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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-30
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-30

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-30
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Staot 2IIcntnun fortbctrsbt a(Ilpo er 9rs
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-30
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tcn 8rli,pcroen, bat i1c ihres 8leiden nidt.
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Sbieren, &c. su beilen, feblt IIc niemals.-
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neubrano i'm narmen Better oerurfaht, iit
lie Gin nnfeblbares Wittel furSum fur ale
2irteu Wunben uub BeldNpsroen 9e9et tpeIs
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gebrdud'tl nno geben ihr cas bette Cob. Sie
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den, cmpfchlen ciclclbe.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1847-08-30
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uno fcatet Shr midt bel Der ndhffen 8abl nit
einer Webrbeit @uerer Stimmen bsehreu, 70
oeripred,e ii, 6ie paihten ocs 9Imtes nit
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
Nev-Jer-ey-klsier-.

The Legislature Of New Jersey will convene at
Trenton to morrow, and the Message OF Gov STRAIT
ton will probably be communicated on w ednesday
What the Governor will have to say we cannot pre-
diet but we have word TO offer TO the Leslsia'
ture which, in this day of general liking for short
messages, We hope they will receive with favor.
Aciers and other States of similar civilization
and refinement had formerly habi. OF levying tn
butte on all Commerce passing along their coast
uoder penalty of conhscaton to the property and
csnt;vity TO the citizens Of the nations refusing to
nav the demand. But, since reading the Law Of
Nations by the vivid though ftfu light Of the can
non and mortars of Decatur Exmouth, etc. these
powers have come to the unanimous conclusion
that this mode OF taking in the deenceess stranger
is unwise and improbable, and they have all re-
sorted TO other means Of raising the needed sup
plies.
We respectfully commend their conclusion and
their example to the enlightened consideration OF
Newt ersey. That State has for many years raised
a large proportion Of her Revenue by taxing all
who pass through her territory by the Railroad,
whereby she realizes some $4,000 per snnun.-
Other States have involved themselves deeply in
debt 70 make Railroads and Canals TO facilitate in-
tercoure; New-Jersey has carefully avoided this,
but levies tax on every person crossing her sur.
face by Railroads on which she never expended a
penny' Her own citizens are manly exempted
from these impositions, but all else have to suffer
I And the railroad monopoly is frequently abused
for exscting such high fares, by thousands who
utterly ignorant that portion Of the proceeds Is
srasped by the State with no color OF night there
for but that OF the bold aGyenIurer who stops ira
velers on the highway with a loaded pistol and Al
! exhorts,ion to stand and deliver.
Is i, possible that New Jersey will muca lcnge
persist in this injustice
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
BY Telegraph.
Saturdays Proceedings.
ALBANY, saturday Jan. ?
SENATE.

The Senate has had under discussion resolution
asking the General Government 10 refund the expenses
incurred by the state IN equpping &c the Volunteers
for Mexico After time spent thereon was laiu
over until MOndHy. a., ..
A hill was reported apprOpriatng portion Of the IN
come OF the school Fund the Society Tor the hsioi
nation of Juvenile Denquents IN the Guy oil Ne"
York ,.,,
Al this hour y O'Clock the resolution offered oy Mr.
UuI against the Extension OF Slavery in newly &C
qured territories taken up referred TO the tom
nitiee of the Whole and ordered % be printed .
Mr.. BEACH reported bill 10 change the method Of
conveying conyicts to the state Prisons Also tne pres
en-, manner OF paying Inspector .,, ,A ,,;,,,,.d.
Mr.. WILLIAMS brought IN on. 20 ei 81 ro 1''
west OF Albany to carry Freight tree oil lon; a..
After which the Senate went into Commi'tee oi u'e
Whole upon the Governors Message
ASSEMBLY.
The Assembly has been, since the opening TINS
,,orning chiefly occupied on bill introduced by una
nnous consent pay the members and officers oil me
Legislature necessary expenses in consequences oil the
provisions OF the New Constitution
Notice was given OF ba 10 reduce the tees oil County
Clerks ,,-,.I o,... n,
The Speaker announced Messrs. Walsh Boss ba
,rick r smith and Develin the select commute on er
Walshs resolutions relative TO Hours oil LABOR oy AP
Wso he Committee on Capital Punishment Messrs
Could RAthbone Bascon Perkins and J. Davis
petition presented from Isaac L. hA'e- ou' ~
n ocol claiming the seat OF Mr. Monianyer one oil
The Whip Members returned from Ulster Co COY one
vote -, 81, ,,,,.o.. -. =
The bill tor the reei Of the New iork 'ounteers "ss
repor,ed back with amendments By the select commit
tee OF I'VE TO which ii had been referred
The bin as amended approprates zen thousand oot
lars as an outfit for he volunteers ak tnoVsAnn
~ which the Commissary General 10 authorised 70 ex
bend in the purchase Of tents, clothing &c; Inc re
Framing four thousand dollars are 10 be equally d'l9eo
rnonv the officers musicians and privates Agreed 20
n Committee Of the Whole and ordered TO be engosseu
for anal reading on Monday. r.
NJ Rr-rRrcK offered a. resolution calling upon Con
res 10 reimburse the state Of Newfcrk IN certain
moneys advanced for the use OF the volunteers.
The resolution OF the senate IN relation 70 INC oiuh
teers SC received. NJ. u
Mr. PERKrxs offered bill securing the Rights Of
Abn was offered TO provide against the Extension o.
I slavery In the New Territories
/ After some other business Of minor cnsraceI th'
I House adjourned 81. . -
T NfscELLAyEoUs-Mr. BAXTER Of New ork' Is ex
pected % resign hi. in the House In lew Gays
with the intention Of joining the volunteer regiment
BUFFALO saturday Jan. p
The snow Is one foot IN depth, and the wind oowin
A gale.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
DIED

