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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11
Sic SSbi0 Nartbci.

SWtye CeT 'pItbtH CtE CCIp NClU ipuIlVel
fInc faff unTnui9 iiber Die @rtpdblun9 bon
Sames &. pcIf, benz WiuberheitS predcens
ten, uuo peiiia9en io9ar Die 9dnSlid,e 2Iuf0s
lung Der bemofratiIden Wbigparthei Die fe
gang fIter 9'aubcu. inrem iIe Der 8ermlis
thuns Raum 9cben, bas lie uie pieber unter
Der WbiS Sahne Su Seloe sieben nree, icll.
bern ilf i'll 3utunft ben 9idmen "9tdtio' 2lmc,
rican" beileaen. SSenu unlere @eancr icl'
d,e 9eeanfen pHegen 70 fonnen mir lie pers
Idern, ba6 fe I'M &runoc bctrcgen Gnb. -
Die 9rces Whiqpartbei ccs 9nnces mar ME
;upcr itdrfcr ais Ne gc9enwdrti9 it, Sei Der
eben gehnltcnen 9Sdhl crbiclt Der fDatrtct Hno
Staatsmann, cenrp Clap, iiber 100 Gdu'
leno Stimmen mebr als bel Der Wahl in
1910 1eleu. Sb9leid, SameS &. polf burd,
9ug unb Setru9, un9eieelid,e Stimmer, uno
8ercrehuna Der Gariff 5ro9c, 1t. {. 10, cine
Wchrbeit ubcr Serrn Clap erbiclt 70 wcroen
bod bic eine 9P Il on uno uber
NAL huubert 3au II b ocmrfrati'
Id,e Ubi9S unh Srenidnner Der Ser. Staas
ten u3ufunft nid,t unierInsen fir bic @Srunp'
i6se Der Srrihet uao Der Contribution llnb
aeoen ben percerbliden uuo uuieilbrineen
Ginfus pom 1cfo Scfoismu6 su fdmpfeu. =
@5 1T ipabr, mir finb br1cat aber nidIt ent'
muthiet. - llniere patriotfte @auetcaten
6 la y unb SIRE tngh huDfen ino be-
fcat, allcin mir habcn uniere Sbre 9ercttct.
Cie tapfcrn uuo redtlhdffenen gBbi9e Wcr'
cen Deeer ihren 9lprreid,en 9ianlcn nod ibre
rehtlid1en @runcIdBe nchlcln. - .ln1cre
9Sbi9.Gdtcr unb llr.8dter baben inter ie'
mem 9tamcn Die Srttheit uuIeres Qanbes err
f6mpfi SSie haben uuter eemielbcn Nahncn
. D a, q 4 Ia ~
mo aus hrm Qaubr grjugT. @e tparFn Die
9,riusipien einrs Wafd,inGtcns, cnes Soan,
ccd, ciues cSeffcrlcn, uno taufenoer pcn anees
rrn amerifanifhen paricten. Gle 9Sbig6
unferer jeBi9en 3eit itub ptH eiuem dbnlid,cn
! @eiitc beieelt, cen jene alten Sdupter unles
rer 9iepc!uticn bci1t3en, @s 1T Der Gciil
fir Srciheit inb 9leid'e 91edte, i'm ;irsi'
trndt init CCSpotiemuS uuo 9Drannei -
9Snrum fclIten Die QShi96 caher llrIate bds
ben threu HaGrn Su cerdu6erH ? Sie mers
ben eies nit niften thun !; iIe weroen nit
erneucrter Sroft ihre SNduptmasrcalrn per.
theioi9en eie gum bciten pes 2nuces 1eci0net
iIno, NIB fir Die Te bisher 9sltritten BADEN.
Diele @runoiasc imc:
Cine cbrlite. unp iparflms 0Ie9ierunss,
9enpaIiun9.
GIN SdlfBfdfltf eaiiif Nncrltlnildcr
SIeiB, sImcrifauifil Manufacturer, sImeri.
fanilde gIrbcitcruuo 9Imrrifauiidle Suicre.
fen cen 8crsu9 .haben iibcr Sriltiid)s 2Irbsit
uuo gritnide fehsn.
Gin eihforn,'SN" "nne gclunbsr 9ldticnal;
@jeloumlduf.
Giue 8crtbrilung ecs @rI6icS Ger Sefrnts
ltden tdneereten unter Die eerlhicocuen
Staatcu.
Dtslrs fno Die pabren rcpublifauiid,eu
GjruneidBc Der l8bi9plrt1si uuo wcnu ciu.
mai aus9cfabrt baun crif miro pae 8clf oes
rcH ipchltbati9en Ginaus su ltbiBrn in
Stanee iein. 9Rit Der Su((brift cieler prin.
,ipicn adf unicrrm Banner prrocu mir funf.
rig gum Sampfs ;ishen, in DER supcrlillIacn
{ooffnun9 bas ncd1 immcr "l8ahrhclt mdd,.
rig 1T mo ftc9cu III II e."-Weer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

