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Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

III The N. Y. Mirror says the sta:emens
that VIM. b. Astor has given $4,000 to the
poet Halleck is with foundation.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

ur Peter G.. Brooks, of Boston. pays the
very respectable tax Of S7,567 10. Abbott
Law rences taxes amount TO 80, ,0gs 40 David
Sears, 81, ,O2y 60 /: Robert G. Shaw, 1916 90
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

All eyes are now turned with some anxiety
to the next intelligence from Mexico. The
Administration are not sanguine Of ob,anngs
treaty.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

FUNERAL or M,JoR yISros.- .--Tucslay,
May nth, has been fixed upon by the Commit
tee for the funeral solcmnities of the late Ma
jcr yin,on. The military companies have been
invited 70 take part in the ccremonies
Proc. Jour.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

SPoILISc AN 1LLUsTRATIoN.-The following
good 'un' is from that spicy and exccant
family paper, the Dollar N-icspapr;'
A clerical friend gave us an illustration of
the danger Of relying upon physical Smiles to
illustrate moral truths, where the former is not
fdlly at home in the latter. A divine of some
pretenslons to elOquence, was about TO preach
IN Philadelphia upon faith and morals He
wished to show that neither, of itself, would
save; and that 1t was only the harmonious ac-
ton of both that can save. In racking his
brain for suitable illustration, he hit upon
most satisfactory idea, especially as from its
locality, many watermen attended the church.
30 clated was he with the happy thought,
that he ascended the pulpit with more than
usual confidence.
AS his sermon neared the point for the de-
nouement, he introduced with considerable
flourish the following silnile the result of which
will appear.
Ny friends, il will be an easy task to prove
tl you the utter insuificiency of either faith or
wnks taken separately. Suppose were in a
b b,at, tossed by the angry waves, and for safety
SEEK the shore, just visible i'll the hazy dis
tance. have two oars one is the oar of
faith, and the other is the oar of works. |
take the oar of faith on one side, and pulling
at it find that it whirls me round and round
to the right leading me no where then
take the oar of works, and it wheels me about
to the left with the same result What is to
be donel
He was going on to finish his rhetorical
flourish, with an air Of Triumph, when water
mtn, who, following him in spirit, seemed in
eat distress at his nautical skill, cried out i,
Why scuH her to be sure
This unexpected suggestion knocked the
balance Of the well-rehearscd sermon out ofthe
clergyman head and with few confused re-
marks he brought it to a close Il, opposite as
cin be imagined to his anticipaliols.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

KIDsAPPER CoSvIcTED.-Richard Jester OF
Carolina County, Md, was convicted and sen.
fenced TO the penitentiary for two years by the
Dorchester County Court, on "Wednesday last
for kidnapping OF stealing negroes.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

DP Thomas w. Williams, Of New London,
has been elected President Of the New Lon
don, willimantic and Springfield Railroad.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

FmE.-A large, three story wooden block,
on Annawan street, the property Of Edward
Mcmahon, was discovered to be on fire in ono
of the stores of the first story on Monday night
between IL and IL o'clock. Three stores in
the first story were burnt, and the goods in
them were either destroyed or ruined. A con-
siderable amount of goods in the basement,
mostly groceries, were also destroyed. Owing
to the vigilance of the Fire Department, the
fire was principally confined to the first story
and the basement. The fire having got between
the partitions and between the floors and plais-
tering, it was difficult to get at it, but as soon
as access was obtained TO the fire, il was spec
dily extinguished. The amount of damage
we have not learnt-but it must be large. In
sured for the full amount.-E X. Monitor.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

ur Elder Dudley, Of Grafton, N. IT,, has
been indicted for the murder Of his wife, and
will I've tried in October
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

The Newport Artillery made fine appear
ance on election day, accompanied by the Provi-
dence Brass Band
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

PiTrsBuRG. Two thousand new buildings
are undcr contract IN aud around Piitsbury.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

