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Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-11-04


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Sntri9uen poDl Mittel gu 9ebote 9eltan,
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to1tcr iicb INNER liebli6er sntf falteten;
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6er5en ionftere @efible fremo paren, bic
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9uniti9em Nu9e betra6tete.
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ma9uita.
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9roBe Men9e Der 9ebeimen Spielbduier
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-11-04

Spielputb in St. Worf. - 8e9en bic
9robe Men9e Der 9ebeimen Spielbduier
in 0teu Worf, welbe oer Soli5ei befannt
iein IoQen, ober oennpb 9eouloet peroen,
loufen fbmere &ta9en elm. Sn elmer Der
9ldn5enoften uno mopernffen befer 9ob=
len perlor fiir5lib Qbenos elm iun9er
Wonn in swei Spielen pboro 5000 Sbos
Ter, unb ber 2(eent eines oftli6en San=
bel6baules perlor 1000 Sbaler ouf einen
Sae.
Soften ber Srie9srtifun9en tpe9en ben
SerassQnibluB. - 0os &rie9sz szDepartes
ment Der Ser. Stooten fol- bereits lbon
brei @i(Iionen Sboler fit bic &rie9spore
bereitun9en se9en Merifo peraus9abt bas
ben. Gin nettes Summden!
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1845-11-04
StemstoD Scu "a. WOocntber, 1916. 9ort
eeSabre. z, oaaese SSeaaat. 322.
SoasfeatSc 0S1asaaaaeer 10.

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The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

PRovIDENTIAI. REscuE.-The srhoor.
er Uraloo, bound from Boston 10 Dana
risco,ta. was caps'zed in squall on Sun
day. off Cape E izabelh. and immediate
ly filed with water; but OH cutting away
the masts she righ,ed. There were on
board ten lady passengers aud two boys,
besides the crew, all OF whom were saved
except Mrs. Dunbar and one Of the child
rem. Six Of those saved were in the cab
in al the time of the accident. aud were
rescued by cutting holes through the quar-
ter deck. -..-s
"The salvation Of the wife Of Dr.. Ford
and her boy (eighl years old) was truly
wonderful. She and her s"n were three
hours in The CABIN, almost buried IN wa
ter. In talking with some friends before
she sailed, they n,rrated how woman
was saved in similar circumstances yea
or two since in bingham packet, and .
gave her courage during all those 70 he'
lnterminable three hours. 10 struggle 10
life. Her head having risen between In
heavy beams of the cabin root, she wa
LEFT breathing place, free from Tue wate
that filled the cabin. Having. fortunate
| ", also secured iirkin.coyer, she Got
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

Some Of our brethren Of the Wing press
deem it expedien, to vindicate The party
from the charge of disloyalty to the coun-
try, because it does not unite in the mad
cry for war with England. IL there be
any strong discriminating features in the
organization, movements, and policy OF
the two great parties that divide the coun-
try, one OF these features is The distinguish
cd love of justice, good faith, and good
steady protective government on The part
Of the Wings, and the clustering, brawling,
revolutionary, and fiery spirit Of their op-
ponents, tending TO perpetuate difficulties
al home and abroad. Which of these par
lies deserves the name Of the thoroughly
American, patriotic party, we will not
waste words to inquire. Wings under
BRUSH influence-notfriends TO their
try, The descendants Of the Wings oi
'76 forgetting the tolls and the sacrifices,
the blood and the valor OF their fathers, and
yielding themselves 10 the yoke of foreign
British bondage! Who believes it,
= New Jersey Frefonian.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

Eiina'fi LARRY Iisla'f Fi1.-Ns
a. siFoaEiy iuPrREssi lssys lhe NJ. y
CouEisf q Tussdsy lssi.I via lhs idrs
shrt ne anOunl u lsss b gl.r lsis frs is
grady ossr-ssiim.ied. Assrmsrx usl
de Fslss &C he builiings Destroyed
wssh ssesase seTen lhosfsnd dalisFs--
ard ms 20 sery large esiinsls esnsitsr.
ing the azAOnni of available msiisr - The
gr0une--ihs loss il bpildinz is sbani :
miIliaa aud . half. Add 10 his lhrrs
milliops for the geods destroyed. and ihG
loss falls short of iss mil.ioas. We are
tsppy 70 add thai probably ninr ienshs Il
Ihis loss falls upon msn Of wealth Who will
IN no wzy suffer from il. Tie Insurance.
Companies can pzy. and ihsir slo-k sines
ls35 has nol been held b. widows and
orphans. bat hy men o. large means. whc
rould afnrl % risk = Few thousands ia
the hpe af CITING large premiums. The
effect % This Grral ERE. therefore. uron lhs
bpsines. of the cily. will not be perrsP-
lible sfler Il has ceased 10 Be sptieel q
conversation.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