-U Der umtanb paB cie 98hi9s lebte
gBod,e am Soaule bon Maj. Stroue ein @aits
inabl ~ @hren ces Sicgcs in SenneiIe oers
anlfaltsten, fdDien ben eUfcs ein redter Stid,
in ibre Socr,en ~ 9e5en. 9tad ctncm iien,'
lid, lanaen 9emnrRel bes Gerullifaners
fact ct "gebt ,pordn 8ubeu-'ter prc(tcent
it bod infer" ga, Shr modt aud, een
O1ann ans elmer Gerp 'Samtlie bdbcn.--
elter er 1T bcc6 Der erife preitcent ben mir
4, batt,n oer'eon feiuem ei9suen Staat per'
terfen ,purbe. ellno ncbeneem nollcn mir,
FIR infer 2beil tpeit lteber fstnen prcfoent
2t,atsn, als ibn curd, brittiid)es 9rlo uno Die
..Watbplfen erwdblt Ieben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11
9ru6cs eycucr.

alm lebten 0Riitwrd, fisna bic Sride Ger
Cumberland 8dliey Hle9eIipeg @ompa9uic,
ltber ole Snsquebauna bel Sarrsburg Seu.
or, uuo rbe oemielbcu @mbalt 0rthan mer,
teu tornt2, tplreu 20 bon oru "a Spaunuu,
acu eingeditcrt. sluf Der Cumberland Scis
&c wulee tbenfalIs etn 8ailbaus uno Elm
8rettrrbcf beesutenc tcidbdei9f. @iuc S,cic.
tsch1pa9uie bic auf Der Soas:isbur9 Seite I'D,
bemilbts eem Seucr @labdlt su tbuu, wuror
usbit anoerR perionerL suilmmeu 40 posr 80
au5mdd)eno, ourd caS 3uIammeubreobru els
usr Seannun9 in cen SIus 9eworfen, pcbri
esrfclben cermaBcn belcbdoigt wuresn, eas
tic ic9ltif1 farteH. @uocre lpuroen aud,
oacur6 iebr bcfd,deigt. Sie &rllde lDar ,ns
gsfibr cias Wicile lana, uno bate $4,000
a'fcittt. las Scucr fol- eHrd Sunfen ucn
,eiucr Qcfcmctiue entitancen fein.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

T Gerr RepubIifauer lBir eenfen une
fanbeln INNER fir nns fsIbit unc gum Dob'
Ie ees 9dnoes. SolIten mir Gber julpeilen
jemanoeS Ratb bebiirfen, 70 YerfId,ern mir
Gle, eas Sie feinesfafls einer Der crffen iein
iuiirosn, ben mir fir 9fatb aufprdd,en oeHn
nadtem iUir 9efeben babenrpie Sie itre par'
itbci binter oas eidh esfibrt baben, 70 mare
ttes fcin ipeiIer S6ritt. 9Sir fubcn aber
and, inner 9euh9 su tbun, rpsnn mir uns
uur III, uuiere ei9ens SaheH befilmmsrn,- -
,ptsQeid,t gle audi.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11
Bdf ftbin9ion, December 1874.
C9lus bcm 9Ieatinscr 2lplcr. }
Srrrrn Sitter uno Comp. :

