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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0ergsunbsr eb gQcrris esnsitrttb fsin Amt ols Ga
uol.GemmiSicnr nisorlest? Ct wirb rpcH ft(tboltsl
mas CT bat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

6~rBbiss scbt on Die arbst-crsanhrt guh-,
ii eurtaus feline Bit msbr ,u ptrlisrsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

o. Die lestrn Gurcpaifhsn Gabribkn BADEN bic
gRirfuus setatt ba bic GstraibsYres in attn Gsssn.
ecn scftiescn iiuo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

OrSn Rarrtano bot Gin 6srr cine gVafbins srs
finrsn. wcmrt mon tsi bcm sNobtsn scn msxn eie
duiIsre SdaIe ben bsm @ei,sn rein atfsnean tann.-
Gs fen saniit pslss errart psrrm tSnnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

6F3u SOltimcre III pcr sniaen 2ossn Gin gaann,
Namens Sciftr. an Der MafaItbm ssitcrbsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

Sd)pcrcr NerIuit.-Ginm 6err Sninnis, Gin
rsipettater Sousr. ron Maripid Sounthip, 9uds
Gaunp. ifisf ncutih fclaenoss llnstdd m-Ssin gan:
ger 8isbGted serietb ibm in Gin 9Rcfbtcrn Sso. uuo
che man eies 9,pabr wurNs bottsn ilb ole fbr pclI
SReihfcrn ssfrsfsn-2ls ens @ith enipcte. trist
man ss in Gin anosrss Sslo. fur wsIes gRafsr sft.
Nadesm nun eafslte Moecr 9cicftn bate, crtrantts
Der aan,e Stcd, unb alIs ciIsn trepirt n Gisrinls
anh elItc alien auern oils cine Rarnuna ciensn osnn
febr scrne frspirt 5crnpicb wnn es srinss Rfbtcrn
gu freiTtn, uno earauf Raeer ;l trinttn tstrnln,t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0T Sener.-Die 8otbcliitbs Stride gu Siie.gse=
fen, Die erit in 1874 rrbtd purcs uno $4,000 tcs
itets. 1T bSutr pcr 8 Sossn sinscdibert ipcreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

STDie Staot S1strcrf bot 1900 Sbalsr fdr bic
Gctbkioeuen in Der staot altanp beresactsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0E-@cn Sbic lautcn ollie @sriht, in 6infdbt M
prtibsnttnrpabt fbr rfrsulItb fir cis SHbiss.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0-gcitrn mirre cine Srstccm 5enssntien in
seanpibre scbalin, um sin Gnpsbtsr.5etstm gu biz
cen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

% Sn Mafbinstcu wrlts tsets Betbs cine SHUTTER
br'n ttsinrn gcbn sidtiscn fbua ibm ouf ben aspf,
unS hrsdlidb mascn. tSokts ibu ouscntldid III
feem pabniinnis eetucreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14
Tiir SanalsG GOmmieiouer:
Ner MtDDleswartb.

SsnatcriakGrw
Sobu y. Sdnocrfpn, ron ettancn.
%bpmas W1. z. WpSfcmmau, ron gEotbinstcu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

05-Gin efrnes GefSnsnie il neifidb 81 pinsburs
tcuirutfirt rerecn teftirnit fr Gbtpsts, asntdp -
nOd pstbsm Srt &c init stuem Danipftcct ssncnmnsn
suroe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !:

/. Sclepb 8. 9lortIcn, l3. p:nrp >oFntr,
2. 2. 3. 24dbsria, Ia. 0Hn. Gclocr. kn.
3. Sdues Wa DAVIS, Is. @rn. vi Slrniu,
4. Sbcmas QR. Duffiefp, 16 Gbas- S4. SIher,
5. Donia .. .6ituer, H. lnt. g. Curtin,
Q. Scihua DUNCAN, Is 3. 8. Dopiefcn,
2. Schn D. Stesls, 49, Sclepb Mea,tI,
9. Schn soneis, 90 Daniel aansp,
8. Seispb 8. 9ebmudsr, 81. ane. 9H. eeeuis.
10. Gbartss Snposr, %. 3idaro Srpin,
IL. SRni. g. bairlsp, 90 Sbcmas 8. Gill,
T2. grants Sresr, %. g. Il. purpianss.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0TGr@cus;rnSr Sbcn,as. ectectc ron marpiaub.
lit fir Ban gmen bsraassetctnmsn.- Grs
ecupernSr 6amnsuo. estcfcto pcn Gub:Garslina.-
Gbsnfalls Gen. ancsrea. sbscsm Gin ectsfctc Scr. st.
Genotcr rcn SennefTte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0r5-Das aI6onp Seurnal usrfibrt sae @tn. 20rter
in enem Gauntp msbr s1acbrbsit abaltsn satbs, als
eiss il fr einen anorn ssbis Der Sail ipar.-es pisl
fir has @efbrei nnfrer @eansr, In geps auf isnsn
Srt, biufbtlisb ces Gdo.Garclina grisfss.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

