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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-01
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-01

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-10-01

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6arri5burg, Sept. Is, lS45.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23
EROM SAN DOMINGO

We have intelligence from San Domingo,
which appears 10 he a meIe repetition OF previous
advices, 10 the ODD Of November. A battle took
place between the Dominicans and tlayicn Tor
ces, on the 9Th Oct The Dominicans attacked
Fort Beer, and alter two hours fight they siormed
and entered the fortress sword in hand, took pos.
session, and killed $50 OF The TIaylens, capturing
drums, music, two pieces Of cannon, and zoo
stand Of arms.
The President OF Hayli, Gen. pcerot, issued
a proclamation, declaring the Dominican pan OF
The Island in state Of blockade. News from
PORT au Plar, 10 The 18th November, states lhat
the Dominican fleet had sailed from Port an Plat
twice, going as far as Cape llayli, ard returning
again 10 port seeking in vain for The enemy
Another Dominican feet i nj anchor on The
North coas, Q: Hayii; another Dominican flee, is
anchored at Ocoa Bay, and have orders 10 cruise
as tar as Beta.
The Domincans are expecting daily a ship
they purchased and sent 10 ST. Thomas TO be
coppered and armed and Colombian schooner,
formerly a man OF war, from Curacao. With
This extensive fleet ihey confidently expect 10 re-
sist all the attempts OF the Haytiens-lN y. Sun.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23
HOUSE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOUSE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
We have no room 10 day for the proceedings.
They were not Of very general Importance. MIR.
Davis, as Chairman Of the Committee, reported
The correspondence between the Joint Committee
and William Smith: Esq b. which it appears
that The Governor elect expects, al The time pre-
scribed BY law, (lsl january 10 assume the i'm
portanl trust The General Assembly has conferred
upon him.
Mr.. Daniel, from the Committee Of Privileges
and Elections, presented Report upon The me-
election of William Howard, the delegate re-
turned from York &c. The report makes the
corrected polls the same, or ne. On motion OF
Mr.. Daniel, il was made The order Of The day for
The 9Th January. A bill was presented 10 amend
an ACT 10 incorporate Railroad Company from
Richmond TO York, passed March, 1892. &c
A hill relieving offenders from The penalties OF
the act 10 suppress duellng, was read second
time, and ordered 10 be engross ed.-(Mr. Scott OF
Fauquier made an able and efficient speech in its
tayor)
The bill for the formation nf a new county
out Of a part of Tyler county, 10 be called IIhet-
ST County, was read second time and ordered to
he engrossed. (Messrs. West and Edgngtor
warmly and efficiently advocated The christening
Of this new county after Louis Whelsel ''tnc Da
MEL Boone Of Vrginia.')
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

We are glad 10 hear, that last evening the City
Council unanimously approved charter, report
ed by Me,srs. w. w. Crump, Joseph Mayo and
l.. w. Chamberayne, for The Incorporation OF
company 10 hght the city with Gas. MessIs.
Kecyer and Durgan Of Philadelphia are the gen.
lemen prepared 10 prosecute The work. They
come highly recommended. The charter is 10 be
submitted to the Legislature, who, We have no
doubt, will cheerfully lend their aid (t will cost
nothng) 10 light up the dark and dangerous
streets Of the Metropolis. We have nov b'7Sat
prospect Of little light. Who will say that
Richmond is not improving
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

Yesterday, before Judge Nicholas Superior
Court came on the application Of Mrs Thomas
for divorce from Ex Governor Thomas Of Ma
Iyland The Ex-Governor, by his Counsel,
Alessrs John r. Cooke and w. II. mcfarland,
objected 10 The Jurisdiction OF The Court. Messrs.
James Lyons and Samuel Taylor, on behalf OF
Mrs. T., sustained the full and proper Jursdic-
ton underline law Of 1911. The Judge will de-
eide this morning.
If The jurisdiction I've sustained, Jn'y will try
the facts, which will be laid before the Lesisla-
tire as evidence for granting complete divorce.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