Socrrcn Sitter uno Comp.
Gd Die 3cit herdunabet bag man edS
Sleiidl C9lino uno Sd,mcineR Reiid) einrSfclt,
10 crlaubt mir ben Qelern Shre6 niiBiid)cn II.
aus9ccebnt cirfulirenecn Slatts Gin SC e.
cept nr eine p6fel oar;ubicten,
rpeld,e ld, mad, ied,6sehnjdbri9er Vrcbe, sis
oerlld)ttih cmpfehlcu fam, ais pcllfcmmen
III Setreff ihrcr perierpatipen @iqenlhaften.
icfpohl aI6 praen orm ecIifaten @erud, uno
ccm 0cld,mGd, ben fle Dem NIeiId, csrleitet,
ucrauj9cf 1T oae bic Sprlhriften 9euau bee
fcl9t perpeu.
3i jerem 100 pfuuc Sdpenefeifd neb.
me:
2 pfunb gemablues eiperpccl S;aI,, (fiir
8iutaciid, Gnc & pfuno binldn9Iih,)
] llnSc SaItpctcr,
llnie perlaithc,
print beifen 3uferhans WclafIcs,
A @aIlcnen 0ic9eus eoer neid,eS qSaser,
fcd,c bie6 III einem siicrneu Sedcl uuo ibali,
me cS ab 70 lan9e lld, unrcini0fcitcn scigen,
eonn fu9e 70 uicl 98a1er hir;u nm oeu Sfels {
fel witeer ebcn 70 writ auSufuaen als er por
Dem 6cd,en 9emefen.
QBsnu eu cein 8erid, suIthneioef, 70 rete
bic Sleifhleiie mir feinem Sals, Weld,c6 edls
Slte w yeIpl5tut Utubt UoH ptHt UtItSWU
ipro uno mchn prllfommeu fat, thue es in
erinen pofel 3ubcr auf iclde 9lrt oaB Gle
Sliisi8feit jcbcn 3beil beriihrcu fam, mas
tirlid, brin9t man bic grc6cn Stilde (Shin,
fen &c. } auf Zen 8oeeu res @efises Sdyl
lc9c cunne Stiidsn pom @idens cecr S,idc,
rDhrl, iwiiden Die pcrfhieornrn Eager pcn
8lcifh, 70 cds bic 9lofsl uu9rbinecrt nit ocm
8anicn in Srrilhrung fCmmsu fam eas
rauf fd,ntts rie pofs, 9nui falt, barutcr
fei bcirr9t raB jcees Slnd Sleild, BON her
pcfcI bccrdt lulro Ca oas Sleiidi gcneiat
lit i'd, i'll Der Slu6iafcit III hctcn, 70 nue cd
init Stenen, cie mGn auf @rettsr lc9t, be1
ihwerrt werocn; laee es feds gBcd,en lang
ia Der q1tfel che cu Cd rdudIerif, cecr 70 bic
ldnarr aIs Dir 9cfdnig III, ba man nid,t I'D
befllrbten braueht ras cs ucrfal;eu riro.
Ter Shri9c &c
Gin Sreuno gutter S6infcu.
9iru %.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

Cine Trau Stcpbcus bon Corfe @auntp
Shio, iagt eiu Gjrrllcbt, babe neulih ihrcm
Satin uno irineH Sohn crmprbet fciue
Sctter ibrsSiid, iu9erihtet uur lTdb brrauf
lelbi qsbanGen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11
Scr, Gtnatrn ScuotorS