HoRRID DEATH.-We learn that German
named John Draph, came to his death in the
following manner, on Tuesday night, in the
town of Riga. According to the statement of
his wife, he was intoxicated in the evening and
quarreled with her. He finally went out 10 an
ashery, and his wife went to bed On looking
for him the next morning, he was found to have
fallen backwards into large potash kettle, two
thirds full Of very strong ley, and completely
eaten up from his head TO his thighs, scarcely
a particle of his bones being left. 1t is sup
posed he fell asleep while leaning against the
arsh upon which the kettle was elevated.
Rnch Dem Inursdau
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04

pointed to count the votes for General Officers
reported, that the whole number of votes for
Governor was 0Sl5.
Necessary for choice, 1908
For Elisha Harris, 5605
For Adnah Sackett, 1868
Scattering, 437
Majority for Harris, 1878
Whole No. of votes for Lit. Gov. 979l
Necessary for choice, 1896
For Edward w. Lawton, 57l3
For John d. Austin, 1874
Scattering, 34i
Majority for Lawton, 1895
Whole No. of votes sec'ryfate, osas
Necessary for choice, 1912
For Henry Bowen, 5747
For Levi Salisbury, 1926
Scattering, $40
Majority for Bowen, 1872
Whole No for Att. General, 9s03
Necessary for choice, 1902
For Joseph NJ. Blake, 572l
For Horace A. Manchester, 1924
Scattering, 35s
Majority for Blake, 1889
Whole No. for Gen. Treasurer, 0S27
Necessary for choice, 49li
For Stephen Cahoone, 574S
For Nathan Hammett, 1874
Scattering, 3l5
Majority for Cahoone, 1869
The usual resolutions declaring the above
named persons duly elected to their respective
Offices, for the year ensuing, was adopted.
The oath of office was then administered to
the Governor and Lieut.. Governor by the Sec
retary of State and to the Secretary of State
Attorney General and General Treasurer. by
the Governor.
The usual proclamation of the election was
then made from the balcony of the State House,
and salute fired by the Artillery Company,
from the Parade.
The Grand Committee then separated.
The House adjourned until Wednesday
morning, at o'clock.
Wednesday, May 3D..
The House met at o'clock, agreeably to
The following committees were
by the Speaker soon after taking
the chair:
The three first are joint commuters to which
the Senate will add the number prescribed by
the joint rules.
Conricts Petitions. Hidden, Spencer, Bor-
den, Lillibridge, Brown.
MiGtia.-Turner, Fiske, Rathbone, Holden,
Dana.
Accounts. Harris, Randall, Bor-
den, Peckham
Judicimy-Boswor Ames, Dixon, Cram
ston, Weeden.
Real Esate-Hazard, Bayley, Watson, Cog
geshall, Gavit.
observation-disclosures, Wolf, Angel, Davis,
Watson.
Enance--Whipple, Hu,chins, Bowen,
Church, Tourtellot.
rporationS-Amcs, Dana, Rhodes, Allen,
Arnold.
Agricuhurc-Church, Gould, Hazard, Of S.
X. Anthony, Pearce.
On motion Of Mr.. Ames, the consideration
ofihe docket Of private petitions was postponed
to the June session.
Various Bank returns and accounts, were
received and referred
Mr.. Ames introduced two bills Cor changing
the organization ofthe Court Of Common Pleas.
and making further provision for proceedings
in the Supreme Court, which were read and re-
fered to the Committee on the Judiciary. On
motion Of Mr.. Whipple, the bills were ordered
to be printed. Mr.. Cranston introduced the
bill which had been acted on the last session for
taking a State valuation, and moved It's refer
ence TO select committee. The motion was
agreed to, and the following committee ap.
pointed, Crans,on, Hutchins, whipplc.
The House adjourned 10 . r. VI.
Herald of the times, and Rhode Islander. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1846-1849, 1848-05-04
6eralo of the Gimes
RH0DE-ISl ANDE ER;
NEWPORT.
Thursday Morning, May 4, lS4S.

