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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
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auf 6fentli6er Senbu 81 perfaufen.
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eed,a @auntn fcGeu am Conuerlfa9 een
25ifen 9cuember, nm 10 utr 8crmttags,
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nit 3uacb6r, 9clegcu in beidatem Jounld,ip,
qrenSeno an edno pou slbrabdm Rdufmdnn,
Satcb Sbrbaro, Qorens Stdbter uuo anoeru,
enthate 35 9Ider, mrbr oecr penigcr.-
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AwA SlrcilfDfi9e5 9SebnbauS,
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$50. 2-gine 9otte 0ol5(dnS,
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Qano ocn Sobn Rud, Samuel 0iinfer uno
onoeru, enthalttnb 3 sIder, mebr oocr ipeni
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Sc iit boe hinterfo1ene Bcrmoaen oes per-
ncrbcuen Scbn S,ecr9e SdluIcr, lesttin BON
befastem 1annfdip .@
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fclIeu psrfauft wcrbcn Gin SocI,cfen, ciier'
ner RefIel, cine slusnaM Sitdben9erdtbr,
@runctcereu tc;m SnItel, Scru uno Streb
beim 5,uueert Safcr i'm Strob, 70 mic cine
orcss 8crfd,ircrnheit anocrer 2lrnfcI, su um
ifdnclid, su melcen & .
Die 8rci'auu9sn AM 8erfaufstase unc
9mfnlrtun9 non .a@ .
gnrlri9 S6uler gr'cr.
9tcpembcr 10. rq3m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
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Iocbeu erbalteu uno su oertdufrn an erm
Suditohr BON
8rcB me 6eirer.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
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- genad1rittllcf leine Srruuce uno
6uuoeR, IoiDobi ols wie oas YubI
I'D finn ubcrbaupt, ods CT uon Gaia
- lauaua rpeaeeiceeR unc I'D, in III
IsNtanu uieperselafIeH bat, mo er icine pro.
feeiouele cieufc aQen benjeui9en anbietAs
lbn NIT ihrem 3utraucu bcchren mos
9en Seme s1Bohnnns it in Der pamiltcn
Siraee, erifes @dhans 6iiIid, pcn Wrcse's
Stcbr. @r erareFt biele @jeIcseubeit allen
cenjcni9cn lrinen inntgfieu Danf abSuitattcn
Gle i'm NIT ihrer SRuofdlaft in @rdnepiIc be,
rhrten-uno niro immer bereit fsiu ihueu fo'
tpchl ais alien anoeru nit feincr 9eIhidlid,'
fsit lu oienen, su tpcld1er 3cit Ie audi bel
ibm anfprefen niosen
ne Hrennoe uuo 5aunoen BON Or. Sebu
Ncmig iuerbcn ebenfaG6 beuahrid,ti9t, cas
1cId,e @inridituHaen ;niIten ih,n uno leinem
@rueer 9BilIiam aetroffeu tporoeu fiub, bae
ASnn Graercr abneieno, coer ein 9iotbfaa
eIhatsstsu il. ecBterer nit Sreuoe bic @e'
ftdfte oee @riieren uerlebeu ipiro, 70 rpie es
ucu ibnrnbcrlnnat tpsroen mag. su15
2lllentaun, gep, l5. .a sem
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22

