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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
g 95erb6r-Gffe

ytadlltebenocs, it cine eiife Der GedfsfilIe
fpelfe III elmer Court pcn Common g(eoe
oci teda @anntD berb6rt merecn foIIeit, biz
am Wlonta9 ben 29ifen SIu9ult, IN Der Stabl
2llentnnt tbren 9Infang rebmen, uue einc
1Scdle eauert frlI
Jpnae Seiberling ac9en @rniamin SdalI
uno @runobepcbner:
@Unrao Dnber 9egeu Son. Sdlpar,
Sdiliel edlb 9e9en Sbcmas Craig.
Samee Sdlmeer, 9e9en T. gBbiteleD
Sani. u. Sepner, 9e9cn 6enry 0litter.
eonrao NelImaDer, 9egen 9. Bernhard.
Ioam 9auiiler, 9egen @ecr9e &aDfer uno
SaIpmOn @laue.
phlllp SenlfermadlCr, ge9en 6. Slclben.
9Gllltam @an9enerr, 9e9en @cnry @ntb
unb peter 8Ianf.
Spas uno Stent gegen Gjcpr0e Sodrs.
Hcbert y. 9Srlgbt, gegeu OenieIbeit
: Sebn WiclI, 9e9en 9Ibrnbam uno S,enrD
Teubdrb.
Scbn Seffcrt, 9e9en Saccb eittIe II. Nrau.
pall WIiller, 9e9en Sobn g. @runbie.
gSllicn ilno Srltoer gegen 6. gSaouer.
Spbn Sdonebrud 9egen SO. Wenner.
Sobn l9teoer, 9e9en Spbn 9loam gBietcr.
Spbn 9Sa9ner, 9e9en 98illiam Nrei.
S1muel SoDoeu, ge9en @j. WetberbcIo.
Sne uno WtilIer 9e9cn DenleIben.
Ole 3epublif pcnnipIpanien, 9e9en prter
Grip, fen.
Dlclelbe 9e9en Deter Seip, jr.
Nlelelbe 9e9en Spbn ycun9.
Dieelbe .ge9en Sacpb eittIe.
sJdmeS s. Slcdn, gcgen &. 9j. @cUf.
Die Sreettcren ees oerltprbenen g)eter
SrcreIL 9c9en paul JtuauB.
@leniille u. MartilL 9eaen z. @crman.
8ec. 3ie9enfllB, 9e9en 9, llebcrrctb,
Seize Samuels, Drptb.
5uit l3, no-b@
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03

8endhrid,ti9ct hermit Die @inmcbuer bon
NlteRtdun uno oas publifum lberhaupt, cas
or eireu pferoe mtetbSs Stall er6fnet
bat, geraoe hinterbdlb Der Heformirten Sir,
DE in oieisr Std6t, allpc jcoerSeit 9emietbet
ipsrbeu t0nnen
8on oeu beifeu uno li6eriten Bfercen,
gum Iciten coer Sabren, 70 wie aud, jeee
9irt ein' uno Sweispdnni9e Subnperfe, &C.
Oa er INNER bon ben belten Sfutld)er h6ft,
70 t0nnen SoerIoneu Die e6 wnulfen, nit Sis
d,erheit an ir9eno eiueu Srt 9cbrad)t perceu.
siuf Scfehl peroen Yferbe uub SubrDerfe su
perlcnen all ir9euo einen Srt Der Stabt 9es
bradlt; uub tibertaupt feline Wiibe icQ crs
fpart weroen in @rftlIun9 oucr Sefebtr.
Seine preiie fub billiA uno CT bcfft
bnrG pilnttIide Scbienun9 alsf re'diidle atN'
terftileuns.
Oct. IS. na-1S
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
Oefentltf1e 9Senpll.

