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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

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;eit wurbe or bon 2cit ,u 3eit in csn Son.
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fciner iroifbsn edufbahn Gin Guee madte.-
Cine 0uiion traucrt fir ocu Verlnit einrS
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

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feBtcn 9Ritmcd, gehatrueu Son9ree'SSobl IN
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Scr 0eci,o NntriOt.
aGsntaun, ben 2sfsn Sebrnor, le4o

~@. SO. Carr, @Iq., Sun'@ebducee,
Sde oer Dritteu, uno Dpd'Strase, 9e9cnn'
Der her OPerdants @rdan9e, uno 9te:: 4lo'
u6reIid,e 8iertc Sra8e, phiaoelpbId, III un'
fer aaent fur ben "'pdtrict." uuiere ocrtl'
o,u Greuuoc Guo crfut., smsei9en unc Sro'
ieripticnrn curt oeniclben an nns Ut nOer'
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
iGntren iperpen perlanNt.

3,uci brd oser pier Sutreu ipcreeu orr
tanat um ga III fahren, weId,en beifdnci8e
arhrit 9csebeu wsroer fam bel
9feb5, 9ticbolfDa uno Go.
in NiasrstauH.
Sebruar %. hqlni
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Wttttel 0c9en 3abnlhmerscn.

-Mau uehme ein Stats3inf uub Elm StitE
Silbsr, lege bribe nebeuchancsr, unb efoItc
lie suIammmcn nabe al oen frdufcu,
dmsrS rShaftcp 3abn. Su eirigcn Wtuutcu
pirb Der Shmcrs pir ourdb ccn 3aubcr per.
3inf uno oas SileeN mir,
fen sulammen wie cine aaluanild,e 8SltcrH
unc crieusen ciucn cIestsriidcn Slus, Der
Sen Sbmers certreibt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Die Titip' 2lmcrifancr ppu eieiem Staa
te BADEN 3tomaS Oumphreps, bon Wcntgc
merD @duutn als ibreu @aueioat fur @auaI
@ommieicner aufQeltelIt.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Gin 86ui9 ron @ualano reilte mad, SOL,
LAMB. Gr liee iIh aus ciuer renlihcu Dcrf
fdlcnfe swci sricttenr @ier an Den @agen
|brin9cn. Der q8rtb usrIau9te bafilr ,pei,
.bnncert Dufdten. Der 3abimciffer fano
Ioicie 5creeruu9 10 unurrlhimt, eas or ben
ISpuia oapcn Observation-Disclosures ~ muffin
I9Ianhtc -DWrin Sreuue." froate Der 86ni9
,cn s1irfh :,,iIno Bonn in Sooldnr Die 81 r
islten p" DBerieibeui Cure Raie1it."
,crpieoerie Der &jaapi'th ehrrr5ietia t" Cis
I@wr lnn naar uidt ieItcu, ater eeiio lctttucr
'fIc bic NSuilc
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
0ie lekte QS q ID.