9IIle 9Irteu Druder,9rbeit lpiro in bisfsv
Drudsrei 81 ben alIerniebri9ffeH preifen, u.
nuf Die fiirlsffe sInssise osvvidtetY,sf ~e
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
fonfaG ben 22ften Slcpember, 1S47.
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Sieft Qnifalt pre rom Gbrr. r. g. Dcuna,
A. NJ. unb tciner Srau stteitet mcrrer. Das @r,
tdusr in pel6rm rie Shulc 9ebaltcn irerbrn miro lit
eincs Der frgcnanntcn j6rmcrpatbnebeu Joaurr tnn
1T auf5 Shonfc seleScn an rer @ran,t res cilihcn
5brls ron Nllentaun. Oie Simmer in remtlten linr
seraumig iHip tcautm einSeribtet fur bas ScSis,
StuciIm, unb bic Stbulntunaen rer jun9cn Samen.
Sa ptr prin,iral rt(cs Snfituts mebr als rier
Sabrcn lang, tsbrtr i'm Olarfita Scilesium senricn
1T, uno Irint bnangltht Grfabrnus i'm ttntcrriobs
ten bat, 1c brff or iursrIidtIid eaB tr i'm Stanpe
frin Miro ot Gltsrn gu tefrieriscn pc ibrt S6dter
ieiner Nutliebt anpertrduen rpcrrcn. -
Sungs Damon ron jrrtm Qlter, oic ba leirn tSr.
men, merten in rcr Samr res 9priu,irals als &rif
9hn9er arSencnimcn iine "a rire man ibre 8eilinrs
Dtit Sittcn ino SempBrDciten init rlterlider sicte
u. Sreur teauhitisrn Sn Der Santlie 70 mic in Der
Shulc 1pa fit relSeft uiio mcralifbe SilpunS her
3rSnse ais cine Sabe rcn 9rc6er QebtiStcit an.
setthtu iniS tcbanrtIt lvrttn. t4
. Sas ShuljIbr mro IN ,irci Serinirtn ein9etbeilt
merben, n1mlitb Scnntrunc ISintcr Sislns. Gi
nc jcbe Sieilns ,pirp % 2Spden eaitcrn Die Grife
wro ibren 2tnfInS ncbmsn ben eriten Olcntag i'm
Olcnat Dla, ino bic 3weite rsu eritcn Olcntas i'm
Olcnat 9lcrclntcr.
2tm Gner trtr Situns mire Gin Siftntltes Gra.
men gcbdlttn ntroen nc Bonn Die Gltern lno Srfun
be ftltit lrbrr uno btrsn eSnnen mas bic Sbiler &C.
lcrnt batcn ..#
Cine .6alftt Der Ssiobtuns wire rtrlarst ,u I'm.
fang, une bic anbere -0dlft am &nee her Sisiln9.
SaSttbIcr (raB fnb teldbc bic nibt in rcr Qntalt
in rr Scit scbtn ,prllcn rrn crrm Nler, tnn Ie lr
fen t6nntn, ipereen dusenrmnrtl
Sn ftlscneen 2rriScn mirr Sriiuclbtr ttnterritt
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
SeDcf bicr !

Der lintsridrtebeue bat. fceben in 1sinem
lBaarenlager BON pbilaceIpbia erbul;en, Elm
friid,er unc nchlauserleiener 8crratb spn
S6ube uuo StiefeL d'H,'
bcnebenc aus Stefelu pcu jeber Dirt fir
Rdnnrr uuo 8naben 9rcbe uuo feline 6alb
ffiefsl fur Rineer uuo erwad,lene perlonrt :;
9rpbe uuo lciue Websftube bon jeocr Se
ncnniing, fcpie cine arcse @erfdiebenheit
Sunni Sdluhe fur Wiuuer, Weiter unc
!Rinocr peIdle wcblfcil fir Sdlt perfauft
rueroen.
Sappen! &appen!
sIud, bat er Elm 9rceer 8orratb Sapprn
pen jeoer 8enennun9 uno fdidiid fur Die
9eaenwdrti9s Sabr6Seit, iotpie aIIc 2Irtcn
trcdeue Bdarrn ocn pbilaoelphia crbaIter,
lpeId,c er 9eiounen III duGerit bldg fur 8adrs
9clo gu oerfaufen, in ieinem Stobrhaule bins
terbalb Sl9enbnd's 9aifhaule.
Senrp Zimmerman.
2Illentaun, Rco. 8. ra6m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22

S-"'oN' 81 0'foVhN" rH.a--#. F-H.t
AggA Ste SO q b I'm Il b .le,
:::: III cine Der pcrtreffIiffen in eincr
- - writen llmgc9cub, III fur 8uneen
uno Ronfmonns. 9lrbsii 70 pcrtrefaid, enge'
ridDtet, boB ite fciner anoeru i'm Stdat nad,'
ffeht Die Walfergepalt 1T eiue hrrrIid,c,
tiho eicGeftetreibti ijcBt 3 gaar Steinen-oer
Strcm III niefchlenc. DaIH Icllen audi 30
2der gutes eano, neb(t eincm 9uten Wcbn'
baus, StalIun9 II. {. 10. perIebnt ipcrben.
DieIr @ele9enbet iCute feiuesfaas nnbr'
must pcrilber 9eben 9claeeu rperorn, tneem
nid,t jeoen GAG frlfe often 1T.
Reitere Sefd,reibuu9 bed @iaenthums er'
adtet man fur iiberaaeis, iubem oieieniaen
Die es su reuten wlnfhen, cs cch erif III gln
9euItein nchmeu. Wtdn mcloc Id1 unoer'
,ialid, bel osm llnterseidnetrn @i9enthhmer.
8eIb fann bis ten ndd,lfen erlfen 2pril
Sofepb ltnan9f.
R0nputher I ~pb
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22