Die @cfc69cbuu9 ce6 StaatS Wiscuri bat
9iidler sItdmion uuo Nerru Srn;cu aIS
Bereini9tsn Staaten Senators qcmdbt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

g, Soru. @lap'S Wcbrheit iibsr Doll in WtaT
{ltluieits, lit 9rOser ais Die bes erBtsrn in
zen Staaisn pennloIparien, 9ieu' yort unp
9irainirH uiiamnitn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

Die Sed,tfr eeS crn Dm. @Conrcb, un
gsfibr I2 5abr alt, ipurbe furllict BON Slie
9rtrcffsu, bel toui5oIe, Seutudp, uuo auf
tcr Stsge 9et6etef.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

llutcn i'm Sifcn fra Gin W1nnn wchnsn,
cefcn Nince 70 falt fInc, oa8 ieessmai oas
gGnNcr f'irrt mfun cr fr'n Gr O.. rifd't
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

Ter IeBtc 9cfo Tcfcs@annioat fur @cuprr\
nor III Ohio, biee Robbie Wbia gIitei
frd3cn oabcr jest: - COB, no III rpobl eeiid
Sic9
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-12-11

~sr4B 4Bir Gnb eem Soeraueseber ces "pti
gacslpbia DemofrateR" iiHlern. Danf idnls
eis, fir bic friibseitise lleberfencnn9 Der pre-
atbents Bctfdaft in oeutld)er Sprade.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

lpmes' Clay ,~.next was Closely scru inzed the
laws or naturalization, too were dwelt upon by
Mr. w. who declared himself in favor OF a modinca.
tion not that Of the natives, but one which, after
residence months would iavest all who could read
and write and show they were to understand the Con-
s,i,uiion with al the rights bestowed. Mr. w. made
conclusion by eloquent survey Of the universal tights
o man adaptation Of Ar ercan institutions TO all
communities the heresy Of those who would crib and
confne section what meant for all mankind, and
OF the justice and saltary operation Of allowing TO adopt
admission TO the full and tree enjoy ment oi
American liberty
MIR T. DE, NY was the next speaker; his speech was
confined principally comparison Of the lines and char
scters OF the rival candidates.
Mr. MunpnY, the candidate for Richmond county was
loud called for but owing the departure Of the steam
er, his speech exceedingly brief
The hour having arrived when Il was necessary TO
leave in order be in time for the last boat for New
our reporter LETT whilst Wells was addressing e
fectively the numerous assembly who still remained
Their cheers connuedto be audible at an immense dis
tance blended in wild harmony with the martial mu
sic OF the excellent band OF the Brooklyn Empire Club
which body forgot observe sooner mustered strong
and cut imposing figure among their fellow democrats
ont that occasion.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Jackss

Before Recorder Tallmadge and Aldermen Jackson
and Williams.
NJ C. PATERSON, Esq, District Attorney.
Der. THE October term Of this Court commenced
its session this day.
The Calendar for The term is small comprising the fol-
lowing Forgery 3 Burglary 8; Grand Larceny
23Total 49, There nine cases from last term not
disposed of.
The Grand Jurors called and sworn, follows
Henry Erben, foreman Andrew q Bininger, William
Bunker Philip Doane, Thomas ,lau, Samuel Frost
Wood Gibson, Elias Hatfield Philip Henry Chandler L.
Ingersoll, Matthew Morgan, Robert MCGEE, Walter
Mead, William Reed Walter Sparks George g. Taylor,
John Westervelt, William w. Wetmore and John II
Williams-Total l9.
The Charge The Recorder proceeded to charge the
Jury relative their general duties under the laws Of
the State and dwelt particularly the election laws
and punishment Of illegal or fraudulent voters.
Petit Jurors thrtythree out Of eighty four petit
jurors, who we're summoned, answered to their names
Case of John Sullivan, the BurgarThis case was on
the calepdar for trial. but application OF Mr. Russell
his counsel 1t postponed until Tuesday OF next week
Posfponements other applications for post
ponement If trials made, when the District Auor
ney stated that he intended 10 try Mr. Schermerhorn the
secretary Of the Oce6n Insurance Company for embez
element VIM Davis for releasing Hoag, and Graham B
Hoap for aiding n his escape during the term and
postponed ia this manner he should not be able
to perform the duties incumbent upon him.
Gambling Indictrnents-Wm. M. Price, Esq counsel
fer several par les indicted for winning money by gam.
bling, nted several points raised by him demur
against the indictments which answered by the
District Attorney decision will be given by the cour,
in day or two.
The court then adourned till this morning at II o'clock
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
Assistant Vice ChanoelIor's Court


