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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
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MUTTON CHOPS.
parties.

The Richmond Enquirer, Of yesterday, con
tains Two or three columns of rulnors and
"stariling developments" We select the iol-
lowing for publication
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Another rumor comes on the wings of the wind
from Washington II is Of the most extraordinary and
astounding character. letter reports that on Tues
day last Mr.. Mangum had dinner party, and that
Mr.. Tyler and Mr. Bolts were among his guests -
Mr.. ID. Webster being then in Washington was pre-
sent, and also 10 Wing Senators. part of the re-
past is said in the letter to have been fine saddle oil
mutton, which MIR Bolts had received from his farm
and had previously presented TO MIR. Mangum
Can this be true' Can it be true that the Pr 81
dent of the United States has consented to break
bread and drink wine, meet at the same board, wan
one who has proclaimed him
Is it possible that this union Of honest men,
has been brought about at the board, and under
the auspices OF who accidentally holds the
dignfcd office of Vice President of the U. S. Thai
Daniel Webster and ten Wing Senators aiding
and abetng in the meeting' 1t is almost incredible
and We shall wait for stronger evidence TO confirm
the monstroos tale. But ifit be SO, what must hAv.
become of
What of the dignity of Virginia gentlemen Wha
mischief-what porientous coalition is on foot +
But repen0ns mott0ns. We understand the mutton
in;queslion raised by Mr.. Bolts, but Purchas
ed by him in Richmond.
We are waiting, with GREATNESS anxiety, iol
the next development. in the Enquirer. VIZ
are painfully anxious to know whether the
mutton was well digested. We hear OF no cast
of apoplexy, or choc, in the city. Certainly ne
deaths among the dinner party yet.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
FRANkING PRIVILEGE.

THE subioined section Of the act Of Congress Of
Il lS25 u published for the information OF those
entitled TO the fronkng privilege
SEcTIos % And be 1t further enacted, That iT
any person shall frank any letter letters, other
than those written by himself by his order ON the
business Of his Office, be shall 90 conviction thereof
pay fine OF ten dollars and shall be the special ~
" Posnastsrs 10 prosecute for snid ogenct Proyi'ed
That the Secretary of the Treasury, Secretary OF
War, Secretary Of State, Secretary Of the Navy
and Postmaster General, may frank letters or
packets on official business prepared In any other
public Office, in the absence Of the principal thereof
And If any person, having the right TO receive his
letters free Of postage, shall receive enclosed to
him, any letter packet addressed to person not
having that right u shou be his duiy 10 rcfu,, the same
70 he Post OGo,, marking thereon the place from
whence came, that il may be charged with postage
nov fi-lawu
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
COLONIZATION MEETING IN THE
CAPITOL

The Annual Meeting of the American Colonzs-
ton Society in the Capitol Tuesday evening was Of
gen,iem'n might have opportunity Of delivering
addresses on the subject Accordingly, the Society
Adjourned to meet in tie Hall Of the House Of Re
prcsen,a,ives on Thursday evening 18th instant, at
7 o'clock. Several distinguished gentlemen will ad-
dress the meeting.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17

BY this table il will be perceived that here where
nearly half The revenue has been received, thst with
the exception of the year 1910 the amount collected
IS Than any year for the last twenty years This
IL no doubt owing to the Tariff which has operated
TO check imports to very great extent. The
import of 1910 was checked in consequence of the
great revulsion in mercantile concerns. The
value of foreign goods imported has fucluatcd very
much in lS3G was unusually great but the last
year it is less than it has been since 1881,
The number Of officers employed ut the Custom
ii use, however, presents a curious table. During
the Administration of Mr.. Adams, viz. from 1924 10
1929 they increased from LAO to 100
from 1893 TO 1886, the number went up 3i7-,his
was period of eight years.
During the Admins trotion, however, Of Mr.. Van
Buren,, periol of only four years, the number in
ased from S47to 49S, Increase of Isl. The ad
Jtonal number is greater than the whole number
employed during Mr. Adams Administration. ii'
Since Mr.. Tyler has held office the number has
been reduced fiom 49S to 462-which is &c.
One-half and often more than half the revenue, is
collected at this port The facilities for commerce
here, particularly numerous lines Of packets,
oh ige importers of neighborlng cities to order their
goods here. very large portion Of the goods
brough, to this city pass through the custom hou.e
and forwarded in their original packages to dls-
tant points.
Although exports large, yet for several
years past they have not come up to those of New
Oeans, the great outlet port of the Mississippi Val
ley. The enumeration OF few states will show this
in very striking light:
1888. 1899
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feel aud the xovsrnment know that he would be act
ing 10 accordance with the spirit and demands Of the
people. This delegate business 4 an indietabie Of
Enee. being made . special misdemeanor by one Of
ord CHS famed Six Acts. How the sui-
frage Chsrtsts propose 10 esade the law, know
not bat suppose they look upon as dead letter
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
THE PRESIDENTS LEvEE.