n, the OH ms, al the residence Of B. Oakley, in Jer
sey City ANN ELIZA OAKLEY daughter oil JAMS ana
c. A. Fuller aged years and months
- Uucs papers please copy. ,., H..
On the morning OF the 9th inst OF lingering illness
ANN NJ only child Of Richard J. and Mara Pon-mus'
in the 18th year OF her sge.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited 70
attend her funeral on Monday afternoon, LIN INST
o'clock The funeral services viii take place a, the
second Wesleyan Chapel in Mulberry ct near beecker
On day morning ABRAHAMNEWHoCsE' aged
20 years. ,,.L..
Funeral this Monday afternoon, from the Aetnods'
Church in Second-st near avenue {. Services 70 com
rnence at 81 Pm The friends and relatives OF NE si
y and OF his brother John, invited to attend win
out farther invitation. e
AZ Berryville. Clarke Co Va 18th ut George Heife-
bower in MS sd year. Mr. H. removed To Virginia
from the state Of Maryland forty years since and
for thirty years resided upon Audley farm Though
too Young during the trying times Of the Revolutionary
war for service in the neld be yet performed his part
having assisted at the ace Of li to guard the HessIsn
prisoners.
wife OF Hon J. D. Cassst member Of the Indiana House
of Reure-edrarlyes.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
Late from the Array Of Occupation.

IRON the N. ". Dcildf u
CAPTAIN Brown OF the schooner Robert Mills, was
informed by Capt Todd of the u : Army, that santa
Anna the head OF 1900 troops, was on his way ana
within four days of Sstilo-and that Gen Worm IN
able maintain his ground against such ovsr"neln
numbers was slowly falling back in the direction OF
Monterey and that Gen Taylor, IN anticipation OF an
attack that city iortiying II 81 every hssAaue
point. II was stated that Gen Patterson, VINO was on
his march from Camsrgo Tampico, being male aware
of the state of affairs had contaminated me DIVISION
under his command, and was rapidly advancing oy
forced marches Tor Monterey.
Prom Mr.. Fowler gentleman OF this c'ty, VINO came
passenger to the steam propeller Virginia and no eit
Ssllllo the 18th ult have subsequently, learned
that previous 10 his leaving Gen. worms spies nAu
come into camp and reported that santa Anna was
within three OF four days march Of sao and rapidly
advancing, al the head Of about 5000 mer. Ten
Worth Immediately sent an express TO Cen Isyiqi
which reached him al Nicioris al ii O'CLOCK n On ,le
l7th: and al clock A. NJ. the next day, ten Taylor
dispatched two regiments the kentucky and lennes
see volunteers to reinforce Gen Worth al SAlhno' IN
tending 10 follow himself soon as possible VITA a.
his dsposabe force. Gen Taylor fei conudehi OF nis
being able 10 arrive AZ Sato before Santa Anna could
reach there The whole force OF Zen lAyioI Wouis
then amount 10 about 10 900 men which he eonsdete1
sufficient cope with any force that santa Anna e0uo
bring against him.
To dsy we shall be in receipt OF our correspondence
by the Virginia which vessel had not come up 70 tns
city at late hour last night when We shall De ensoied
TO lay before our readers the fun details
FROM TANPIoo.-The news from Tsmpico IS not
q
NOR of Mexican force advancing for It's recapture haa
subsidized and Col Gates, the Commsndant Al tae une
OF the sailing of the Empresario, felt eonndeni OF man
tanning the city against any iorce me AeA $50 ~
bring against IT, The hye thousand Meucans WHICH %
previous advices said 20 have shown IN
the vicinity o. the city turned out 10 be band OF ms
rsudng rsneheros who left suddenly as they came
The n. o. Commercial Bulletin has the following
letter
MArAxoxos Dec. y. 1916 ?. NJ.
Several persons going 70 your city. all Of whom
fr0m Monterey they say They Will carry AlaI M
ing 10 the situation OF Gen Worth AZ sanl
To- and the advance Of large force under santa Anna
have endesvored 10 ascertain the particulars and DO
not credit the They may be true, but the eN
press spoken Of arrived here yesterday, snd no such
dispatches said TO have been sent have been
/ ceived.
One thing is certsu-licn Patterson has not changed
his toward Victoria with the force under his
command, A. he would probably do II santa Anna
advancing toward Satillo with the force represented
The Of his column lett to-day with the exception
few wagons.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
Total .i5ll y IN. - = = -