| The GENERAL ASSEMBLY convened IN this
town, Tuesday, agreeably to the requisition OF
the Constitution, and after being escorted by
the Newport Artillery, Coz. C.. G.. PERRY,
from the Governors lodging at Mrs. Murrays
in Pelham-street to the State House at 10 A.
NJ, the two houses were Immediately organ
lied by the choice of officers. In the Senate,
C.. G.. Perry, Esq, was reelected clerk, on a
written ballot, in which 2l votes were given
for Perry and for Il. A. Jenckes, of Provi-
dence.
The House Of Representatives was called to
order by the Hon. ii. Y. Cranston. After the
certificates had been received and the members
sworn, on motion of Mr.. Allen, Of Warwick,
SYLVESTER G.. SHERMAN, Esq. ,ofNorth Kings
town was unanimously elected Speaker. Mr.
$. made his acknowledgements in neat and
characteristic speech, and called upon the
House to complete its organization by electing
its clerks. Messrs. Eames aud Hays, were
both reelected, without opposition. The two
Houses then united for the purpose Of opening
the session by prayer, which was offered in an
appropriate and fervent manner by the Rev.
Henry Jackson of the Central Baptist Church
of this town. The Grand Committee then
convened to receive the votes for General Off
GERS, which after the usual preliminaries were
referred to the following select committee to be
counted.
.Ncwport, Me'rs Robbins, Coggesh'll 4 Clarke
Proridence, Watson, Hazard, Patterson.
Kent, " Fisk, Spencer, Reynolds.
Washington, Barber, Davis, Gavit.
Bristol, D'Wolf, Smith, Randall.
with the addition of Secretary and Clerks.
The Grand Committee then adjourned to
Pm.
A, p. M.
The Grand Committee re-assembled agrees-
bly, to adjournment at 4 p. M.
Mr.. ROBBINS, from the select committee APP
pointed to count the votes for General Officers
reported, that the whole number of votes for
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
ssprtbamptDn Gaumtp Court.

93c etr kets 9Bcbs in Gaitcn, ftr @crtbomrtcn
Gaunh, 9etosncn Gcurt fam frl9cneer cnorbars Sail
pcr Der mreitnt a9cnsn bsfannt 81 pcreen, eanlt CT
aueuu ,ur SDarnuns bicncn mag Gspar ndmlih ci:
nc 2na9s fir Scrbvnud, uno ;ipar ouf cine irnccrs
Bare gFsift. Die Sla9c por rom Dem Stanta9 Scbn
0QiG 9ctrodt. Gs cr9at id DAP bto9er M9iu unp Gin
Ser Scnaban 9ue in eincm S9irtbstoui ir9enfipcin
6,iaattm Gauntp ulaurmcn tanlcr llno I'M eoufi eeS
GIiwdhs bstairtte SJiitI, zap CT eintn Gis6 1ttbcu
tIGrn MAIDEN tSnntt, rpddtS bm BUS wieGlt9tc, rc:
rouf ic cine tsnc SSsts SnSisu9n, bog gue tcn &er
iutb MAIDEN ic0c ibm Gin Subn 3u ltcbcn, rc ibn NN
cSann lttbc tisibrn MAIDEN iclIk 6Snnc CT fiesater
nidt tbun, 70 fclItt Yue ibm has Subn an tnraufVcs
Scnbcn S)cr9cn risrer urGd9ctsn. eicrouf tt9ot ft
N)al uah boue, lio db Gin pieL uno lttlItt iitb in
btn StoG. = 2Qs nun gus nctii siuem 3cu9cn in Den
Stall fam unb boS '6ubn scncntnen bate, rief iEm
NlG w bae CT ibn kbicgen wiirbc gue laAtt obcr CT
msS ia mas bt Nsttc lt uno frItc bctb niht bifcn.
obcr Glu fturs uno fbce ihm turd eis eanb, ia eo6
fins soano nun mrtcrbm IT, Tis Sup brotts NRilI
Ger 2nHasc fbulos cir CT bate otcr nob unferm es
ten 8erib lsiu llrtbsil nrb nidt cr9Oltu gaon par
atsr Der SRciuun9, bo6 CT nab Gem 3udtLous eeantt
pcrrcn ipdrec, um ibm cine Gei9mbit su 9stcn, iins
Stunt tcfcr ~ itucirtn
2tub purrs ts stn0nnttr Gcurt cin 9rtpiGer Sanis$
Gropo n, ouf cine 2tnitosc, i'm heten aprit 81 Sdrs
Goiicn Sincr 9npi6rn 81 baro 3int crmcrod m
battn, scrtSrt Dic Sum tcratbets db in fitlr Ga.
tbc tttpa Stuee, une trathts fonn Gin @erett pcn
"5rciwiGi9sm 8 etf6las" Gin. = Dos llrs
tbvit pcr Gcrt mar orb nct ntbt iiter bn aussprts
(tcu 9iotb rem @trhitt ottr uG alitb CT nad) Dem
3uhtba,S ,paneern - Die Gcurt bot oter, nab oenl
Stfe, tsin &ct eenfttn fir cine tirYrs 3tit ols
Sabrsn, uno old fir cutn tSn9trn 5citraum ols 6
cSobrcn eobin III Itnecn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
SSieoer Gin Sumbna.

