davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
NhiIaocIphia SuIi %.

Weoro at. - Sn Der TrcitdeSnadlt
i'm | llhr ipuree III Der Burn's Court bel
Der 7ten Strdee uutcrhnlb Der Sbippen bon
einem 9ewilIen Saccb Cham, auf "Iinfcr
Safe" 9enannt, Elm faltblitiqer Woro bcgans
gen, wo;u Die 8cranldBun9 fol9ence mar:
Sbam tewcbnte 1T Der bemerften Court
cine S1ellerifubc, ipcrin er stwctlen Td9abuus
een uno Soerumifreiheru ed6 9fadltqunrttrr
peripitIietc. SoaIbert, Elm 35jdbri9cr Wann,
sur Slaee birier 6ieId'6pfe 9eb6rig, eridien
an oem besed,ncten QIbeuce nit einem 9Seibs'
bilbe, weIdlcs er fir feline Srau nus9ab, in
Der Sellrritube, uno oerlan9te Soerber9e, bic
aepObnIid,e 8esablun9 bon 81 @ents anbie,
ten6. Der Sospcs oeripci9erte ibnen abcr
has gtadtla9er, uu6 Scce cntfernten Td,.-
Rad, elmer balben Smnbe fehrten fIe ptroer
,iriif, uno ieBten fd, auf Die 5Srlierthiire,
neld,e bereit6 aefd1lceen mar. Cd SoaIbert
NIT Ieiuer @jcliebtcu Elm Qieo an;uitimuen
te9ann, 70 tpuroe Cham auf9cbrddt, -er
fam beraus, uno tcfdM linen, Id III cntfcrs
nen. @5 entifano Elm Q8crhpedlel, auf mel.
dleu Sbau abtrat, NIT eiuem fd,mcren Socl,s
fd,d9el ild oerfah, au9snblidlid, pieecr ers
fd)ien; ben Sodlbcrt ocu Der 3hilr fpe9ris, 70
bas er auf bas pdpement biuflel, uuo ibm
fcodnn eiucn 9epalti9cu Sflaa auf Die Stirs
ne rericBte, weldIer ben Shdbcl uuo bad
RaIcnbein ;cridmctterte. Soalbcrt mar tccf,
obne ein Wcrt oecr Wehfla9eu bon I'D, 9e9e'
ben ~ habeu. Staw sco I'D, in eeu Rellcr
;uriif, nGbrcrS eas Bcibsbile "W6rbrr !"
su fdrcien anfir9, unb cnSurd ecn QSatid,'
mann hcrbeiic9. TerIrlbe lcBte icine 9idlTcl
in Sepeaun9, uub cs ciltrn balo nod, mchres
re @ltcccr Der Gad,tpcIBet hcrbct. Wan
perboftcte Den Serbred,cr uno brdd,te ihn
nor 9tIbermaru S.cffnrr, ocn meIhem or ecm
Gjefdu9nisc ilberauiwcrtct muree.-Crm.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
Die Siame(eu 2wiIin,

Die Siamefen 3willinq e
1t bertrpffcn n.-Or. Yarions, bon Mas
cot, gecr9Cu, Idreibt bas Dor ungef6hr elmer
9Bote cine Srau Gbance, bon Surfe @auutY,
in elmer Gjrburt bon bret 51inoern entbuncen
lpuroc, bic oNe bon 9em6bnlthcr @r6ee unb
pcbl geitaltet iIno. 3Wet oaocn paren Der,
eini9t coer bonn Sd)ulterfncfen bis ans
Sbertbrit Der SHilftc ;uismmen9ewadfen.-
Die Gcreiuguu9, fa9t Or. y. 1T pclIfcmmen.
Gins Der &tnoer lebt. Die beieeu suIammens
9ewahlcneu uberlebteu ibre @jeburt nidbt
lan9e unc flnc sur 2Iufbswabruns in Spiri'
tlt6 9cIeet ncrben.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
ArnnS NnmnfIdiff Gnmbrin. LnnotI