crInellI peEpCHJ HHHIltp' #." -#... e
esitn .. Tatur9eicbihte,
Sdlrebcn, WSclt9eld,idhte,
9Redmcn, Slumen uno Srduter
@eldna SfInce, a-
9lusudben, Girlhihte Ger Bibe[,
@nqiihe II. Ceuts pipholc9ie,
fd,e @rdmatf, Stcrnfuuoc,
@jecorapbie, 2IufIdBe Sd,reiben,
Sittenlehrc, lmo in alien ans
eern 3pei9en eeren Stuoium iu elmer 9rten
@r,iebun9 uno ferti9cn Silcun9 n0tbi9 it.
Seotn9un9en
Sir Srt, &csis, 18dftcn II. {. 10. bic 9ieuns s4s
Sur ltntrrrtdbt: Sctultr rrn Ills IL Sab. alt 10
g" ron IL tis u Sab alt IL
llnterridIt in @lapierfpiclen fpiro uon els
nem erfabrcneu NIB tiidti9eu 2ehrer, inter
bilioen Seoin9un9en, ertbciIt wcrocn. =
lBrr ndhere 2lusfnuft in S';ua auf eiclc
GnGtaft al baben fpiinltnt, bellebe idl an ben
prin,ipdI rocr an Den 9hrw. Soerrn Srobit,
Soeraus9sber bes Snscno Sreunces, III rprn'
ben.
81. g. 9)ouna A. M. prin,ipat.
anempfehIunstn: : Gtrw. Or. 9serinn
Gbnr Or. 6ctfteie, Gbrw. 3. Sbincd Gbrip' :.
y. Il. 8rmtcrstr Or, bteitcr, uno bic Ghr,r. Ser
rem Ours, 8crman, Sa9er Sellers, 2ealter H. Or.
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q. 8.-Da Der prinsipal ioalcid SeTe
bon oem beudmten Gebdnce nrhmen fam,
miro oicle gIntalt fur iunse Damen fd,cn
cen erffen Montas i'm Monat Sanuar errff
net rperoen. Dabcr weroen alIe biejeni9e,
wsIde wnnfden in Der Samilie ecS prinS'
pals aIs Sfcif9dnger augencmnen 81 per'
Den, erlud,t idb iobalo mic mS1lid bci eem
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
9DlnDl : Gt9entDum

Surh prtpat Saneel ST perlehnen.
Der llnterseihnete pilnidt ieine ftdbba
re WahImiiblc, nahe bel oer. Stabt Sethle
benz, 9icribamptSn @atnttps ourf pripdt
SNanoel sl perlcbnen. f-4. es
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-11-22
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15
American Review

Inc June number OF this periodical, published monthly
IN New York by ME. Geo. H. Colson has been re,oi.s
IsIeading article which Is OF great ability and which
a5ounds in instructive statistics ia devoted 10 the ir
lance and necessity Of Lake and Riusr in1pyop,1,,, ~
great West-a subject which derives additional ir,no
from the fact that Convention is in shor, time n ~.
sem5e at Chicago, for the purpose Of making The Voice m
mat section ct the Union, be omnipotent :, tho
national councils heard and felt on question i, which =
has such deep and vital interest. Nor this party
men' There Is division OF sentiment m the West land
we may add in the Morrill, this question; and we
Iure 10 predict that viii hereafter be elected IN m
Presidency, whose constitutional scruples Heaven save
the mark J will compel him Rive. aud H,rb,r bi
who recognizing the right aud duty Of Congress +, erect
lighthouses break-waers &c and 10 improve harbers on
the Atlantic coast for the safety OF foreign commerce de-
nes the power 10 construct similar works on the .inan
seas" OF the West Tor the safety OF domestic copmer
although the clause OF constitution which author
ICES Congress 70 regulate the one coners upon mai m
the power requisite the other asoi
Among other articles in the June number OF the Review
we were particularly pleased with scathing review from
tho brilliant pen Of III SeeTetario" edward VIM Jonn
sion' Esq OF thai most stupid and ridiculous book ea,sd
Sam Houston and MS Republic" the pen Of the most
consnmmae literary humbug Of the day c. Edwards Les
Ter. We do not know whether the author or the hero i
left IN more Pabs plight by the merciess reviewer.
We have also very able paper from the pea Of PROBES
Tucker, Of Virginia. "On the Dlngers 10 be pp,rloi
against in the progress Of the United satss; hg1v IN
eresng sketch o. tie life Of Major John r. Vn,on Nb,
was killed IN the attack Vera Cruz; valuable ariel.
"Tho European Gfan Market" besides quite vars
o. lighter articles, IN prose- and poetry, all o. which fay
sustain the previous high reputation Of the Review
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15