Notwithstanding the inclement weather, we
do not remember to have seen more hume
yous or brilliant attendance, al an evening evee'
than that of yesterday evening. Both the
Cn.EF MAGISTRATE, and the gay assemblase
around him, seemed toenjoy, and certainly did
enjoy, the finest spirits.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
An opportunity is afforded TO ingenious mechanics
in the annexed Offer to turn their inventive faculties
10 good account
Consulate or SrAis,
New York, January, 1874.


The undersigned Consul Of Spain, has received the
following official communication from His Excellency
Don Leopoldo O'donnell, Captain General Of the
Island Of Cuba, and President of the Junta for the
promotion Of Agriculture and Trade in that Island
"The Junta fot the promotion Of Agriculture and
Trade OF this Island at meeting on the 22d Novem
Der last resolved to offer premium Of Ten thousand
Dollars to the mecbanician, either Spanish or To-
reign, who in ell the year 1884, shall present the best
steam machine, Of easy transportation common
roads and capable Of breaking stones Of ali sizes and
ounces, and which shall turn out one hundred cubic
varas thereof per hour. "a vara, 80 inches Eng
lish) That the value of the machine shall be set
tied for separately and estimated agreesby to the
cost Of steam mills for grinding Sugar Cane ON plan
tations, and that the payment for the machine and
premium offered, shall not be made until the former
shall be handed to the Junta and tried for the
space Of months, 10 test its soidity and good re-
suits y. STOUGHTON.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
MUNIFICENCE OF GEN. VAN NESS.

We have been furnished with the proceed
lngs of the twenty fifth annual session of the
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Mary land
We extract the following resolutions
Resolved, That the thanks of the Evangelical Luz
theran Synod of Maryland be- and the same are
hereby, rendered to General John p. Van Ness for
his very liberal and dsnerested donation to the En-
glish Lutheran congregation at w ashIngton city, Dis
trct Of Columbia, Of valuable lot Of land designed
by him as site for the erection Of church edifce
for their use and accommodation in the public wor-
ship of Almighty God.
Resolrsd, That the President Of the Synod be re-
spectuy requested to forward the above resolution
to General Van Ness, certified by his official sigma
ture and that Of the Secretary
The fair now held in this city is for the pur-
pose of raising funds TO build church on the
lot given by General Van Ness.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
TEXAs-MR. BLACK, OF GEORGIA

We are glad to perceive that Mr.. Black, OF
Georgia, has given notice that, when The bill for
should come up, he would offer an amendment.
so as to embrace provisional annexation of
Texas to the United States. Ii is high time
this subject should be looked 10 by the Repre-
sentatives of the People, that by prompt action
they may Illustrate the designs of the British
Government upon the rights of the United
States, through an affected mediation in Texan
affairs.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17

n5sThs Democratic Convention Of Kentucky has
nominated Col WIN. Butler for Governor, and
Gen. VIM s. Pitcher fN Lieutenant Governor,
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17

soldier belonging 10 Fort Preble, Maine, was
frozen to death few days since, in consequence OF
exposure to the cold.
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
'EDNEsDAY EVENING. JANUARY IT. 1874

In THOSE THINGS waIcs Ask EssEsriAL LEI fhHHI
81 usirY--is sos-Ess1sriALs, LisEhf'i AND ~ ALL
THINGS cuARirr August
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17

The Hon. WMI,Aa Co,r JOHNSON has declined be-
ing candidate for Congress
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1844-01-17
From the Nsso York Express.
TRADE OF NEW YORK-NUMBER OF OF
FICERs IN THE CUSTOM -HOUsE-lM'
PORTS AND EXPORTS.