UDaS Dampfdiff Cambria. Ian9te
teute Dor 8 2a9en BON eiperpccl Su 8cfton,
mad, ciuer Sabrt ucu ii Ga9en uno Stnn'
ben, Die ShuelIi1e bic jemaIs ilber cen Sce'
an 4emaht wuroe, an. Die SIdttcr enttals
ten aber nid)ts, ipeIdeS unIere 1sier audi
nur i'm @rrin9ftcn intereBiren fDunte. Gte
G)arIioments 9teui9friten fnb febr tna9er,
unb Die Oregon Srd9e bilbct nidbt mebr oO1
frIbit tr9cub etuen aheiI hes Cages @cs
fpr6Chs.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

9fubig 8Gutibr Serren!-
Sn @oIumbus, Sbic, prii9eIten Gd flrSIid
spei 3situn9sidrciber we9en einem Streit,
Den Ge III ibren gldttern fiibrten, tiidti9
eurd). Sol. WeoorD, SoerauS9eber ces
"Staat6man" inlultirte een Seraus9eber
pom "Scurnal" 6ru. SctIet, auf Der Stra'
&c unb UcrIeete linn mebrere bcrbe Soicbe,
ipas ,u elmer Shgerei fiihrtc uno cine 9n;abl
3uftuuer berbrilrdte, meld)e Die S1eleen enc'
lid, aG6eindnber brddbten.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

ten oduptlnse bisIten eiusn Matb Elm 9ldn'
senoeS Seit tpnrbe anaerid,tet une als siue
I'D, um einen 3ifd, gefest ober 9eIa9ert tat'
ten, rpurbe als Gin @bren9eridt Der Sorpcr
3bierrD's aufgetrassn, 9efcdt unb suserid,'
ret mad, ben in jenen @olcnien unter benz
8clfe iiblihen 9ebrduden. Dieie fd,aubers
hattie 8csebenbeit it eurd, n,ebrere Briefc
beffdtist uno burt bic setreue @rsdblnng
perfhiebener 9ieiienbeu, bic Ge aus benz
Wnnee Der 8annibalcu iclbf erfabren batteu,
rpeIdle ecm traaiihen Ge(fe teiipohnten.--ib.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
SSid,tiae GutIcbeiSmmo.

9Bir fcnnen uns uid,t erinncrn Dor btcfenl
je 9eieben coer geIcfen su baben, tas Elm
Sdlueicer serihtlih belargt murce, fir enen
fd,lcd,ten rs t" Su MAIDEN. @ine oerartts
ae SIagIad)e fam neulid bci Der @curt jn
Bcllon Dor, uno Der 9iifter entfdlieo bae
Der Shncicer sebunben fei einen sutcn Is it.
su MAIDEN, un6 I'M Sal oies ntdt 9eid1dbe,
70 f0nne Der aneere 2heil cemielben bic
StIsioer, in elmer biai9en 3eit, pteeer surld'
brin0en.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
SESic bns Sclp ncht.

Sn benz Sabr ls43 bcsnbltcn @rcetrita'
ncu uno Srluuo, WiIIicncn, ounccrt
Iaufenc, neun uno piersis pfunc, ein Sd,tl'
ling uno pier pens fir 3abaf @ine sicms
lid, runbe Summe un in 9faud, aufsu9eten,
Q8ire berictbe in pistaiI, eincn halben 3clI
cid, aeipcnnen wCrcen, 70 bate ct 99,470
Meilen wctt 9crcidlt. uuo mare bcinobe lans
&c 9enu9 9c,peien um 5 NtaI I'M bic NsIi
II rcihen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
CcnlmtBtcners Nmtsf fube.
q II 9uf 4 4, 1874;

