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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

9nselc9eubtitea an benz Seid,dfti9u tas' Soau'
fe, nuf Die redlts 9lrt perip1lict Wercen.
Dir Nerreu Dautb Sc b III a n, bon
SSsr'Rilfcrb, uuo gB 4 a NJ Se de T,
ocn Rorthampton Jaunid,ip, Ino Die Sanoi'
eaten fur gluSitcrcn. = Diefe S.erreu Gno
aleidfaIts beinabe allen Stimm0ebcr i'm
@iuntg befannt, uno no ile befdnut Guo,
(ino (Ie aud, tebr bcliebt.-Sbre Sdhi9fciten
be,ucifclt niemdno, rmo jeorr tpei6 olB iIe
bcioe gcfhiefte 9fed,uungs'Sgbrcr, uno fclg'
lib Iehr 9eeiguete ptrloncn fr jcne Stcllen
lfno. @rwihlt fs, uno bic slmtspHldlten
tuerocu auf cine pinftlide uno 9etreue 9Beb
&c aus9eilbt Weresu.
Die nerren 9 aimee W. Sui Ter, BON
Nannoper, q mos @ttinger, bon 9ll'
ieutaun, uno Waj. @tD Ste de |, bon
SnosIBbenbaa, Gub Die Sanoiodten fir 3rn'
ffiessoer9lcaeemie gle iIuo @ud, ale ais
fdht1 fir jene Stellcn befdnnt.-Sie fuo
Mdnncr pcn unbeIdclteucIn Huf nno Wtan'
ner Die, fans ibrer @rtpablun9, eeri SduntD
@bre MAIDEN rpilreen.
" Nier babt Shr aIlc cine far,e SsSe
pcn cinem jtben bieitr @anoicatcn, aber mir
miisen ae(fehcn, bns mir ecS 9iduuie6 rpe9en,
nid,t 70 piel bon linen (a9en founten ais mir
aerplnfht baben,--eeun su 9unften. eines
fcId,ru prrtrefflihen Sidets Dirce fldl iehr
8islss fa9cn laeen.--9lae earauf I'D, befn'
cenoe Mduner 1nb iold,e, bic pirflid' Der
llnterltneuns einer 9roecn Wrhrbrit eer
Burger oielcs @aunties wirot9 flub. auf
cabcr Stimmgeber tbut Cure pftdt 9egcu
@ud, felbit--erwdblt fe, uno mir wagcn CO,
in poaem @rute, su bebaupten, oaB es @ud
nicmals 9erelcn piro.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
sic 0Naebfnmfcits &Ommittccm.

lBir fGnucn tcu angeifclten Wdd,iam'
frits. Sommttsen in bcn pcrldiecenen 2aun'
fd,ips nid,t su lfrcna anempfeblen ecdl il lb'
rem aufcric9ten pfd,isu bci Der YBahl pcrs
,uiieben. !Inicre 9e9urr rpcrbrn alles no8'
Iidbe anwenoen ibre eeute sur 9BahI Su brins
geu, nm ourd, aaerlci unebrlIdle Wttcl Die
BabI su 9cwiunen. eas linen ifren9 auf bic
Sineer 9clehen werecu-Ge (lno cesperat-
Ee 0ebraud,rn alIerlci Wittcl T! Sccenft, eaB
Nreihrit uur burdI WahGamfcit crhaltcn
pereen fam 9a6 fcineu nah Der l8ahl
lIb 8prwiirfe MAIDEN.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
Der alte 9yukenmalllt.