Ter n;utitc suntus in etr rrltfbm gI7slt III Der,
tog rrr ciui9c, Sascn enSe ectcfctcs in StrGareI;
ma, cine SIammlune birtsn, ,lno Gtu. Saptcr fir rts
hrcut, uuo Gsn. 8uitr os Geusicat fit %ite pref.
cent crnonntsn. - Die @ctiammup9 lice coann ciutn
Brief all Gsn. 2ortcr r9bsn, ibm bic Grsunun9 an:
tiiuti9rne, rcr pt man ipcbl puftc, tbrn Gin @b9
ti Grutuuuu9 onncbnNu muete, inecm Ct fribtr 9si
laat bat ed Ct in ecn oinoen brs @clts M uno fcl9,
t db nibt ipti9ern CART ir9enc zine Grucnnun9 Snss
Sbts etFSlGcu on,unsbnrn. Der olte "9uena &iita''
uobm audb rss Grnsnuun9 au piG ieesrnlann I'M @cr.
aus rifsn nmfts Nlun 9isn9 cs ater an nis arbtit
uuo tis ertcs 9seodtcn bcr c9lsb hsm Gjtn. Saplcr
oer biz Stadttn unfrcs eonecs e gttrruticb eefcbkn
bot ben gals ,u brstb, unb ourtbaus aus ttincr ou'
pstn ilrlaebc, ats ooe CT Gin gBb9 1T. &srhmntmasu
tpurom btroub rrrbsri9sm Giuptriantnfs pfelsc zen
etn ectr 5etcs i'm Staat 9ebtltu, ipctc iis it ols
Ubi0s unb 6rtunos nes Scrrn SiGmcrc oussobsn, unr
udtrn NO mCsidb Gin tSfs @sfdb se9Sn Sen. 2oUcr
oaid6 81 trrs9sn. = aaeu man ipsiB bolltt iper oit
prtiben Srsunrc ess 2tbttarsn Gillaro 0iamcrc une
audi iplr fins Gr9usr fup, unb piss hn wittiitb a:
odspdrei9cn @rriutb nit ttsftr Strabun9 urtd -
lluo rnit III rann outb biesr rcI.t Sumtue fit biz
ectcs, ris siutSdftuttat jcrrlaet Gan ptribcrtuns
eaS nr nsoriss Srii, untrsr Sodc pirtlib prt 01u=
st anltatt Sapcr ipis uutrs Gegnsr ptrmubstiL ocs
brabt bat Tins uunecrt es nun, s iuclb6 pintalili
os ecfeS nSbas ibrs 3ufIutbt nebme,, UNI ibrs fins
ttnbe Satbs auf;uboltu. sRa9 eS aub n pas es I'M;
mtr piG9(aes bilft udte-eir gRbiss Iaftn itb tti:
ncept9s irri fdbrsn, uno psresn SaIcr une Silmcrs
nit ciutr 9rcfcn Mbrbsit erlpabt, ree alien utori:
gen gtancn, bic unirs @sansr uudb fabis tiu mS9sn
ausjubeden.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
Sin Sirens.

