,e
6abn ber ben Sitbmu6 BON Gebuantepcc, I'M loIideu
Sbetle BON Nerfo gu bauen, ulo baourt bad atantis
t1e nit benz taen leeere Su Derbinoen. Die Cutter
uung betr13t 200 een. Sb aber ole Witcl basu auf,
9ebradt werten fonneu 1T bel bem ae9enmdrtiae sers
rltteten 3altansc Wertto's cine aloere Srage.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

Soieraus ersiebt Tch eiu 3u,pabs BON
lO4 prr5ent, poer
Die Srahtlhiffabrt Der Ser. ct.
betrug III 1S4O, all <SVuueu ~.
ccSn 1929, nur
3unahme 7S prcscn, ober an Gonucn
SSSn 1910 betru9 Die 9tnsfubr amerif1nts
lher Wannfafturartlfel ---- .
c5n 1889
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

9,blde Naatacn l,sdeu iunee Mauacr,
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

cn gtepz yort bat ttrslid1 etn 9epi1:r Diron eiut
lnerfDlroi9e 9lusoauer I'M @ebeu at ben Gag gclegt
Gr bate 9emettet SO Stunoen pbne cine llnterbrec
un9, obne Shlaf uuo Gube hinter eiuauper su 9eben
uno bat wirflid1 Die Mettc 9e,pcnueu.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-05-06

Sretge fprr ot1 n.-Of. Sioble un5 GcnScrteu,
neIdbc gStpcn IT, Satieu INN MiGicnen betrp9cl, fols
len ndhte 9Scd)e bon Dem 9crld)te III pbildoelpbta
fretclprcden weroen.-Sie ftnbreid, =
Serurtb ilt.-Der 5d3uft turld,er AM lesten
OontaJ etneu 9eb 9Srpb aus enem 8ddcrlaoen qefcbs
len> I'M lenen leun9cr Su aen, naB in'5 3utbtbaus
= + It a r N -
, 1842-04-23
Execution of Reinhardt.
Reading. ADril /, 1912,

GENTLEMEN-Thismorning the Off
GERS of the law had the painful duly
of executing sentence upon the MUIR
derer Reinhardt. The prisoner still
refuses TO make any public comics.
sion Of his crime-what he may have
communicated to his spiritual advisers,
will of course forever remain among
the secrets of the confessional.
Although the execution was in the
jail yard, a great number of people
Were in town, and the regret that the
execution was not public was very
great-especially among people from
some parts of the county. An idea
had got abroad that the Sheriff could
have the execution public by paving
a fine Of fifty dollars, and some pub.
lie spirited individuals had made ar
rangements, for raising the money,
when they discovered their mistake!
The military were under arms and
surrounded the jail, and every thing
was conducted as is customary when
murder according TO laU is committed.
The prisoner has had the constant
services Of two priests of the Catho,
lie church, and every thing that could
console him in his terrible condition
has been done for him by our hu-
name and excellent Sheriff. Who
performed the duties of hangman is
not known, but it is rumored that an
individual from your city had that
honor. NJ.
An account Of the painful ceremo-
MES will be found in the following,
taken from the SchuyIkill Journal:
The execution took place yester-
day, in the presence Of about forty
people, including the twelve jurors.
Of these the greater part were special
deputies appointed by the Sheriff.
At II o'clock, the public who had
been admitted into the yard left. and
the outside door was Chased. From
this hour until l o'clock, the prisoner
remained in his room with two priests
of the Catholic church, who, it is IN.
derstood, administered to him the
last consultations of their faith. AT
l o'clock, the prisoner, accompanied
by his spiritual advisers, the Sheriff
and his officers, left his cell, and with
a firm step walked to the foot of the
gallows, which had been erected the
preceding evening in the Jail yard.
He was dressed in white. with a cap
upon his head and the rope around
his neck. At the foot Of the gallows
, 1842-04-23
Correspondence ~ the Phiia. .. S.
Gazette.
MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, March l7th.--The
rumor is very prevalent this evening,
that the President has ordered q
squadron to Mexico, to demand the
liberty of the, American citizens
prisoners. al 81 hours notice, or in
case of refu,al. our minister is to de-
mand his passports. and repair 10 the
squadron, there to wait further or
ders.
An officer Of the army also lett
here yesterday with orders for the
9th Regiment Infantry, and FIVE COM
pan'es I'd Dragons, 10 repair forth
with to the Sabine river, to prevent
any interference on the part Of the
American cities with the affairs Of
Texas.
, 1842-04-23