lBsnn unlers 9efofpfo Srsuuoe red,t IN
Die Sleuin,e gerathen, 10 nebmen ile Su oeu
alicn Grids ibre 3ufluht. 9lus ibrenl jeB1
geu 8etra9en id1lie6rn mir, oaB Sietulid uleI
le SdIriubrn los Ien mllBcu, eenn fie BADEN
Den alteH "puBenmann" CndmIidJ cine Der.
Staaten ceer 9iationals Sanf) ldon nieoer
aus Der @d'e gcludlt uno bc9cren. Die Sdwcd'
nifIe eincs ipIden lln9ctbnmS Su teld)rciben.
DeS it Die alie 2cier. Wan Iielf IN ben Cos
TO 3eiiuu1cn INNER 8ieI pon ben @efdhren
uno SdrtduifIen bes 0auf Spifems 'ino
mir 9Idubrn fdum, bae Gin 3cfo.9ebnef er
neR Boriraa balicn fanlL cine etipls gegcn
Die bdsltbcu Diuger, Die Sanfcn, 81 ia9sn.
Dics mdg alle pcM 9enng hlngthen, fpenii,
Die 9sGer cccr 3uh6rer nldbt pItitn, oas 10
Elm Crudrr pecr 8eonsr isiblt Vurtbsle BON
oen Bautcu aenieeen, mcem ile StcdhaIter
cocr oar 8aufbeamte IIno. Sroem slrfHeL
Der in ben eetc 3eituu9rn 9csen ole 8anfen
crihcint, Iotltc biHi9 ca5 alte Sprldllport
"1but mad, nnIcrn Wscrten, aber nIdlt nadb
unlrru 8erfcn," pcr9efeBt perocn.
Y8ir apcifeIn nidlt, eae ce III Serfs uHo
0ed,l @almtD ncd, lcgcnaRnte NemctrdteH
qbt, biz ciee @rfd,rCi fur baare Wlhnie ueb'
men, abrr mir 9Iaubcu ntCht, eaB Ger per'
nnnftioe 3bril icuer 9Nnrtbci i'm 9erln9fteH
oarduf ad,tet Die Sanfen mo9cn ctn nplb'
wruoiqcs uebel fcin, pb atcr clne Gatlcrfat
8ant Gin grescres llebeI III, nis bnneert an
oere suihmmen. in icdb nldlt crpleIcn,g
ScneerS menn oicIr flriucn Bdnfen pciLSes
fcfpfcs 9cmdd)t nuo ueripltet ptroen, fpte
gum SeiIpiel cie eed,l Siuntp Bluff, Berfs
@auntp Banf uno anoerc. bic Idu9it ent'
fc,Iofrn Gno Der ynti Sanf Snmbug 1T
eahrr nur cine 9Irt 9oJelihrnte, roelde Die
qcfcfpcos regcImdsi9 ocr jeesr mid'iigen
lBabi anfIfetlen, um oas CelertIren lbrer
anbdnler III ccn QBbi96 81 oCrhliten.u 9Rdre
es nid,t eut, penu oieie ecfcs cine 9enaue
uno rid,tiar Ssldreibun9 pon Der Sub 1rd'
lurp unp ibreu Wirfnn9eu pubIiSirten
- la S 2stet. .
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
T6Seratiftcm.

Gs Ino uur nod, penge @aunties in eem
Staatr, morin bic Seitorcn unitrcr Gr9en'
partbei 9laubsn, oaB Dad 8cf ldllpadl 9ennJ
lei, oaB man eS curd, oas 9eldlrei "Spbe'
ralilt !" "S6ocralit !" perleiten fcnnte anf
ibre @1noioaten gu ltimmen, uno earuntcr
aeb6rt Qed,l. Q5clh fmoiitc Sdnpahbcit
ncb in eielcm oieliibeucen Sabrhunccrt els
ue Icld,c Dlcinurg pcn unIcrn anfArfldrten
Sinmpbncr Su bs9eu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
SOiitct Gu6 Dor 9li9eh SrifS nnS
... SOlnbbtll6.