gRr erkbcu aus arcFsn 2(nlHlascsgilIs oae in eius
esn g4cten rpshsr Gin fc9cnarntts GtreaS IN phlst
gtaet sintrsfm Ica.-es ii nns pirftb fben rcn IL
bsr uurtdrtar sapskn, ius ss fsmnt eae clhe ouni'
buesrrstn binir sinsm aufSeranntn Suts" fc 3atls
reid bsadt petesn, oa Die GGnra9nisn ersb imnsr
MIR raS Gins unb pissr oas gaSmlibs rcrffsIcn--
lup eiss ii sensinr 6ano 70 lappifb unb sinfaItla
bag non fitb punbern mug, oaG cripadbsne YerIcneu
ron 21 Sabrsn, ilb nbt lbancrl fsb auf cine lctbf
gseE in bsr 9an;sn gBdt bcrn ;u sasn; absr fifles
nioen bic eamt pirtunren no, 9ehSren ttrats suler
III bsr nisoristen 9tafs pcn Genihen rensn pirtllsh
Die aatsu Gittsn uno ee Sllcrot Gin Srenclin9 fno-
stttnpresrttbsit III atr nitbt aes wos cif eempo9s
ntu tsfSrrcrn, lcnern ocfdtc fbOpsn aud, innu &
ue eisscno in finansielIcr .Sinftd)t,-g ess
rsn frsiti6 eft lassn "Diss brins ipieoer Uelo tn
bic Gtaet," alIsn mas bilit oiss, spsnn isossmal
Dreima al mcbr binaus9cbt, ais bsrsin tcinnit p
@eiu III teieer Bit no unfrs gtabt fb ucd nidbt
pcn ben Sclaen rsr rsrbeerenosn Ssuers6runt srbct
bat Icsn clee glarrbsin batbais nidt 9seuItSt uno
picl ipcnaer tsibt rpsrben.-gRsr ehpas ws9anps,fn
bat edte es pst bssr ben burtb osts Seusr arm 9ss
ipsrosnen perlruen beun Seuts fam tisis Gtmpa9s
ME rcd nicts eiscn, inesm eiedte fhcn cine Aeroue
3eit in eitm eoat umbsr "tstttlt" uno t nir9cnoss
no ect, lcnegu nur &aetl gl9tje9en bot uno cine
QBst1d;tun9 strlbcrt, ZAP ME steas Sebltbteres III
itnr Gjt9cno 9t5,i9t wcrecn ft-SBir brfTen unfrt
8iiraer wsreen tidb nib wieoer curtb oide 6unbu9S
bnt,r "eGS Sur1' fibrsn taetn, uno Sitltn 6oul;
lsngr cine Gbs9cnbc gum eahtn 9cben, ipcur iie tbr
GdO in hsr &albs toteu.-gTiro uufr SBunib erftlt,
uno cint bos Cirrus nur pcn SB IN gen Hiudt,
uuEr gBrrt bofdr, mir wcrbn frSkrbin nictt 70 cit
ourtb IcbtS eumpcn9eiiuee rodtbss nnrr pid u rttl
Ssh aus eictr gs9snb frrtibIcrpt tstutbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
ganpwirtlf tlfllaftIieDes.
81 rsre eaeIm.