+ 0TEis Rbiss scn Bsrts Gauntp batsn fetasnesn
Wahtgttrl stbiicst:
Con 9rss-petsr acoams. 84Gt
afemblp-spitiam eraif, Gaisb 5arriisn. Shas
8srtetA uno gRilliam 8rerer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14
y o u, MmsIomSc.
slmfnnft oeS Oampffhiffe,

s3pci Sdae fpdter BON Gmropa- slngeIcs
eenbciten in Srlauo-sSObn Wlartin pers
nrthrilt-Sic 0rnucbseren Sdnluie pegs
breitet iidb-SBidbtig BON Tramfreicb, m.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

o-x~,; ,.r es,,o,,,, ~. ,e.. ...
r., hos.r s,v,s j. a;s, sohr sss -
Gabs nesb a,rsu fnb, namltb SlcrSeoreliuo aeut,fn
uno @srmcu-Sn ben ,vci testsrn babsn mir fss,,snS
gruno sr,pcunsm
-,
in iensn go,,nc msbr auehrhs;, ,rhor,,n ,.,s. -.
eiss !, sr enen onscrn geb;a ssr Tan mar GO r;,t
fir oos csebrsi ns,rsr cssonsr IN s,,,,s o,,f ;,n,.
Srt. bp6tb,ib ses en-. gore1po sr;ss.s -
0rer. escusrnSr sbcr,os scfsfsts ron spsrsrous
III Cir s,on w,rs, ct;As.o, ez-.
esc,p,rnsr s,omu,sns pstsscfo wan ssIn.Gor,s;no
eh,nsons e,ep 1nh,rt.s .bsS.,,, -, ost.s.t. a.. :.
Ssnatcr pcu SennsiTts.
fArgie gabios scn y,,rfs gounh, hos:r s.t,,rs,,,
pobfsettrf otkifsct
Con srss-petsr aebams. 84l
afTsmbfp--Spitliam Gjrdit, Gaisb 5arrilen, Stag
gsrtlst uuo gBiIiOm Srsrsr.
6rGin efrnss gsfSnanie il nailid5 NJ pittstura
truiirufrt ,peresn tsfttnt fir GbtppitIs. asntadp
nad5 pslebsm Srt &c NIT sfusm Dauyfbcct oencnrnsn
suros
0rSn Mafbinotcu ruclIts lssts qBcsbe cine sputt,r
ibren ffeincn Gcbn ,ht;,en sbh,o ;hr, oeh n, e.,e
une fbrcdtb mfasen. tSoks ibu ouscntidlida-Sie III
fttcem p0bninnis sepcrcen.
6TSn warrdano bot Gin bsrr cine Mafbins srs
flinrsn. mcmtt man ht ocm sNabsn vcn RsiHn sis
gs Ss Sor, r;slss srS,r, s ,,,rs. ~. .s.n." '"
sos - ss ~ ss !, .'a
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14
DsrN NepabIffaner.

