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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16

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leBten Donneritd8 9tdhmittaa erei9uete ftd,
Elm betriibtcS un9lJd auf Der Heaciu9er 9fies
aclbabn, cine fleine Strefr unterbalb bem
Ic9cnauntcn "grosen Damn" in @retsr
Eaunichip. Gin Serr, Der nid,t fd,arf bbrc'
te, Idmen6 oeinrih Dieter, 9ieng
nuf Der 9iiegelbabn hin, in Der Sano Elm NIT
Iraubcn geflilltcs Sa6tucb tra9sno, ais ibn
cine locomotive creilte NIB ilber bn rpeolisf.
Gins Ieincr 8ciue wurec ourd, bic 9Rdccr Der
Qcccrictipe cberhalb oem Ruie ab9e1huitteu
uno oaS dnoere rbcrhalb Dem Gn6tel, uuo
icnt fhrcdlict, ;erftst, 70 oas er balo uahher
faro. Der 8erItorbene mar ctpa IS Sabre
alt.-9toIcr.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16
prris ron Gngtifhem @ilen 1T
Wbilaoelpbid

y1un bier 1T cine Serednun9 bic auf teur.
fuuoets sin9abeu sc9riincet it - nid,t auf
lluwabrheit, uub mir foreern otle Ge9ner auf
oielelbe ~ ,pirerlc9cu. 9Bir fugcn cas @n9'
lifte6 @iIen fir SOL 40 per Come auf ben
Wbilacclpbid Warft gebrad,t mereen fam,
uuO Dies lit Dcngcr al6 Die Soften ben gImes
ritanifdem. @ibt man ,u, bas 5mpctlen Gle
prei1en in Qiucrpcol l5 IbaIer icin m69en,
ipeld,pr Der 2lHerb6dIte III, uuo mir bobcn ::
preis IN 9ipcreccl Sis 90
Sraht, 8erfhcrun9 H. GOmmilTcn 4 so
so per Sent DUTY 4 so
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16

Bonn 8IiB getro n.-Drr 8a,
gen Sbeb pcIter an Der Sdeuer ces sorn.
Samuel Sleming, lit SoanCuer Saunlhip,
Danpbin @auntD, grdnSt ipuroe am pcrlss'
ten Samitaa bonn SIiB 9ctroffeH, nnb neun
fdbue Sd,weine oarin setootet. Der StcB
ipar 70 fart oaB bic eeute i'm sanfe cs fptirs
ten, es re9nete sur 3eit febr fart rDeIdlss
ohne 3peifel cine @nt;unoun9 bcr Sd,euer
orrbinberte, inoem Der Slie iiberaa berunI'
aeifreut ipuree.-S. SO.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16

9 db pdrser g8 e n.-Die Scrs
rem i uno 6 WcB, wcdbe Urri0eS Sabr
ourh @anaoa reiltcu, inben cine 2Irt ihwars
ger gGeBeu, ipeld,cr iorten. aecrnctet mar
Sie erfubren, ods Gin bri,tiidrr Sff;ier Gin
Sahr ;uprr cine tpilbe Sans crfdcs, ipsld)c
etni9e VGcipnftrrcr i'm Rrouf hate, Die nddls
ber ocpaanSt wurocu. Der @rtrd9 fpar ichr
rehIlch, oa6 Srcb lang uno fart, NIT ppls
len, b:nahe fdwIr,cn 2Irhrcu. Die ocrren
Wos brad,tcH rtni9e 8Grucr nit, rcIote poa
Soru. qauoretb in pbilaoelphi1 9epfauSt wurs
ucn, uno ccm &anacoer 9lctc6fommrn icuen.
giu lSteu 9Iu9uif nnroc Gin Wann su Ncu
2)crf in'6 'polSeiant aebradlt, Der ansiaqte,
oae ibu cin 5H1ufe perforen uerfrl9c, unl ihm
ols &cbcn Sl ncbmcr, ipc6halb CT Sdut fn'
dc Rau erfduntc in itNi Urn. 9Seslcy
4BcUoporth, III 9ilbarp. @r wuroc ill cine
3eGe scbrad,t, mo or bcrcitpiai9 bIcibrn su
ipollcu irbfu. Gls man am ndd,itrn Wipr'
gen lrine 5cae tfncte, hattie or Selbtmoro
began9eu, uno (Id1 NIT eircm fitarfen Scoers
mefcr cine tiefe 9SHnrr in ocn linfen arm
gefd,uittcn, an Der CT oertIutct ipar. @r lit
offsRbar untcr delirium tremens, uno ers
rcihte Gin gliter Don S. bis 40 rnbren.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16