W The Washington letier-wrters say that no little
excitement has been produced that city by the action OF
the President in the appointment of Lieutenant Colonel
10 command the battalion Of troops just raised in tho Dis.
tct Of Columbia, and about be mustered into service
IL that the appointment promised TO Charles
Lee Jones' Eco "a son OF Gen. Walter jones' who has
consequently given his personal attention almost Exclusive
y to the duty OF procuring recruits and expended besides
thousands Of dollars. IL now said however ba
the appointment is to be conferred upon Capt Hughes OF
tho Typographical Engineers VINO doubtless very nc.
comPshed officer, but whose particular cltm upon the
office grove Of the fact that he is sonnaw Of The
Secretary Of War "Poomsc" Of the Baltimore Patriot
writes Some Of the friends OF Mr.. Polk say he ba, an
pointed Capt Hughes who has experience IN military al
fairs because he in the ilusous example presented
IN the case Of Gen. Pillow, the imprudence II not down
right folly, Of entrusng the lives Of a command i, tho
army TO an officer without experience The same writer
mentions that Of the eompsnies are 20 ncens
ed at the iuoatmen which they conceive Mr. Jones has
received the hands Of the Secretary that they have
prIed the War Department ths they do not desire 10 pro-
coed to Mexico under any other commander Ii Is sun
posed that Mr. lone, will present statement Of facts in
connection with this affair, the public
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15
The Mexican Tariff.

The loud complaints OF the injurious operation Of the
tArf OF duties recently enacted by the Executive by a
glazing assumption OF Legislative power, for the regulation
OF in Mexican ports in possession of the Anne
rican forces have length attracted the attention Of the
Secretary OF the Treasury. In the Union Of Saturday
night last appears Official notice from that Department
announcing several important notifications OF that Exeeu.
approval Of James X Polk The Secretary i, seems en-
laws, and the President approves vetoes them -
One advantage OF the OF this power by the Exc
cutive rather lhan by Congress in the fscy with
which, if system works badly i,may be amended with
the tedious and embarrassing process Of legislation
An Executive edic the work Of a single mind may cor.
the instant any defects in the system while
Congress might be engaged for weeks and months in
fIuiess effort remedy the evil Who can tell but thai
the eKemphhcation thus afforded Of the advantages of
e6utps legisaan may lead the transfer from Congress.
that branch OF the Government of the power to regulate
home tariTif not by amendment Of the Consiu-
tOn by its unrebuked assumption Indeed we have vet
be informed whence the President aud Secretary of the
Treasury derive authority make tariff for Mexican
ports in possession. which will Justify them in re-
RulatBg the duties upon imports entered at the custom
houses OF New York and Boston. Essentially Legislative
power is exercise by the Executive not less a usurpa
ZION in the than it would be in the other Doubt
less however be shown be IN exact accordance
with the Constitution and in conformity 10 the Reso
lutons OF 1898
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15
An Appeal 10 the benevolent.