Dis 8smrtunscu bss Ieetsn Hsputifansrs. im 8s.
pis alf uns uno has Ddssafenserisni. asbSrm untsr
Die fhpddisn alIer fhrpoden auffdes bic mir ie ses.
fen baten-oiefdte fno bann bctb gar sa lsppiIb-p
psl e. INN sine Grpisoruns uuireritiis berpcr m rus
fsn.--gBr battsn uns f. sfpas ftsr Die 8sfanostst
bss Gbitcrs oss 3sputltOners DEFENDERS in 8eps 0uf
ben &driff BON 1S4s bsicnnsn--srwartsnb eas
oc stpas rhcinen rpdroe. pcrauf man cine srbenii;
e Grtpeesrun9 frt9sn lneen tSnnis-ansin ss ii pcs
osr nthts-@isusidt stt es otsr cine anosrs essssns
bsit.-"gsr in enen slaiernsn Sous mobnt, lclts ME
Stsne rpsrfsn." etr
Die 8emertun9eu in Der nantihen 3situns In 8e.
u9 auf berrn Surr, iuo sleihfaiIs fbr atacfhmadt
ant III snsT 5eraus9eter. :uie ss feint, bic sn,iss
psrien bic Scrrn Burr eas Rcrt rseet.-Punesr
absr rb Der 8pubftansr sinsn essr nit psetr earin
cine 9rte llnspabrbst aufsbunbsn bat oab cuae Yer.
lcnsn pcr 5errn Burr in Gotafauaua anlaustsr, bic
tbn eert psrodbta matbtsn SBsnn CT msis eas clbs
psrensn cert poren, 70 fam CT ortb outb aen per s
,parer-uno 70 anss c. bts niht tbu teratbtsn rpir
Die asiRSrsEg OILS cine llnUabrhst.-gHer parcn eenH
oteis gericnrn Scmm Matbtar 6srolls nit Der 5ar:
te, cnit itsbt ou kbr @rbddis pcr Dem gutttum.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

Sir 0cnDeruSr
8iatam S. Sobnitprt
pcn armfircns Gountp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

er.-SRir fno burd snsn Srsuno tcridtst
pcrosn eae am lreten Riitrpc bic 8sibs Der Gstrai.
ocs uno briitSds Res pcrrn Saect ilnon9i in ga,a:
rstb Saunibip, gertbomrien Gaunn, in Slammsn cnt-
cedt prrosn fiji uno sbc bsmd6tn Giubatt sstton
ben tcnnte, Tarcn gpri 8cssnSds, Gin bofsrtcd uno
Gin 6suitcd Gin 8aub her Slommsn scpcrren.-S Sbnc
3pcfa 1T fiss eas Rsrt zines SHcrbbrcnnrs une nur
aes 1T &c. faa re Sbder tisbsr unenbedt 9cttisben
it-SRan bcfit abcr tceh ic sldditb gu FIN, TIM nrtb
gu @rbaftsr.-Gebirbt ciss, f. trfru mir ea6 tis gan:
&C srcnss Der @ckts on linn pcI,cscn pnrSn pirr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

SIR Sice %rGiioent:
Millaro Gillm orr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

0-rDrsi osr Staaisn bic in 1874 fir Clap iiinms
ten batsn tsrsfs inoim Sabr stisi sa6 s br gnbis.
Sabs nsb sstrm fnb, naHIid sserbsGarelna. asntatp
unp @srmcnt, Sn ben gps leehrn babsn MIR bsbsuisno
Gruno arpcnnsm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

