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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-10
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1845-09-10

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
Things Ina Philadelphia.

CONS flll4trcr y Ar4l4rc,
PM AprLPlus AUG. S-P "
The citizens Of Southwark are moving IN the mat.
ter Of the reces, disgracci disturbance. among the
bremen. and have t-lcc meeting this evening Al the
Commissioners Hail scar there VII however he
other s,mp outbreak nom the fSct that ihe rowdes
Of he District muster ioiSs suflc.ent! strong 70
disturb and nna..y break up n, meeting
Last evening hey psraded the streets but conducted
themselves with to.crably good order
The Commissioners OF the District have resolved
o provide the Corporation Nth TIRE apparatus and Dis
tense With the reht.hous camr aniss. They have also
offered reward of sou ilr The arrest and couvctou q
the person. who Fred the hay press sunday mornins
The District %, Mo, amen>ing. through the Board
Of Commissioner. commenced sst night doing lay
To their rlwdy me companies BY Increasing the annua
appropriation $50
Oac OF the sailors belonging 10 the brig Echo
Caut Dyer from BsrfsdOcs WAS cofnn'iued Yesterday
ly the l. Marsha % answer ID. charge o sss.a
and battery with intent fo murder Capt Dyer and be
ms'c Robert Adams. The name q the sailor IS Wm
Wallace
\ young man. VIM. " amer. was accidentally
Killed yesterday afternoon by being run over by cat
near Tenth and Green streets.
\ limited hssnc>s Was done In stocks % day
penn.ylvana Five. sold an .oi bar the market closei
heavy NJ less For Texas notes i ~as bid and Tor:
per cent bonds 80 asked. bat no sales Reading Raj
road shares are firm al = NcAsours at snd Grad
Gulf 70 :.
In Exchanges the market IS gaie, n steady prices
\ splendid omnibus. drawn 10y ten gray horses
called the Edwin Forrest arrived IN cay hi. alter
noon from New.York Il belongs 20 kipp 4 Brown
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Things ia Roche.tcr-Crop,. Business, &c


ROCHESTER, y. Y. Aug 4.
Under the new law the Pos, Otice advertising OF
this city S given to our Wing friend Dawsons paper
the faithful snd fearless Rochester Democrat
\ new Banking House has been opened IN this
city under the management Of Mr.. Clark. late Cashier Of
the Albion Bank Notes Of the Hartford Conn BanAs
are paid out on discounts
Business. generally. is dull New Wheat how
ever begins to come in. and Two or three shipments OF
new aoar to your city have been made
From present prospects the iiiy millions OF pounds
Of Butter and Cheese thar passed through the Erie Canal
as, season Will no, be repeated this. We have had no
rain worth speaking OF for eight weeks. and pastures
have become 50 dry that with difficulty that cafile
get sufficient 70 eat
Accounts from Ohio represent similar situation
Of the grazing lands there.
The Rochester Crews returned from an excur
sion AZ Osweso Saturday where they were received
with marked attention
The celebrated Heroine of the Thousand Isl
ands" i now on a visit % this city
Our excellent citizen. Daniel Osborn, whose liie
has been considered doubtful from injuries received
the recent fall of staging high building short tnc
since i now considered out OF danger.
Onr burnt district" J. fast assuming H. old char
acfer by the erection Of new buildings.
The exports of this CITY TO Canada. the two past
months i S24 s2 So and the number OF vessels arrived
and departed at the landing ID
Rev Mr. PierpOnt of Boston. held discussion
on Capital Punishment the Unitarian Church IN ihis
city last week The subject : gaining much attention
Rev Mr. Holland Is doing much % cnighicn the public
in rnfa IN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
LATER from Newport.