The business Of the year ior the New York Gus
tom house is made up, and We present The oiio~-
ing table which xhibiis the results for the last TWEEN
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
( $40. 26.
Court 4Srcflantattcu.

Stttental Der ad,tbarc Scbn SanfG,
prellccnt@9fIttcr III Den pcrld,iceclCn Gents
ten bon ecincn Nlcd6 pom hrittcn @icri,itas
ScSuf, bcitcbeno aus Den gduntic6 sStrfS,
Tcrthamptcn nrc 9cd,n, i'm Staat YeunI!s
oanlcn, in Srdft icinc6 9lmtcS NrCIJccni fiCs
ter perid)iccencr Scurtcn rrn Spcr unc Icr,
miner II. aiI9cmeincr @cfduoriss
in beia9ten Saurttc6 uuo pctcr Nuoe,
uno Saccb DilIin9er, @llS. @chuIfes
Hthter Der Scurtcn urn Sper uno 9ermircr
uno alI9cmcincr @ef6u9uiBs@ fir
Die 3ldttu9 ppn Naupts uuo auocrn 8cr6rcs
d,cn in erfaatem &cha @auntY, ibrcn Scfrh(
an MIDI 9crtd)tct hdbcn, fpcrir Ic cine Court
BON Dyer nno Gcrmiucr uno pierte.jdhri0cr
StBnng BON Common Weas onbrraumcn,
ncld,e 9ehalten mereen foll ~ Ger &:t0tt
anentaitn, fur oas SauntY eeha, duf ben
1ften WiDnto9 i'm Wcnot SCprn1tcr
1874, fpeldlcs Der 2te 9a9 bee bcIoetcn
Utonats Ut, uno weldIe cine Mrdle eanevR
ipirb.
So miro hiern1it Iadrtdt Se3erm
an alte SriebenSridtcr uno @culfobCl inner,
bnlb ers bCld9tcu Gountic5 prn Qedlr, cay
ile Damn uno calelbit lId, in ei9cner pericn
NIT thren HClls, 9tecoros, cnquiIticnen lns
@rdmtllatlcnen einSuftuhen baben, Em ihrcn
pFld'tcn Dor erla9ter @rnrt at5umorten.
SeB9let6elL lrcrbeu audi allie ctcie.
ni9ent ipcIde 9t9cn @jcfongcrc in rem @e.
tnn9n'B oee Sauntie6 2cdo ais &ldger coe1
3cn9en an5ntrctcn kabcn, beuad,rjdti9ct,
ooB I'c iIeb 1llorrt uno cairIth cinAIinccn
habcn, nm etclelbcn gu prrIrauircn, i3ie g
tbncn 3edt ruufcn mag.
9e9ceen unter mciucr cant, IT, L,r Stftt
I!lentaun, eteicu 24itcn Gag Clli, i'm Sair
unlers Scerrn 1914.
George QSetbcrtclr, S6crif.
Sdcrifss s2lmtGilute) r
2Illfntaun GSnIi "a. nH'S
@SIG srhatte Die 91erutlif :.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
Sleue gobinefmatEeret.