TisEsllowins o pininn. have besn D.
liEored b. the Cours sinee our lat re-
pon:
3 b. RuFFrs. c. J. In State g. Hoppis.
from Rehromhe. declaring shsi lhsrs 10
no erros IN he judgment b low.
Also. in Graham e. Hamillnp. from
I.inctln. sfhrairg she Judgment below.
Also. in G0flInn c. AF4sirDng. from
Surry. afbEming The indgeeni below.
Also. in Frost 9. Rowland. from Rob :
son. sakrning The Judgment helow.
AIso. IN Duffy 9. Averif. from Onslnw.
AZ. sins "A amendmrni. snd direriing
jsdgnens CIR he plaintf-ssch party 70
pay his own eosi..
By DAsIRL. j. IN Dalrymple q. Cor y.
in Equity. fium Moore. directing refer
enrs.
Also, In Holland {. Crow. from Hay,
wood. reversing ihs judgment. and re-
manding The cause.
Al-e. in Balisin .. Msulshy. frfH
Columbus, .ilirping The jndsnenl halow,
Also. SlaIe &. lngram. from Ansoni
judgment reversed. snd renire de Hors
awarded.
Also. in Tarkinion .. HIassell, from
Ty rtIl. Affirming tie j. demeni below
Also. i. T's,lor e. Co. .. Buckley
from Surry, Affirming the judgment be
low.
/ Also. ia Cox and others. ainrs. .
Marks and 9th. rs, frnm Mccklenhurg
Affirming the judgm, nj below.
i Also. IN doe. lesser of b. ir. Al law Q
/ Nses.am Q. Branson. from Randolph. re
ssrsing The jnlsmen. for the plaintiff.
Al.o, il Graves adm. &. Reed and OIL
srs. from caswel. reversing the judgmeI
below. and rendering judgment for u
plaintiff.
~ NASH. J. in Site. on the relation
Dickson Q. Eskridg-, fr"m Cha,elan'
affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Wheeler o. Dunn. from Lin
. coin. affirming the judgment below.
Also. in Mcintosh .. McInto.h,
Equity, fr. IN Moore, dismissing The bi
with cosis.
Also, in Wilningtnn and Raleigh ]
r. Company c. Roheson, from New lila,
over, affirming the judgmen, below.
4 Also. inI.yrely .. Wheeler, in Equil
! from Rowan, directing reference TO Il
: Master. Register.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31
rrom ,hc Charle..on tpemocra.icl Mercury.

From the Iharieston lDcmocIauc) MeIcuiy' .
The Washington Union coniradicis the
rumor that Mr.. Pakenham had proposed
aud MIR. Buchanan had accepted the 49Ih
degree Of latitude rs the basis OF COM
promise of the British and American
claims to Oregon. We believe il is only
by adopting such compromise that the
question can be peaceably settled. thoush
il is certain that treaty framed on that
concession woullme viole,:. opposition.
and very possibly be rejected IL the Se-
nate. The latter Is not. however. certain.
The demagogues say that England is
afraid Of war, which is doubtless true.
But when they 90 further and say that she
cannot be forced into war with us. they
talk nonsense, as demagogues always will
| when they have swing. II they would
le, Oregon alone. i, would be ours quite
as soou as we shall want it, let who will
make paper title to it. 1850 5.s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