9tdd) benz @elese os6 Staats5 Subilud
Sfaafca f;: if, III anS S'G nid m sen Ter fSsAfaAe
lett, @rbc Don 9Iuo i'm Stalt Suoilua lrii.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16

G8oGf fbceren.-@iu SanceIsbrief
ans bent Often an ciu hielGgcs Soaus beldlwert
I'D, ubsr Die 9lrt uuo WeiIr in Der gSene,
nadocm Ge 9eldoren, in ecr IadbarIhaft
aIortirt Wiro. - Der Sricf id9t, wenn bic
gBoNc pom 0eiu uno Der Soufte init Der ibris
gen bcini Sd,ccrsu permiicbt lpiro, 70 1T es
brinahr unm69it, Ge iriter Su afOrtiren.-
Sic icIlc 9Iejd) shfangS penn pom Vltes
ocncmmcn, pom cindnbcr abgefcnoert gebats
ten wcroen QScnn Man bielen 9fdtb tefol9t,
mas Ichr Icid,t it, 10 erbdGt bic qBollc ciHen
b6bercu preie I'M Marft, ea ilberalI, auser
in unicrcr.'ll 'llm9e9cno, BEIGE 3briGe beim
Sdbecren icparirt ilno.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1846-09-16
Observation-Disclosures.

"Dcu osu,ein.n 8ebraud Die 8icncn ~
Sa,ladteH um Id) in SciIB ibres 8erraths
su lcgen, fam feiner mitaHlchcn, prlwcu9er
ielblf pc0fllhren, ohue ein @jefllbl oes ul'
redhts /; uuo prnnof) 1T cine eiufld,e Rsrhoee
eieIen 8orrdth 3u crlah9cn cbue jene ld)aoli'
de @jrnuiImfeit Su begchen. Sd, rrlaube
mir e6 in Shrcm 8latte mtSutbcllCu, ipsuR
sic e6 9cfdIll9it aufnehmen iuolleu.
"9Im 2lbcuo pcun bic Sicnen Gf ,ur 9aube
ge,c9cu, nehme Den 5iorb posr itditeu l1uft
BON Stauor, leBc ibu auf Gin auSgebrcltetcs
1udIc, enrauf occr 6lDBfcn, jeee5 orei
bis uier 3cG hed,, itebeu, Sicbe Die @fen bcS
3ud,S in Die S06he uue beftiti9e odfItibe oidht
AM SCrbe 70 cdB Die 8ienen sniIhcn benz
Stcrb nno 1ud, pogfcmmen 9faun habeu,
ranua afnc Den Dedel ees Sforbss rnr ipcni9
ilne Nalc ben Dampf elmer Siaarre IN cens
lclbcn uno flbrc bamlt fort bts Der Ccdet
0dn; geGEfnct iueroen fam, Damn III tpeni9en
Rinuten brPnccn Td) bic Brnsn unten i'm
0faunc res lud's man fann MN 10 uIel
pom 8orrath nebmru ais fur eienlld, 9eiuIs
cen miro, Itlic6e alsoann cen Oedel, lose
ccn Banc ccs Iud,e uuo in 3cit einer Shnce
ipcrocu I'D, Dir SicHel in ibreu geirobnten
SIorb weper gcfdmmclt haben une fort 9Vs
beiten. Il
"Gjefdisbt etefc Operation dnfangS Jdit,
fam man ipcbl9cmutb Ole Soou9rclcn die
nebmcu, neil bic 3eit CUR @rlcguag oorbdn'
orn it. Mad, Gin coer Swei Stunorn fann
Der jfcrb auf icinen plae gctetlf werben.
"Cicle 8erfahruua5art il einfadIer uno
teTcr ais jcne 100 Der Sd,parm in anoere
,fforbs ettriebeu miro, pcil bic 8ieneu IN iel,
ben blcitsu, uno Die leeren neuru 9tcicn nuo.
biz iun0e 8rlt bclfcr erbalten ipsrceH."
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
TVENTY-XIyFH CONGRESS-.