0tenfta9S ben 9ten 9lugulf, lint 10 llbr Dor
lnltta9s, fol- am 6aule BON g pbn @rpe
III Der Stnot sllIcntcuu, QedIa @auntD;
@lne 9elpi6e Cote @jrllnr,
dnf rfcntlider @enen serfauft iperten aeIes
gen anf Der n6roliden Seite ncr SOamiltcn
Strase Der Stact 9IlIentnun, 9ernbe Der 9es
fcrmlrten 5sird,e 9egeniber; cntbaItenb in
Der Srcnt an belagter Straer l5 Sue mebr
ceer peni9er uno in Der 3iele 1I5 GnB bar,
anf IL erridtet eilt 9utes speilt6di9tes
- 0af(feinernes ISpbnbauS,
I;;;;a4ss init elmer Slpetlt6figten baran
4s. gcbauten &iid,e. DieTes @ioens
thum lit IN bem beiien Gjefdjdftstbcil Der
Staet 9elc9eu uno ippbl Die 9IuflncrfIomfeit
Der 6autlniti9en wertb. SeIe uuo eill outes
'fedlt miro pcn Saccb Sd,laucD unb @p., benz
Sl9entbllmer rno benen bic qiens oaranf bas
ben, ge9cben iperbeu. Mlan rufe an uno uets
NE es in sIu9rnfdein.
SacCb S6laud,
9fad,ridlt miro 9e9cben eos Der @cprqe
u y, fctn 9ied)t bat mein gtrm6oen III
'erfaufcn nit Dem Sd,erifF.
9llIcntdun, SuIi 81. 1912. uo-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
OefentltCtle Q5euplt,

Samita9s ben 20ften 9Iu9uit INN llbr
9(ahmltta9ej fol- al bem 01ule oeS llntrr,
lhrWbeneu III SllosQ8beithall GnunId,ip, Qes
da @anntD, bic fcI9enee biuterIoeene 9Irtis
teln Der ocritcrbencn eepina g differ
itein ouf lfcntIider 8enen prrfauft ipers
ocn, ildmlid):
Sin Sfen NIT 9lobr, cine ScttIdte, SIets
oersSdranf @dldbront 8urcnlL Gin Gid
StitbIet Sd,aufeltubI, 98ie9e, cine 9rcee
Stbel cine 2)dnfeesllbr, 8iIoer, Gimer, pors
tersScttcIn, @Idier, edmper, iluo cine 0rpee
bon Joauss ilio Sfiidens@e
rdtbidaftrn Su tpcitIduftia su mscen,
Santel Wlpper, 9l9ent.
Slllt u. ilq-3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
OeTentltcbe c5enplt.

Snmlfa9s ben 13ten 9Iu9uit nm 10 llbr
8crnlitta9s, iclIeu am SoauIe oes Soenrp
Sisfe . in 4crbs@beitbaa Gauafd1ip, ees
d,a @auutD, fcl9enee oem perifcrbenen
@eCree Wiloan9er dii9eborenbe slrtifel, onf
6ffentIid,er 8enon oerfault rpereeu, rdmltdl
Cine ccppelldufiae Slinte, cine Sdduhr,
Cine &iite, ein DpDifdnci9ee Sdubmader9e,
ld)irr, Shub unb 2eeer, &leiber uno FONT
nod piele 9erdtbfdnften sit trsitlauftt9 ~
meloen.
Die SsOinsnnsen am @erfanfstase nnt
9lufpartun9 bon
Seurp Soistep, 2lem'cr.
Suli 90. 1912. nq-3n
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
QBtebtt9 fir Gerber.
Gnhurus 9latent 0eSer TppIIer