itSns 10000 Stinmcn SRebrbct sripdIlSn ,i tSunsn.
Dies su tbun fnb mir uns iltft fdbulta. uuo clkn
mir feblcn cs p tbun, mrran mir absr teinen auacn
hid oenten, 70 prrisnen mir ben Sacd alIer Saacn
eir srcRn uno tbeusrtauften frcen gersnsten eiaa=
ten.
Gabesm Der GtupsrnSr 9sfbicTsn bate. risf man
ouf Il. g. Srrpn, @fa. rcn Gaicn, Der etenfalIs cine
WsftrrCoe fc9cn lre, in ge5ue Ouf rpsltbs mir a6tr
unmS9dh psitIauftis lprcSben bitkn.-Gs maa cabsr
bIuldnslit fin pen mir hscn, oab mir nitb 9iaubsn
cee CT cine bcesrs Ssos bi,t uno ollie unrs erSr ipf
irn, caG CT ibru cine au,ub pcrtrsbs Gspm bier &C:
basn baGr teice i c6enfalIs auf osu Sariff, rlats
Den 2buten ses Gcu. GoF. ron ne or finsn Scesn in
stnSnSmmpsn 9eftcfTsn uno at9sbrrbsH batsn ra.-
(Gr msints ct bate atsr bsr ssbaneslt, rpie Der alts
"9aub uno 8ditis. uno bate ibn auf ben SSpkn bee
5cness j'rdlascn) ts natb W0ib9uu alIipo sr eurd5
eas 3sbcn ron Grtra 8clceun9, ircu tcn 4edt bot.
ts. reid uuroe, uno piGoer pcn oa bis nab afbnatcn,
Sltieer gu fhnideru fubte.-Gr 9ien9 Gcoann auf bic
Sbatcn ocs Gen. Saplor iittr oenen er ebenfas pcn
6crt barriicn bis nacb 9ucna @iia frtete. p6breuo
mtthm CT eft burdb purrabs unb bdnbeftatEbsn, Der
6reiinee oes oiicn ptlocn untsrtredbeu murfe-autb
fri9t' CT ben unper9eidsn Sbatsu ees eeiettrn Gsn
Sectt ron Malbinstcn bis in Die 6auptiaet seriec,
wdbreno pdhnn aub pclfs Sesisruns ,sinlitb Ttrsas
absr rroieutsr gaeilt nit9sncmnsn puroe-Gr niadts
cnanu, % ss bis eie 3s etpas st srpcrDsn par. nrr
nSdb einisr @smcrtunssn binfhHitb eer @eursrnSrs
6rs9e. wcriu CT Gcup Sctniicn pis fsristbe es mr.
oisni. ais nen Fbr fabiseu. ptoniprIcn uuo osbttos
ren Vsanltsn uno Sdr9r arrcr bct, attr eur5sus
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-09-14

SIR NyrGiibent:
GsW> S1sD@sg gogl0s
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substraction from the wings, W. Ich, assuming the
real democratic majority in the State to be hive
Thousand, would leave both parties nearly balanced
IN thu Presldenusltest
But, again, there may be reason to suppose that
the October election will revive old patty associa
TONS and that many this revival will desert the
free soil ticket, and fall into their old party lines
An eminent "free soier," well versed in Penn
syvsnia politics. and particularly In all tha,relates
TO the strength and purposes of his party, gives
II as his opinI' n, that the democratic candidate
will he the Gov. rnor but that Taylor will carry
the State in Move mber. This opinion may mean
sometime but we take II mere opinion
H. conclusion, after careful review of the facts,
the evld nee. and the probabilities before us, we
give IT as judgment, which may be worth some
thing or nothing, as the result may turn out, that
unies ohn ston elected, Taylor cannot get the
State of Pennsylvania, and, as OPINION, that
Johnston will BE- defeated.
Having thus put upon the record our examination
and o, opinions of PeHnsy lyania, AT the hazard of
our reputation as political inspector, your repor
ter, IN his next despatch, hopes to report from
Ohio, which is now regarded as the key to the
winning or the loss OF the battle.
II has been raining for two nights and part of
two days, and the result in the mountains is ex-
pected TO be reported here by tomorrow morning
In rise Of few inches in the river. We have
to-day, some twenty-slx inches in the channel.
Weather still promising more rain.
THE DocroR.
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to iocirry The choice you have made Of your repre-
stDtstivs in the National Assembly 10 guars ntee fer
the triumph of the popular and regular republic
understand it, It the honesty Of the people that you
have cent In them; the honesty OF the people 10 its
sslvation The National Assembly will ave France.
Our toe glory lies In having felt thst Attach your
selves more and more 60 the National Assembly IL is
your own sovereignty. and Is worthy Of you. Only
give II time lmpstsnce always does violence good
intentions government for ages is to be nsti-
tuted IN three nihs
Accept my sdieux citizens! Nominated ten times
by you Specification and not . man. confou nd
ed In the ranks Of simple
descepoed from q power too high for my ambition,
and desiring that may again ascend to It,
get me- but do not accuse Perhaps there was ne
day in which merited your sutfrages-it the day
In which sacrificed them to concord. For myself.
.bal bear you In memory all the days of my public
life Every time that thall cast into the a vote
OF good intent towards the people Of hrmness against
faction. OF good for the country for family for pro-
perry for society for conscience will say to myself
am casting your vote with my own. will say that
two millions are voting through me for this unanimous
republic which, in your eyes well as in mine, the
interests Of all fgtmatized by the will Of all and de-
Tended by the hands Of all under the most free and
most potent Of governments
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Cleared.