u u 4, lS4l
Oieles III Su belfeini9cn, oaR eas gan|
bon philp pearicn uno Saecb @crrsG, Cd
Den Tuscn bon Zelda SauntD, fir Die eetrslj
@rfillIun9 Der paidlteu ale Collector pcip
Sauccna, nsld'eS Sano al6 perlorcn ausgI
breitrt purcc, ieitbcm in ecm Shreitpul}
bc6 Sd,rcibcrS bicicr glmtSftube aeflinSeI
wuree inter aneeru papieren, po Der poI
hcri9e Sd)reiber oieier aImtslfube CO ndd)if
ei9er Wciic bin 9ctban hat.
QSir befdcini9en bicrmit pcitcr, oas b
Gctrrn ecs Suotds bon teingtem 5aunld,iS
trrt9rrpeile ar ben Saunty,S Sd)aBmciifer
ridltct wurcc, unrc9elmdei9 i'm befa9ten d
plltatr bon eem ccrnlaIigen Sdreiber aufg
sdbIt muroc - beid9te6 Duplitate bat md
iciteem in unlerer 2Imtsitube berid,tat, o
curdl tas 3uldBe ocmitlben fir Gauntp ui
Stddts @nopprdc beigefii9t pcrocn, uno ed
9dnse Ouplifate bon bcia9tem GaunId,ip Fl
1874 1eitocm ourh ben Solicitor fir beidatC
Sabr abbc;ablt wnree.
Gum 3cu9uis IcBrn mir uulere lluterfdm
ten rcn Cog uno Sabr mic rbcubeldreb,
ptcrSu.
Santcl Stihlcr,
Nctcr 9fomib,
@barleS Softer,
6 III III / toner
sd, teihcinigc bae eir pcrbrr9rbenet q
9obc rtdti9 1T 70 wcit ais mir befaunt lit.
gS. s.. Slnmer,
Sd,asuciiter bon erha @aunry.
Nuertaltn, 9Iu3ulf e. 1916.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
81 q dDrtNt.

Oa5 Scaro Ger SdNIt,Dtreftcren fir j
2Iientaun Diffrtft bat bcitlpscn Die pcrfd|
ocren SdlnIen tn befa9tem Giifrift auf 4
litcn september nddlfcns rpicoer al erd
men, rno etcielbc bis ZEN lifcn Wdr; ID
ttfen Su bnIten. Daher miro Rahrld)t ae|
ben eaB c0Bcibs 8rrfdhli9r BON fdbi9sn Il
rer-i Winnidlen uuo 4 gSriblihcn--nI
de Die 2lufIdt iiber Sdulen flbsen foul
annehmcn ipiro. - silte gIspIifdntrn
beiagte Shulcu fno crilldt elmer 8erIan
lnn9 ocs Sporc6, auf SamliaaS ben l6
rdd,ifeu 2gu9ult teiSmpcbnen, nm elmer
animation, toic e6 bon cfm @cIcB bon ID
bfiiimmt it, ia untcr9ebcn. 9luf Sefsbl
Scare.
Z. 0OpS, Secrctir
2Na9nlt d. nc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

G@5u Berlin, &luaoa, ,pinIht man
-9}at,rid)t pom Sacob e Ter, cb bel
-Prbcu cocr 2tot, 81 crbditcu. Derieibr foil
pUr uugcfihr Sabreu auf Der Saucrci beS
5caas SicrD, ungcfabr Rcilen ppn 9IlIeu'
f1nH 9earbritst baben. giibcrc6 III rjcler
Grutttrci.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
1tmoIiicf curcI, Tcricr.

Sn Der porleeten Samltag IadJt brannte
bic Sdencr bes Crn. 9rbraba Dteb /,
in Buds @auutD fammt fsiuem 9ausen Sors
ratb BON Eoeu Srudt, .ein pfero uuo metres
rem Bdgen nieeer. Gas Seuer brad S,pis
ften l2 uno llbr 9fadtS aus, uno man
pcis nitt auf wclde strt CO euttane. 0as
&jebdube mar nid,t serfhcrt. Der Serluf
bes oerrn Diebl, wcldher elm feieiqer uno
hineIider Mann it, it fchr fdifner,haft,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