message wss reserved IRON the House Of
Representatives. announcing that the House
issis,ed apcn iss susesdnsenf TO the notice
resolutions. and ssksd . contersncs. having
10, snd hillisrt. ri Als., eommiftee on the
part of the Hoass.
Mr. Allen moved that the sensie rsced.
fFona its sEnendnept.
Ms. Calhoun inquired II The Presiden, de.
cidea the metlon 10 be In ouierl
Nc. hisngsm Md that the senate ,x.s M,
now full. sod he would move that the mo,;ou
Of tse senator from Ohio be postponed until
one O'Clock
| Mr.. Allra scqniesced.
No. Weodsndge offered resolution. which
wss adopted. calling upon the Secretaries o(
/ War and Of the TrcasuTy for an, ialo,,..,i,.,,
Ia their possession relative TO the I,k, So
nor Topper Aiess. not heretofore Commune,
Gated.
On motion q Mr. Dis. The Ws,.boa.;n,
ball wss nsdc the special order ior NIoada =
Mr.. Ailsn renewed MS notion Ia rod.
from Che Sr0ate's amendment TO d. uo,,s.
resolutions Of notice.
After snma conversation between N...,.
hhcu, Haywood, Calhoun, and Critisnd., !,
10 thc proper mode ~ proceeding. the o,.s,,,,
YES ,skcn ou AT. Aliens notion. and h -.
decided ~ the negative.
Aycs-Mcssfs. Allen. Aichisou. Alberto,
Ashiey, Bigby. Benton. Bree.e. Brphi g.
Dickinson. Dia, Fsifheid. Houston Ieaoe..
Nir,, fenoy tscler, Rusk, Semple. Srv,e,
ant Iumef-yU
not'-M cssrs. Afeher Barrow p ne,
o%ll'oan, u Clayton. J. ~ Clay.on. Colo.i,,
Irwin, Cuttenden, Davis, E,ans C;,s.a
h'ywood. Hunungtoa, Jsfasgin. Jobs..,s
Ma Johnson, bt., Lewis. Mrp a. ~
gam Miller. Morchrad, Pesfoe. Pis,iua' So.
Wopdbfldse snd Ysiec-3l
1 Nj. Haywood moved that N, 81.
point eomo.ittes of coniereore $500 ~
i sgfecd TO- VS.
' lhs Sena'e iheu Proccc,l,d 10 hsuot Gn "A.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
TIE RlGnT OF WAY

Inc letter OF Our regular correspondent, from
hatnHnufs gives notice Of the final passage az
The kiil road oiil IN the p,rcise form, ia which
II passed. the House q Representatives; the
senate hayia, receled from lis amendment,
20 concur "a INC House amendments
There y an impression In s,ae anar,,,.
that The BalumnTe and Ohio Raj road Com
rany VIII not accept Tie giant ia It's presrn,
shape. We think differently. ana b~l.,.
hat u the alternatives Of right q wy GRANTED
~ individual owners OF Soil withou, lsgi.l..
ton. aud iht extension II the Connelisviile
road 20 the State line d. no, layits a prei,r
cncv, the camPsay wiz sesil ihem.eires a
,he bsil JOSS, Pssssi. despite Its onerous ,es
trictions In any event ws are sue TIA
PiffsbuyKA wiH hare the terminus OF m
Rail Rnad
Most 81 ibs iobiy rel Teseptstives of Pitts
hugh have gone over 10 fLsliimorc Co confs
With the Compsny. ADD no doubt ia TIC asi
sbr~c days ws viii - shlc 20 announce def
ni'sly What - % b. doae otexeccted. A
tilis mumeut We cen meTcly give gossip an
conjecture. we wsit 10 pse certainiies.
PffsLarRh Journal
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
NOTICE roI O. O FIX