Loco plurality, e73........Do lfs...-...--Do- d.
Onehalf OF the Liberty vote would have cleo
tod decided opponent Of Texan Annexation and
the War 10 which it has gwen rise, but they were
thrown for an utterly hopeless candidate and thus
the candidate favorable % Annex alton and the Mex
lean War slips in. and the result will be trumpeted
as verdict in favor Of our most recent National
Iniquties, though there is e popular majority Of
657 against them The votes Of those who con
denim the Wings for not going far enough IN op-
posing the policy Of Polk Co. actually count ne
taror Of that policy, at all events are virtually
lost to the cause Of opposition Must this be al
ways So
Essex County. from which we have no returns
is included in the District Its vote VIII nstorsiy
reduce but cannot overcome Pecks majority
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
SsAp rss LkfffR fScN
MAJOR GENERAL MOskLkl

dad ss.bs y yos oas
Nrw.YckK. January ISIS
ManAN-The sNCsLLEScs asd utility II yoar lusty cei'
ebrsied COLD CANDY shovh not be questioned
Having tested In is in MY own family, take plea
sure in seknow ed ns its beneficial effects has Proved
esecua ia removing ucsi obstinate eoagh Il Is eN-
ceedngy soothing to he lungs IN removing iSSirAtiti'
and 50 DELICIOUS s ,gPtic,rcS thai iis use sSf'
sisrtsLE am. with great res peci. your friend Nc
WILLIAM H. MOsELEN, 81 Brostwsy
To Mss JERvis SSS Brcsdway.
Next door 10 the Tsberusele
Sold BY MRS JERylS SIS BROADWAY, wNt doos 10
the Tabernacle.
ASsxrs-Rushton 4 Co. 10 Aslcr House. lie and -
Broadway. Blscsett Set Bowery; Buroson % Sx,hs'e.
nue. II aud 100 Avenue Elys, 5S iudson-st Nelson.
cor Of Catherine Msdson Lecount corner q Gfsnt
and Division s,s; and Mrs Hays, $50 Ful,cn-st. sni
Ausnlic.sL Brookyo
" Eseh package is invariably signed MRS. ". JER
Wis.
Putup in packages offs 2. a. and 81 each jii 'ecd
~ BocLs's HyPgsoS FLUID-rhls excellent sftice
winning public favor IN eNrsordn mary degree but
vet IN manner commensurate VIII iis superior merit
The brasty brsfrry hair i assuming SHAY and
glossy Character beneath is potent influence, u anything
but moderate. As for cusneous eruptons upon the era
mum IL implscable enemy, sud eradcScs them " l
all possible ease with dandr ard every Other csufeef
OF Natures chosen sdornment FOR the toppece Of The hu
family. To crown ALL Mr.. Boyle 10 decidedly man
OF science and gentleman. Boston owe hfsnch.
For sale by A b. ID SANDS, Druggists, 100 tu.lon =
,hrSas CHOU, he United States III SIeoa
rvvB P,INeS IS ihc salhoriled agent and Is daily
receiving subscriptions and advertisements to most OF ne
New'York Boston, Philadelphia ami Baltimore His
agency In New \ orb 10 In The TT bune buildings y "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

F,rAL AooIpKSr rRox 6uS coTTcs.-A boy
nod lewis Mslisee was killed a. Pittsburgh on the
,h Nv ,s occidental discharge OF Psio IA the bands
mi & w Fenner private in The s'ce kson siuHeiss.s
loaded two barrels OF his revolver pistol VAN
- a,,.>n Pinaine some difficulty in driving one o.
Sc charges down he about putting bis hand IN n,s
fr de purpose of procuring an instruae o. %
draw the charge. AT that momea. one - -,
ana he ~. lodged in the night breast Of Nsssee WAC
was standing sbou, six feet distant Ise unioTonS.s
yoasA ca Receiving the wound slsPped his hand .Po,
NE place and after staggering about roo Ile.' e -
The ball wss net extracted. nor could Il Be iouna y
probing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