VpUHIIb +WIEII SIUTI JIUIItI'
Diele @ertbYcIe 9lrbeitserIparenoe Ma.
fd,tne fpnroe burh SSrn 9Deter encnig, iilts
nrit 9lllentaun erridltef Hedlte flno aud
pcn Saccb MoIer bel Trerlerstaun un6 Sas
cob SOdreel uno Scba in SbersSauccna 9es
fault pcroen.
@erber ytnc eingelaben bieieIbe III gIn9ens
idein sil nebmeh uuo fir iIdl leibii su urtheis
len. Diejenisen bic Hedbte Su erhaIten spins
fd,eu, t0nnen Die 8eoiuaun9eii bel 8eHiamln
Quctpig in sluentann grfahren.
Garin 0elurif, 9oenf.
q. B.-GduntD 11ed,te werten Al biffigen
8enitoun9en perfanff
! Wat. Sop, saucalisr Go. 9uIi6. *-SDl
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
Nuentauner Snr> unb 9Ru6ia
SUITS obrtf.

tnSsr 9amiltcnltrase, geacniibcr 9 IA M c.
lcn's Slcioerltcbr.
Saeob .. 8pas.
bat bslfdncis anf SouO, Gin aussctebntcs
NBortelnent bon mpbi9en Sur unb
Su6ia Soliten,
bon elmer pCrSh9lidsH SudIit6t.
Sanfleute mo 9Iueerc, bic beim Gireeeu
faufen, ,pcroen CO Su ibrcm gortbeiI finecu,
bel ibm anjnrufcn une fir IIdj fclbit 5u urs
beilen.
Soutmadlcr I'M eanbe wcrocn inter ben
bllilI9lten Seoin9un9cn nit 1ebcr 9lrt pclscn
3rmmin9SI II, f. 10. ocrirbcu.
eSaccb 3. Scas.
OCTOBER 81. na-bp
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
Nachrtthf,

iptro hermit 9e9ebeu, baB Der ttnter,eid,nete
als AomIntffratcr Der NinterIdeenId,aft beS
oerltcrbenen @eor9e QBtibanaer,
leetbin BON GprofgRbeitbaa IaunId,ip, lerba
@anlitD, an9eiteIt wrrbc. 9Iae bieieniaer
eaber lpeldle nod ar bela9te Sinterlaeens
ldlGtt iduloIg iino, iprrocu erlldjt innerbaIt
Utcllaten nbHibeSnblei, uno Gclde bic
llcd red1tnidetsr Scroerliugen baben, belize
beli 1bre 9ednun9en binnen bsIastsr 3eit
ipcblbeitdti9t eiuSu6rineen.
S0eHrg Sotsfep, 9lom'or.
SnIi 6, na-6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
Steue Transportation ginie.
AIklKRAi=zFm
-. = !. - .1lE4

Die Hntcrseid)neten benad,ridtioen ibrc
8renHor nne ba6 publifnm inn 9Itiaemeiueu,
oas ite cine neue 3rdnspcrtaticns 9inie err,
ridltet uno oesbaIb cine SInsabl .Sppte anacs
ldattt bdben snr 8crldiffung bon gfaiir,
Brndlt Stcbr9iltern, &c. BON uno mad, lbis
laorlpbtd, Wand @bunf, SIIlrntdnn, 8etbs
lebenL Sreemnnsburg, @astpn, gPieae(SpilIc.
Geus6cpc nno Srilfcl. -Dicieniaen bic ets
mas Su rerldIiffen baben, f6nnen lire gBaas
reit al ben fcI9enocn Wberftcn abIiefern ali,
100 oieicIbcn abgrbclt nno nit Gid,erbeit
an cen Dirt tbrer Seitimmun9 gebradt per,
bcn
98tarf bel Billidm Soeilman unb 60.
CytadfcI9er ucit Sdcpb Martn) an Der lBHs
lcp StraBs'Gifenbabu, Iorb aBaGer Stral.
ie, philadelphia.
Setblcbcmi BET @eprae s.. @ounbie,
Srtemdnsbnrg bet Derrn Rned,t.
Yllentnntt BET gBttiidm Goodman.
Da ibre Sccte alle nen ino aebecft IfMb,
10 tann n'dn anf cine fId)ere ilebtrtiefernng
alier tbuen aiibertrduttn G,iiter red)nsit.--
Dnrd, piinftlithe Tdtung ibref G,eIcbdften
uno btlii9e preiee hCffen fie einea 3heil Der
pHentIid|en Sun6ldaft ~ erbdittn.
Goetnan, Ba6mat ltnb 60.
Rlrs 8. iiq-3R
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1842-08-03
Se6ertfs esrfdufe.