-
There viii be celehrasion az he sno,x.,.
ssfy Of tho Independent order OF Odd yellow
snip, IN this ciiy on the 25sh inst, BIZ Pro
eession So.
An Grafton viii be delivered bv ,he Re-
Mr. Hocxtsspcf sssub~nyille. sl~s. a .es,c..,,
on The occssion By the Rev wssIsr Krsxr,
Of this city.
The Trustees Of ths NJ Y. Chy,.h 49,.
kindly gFsnted 10 us ths use of ,hei, fsh,,rh
ior this occssion. The services will rss.'
menee Of III o'eiosk. All hsoth>r, AZ sh;.
city, sod travelling hroshsn az sooi 5000
are invited 20 participate with a.
The ~. Z Church Choir. hy hro.hs, ~,
Hamilton ihsif lesdsS. hsss coassn,,i q, -
icFsn spPsopFiaie music expressly q, 49,
esaoa. Tbs citizens and othe,s ~. ,.s.,,' =.
'nily tarised 20 attend.
April 10. 1876. L. BoiLEAU. CAnsr~..
Of tA< Coazifts< sf avvasS@~~s,. 80 - -
saiiea ~ FSs.kiis Lesss 10. Ia
PROGRAMME,
Ihe Lodses sod visiting hsoshsr usli -.
~ ne Hall 81 Fmaklia Lodge on AZ. 800.
o' ai~in snd Madison Sss. 81 oir,orl a Al
sna "i.t iofm The pfucrssion A 10 $500
Rsseaseiy. They will move NO a., -
Wsshlnsicn -. mp MnsAinxsoa - A 49,.
~. Gown Market e. 90 Monro@ nm 49,, -
go, DOVE 9Th to,th< n. n. CAu,eh = 49, -.
or'ei wih Psrsiripsts In ne cswma,,s~, :.
NE Gay. Leaving ths Cf,usch r. -.
Wi move down 4lh % Quincx .aoso o.
70 Msfhss down Market 20 C3sx. 49, 49,
~ Nsin, - Asain - Fssskl,e l~.s.~ -,
iher 70 b dismissed.
L. BoII.gAU
fhfsf tfaPaAa0
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

