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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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Sdnuar 81.

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fauft wereen:
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ccH.
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2ufpartuu9 oen
Saniel Stettler, fen.
Januar "a. %4m
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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Sdtob 3imernlou.
sIillanie pOn Sonae SeiberIina,
cynrtani(C6e 9OiQett.

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Scnas Saas, epnnoills.
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5annar 24 nefs
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
SChulreinfcrptrun1.
Sauuar 24.

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jteuntnis 9cieRt, bae lIe ipiIten MN rnc
cem uddIileu Ilten 9IpriI 91idfi9feit MAIDEN
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ihre 8ednnn9en bis eabin aud einSubrin
gen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
OefcntliCle Scnrm.
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Sormlftag6, fcG am Sauit ees uutsrfbrie.
benent in sttIen Saunidip, 9lcrthamptcu
sduntp, fcG9cntes perf0nlide @i9cn.tnm Of
fentlttb pcrfauft ncteen: .f
pferre, sfuhc, porun.er suei NIT adtber
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uno SctiIaccn, crahr, Sd,rdufe, Rifle, ga.
Ser, Wcas uno Spinnrdeer, Sdnte, Stiit,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
Sasuar 10
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CatHm I @elelftaft aetreten, INN an bem
atten StaneriaBr Die Stchrgefhdfte. unter
eer Suml ron UldB uuo IReduer fertsubes
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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esnfen iuaser aaf saHo su baiisn. tiie gro.
Be nuantifdt Sfeinechtsn, uon afIen Bsrens
nnnasH, bee Ne an ben niebrigifeH preieer
Ssrfaufeu Usroen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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etneH auten Character auf,nmriTen bat, tpro
bon, nddslfen Rrahiatr an bet ben llnters
idsr'sbeueN IN Obsr WiIforb IauaIdsp, eey
dla eaanis. Uerian9t
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
1llrutaum N0tcI,

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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
SaQemt0ult SOtcl.

Ter llulrrjcidnete erqrsift biefe GcIeQcn,
beit icinen Sreuueen uno Dem 9eehrteu Tub
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
S,nuar ~.
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ilbr 8ormitta9s, fol- ain Saufe oes uerifcr
psaeu Martin ea5arus, in SaIsburq
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Dtreeu:
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@uf, Is Sdmeine, Sd,aafe, Yfcrbegel eldlirr,
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Gu1ntItdt lBeiBeihcu piaufeu, 4 3cG cid,
@,reblhmieo Hanomerfsjeug pou jeocr Dirt.
SdhIelffeiue, uao fcuif ncd alitrIei 9lrnfei
su umtdnolId1 gu mtIeen
lie Scemaun9sn ana 9erfaufstaae unc
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
enoer fiir I848.

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neH febE btais su psrfaufsH, an bsut 8nd5.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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ar fur ben @nfauf Der pantaite nnqunftie
mar, muree eerIeibe bis een Stcn Ncbrudr
ndd,ifcns, 10 llhr 8crmittdas, one9elfelIt-
Anc fails eiefcIbc eann nld,t perfauft miro,
fol- Ns aItf Gin Slbr perlctnt pereen.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-01-31
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Tahmittaqs, ica am Gdufs BON SoRa6
Setberlina, in Weisenbura Gfp.. ees
da &annty, 6ifeniIid, vsrfauff rvsrbea
Cine portrcffliGe aotte eano,
ssfsaen in bsfastsm Gauufhip, euthaltsnb
20 sIder 9rduseuh an ednber ren aubreas
JfIein un6 9ohann Weie Darauf In Elm
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taun mad, Rdad, @hunf, nab an cer Sfras
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es III cine fhidlid,e Gele9enbsit nm 6ffenttt
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Satob s3imerman,
slill9nie ucn Sonas Seiberting.
q 8.-3ur feIbisen 3eii foaeu Uereaaft
pereeu Gin pferbe WdaeH, elm I pfers
be Wa9eH, SpeTrfetten, uHb cine gerId,ies
eenheit bon Bauerns uno Ean6,0eritbs A.
nmffiuoltd, iu nIeloea.
cSanuar "a. uosans
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
MORNING REPORT.
SENATE. ALBANY. April IL