1ie am lrBteu M,tnpcd, in otelem eaun'
tn achalteue @cngrcs' 9BaM ttsl ;u Snnlten
Der Bfaulidts Sartforo Sonuentlon Selte'
duuas Iartbei aus NIT Der n9eNe
ern Oiebrheit BON e II n Stimmen ! Il
gBir aeIfebeu cffeubersi9 caB mir nod felne
qBabl erlebf nod 9cfeben haben, ele nit lcl'
der 93asealitdt auf Seiten unirrcr @e9nerI
betricbcn rpuroe, rpie Die fcrben 9ehaltene.-I
e Uuf!S Sauf! Sc Dung! Se'
n d,uno! war ihr eoiun9sDcrt. - "a,
NIT Stoam oeitcben mir, bae oele in elelsrI
Stoct, Die fit bisber als 9Sbi9s rlihmten,
faufeu lieeru.- DEM @incu purcc 9elo &c
ocbeu bent 3weitrn tie Nausrrnt 9eitenftI
Dbem Dritten SIeioer 9ctauft--bcm Bier
ten Sbulbcu peracbcu Nunften 2arl
bs,ahlt benz Scdsten Wirtbielienj oeriprc
d,tu -ccm 9lt,tcu Die 9urael aus9ewaidlen,
uue nit ned, anocrn huneert dhnllten 9iIc
oertrid,,iateiten 9ellua e5 nniern @s9nernl
ole Wslhl nit einer mitqnifcanten Wtehiheul
III oerpiuncu. --YBir bcfenncn -rpie en- 1ecerI
outc ?fcpublifaner su9cbcn wtro-caB Gun
cS.cer ein Hed,t bat hiuSultmmtu no or wIIl
Gin 9ied,t ods ihn ourdl Die Scnlfliutlonl
,uociIhert wiro -aber MIR hobeu opdl NE
mails afaHben, nciu, uidlt I'M 9crin9lten oe1
fen fGuneu, oa6 Wdnucr unter oen 9SbI9eI
IN fiueru wireu. Ole thre StInimen Inn n
acno ciuru prcis pcrfaufeu wurcen-oem Ut
CO ater lciorr 70, uno hoifcu babel eaB threI
neue G,elcQ1d,aft linen beser dnitchen nuoI
ais rie oltr wolIen ihneu babel nod, elrI
@trNdcrung er,beilcu, caS fcin gutter qBbia
iemat5 ben 9erfut, maiden tptro lIe foleoer
suriifufdufen, bonn ite wdren acitrnft iu
fhcuer. -gBcnn mir feline lSaM 9splnncn
f6nueu auser nit Der slnwencnn9 icldle'
ft,l,d,trn Mitteln, 70 pdnIhcu mir nlem1l'
cine III aspinneu. .-TaIs Der cine coer Der
ouoere cicicr burfl 8auf II Seltcd,unS per
fibr.en 9Gbias ibrcu Srrthum cinleben mn
bercucu 1oGirn, 10 modem mir ile pieorr ais
psrlorue Sobne aufuetmen, oter nicmalH
in 3rh Der Icth ncffnun9 auf ite baner.
llulere Trcunoe hdben thre pHId,t 9streu
srfu fimpftcn fur 9tcd,t uno e'crcd
tiafcit; lIe ,caeH ins Sclo uno fodbteu mtt
eMlitcu lBaiftu; Ge faufteu 3ticm1nb ;
uno purd, (Gc wurpe Der Stimmfaien MID
pcrunreini9t.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

pelde wdbrcnb Der lrBteu Bcd,e fir Der
"ecda pdtrict" cin9e9an9cn fno:
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
sfs Bcuaplrtr i'm Brariffe liane i'd, mad

9IfS 8cuaplrtr im Srgriffc ilant I'D, had
|@appten ei,u'd)iffcu, traf cs dd,, bae mehr
Iere iin9c amcrifauer geraee in 1culcn an
!tpsieno narcu. &aum hattcn lte ben Sen.
Ierol be9rllef, ais or fe frastc gEic aebi
les encrm edncsmau,, Dem 9rcscn Wa1d,ina.
ton @r bcfduo I'D, gduS mnhl ais nil
2lmerifa perliseeu, anrportsten cie gImrri
tdner.-I Id,, meine 5oerren, rief 8cuaparte
|dus, Waitln9tou fam itdl uie auoers ale
lpobl befuorn. Das Waas Ienes 9tubmes
|tit sol. Tie 0tahpeIt piro pen ibm cls
Dem @ritnccr eiueS 9rcseu Heid,eS nit 9ld,t.
Jung iprcd,en, fpenn mein Tame uuteracbeu
|wiro in cem absrunoe Der llmwiI,uugeu.
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
500 rur6 S)uupspllth.