ssdisssf pssi STARK London John drswsdi D
Dublin h.Tsssl g; bads%, ODD spencer John NJ
BuSs sG.S po s's0n No
Bart;.Aonss, Monroe. Londonderry. Aokerman ella
Fredercks Bremen Victor Duckwtr John SEASON. &eien
Havana surges Co; Phlsh Burton New Orleans Elwel
(Brsm! Ssese Bpsnos Ayrss P.rsp
Areelna Bn.l Fsrsisys lara: Corning shanToek FRS
ssry B. ssas
Bs,% NfS xi es1Ss w x
norte Could 81 AugusIine Sabine Powers Newben; Henry
kiss Wilst,s PaI,sn ca SCI kossys aycr, Edsnie NJ
Smith dc Eliza Ryder PSItsmcuS; True%an uth. Phils
e. as ss d. i . ss% G'0y
DAVIS, Fail River Adventures Lewis Providence '''''
Ship Martha Mesny Liverpool 40 days with mdse to order
Tie has continual westerly gales during the
Slip S. Lawrence Brown Liverpool. 81 days with mdse
% Ss r B. r
and landed her at Kingstown Harbor Dublin the 2h
the was towed in by fishing boat Sid the day after
5 e d as or as sy WIN miles
s an bark Ssp white a border
ded brig Deeaanon Boston .bandOned The
has been day. to the s. Of Fire ire Island
to Barclay IiVnsstss 20 sif UP lon sssSanssd
me. Sc of Sandy Hook spoke brig Curry Comb of Quincy
Ship American ~ ansportl Stuart New Orleans % days.
lat Ion ~ 3d. experienced heavy from Sc,
he 18th, in NV gale lost oresa foretopmast
main topa and plt all the other rails Of them blowing
from the yards after being fastened. Sd while
Ge.a George Copeland native Of Epgand, fell from
the overheard and drownedhove ship too cleared
away the boat, but could not succeed in saving him.
Bark Ardennes Sampson smyrna 6 days with mds to the
Hamburg bark Adolph Rynaas Hamburg, 81 days in ballast
Hamburg bark Bertha ods Hamburg. 81 days ballast
Bark Jane Portland) wham Ragged Island Is days
to W Dawson Left no Am vessels.
Bark Electra ~ S'atesl Brent Pensacola 9 d. Sept 3k
lat S lon ~ - fell in with Br brig Ocean Bride from Bay
Honduras for London, with load Of logwood mahoaany
disDasted and full of water took from her part
her captain and men dashed overheard; the first
taken board the they had been of the
five days without provisions.
Brig Conde Newport Mercer, Havana about Sept a.
with sugar John Taylor Sid Sunday oath Sept
Monday night and sday morning lat SION Ion ~ IS W.
experienced gale from South WNWshpped heavy
stove round house and carried bobay but received
Brig Kendall (of BOothbay) Reed Turks Island, % days
with salt, to Ia cker X Lghturn.
Brig David Pratt (cf Porand) Wilson, Piotou % days. with
coal, order.
Brig Gypsy Kenney, Halifax 10 days with FISH, to Bache
McEress.
Brig David Dufen Goldsmith Wilmington N c. II days, with
naval stores to s Powell
Br sclr Eliza 1horburn Pictou, Is days
Fr schr Lucy, Lassontaine Rochelle, 81 days
Schr Iamartine. Turner, Philadelphia, 3 days
Scir Commerce, =, Philadelphia.
SehrAnseique, Snow, Frankfort.
Below.
Two ships, 2 banks and brig.
Sailed.
Steamship Northerner Charleston ship NIAGARA LIVERPOOL
ocTSsrR Wind at sunrise, 8; meridian S; sunss. s.
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
EDeARTowS Oct 6-Arved-Brig vesta, Mayhem. Atlantic
EAsI MAcmAs Oct 2sailedschrs Splendid, Ingalls,, New
l YGk Jacob Longc Barton do; Brmere Nevey do 3d.
miscellaneous.
RrTuRNrD-Ship Amarant Bliss from Boston for Liverpool
days shifted rss1
"' the 90 sacks fa with
SIp IsABiIIA sruART-Late accounts from the Isabella
Stuart tina. the salt had all been dissolved bags