The Massachusetts. Capt Comsock, came through
Yesterday morning at "a o'clock. having touched at
Newport last evening on her way from Providence TO
which place she returned from Newport at O'Clock
Monday morning. She had over six hundred per
sons on board between one and two hundred having
taken passage at Newport She landed at the latter
place about ninety ladies and gentlemen from the
East, who will fare uncomfortably enough-there
being not a vacan, room in the whole City.
We learn by the Massachusetts few farther par
tculars of the Fire. The losses sustained 10y the
Boarders at the Ocean House were, considering the
circumstances surprisingly small-yct few sui
fercd severely We heard OF one gentleman from
this City who lost 5000 in money and notes and
another who was a sufferer to the amount of nearly
$1,000.
Mr. HAzzaRD, we are happy TO state, IS safe and
sound. He was not injured in any way. No other
persons have been asccrtained to be los, beside Mr.
Gardiner. There are two or three unsatished ru-
mors about the city, but could trace them TO no
substantial origin Messrs. Burrows and Coxah'
who were injured by the falling of the ladder are
doing well
The citizens Of Newport, whose hospitality had
been already suahleu 10 the u'ino-' Poh' Hii'
whose ancient quiet and dignity had been sufficient
ly disturbed by the eager throng of strangers, be
haved nobly this occasion The beautiful and
luxurious private residences for which Newport is
80 Justly celebrated were all instantly put at the
mercy of the burnt out and famished boarders al
the Ocean House-and we believe that every body
obtained wherewiihal TO eat and sleep in tOerable
comfort Never shonc the graces of hospitality more
benefoenily
IL There really is no room for more people in
Newport at present; and families who are thinking
of going there will consult their comfort by changing
the direction of their route
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

PITHY.-The Charlestown Mercury speaking Of
the Oregon question says Ii best that both
tres should have time 10 recover from their small beer
neroics before they had committed ncursble folly 10
Newiork they have just had taste Ut s4hpere that
might for very good lesson 10 the whole coun
Try The danger Of dealing largely in the elements
Of glnpOwder"
~ The last Census shows that there are about
LOO newspapers printed In the United giving
pioyment 20 about l2 900 hands. OF this number 2i5
printed in New York I'D in Pennsylvania and 5 IN
Ohio. Delaware has but newspapers, Iowa and Wis.
consin 8.
" On the 10th alt. horse, upon which the wife
OF Nathaniel Barras near vlncennes Indiana riding
stepped upon hornets nest The insects Immediately
commenced singing the horse. whereupon he reared
and plunged until be threw Mrs Burras fnd then fell
backward upon her crushing her Instantly 10 death.
~ Hon Richard A Wilde Of Georgia. il al,
Saratoga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
Twins.

We are assured that private letter was received
in this City yesterday from one Of tina most popular
and influential members of the Texan Convention.
stating that ii is in actual contemplation among the
leading spirits in that body to divide Texas into
two States making the Brazos the dividing line
the State Yves, of that river to be called Austin and
that on the East TO retain the name OF Texas That
right sister you altogether too delicious NOR
sci to be swallowed whole. True your population
may be thought too small by some to furnish four
members OF the L. :. Senate but where the quality
is fine ls worth while to stand for ritles- Cut
yourself in twain by al means Such blessings as
you are should never come single!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

~ The AlbaHy EreaiHg Journal draws atien-
ton TO the following passage in DR. Recess defence
before the Board OF Supervisors of eur City against
the attempt now making to Dust him from the pos,
of Superintendent Of Schools. Says Dr. RrEsE;
And prepared TO show, if need be, by the test
mony Of RI Rev Bishop Hughes. Rev Dr. Power. and
Rev DR. Pse the three highest dgnliares Of the Roman
Catholic Church. that neither they their people
dissatisfied with my decision that the Douay Bible should
be read in the schools containing their children Il s
read daily in their Orphan Asylum without note
ment So that the preiex that the reading Of the Bible
objected TO BY that denomination. and ihA, Am IN
popular offensive for urging il Is wholly false
We hope this testimony, with like statement Of
the Journal Of Commerce. can hardly be necessary
here to disspaie the impression which as prevailed
that the Catholic Clergy have been trying to drive
the Bible oui Of our schools The fac; stated by
DR. Reese that they have it regularly read in Their
0vH Orphan Asylum ough; to be conclusive on that
head
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

~ Respecting the rumored death of Lyman
Benedict who the Jamaica Farmer supposed had lost bic
life at the late FIRE. the Brooklyn Star says
We informed upon unquestionabe authority that
Benedict asserted Jamaica the day previous 10 the ire
that he to leave his family and % 10 Florida and
the evening his chest Of tools brought TO this City
from Jamaica taken 10 NewNork by a Brooklyn cart
and leit board steamboat, or sloop bound ur
the North River. Our presumption Is that the story
started either by Benedict certain friend OF his who
accompanied him 10 the boat IN order to deceive he
friends aud family. Ii the Is dead, perhaps the
friend give some information respecting bis too.
chest.
- The 3Oth Regiment had field day yesicr
DAY Hobokeu. and regret say that the Pay
# the Regiment severely wounded by a kick from
MS charger HeAes in dangerous condition being a
very heavy man. Eve. Gaz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
The Escape of ~feixer-A Supposition.