The Droughf.-AlhOugh in The counties
t<lO1 this. vegetation has been refreshed b. &c
cneni showers 81 rain and there i fair prospect
q sbanaaai crops Of corn. ye, he drovghi con.
taass asrasslnsly % presail in large districts %
ne esoulh AND wesL Here ne have hal numerous
INK sl.owers round lboui and in sems nsishtos-
hooas he corn has tsen revived and win make
cod yisll, but the showers have been generally
> light as 10 Do l'sle Good. and thc Prings con.
,inas 70 Dry up. and the xells 70 fai. and ths
streams are % low that ms, Of our mills have al
,o=s.heT ceased 70 grind.
IN svcakin4 cf Inc ay AMI bot weather, the
Daavills R,ps..sr Of Ffiay laa sara withOu,
much rain ia few days. bui lisile corn will he
sa.hsred l. int region. and In any event nos
more than half Or ths usual crop can Be realized.
Ia view Of this secretly. and the extent Of The
drOash,. tho Reporter goes On % say;
We hear of great distress ~ The country
s nth Of Us. Ffom this place 10 Georgia.
the prospect Is gloomy IN The extreme.
The people have 10 carry their grain fron
30 10 so miles. 10 mill; and their fear is
that they vii have none 10 grind next
year.
We regret 20 learn that there are per-
sons no, iiliy miles from Danyille who
having hundreds of barrels Of Corn TO sell.
refuse 10 psrl with bushel. until they
eaa ascertain 20 what extent the crop y Ill
be shortened. They have closed their
doors as well as their hearts 10 The iourh.
ing appeal. of their poor neighbors; and
vampire like are preparing TO suck The
la., drop of blooi from the ycins.of The
widow and Tie orphan.
We have heard Of a monster in Rock
ingham whose granaries are groaning un
der the weight Of his surplus grain. who
ayows his intention not 10 open thciI
doors un'il bis neighbors shall be driven
10 the necessity Of paying him nite dol
lars per barrel for Corn. Such ctea
tnrc should have a brand placed on biz
forehead that his character may be pro
claimed To ell who approach him.
10 The rich who have hearts 10 feel lo
the distressed and 10 sympaIhize IN IN
woe of their fellow men. land We rejoic,
10 know ,ha, there are such) the cnndi
tion 10 which their ncighb rs hare beer
brought BY the Withholding Of the earl,
and the latter rain. aiTc,ds an opporlunii!
of enioying the " luxury Of doing good
which i rarely presented. We colnmen'
10 their especial notice the poor and dis
tressed, the widow and The orphan, an
all others who need their kind Offices.
In view Of the prospoc. before US, "
would say to all our readers. . Lei broth
crly love and charity abound" !"
or While putting our paper to press, bett'
rain has fallen that We have had since March.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31


Near L.xrsnssxils. e Iniaudls Rsnir,rri Re
Yer. oa he losh inst, sAu an llnss. e rs aga
Mar Eusasnrz. sl5es 6zrEhisr ofE. w. snl
a. ]. CHRISTIAN. sged : yssn s nousks ana {
daya shs usa nnsskalis 81 EigAlEhes snl
in<ligsnre
@Ahl Etie soiourner helCN.
o why from hrnre 20 euiekly gunsi
esy-is this wosld 90 ful dive.
Thai thu shOuld'd suif thine ssrshly henss
ava;n word, how trainsieri i ifs lcy-
lis pleasures roon vii end N Tain;
But xhere In gune there's no alicy;
Who would not de this hliss % gainl
Here Btbes, Eke ne. fortvei sirg
The Gear Eedeeineris dying lotcs
Our songs lnsks Hessen's high arehes rirg.
And nLs q iliss Ell ali ahOve.
@Thsn cease 1 Indulge he falling tsaf.
nov With Iezus ever dwell
nyol my praises dil but hear.
Ycu'd surely say thai al ! well
aNow Ii each funUw'd cheek Be DRY.
And The Redeemcr's gTace adoEes
Soon shall you mount with me on high.
10 sing and prise, ard part no moe.
Communicated
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31
Grent Ere In Neyy York.

New York has been visited by smother
awful comilagration, which has laid waste
large district in the business part Of the
city, and destroyed property 10 the amount
OF many millions. The fire originated IN
New Street near Broadway, on Saturday
morning the 10Th instant about 3 o'clock, in
the four story sperm oil and candle factory
of Mr. Van Doran. In short time II was
thought the fire had been subducd, when
the flames communicated with an adIoln'
ing warehouse containing sal.-pe,re, &c.
which exploded with terrific crash, raz-
ing number of The adjacent buildings 10
the ground, and spreading the fame IN es'
cry direction. The fire now blazed forth
with rcdoubled fury, and continued burn
ing until 10 o'clock, when is was subdued'
During its progress il consumed no less
than two hundred and sixty eight ware
houses, stores, mansions, dwellings, hotels
workshops. &c. &c. in New Street
Broadway, Exchange Place, Broad, S"utf
William, Beaver, State, and other streets
in the direction ofihe Battery and the Eas
River. The loss is estimated at betweer
six and seven millions Of dollars. the grea
ter part of which is insured; but whethe
the Insurance Offices will be able 10 pa,
the full amour, OF their liabilities we ar
unable to say. The scene Of disaster wa
on part of the same ground, where tn
the great iire Of 1885 occurred. A mum
Der Of lives were lost, but il has NOT beei
ascer.ained how many---at least half q do
ssnA
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