Gin jeber Bbis follte auf lriner ontb lein,
uno I'D, ourd,aus pcn feiuen 9ngen, 3rid6,
Soauobias uub ilberbaupt alien Ylduen, bic
unIere @equer nod, ausbeden mp9en, Su bis
ten. -9Bas ms beneat, Sbi9es al Die Whigs
Al rid,tell, it Der umifanb, cas mic mir pcr'
nebmen, ben Dsle9aten unfsrer @e9uer am
porlcsten Samita9, bon 9laentaun aus, bei
nabe eine gause eaoung Wpaenwebers uuo
ancere nit ben Id,dnolidten 4ll9en an9efull'
ten 3citnn9eu iiberbradt wureen, I'M aus
eetbeilt az tperosn. Diefe 3eitungen icflen
nun Die 9uteT 9Sbigs bewe9en, fur Die Sdn'
oioatcn unfersr @s9ncr 81 ifimmcn.-S cs
nun m09!id baB unlere @c9ner cine lrlde
fleine Wriuun9 bon nnfern Bbias BADEN,
oas Gs 9laubeu, bas eiclelbe ticien ans9ebed
ten pldnen uno e69en @jlnubrn ftenfen
pirocn P-9SirflidD etn id>oner 8erludI -
Das 8clf bon ecd,a miro abcr bel Der ndd,'
fen QSahl oiefc @erin9iddBun9 oaonrf pom
Td, ftcBeu, bas eS ben ganSen B | g.
9ife nit elmer fd6nen Webrbett erpdb'
len, uno iomit cicfen Ncrrcn Sci9cn miro, oaB
es nod, peit eapon eutfcrnt 1T lclhe IBIcer'
fprehuu9en uno Fi9cn, ipie i'll 9enannten
8ldtter sutbalten fnc, Su 9laubcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
9ie Soften oes Srieas.

Sc niro 0eft,iBt bas Der Werifanifd,c
Rriea bis gum 3tcn September bic. uu9eheu'
re Summc bon $lO7, 200 A00-c II b II IL
bertune Iie eben R Il ionen uno
eno z Ter gefc'
lfet babe Sii9t man nun bic Sumue nod
hicr;n bic aIs penfIonen u f. 10, IN oen
udd,ifen 60 Sahren aus Der SdIdBfdmmcr
Der 8ereni9teu Stdatcn bssahlt Dcroen miil
fen -uuo beeenft man ben 8erlult pcn 3d.
600 Mann ben oerfclbe gefoitet hat, 70 fann
man su feiuem anecrn ShluB fcmmen, baB
bic 9ou;e 0cpublif pon Werico uns niemals
fir allies oies perquten flnu,-frIbit wcnu
aud, eicfrlbe ben 8ereini9ten Stlatsn gang
,ufalleu pilrec. 4BaS ood) Die 6e9ierunq
Der 8ereini9ten Staotcn eincu 3uitanc pcn
Dinqen ubrr uuS 9ebrodt bat Ccd eeriel'
be 1T nun einmal bcgcnnen Cpclf bate ccn'
Iclben ober lriht perhiuocrn fOunen) uno
mug and, AZ uulern 8unlten cntIhirccn wer'
ben. gBie perlticcen ipilree c6 bel uus aud
Iehen, wcnn Der 9Ihtbare NcnrD Clap gum
VrelIocnt crmdhIt woroen mare. 9lber llber'
trirbene parthri. gButb uno Setru9 bat bics
pereitclt, NIB bic 8ereini9tcn Staatcn mhf'
fen Iebr theuer cafur bcsablcn. Cicie Sa'
DIE pereirut mirfIid, eaB man oarnber nad'
Neuft
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

3wifdeu ben altsn WnblcubergSlentr, hub
Sfunfs Srruuccn in Joarrisburg uno cini'
gen nnoern SaunticS, IN Elm 9ift9cr Strsit
nus9cbrehen = Eiciclbe iperfen einanrer
laubere @eltiftrn pcr, idlimpfcn cinaneer
el9ner, Yerrdtber &c. Da absr eleS Elm ga
milcnitreit in Der @eaeuparlbei it, 70 bal
ten mir cS nitbt ocr Wubc wertb, pieI eapcn
III crpibucu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
Carbon @altntu.

6Otaencss it ras Iidet uaicrcr 6reunce
fur Sdrbon @IuntY:
aiIem bID-Sciepb Sutler, @lq
Sci. 9cwaro Rehler.
Com m ieioner-'Sobn IS 6sfisrcr.
9 d) al smci lte r--2ilrranocr SsnB.
9IupitpI- .. Stilcs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
Gen. SSrpin, Sol. QS. Yatton II. I. ~