com.is,se. ana M>.ssl Drsviea. Cuoen 81
HAYWOOD having ssc<ieed 1ajegity q the
vcsrs cast. we've drclssrd 10 be dsly elected
M Senate then wens iate Executive Srs-
go, and Afterwards sdjoumed-
~ HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
rhe Sm,shsonisn Bequess ball. (she spsrisl
order Sos this dsy) wss Postponed uesA -
morrow on motion Of Mr.. Owen. al u.
The unfinished business IL last ersuing wss
than snnounoed-she QUESTION being upon The
sppoin,men, u COMMITTEES Of Conferences.
The Previous Question wss moved end &C.
ocdcd. and the COMMITTEES ordered ~ yess sno
Maya Yeas. i26. nays. %
Mr.. Thompson. Of Mss>- mored maj NE
House 10 into Commi,i-e Of che Whole upon
the bill 20 regulate tssde aud intercourse, and
to maintain pesee end cultivate friendship o.
lnons the Indian. Of the Oregon territory.
In. motion prevailed and the debate pro-
ceeicd.
The House vas soon deserted By members.
end Mr.. Seldom Of Va. moved an amendment
20 the Bill. end argued IN opposition to ~.
that IL wss q violation u this treaty s,ipula-
tons between the two Governments and The
Constitutions.
Mr.. Thurman Of Ohio. entered upon an sb-
s,ru>e sryumen, to prove The nesa,iye Of this
proposition.
Mr.. jenkins, Of n. ". spoke Of the bill %
violation ~ the important treaty. lie
wished that the whole bsll would hil--c~f.
tsiniy. that the bill should have ell In pro-
visions struck oct. except ths, In relation 10
the general sovsnmeni.
Mr.. yohnsuu OF Tenn. spoke warmly against
conierring such powers upon any man a. were
conferred IN the ball upon The SaPcfinienden'
Of Indian Affairs.
Mr.. Thompson Of Mis-. and Mr. J. hsd
some little spsuing together in reference 70
fhc powers conferred under The bill and anacs
the Constitution. Mr.. 7. was surprised that
there should be any ipscliiScn; gentleman
found TO suppose the, bis bill was violstio
OF the powers conferred upon the Executive.
Mr.. Johnson said he was much more surprised
that any member OF Congress, with the Con-
s,itu,.on In bic hand. should regard the bill -
q proper Law.
Ms. Chapman OF Ala. a. one Of the Com.
miisee on Indian Afisia. then came TO the
n scnc for The ball. Others spoke pro and ecz.
aud Mr.. Mckay Of n. {. made brief arga-
ment against IL. AMI then suggested ,ha; IL BE-
postponed until the S-nsie acted upon the
Oregon Jurisdiction bill which hsd been srnl
10 them.
Mr.. Thompson WAS opposed 10 this. not b.
hesin6. ss hs ssid. that The Sensie would psss
the biil st ell.
Mr.. T. novel ,ha, tho ball be reported 10
ihc House with recommendation that u do
psss. which ~ss not spend toe very lasEc
ins,ority opposing the motion.
Mr.. Holmes ei =. c. proved the rejection
al The hall o, once. which ives lost ~ 10 81,
after some rrrnonsinuce among iu eurmi<s,
who were willing that !, should Be posiponed
The Ball was then reported 20 tho houss.
and on motion Of the author lMr. rbompson,
Of Mis.) postponed 10 the hsss Moadsy 10
Mag.
The HOUSE shsn adjourned By vote = -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
THE STEAMER oRgGoN.-rbe scei,

THE STEAMER oREGoN.-The accident
'o,his noble s,esmer is universally regretted
There is, however. strong proba biliiy Of
her bring sAoa, directly. when plaster Of The
tlsc Of alba, $4,000 will heal the uining
wound IN her side, s.; all hs stunned joints
20 nights and establish her in as good trim as
ever A. the las. tina, was heard from hsr she
wes s,ill lying on the rocks. with the steam
pumps clearing her OF wafer.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

Not rRuS The District Attorney q the
United ftaie~. hg Mi,-oun. has snie rcd Heils
prosc1si ia "a fsse ct G4fret Long, Indicted
lof fliiiug 0sls. ia ~ United Stairs en- expe.
tists grsts iiHct
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

wheeling Dlstsion Ma. IA, sons AZ p.
p~'sncs asests ever Prisay svsnins :, -.
49, O'clock. 2. ~ 81 dor 49,.
Hsiej' ~ story East sids u Msio 49,, -
:. A. ;. HALLOW XII. ~
Iacs HosnsRoon. M 81 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

T. - We have feoeiVsd ~. pvoccedines Of
tlr HsiiTosd meciitg held IA Rsndoipll
County, they shall apprsf in out next. The
aesfses recommended ,iiat Convention ol
ibc Citsbrns 81 tiss foUniies interested b. he'd
~ Clafksbofg, on the bird MOnsisy Ia Jane
next. 20 determins what course we SHOULD
BOw pars,le --Parkersbprg Gassffs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

SURsTfTUTBFOR POTATOES "A IVES.
TEN psfsf saggests the Propricty ~ gFowius
sfficlsskss - substitute ~ sBme drgvce fur
g.ossisss-aai oa The authority ~ Ellsworth
reports sistss int they are better spsing feed
fOT b,gss catiie sui ficep than the p0iai,e u
dsiain9fson az c0st in pfOiuCitOa.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
CoLUMBIs SLAvECASr r..