IL is sufficient TO that Dr. FULLEE will preach
this evening in the First Baptist Church. ensure crowd
ed audience But when is added hat he will appear as
the organ Of the Female Union Benevolent Society," and
the friend and advocate Of he DESTITUTE POOR At Qua
DOORS, who. in consequence Of the high price Of food
Of employment, &c. compelled appeal to the chair
tabo for aid, It be doubted that the house will he
filled to ovoifowng We hope tia, sdch will be the case
and not only that the people will flock to the church bur
that they will go th''her prepared make liberal dons
Tons to an object which, after all. has infinitely stronger
claims ih'n any and all others upon our sympathy and aid
We will add that those who do intend TO give ought
not TO BY occupying the seats, they will crowd o,
others more literally disposed; and NJ one can desire
on "a occasion Of tbs sort, sure TO be like the
IN the Scriptures who would neither enter in himself nor
urrmii nihnfa O enLet M
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15

Judgment Of $4,000 swarded few dsys rnec.
'n fnisdeph'. against the Bank q Kentucky a15 In IA
vof Of Cen Leslie Combs of thai State The facts Of ,
ea,e a'c 'hus stated by tho New Yoh, Commercial.
~ may be remembered that shares Of Kentueky Bank
80; 20 on immense amount were ffsuduenty sod by
O'V i'v'ea Loyis then cashier Of the schuylkil B,pk
80 nooo'phn nod agent there Tor the Kentucky Bank
n.n ,ue loud was discovered Lows fed 10 Teas The
Tor restitution Of The shares ,lsging ts,, ,ss i
Wss Ie'ponso'e Tor the Of it, cashier The tcs
nm9ny o. Lewis became Indispensable to tho KsbtueEv
ps, 10 he progress OF the suh but be refused 10 return
unless pardon granted him The s~,.-,s. -. -.
by M Combs 70 The Bank Of Kentucky were In obi,nng
this pardon end inducing Lewis 10 come baeL And s.C
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15

NEw ORLEAVs. June 6.
'rHE REMAINS o. HERoEs.-The schooner Gen Patterson
which arrived yesterday from Brszos Sanusgo brought The
hOnOrCd rcmans Of Col Mckee Lieut. Col CLAW Capts vii
DE aud Lincoln Lieut. Powell Adt Vaughan ard Private
HTfouer. oil OF whom fell B1ena Vista molly stemniny
ne tide Of battle The names Of some % these have been
made immortal by their deeds that oyonifu field and
hope, nay, their remains will not be low
ed 10 pass through city IN their las resting
place. without the respect due 70 heron and devotion TO
country being paid 20 them PicavuHs
FoR the BEAzgs AND NEEA CErz-The James I, Day
which sailed las evening had ard tho following r,s
ssngers: Col @ w BuHor 81 DfigOons, LII 5 Hlvi
land, Aduant; Lieut. Che Rsdz-n.rlk Adi1tant; Isost
Ioab wilkinson, 18Th lnianty Li.ut Wrac1u 81 Iaap.
try. Capt Leslie Chase. A U u Capt ID Ghos1p A q.
s As-t Surgeon Felix; Mni Gw,nr 9th Infsntry Csrt
Won HON, 81 lnianuy C1pt LOyeIi. 9th Infantry ;
Lionh Heucnck.on Wllms1n aud O'5uIlivan oi th1 81
lnanty Mfs Runoo. Nr Blrns and $50 men Of the 81
and 9th Infantry under MaI Gwinn.
The Galveston leit with 80 horses and 100 mon Tor
Vera Cruz Whittier end W + Waterman went ss
passengers.
Tho " steamboat Gen H-mor will leave on Monday
!1r Bfszos ond he Rio Grande.-B
FEol rHE RIO GRkyDr We learn from Dr. Holland =,
passenger % tho vessels rom Bsz. Santiago vbe
arrived last evening, that Col Jack U1ys with H. nj
n TcxaH Ranacrs Paio Alt, resly DO r,,,-b H.,
marsably hno body ol men.
our n'ormant on tho wny down from Gen Tfylo,,,
camp, met Col Coghan Inspector General Of the Army
the way up fl Join Gen TnyI0r escorted ty Vrt,rg
Grey, and bis company u Texans.
Col Doniphan was understood 10 DO sul az Parrss
We understand hat Or. Beard son Of Mai ] a B-,rJ
has been appointed surgeon Of the H. 5ops a SERIAL.
vo.
The pairing scene between the Mississippi Regncp,
and Gen. Taylor, told, affecting In Tho esuee
~ the marched BY him 10 their houcs over.
powered with recollection OF the high deeds wh eh had
cndcaed Them 20 him, and with their demonsratons n
respect and aeou0n, be attempted IN address hon
With tears streaming down HE fuuowed checks III he
could tay vac. go on boys-go OIL csa't spssk-H
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15
EXCHANGE
y. Y. COMMERCIAL ADvERrrsER OFFICE.
SaImrdaA Innn 10 u AZ