! Jn Srdft oerldliebener Sefeblc bon 8en
8 eltloni @rprnas un6 2epari Saciae aus De-
Court bon Common 'plea5 bon 9ed,o @aunti
an mid geritbtet fol- fo9enbes bcItfriebcnt
@l9entbnm an ben oaSu befimmten 9aoer
oncntlldl oerfauft peroer, ndmlidI:
Wiontngs ben l5ten 9lu9ut nm 10 llbr
Wtlttd9s am SNdule bon Salcmonlleber.
rctA III Sa5bnr9 Gatmfdip, ,eed)a @auuty
Sret 9erptBe Stlife 9anc,
To. !. Cine Sauerei 9ele9en in te1notem
2annidlip nmc @nuntD, grdnSeno an edncer
Ger prrelnl9tcn Sriloer, S.enrD Soerbcd,
William Smper Sreorid @leipeI uno anSes
re, ertbdItcno 100 glder nlebr peer penioer !;
oaranf it erridtct
sszSE Gin 9rpecs Slpeilf6fiotes
EE IIR ifetnerneS QSobnbaus, cine
szzls5'sssssszss 9reBe itcincrne Sdweiserfhcucr,
eln crosses bddlfeinernes 9alld,s uno 94aId,s
paus, eln pcrtrcffliober SrunnenfeIer, qBa,
9enhau6 nnb auoere 9ebeu9eb6uce. @s be-
ttnoet ftdl Gin gutter 8aum9drteu uuo oute
9Gteie bel bent plabe. Die 0lantafd,e inn
@anSen 9eucmmen 1T cine Ger beIten in Qes
dla SduntD.
go. 2.-@in Stlidf SCOTLAND,
9eIc9en in befaatcm Iounfd,ip uno @auutp.
9ranSeno an eono pon SoenrD Suerbef, pbis |
ip @'leB uno eer Sereini9ten 8riicer; ent.
halteno IL Sttcr mebr pcer ipenigcr. Dae
Sano 1T init ocrtreffihem 9olS bepahfen.
Jtp, 3,-@tn StIif Sc(slanb,
9cle9cn I'M nimlitben 3aunldip nb @aunfv,
an eiroer bon NcnrO SUerbecf,
'lSIlltam Stuoer uno allecrc cntbdltcnb 5 |
2der n1ebr coer weni9er 9Iuh bics it pom
bciten JocIilanb.
@tn9eSc9en une inter @recuticn 9encmmen
lls oas @t9entbum ben 9 al ONION II
'errotb
0trnita96 ben l6tcn 2lu9pif, tint llbr
)tadmitta9s am Soouie bon g l9bmdu
I mp y IN Der Staot 9IIentaln, eed,a 60.
@iHe 9e,Site 2ptv g1ruue,
eIcgen in beld9tcr Staot uub @anntD, auf
CT ncrbltdlcn Seite Der Saniilton Straec
rdnseno 6ftlidb an cine 0ctte ces Qcpi 8cpos
ing, noroiid, al cine 9lllep, fpeltIid1 an cine
cite bon q. q. uno yB. s.. 8lImer une Iiics
d) an bic befa9te Samltcn Straee cnts
oltctto in Der Srcnt an Der bcId9ten Namls :
on Strdse Is Sus mebr cbcr ipeni0cr, uno 9
Il Der 3iefe lis Sue.' DarelIf ii errihtet: 7
ssTEA Gin gute6 Spciitrfi9teS !
| I& bafiteinerne69 9Sptutaus.
ssssesEgsA OtcfeS @i9eutbum 1T III einem 9ls r
IN @eihdftstheil Der StNbt 9clcgeu, uno 1T
,cbl Die sIufmcrflamteit Der Saufulli9en
,crtb.
@iuSc,c9eu urb uuter @rceuticn gcncmmen :
ls oas @tgentbum pcn cc5acpb 2 d)lau6.
Ino alIcS miro uerfauft ucn
@eor9e 9Setbfbolb, S6crtf.
Sderiff6 9lntslfubc,
IGentauu, Suli 20, lS42. na-4m
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04
Thrilling Incident,