into danger and keep aloof them.
selves. We hope that Hogan WI
be at once discharged, as his arres
has doubtless been made'to prcmo,s
the views of discountenced CanaA;.
ans, who have sought refuge in hi,
country with the hope Of involving
US in a war with the country from
which they have had to fy.--Oyas,
, 1842-04-23

been committed within the TERRITORY
westward Of the Stony or Rckvc
Mountains, while the same remain.
free and open to the vessels, citizen.
and subjects of the United States anc
of Great Britain, pursuant to stipula
tons between the two powers, shall
be delivered up, on proof Of his be
ing such British subject, to the near
est or most convenient authorities
having cognizance of such offence
by the laws Of Great Britain, for the
purpose of being prosecuted ant
tried according TO such laws.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted
That the two Associate Judges o
the Supreme Court of the Territory
of Iowa, in addition to the number
now authorized by law, shall be ap'
pointed in the same manner, hold
their offices by the same tenure and
for the same time, receive the same
compensation, and possess all the pow.
ers and authority conferred by law
Upon the associate judges Of the said
Territory, and two Judicial districts
shall be organized by the said SUI
preme Court, in addition to the ex-
listing number, in reference 10 the
jurisdiction conferred by this act:
and district courts shall be held in the
said districts, by one Of the judges
of the Supreme Court. at such times
and places as the said Court shall di,
rect; and the said district courts shall
possess all the powers and authority
vested in the present district courts
of the said Territory, and may, in
like manner, appoint their own clerks.
SEC. 8. And be it further enacted,
That any justice of the peace, ap.
pointed in and for the territories des-
cribed in the first section of this act.
shall have power to all often
ders against the laws of the United
States to be arrested by such persons
as they shall appoint for that pur-
pose, and 10 commit such offenders
to safe custody for trial, in the same
cases and in the manner provided by
law in relation TO the Territories Of
the United States, or any of them;
and to cause the offenders so com.
mittcd to be conveyed 10 the place
appointed for the holding Of a dis
trict court for the said Territory of
Iowa. nearest and mos, convenient
10 the place Of such commitment,
there to be detained for trial, by such
persons as shall be authorized for that
purpose, by any judge of the supreme
court, or any justice of the peace Of
the said Territory: or where such of.
tenders are British subjects, to cause
them 10 be delivered to the nearest
or most convenient British authori-
ties, as herein before provided, and
the expenses of such commitment.
removal. and detention, shall be paid
in the same manner as provided BY!
aW, in respect to fees of the marshal
IF said Territory.
, 1842-04-23
orrespondenee Of the LouisriM Journal.
CINCINNATI, April, IS 1912.

SiNSiNShiS HpiHS IL lOqx.
The packet-ship Montreal has ar
rived at New Y. from England with
Portsmouth dates TO the 7th and Lon
don to the 5th uIt.
The cotton market was lanpuid.
which must be attributed 10 the unu.
sually large receipts Of that article.
and the reduced consumption. In
grain, also, very little was doing.
This however, nigh, be owing TO the
prospect of the speedy passage of
Sir Robert Peel's modification Of the
corn law.
The English ministry proposes a
sleight reduction in the number of
vessels in the Navy, but none in the
seamen, who are Ia be about 43,OCO.
An Important debate occurred in
armament on the development of a
Carlist conspiracy in France to i invade
Spain; which is alleged TO have been
countenanced. If not instigated, by
the French Government, and for
which Parliament is very indignant.
forgetful of the open enlistment Of
the English legion under General E..
vans to oppose Don Carlos during the.
late civil war.
On the other hand. by an arrival
at New York from China. with news
eleven DAYS later, it appears that tho
French ship of war L'Erigpne, as
guns. arrived nj Ma"ao on the 9TH
Dece nbcr from Manila, with Colonel
Dubois lie JansinGuy envoy extraor-
binary from the King of the French
TO tie French army. it is possible
that he can learn the Chinese how tn
manage their artillery against the
English 4 little better; and he NAV he
ready in case of any difference be-
tween France and En- gland to render
still o important aid TO China.
"Thc British forces were in winter
quarters ut Chusan. awaiting rein
tOrcements and the return of a more
favorable season II pnrsue their oper-
Some seven Chinese vessels
had been taken by the British force in
the Tigris, but hey we're of little
value.
The United States ship Constella-
and Boston were IT Singapore
N the e0ih November. and would
'aiI China about amonth afterwards.
II was reported at Macao that the
Chinese authorities had issued orders
'%rohihiring tie conveyance Of tea
rom Canton 10 Macao, and of cot
on from Macao To Canton.
TIE trade of Canton was not in
.errupted. The British ships wer.
constantly arriving at and departing
rom Whampoa. as if no war existed.
goods were difficult Of sale,
md when sold. it was at n great sac
-lfice' and it was difficult to negotiate
pills on england on anv terms.
The British opium smugelcrs were
more numerous than ever, and more
Iold n their operations.
"Teas n; Canto were very high
md scarce. 1t was supposed that
he quantity that would be brouch,
., the Canton. market the present
would be very limited, as the
var had the effect on the tea district
If stopping the curing OF it. Many
If the ships at Whampoa had com
nenced loading, but were detained
or the want of teas to complete their
.argoges. and many of them would
re compelled TO depart with parts Of
, 1842-04-23