Gie llutcr;eidrcter bcoicnrn I'D, oiefr
@elr9enheit thrcn Srcurrcu une Rem acchrs
ten publlfum uberhdurt bic 9useiqe su mas
den, eaB ne eaS Sabinctmdhcr:Gjf Gjf1hdft in
Der 9llten Strafc Ger Staet AQcntdun, nub
swdr an benz altcn Stauo, frubcr bon Geo.
Cictrid tewobut gu tereibeu an9cfdn0cn
haten, atlpc iIe tHmcr auf S1no 81 battcu
geoenfcn:
Sofa5 uno Scicbcares, ScCretairs
uno Bureaus, Oiaha9onD 9drSs
Satels uno Centre Sdbel5 nit Wlas
ha9onp nnb Oiormoncn Scps, Mcrs
Sdbets init Wtprncnen Spps, 9tdbs
tIid)e bon IeNcr 9lrf 9erCbnltCDe Sts
Ibe, 9epplffcrte Sd,onfel Stlib(e,
olsere 9epcliterte Wtaha9oub ShIhs
le, Sli6ensSdrinfe Gf.S6rdntc,
SettlaHelL II, {. 10,
mcldle 9lrtifet alIe inter ihrer ci9rueu Siuf,
iTd,t uuo aus beu belten @ateriolien orlfcrs
ti9t tpereea, unb an bcu blli9itsu Yreilsu
ocrfauft ruerbcn folicu.
Gle laocu s0S 9Sublfum Gin ihrr Walren
III gn9enidcin su nchmen ruc fir iId, irlbit
su urtheilrn. SUI Die Gouerbdfisfcit ibrcr
2lrtfel percen iIe gut fcken.
9ieparaturen tcfcr9en fje auf bic .frr5,iie
9lnseise unr Su tcn bilIi9iten prciirr.
Sic fIuo oanfbar fir bcrcit6 gcnpFene
Rmefd,aft, uno trffcu bae Die @ite ibrcr
9Irtifel ibueu, ais jun9c slnfingcr, cineu hin,
Idu9Iiden Ibcil rcr Nfentliden @unlt inf,
d)rrn wiro.
Saniel Siott,
9StlIiam SarcfN.
9llIentaun, @u9uit Z. nq3Ts
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
81 q C6 II Cl) t

9l0e btcieni9en wcldc ned, an ocn llntcrs
ldrIcbenen ihuIci9 iInr, leic6 ouf ,pcld,t 9Irt
essmcIe, merocu hicrcurh crnitIid, cIludlt
io;lhrn nun uno bcm 1itcn SeptemEer bel
lhm anSnrrfcn uno obsubC;ahlcu, irSem or
bio onbln otelc @c9cno III Uerla6cn 9crenft.
Cenlrni9en eencn or nod, fhuloi9 it wirb
cbenfdus an9cSCl9t ooB cS fciu 9GunId, III,
oas anc 9lnfcroerur9cn innerbalb beiagtrr
3eit ein8rbratt wcrScn.
Sdnlc& SomcIcn.
5RIi 81, rqim
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
q q C6 rtt6

wirS hermit 9eocben, bos Sdn'uel Warr,
9hf9nic pcr Yrtcr SierD NIB Srou. pcn Q.
gSkritbaH 9ounIdip, Red,a @auriD, irine
Neobnuu9 bon Der 8cIlSiebun9 leiNcs Ser,
trauenS ia Der prcthouotars gln:tG ifube in
Geei,a @auntD cin9etrdgcn bat. uuc oaB be-
fa9te 9Red,nuu9 Der Court bon @rmnlru plics,
am 2ten Scptcmbcr, um 10 llhr @eruitta9s,
,ur Seititi9uu9 por9cIcgt iprrbeu nirr, fails
feiue @inpcuour9 ca9cSen 9cmadtWrro.
Santel !Mere, Drptb.
5uti3. nq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
100000 sSufs
95retter mlb S5orlDclS.
sgSc caDer nuD 9pffmau,