Der in nibt Der reibite. Ger eas msilts
eono bat: loneern Der, eeiIcn eano Gle
.meiiien Srifte frd9t
Heni9er eanb. wsnssr 1rbsit, wsni9er
eeute Su endbren, ipenl9er 1b9aben, mtni:
ger Niiewads unp ,psniser un9ludsfaae.
SclI menis eano pisI uno quite Slibte
tro9en 10 mu6 IS gut get lnst fein.
Sou cein Beb uieI Dunscr MAIDEN 70
l9ieb ibm piel su freiItn.
| Scu es pieI freiIen; 70 8sb ibm Snttsr,
CAP ibm gut fhmedt.
g9iult eu aIfo reid wcrbsn 70 fanes ia,
nit an, edB eu pelIauf 9utes Suttsr fur cein
Sieb ftaffelt.
Gam fbaffe mebr |isb an unb nod
mcbr Sutter.
9lun uelbslItre Gin Stat 9ano ums anes'
re tucb bciIere 8hn9un9. uno Iab feline
Surde (Scbre) un9enlet Iis9en: fo mirft
on ccn wcni9em piel einbtsn. uno fannlf
bic unfoien uno QbgabsA, Gle Dir taS mcb.
rere eano MAIDEN muroe, jdbrlid 5u einem
Sparpfsnnis SnrudIe9sn.
@adfen nun Aincr bernn, tnB fis nit
arbeiten beIfcn: 70 nimm uon benz Spar.
pfennis uno foufe alimdblidb Gin Siuddcn
eano umS onosre su, fo uisI iie befreiten
tonnen, une matts oamit ME juror.
Stmebr &inoer, esffo reider mirli bunun
uno fannit Gins nab osm ancsrn pom Gr'
morbenen ausrilien uno ben Stamm ess
@uts fur ei8 tebaItrn.
@os bsute ssftsben fam, Urfticbsni6t
bis MeOrsen. y8er fpdt anfdnst, miro fiat
fertis.
3as notbmsnbiolie tbue INNER Junf,
unb tidte bid in 1derbau lisber nad onn
6immel uno bem GrrbOeen ols nah efm
5alenor.-gm 1lu9er tbue olIes nit Ser,
nunft.
gDilff pom pfIu3 reid mfrom, 70 must
bu i'm felbt anfaeen. 8eIdeeff bu ibu
nitt. 70 wirb CT eitb aud nidtperIafIsn.
Sou btine Sads gut aebeu. 70 gcbe feIblf
barna6. Sou lie ftIe9t scben, 70 f6ife
barnab.
Srsibs eeins 1rbeit bomit fie lid niht
trsibt. SIdB btitt Gifen unb Gtabl.
Ser SauIs bsasbrts unb Frieais ecb nidbt:
obsr bic SIsibisen ftieoen ssnus.
Qrbsifamteit III Gin Shat. ben tein Dieb
raubt, uno Der li6 immer fslbE wiepsr fuI.
LET.
@asman nidt i'm Slcpfe BAT, mu6 man
in ben. 8einen baben, tlnO oft in Der 2afds.
lncrbnuns in bss esbens pri, tis 6um
Senub nar fsItsn Iiet.- CDsm.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
6iue l,crduccrf,,o.

tlnfsrs eeftr pcroen btreurtb tcuodrthti9rt, roe
olls heNt StrouS9etsr ron 5cuu9cn ret einiscn Sas
ocn euriu ttsren 9ttpnnlsn fnc, ibrc 3eitun9en in
3utunf misocr auf Spuncritaos, fat SNcntn9s
unS Denaas, mic tisbcr oCfhOb, aGbcintn ;u lafm.
Dies oetbob cinss Sbcils ccG,w9cn, ipeit man torn
Siuetn fdr bic eeitr in kbtn 9louttc, uno anrcrcn
Sbtils um tls lluannsbmihtttr eer Seraussettr ci:
niger 9Rafsu ia lbmSltrn.- Dicicni9cn bic 9SStonut
maduuatu cinprddrn botsn, iclItrn tisfdtc imncr
Tbcn om 9fittippd), icer Sacbs uub apOr ROT II
lltr Cinrtitben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
- M MmsIamSc.
alnfnmft pss Dampfihiifee