KILLED IN SELF DEFENcE.-Dr.
4. F. Pendleton undertook to cow.
hide Edward Englehard, at Mont.
cello, Miss, a few days ago. In the
ARRAY, the latter stabbed the Doctor
in seven different places, killing HIN
almost Instantly. The verdict of the
jury Of inquest was that the deceased
came to his death by wounds inhict.
ed by Mr.. Englehard in self defence,
, 1842-04-23

BANKRUPT DEcIsroN.-Judge Heath
of Baltimore, has decided, in a case in
which a confined debtor was brought
into court on a writ of habeas corpus,
that the court possessed no kind of
power, by any provision of the law
or otherwise, to release a debtor from
custody under a writ Of capias ad
satisfaciendum; thus the bankrupt
law, unlike the insolvent laws, leaves
the body Of the debtor entirely at the
mercy Of the creditor, for a period of
some three or four months at least,
during the time of his pending appli-
cation.
, 1842-04-23

FATAL y MELANCHOLY ~ACCIuFNT.-
On Tuesday afternoon, about two
o'clock, 4 young boy named Clinton
Hickey. son of Mr.. Daniel G. IIick-
ey, bricklayer, residing at the Navy
Yard, Washington, was driving n
cart partlyloaded with fish. on the road
between the Centre Market and the
Washington Canal, the horse attach
ed thereto, from some unknown
cause, suddenly started and ran away.
The National Intelligencer savs;-
. In the attempt to stop the horse, the
unfortunate boy fell between the
shafts. and the cart wheel struck
his head with such violence that he
survived The blow not more than ten
minutes. We understand that the
deceased was n boy of good dispo.i.
ton and Industrious habits. To his
poor mother, who 500 after the IA
tai accident fastened to the spot, the
dead body of the poor sufferer was a
heart-rendering spectacle. To all
who witnessed her bitter agony 1,
was a most affecting scene."--Ocean.
, 1842-04-23

YEAST, it is said, has been given to
the Yankee lasses to make them rise
early; but others Of less industrious
habits, have rejected the prescription,
and will only rise by a l.rvEN! Oh,
hops!
lNDoLENcE.--There is q man in
Upper Canada so lazy Ina, he hires
a black boy to eat his breakfast for
him.
, 1842-04-23

UNHAPPY CoINcIpENcEs.-It is re-
markable that all the English mon.
archs who have welded French Prin-
cesses have met an untimely end.
Edward the Second who married Is.
abella, of France, was murdered in
the most cruel manner, by Gourmay
and Montravers, at Berkly Castle.
Richmond the Second, married also
TO a Princess named Isabella, was
killed by Sir Piers Exton, and accom-
pllces, at Pomfret Castle, as thought
by Hume, starved to death there
Henry the Sixth, who married Mar.
garet of Anjou, killed in the Tower,
as it is sail by Richmand, Duke OF
Gloucester; and Charles the First,
who married Henrietta Maria. daugh-
ter of Henry the Fourth Of France,
beheaded in front Of the Palace at
Whitehall.