SENATE ALBANY. April IL + NJ.
The Syracuse X Rochester Railroad bill was
ordered to a third reading.
Mr.. TAMBLIS offered a series OF Resolutions,
congratulatory to the French for the achievement
of their Revolution.
The general Bank bill was referred, to be re-
ported complete
The bill relative TO the Foreclosure OF Mortgages
given for circulating notes, was read and passed
T'o-dGy the following bills were passed To in
corporate the New York and Savannah Steam Nav
isstion Company. To appoint an Auditor for the
Canal Department. That the Canal Board take
charge of the Dansville Slip and Feeder. For &
rail way from Geneseo to the Genesee Valley Ca.
nal. For Savings Bank at Binghamton.
ASSEMBLY.
YESTERDAY, P.M-The Canal Appropriation bills
passed through the Committee of the Whole to a
third reading. These bills appropriate from the
surplus revenues OF the last fiscal year the following
sums TO the enlargement 100000, to the Genesee
Valley s2ls 900, to the Black River $4,000, aud
TOR the extension of the Chemung Canal, according
70 estimates $50, OO0-in all Sl,27s,000.
The Practice aud Pleading Code was read and
passed as it came from the Senate, "a TO 9.
To dqy the Albany and Cohoes Railroad bill was
reported.
Also the Syracuse and Binghamton Railroad bill.
Also the bill 70 consolidate the Railways from
Albany and Troy TO Buffalo and to provide for
track
Mr. CAMPBELL reported the Senate bill to Pro
tect the Rights OF Married Women.
The debate is now proceeding on the contested
sest of Niagara Co.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
senecn County WING Convention.

Pursuant 10 arrangement Delegates from the
several towns 10 the County OF Seneca, met In Con
yention Al the house Of John Y Msonng In Nack, on
saturday the 25th OF March last ISRAEL FISK Esq was
chosen President and John Beach and n. j. Miiliken'
Secretaries.
Forythree Delegates representing nine towns appear
I'd and took their teats.
Committee Of one from each town was then appointed
10 nominate DELEGATES 10 the District Convention
Mr. Bascom offered the following resolution, WHICH, al
ter some debate unsnimC usly adopted
CLAY for the Presidency. by the National Convention to
assemble Phsde phs, with the liveliest satisfaction
Mr. McAllister offered the following, which wac also
adopted without dissenting voice;
Resolved That deveedly attached 10 the great
prpcpes for which the Wings have so long and atdenty
struggled and that 10 support for tbs Presidency
ho.. opinous are unk nown, would be TO sscrihee our
devotion to those principles and give up all that we nave
contended for In the past .,
one for each town, follows c. Msgee. Tyre; Anse
Bascor Seneca Falls; John Moore Juniusi James Ma
gee Waterloo J. g. Market, fsyettej Jesse Abooti,
ysrick; c. J. sutton Romuus; Geo. Saith, OVID; John
Beach Lodi; Truman Board Covert. Report adopted
Three additional delegates were chosen IS follows Orin
Southwiek, H. 5 Lisk and John r. Seely.
On motion OF Mr.. Seely voted, in Gaze the governor
vacancy oacesioned the death Of Hon JoHS HoLLEs
ne appointed by this Convention have authority
10 mite with The Wayne County delegates IN The nomi
nation OF candidate to be supported BY the wings ofthe
District NUN
vaaiion he shed in the County Courier Albany
T,psnine Joaraai and Mr. YORK Tribune.
iNe ISRAEL FISK. President
JoHS BEAcH. lc......s..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
Fire I'm stamford.

STAMFORD, Conn. April !.
The dwelling.hou and store belonging to Eben'
ezer Smith destroyed by fire last night al IL o'clock
The estimated at $1,000 which there was an in
surauce Of 1000 In the Protection Company OF Hartford
and tina Wesfchesfer Mniual CnmnanY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
NOTICES.
rnAEnOLoaiHrs AND ruHLianrRs
rOWIKHs A. WILLS,
fiIt,,ou ygolI. M Nnssau-.f. N. =

~ Mechanics Ins,ifufr.aThs regular noaih'r
nssns ~ the Institute ~il be held Tuesday sTsnins
ian insi at ~ O'Clock NY ofdsf.
a f. uasHtrf. Artsafyt MAI ~. President
tsitsd states Agency once a. the Institute f""s.
a. Ga ual a 4. uarsirr Asest 81 NJ
~ French Language siapcsca'. Oral r's-
MADAME DrRANn. dsuah,sf ~ che is's le.-
M.na..a Ora ~ twe gentlemen zee leis class ~ be
,.nat. BIZ appyinf issaisislT Lsiss siassss DATES
The a.v Msdsns bpfsnd will receive 10 hss fs-'ilI ~"
o., ,b,ss saps.ss dssi'uss ~ studying the f's-sh i."
suass Residence 20 Wsltsfsi -f' "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03
By Telegraph to the Ne,o- York Tribune.
Nominations, DC.