SINH' DtSANr wv - f"'H~'' y -
Gin iecer frsie Waun, Der ntlnldt nniere
uniddebarc Sreibett ltinen Tadlfcmmcn un.
ge1bmdlert si erbalteu-o Der fur ben Sertdnf
Der Staatsnerfe-9egen bic jcbi9e orliden'
De Staatsfaren--9e9rn bic Sermebrun9 Der
StaatsfduIo-9r9en ben britttihen 2aftff
bon 1916 1T fursum, alIe weld,c Seamten
fir bas @cmciuwobl uuo ntd1t fur eins par'
ttei allein su babcn tpluldcn, iclItcn dne
Warn fir Manu am I2ten October Sur
1BabI 9eheu, uno fir Sen. Sames Srpin,
Soicpb SO. patton, @ol Scwaro Scblsf
Soirpb Buffer, @iq, unc ilberlaupt fur eas
9anSe Wbi9'3idet itimnlen, eenn elne jeoe
foldj einge9sbenc Gimme bringt cas in ele'
fem @auntY fehr unItidid, benuste Dele.
SDfcm, icinem @ncc ndher. Dies 1T
ober nid,t alles mas oaonrd beswedt pcroen
fam. gs 9ibt cine jeoe icld, 9e9rbcne Stlm'
me aud, Su9Icid cine Wisblllt9ung nno tlefs
9erabldeuuua iber Die 8erlhmcnonu9 Der
offenhid,su @ciosr, uuo oarilbcr oas nnS
unIere 9te9erur9 Tnrcu iibrr Sarcn aufIa'
cet uno nns feline Socfnun9 ldst olslelbe je
lcs Su ,perbeu. Iommt oahcr aac, uno elm
9linsencsr Sie9 miro Cure Semibun9en
frGnFu
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

ga fcmmt baber alle, unb blci6e audi nid,t
ein eii;;8cr iu odnie, oenn cine etnst9e c
Stinime bat fhcn manhmal ichr oieles be'
2medt uno pcreitelt, uno ncbrueem flno audi
uitIcre @e9ner rpiebcrbclentltd, anfgeforoert
poreeu, a q c am Stmnfaitsn 81 erIaein'
en-, peIdber lcgtere limlfano alleiu ale quite
9Bhi9s bene9eu 1oate, oas Tdmllcbe su tbun.
Ga mir peeerholen cs uno rufen @uh, Die
Shr ecs Tarbssabteus miioe Ino, unb ben
9u,en Whiss i'm 8cIoueeren, su: 9eht ia
ale Sur @abl; rpeun Sbr aud, cine Stuu'
be mchr cecr iperi9er arbeitet, 70 nod)t @ud)
rice nidlt reidber nod drmer ia rper tpette
nsdh c ten z bdsu perpencen, fur
efs eanbes aBohl 81 9eben. @ebet ale CUR
Mabl, lpiori9eufatlS Gno ale unlere Ssmii'
hun9eu umioult. Wollt Sbr nid)t cine Stuus
i. De ccer einen Gag fir @usr eiseneS Bobl
pfrwencen = sliinnl tpenn Sbr @uh nun
rc1lfcmmeu iiberseu9t babt, oas unicre Seq
ner fd) eifria bemllhen, bas Die StaatSperfe
nid,t perfauft rpcreen felIen, uno 9eldieht
bss nid,t, 70 meiB nod, uicuiano ipie lan9e
Shr 9aren fortbeiahleu NJ Ii g /: 70 lanae
wiro ss dber nidit aufboren, bio mir oieleid't,
ale bic mir jeBt iIne, nid,t uebr llne ;--fpenn
mir lelbit ,pili1 fne, nit allen nniern id,,pd'
den Srdften, fur euere Snterehen Wfc
uate lang, ia ptrftib caS 9ausc Sabr bins
tmrd, une nit tenn Seino berum,ufrciten
0cbt Sbr CUR 98abl uno ifinmt fir uniere
@aifeisaten, oann miisen lIe erYpdblt wereen,
unc tpSrbeii fie erpdhlt, 70 wercen fIe fir oaS
81 eme n 10 o y {, uuo niht fur ne
plrthci atleiu banoclu. Slribt Sbr aber gu
gsaulr (oies mare aber unoerseihlid) odnn
mneen unlfre 9e9ner Irgen, uno fegcn eies
fe, 70 trerten fe itd eurhouS nidDts nm eas
%Semcinwchl brfltmmerit, uus MIR fur f,h
nno ibre parthei fcr9cn.-G Gies 9eehrte &c,
ftf. iine feine leere gBcrtc, NIB mir erIuden
Gud, trlelbe pohl iu uucIfnden, gu nber'
leaen uuo iu bchersigen, unc mir fIno lbers
aeiAst, Sbr ieio niltunS emcr Wcinura, ule
wereet ols Monn fur Mauu Sur Wabl 9e'
hen, uuo @ure Stimmen fur cen 9nnjcn obi
qen Wahlsettel, Der in Der Chat nit pcrtrcf
: flidlen Wdnner su1amnen9eICgt lit, einae'
.~hgn 3but Sbr bas, mir ln9cn es nodm1ls,
10 mne berIelbe cripdhlt werocu,-uno tut
Chr cas nid,t, 70 HuB bies als clue pcrdut
srcriIid]e pflidtuernahId6i9un9 &urcrieits
tieberaeIebt iperpeu -9llo ncdlmalS = fem
Na e-eine iebe Stimmc sdhlt uno eiC
Stimme eines jscen fam uuO mag pisIes
IN Ger z bat fshr picIts beSwedcn CHER per
t4ttcu. SNiermr nctlen mir fdliceen,-uu
sror In ucller sNcFnuug, eae elm jcecr 9Hhi!
am I2fsn Sctcber feins pRidlf, nuo r n
qanSe p atb unb Sdnlpi9fsit thnI
uirc- f I7T 51
gB h ia 8 1! llnterludlt Cure 2idel
trcM che chr ltimmt, nno ldet Sud uldl
Sard, fafftf 9ifsiS, nm Cure Sttmwsn be
kIngfll.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
llnicrc (Snnpibntcll.