- uFe s q b.-Soerr 2pmau @ebiter,
~oen @oatbcna SaunfD, Wiif ieBt ben Ser
dh6Sebcr ee6 "SCuttrrn Sdielo" in Sennts
nis, bas CT nit leinen S1unocn uno leiucr
sStnte pcn fem LIEN cunt 1914 bis gum
ilteu sIpril lS45 - nid,t wcniger ais 1906
Sdren, wOrcn riarr 57I pfuuc lppa 9ctIprt
babe.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

"Tad einem fpdten @erid,t tefintcn
iId, in ben ,tpet 3udtbduIcr oieice Stoots,
40 @efan9ene. Sn cem 6ltIiden su pbila'
;eelpbia wureeu Iektes Gahr 1873 @pnnirt2
eWaeHpmn'en, etnl9e lpeni9er ale in ben uddlt
ucrber9chcucen Slbren. Su ben 3ud,tbdu.
fer ers Stdats yieupcrf brfnosn I'D, un9rs
fdbr 1000 @efanqrnc.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
"SScrE)ciratbct :

9Im 27ltcn Suit, burt ben Gbrp. Soerrn!
eepin 8cidel, oerr George 6 II g.
NIT WtiB 9lnnabe Seitef, beiceI
pon Iasarctb.
9lm pcrIestcn Dicnitag curdb brn gbr,p.
rcrrn Gub5, Socrr 9lIeranoer 81 &nansd
nit Mis Sbri tiauaS Srob It, bcicc|
pcu Glib 8 gRheitbdq.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

@er co.-Ieuisfcit BON Werco bis
gum 3ten Sult Cub in TsusSreous erbaItcn
wcreen. Die Wericanild,e 3eituugen baben
nnr rpent9 su fd9en in geSu9 auf 2eras uuo
ole Seretni9ten Stdaten, uno bic prelioenten,
4Sabl idetnt bic Burger fir jeet mebr, ais
teuif iraenb ctnas, III bcfd,6ftiocn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

T@slm 27ifeu Suli III Der Stcbr bes S,rn.
samuel RuiT II, III Wiforr
3auuid,ip, Suds @auntp, erbrcdlen unopIA
le Baaren barauS 9eitcbleu pcrbeu. II"
SeIcbuuu9 fir Die 8erbahun9 Ger Oiebelp.
frifgefett. - @iner brrielbcn it icitoem Ue
baftet wcreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

Z BIG 800 Sicur Suoinncr Ino uenfid an
BEN Hotbelu 9efcrbeu, wibreuo fis 9e9cu bic
&ropS aus9e9an9cu narcu. DIR lrstcrc
Stamm traf IN ibrcm Stiif;u9c nod, cine
&pmpa9nie ppu ccm Siour Stantm mcueu
&c 20 t6otrtcr NIB 40 9efau9cu nabmeu.--
Sin ldIwercr Scrlult fir bic Stcur.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

Der Gi9entbhmcr ees &ennpfcrbes peDt
tcna frrocrt Safticn lit eincr rffentlideR
Sefanntmad,ung beraus, I'm fir cine 9Bette
bon $4,000 iiber bic 6ennbabu bon ecn9'
Selano 81 laufrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

9S d) tt9e gntIheib 9.-3u
9Eu' Sirans wuroe uuldu9lt rin juu9es
9Rdeben bcltraft wciG lIe in S3naben Nlclber
ouf ccr StreBe crfd,icu. Ger Sriecensrid,s
fer 9ab Su oaB oerbeiratb betc Nrou.
ruitmmer eds Icd>t bittcn SocIrn ,u traeen,
nter eas Dies Iebi9cn burhauS nitt erIlubt
tci.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

Sn Tcro. Carolina tpurben nculid, q
Ter, rudbreno te in Der Witta9slfunce unit
einem Baum iasen, ourd, cinen SliBifrat
aet0btet. 2hcmas Spcrftrcet, alt Is, 81
d,dro Sole, alt IA mo ccnrD QSdee, aft ld(
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

~Oic StGatS' Snterc1cn dub lebte We'
dbe an Der Sanf pcn pennplpanen, su Ybl'
laoelpbid, bcsabIt Woreen.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06