Der 7-DHcnoss -Mass G Smiih aud al j. II.
Uaderdonk. H. Wheeler for defendant Parker, for
compliments Demurrer TO bill overued-defendant to
answe in twenty days.
a. c. Hoogiand VS. "A Wdn and Wie. and Others IS. j.
Mnmiord, tor complainant; q W. Van Voorhis for Watt
and wife. Decided the Mrs Watts inte in the
premises s subject the mortgsge-decree Of sale.
Eizstsfh "A Gaiisano Gabriel Kent and othe,s-H.
Hunt and j. B Puroy, for complainant; Il Applegate,
for L. Lane Decree that passed by the deed TO j.
4 l.. Lane-pfemises to be reconveyed, sc.
George Corliss and others vs KinbaU and others
+ II Owen and q +. Alien, for compliments X Nc
Clean for defendants Decided that the preferred debt
was q partnership liaby-bill dismissed with costs
"A. w Ya,peH VS.. j M. Woodc sd-D ID Field for COM
plainant A. Mann, jr for defendant Decree for CON-
plainant, with costs.
Holford Brancker a. Co. Vs. r. M BLafchford Receiver
Of the Commercial Bank p Hall and q Griffin, for
Complain ants T. H. Blatchiord and B. +. Butler. for
defendant Decided that the sale Of tbs bills Of exchange
was not usurious Decree Tor balance due in Of
complainants.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
SEvENTEENrH GREAT ANNUAL FAIR or THE AMER.

SEVENTEENTH GREAT ANNUAL FAIR or THE AMER
IcAs INSTITUTE AT NlBLo's GARDEN In conse.
quence Of the imperfect state Of the arrangements
u 'i's great affair, we forbear to give PARTICULAR
present. not wishing 10 mlslead spectators The
f''enaance Yesterday was great throughout, part-
quarry IN 'he evening, when Lieutenant Governor
b'adiSh delivered his Introductory address, which
was very good, barng his extreme views on IA,
tariff and such like subjects The display through.
out promises TO be one OF the most splendid thai
mas ever taken place in this country, and will re-
dound to the honor OF all parties concerned. We
may give ia future publication the whole pro.
ceedings and arrangements
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
(OyFIcIAL.l
CoNsuLArE OF SPAfy.

New YoRK, 7th October, 1874.
The undersigned Consul Of spain, has received the
following official communication, dated the 2oh Septem
Der last IRON His Excellency Don Angel Caderon de 10
Barca Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Penipotentary
from Spain to the United Sates and the undersigned
instructed to insert it in the public journals =
His Excel ncy, the Captain General Of the island Of
Cuba, has addressed me the following official letter.
dated 3ist August last =
spontaneously, and by petition Of the parties
cerned have granted Passports several individuals OF
Color who have solicited them for different parts
this Island On delivering ~ them said document they
have been particularly warned that by general rule all
people Of color are prohibited from entering the terri
tory Of this Island In consequence Whereof TO prevent
the expenses and that must devove those who
should reafter intend to return or who should
propose settling themselves in the Island any time
have deemed expedent to these facts to
your Excelency order not to authorize the granting
OF passports person Of color whatever the
ordinances in force they cannot be admitted therein"
\. SrOUGHTON, Consul Of Spain.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
Common Pleas.
II ns