COLUMNS SLAVE CASE The FnnL.
Ian county (ky.) Circuit Court Judge Mason
brown presiding, has decided tina, Forb,s and
Arm,'sgr, the hsnaPPcrs al Jerry Phinney
~ OoluniptS. ohi' cannot be legally deliver.
ed up or ihe FequiSiiion Of tse Governor oi
on'p.-- ihe ground OF THIS decision -. that thu
sSidnsPpen acted hy auihoriy Of the owner Oh
Jerry. who was fugitive slave.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
PROSPECTS OF THE CHESAPEAKE

AND OHIO CANAL.-The junior editor Of
'as Cumberland Civilian. writing from Fred
erek. says in regard to the prospee,sof TIE
Canal. can only ay. that ! ar, encouraged
20 'hink tha'si viii be well In one opio.
ION have unlimited conference.-the, the
work will b, completed. under n, preent lao
20 Cumberland. Negotiations are on FOO,
here. and think they will b. concluded in a
few days. which lead me TO believe. that The
work will Be forced ahead oil along The line
with great igor and energy"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

TsIOlt milofl'g Jn
Two smsll precincts remain 20 be hesnl
from which viii increase Psuio,,'s majority
10 about 90. Homer, (whis) will have over
200 majority in Tyler county and no doub,
elected. We have no returns from whe,rel.
The whis vote was not full. but Tyler has un.
fnried the whig banner Tor the first time
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

hotsL 60 pILIoATn.
Thos- Bsmbrck. tLoooioco) lSs. no opp.
LATER We have the returns from Wet
ri and ThompSons msjonty N 2oi. The
resnl, H. that Psrnot,'s majority 10 Us in the
district
The nnsjorty for Oldham. wing, in Mar.
shall. is n. We have no, the exact vote III
Tyler and Weirell for delegate, but Homer
- elecied TIE rsul, 81 the election IN this
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25

- sew ssd es2sssssrx tss<k hsss
6tt eSnsssasss 80 sns>s ~ asps sips ss~ssd
Nss Rea Cav street. IN 80 spss - - Cesar
&c'ss wssAa q wsif s~ssf ~ ssssI
'sosy On 10 IL sisv. .~s wsil - sssi 90 sssss
N 's....sie sesss Arsix -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-04-25
WARlN NInIA.

he psP~rssfc Allied BY sccopa,s ~ the bril- I,
ihnl VICTORIES W India esiaed over ,he Sishs
Ssnvra'a hefdings. Cough snd Smith. -
The Times avs
AL the greet Manufacturer IN Manchester,
All the Vuneipsl nst,h snts in Liverpool, have
FORWARDED, irrespective of party, the expres-
tion on theu views 90 ihc Pfemief in favor Of
h'' measure which d. del, lsii before the
NOUS " h. painful 90 iti,ess the effects Of
voc present sisgnauon. and bauetu az they
Ae 'he aRgfcgeic miacfy would b. lees II Iiis
visa Nhiss 0trfshsduNs the iutufc could b,
Pe~ usiea Nhat ihe lorls :, ID DO is sfil
fut1ie W man', and iuinui topic Of spec
ulaiiop With ELL
A strong opposition "a The C,.es,,r,.a
mcssurr, las Dea otssni1-i by a,etolse,. !.
The ho0sr Of Loris But ihe tIues e,c,,.
. ses ihc opinion. thai i',t Perf, WiH tass n,
Biii. ~ n yeaeh tAfa i's fste art.fJ;n,
81 tbst jOUTasi, iu Toe Iou~, Of Common. /,
; 80 great JcopJdy.
The speech ~ So Rohsd Peel !, ,l.,.i,
the dglsstc ga N secnnd wedding. ytss s.o,i
90 ~ thoss elaboTste well sess,.isl ss,,u,,,,t,
pregnant with mind aud mstter. wIhrk al
: Premier On gfeai Ofessions D. an ths r., hit
= giving go tie w0fA TIE hb,rsii,v al !
tose ani the lsrgr political ami a. oaoni
truths which u evolved have Increased n
I chssta between him sad tbc Tory party.
j. observed. top, hist although ID, lostillih
at tbc Pfoicctioaists towards the free ifa,
; policy 81 The Government ~ A. berre a. eve
: yet that q MARKED ciisnrs hes come over a
spini II their dreams towards Tee gfTsoaH
81 the Gov.mmeui snd " has been slated ih
. eosppro1ni-c has bcen the result. muia,0r
? be - fhs people, aad injudous a. ihe ETH 10
! Of to tsrh.
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
EARTHQUAKE AT BOSTON.