WAsBINGToS, April lt4s.
s. b. FINNEY has been confirmed as Collector at
Barnstable, Mass. rice HincEey, removed.
ELISHA MORROW is also confirmed as Receiver at Green
Bay, Wis. rice Irwin, deceased.
The French Minister. NJ PAoEoTi Is preparing to leave
Washington.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

CITY CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
luz cs Hn 60.
Goats. 81 TO ~
Pants. from ~ 70
n.tn ~ ~ -.
whole suit for g. m25 I'm D. P SMITH. leIfaton-t.
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-f. n Nc
lELROY 4 co. 234 Broadway opposite the PARK foont
ain would respectfully call attention 10 their extensiVe
and Of ready made Oyereoss and
Cosks also Youths and Boys Clothing OF every variety
Of color and cloth which they are now selling a. eosl
tbs last Februsryn order 20 make room Tor the spring
They made and trimmed equal TO those made 10
ordef and at least 50 per cent lower than any esabsn
ent OF the character and standing In The city dSln
DEADY.uADE GARuENrs.-ws are nov cell
II ins our extensive stosk OF resdy-msde ossFecsn
cloAks dr.ss snd frock coats pantsoons vests, boys
sacks dressing GOWNS 10 with large Assortment ne~esi
syl. fancy dress articles, comprising sesrts, crsvss
tloges suspenders 40 ~ discount OF y per cent
ou our usu. low prices 10 order 70 reduce stocs prior
10 the expiration Of present eopsrtnerhi2 Feb iS+s-
Those requiring oatat for the Nin.or shouts examine
the Sssortment NM r. JtNstNos ~
d2s 81 Broadway, American hotel
CLOTHS. CAs-InRREs. Nsstiass, he By the
Npecs OF pattern. low they can 10 bought IN the
cty with the obvioas ADVANTAGE 81 ssesetion tom wh.
laJ ~ relied a. the noss fh;enaee tscas az 81
BrSAd~a7 lus.l JENNINGS co
L,IRsT QUALITY READY MADE GARMENTS,
eomgrislns sgnns ovsr-oosts dress ard tlpct eoso
pantsosns. vests eqaa TO eussom wots a ~ sTesdwr
ma JENNINGS 90.
L,.R~T QUALITY ready made Garments. es@rEis
ira dfo.s sai foes Goats gsnt.le,e, vests hnsness
eo.a' ss at ISL srcsA~.y. wa r JENNINGS co.
t,OR GE>rLKMEN'- WAR lasss .s,css-
I oi New 1~,ds Soc ssfss ~sai AZ ~ sresd ~ar
Amsrssa Hotel lm.sl JENNINGS co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-03