gu 8rccflpn, (epn9 @Dlnnc) in fiir;Iid,
Gin jun9er Snabe an Der tcIen Nunb6wutb
qeltcrbcn. @r mar ocu ctuem trlen Sunoc
aerii1en fpcroeu, 0cecu- eeisn sIn9rife er Elm
fleiucs Oldohcu ut.ssssiot bate. Oas
Rdctcu wurcr cbrSfaEs ucu Dem 5ouucc
aebiisn, uno leioet nun AL ocrleIbrn &rdnf
belt gBirc Der junae Nelo bel ecbeu 9e.
blicben, hattie man blIi9 crmartcu fcuneu,
ols cr fh eurf cole 5batcn pllrte ausSe'
,eihnet baten,
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Gin 9rrber unb gutter Damn it MD
n1ehr


Ter ehrcuwcrtbe Natrict uno Sta1tSmai
Scbn SuiucpNb ms III uid,t mehr !
or pcrtbiso am Ireten Wittwed libenb, nm
Z llhr, ,u Wafd,n9'on. Wcntn9S porhet
wuroe er uom Sd,la9fue 0crihrt--uno ipar
sur 3eii IN fciuem Siec bcIhaftt8t NIT Cen
p1id,teu eiues RcpreItntdnts Don N1Ii1dbh
fettS. SStin reiucrcr, fdhi9ercr, cScr bcilerer
W1aun bsglcitete iemil5 een GrteutIocn'
Stubl nit m,hr Bnrbe Sem Nn'telcen
pire tirfe @5efuhlc in ecr 9anicn HrpubIlt
pcrurla,ten. .-Sr mar Gin Staltemlun, unc
Gin pltrct Gin Seocr licbte, ahtcte unc
perchrte ihn.
Sebn 2uiueY 9lcams mar ein Nbf6nllinl
pcn elmer 9tlce Slusru, Soanoel6lcuten unc
Med,anifer. Su 1850 flm fetn cntfcrntcr
3orfabre, 6enrY gIoams, nad, glmerlfl nit
Geben Schns cic Gd, auf esm Scccn ME
bsrlieesn, welder i'm eaufe Der 3eit nd, su
elmer Republif permanoelte. Der erife pcu
oeIem Tdnsn Der aus ocm priuit Sebru
brrpcrtratt uuo I'D, III ausaescid,ucten Of
fentIid,em Steacn emporfhWung, mar Sl
muel Noams, Der pcrfel9tc patrict Der Re
pollution, uuo Schu aodms, Der Der pbtlc,
Scpb Der lluabhiugiafeit 9cnannt muree.-
Der fccben 8erforbene pIr Der Sohn oeS
Qssern. @r wuroc 9eborcu i'm Sahr 1867
nuo mar fcfo'it Sur 3eit leturs 1cees 81
Sahr ait. cSn (eiuen frnhern s brea bcaIei
tete er feiueu Batter udd, europa, duf elmer
@eIauetld,aft, um einen Sricoeis 1raftat
nit @ osbritiauien ~ nnterlanoeln. 5m
Sabr I735 febrte or ndd) amerifl suritf,
wurce Snocut su @ambric9e in 17S7 per-
lies or ode @c0eaiam II ltuoirtr Gle Hedlts 4
aeiebridnttcit su Tew5urppcrt 9iddD uetlen
Z oetem Stdc'um 9t'u3 or uad, eem SdpiiclI
uui ucn WiIFltufetts, nit Ger SIbId,t Die
Wed,tswiHrufdllff od iu pratt fircu. Su
1904 murneer ais reGoirenoer MniIfer mad,
bem Gieberlanoe eruanut, unb fam nid,
: ,uieoer ,uriif bis gum Shluse pom General
Wifhinltoi's dom niitraticu. Ddnn mur.I
DC er ais 9Riuilfcr mad, pcrtuglt eruannt,
uuc nad,ber nad1 Berlin. Sn 1901 puree
er BON feineni Batter, odmaiS preiIoent Der
Ber. Stadteu, sitrhfoerufen, u. febrte nad,
Amerifl. Su 1902 wuroc er uldI oem Se
nat bon MaGad,u(etts ermdhft, uuo In 1903
in ben Sendt Der Der. Staden Sn 1909
tpuroe or BON Ncrren Raoifeu, Minilter
ndh 8uslauo ernauut nadhcr muroe er,
in 8erbineun9 Ter nerren Stab uno 9illo
tin, aeifeIt, nm nit 9rcebrittanien luesru
seiner rancels Convention ~ uuferbanooln
stIs er pcu Sru. Raoifon, Riaiifer nah
2onccu eruonnt tpuroe, perbIieb or in iener
SteiIe bis Soerr Wource 9DreGosnt wuroe >.
iceduu fehrte CT iurif une erhieit Ole Stadt5
Secret6r StelIe. Sn 1921 plr or @dnoi
bat fur Die preNosntenftcae, uuo Die Wahl
aicnl mad, oem 6iu6 Der NeereIentanteu,
wc iNsrr 9loam5 Gle Stimmen BON I3, Sc.
nfral 5adicu Z, II: Herr Staricre St1cS
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28
Sebruar 9.
9 eH fe.