IN the proceedings Of The House Of Represen-
lalives on Friday, the following motions Of meui-
bsrs from Virginia occurred
Mr. HUBBARD gave notice that lie would intro
duce bill authorizing The issue OF scrip in inter-
change Tor military land-bounIy warrants
BY. Mr.J Johnson:
Rrs9red That The bill reported 10 the 9th
Congress, entitled d bill 10 extend The provisions
OF the act, entitled "An act supplementary 10 the
act for The relief Of certain surviving officers and
soldiers OF the Revolution, be referred 10 Sc
lrct coml:iee.
By Mr. Leake:
RcsoircG That The Committee or the Post Of
fee and Post Roads inquire into The exprdiency
Of establishing a post route from Pedlar Mills,
in the county OF Amherst, Virginia, by the BuEa-
10 Springs and Whites Gap, 10 the town OF
Fairhed in The county Of Ruckbrdse.
Carried
Mr.. Dromgoule gave notice oi BILL 10 amend
an act 10 provide for liquilaiing and paying Ger
tain claims OF The State Of Virginia, approved 9th
JULY. 1892.
The following petitions were presented by Mr..
Bayly:
II- pe,ilionof Commodore Thomas Ap Cafes
hv Jones. PRAYING remuneration for services,
and a reimbursement Of expenses incurred in
holding intercourse viii the chief Of The Sand
witch and other OF The South Sea Islands, in The
years ls26 and 1877 referred 10 the Committee
on Foreign Affairs. Also The petition OF The vi
dow oil John Stilh, praying 10 be relieved from
The fulii!ment of a contract entered into between
The said John Stith and the United States, for the
purchase OF tract OF land in Northumberland
county, Virginia: referred 10 The Committee on
The Judiciary. Also, The petition Of Thomas IN
derhill's heirs praying for remuneration for dam
ages done 10 the farm and buildings OF The said
Undcrhill, by The ninth regiment Of The Virginia
troops in the continental service in the year 10:
referred 10 the Committee on Revolutionary
Claims. Also, the petition Of the administrator
OF Baitha DAVIS, praying Tor the payment Of
damages sustained by The non-iuliilmcnt OF a con
tract on Inc part Of The United States, for bricks
for the building OF the fort at Old Point Com
fort: referred 10 the Committee Of Claims.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

u Saturday night and Sunday were bitterly
cold-snl, lie Washington boat cut lis way
through three inches OF ice. Yesterday, the wea-
Their was much milder, and the Northern mail
arrived, though at a lae hour g P. NJ 1t is
thought tina. The navigation Of The Potomac will
mol be seriously impeded.
Our own river is blocked up with ice, as far
iown az len miles below City Point, or about
60 miles. In a few days We hope, the boats will
run wi,hou, difficulty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23
For the ENQUIRER.

To he Voters of tie County 81 Louisa.
Fellow-Cizens From repeated solicitations
in private, and from call through The medium
Of the Richmond Enquirer By "alany Voters "
am induced again 10 become candidate 10
represent you in the next Legislature; and should
j, be YOUR good pleasure 10 elect ne, promise
10 serve you faithfully as have heretofore done,
and, from The experience which have gained,
trust more probably.
remain. your tellow-ciiizcn.
ARCHIBALD ANDERSON.
IorlsA Dec 18th 1915
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

In The House Of Representatives, on THURSDAY,
upon the discussion OF The Naturalization ReSo-
lntions from Massachusetts, Mr. Bayly Of Vir-
sira took The bold ground and demonstrated, that
Congress had no constitutional right whatever 10
intel ere with The laws and regulations OF The va
rious States relative TO The right oil suffrage. Con-
gress might regulate "cilizenship," butlhe States
had HE exclusive right OF comforting or taking
away The ri2ht Of suffrage
Sill he had no objection TO the reference Of
the resolutions 10 The Judiciary Committee.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23
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TILE FOREIGN NEWS