Senadriehti9cn ibre Srfunbe unb bas luts
lifun, oas lIe ben oltcn Stanb bes ccff,
man uno gBeauer, IN Der SSdmItcn Strase,
obcrbalb 0dGenauh'6 @aitbaus. 9eucmmcn
babeu, uno 9leihfollS Den oftcn Stane, chcs
Dem 9cbalt'n pen @jcor9e Sfcipcr uno So. ,
allmc fc INNER einen 9rcecn @rrratb pcn
Srctter uno 8auhcli bon oeriticbcucl Scr,
ten auf SNaiIo baltcn pcrcen - earuu!er bc1
fIncen I'D, fcl9ence
@elbs uno 9Sci6petnt Sur StarcS.
Noplar SoarpSi. Sc1ntlin96 unb
Nlanfen, Wtdpel.Soarr6 Ii. SC6nts
ling Nlnnel Scarb6 mo Sclut.
ling SirIhen Sporo8 unb M1nten
SOemlof Nen5sSCantlin95, cSciCeS
9tdftcrs, GilhensNlonfen gdttdben
2eiter Yalmle, mo ilberhaNrt allie
Qtrtcn Grettcr 01uhplI Ifoffer
G1tten mo S6inOeln, 70 lpte an6
gcla9te Ilabboaro.
Sic perecn immer pbiae glrtifeln sum 3CN
fduf auf S1aub baltcJ uuo fIno bcreit Qerfro
ucn YUm eanoe oamit an pen uieoriSten prei'
fen ~ oerfetcn.
Dantbar fir 5rreitS 9cnreene Gunbf0,af4
hcfen itc oErd, 9cnauc uno piinftltd,e 9Ib,
wartn9 ihrer Gjcld,dfte uno biai9e preilc ei.
ne Sortoduer ccrIeIbcn su crhaltcn.
CSoleph gScoUer,
SSpbu g. SoofnlaM
| NIli II, na3Ot
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
SaW9au9 Il
S6erif' -gonotcot.

: sln Hte freten unb unathinoigcn Grs
; pabler pcn ged)o Gauntp.
Sreunbe unO Iitbnr9cr:
.-a.. sluf9cforbcrt bon
ctnrr grcBcn 9Insabl mcincr Sreunccn no
gefanaten III ocr1diteoencnIhcilen ecs @aun,
tY, fnble id1 MIDI bclpp9cn, als
S6erif,6:ganbioat
bel Der udd,ifcn gBnbI berprr,utretcn. SpQ,
fe id, 70 gliifIid, Icin cine Wtsbrhcit @uercr
Stmmen su erbaIter, 70 wrrec id, bic Dem
slmte cblie9enoe plidtcn, Qctrcu, rnnfilic,
nno auf cine unpartbciilde QEeife aufnben.
9Ihtru9spclI Der Sbrige,
GSacrb .. goas.
SUM- 26, 1914. nqbQB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
StDertHs Qlmt.

9tn sic freien mo lmothdu9i3cn Gre
iplblcr bon 2eNa Sountp
Srcuube uuc Witbltr9cr:
9iuf9cfcrbcrt uub bee
fcnber6 criudt burd cine 9rc6c 9IniaM mcb
uer Trcuueeu uuo 9cfduntcn, pru oCrldc:
bcneu Sbricu tcs @nunticS, bin ih bewc9cn
wcroeu, mit ais elm @Inoiodt fir
bl8 SdcrifS 9lmt
bel Der bcranuaheneen Wahi au,ubictcu. -
Gcute id) 70 9Iitlid, fem cine Mebrhcit @u'
ercr Stimmen gu crbnlcn, 70 pcree id bic
paidtcH hcs slmtc5 gelpiecuhaft, pIiuftlih II.
ouf cine unparthciiite 0ciie ansubcu.
@ucr cr9cbcncr Cicncr
Sobn 2eub. it.
SbcrsS Sauccud, 9lu9. 81. nNbl8
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
GerersGiefer in ber Statt 9Mentaun,
Snli H.,


C3um ShiIc bcs 9cltcn Suttcrfaecs.)
Stdttct fciueu Suuren uno rem pubIifum
llbcrboupt lciucn Oanf ab, fir Die libcralc
llntcritneuu9 cic er 9cncfen hat, unc tcnadb'
rlhtl9ct eielrlben Su9lcid,, eas cr etn ocaifdn'
ciDcs Nlfcrtiment
@eber aaren.
auf Sano bat, an fcinem Sehap, friibcr i'm
SedB oes Samcs pettt, in Der camiltrn
Strase, Teubaro's @ilrusStpbr 9rgeuuber,
uno betm Src6en uuo 8leiucn an YbiIaecls
pbiacr prciecn 0blcet. Sein gcrrotb bs'
itcbt aus
Sau6 3liber, Steifcbftdncer, Srauts
itlnoer SuttcrsSdhcr, 2SalfSllber
nit bDlSerncn nnb eiferncn Netfcn,
Gimer bon allen @rDBen uno Sprs
ten, Sultbel5 uno b1lbe Sufbcls
Def5 mo balbe 4JeCf6, on9citrtCbcs
ne 2llber mo @imer, QSai6sOtas
Ibtner, II. |. ~.
@r oerferti9t aud, Saecs3uter duf GCitc!'
lung uuo auocre Sob.sIrbeit duf rie filricite
2Inict3e; 70 wiro aud Slid'2Irteit ben ibm
antcr blui9cn Seciu9ur9en rerrtftet.
9upi 5, rs8M
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
GemnltBtoner 2lnlt.