Der oerdu5geber Der "Oancprr @1sette"
in bem er in ciner sloorsee am @n6e bes
ptersi9itcn Satr9anas su icinsn eefer rebet,
wdbrcnc weldcr 3eit or bic guffIdt iiber bic
"@aSctte" fiibrtc, id9t: bas inter elmer
9rcsen 9lnSahl, Cmehr ale ll00) Subicribens
ten bios ned, l3 iibriae, bic cieie 3eituns
Wdhreno benz gdn;en 3eitraum nabmen, uno
nrd imncr quite Gbnrtmsr. Der S,crr lcanc
bic 9lorreid,en breisebn II. @r bat alfc
bon eiefen crei;ehn, bic ctne 3,peifel rid,fiac
SeSahler, { i'm bnnbert tuno AVIAN
ala Tbdler erbaltcn. n.--Wor9enit.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-08-06
Sdlaftp

Ginem etpa 10 Sabre aIten Scbn bes 6.
@lanep epres, @fq bon Reaoing, it in por'
leBter Samifa9 Tadt ein erniflid,sr llufan
suaeifcsen. Der Rleine ifano ndmlidj im
Sdtafe auf uuo wluoelte gum Neufter ees
stpeiten Stcf,pcrfes biuaus unb fiel etua Is
Sus auf BAD 9duemcnt berab. @s it sunl
8erwunbcrn cas CT uiht auf Der SteGc icts
nen Cob fano CT fcI jeced MIR feinen
Hinnlabcn ,erip[ittcrt haben. .--9Iblrr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
Connecticut on Annexation.

The following are the resolutions OF the Connecu-
cut Legislature on the subject Of Texas preceded by
a report psin,edy condemning Senator Niles and
the late Delegation in the House for their votes oy
which Annexation was carried;
Resored Tha, the power 10 admit into this Union new
states not formed from the original territory Of the NJ
,ed states is not conferred upon Congress by the Con
stituton. .,..
R,solred That the annexation Of large .avenoldns
territory by the Government OF the United states, WIN
the declared intention Of giving strength 10 the
Of domestic slavery in these states, IL an alarming en-
upon the rights Of the eemen Of the Onoh
"A perversion of the principles OF republican govern
meni-a deliberate assault upon the compromises OF me
Constitution and demands the strenuous, united ana
per-everns opposition Of all persons who csn 10 De ne
friends OF human liberty . g.
a.or of Connecticut in the senate OF the United state
favor Of the Joint resolutions OF the Congress OF the INT
ed states in February last providing for TIE annexation
of Texas and the admission Of five new States from IT.
territory 70 extend and perpeuaie the system OF human
slavery and add 10 its already predominant influence IN
the national councils is in opposition TO the clearly eN'
pressed Will Of the people OF Connecticut and OF large
portion Of the people of the United States and that hese
resolutions are incompatible with the spirit OF the De'a
ra,;on of Indepcpdence with the compromises oil te
Federal Constitution and with the great purposes ior
which declared by the people to have been ordained
and established.
ResOlrtd That a measure unfOunded IN principe,
go dangerous precedent and so destructive IN ~
tendency the peace and prosperity OF the country aho
the objects OF the Union never receive tnc sdeoh
of the people of Connecticut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