viii be ound 10 be Of interest. II appears
that he English would have "jumped al our
proposal Of he 10Th degree. When they come
10 know, thai MIR. Pakenham has promptly re-
iecled 50 liberal an offer they will turn Their e1
cited feelings against their own Government
and not be so rabid towards Us, a many lmaS'h''
Our impression still is, that The message VIII ho'
raise The storm in England that Is 5eneral'y dP'
prehcnded. lis liberal ard high tone, based upon
The strongest grounds Of right and justice eou-
pIrd with lis liberal views in favor Oh ie-
duction OF the Tariff, will quiet The grows
Of the Lion, and induce him TO take his c'a"S
from Oregon, or the largest portion ol II
A liberal Tariff, ailording a market LOT D'"'s"
manufactures will better suit The pleasure ana
interest Of England than war for oregon
which would force her millions OF operatives 10
sarve. Would it moi be glorious spectacle 10
sec The principles Of Free Trade dispensing 'iie
blessings o.! Peace among natons7
The ant-corn law league are encourage, W
the adhesion of Sir John Russell and Lord MOT
peth, TO hope for total abolition OF duties on
gain in spite ofthe Loube-dealias and lreachery
OF Sir Robert Peel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-12-23

[Our Correspondents sus'ains The view OF The
Oregon question, which We had written of before
eceivns his eter.-En2usrer.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

THEATRTcALs. in this city, and
throughout the country, are in a wretched condi-
ton AT a few points in the South something ap-
pears to be doing. but every where else the drama
appears to be hopelessly declining.
Anderson continues to attract crowded houses at
New Orleans. Booth is at Cincinnati, and Seems
to be dong "as well as can be expected"
Borghese, and the two or three members of the
Italian troupe who accompanied her to New Or
leans, have been disappointed in obtaining foot
ing there 1t is probable that they will return to
this city.
Madame Pico has gone to Washington, where
she will give series Of concerts, assisted by San
quirco and Antognini.
There still continues TO be great deal of talk
about the erection Of a new Opera House in this
city, and 1t is likely that il will end where il began,
in mere talk. De Begns is negotiating with Pal
mo for lease of his theatre for two or three years,
anc has concocted very magnificent scheme for
the establishment of the Italian Opera.
great many concerts have been given during
the season, but few have realized much. The bu-
slness has, in TACT been quite overdone. In fact,
the only really successful artists at present on the
stage, are the classic African operate troupe, at
Palmo's little byoS of theatre, and Gen. Welch's
magnificent animals at the Park
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Important News for Europe.

Three pack kers-rhe Oneida, for Havre; Indiana,
for Liverpool; and Victoria, for London-belong-
ing TO the Atlantic Express Line, will sail to-day
They will convey to Europe tar more important
intelligence than has gone in the Hbernia; they
will carry TO our numerous friends abroad the
decision of the present Congress on the Texas
question. They will also convey one days later
intelligence from all parts of the American Conf
nent
The Weekly Herald with all this news, in COM
prehensiye and readable shape, will be ready al
nine o'clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
state OF Trade.

AsHEs-There is very limited demand for potts. and
we still quote old at s. ssa and new at 81 Pearls are
very steady at - 26
BEEswAx-Prime yellow sells, as wanted at 29f 2o}c.
HAY-Common qualities are held at 50 a 65c. Prime
sells at So soc. The receipts will doubt Increase
ry rapidly now the river is open.
PRovIsIoNs--There change in this market in arti-
cles under this head
We are not advised of any important sales Of Beef or
Pork in Baltimore and prices remain there the 26h
inst as last quoted, viz Mess Pork, $l2; Prime 80 so;
Bacon continues in active demand, with sales Of very
prime lots of Western and Baltimore cured viz Sides
at cents Shoulders at 81 cents Hams a6t cents; and
assorted at cents Parcels not stric prime selling
sale Of 500 Western Hams at a cents anda lot Of 900
s Shoulders at fraction less than cents sale also
of 10 600 lbs rough and heavy assorted ut cents Sales
Of No Western Lard in kegs at 7a7i cents, and OF city
rendered at u cents.
KKr-Drudge casks are still held at 22c Western
and prison barrels in very moderate request at 22
s. cents.
rEAs.h auction-Imported in the ship Paul Jones' &c.,
a six months payable in the city Of New York.
7s 5s IS sib ii chests and o. slb boxes
Young Hyson~ II CHESTS Isl ias DC 5o ss do s
s ss ~ s; q DO 81 . ssz
l6H; los DO withdrawn. \ eo,< 40 - so,>
Imperial half chests s3i do 2x; do4s; % do 4s sdo
oclonT-is half chests ST. do si 20 do M do sax; 40
Powsho.g cheat. 81 s,hf do ss; do al; $50 do ~;
h chest, a I 70 DO 81 27 %, DO SH 50 %
ebss sH d. ls % Do 49, sss isi Sors. 1 chests
So Y do and 6l5 hf do withdrawn.
a-l,200 mats at l81s per ID.
Of and Ninth street. 2sk feet the former
on the iaer... Sosoo
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