3as Dampff6iff Niasara lan9tc ON Iss'
ten 0pnnerifag Su 9feupeff nit 7 Sageu
fpdteren Neui9feitcn pom 4usIanbe an. =
OabeIbe perlieb liverpool am l9t. Qusuit.
Gugtanb.-De 8aummOtIsnmars
in fit osr Qbfabrt ces Iebten Oampff6ifss
unperdncert 9eblieben. biniidtIi6 Der prsife,
auein bic Radfrasc bat iicb permebrt. gs
befinost iib aud cine sro6e Nuanritdt I'M
Martt. Slauer III i'm Yrsiee 9etliegen.
uno S,par pon sinem. bis Su einsm uno slncni
balben Sdling. = Die Neuieffitsn iba'
baupt f,ben 9tlnfli9 fur amerfanifhe prc.
BUTTE aus. Maiicn 1T aub i'm preib 9eiite'
gen. mopon Gle unsinflise @rnrte unr bic
Srune besren SduIniB eie rlfats 1T.
e.-Sn SrIano in Der Qufffano
adn5litb untereridt uno Die 9rren Mleaa'
Der, S'Sono9bns uno erpne. eieees in
bemislbrn, Gnb perbaflet mpresn, nne las
MiIitir bemubt fidb ifren9e S@otman une
anbere. bic nod auf frtirm Suee fine, eben'
fats An peibafteu. - Side 8ubofiungen
fInoen in allen 3bsilen oes eaness iiatt. uno
man mil wiGsn pub S'Brein in Der 8lr5e
uerb6rt merben miro. &ube berribt hber'
al, neCm boS SOlf eie neuIi6 erIaesncn
9elese flrthtet.
Das anbaInnee maze @cttsr taf,lbif bat
Die suten Qusiidtsn fir Gle SabrsSeit lS4S
uno 40. paeunfslt. = Die @runobesrsn'
Sdulnie bat auh eafsIbit, 70 ME III Stctt'
lamb ibre Glfbsinung 9emadt.
Die &atboIfden Wfuifen in Srlanb BE-
miben .lib fircnsc, ben Sriecsn eaielblt Su
nbalten. Drei Qmerifoncr unc 5ipei Srans
Scfen lino alleort psibaftet wcieen. une IL
900 SbaIer hi ibncn 9efuntsn wOresn. =
@abrfbeinIib ecnIt man eOrt, eieie Gum.
me @slo bitte fouen cen Snfursentsn lber'
bra6t wereeu. CD ater ban 70 1T ceer ni6t,
wiro cbne 3weifrI elm GsbsimniB bIctsn.
Sn Sranfreib bsrrfbt nod immer &ubc,
uno pen ben anosrn SbsiIen pcm UusIanee
lino bic Nsuisfsiten 70 ma9er, 70 eaB IS MIR
unltrn eefer ben &aum unnhs pGbrautt
mdre, MOLTEN mir bier einise fclsen IaBsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-04
Sin interrilanteS Sscrf.

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Spradbs pg,tcncn, beitIt /" 2ttsntstrr in N1rrtc,
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cine Grssbuns, tpis ter @sralIr ourb Gauatts Gusr:
riIla @anos 9sfon9in osucmncn nub in bic Sdaosrci
psrtau pcresn nstft pctsu Rcnantilbtn atSntuern,
uno ciner @efhrsituns ees eanoes. 9crcs, 9limas
NIB Der prcouttt or Sdtfsquslsn, Natllrpunesr,
altrtbamsr oes @rltes uno knsr einsn bsr Gities,
Staets, oasisneas, San6cs, Ger a0npfridec, uno f.
rsitcr, rcn 6. . Dcnnapo u.--0os g1ert cntbali
Ia Gtitsn, III in ccr Dritsre tss "@siis osr 3sii'
in Guetann ssortdi rcrcsn, uno ldsint in or Shat
cbr pid ansensbms, 9eebrsness uno llnterb0ltsnees
in ltb g fuiIsu.
J-Scisllun9en auf cos gErrt pcreen in eisfr
DrudsrSi ansencnmtu.- grte 374 Gcnis.