Sclgeuses III cine eifte Der Srefe wrld,c
in lester I1ed,e in eem silIentaun Defiant
lieaen acbliebeu lino
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1848-02-28

Der NittSburs Sreibrits'Srenne' In9t ::
ichr oft ttnttR mir in ben 9lmerifarfdlcn
5citungcn ris Scmer flung !: "@clc itt N Der
leetcn Wcde lcid,trr 9erpeleu" Sir tabcn
uch uicmaIs oarIbcr fIagrn t6nncn, eaB re
uitt Iridlt 9e,pelen lci, cenn frenntIider
eeisr, bis unIri9erbat uH6 nod c NJ a | &
lesriltt. Wit Wahd,cm ipiro es lCieer lr
Ieid,t, oo8 cr 9r~Sinrsru' GaSu flH9en:
Su Der 3dGbe ticfitcn @rNIHcrr,
sSu eeN 9t6tbeu tief perltcdt,
Sft fein SoelIef mebr 81 fueeI
SNab i'd, feincn Sent entoedt.H
eiSbc Sonne, Dciuc Strablen~
SaIIen IN Die 3afh' hinSin
Ord, rpie ticf lIc inmer fdNeu, -
SdlIt auf @iclo eoh nidlt ihp SAcin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
Reception of Gen. scott.

The reception Of Gen. Scott at Lizabethtow
took place on Monday in the presence Of thousands Of
pectators who had gathered together from all parts Of
the surrounding country. stage was erected IN front
~ The Court House TO which Gen Scott was conducted
IN procession after he had received the NeY-iork Dc
pntaton az bis residence In reply % the addresses o
AID CHoIIus and Gen sANDroRD he stated that ne ieh
constrained in spite OF ms predetermma'ion 10 ye'a
% the wishes Of his counirymen Al the platform ne
was welcomed by Mayor CHErwooD in an appropra'"
address, which he answered most eloqueny, in refer
nr 10 Eizabehtown a. his home Of thirty years, which
he bad never left without regret again returned TO
without pleasure Thanking his friends for the touching
ey enee Of their sympathy he could only give them IN
return. the heart Of a soldier ana the gasp Of sol
dicr's hand But they had that day made that heart
and that hand their forever. He was then greeted
with the most enthusiastic cheers, after which dense
stream Of people thronged the platform to shake the
oil Generals hand.
Thursday. the 25ih has been chosen by the Common
Council for his reception in this City. lie will land e
Castle Garden at 2 r. NJ. that day. and from tho
preparations now being mode by the military, there
will probably be Of the finest displays on the occa'
sion which has ever been witnessed hero.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
SCHOOLS.
RoARnING SCHOOL.