To he Editor Of The Tribune;
confess do not well comprehend your pleasure ;
las expressed on Saturday in your Foreign Gossip ~
at the doings OF the Sergeant who took the lead IN lib
Grating Dr. s,eigerT IN Switzerland Permit me few
suggestions for the purpose OF discovering whether this
.lowness OF comprehension your fault mine. SIP.
pos, Nike Walsh, or any other OF our eprUducsd
Dr. Seigers who upon time went forth 10 lshod,
leland to fas,cn by force and arms Radical Reform
upon the good people 81 that little state had been caught
the and put 10 charge Of OF Uncle sans Ser
iesns await the punishment due him by the laws. and
suppose the Military Patriot should for consideration
violate his oath soldier and his aeg ance a Cit
zen and take the lead in berang" his prisoner by
running OF with him to the Five Points spgpss,
the Editor Of The Tribune would very much to be-
pleased with ia such dongs Yet the case in switzcr
land really much stronger than this
To my mind the runaway her0s conduct in leaving
his wife and children in the power of the Government
he had brayed" IS precisely what needed Ia MAKE
his cold perfdy complete As for his 30 years
ngs" no doubt such must have vel calculated he
not TO lose any money by his operation.
You Mr.. Editor. one OF the very few Journalists
in this country who manifest the first inkng Of
prehension OF the real position Of affairs in the Sws-
CantOns am the surprised At the Inconsistency.
il seems be, which has furnished peg tor the
above remarks. {.
New iork, August T.
~ We have just the same sympathy for DR..
Stciger that We would have felt for Dorr and his
followers had they fought a good battle for their
cause and been beaten and captured instead of run
ming away at the first sniff Of powder. We think
Steiger did wrong, thinking he was doing right.
was beaten. he should have been. and exiled -
We see no object 10 be attained by his incarcera
iion and rejoice that both he and Dorr are liberty
They far less likely to do harm thus than IN
prison. Ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

We published exclusively on Monday afternoon
al O'Clock, the news of the burning of the Ocean
House at Newport and the death of Mr.. :. f. Gard
ncr. This news sent on BY Special Express
engaged by one of the Editors who was at New.
port, and did not reach New-York by any other
channel unless by vague rumor until the arrival OF
the Massachusctts, yesterday morning at 10 o'clock
Several of the papers yesterday morning, how
ever published accounts of the Fire. without the
slightest allusion to the whence their inteli
gence must have been derived. The Courier and
Enquirer seems to have tried 10 disguise the ac
count by bluncerng in the facts and stating that a
'fevcrish anxiety existed o'learn farther particu
lars, when those very particulars had been spread
over the City in The Tribune Extra the day before
The Sun gobbles and garbles as usual, and talks
about our informant not informing them of certain
particulars &c &c all OF which is quite in its usual
vein. The True San relates the Fire in icaded type
and then says il gathers few farther particulars
from The Tribune carefully excluding all auson {,
our Special Express-having had no other sourc,
for its knowledge that there ever was fire Tn,
Express gives grudging, partial credit. Never
mind.
day evening between and 10 o'clock with the news Of
the Fire and several hundred letters from visitors L
their friends in NcwNork and other Southern cities
and reached Office Al 2. NJ ON Monday
His route by the way Of Providence, II. l. Z,
Norwich, Conn. distance Of eighty-one miles. which
he performed. through fresh horses at intervs
Of ten twelve miles, in 10 hours At this poin
he intercepted the Long Island Trsn from Boston
crossed the Sound to Greenport and thence steamed
to this city We are particularly indebted to Mr. Thos
Tucker Conductor of the L. l. train for his attention e
Messenger and facilities afforded him. and also for
his instructions to his engineers accelerate the sp
far 40 practicable Mr.. Tucker is universally esteemed
and better deserves the respect of the coumu
nity. To Messrs. Weaver 4 Dunmore at Newport ant
Mcssrs Keton & Co at Providence, also their agents
at various points upon the route, we are under oblga
hons for their kindness in furnishing Messenger will
his horses without delay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