NEW HAMPSHIRE Legl-ature.-The New -HanP.
shire Legislature adjourned on Thursday morning July
3D. at II o'clock A. NJ after session OF 80 days during
which time they passed 90 acts 81 resouohs ano oos
address-in all %.
ASrrDgNocRArfc-T New Hampshire Leg
ssrure refused by Of 1872 10 l0l 10 refer 10 the
people the question, shall New Hampshire receive nc,
portion OF the proceeds OF the sales Of The pubic ana
They probably thought that the dear people were not
20 be trusted
~ A report has obtained currency and Gro
dence in Norfolk that the Secretary VI the Navy has or
dercd the ship Of the line Pennsylvania TO be immed'
arely hted OUT for sea.
~ The Syracuse and Utica Railroad Co are
grading their line for new track. IL wal be ready 0f
the heavy T rail next spring
,-y' Hon. d. Is Papneau Commissioner OF
Crown Lands, and Hon w. II. Draper Attorney Gener
al Of Canada West passed through Albany from Mon
real On Monday
~ Hon Louis McLane the new Minister TO
England has engaged for himself and family
IN the steamship Acadia, which sails for England On me
10th INST.
APPOINTMENT BY THE PREsiDEST,-Gideon o
Bailey Marshal OF the United States for the IefrtoV
Of Iowa, In the place Of Isaac Letter, removed
SAD CALANIrY-On Thursday Mr.. George Peek
Of Swansey mason. fell from the stone factory erecuDs
by the Iron Works Company, the depot and Wa
instantly killed fFsll River Monitor
~ At Norristown Pa. a man had his head
blown on on the fth while firing salute.
ry' The Saratoga Republican of Saturday.
states that 1900 2000 visitors then uxuns
ting at Saratoga.
~ The enterprising publishers Of the Western
State Journal the fret number u Daily on NC
iih OF July. II will be conducted with ability sno
should be- well sustained by the enterprsng people !"
Syracuse
FIRE.--We learn from the Great Darlington Cou'
rer that on Saturday afternoon ire broke out In tno
Pudding Furnace Of Mr. w :. Stevens In that town
The forge and contents entirely consumed
~ IL will be seen that Of the most brilliant
humbugs Of this day has been disspaed BY the oesoon
Of Gov Dorr' from prison There was some excns
ment and patriotic fury got up By express on ths oee
sion and the editors rejOced in the material fgf psIs
graphs This the greatest farce both sides nst vsI
day mas produced But farces are the rsge-esPsc.'
| pol. ical iarces. char'eston A~s"'
| THE WEST ISDiEs.-According TO letter IA w
Jamaica Times showing the number u landed PfopsI
ties In thx island above and under ten acres resPeeu
!, appears tina, those exceeding NUMBER 90
| while the number Of those under ten acres Coz -
than 1897 This indicates very healthul conon "a
| the island The greater the number of small Ianou1S
ers the better There can be no dOub, Ihaf ms~'yS
these smaller estates has been created since the Lm
| patton Act In
II The Water Cure Establishment in our WV v'l.ss
il drawing hither almost daily numbers o. n'snJ
pectabe citizens from Boston, Salem ana olIe' = ~
and towns the coast Thus far. Dr. "esse. ,,s ~
| succeeded ia favorsbly imprcsslDg our citllens
| benefits 20 be derived from his Hydropsthc sy,xm
| fBraiteboro' (Vt) rh0H~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09

Mr. j. D. Sterenson has written as long letter
in reference 10 our incidental mention that the I'm
migrants from Europe to this port are mainly oooke"
for their variou. destinations al the West under DIS
supervision His long story amounts TO this !. ne
is acting as liehierman under contracts Win ~
the great Immigrant shippers in this City VINO EN-
ploy him TO bring up the Immigrants from the ~uA'
antine and land them in the city.-iWe shoulo I'm,
to know on uhat terms he is 80 employed a,''
whether be is paid for the service or pa! 'o' ~
privileged 2 Dr. Van Hovenburgh' at 'ne
en,ne, affords him no special facilities" oe'e'e
that is all
Now we are assured. on disinterested au''''.'
tina, Mr.. stevenson's lghterage business i n'o
coptrivance TO get the Immigrants daily on ono oo''
,rber ,bev are met BY the agents OF one LOT" aruie
line and booked for their scverai u. :,
., orh,.,, rates while no other line IS aiio"eu 10
toto Nth that one which Mr.. J. D. Stevenson
,ccomodqtes-purely for the good OF the Immigrants
In this way, we hear that these poor
,.;.,;,,. have been compelled 10 pay five dollars a
nod for passages to Buffalo when there are enough
raadv TO carry them for half the sum. Ought this
to 60 on
Mr.. Alderman Charlick they do say that yon
prevent the passage of ordinance setting apart
dock for these poor Immi grants, where they may
meet and make terms with all the agents. liyou DO
this fer the benefit of your GROCERY, wo TO You
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
MIR. Polk, Oregon, &c.