.7Hempt cfMe Tiger 10 derom Herr DriesJach.-
On Thursday evening, as the celebrated wild
beast performer, Dresbach, was performing with
his animals at the Bowery Theatre, the Leopard
and the Tiger volunteered an extra incident to
the performance by regular sct-to while Dries
bach was in the cage with them, which came
near costing the latter his life. Driesbach had
succeeded in separating the comba,ants, one of
which, the Leopard, he caused to leap upon his
shoulders when the Tiger made a spring upon
him also, and buried his teeth and claws into the
unfortunate tanners face and head, tearing off a
portion ofhis scalp, lacerated his face in most
shocking manner, and covering him with blood.
The indomitable courage and address of the he
roic German however, was never more conspic-
uonsly displayed tan upon this occasion; and SO
electually did he subdue the enraged animals,
even while i'll the most eminent peril, that some
Of the audience were not aware Of the extent Of
the accilCnt--.S Y. Era.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04
From The Bait. Sun, aud american.
GREAT EARTHQUAKE IN THE
ISLAND OF ST. DOMINGO.


Gre" destruction ctHte dProperty-Ihe New
YORK papers OF Saturday morning contain all the
Ia,in ,Jeciyuu VI tno az ape
tn.nJ ~ iou Oh NV W. ,iie'' any oes-
s,',I afIiros =, =, a.a. VI "'.u .'iou
TT ~ - i"i ii.' 'l''' az p"yo"
oI w, ,, -. s"i - iu'N. m"' oHp'l!o'-
IA .,'c sum any 'i,o VI 'ho r'ei
"'' In i"n. Wv '.'ui'y aDoul OH !oe'.
- pnn ~ VIC was i!iuiIa'ou
that Wv 49, i't . py uu asa'y Eouus
th S;Do,;o1 ' S",.,h uii9' ai,u w.
IT,, o'1e0'' VI ''A' 'o"''i W ''' ~ |n' 4'oi'N
III ,,o..o1, -. ,,,o uo,, e Ill.,. o;,...
r, neSso'S a. aiionJ Jore VI .o s"liots re-
houses n~itntnd Which, scam"d to SI" . te
,ha shoaH 800 f,"n, H., ,,san. '''"'
I'll ,,.ara ,,,.o hi vi ", D.. -,
1;st;noI, cIt a., c., ,,'. -. 49, $3.50,
,,,l'i" it,, $500 ni,,t 49, ~ vs. In
norsor stroye 10 ,[.t o,t " 10 hnreos o,L ~
stroo,s oro flIod r,;,L tho ,tIr,ltod -;
~ ,ho ni,rlt ~ tha 1tb a,d 'iso ~; ti,a oii,
oh and Iot6 tI,o shnoLs 1,,ara roaa,oJ ''0 va
sn;n, Man It, co., az ,a,,,,, cow.
N. oarthnnnlo was E,lt thara ,,,h T;t,o .aa@'
Monv houses wore serinnsIv Jar,aaed and Sn,no
| dostrorod Lrt M Ios, nfTio ;s ,,,on3ionod
AT Gonaires the shocks were yet more seri-
Gus. The greater part OF the houses were over
thrown. fire broke out at the same time, and
there was not drop OF water III town. All the
houses that were not burnt suffered from the
earthquake. Is was in the streets that the writer
of the letter piyinr this account was inditinp it.
The Church, the Prison the Palas National, the
| 1're,sur,, and tho Arson,l u,oro all dos,rovod
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04
Evening before Wedding.