At about five o'clock yesterday morn,
ing, there was an earthquake. which wos
very sensibly felt in this city and the vi
cInlty, and accompanied by The usuo,
runbllng noise. The shock was stIfjiriant
to cause The rafting of doors and render,
the oscillation OF the walls of louses,iis-
iinc!ly visible. The motion seemed =.
proceed IN direction from Northwest ~
Southeast, and lasted for several sec.
onds. t .............. - =
we near OF The shock at Springfield. NJ
The same instant, wi ere II is said TO have
been longer duration than could have
been produced by cannon, or the ex.
ploslon OF powder mill. At Worcester
bells were rung in houses Brain,ree,
Oldham, Concord and various intermedi-,
ate places felt the shock. at New bury,
port the time is fixed at five O'Clock. AT
Jamaica plains, chimney was shaken.
down. A writer from Beverly srys e. \,
sounded IS though dozen Railroad trains
were passing over my house." The Truv-
eiIer says The mngnetic intensity at the
Observatory at Cambridge was greatly
disiurDtd ny the shock. The vibrations
appeared to be iii direction North and
oou'h' anu nave continued for u second
or TWO: We shall look with interest for
news from South America, which will
probably bring US the intelligence of a
severe earthquake in that section of tie.
world the effect (which we have slight
Iy felt. .. - o &
The Bangor Wing says that there was
slight shock felt IN this vicinity about
half past four. From all the late accounts
which we hear, we opine that the great
shock was generally felt throughout New.
Eng land.
The Northern Lights were brilliant ON.
Monday night ill after twelve o'clock.
Boston COur., 29lh.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-09-03
A LAPLAND WEDDING.

The following accounts of the method of
deciding on marriage between young per-
sons in Lapland, is extracted from FULLER's
"Worthies of England" t....
Here let me insert passage of custom
in this barbaronS country, from the mouths
of credible merchants whose eyes beheld it,
1t is death in Lapland to marry maid with
out her friends or parents consent; where.
fore, if one bear affection for young maid.
upon the breaking thereof to her friends the.
fashion is that a day is appointed for their
friends to behold the two parties run q race
togethS The maid S allowed in StarliI G
the advantage II d ttuid part ofthe racer ssl
that il is impoSsl pp, except willing OF her.
self that she should ever be overtaken. 1t
the maid oyerrun her sutton the matter is
ended, it being penal for the man TO renew
the motion Of marriage. Blu, if the virgim
hath an affection for himthough at first rum
ming hard TO try the truth OF his love, she viii
without Atlauta's golden ball to retard hsl
| specd) pIelend some casualty, and mass
voluntary halt before she comes 10 the. MAJ
or end of the race. Thus none arr. eOsnIs|
led to marry again. their own viii ]. al'
this is the oaos.s that in this conatFy q
married ~..eople arc richer in uNIeir own Cd
teO'- neut than other lands. where SO ma
forced matches make feign love, and ca
. real UnhapPineSs' - 49,