The Courier very coarsely impuies inconsistency
to us. in avowing our willingness TO stand by Messrs
Polk and Buchanan in their reported attempts TO ad
lust our Oregon Boundary. when we disapproved
the Courier's qualified endorsement of Polk last
March. But there is no shadow of Inconsistency in
the premises In the Courier's case. Mr.. Polk had
Jus, put forth an Inaugural Astounding in untruths
and false CLOSES upon the Texas ond Tariff ques
,ions replc,c with the paltriest Loco Foco sophrs
try and clubbing He had plainly intimaed his IN
ten,on to pay the demagogue with regard 10 Ore
gon and keep the country for years in hot water on
that subject He was at the same time engaged
in the meanest sort of prescription of Wings
holding Office Directly in the face of all this, the
Editor of the Courier proclaimed that he had just
returned from Washington, where he found Mr.
Polk behaving very satisfactorily, and intimaed that
he should probably be able TO supper, most of the
measures OF the Administration. Now we could
no, concur in this view and we said. II there
ever had been reason to oppose Mr. Polk his lnaug
ural, with his conduct through March, strengthened
the reasons for such opposition. But If he now
turns a sharp corner on the Oregon Question kicks
the Baltimore Resolutions TO Guinea. and acts on
great questions as his Inaugural virtually declared
he would not we shall gladly approve and sustain
such action The Courier's demonstration was made
under entirely different auspices
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-07-09
By THIS MORNINGS NAIL.
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIpENr~ofneis

II s
E~ooa FowIrx Naval Oficer for the District Of New.
b,1ryuort Mass vice Thomas ~ Clark whose commits.
sion vii expire July lOh. l-i9
GEokGE +. WORTH Deputy Postmaster AZ Nanfuckst
Mass vice : II Jenk-. whose commission has expired.
JoHN FORSYTH Deputy Postmaster ~ Columbus.
Georgia. from the I'D INST. vice g. W. l. bedel whose
commission vii on thai day expire.
THOMAS SHEPHERD. Deputy Postmaster AZ NorthaIn?-
ton Mass. vice Amos II. Bullcn. removed.
~ We understand that the steamer Princeton
hss beer ordered to ret % the Gulf OF Mexico. and
that a. soon As her boilers which may require some
slight repairs can be ovfrhau.ed. she VII mmed se.y
rrion the squadron We learn further, that u i not
the intention OF the department to diminish the nava
force in that bur rather % increase H. dunn. me
threatened declaration OF hosiltcs from Mexico oe-
assured that the most certain means OF securing peace
i 20 be prepared for war.
In conneNion with this fact We BEG leave 70 correct a
ruor. h,ch appears IN letter from the Old Point cor
respondent OF the Baltimore Republican who states. on
the 18Th of June that IL had ob;ained currency and ere
dence in Norfolk The Secretary OF the Navy mas
ordered the sh;pofiheline Pennsylvania 10 De imre
iarely fitted out tor sea This looks very seualy says
the rcrr,.pondent Washington Union.
W,sgrxcroS CRIMINAL CoURr.-Upon the
opcnins of the Court Yesterday Mr.. HosA> rose snd
stated that since the last sitting OF The Court ne
had been appointed District Attorney. snd prayed
the Court 70 order that his commission ue IT,
corded He also remarked that IN connection
with the case OF Mr. McNatg. he was in an un
determined position He held the office OF District Al
,orney vet he had been NcNuiys counsel; 10 prosecute
tia, cass cas out Of ne question and II remained Win
other powers and persons 10 say whether ne honi de
fend the accused or not He had not been as yet IN
formed what course he should pursued. and would oe
forced 10 wait for such Information. MAJ INT
NAvAL-By a letter from Pensacola dated on
the 2,h u we learn tina, the Squadron under command
Of Com CoN>ER, was preparing Tor sea- Inc british
frigste Eurydice 10 sail next day for Havana
savannah Rep.