@eoen uulerc @auoioatcu miro MIN oisie
IRrd)c cbue 3pcifel ucd) pieIeS ,u flgsu bl.
BEN G!waS bag abcr. aus9cbcdf wcrocn
mag, psun es ntdlt mehr pltcerIc9t psrSrn
fdnn, rcrcirnt fciHeu Gldutcu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04
Qalprcnce Searnep-9oup. S6nnf

Gjcup Sd,unf hat trn Gag Der 5cinrid,'
tuna ecs irlduolhen W6rccr6 e carnep,
in Cation, fpeldsr auf cen erten October
fefleeIcst war, auf cine anccre 3eit perfthc'
BEN qGoS Die llrfdd,e birpcn ii, list I'D,
lsiht eenftu,-er geoenft natiirlid, onrurd,
ale Srlduorr su bsweeen fir i'm su lfmcn.
QBir frdgcu aber ale. 1T oies nid,t Gin fIci'
uer @Icctcuir,Irid =? Disles Setra9cn fcQ'
tr uuo mus<Shuuf hunocrte pcu Stimmen
rcdtlidcenfenocr Burger we9uehmet.
mug ihm lchr banee per ciner Hieoerlagc
iein, fcnff f6nnte er fIh nnmo9lih 70 peit
hrrabwnroiaeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

TAeieeIber9 -Wisternnt trtiftn
I'D, nnlsre tAegacr auf SaeIeCItrrs 5anultiip
lpo cine Ici,be mif3stiirte SeIfsfIaHs iprlmt
bdbeH eic 9SeigS ulbtS 5i beinrhtcn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

e-F- DR qBbi9s pollen rrir tlcIen neil ite
"a eumm Inc ~ lfimr,cn- -ecfc 3sitnu0.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

sPgB b ia 8 ! llnterludlt Cure 3idelc
trcM che Sbr Gimnt, une ldet Snd uitt
surd, fafftie 9ifetS, um Cure Stlmmsn be
fTnSrn.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-10-04

pcu Ncirebcr9 2annfcbip, nlS @nneirat fir
slrmcnoireftrr auf ocm lBabIsettcl. 9Iud,
bier bdtte bic IcrlammIun9 nid,t giitlitcr
Ieiu, ercr cine before 2Iuspabl neffen fIu'
nen. SSerr Shmiot belIst olIe n6thile Rent
uiIIt fur oceadte StcIie, 1T cbehfaGs Elm
gR1un pen eiurm tacsIefrcieu @harofter,
uuo mire, fdHs fsinrr @r@ibluhg, ois SUITE.
refIc re6 SduntDs nirmIls GuS Dem slnge
oc,licrcn. @r N ein SdEcr, nuo nur II
SIiet uber lriuc Saucrei mnB cinen jeccn
perildarn, ons or tine pcriTrffldle peTfou
far itnf StcIle--jl qeroee Der re d, { e
/ IR Hn-iil. @tirdbI ihu une ;hr fcnnt
p.rrcrEm 3 5a!ire ecfitcrt lrin, oaB Gle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05