THE USIoS'-Messrs Richie h Heiss propose
10 publisb the Congressional Union weekly at
Al. for the ensuing Session and The Appendix (also
weekly to contain all the Speeches of the Session at
the same price Ten copies of either for s2 twenty
FIVE COPIES for So Mr. Richie advises the public that
this will be the loH9 Session-wil probably continue
,ght noatls-and that the Tariff Public Lands Texas,
Mexico Oregon Zoll Verein Treaty &c. will be all on
the carpet lively GELS He says with his charming
naivee
1.-THE Editor finds many accomplished men an
his cify The Administration has broHgh nth Il con
siderable accession Of TALENTS. Several tired and disun
ushed members Of the Democratic party have accepted
Office under IT, Some of them have literally contributed
their literary labors TO our benefit and We hope 10 en-
lst others in our service Besides, the time il not FAR
d.ran, when the Editor intends 10 call other talents 10
his assistance"
The best Joke is at the close when he renews hs
promise to give the Administration fair, liberal and
efficient support such The Madsonian gave John
Tylcr-No there is better Joke yet NJ the bottom where
Newspapers throughout the Country, who viii pub
ish the above Prospectus full average column uniA
,be ,aeffin9 of Congress seventeen weeks viii receive
IN return the Congressional Union through the Session
price $50
We couldn't spare the room. Mr. Richie Is this no
ce worth the Appendix shall we send the money 3
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

EY There are sorne expressions in the letter oil a
Humanitarian from Paris giving bis view Of the Social
Movement In Europe. published in our last which are
quite adverse views well as TO those OF The BODY
popularity known Fourerists (of whom he appears
" utterly gnorsn but the translator did not see nj 10
tskesny liberties with the ciier, nor did we Our rea
der quite that we do not sec IT 10 shape every
thing publish to suit our own views or those Of others
Our aim is 10 let readers know what u done ana
thought the world over.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
Wisconsin Whix Convenfion-toi' james t"i
Inns for DELEGATE.
Correspondence Of The Tribune
MADISON. W T. July =. l-45.

Correspondence OF The Tribune.
MADISON. W T. July .. ls45
Mr.. GREELEY. Dear SIR Yesterday TIE
Territorial Wing Convention me, at the Capital to
nominate a candidate sor Delegate to Congness-and
it wa, by far the most numerously attended and en-
,husias,ic assomb.age Of Wing Delegates ever con
venct in Wisconsin The nomination was. on the
second formal ballot given with grra, unanimiiy 10
Col. JAMES COLLINS OF Iowa County, veteran
ponccr. brave defender OF our infant settlements
and one well known to the people Of this Territory
bv long service IN both branches of our Legislature
as an able and prudent legislator an honest politi
cia, and true Whie He l. AN operative miner
and will gain a heavy vote in the Western part OF
the Territory from his personal interest IN the ct
,ienen, of the long vexed and much vcNins cues
lion of the sale OF the Mineral Lands
We DO not promise 20 carry Wisconsin Tor The
Wings in September but from present appear
ances we shall give the Locos harder run than
they have ever before had in the Territory and
complete success ! by no means importance
In -rcat haste yours for the cause "i'e"HSiN'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06
BY THIS MORNINGS MAIL.
~ No papers from New Orleans since our las

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsDENT-oaeiu
WILLIAM J GR,YsoN Collector Of the Custom. a,
Charleston : Crcsppcin,ed 70 tAke efcc, 90 he 81
DAY II August lsi5. when his present oommissiou WI
expire.
ARTHUR r CKoziER. Marshal OF the Unei states IN,
the Eastern Distinct Of Tennessee IN the pace q Richard
NJ Woo~is decreased
THOMAS WATSON Register Of the Land ore. A. :,
o,,is Missouri vice Whhsr : Allen. removed
Iou~ 4 A~Crofs. Receiver Of Public Moneys sc a
x.ss..k,, Ii pois vice Richard B. Scraui b. moved
WASHINGTON CITY. Aug. g. lsi5.-Hed 70 Bad
Yr Julian Nsy. the young man who n The due a he
month OF Fehrusry l-lt sho, VI Joseph Corcoraa "a
saturday delivered himself up The authorities md h
Justice Mor-c entered rcco r!xac.s m TIE Aours
o. sO ior his appearance Al the next pcocmoeg tenn
OF the trmina. Court
Indictments have been found AGAINST May looer sni
Ashe none OF whom al have been seen herr s.nce
the time OF the duel fCor Biumore sur
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-08-06

- We refer our readers to the advertisement OF
the Yale Lac school, which the venerable DAGcKrr
preside. There are no sounder lawyers nor better
han Judge HircHcoog and ISAAC II. TOWNSEND Esq
who associated with him in imparting instruction.
The city Of New Haven affords delightful residence and
de Law and other Libraries connected with this venera
bic Institution afford facilities for reference which very
few places in this country equal