81 will tell YOU" continued the aunt to Loui-
sa, "two things which have fully proved. The
first will 90 far toward preventing the possibili-
ty OF any discord after marriages the second is the
best and surcst prcservative Of feminine charac-
ter.
"Tell me.' said Louisa anxiously.
"lhe first Is this: demand Of your bridegroom,
as soon as the marriage ceremony is over sol
cmn VOW never, even in jest, to dispute, or OK
press any dsagrcement.-l tell you never. for
what begins in mere bantcrng, will lead to scri-
Gus earnest. Avoid expressing any irritation at
one another'swords. Mutual forbcarance is the
great secret of domestic happiness; if you have
erred confess it freely; even if confession costs
you some tears. Farther, promise faithfully and
SoIcmnly, never, upon any preteXt or excuse, TO
have any secrets or concoalmcnts from each 9TH
er; but to keep your private affairs from father,
mother or brother, sister, relations and the world.
Let them be known only 10 each other and your
God. Remember that any third person admit
ted TO your confidence, becomes party to stand
between you. They will naturally side with one
or the other. Promise to avoid this, and renew
the vow upon every temptation. 1t will pre-
serve that perfect confidence, that union, which
will indeed make you as one. Oh, if the new
married would but practice this spring of connu-
bal peace, how many unions would be happy,
which are now miserable"
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04
NsOb i'm New Orleans.
ATTACK AND ROBBERY OF FOUR
RROK ERS' OFFICES-The .MiLtnlM CALLED


om.-We have to record another open and fla
grant violation Of law and order, which took
place in New Orleans on the Goth inst, the par
tculais of which are thus related III the Crescent
City of the 2lst ult.
At an early hour in the morning, symptoms of
the outbreak were observed in the downtown
markets. The notes of the municipalities, the
third in particular, have for a few days been at
large rates of discount, and would not be received
by the victuallers and grocers. This created
considerable excitement, and at a signal from a
person who appeared to be the leader of the dis
affected large crowd proceeded to the Place de
.9rns where an address was delivered by the lea
der, and the mob augmented considerably, form
ed in front of the Municipal Hall, and dcman-
dcd current money for the notes in their possess
sion. The Mayor appeared on the stair
way Of the Hall, and addressed the rioters, as
surng them he would do everything in his pow
er to place the issues on basis. This was not dee
med sati siactory, and the cry "ro the Bro
kcrs !" To the Brokers'" was raised. Form
ing in squads, the rioters, proceeded up Char
tres st. in great rage. The first Office they at
tackled was that of Valentine and Williams,
which they completely ridlled, taking from five
to ten thousand dollars i'll gold silver and notes.
The office of E. w. Nance, and the one for
merly occupied by the Gregorys, were also en-
tered and riddled We could not learn the a.
mount taken from them.
Captain Harper; aided by number of spirited
citizens, succeeded in arrestng number of the
crowd, and securing them III the Baroune street
Prison. The following are the names Of twelve:
J. Conu, John Risbert, c. Chanvesc Augusta
SEWER, Thomas Galart, J. B. Leclerc, Jean
Crosse, George 1Ietelin, Peter Joseph, Alonzo
Ynclan, Augustin Lion, Manuel NUNS.
About IL o'clock, persons were seen running
from all points, to the Hall of the Second Num-
| cipalty, to procure arms to defend the prison
| from the attacks Of the rioters, who sought to
rescue the prisoners. About hundred muskets
loaded with ball. soon found bearers, and i'll dou-
BILE quick time line of citizen soldiers was form
| cd in front Of the prison. The street was clear
ed, and guarded at both ends. The Washington
Battalion also formed on the Lafayette Square
with their cannon Bells were tolled, and notes
Appropriation heard in every direction; but we
are happy to say no further violence was offered
The Legion was ordered out by the Governor,
ana paraded in the Place d'Armes, about IL o.
clock. The military were on guard last evening
and the firemen out by order Of the Mayor
| There was no disturbance, however, and order
is completely restorcd.-Balt. Clip.
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M EX ECO.
From the Baltimore American