IRVING INSTfTUTE-TGrfytown Ne~York-NIL-
ILIAM P LYON AN. Pr.nelps. aided BY lyeilcusl tied
Tesrirs Sumner Session commences st Nay; Winter
session. 1t Soveulber-eAch conuninr Eve months The
sr,ncs to- eiher with French and he Ancs1 Languages
Terms per session 500 for juvenile pupils siiofor senior
,4r.l. Pupils may BE- admitted Al any tHle
10 hose who desire place sons al ooNrag scnos ne
Advantages OF tbs nsuuuon are oeeved 70 Dc eSaa4 u not
superior % any. - -.t.-.
(, ba. been m successful operation ten yeas The oea
,or . rhll AMI snuhros. convenient ~ access from
the civ The tfce i cunlmodiOls and comiofao>-tns
r-t-.rrls arinie and Disconnected from The N44ege-
lhe government Efficient but understanding ta' q
we-reguaiei Christian family and no day schoiaJs arc
admitted couueract tho sanitary influence Of isnhy
training
TIE system u Instruction : desigued not mercy 20 "a
and perfect the pupil he branches .ulaed uei 90
develop aud Instruct he iudgmeu 10 enghea ne ehast
staining 20 form the habits and 20 give moral ana usefa
direction 20 the Dcllnaiious.
For particulars Pamphlet Circular, containing the m
formation most kcy % be sought which may be had on s
plcafou the Principal Tsrgytowu OF % his agents.
CLARK L Austin. Us Broadwa az. y Y
kEFyRE>cES. ~ FKSNissIoS
Washington Irving, Fec. Tsrryiown.
Hon Gu,isn {. Nerplank, Ne'S-fors CITY
Zebeiee Coos. Esq
Morris Robinson, tsc.
Benjamin LOder, Esq
Rev. DR.. Creighton. s.sssssss thrlio"u
Rev Joseph Wilson,
Com Ajax Sidcll Mackenzie. L. n
Can't. Nahan Coob,
Rev DR. Berr.an. -. .Nev.Ycrs Ciiy
Rev. Dr. Peck.
George T Trifuhie Fec -
Hon James Harper,
Fracis Hall. Esq nyl- w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
From Mexico-Peace Prospects.
Correspondence of The Tribune.
Ht,V on Mrxgco .prf1 81

Correspondence OF ne iflnuN'
CITY or MEXICO. April q. ls4S.
HORACE GREELEY. Esq.-SV: On Sunday the
2ad the American Commissioners will leave here
Tor Queretaro, with an escort Of a considerable
force Of cavalry and infantry, under the direct
command Of Gen. Pattison Preparations have
been made by the Supreme Government to receive
our Commissioners though the Senate is not yet
competent to act. large force will go with our
Commissioners from the fact that IT viii be neces-
sary for the protection of the Congress while IN
session. IL is considered almost certain now that
there will be some trouble, probably a battle,
with the Revolutlonsts either at, OF near. Que
retaro
Gen. Herrera is the Senator from the Federal
District, and will 20 for peace. Ten members are
wanting IN the Senate 10 qualify It 10 act
You have heard OF the Revolution of Paroles
and ms followers IN the San Luis region This
VIII undoubtedly amount To something serious be-
fore It ends and result in an immediate order for
our troops to occupy that city have Just learned
that Gen. Butler already considers the armsticc
broken.
Mr. Sewer feels very sancuine Of his success In
securing the hnal scceptation of the Treaty In its
present modified form. | must confess do not
feel 50 sure Of it,
The Court OF Inquiry will probably hold its las,
session in Mexico to-day. when II will adjourn 10
the United States In haste. a w. W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