Der 7.-Samuei .4cke,msn Va. William C Rhinsiander
Jgmes Rick and Patrick Henry An action OF trespasi
brought against the owner ot house northwest cofne
Of Barclay and Greenwich streets and his agent Rick
getber with City Marshal. The action is brought to
recover damages, for alleged unlawful carrying away
certain articles Presses and fixtures belonging to
music printing establishment, under landlords warrant
making excessive levy thereon Defendant pleaded
the general issue Verdict for plaintiff $780,
For plaintiff, Messrs Monson and Morris; for defen
daDt, Nr N Blunt.
augustus Cor Benjamin Me Ciinchy This was an
action Of for assault and battery alleged to have
been committed in July last, at YoikvIlle, with ho'
handle arising out of alteration between the parties
The jury will render sealed verdict this forenoon
For plaintiff Messrs Rowland and Smith; for defendant
A. ~ Ketchum.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
Circuit Court.

Oer 7.-Msd Rogers T. Co. VS. .alfysd Hoyt.-This was
an action Of replevin to the value Of quantity
OF hams larl shoulders OF bacon, SC, &c. consigned to
the plaintiffs from sandusky, Ohio.
The defendant is agent for ooe OF the forwarding ne'
between Albany and this city, and on the plaintiffs
making application for the provisions, and showing !,
was alleged bill of lading the defendant reusd give
up the provisions, alleging ihN there lien upon
tcem from third parties named Bltbsr and Barry. The
value of tho hams, &c was 80 doaa i $780, and tht
consenm Mt made in 1912
w,x.A
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

OPENING OF THE NATIONAL GALLKRY.-This col.
lection OF paintings was opened for exhibition
yesterday. They will continue open to.day-and
on Monday and Tuesday Of every week. This in.
stituton is founded by committee Of gentlemen
subscription only 81.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

Mr.. EDITOR will you please to inform the
and Bridgeport boats, subject to the annoyance
and delay Of an hour or more at each end OF the
route, to allow the boat TO be turned around p
and after the passengers are landed, SO as not to
consume the time OF so or 100 passengers for two
hours each trip! If this can't be remedied, pray
let us have an opposition boat on this profitable
route SUBSCRIBER.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

SPLENDID BoUouET.-We saw bouquet yester
day, sent to lady Of this city, consisting Of one
hundred varieties Of the dahlia, interspersed with
tea, China, and other flowers It was prepared by
Winter u Co., Of the Lnnaan Botanic Garden,
al Flushing, and most splendid thing it was
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

CANADIAN ELECTIONS The excitement 10 jus
beginning in Canada. The Montreal papers are tn
ing up very rapidly for the canvass. The candldsseS
are already accused Of "treason,'' "rebellioo,"
"murder," "ueachery," and several other smal
failings OF a like kind This will do for the frs
week But they have not yet come up TO the poll
texans on this side the line. Try again. poor Ca
madam devils
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
sportinR Intelligence.

There was some good tretting matches over the
Hoboken Course yesterday-the best OF the sea-
son. The first announced was match, two mile
heats in hsrness
j. Whepley names. gr 8. Stockton
II woodruff namts. bl. 6. Newburgh
The latter paid forfeit.
The next was purse $500, mile heats, best three
in five under the saddle tree for all rotting and
pacing horses.
u. Bryant names. &. m. Lady suffolk
j. Whelpley names. :. b. h. John G Calhoun
A Conklin names. r m Falry queen
The following was the result
C. Calhoun. ............ 1 . 2 2
Lady Suffolk. :. ........... 2
Fairy Queen,. dlst
Time, ........... 2:29 2:Sl gas 2:29 2:30
most beautiful trot, the Lady only winning in
either Of the latter heats by about half neck
Some equally good sport is promised for to-day.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

The BRITIsH OurRAeE.-We have seen the Of
hcial and authenticated papers relative TO the out
rage of the British the brig Cyrus, on the coast
Of Africa, the particulars Of which we published
Sunday. These papers fully confirm the state.
ment of Captain Dumas, and are TO be immediate
ly laid before our government for its action. II
was high handed affair, and unless the British go-
vernment act promptly and justly in the matter, il
will lead to serious difficulty between the two ma
tons. 1t appears to be case, however, Of easy
adjustment, and we hope it will be the means OF
preventing any trouble OF the kind in future All
Americans look to the freedom of the seas as
right that they will permit none TO dispute
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
Superior Court.