.uuisl ~ kst uhirh intl flI.ss hfi
noulh shsEs ihs ua'eE. va one hsnl
sAe bf.d hsF hey. snd wiih Ne chr
ksIi y = knoekssg 9ilh . mnstsEd.
bez assi@si ne rsol 81 he rsbin. fo'
ih'es hesrs. xhieh 10 her wsfr ~ SER
my, ID hrshns % her dzfliag boy. 40
= llis. j de d1Il iirking e her fstbls
|locsln q slafm fell rn ne ear of her re-.
entrs . lhry wse abandsalaf their %
be riEur s.s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

TIE Hianebaeo hdians.-Accounts
BY way Of Dubuque, Iowa Territory. rep
rcsen, that Gov. Dodge. Of Wisconsin,
has failed in his efforts TO effect treaty
with the winnobagocs for their country,
known as the . aneulral ground" The
Governor was not authorized TO offer them
any other resting place than one south
west of the Missouri, which they have
refused to accep, once or twice before.
The Indians told him that they did not
wish to 90 west Of the Missouri river,
and requested him 10 say 10 their Great
Father that they hoped he would no. again
ask them TO 60.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31
s2I.0OO.OO0

NAvaI.-.ihe United States steam fri
gate Princeton, Commander Frederick En-
gic. having completed her repairs and Ia
ken in roal, provisions, &c. is 10 leave the
Philadelphia Navy Yard TO day July 2Sd)
Cor The Gulf of Mexico. She has been
fitted out week sooner than expected.
The United States ship John Adams,
CAPT. McCluney, sailed from New York
on Friday for The Gulf Of Mexico, with
supplies for the squadron.
The surveying brig Washington drop.
ped down from the Brooklyn Navy Yard
on Thursday night. and now remains of
the battery. under sailing orders for the
Gulf of Mexico. She will leave to-day
probably. MAJ. Infet.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31
Mr.. Cu,rr, Who arrived in New York

Mr. Cmrri. Who arrived in New York
a few dsys ago from Brussels, visits The
United States bv direction Of the Belgian
Government. He is well known for his
writings upon p"li,icsl economy; has filled
The POSITION. Of professor Of social poll,i'
cal economy; and has had the direction oil
one ,f The banks Of Belgium up to the
time of hps departure. This NILSSON has
l,r il. end the increase OF the commerrIa
relations between Belgium aud the Unit,
Site and geasrally to study the inst,ta'
,;aas r. his Re,ohlic. Nat. Intel.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

AMERICANS IN CHISA.-A wonderful
change has come over the Celestials. In
stead Of shutting themselves within impe-
nelrablc secrecy, and scorninlly looking
out upon world of Babarians, they arc
inviting the people of other nations 10
come among them. and offering 10 MISSION
ary enterprise as fine field Of hope as is
10 be found any where. Aletter from one
Of the Bayiist missionaries at Hong Kong
says:
"0ur plan is (if proposed in The preli-
minary arrangemcnts) to remove to Can.
ton. Bro. Shuck goes next week in the
hope Of hiring suitable house for our re-
sidence, at some distance from the facio-
ries, in the midst Of respectable Chinese
stores and dwellings. The Deacon Of our
church, who was formerly a merchant in
the part Of the city to which we wish to
90, says there will be no difficulty in our
residing there, and ihatmany of his friends
have repudiated idols and are desirous to
hear the Gospel preached. He is quite
delighted at the idea of our going, and We
place some dependence on his opinions
as he is well acquainted there, is middle
agedman, and intelligen, and judicious. III,
is warm hearted, active Christian, goe.
from house 10 house, and breaches thu
Word everywhere, and is often invited Il
speak by The missionaries Of the A. B. G
+. NJ, which he does heartily, not caring
where tho congregation may be, or how
often he is called upon, il he may but pro
claim the good to-le, or doctrines. l.ae-sin
sang, our teacher, is also Canton man
and his family now reside in the heart o
the city within the walls"
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