By substituting for compound tIoe OF tne FORM
and PROPORTIONS figured No. 2Ol the quahtIiy a.,
charged has been ascerianed 70 be more nan
bens % that delivered BY inc of.lce IA 'le 80 pa .
d 10 lOf A. the ci.ten; B. snort conleai iaDe con
Meeting the cylindrical one 70 the coAloei H7'l I'M 4.
stpposng the diameter Of 10 Dc unli! u = u.t u -
should be : aud the distance between mem y ~
increased discharge ceases when ine c!areH p"4l %
The lube il Of considerable tnsn' ana VI iA' same
bore as the smaller end o. { ~ a.. q
tube OF the form represented ~ 10 ~ "s' appHs'
bv Ventura 10 me same reservoir the depth VI water ~
which was also kept 81 inches Inree gas t13e''
B G. were connected % me unu-I '"e Vi "a. PiPc,
and their lower ends inserted mo 'essei oulA-ll
mercury When water noweu .-4ou7I tAs pr ~
mercury rose. 50 lines 10 L. - 10 D. ana ID e 4Asss
.,+is ---rond with % inches Of water In A, -
incbes i'm 4 and in C. The length OF the pipe sholli
not exceed four tine. the diameter OF IT. 'nilirr thl
rT,,,r, .rb.t.nces have often been thrown inio the
CO -, D., ..-arr.iu Is direction pNafu OF tWeuiy
- - ., - rf0ard, near the Banks, a cJniuol
1fsrf b', e,refv corked ana sealed ana haflls leF
nches of r, bunting TED 20 me nrcA Inc botle soiaAe
i,,.r siresssi fo gentleman u London, ami an open
~ Fisb and FRENCH rec testing the hndeF % PAT me
- aro.t Post Once, American OF European t
a. memorandum Of the clrclDsAncss dale anu fiacs ~
Ia. sl.covarv Precisely clsseu muuths from ne Gay nc
% -. committed the deep, ihs lefirr " rs ce rfsi
~ he n,.rrnau and accompanied WIN lroIleI nol =
- igvran The fragile vessel foaied safely asnoIe
- So, m. Ef.le peunOn excited the attention oi pa
80 ,sb9 broke tie bottle. and not knowing wna ~ i.AA
80 rorfaff- crrried fle whole % his priest Anl- $3.50
- r,fsIv forwarded The letter to IL desinlon anu
,-f, snti.r containing tie particulars ilsi iA.-.l-
pff iffr. We believe. laid Deftre me bfilsh Al
sirsy By lie gentleman 70 ws0ia ~! hss ss~'S''VN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
voice from Old Washington.


WAsuf'crON Go. Nay IT, l-l-.
rp,rxp GREKIEY The Wings of this County
mo, a., Aryy,e ih. day appointed Delegates 20 District
Convention and passed The following among other Re
solutions;
B,,oire9 That this Convention relies with undImin
i.bed confidence IN the cxai,cd worth pure integrity
md unrivaled abilities of HENRY CLAY. and would
n oce 20 see h. long he ~ devoted public service
,rrrdcd with the Dol CHEST houOrs Of the Republic.
Resoired That we have ful confidence thar the Wig
National Convention viii nominate either the candida
of our choice or some eminent Wing Of triad integrity
end kaovn yicvs willing be the ~ oncnf Of thr
principles 0f the party. and 20 ABIDE By me aecis ~ ~
rJresentafircs Contention and 20 sHch nominee We
pledge our devoted and united support
The resolutions were unonimoasly adopted and Tou
VIII therefore see that among the Wings Of Washington
there are none who wish have the Wing party siuln
fed by the nomination Of Gen. Taylor.
Respectfully yours D. +.
e. Washington County j. ccr'q'a 90 give 800
TO 1000 majority for HENRY CLAY or any known
and decided Wbis. with Gen. Taylor as our can
didate il may give 1000, and it may not give any
thing. Think Of this, ys fishers for Loco Focr
votes GEd T'1b.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24
FRANCE.
~I,lI I.nfcr-nnd The Lnicst.