Saturday, June l2-2 p. NJ.
ne sales OF Cotton for the week ending evening sum
up about 100 bales including $500 bales Upland and Flor
ida ana 1861 Mobile and New Orleans. The arrivals for
the same period 47l2 bales Prices day are about
oil cent per pound lower than Saturday last but al the
close sellers do not press quite much the market
There Is very little business doing Cotton today and
no change in prices.
The tonr market to-day rather fmer than IL has here
oiore been during the week. and some demand
for export tho home trade and the pment the East
ward, while the quantity offering small holders are able
TO realize little higher prices. Michigan good order
brings $3.50 and Genesee So, 1854, the latter
for better than brands Some holders being re-
ieved by the export demand have Withdrawn from the
ke In Southern flour the sales small at 50 25
There is good demand for Wheat aud white Genesee
would bring S2,20 and Ohio red $1,000 10. Rye is
lower and can be bought at 81 3OaS IS sale of2SOO
bushels Of Barley was made al 90 Corn Is ia good
request al 81 ,l5aSl 30 for NOihern Yellow. 81 I5a
SLIT Tor mixed. Pure white beng and much
wanted. would brog Sl2s. Oats are without change and
worth 63a65 cents
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15
From Liberia.
We find in the n O. D.lra the following letter from the
Agent OF the Colonization Society:
MoyzSSf, II .ihe,;,N M,r.L 1919


Agent OF the Colonization Society;
MoSRosIA U.iberia) March 24 lsl7
DEAR SIR: / may here sfat. boVev.r
that DUNG the last year, very defcbe Improvement
has been made in tho cultivation Of the SOIL which in Lii
IBERIA, well IN every other part II the world IL the
best road wealth and independence The progress In
thr branch OF industry, although great as IL ought TO
have been, cynccs splI perseverance and of self re-
lance which a. the present the history of this IN
FAINT commonwealth l. perhaps necessary than during
any former period excepting OF course. the years I'M
edaey succeeding the founding Of the colony by hand
fol Of undauned sprs amidst waf-crie Of surround
ing savage hordes vino seemed determined 10 exteminats
the e germ from which has grown up tree stil
young, bot vigOrOus-its limbs still enargnR suread
ing, and inviting the descendants Of II. former enemies 10
come and repose in it, refreshing shade-to pluck from IL
boughs the fruit Of civil aud christianity The Tree
OF Liberty the Western Coast o. Africa
You will doubtless nave SEEM before arrival Of this let
ter statements OF the acton which the citizens Of Liberia
eaken IN reference formal declaration Of severe
~ and independence. Whether Little ship of state IS ID
be able keep her course and glide safely and securely
OyeTihe turbulent pillows Of poncal independence is a mat
Ter which yet to be determined. Although am some
times fearful that unexpected beskors may be in her
course aud unseen difficulties may arise impede her p-o
gress not 20 swamp her amidst the rolling surge Of am
hilton and nnarchy-yet hope that the same watchiu
Providence may be her. which has almost mracu
lousy nterposed the preservation Of the colony from ID.
earliest epoch 10 the present hour.
Al election which was held last month eleven dele
gates we're chosen 10 represent the people in National
Convention. 10 DO held IN July next. Tor the purpose o.
forming constitution and making other necessary
arrangements preparatory TO formal d. carauOn to the
world Of the sovcre gny and Independence the State or
Republic OF Liberia. governor president will be
elected by tho people October or November. aud
the new government will into operation the LIT Jan
uafy, 1915. You're, very respectfully,
J. W. LUGENBEEL.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1847-06-15
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Exchange England Is on the decline again lot
of 10000 pounds Sterling, city drawn, sold 1864 The
rate, however lOGiIO6t Francs dull At
5'Jl 5a53O II there n any continued fall importation Of
specie must again commence.
Money ~ getting abundant Treasury notes have
lO6ilO65 and loans easily be made on them
at per cent Good notes selling IN the
and per
Freights very brisk. The bulk the shipments are
for Lvo'poo and London a. in America and Is 3D. FOR
foreign vessels IS paid freely.
The price Of flour, and wheat Is sustained and not
whstanping tho receipts very great the stock does not
accumulate. The whole Eastern county, together with
portion OF New Jerley and Pennsylvania, dependent
this city and uod' TO this there large foreign de-
mand