=
Judge Nelson was sworn into Office on Thursday. be-
fore Judge Belts in this city, and in the afternoon pro-
ceeed 10 Washington to take his seat in the Supreme
Court.
The Hon. Kenneth Rayner positively declines being
candidate for reelection Representative in Congress
from the State Of North Carolina
Lieut. J. E Blake, Of the u 8. Top Engineer Corps,
and party left st. Augustine the l3h for the purpose
of making resurvey the Haulover between Mosquito
South Lagoon and Indian River.
Capt Day, of the United States Revenue Cutter Craw
ford who has been for time past the Savannah
station has been ordered to Key West to take command
OF the United States steamer Legare
Joseph Masten, Esq. IL the Democratic candidate
ror Mayor in Buffalo, N Y. 0s.
On the Goth inst Judge Preble of Portland delivered
his promised lecture, address, upon the advantages
which Canada generally and the city ofMontreal In par
cular must inevitably resp from the construction Of the
above named important work. The room crowded,
several of our most influential and public spirited
chants being among the audience.
Bishop Hughes is among the latest arrivals at Wash
iDgton.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

MKxIco.-Our last accounts from Vera Cruz
were to the Sd instant We published the news q
day or two ago. ln brief, however, we'll state tha
Santa Anna was still in prison, pleading for his lite
that the new government had become consoli-
dated and strong-that the trouble over the coun
try had ceased with the capture of Santa Anna.
and that the Inhabitants were seeking repose,
which they expected 10 enjoy for month-or two
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

The GERMAN Society CoNcERT.-One of the
best concerts OF the season is to be given on the
9Th inst, at the Tabernacle, for the benefit of the
German Society. Madame Ouo, one Of the most
charming vocasts in this country, and always
the first to besow her services in the sacred ca,se
OF benevolence, is to take prominent par, in the
entertainment,
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

All Philad~Iphia subscriptions 10 tins
aERAIp mus be paid to te agents. Zieber CO.. Ledger
Budmgs Third street. Chestnut where single copies
may also be obtained daily at lo'ciock
All the and cheap Pubiicatons Tor sale at their e.
tabIishmsnt, wholesale and retail I, 49,. ,,.. !,
N With the exception Of the Herald" is read
much perhaps, Philadelphia paper published in
thar city alording valuable medium Adver
remen handed the agents half past O'Clock. will
pear in the Herald next day. nj ly
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Boston.
Correspondence Of the Herald.]