TIE Corriy <, Enquire hes received hy Electric
TELEGRAPH from London 70 southampton. the following
a patch. which ave- one days later Intelligence from
Frnncc including the important election Of President
OF tle Assembly
PAEIs, Friday Evening May .
The National emily met 10 noon. and after yerhca-
iun of powers the ballot for The election Of President
commenced. Do opened 40 o'clock and closed AZ o.
when 81 IrulFL was declared President Paris was
Tranquil. whcn the dispatch left
A. BruIFZ was the candidate advocated Dv the
Journal drr D.jats against " TRELAr. who was put
forth by the National assembly The candidate ~ the
Provisional Government.
Considerable unra-ne-s prevailed and imprcs-
son- entertained that the Proclamation Of the Repub
lie Yesterday the result Of intimidation by the mob
outside through Cen COuRTAis and other pariisans Of
the ministry.
Its sad The Representatives were forced into that pro
ceeding hy d. being inmated 20 them that IL refusal
would be- atte nded with danger
Another report b. that a compromise has taken place
between the two parties and That three Consulswll be-
proposcd-DuPoNr |de iEureJ. LANARTINE, and u. L.
DR. ROLLi>.
such a coalition would satisfy party. and would De
followed by similar struggles as the present Mn
RoLLIN and ! ARAGo and I'D other Deputies. met 20
day organize crfrcWe M section of the Assembly
The Provisional Government VIII not order the army OF
thc Alps into Lombariy. I'LL required By the Milan
Government or bv Charles Albert There were three
candidate for the Presidency The scrutiny gave these
results: Buchez 800; Treat. 23i Recumc, o.
The nsure euts arc still master7 oil Lunoget order
prevails there nevertheless.
Bank returns IN last nights Gazette-lssue Depart
ment: Debit notes issued 26.2jl -2j-Credt: Govern
rnsnt debt II 0lJ 0jlOther securities, 80 900-GOid
coin and bullion lO,556,23
Threes here AT A. Elves al 90 20 /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-24

cylindrical tube go POD connected 10 rc.er-
yoir Of water d. the surface as before being 81 cn,'
above its orice The pipe was IL lines M diameter
and 81 long A glass tube b connected 10 IT.
urper surface the distance Of eight me. rom lls
junction with the reservoir The other end OF the glass
tube descended into vessel i, containing coioIS"
LIQUID When water flowed through II dragged uie
air al thu mouth Of the glass tube with It the remain
ing cir dlaed and finally the whole was carried our
with the cfiiueut water and the colOred hqud rose %
the hight OF "a inches in j. The glass tube was c
shortened TO about - inches. when the contents oil
rose up end were discharged from X. IN another cN-
pertinent was placed iu nearly perpendicular pos
lion being inclined little that the JET might not hl
back ON itself but the liquid rose through y as hcoIe
1be end of A where it Joined h was flush with the
interior surface of the latter several small hole. were
made round these diminished the velocity oil the
issuing current but no water escaped through me
There i. singular fact relating the discharge of
LIQUIDS from different shaped ajutages tor example
more water flows through short tube than through
simple orhce OF the same diameter circular open
ing Of the same diameter the bore OF M the last
fgre wa. made in sheet of tin and the latter attach
ed 10 a cistern in which the water was kept 40 con
slant altitude Of 32l inches now while iouf CUBIC ieet
Of water escaped through the opening IN u seconds
an equal quantity passed through IN 81 seconds "d
when the length Of was only twice lie diameter the
quantity discharged wa. still greater.
But the quantity discharged may be sui farther M
creased if the end of next the reservoir be made 10
assume the form Of the contracted ram This term is
used 10 designate that contraction which hqud
column undergoes when escaping through nm orhcc or
when entering tube suppose an aperture an lnch m
diameter made in the bottom ola bucket or caldron
and closed by plug Then MI the vessel WIN water
and Withdraw the plug Upon examination the descend
ing column will be found contracted or tapered Tor
short distance below the orifce viz half an nch or
halt the diameter of the orhce The ares OF me sec
ton of the smallest most contracted part wall ne 10
the orhce a. 10 20 rs according % Bossut but when
short cylindrical tube applied TO the orince he
found the contraction 10 20 1913 The same tnins
occurs whether the opening be made IN the SIDE or Dot
tom Of a vessel Hence by enlargins the end OF n
next the reservoir in the proportions named, the con
traction within the cylindrical part Of the tube would
be avoided and the discharge consequently Increased