At the East we suspect that the gale must nave
been much more violent than here. The passen-
gers bv the HousatoDic Railroad from Albany were
detained at Bridgeport from half past one Z. NJ.
Wednesday till half past SIX A. NJ yesterday
Before leaving Bridgeport, the Mountsineer Capt
VIM. II. Frazec. grounded on the bar, the beLboat
r,oored there having been carried away and borne Jar
inland by the force of the storm the night before Ai'er
getting of she continued. though the wind continued 10
be very severe the boat pitching heavily and rolling
nor guards being for the part covered with wafer
When about half way from Bridgeport to this ciys
slooo was discovered lying her besmends The
Mountaneer bore up her and when sufficiently near
boat YVES launched tie mate and four hands voun'
teerng to man her though the SCR was raging and the
wind blew hurricane Before the boat had fairly put
off the steamer had drifted nearly mile of On a.
irving AT the sloop FIVE found on board OF her
all so much exhausted that they could not have en-
dured fifteen minutes Longer. One was on the verge OF
death and when carried board the Mountaineer had
10 be wrapped in blankets and rubbed in order to re-
store him TO vitality he still lies board the steamer
The sloop which nearly down and must have sunk
within an hour was the Confidence OF Darcn O. WITH
Heht cargo in the hold and a deep load oil plaster.
which shifted end prevented her righhng she cap
sized about ten A NJ and the taken of about
half after eleven. meeting of the passengers OF the
Mounaineer was held appropriate resolutions, which
will be found in another column were adopted and
contribution for the benefit Of the sufferers taken up
ABrldgeport large number of stores were unrooied
al stonngton and Norwich the gsle was violent but
when the steamer left at 10 A. yesterday no partcu-
lar damage had been heard Of The steamer Newior
which left New Haven Wednesday night at about
o'clock when twenty miles cut, was seriously in
iured her lights stove in and about foot of water
found its way into the cabin Our informant told ne
that she was in extreme danger. OF what happened
farther East we are not yet informed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-02-05
Everythins for War-Nothins LOT ,s,,
The River and Harbor Appropriation bh''

Correspondence OF lnc llts---+
WASHINGTON FEB. J. lsiI.
The curse inflicted On this country and the "ofia
bv the election Of NJ Polk to the Presidency, can
only be considered BY ins,alments one o. Dns
principal Affections following IS the Deihcstloh q
War. and the total neglect and consequent oeoa!
Of peaceful arts During the last week we hso
Treasury note bill Of twenty eight millions voted
with Grant Of some ten or twelve millions OF dol
lars in public lands for war purposes Ano'ne' 0.'
came up the first day Of this week tor three mn
lions more. ~ Nobody proposes to make any reou'
tion NJ the items. Each member Of all branches OF
Government rather seems to pride himself IN snow
ing how far he can go in extravaganza Today
Commerce. whose wings are dropping on our laAes
and harbors. comes to ask only between one ana
,yo millions and she is either refused or unmerci
fully cut down.
Last wear both Houses passed bill, appropn'
sting about million and a half for tie improve
r,er. NJ our Hsrbors on the Lakes, Rivers, and
Ocean. II was small sum comparatively speak
;rg for our wide extended commerce Ii was
needed to facilitate the transportation OF imports
% the interior. from which Government derives
the alirnent on which it lives and TO facilitate IN
return the speedy sale and cheap transportation
Of the home products Of the West to the Eastern
States But Mr. POLK wanted all the money 10
feed the spirit Of war and he vetoed the bill passed
bv N. sanction Of both Houses Early this ses-
,ion Mr.. McCLELLAsD drew up bill icr the I'm,
movement of Rivers and Harbors. This omitted
sncb vrorks as had not been heretofore sanctioned
bv Gen. Jackson or VAS BURES. 70 meet Mr.
poIK's constitutional scrupes, and It reduced the
concentrations about one-third-n some places
one half 70 meet the exigencies Of the Treasury
This did not seem TO be sufficient humiliation Tor
the friends OF Harbor and River Improvements
g ,bc Committee. after having the matter under
consideration long time, have reduced the
reduced bill about one-half 10 suit Executive
t,,rspnv. To show you at one glance view OF
the successive reductions, shall give the biil OF
;4s the bin reported early in this session, and the
bill reported to-day as amended, in three columns
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PENNSYLVANIA Legislature.
correspondence Of The T1bune.