had safely The cargo consisted Of
her SrS ss nas e sS .s
a1 Sas SSds her n
were making to lay the anchors and get the pump
s Sns SuaSe were entertained of getting her off, She ds
BARK L. CRowrL-Captain Neser Of the brig Confidence
s. Sas ns e ss sg D
for York under Jury mnsts reported having
main he had number Of light ias and spanhers set
At Px ~nS day. passed aa .,
wrecked brg or bark from ESQ $50 nothing
2 water and decks too he her sss
ai h q .on ifsa
t. No person visible on beard ne' 10 DC Eng
big BROTHERS, Adams from Norfolk 10Th u for Water.
weather lie passe and sustained easle damage put
sprs e f N00 n ana w in S returning the an
tin of tie cargo had overheard steamer wa.
a. d sd
aren't for underwriters went down in the steamer
BARN PANcHirA, from York which was on the Bump
Sd 4tb. ~
LAvNc,ED-At Thomaston 18th ult, by Watts Williams
schooner Judson about 75 TONS commanded by Captain
RWashburn BY Albert Counce, Warren Ne 18th ult brig
rh Elizabeth Of about 1870 tons to be commanded Capt
Thompson.
Ar :.ia no BY psq Joseph as
Notice 10 Mariners.
Capt Dill of bark Wyman from Baltimore requests us to
state ha on the 18th utmo when coming into Broad Sound,
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c ss str'''r fro" Palermo tor Boston, Aug r. in Gut
BARI hisns s.ndfora from sYorh for Mar.ie. Sep.
c,gs p1 sa.. tsn I. 50 a mites, ,r Nyo,,
TO- lat 80 10" H. Foreign Ports.
As1wsnr sept ssp'isIAAsss'., Ss Nelly, 3as.sa
YORK.
Barnsnnsvss' Sept is"sd al Bias Bose. NYorL Adler
sa Ss! fs' s'fss as .ass
iSArr Sae.d ga pTasw. or sase,r NJ
s0% SaS s PHI Ssns.A'' SD ill., Jas Perkins Hail.
Gee s.hats s :" Pro SS%s IN. rs$,a. Pope d.
Sept @sp Perkins, Baker for so...
sS S;s. NV
G juno Sept S SsrI III, 10y Ssei ysss
re SS s.,, srs Mary LossS; jaPss
iT .sa zt sss A D
SsSs s a..s ., s%t ss ss s.
1ssS Psn @ 18Th ls e $a Baltimore Bremen 10th
'' Ssnis ssDsss Ship ss:.a s wsIS Boston
dg WaPoie, Riokari.ei. DO OZARK Davis uno
Ssl S.s s as
Emily Essss% s
"a
Sept Manchester Jarn.n Rotterdam for Phil
''$s@ :ss @.. s4er.
q e'sns:S. ss.s p ! .Ssi S.
Ham, SY:rs, E.ss:r SS'!ssas s'i SSeds
5ssss s., sS; sssS
S Sasls to css s.rd b'' from Noble Sid ' bark Russia Log
Soon & ss.u @ aaI and fs I.sI for Malaga
SoTTtNnvhe sept lnSar Be ssaan, 3 ston.
f s':i s; s G. =: E:s
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PAsNehKfrs sailed.
LnERPooI-Pkt Ship Henry Clay-Mr Betty and lady Mr.
Tsly Mr. Tripgn Mrs Marharp Master Marhars Henry RUSSELL
New Bedford Morris, Maryland, Mr. sevn Mr. holly and
friend. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-08

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-A negro named
Alexander Fletcher was arrested on Sunday for
having attempted to outrage the person Of white girl
named Ann Wyvell. about 19 years of age who was
employed on board the canal boat | NJ Hubbard, now
in port. On Sunday afternoon, about O'Clock. all
hands had left the boat except the girl in question:
and the negro came on beard, and is alleged bru-
tally injured her in the cabin He foiled in his
purpose by the approach of person connected with
the boat, and promptly arrested. Buffalo Courier,
Oct. 3.
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f'ssse nkers Arrived /.

I,osohN- Ship bwlh gon-A Mcdonald and 7 in The
ttefate - =
BssavRe-B,rt Berths-T Alexander