Der. 7-Mericou Sf,amtrs This Court opened the
Term and disposed of unmportant motions, whei
nis Honor tbs Chief Justice announced his termina oi
deliver on Mondsy next the cecision Of the Court D.
he case OF the Mexican Steamers.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08
Eicctions This Week,


We have several very Importers state iecrfuns
during the present week, which will have very
great Influence the presidential question IN No
vember. To-d4ytne State elections in Pennsyiva-
MIA and Oho-two If the largest and most influen-
tial States in the Unon-take place. To-day also
the State elections in New Jersey begin, and will
be finished tomorrow. We shall, therefore, IN
few days. have returns from these important States,
indicating the course which the canvass may take
next month.
To the State Of New Jersey both parties lay the
same claims. The wings assert, and swear, and
protest, and wager that they will carry the State
by Thousand majority, if not more. The loco
focos make the same positive assertions on their
side Ii will be hard contested field, and we
have no doubt some illegal votes may be taken.
but not enough TO influence the general result.
We understand that several Of the city fighting
clubs have gone over to New Jersey, and we
should not be surprised if they would kick up a
riot row, in that hitherto quiet State. What
the actual result OF the election will be, we need
not conlectare. few days will tell the whole
story, either one way or the other.
Pennsy lvanIa is the next State They elect
Governor, members Of Congress and of The State
Legislature. 1t will be decided day throughout
the whole State. The general impression Is that
the democrats will carry this State by large ma
jority Indeed, the wings seem to be preparing
themselves Tor this defeat from the manner in
whca they shape their language 10 anticipation Of
the result. If the democratic candidate for Cover
nor should be elected by a majority of from nve
thousand to ten thousand, there could be no ques-
ton about the Presidential vote.
Ohio also votes for Governor, for members OF the
Legislature, and some other officers, this day, and
finishes tonight. But will not get the returns
from that important State for several days 10 come,
and when they do reach us, il is likely that they
will be faverase to the whig cause The most
general opuion is that it will 60 whig. week,
however, will determine that point II by any
contingency, in any event. that State should 80
against the wings, it will entirely parayze the
whg party rhruuyhoutth- whoc Union, aud break
them to pieces.
Ga the whole, we may say, that great deal de-
peuds on the elections oi this week in the States
we have enumerated. If they should so strong
Tor one party or the other, they will do much to-
wards increasing the chances of that party in the
final field OF conflict.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

ITALIAN OpERA-FIRsT NIGHT OF IL PIRATA -
The beautiful opera of Bellini's PiratG, was per-
formed for the first time at Palmo's Opera House,
and more brilliant assemblage of beauty and
fashion we never saw congregaied together. The
opera quite successful, and was given through
out with great effect. The prima donna received
immense applause-Perozzi and Valtellina were il
excellent voice and good spirits. Rapett and tbt
orchestra did admirably. We have no room for
particulars this morning.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

NEW PAPERs.-Two new papers appeared yeser
day-the "Evening Mirror" got up by Morris and
Willis, and the "Morning Ensign" set on foot by
James Harper and the Natives When we see
more of them, we may say more of them.
The New York herald., 1844-10-08

DECLINE OF BURoLARrEsA AND PICKING PocKETs.-
Since the two parties established thertghing clubs,
bu glaries and picking pockets have declined ANA.
slngIy These chsvatiers d industrie are now lvins
IN clover at the expense OF Inc politicians. Look
out tor revival Of old times after the election.