HARRissrRe, Feb. ?, lsi7.
The last week has been rather barren OF incident
here. Resolutions of instruction have passed both
Houses against any farther extension of Slave ter
ritory The expression was very decided, being
almost unanimous.
The Senate has passed resolution fixing the
day Of final adjournment on the 10th Of March. 1t
is thought that it will be concurred in by the House
Should the session close at that date it will be the
shortest known to modern Pennsylvania BY one
N onth at least. The disposition evinced by Mem
b,,rs TO srcrk rather than talk ensures expedition IN
business and such results are likely 10 be vastly
popular with the several constituencies.
Propositions for the formation OF new counties
are before both branches. These are all steadily
and earnestly opposed Many Of the applications OF
long standing and those pressing them seem TO think are
stronF cases.
A rigid anti gambling law has passed the House with
out opposition Its penalties too for the
Il intends 20 correct The same law has been work
ing well in Ohio, and ssngune expectations are formed
Of its efficacy here.
general ntLhcense law will he pressed upon the
consideration of the Legislature Al previous session
have penfiOns more numerically more respectfully
signed teen laid before Members. calling upon then
10 stay the monster vice than the present, Mr. Crsbs
few DAYS since presented hundred aud ffty.twC
petitions signed by about 5000 citizens OF Philadelphia
city and county asking the liberty decide BY vot,
whether licenses shall DC granted or not
Coughs lecture was much admired. be VIII have
crowded house tor morrow evening.
Judge Banks has accepted the oce OF Ssfe Treasurer
| and has appointed Mr.. Jackson Of Reading Cashier
Yours truly, PENN.
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The ballotings were suspended until Inc heNI
day friday at l2 o'clock correspondent writes
from Frankfort to the Louisville Journal as follows
There seems TO be a determination on the
mart of the members 10 adhere TO their respective
friends There has been general meeting Of the
Wings to concert as to what may ultimately be dome
The friends OF the respective candidates may occs-
sionauy confer As well as the LocoFocos who
maintain their cohesive power. Though on some
If the ballots a shsrpshooter smuses himself by
fying Of vet like the echo, he rebounds t. his place
the next There Is indication what viii he done. II
is coujeoiured this evening that nothing will he settled
tomorrow but that definite course will be adopt
ed 10 morrow evening for settling the momentous ques
lion on Saturday Audit is also thought by portion OF
the members that neither OF those in nomination
will be elected. Il may not be closed until Monday
P s. The Baltimore American of yesterday says
at the latest accounts the Legislature had baloted
sixteen times without making choice.
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LOUISVILLE and fOrt- ihnAl-sr SNtHSi'hNfs ''N''"e
There is beautiful amount OF Noth'ngHess Tor
tire friends of Polk, on lakes Erie Michigan. SC.
1t must be particularly grateful to the people. OF
Michigan who voted to sustain Mr.. Polk even after
he had vetoed their hsrbor bill. They seemed de
termned to go for him. as they pretend to go Tor
their country, right or wrong particularly rrong
Mr. KISo of Ga. reported a bill to-day from the
Naval Committee granting certain privileges 70
the New Y ork Y acht Clubs The bill exempts their
vessels from the psymeSt OF port charges IN the
different ports of the United States the vessels
to be put on the Same footing with vessels of tie
Navy to be subject to inspection by Naval Archi
tects and to be subject to use when the Navy De
psrtment shall so direct They are to adopt a nag
by which they are to be known. OF course they
are prohibited from carrying freight or merchandise
Among the strangers now in town | notice Mr..
y. 2. WILLIS and lady.
Mr. NEWTON, the new Wing Member from Ar
kansas % is expected here tonight lie IS repre-
scented being very fine gentleman and an elo-
quent speaker. hIoHELlEu