9lu bic frcicn unp rnathln9igcn Grs
ipibler bon gt6a 9lumw.
Witbur9cr:
Sluf9cfcrerrt burdh cine
9rcec 9ln;aM mcincr 8rcunrc, bin id, terpcs
grn wcroen ais Salretcat fir
ba8 Somni6ipncrs9ln1t
bci Der nid,ltcn Bdbl herocr su trctcn, uuo
erlud)e GUIDE baber nm Cure Stmmcn mo
|llnteritiBung. Scllte idb cine Mehrhcit Cue.
Jer Sttmmeu erhaltcn pcldler llmftaue ltctS
caufbar bon mir crtuuert wcreen ipllrhe, 70
ipcroe iii Die pRtbtcu oc6 befaeteu 9Imtes
auf cine 9rtrene, unpartbciiihe uuo Iebr
fparlame 98ctc erfiOtn.
SbphlaS @hrfiu9cr.
9Iaentaur, 2In9nil 81, uablB
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
SCGertf' -Gonptrot.

9ln Die frcien unb un1thin9i9cn @rz
nlhlcr bon 9ed)a @aunm.
9Iuf9emuntert burd, mcjue Trcunoe urb
Mtbiir9cr pcu 2cha @ountD, babe ih MIDI
cutihloeeu ais Saueiodt fur
9a6 Gherif' 8r2tmt
bel Der ndd,iten QSahl hcrprr ;u treten. -
Sru:c id, cripdhlt rocrctn, 70 rcrhc id> Ole
NNIttten oc6 bc1aQtcn 2lm!cS punftld,, uns
partteJilb unp gu @ucrer 3ufricccnbeit aus'
llbcn.
GAcr cr9cbcncr Girncr,
lNctcr S0nter.
Stunt &c. n0bQS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1844-08-28
gcmmt0t er-ganptpat.

: 9ln bte freicn unb unat thin9i9cn Or
ipdbler ppn gcGa Gannm.
W itbnr9er:
:. .. Sluf oaspicberhcltc Gr1us
hcn mciner 6reunc: bin id bcwc9en wprprn
ale SanoiSot fir cas
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-03-08
Rio dc Janelr0.
Correspondence of the Herald

Rio DE JANEIRo, Jan. l6, 1884,
Beauties Of the SLAVE Trade-Ne,e York Theatricals
in Brasa-Naval Movements Despatch Brig TO
China.
The captain and first lieutenant OF a British brig
OF war, were stabbed few days ago by some
slave Dealers for other cause save their activity
In capturing savers on the coast of Africa. The
authorities or police officers were in pursuit of the
assassins, but up to this date no capture has been
made.
Welsh's circus company arrived here from Per-
nambuco last week, but have not yet commenced
operations. Mons Paul and Herr Cline have been
here some time, and are in the {" full tide of sue.
cessful experiments" rapidly making money, play.
Ing to crowded houses three nights a week
The trigate Columbia, Shubrck, is in port The
line ship Columbus has not yet arrived, although
by advlces received, we learn she sailed from
Montevideo on the 18th OF December She will
remain here a few days, "probably till the Raritan
reaches here" and then returns to tthe United
States. The Congress IS also expected from the
Mediterranean. The U. S. brig Perry arrived
here on the l4th forty-two days from Norfolk, anc
encountered gale of fourteen days, and lost three
boats during Its continuance. She is on her route
to the East Indies, where she attends on MIR. Cush
lng's movements.
The weather is nt0erably warm people in New
York have no conception Of the intensity of the
heat in these parts. We long to share little of the
cool and bracng atmosphere OF northern climate
MAST HEAD.