Adyices from Merida, Yucatan, up to the 18th OF
February contain the following additional intelligence re-
spectiug the outrsges Of the Indan population:
On the l6ta Colonel Rivero, ct tbs head Of 200 men
made attack the Indians who were 10 the vicinity
Of Naadolid and completely routed them chAslng then
far Chichithils village IN The vicinity and be-
yond sso ~ Rveros troops burnt them out Of taeI
10 Ts.mn Don Domingo Navarstts had been appointed
Governor aud be is energetic man. II was supposed
he would do much. One handred mu'sei' and sixteen
eases ammunition had been sent to him from Merida
aud equal qusutity from Campsene via Rolasartos
At ressx, the 18TH there were YET several bodies Of
nsians the vicinity, burning aud destroying ell they
could The hacienda Of Don Domingo Teurefo was burnt
on the l3h; every cane was destroyed troop oil
cavalry han sailed out TO pursue these deyastaiob
At Sotua the COMMANDER OF the troops hah hesra tha
4OO0 Indians Of whom geo had firearms were assembled
to march ssa6st the town; and az he had only 10 % 60
under his command and snly 30 OF these were armed be
had request 10 the Mayor Of zaua for assistance
in the way Of men snd arms SIX pieces ct artillery o. va
ous sizes arrived at ssa on the 20 OF Feoruay snd me
editor OF the Pata recommends their being sent on to so
tuls Immediately. -,
There had been species Of saeus at Csmpeche on the
18th Of February tne following article from me Amigo
DEL Pueblo shows:
"Yesterd,y there special mseng 10 The Plaza OF
this city The object Of which seemed 10 be Tho proe
ton Of the Union OF Yuc.tsn with Spain New noodles
headed BY exothce holder WIRE the suihor. o. th.
disturbance fs Of soldiers took them into custody and
in half an hour order was restored
MELANCHOLY AccIDEST.-The AibaBy EreaiHg
Journal publishes the folo.ios extract Of letter dated
Leroy, March -.
painfal and fai.l accident occurred last evening 10
the family Of Bacon One Off lam - exp oted
and burned both Of bis children They died before morn
nE The servant gfl may not live through the day Nj
Bacon had gons 70 Rochester and has not Jet returned
How changed The In that family lie 10 et child
s.s The bell 10 olling Dr the funeral Of tho chi
dren. ono was four and the other six years old
Explosion oT STEAM BoILER.-About hall
pa.t O'Clock yesefday morning the steam boiler used IN
Fsr. cotton press at the eorns Of Psfddo snd Bnonn.
.ts bev up with tremendous explosin A psft Of tbs
roof aud slate. thrown along distance from the had
ina NotsthstAnsinE Alags number of pefsons we're on
tased Al WORK In all part. Of tho baidips como OF then
.uroundipg ths pres. which In operation, 10 which
the boiler waa attached there person inlared Ths
escape was slmo., ufseuoas. The damsss done VA
bu, ,isht and will DO speed repaired.
o rcsyuns. Mafch y.
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INSURANCE..

E>ICK EWuoCAEk rIRK INSURANCE CON.
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co. sssh. a. vsfr low Prices. VII esf N7i A.seA
t.,s large susk n Assr~at pesAs WHITES s"s War
sis. r.rss. Envelopes Msss seals. Wss Wafst' slss
tsaaiis slaia PEAS Latter ,errise Ftssss' hsalfsls
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~ S.flre u he'ehr eiyes Nsf nrrAs VI 'e
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Subscribing '-y' 80"
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SOLAR LIGHT IN PORTABLE FORM
MINIATURE AND SOLAR

IN
xlTUITAKER'- VI MATURE AND -oI.AH
w LAMP, Manufactured wholesale and reiai! ~ EMU
Colt X SUMNER iCG Elm 81 near WAter 10 recent
Invention well deserving the asr,ea % oss ~hs Sonld
th-ir -kDsn.-- The nsht anorusd 10 thN
adapted 20 the bling tho gh % the
The Of this article I, such that all the smoke
ia consumed no wthtAndns the cheapest Aind Of OF Ia
u,~d in them Having tried endorse their qnstss OF
bfilisnoy and economy - rsniaf Pest ~ l~
\ TYPOGRAPHY AND PRINTING IN Color the
ubscribcr, respectfully iEvits the atsnuon ~ pub
l.hsrs merchants hotel heePefs and traders TO their %
tabi.hment. They would refer 10 the much sintrpd
Cafas which they executed Tor The celebrated Dr. Town
send Or Chfstie Or Hsnham aud others, sreeiaens
which arc adopted hy the most successful merchants
Maps views Illustrations. msohaery. fsnsfer eifoalAfs
.nA every ds.efir oan II Lithnstaphis wetA
JONES 4 NEWMAN ~ Faltor-st
mg In san sa,ldsns'. ~ ''efv
,u,o sItp-oWNRRs AND MASTERS OF VS.
1 sELs-Foft Wsfdsns ufhcs. No iel VAL % -rhs
Port WAdsas will charge hereafter. The miis-irs
prices. via -. -
~, s.eh survey head % vessel 90 The hashs o
~
Fof each survey damaged seeas 80 The wharf ~ -
Voc each .utvsy oa say vessel deemed ssst H rrs -
tlIf 90 open Ffun, eslcss A ~ .'ri.s.
RosFRr r NORRIS. clsts,
Msfuh -. iFiH m"H
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