The third attempt to elect Member OF Congress
IN the Nth North EASTERN District Of Vermont
has resulted in the choice Of LucIrs B PICK, Loco
By some 800 majority BY the laws Of Vermont
an absolute majority or over half tie entire vote
is required At The first two Elections for Members
OF Congress. whea. # no choice be made mere
plurality, or highest number OF votes. elects on the
third trisL TINS has Just taken place with the fol-
loving result.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

House and ot 25xll9 No 81 Fourth stu Sl2g75
House and lot 25xloa No = Atuiry- 49,. 5Ol5
House and 10, s9xI2s Lsurrrs a. near Amtyst. 6725
House and lot IL 6xil l9l Em-si.----- 800
Lot ives, SIDE Hadson-s; extending through 10
GFeenWnieh near Troy a. . 4Nl2T-----.----- JSOU
Lot southwest corner Hudson and Jane St - feet
front - ieet rear, 10 deep -----------.-- $500
Lot west SIDE Hudson, near JArest 25x-s p. 2vo
Lot north side IAnest Eighth-av. xx-7 o. 2lOc
q sssss S.. ......... .. *. 100
Lot north side OF HcrAtio-st near Asylumst
DIX o.---.------- Af''
- ss. $40 %. . .a I.soc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

~ Those Ethiopian Minases. the best band Of negro
nsers dancers and extrzvsgsnzists in he county
a. Is. Museum. siac crowded houses this eher-oon
and evsnrg especially - hat great Balloon Panorama OF
rooaor portions OF England and Germany, s 10 be
hibrd sfer having renovated by tie best artists IN
New.York and Tie nimifabe Great esterr appears
IN a, entire and original me.nge and the Chapman
Family con- tribute fneir euots the anuserenfs Of the
sadiences The xaseari never presertod richer com
be-f2u houses
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
Buainfes Notices.

s,>os's s.asuakILLs---" Look apon toe nDto~''
ssys he 500 Of ssssk. and prsiss Hm hat risdeit
Very bsasful Il IN The bris ktness thereof
The heaven about with glorious circle and The hsads OF
Ire Most High have beaded n" batus alone n he
sr.ssrs q creation the eshefi. bow
phenomena OF and H. hal he wondsf.wofsins
power Of the CommOn FISHER manifested. BY every
hs.msnt OF every leaf IN every SIRE cf every root
soafisaes sd fdss IN fsrhs c.den some wise parPe.s
to unknown, perhaps. but su wise AMI bepsncert-
isfllec. The eyceenee Of Of The ess' sfrscse
creations in he vegetable knsdcm re aalsefssy
q His bounty In Tire s,ringy, sh'yecd horoas punches
u he ssssparlls tie has secreted balm oT disease
Of fai value than AL he gems with Which lie has
studded he mres 81 Goeonds Ali The sPdary fash.
ica. from he crude the bs1ns ewe has Inc ase
u Scenc. distilled from The la charged rcos Is priceless
ELIXIR.
Prepared snd cod. Wholesale AMI retail BY A 3. D.
SANDS. Wholesale Druggists, leo fatcn-s- corner Of
Williams ~ Broadway and n Esss Broadway New
York sold also by Druggists generally throughout Tie
United sts-s Price 81 per bottle. or Gin eosIes of -
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rw Rev BERNARD 0RknLi, pastor Of -
r..riel. Church le this city Tuesday TOR Mstsmo'
80 h.ra his brother recently deceased has leit him
nv VIII an estate valued al $4,000. The deceased
s2o,hsy wss merchant aud had resided some hiteen
ulu .s us,suor,. Rochester Dem.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

SUPERIOR CovRr-Mr. John Duer made motion
tor the admission OF person practice under the new
Constitution He said be had read Blackstone, Il OF
good character AID q years OF age. The motion
wss viewed ~ some persons rather ieeler than
otherwise The matter is uujer advisenent
Decision .-C0raelils Driso0I vs.. jams Viaies.-
Judgment OF the Court below reversed
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MAR RIED.

Al St Peters Church. Auburn, On the TN INST oy rev
Charles seymour Mr. THOMAS LAWRENCE, !r. Of
thls city 10 Miss EvELlNA THROOP, youngest dsugn'
ter Of Weller Weed, Esq Of the former place