The late New Orleans papers contain the
speech of MIR. ELLIS, our late Minister to Mexi-
co, on taking leave of President SANTA ANA, to-
gether with Gen. THoMPsoN's Introductory I'D
dress, and the replies of Santa Ana to BOTH
II appears that the American citizens recently
liberated from captivity in Mexico were assured
of their freedom before the arrival of General
Thompson. 1t is due to Mr.. ELLIS and his L.
CATION that this fact should be known. The late
Minister no doubt exerted himsefin every pro-
per manner to effect the liberation of his country
mcn;and the efforts of the Secretary of Legation
Brantz Mayer, tEsq., are known to have been
earnest and unremtting. Mr.. Mayors Jealous
and warm hearted solicitude in this matter was
alluded ito in emphatic terms not long since
by Mr. KENDALL, Of New Orleans whose
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1842-06-04
From the Young Peoples Book.
The Use of Learning.
BY T.. S. ARTHUR.

=" I'm tired of going to school," said Herbert
Allen to William Wheeler, the boy who sat
next to him. 81 don't see any great use, for my
part, in studying geometry, and navigation, and
surveying, and mensuration, and the dozen other
things that am expected 10 learn. They'll new
er do me any good; IN not going to get my liv-
ing as surveyor, or ineasurer, or sea-captain.'
"How are you going to get your living, Her.
bert" his young friend asked, in quiet tone, as
he looked up into his face
why, Pm going to learn trade; or, at least,
my father says that ! ann
And so am j." replied William. "And yet
my father wishes Inc TO learn everything that
can; for he says that it will all be useful some
time or other in my life"
I'm sure can't what use I'm ever 90
ing to make, as u saddcr, of algebra or survey
ing"
Still, ii we can't see it. Herbert, perhaps our
iathers can, for they are older and wiser than we
are And we should cndeavour to learn simply
because they wish us to, even if, in everything
tnat we are expected to study, We do not sec
clearly the use.''
can't feel So" Herbert replied, tossing his
head; "and don't believe that my father sees
any more clearly than do, the use of all this -
" You are wrong to talk So" his friend said,
in serious tone. 81 would not think as YOU do
for the world My father knows what is best for
me--and SO does your father know what is best
for you; and FIVE do not conlide in them, we
will surely go wrong
"I'm not afraid, :" responded Herbert, closing the
book over which ho had been porting, reluctant
ly, for haEan-hour, in the vain effort to fix les
son on his unwilling memory; and taking some
marbles from his pocket, began amusing himself
with them, at the same time that he concealed
them from the teacher observation.
William said no more, but turned to his lesson
with an earnest attention. The difference in the
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safe arrival home we are happy TO see announce
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Mr.. ELLIS, in concluding his brief farew,.i
speech, says:
81 offer to your excellency, my sincere thanks
for the release of MIR. Houghialing, and still
hope that your Excelency will have the good
ness to permit the other citizens of the u. States,
l named i'll our interview on the 18th, to accom-
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The reply of Santa Ana to this portion of the
Minister address gives us the knowledge of the
interpostion ola distinguished citizen Of the U.
States in the case of the gentleman named above.
The President says:
Anxious to oblige an illustrious citizen of the
United States, Martin Van Buren, who through
you, communicated his prayer for the liberation
of Mr. Houghtaling, l concede it with great
pleasure, more especially as wish to give e
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have gained by a conduct alike wise, prudent
and noble. promise you then, that you shall
return to your country with the six citizens of
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benefit Of liberty. hope, sir, your government
will duly estimate my sentiments, and The con-
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ship and esteem of the Mexican nation,
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