rTyHE subscribers, having entered into eopart-
j. nership in the above business, would respect
6,l,v inform their friends and the public generally,
thai they have taken the Shop one door west Of
the Confectionery and opposite Moorc's old stand,
and will be prepared to furnish every variety Of
articles in this line, both fashionable and gccd.
Their materials shall be well selected, and the
work well executed; and they only ask for . trial,
feeling certain that they can give satisfaction.
CT Journeymen wanted, who are good work.
men, and of steady and industrious habits. NoIc
others need apply.
WPfiiERSPOON & GATES.
July !. 60
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31
Caldwell Institute,

THE nsxt session q he Caldwell Institute,
n under ihe care q he heshyieEy of Onnee,
VIII eommenre en- wednesday the ssh q July
next. IN he town of HIllslorongh, % whirh llsre
Il has heen cmoved, and vii elo.e On fr;asy lie
9elh of November next
The Faculty Of The Sthool consists a. he Rev.
ALEXANDER WILSON, ID. ID. PresiSens IA
Professor of The CTrsk Language snA Iliaerasurc;
RALPH H. GRAVES. A. NJ. Professor q Ms-
thematics and Natural PHILOSOPHY; and de Re~.
JOHN A. BINGHAM, Professor Of the Latin
Language and Liieniare.
Tuition Fec, per session Of nearly eve nonlhs.
y so. The Prire Of Beard, every thine found,
win vary ffcm IS 70 SO per nenih.
by order of the Board az Trustees.
n. II. HARDING,
President Of the Beard. Commit.
DRURy LACY, tce.
June IL. si-
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

Dreadful Fire at hdianapois-Ont
Third of the City IN Ruans.-The
Wheeling Times Of Monday week,
says: ave are indebted 10 the kindness oi
our Post Master for slip containing the
information that very severe fi'e has oc-
Cured in Indianapolis, la. One ,hrd oI
the CITY is stated to be in ruins, and the
pos. office and many Of The public build
ings were saved Nth difficulty. .~-s
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

The Duel.-Wc learn from our exchanges,
that duel took place on the 18th inst, at Bla-
densburg, bcswecn Henry S. Clark, The Democrat
&c candidate for Congress in the TarbO'cugh dis.
tric,, AMI Henry Dimocs, editor Of the North
State Wing. The parties exchanged shots and
then became reconcilcd by the in,erpoSi,ion o.
friends neither having sustained any personal IN
Jury.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

The Dom HuMBUG.-The "Charles.
ton Mercury" the leading Democratic
organ nf the South. says " Il will be seen
that one of most brilliant humbugs Of
the day has been dissipatod by the liberia
toin of Gov. Dorr' from prison. There
was some excitement and patriotic fury
got up BY express on The occasion, ant
the Editors lejoiced in The material fol
paragraphs. This is the greatest farce or
both sides ,ha, our day has produced. Blu
farces are the rage-especially political
farces."
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

AMERICAN FIGs.-we have had within
iew day. an opportunity Of visiting the
fig orchard of Mr.. s. rew.bury. 81 P.in,
Shirley. Tie has cultivated Tie fig tree
with complete success for ten or Twelve
years pact, and has supplied 10 limited
extent. Of course) fresh figs To some fam
lilies in The civ every year. The trees
are bou, ise and SIX feei high, set near To-
eeiher. in the shade. snd bear abunisnily.
In The winter they are removed 10 The Gel
lar and are rssetin The ground in the spring.
o her uets are in large po'.. and also
bear veil. bunker Hill yfurord.
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

A bull fight. which took place at Ma
drid ON The 9th ultimo, was one OF the
finest of the season; "a horses were killed
on the occasion Another affair OF the
same kind was to come offshorily, iorthe
especial qualification OF the diplomatic
body; aud. smongs, them, Mr., Livingston.
Secretary 10 The American Legation. we
hone that The Secretary Of Legation was
duly edited and gralided by the spectacle
The Hillsborough recorder., 1845-07-31

FRoM THE RIVER la PLArA.--A letter
from Rio de Janeiro, under date OF June
Cd, states that information had been reeeiv-
ed from Buenos Ayres to the effect ina,
both the English and French Consnls haa
ao,ified Governor Rosas that he must
withdraw his troops from before Montevl'
leo, and thai the war must cease. Ihe