BosroN, Feb. n, ls45.
lhe Stream to Washington inauguration OF
Mayor Davis-Simgular Increase of Population
Women of the Pacifc-Theatricais.
All eyes are turned towards the seat of intrigue
and management, Washington, where most OF our
leading politicians have gone. Every mouth is
filed, like the newspapers with coDjectures relative
to the cabinet appointments, removals from offices,
to confrmations and the like. Many OF our lovll-
est bellies have gone on to grace the Inauguration
ball, and if your own and other cities but send
proportional quota, it will prove recherche affair
indeed.
There was report about town yesterday and
this morning that Mr.. Davis, the newly elected ma
tive Mayor, would not be sworn into office, on ac
count of the llegality of the returns from ward IL
-(South Boston)-the inspectors for which section,
it appears, were never sworn into their Offices But
let this be as it may, Mr.. Davis was sworn in this
noon, having votes enough for choice, throwing
out the ward in question. Our city police and such
other officers depend upon the gift OF the Mayor,
and his interest here, suddenly become most siren
uous natives" and il we are to believe them,
every one voted that ticket at the last election
Perhaps sO
Perhaps yeu noticed that the train of cars which
LETT Portland Tor Boston on Tuesday afternoon.
took but thlrtyfOur passengers at starting, and yet
when they arrived here, although they took up
nouncement puzzled some of our FIRST arthmet-
clans; but thus it was: young girl was delivered
Of fine boy in the cars, which she quietly placed
in her muf, and carried to her home.
Otahelte, the most fruitful isle of the Society
group and not inapty termed the belle OF the Pa
cfc, bids fair to become quite lion among islands
the world over. l learn from friend lately re-
turned from Europe, that a number OF the female
natives, who are described to resemble very much
the quadroons of the West Indies, have lately been
imported into England. They possess fine black
hair, are of ordinary size, and in complexion of a
pale mahogany brown; They are remarkable for
very beautiful eyes, which are said to even rival
the Circassian bellies, and as graceful in their
native wlldness as the Bohemian peasants.
This city, like that OF New York, is fully stock
ed with minstres, white and black, "sable SIS
ters," etc. The Nationalth theatre is still doing we'll
Two new aspirants for public honors in the histro-
mic hne, made their first appearance here on Tues
day evening names, ]. B. Blnny and G. ]. Madl
son, the former in Count de Valmont, in Dlmon's
play of the "Foundling Of the Forest" the latter
Martin Haywood, in the "Rent Day" Mr.. Binny
was so successful as to be announced for reappear
ance the following evening, In the same charac-
ter
We have had a week of the most genial and
summer like weather, but there must be something
sterner coming. Guy FAUX.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

TExAs-Al was quiet ia this 'one STAR on the
12.h inst. Congress had adjourned, and the peopl,
were preparing to enter this Union-they having
received the news of the passage of the Texas reso
utions in the lower branch OF Congress No i'm
portant event has occurred in Texas
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

The "NATrvEs" IN PHrLADELPnM-The "na.
tves" In Philadelphia have come out with another
furious address denouncing "the Pope"-" the
Irish"-and "the Dutch" with the most unmiti-
gated ferocity, and speaking with boiling enthu-
siasm about their devotion to the american fac
and the Bible" Very harmless
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Cotton Market.

The cotton markets heve been very favvrably af
ected oy the IN 10 aivicss wed by the Hberna
Holders are nor s;x'oustl max sales and buyers I'd
MI up OF their list until something further known Of
the Liverpool market The accounts up to the 4h inst
and for few days after the receipt Of those accounts
sales were very limited The sales Tor the past lew dsy
The New York herald., 1845-03-01

From BUENos AYREs.-By the Derothea Viii.
helmina, from Buenos Ayres, we are in receipt OF
papers to December %
The hull mass, yards and other appurtenances Of the
King Philippe, Of salem sold at auction on the 2eh
The Comet, noticed by several vessels lately arrived
was distinctly seen at Buenos Ayres.
Some parts OF the country had suffered from the effects
OF "a plague Of locusfs" The weather Ia spoken Of
exceedingly changeable, unseasonsby cool and even
wintry although the mercory ranged IRON 64 to 80 and
the genial rains had rendered the Of the
try superb Salem Register.
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
Amusemenfs

PALMo's THEATRE. This is the last evening OF
the performance Of "La Som Am De Beauties ,
Those who are desrous Of seeing this capital
we'll worthy Of seeing and for good music Al
treat this 10 the only place Of amusement al present open
an the city, where such can be enjoyed. "''' TT
The New York herald., 1845-03-01
New stock Exchange.

SALES OF STocKs-BosroN, Feb ~.
the Exchange Board-50 shares East Boston stock Hatur-
day i2 200 do dividends Fitchburg RR ls; do il7,
10 Long Island RR TX; 10 Western RR 99k 40 Norwich
10 State Bk, 6Ok; 50 WILMINGTON RR, 2lx.