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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-06-07
Miscellaneous.

FonEIcS LErrrRs-1he steamer bsrna for Liverpool viii
sail II oclock to-day Letter will close Gp in The
Exchange and the Telegraph New Room No "A Exchange
Place. half II o'clock The United States fo'
Southampton avre and the Granddaughter FIR Havana will
leave on Saturday. Letter ,gs above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
Destructive Fire.

ALBANY, Oct. 29, 184S.
fire broke out this morning in the basement Of
Harriss paper hanging store Green street which was
destroyed with the store adjoining belonging to Luz
Their Tucker and II. s. Emory The stores belonged
to the Cooper estate and fully insured the AL
bany lpsusance Company. Harris's loss amounts to
about $1,000 on which insurance for So 900 in
the Albany County Mutual and North Western, (Os-
wego) TuCter and Emorys loss was large They
were insured for 200 in the Albany Insurance Com
pany.
The Odd Fellows Hall, on the corner of Green and
State streets, has suffered considerable damage.
The wall was cracked through.
The fire caused by spontaneous combustion
fuckers loss consists in the destruction of several
thousand numbers Of the Culiuator of which be has
no stereotype plates, &c.
Emorys loss consisted Of large supply of agrioutu.
raj implements, sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
Police Intelligence.

Caught in the .dct-Two women, calling themselves
Mary Coles and Catkarine Lawson, entered the pre.
misses NO IL Park Row, on Saturday, and proceeded
up stairs to fourth story room, where they ope ned
bureau drawer and carried of gold bracelet one
diamond ring, garnet breastpiu, and many other ar
tices of jewelry, together with brown silk mants,
trimmed with black lace, velvet silk scarf Mary
was detected a. she leaving the premises and
rested BY officer Rowe of the Second ward Catharine
cleared herself before the officer arrived On the per-
son of Mary found Of the stolen rings but all
the other property carried off by Miss Kate Mary
to prison for trial.
Arrest of Escaped Conrict Officers Oldring and
Poole, ofthe 9th ward arrested yesterday felo ca
ed Cornelius Van Clief, an escaped convict from
Biackwell's Island The rascal had caped from tho
island o. ly two days, when the officers caught him
again The magistrate him back to his old quar-
tere, to finish bis term of service.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
Sporting Intelligence.

TRoTTING, TO-DAY, AT THE UNION COURSE, L. l.
The famous trotting horse Jack Rosster (of Choago
and the first favorte of this neigh borhood Lady SUIT
ton, oonten this afternoon for purse Of 5000 mile
heats in harness Should the day prove fair the CON
test between these rapid nags will be exciting one
Lady Sutton is the favorite at about 100 to 10.
FAIRFIELD (VA) FALL RAcEs-The first davis race
and resulted as follows -
MIR. James Talley's b. g., y. O., by Boston, dam
Emily Thomas, carrying 80 lbs. .......... 8
MIR. o. ?. mares b. IN. Lucy Toand, by Priam,
udm NoIhi W lbs. ) i i
c. s. N. Green's Free Trade, by Mercer, dam
Monmouth Eclipse, 100 lbs. ..:........... asa
Time-lst heat, 1856; I'd do s: 80; Sd do, 400
The second race Zone mile out, for saddle) was
postponed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC INF ,'ELLIGERCE,

shipwrcck and Loss OF Ten Lives.
Bosrsn, Oct. 30, Is4s
Bark Csrnelta, of Bangor, Capt c. le, from Fayal,
9th september, for Boston, with cargo Of 800 bbs
sperm OIL wines. &c, and 10 passengers, was sban-
doned at Goth September in sinking condition,
having been boarded by while scudd ug in .
gaze, the Esd, in lat SO 49, NJ, lon SO 80 W. which
swept the decks and brosohed the vessel to- 81
got before the wind again leaking badlysoon bsc
unmsnsgeable and broaohed to q second time md
cspeized. "rr
Capt. Cole, two mates, ave seamen and four pssssu
gers succeeded in regsining the vessel nine passeu-
gers, three Of them females, and one seaman, were
drowned
About one hour after, the vessel rghted with main
mast, fore and mizzen topsss gone and full OF water
Came to on the other tack and lay on her beam end
during the night. At daylight next morning, found
the bulwsrks all gone staucheons coverin boards
from fore to missen rigging gone starboard side
matches and pump gear carried away, and the vessel
complete wrsok-ths sea making clear breach over
her. Both mates totally disabled. Crew wholly ex.
hausted and one passenger with q broken leg We
succeeded in clearing the wreck of broken spars and
saving small quantity of beef and wine on which
subsisted until the 29th when we were taken of BIZ
the Britth bark Castries Capt Hinds from St. Lucis
bound to Dublin. On the Sd October, spoke Swedish
brig Marie, Capt. WALTZ, from Bordeaux, for New
York. who took board Capt Cole eight of the crew
and two passengers, leaving one passenger, Samuel
Parsons Of Connecticut with his leg broken and two
seamen board the Castries
Oct 1Sth.-Lat. 43 20, long. so 80, fell In with
bark Velocity, Capt. Atkins, from Liverpool, foe
Alexandria, Va, who received board Capt Cole
his first mate, and two men, leaving board the M
the second mate, two passengers, and two seamen
Capt & his first mate, and one man, landed at
hail frCv no Ualn
this city.
The following are the names Of those drowned -
Charles Mcdonald, of Philadelphia; George Chase, Of
Nantucket John Jacent, do; John Santos of Wes-
tern Islands, Manuel Enos, do Manuel and wife, do;
Mary -, who came on board at Fayal. with John
Jacsnt Maria child II years old, taken on board
Fayal by Capt Cole James Clark, seaman, of Maine
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30

staff not wholly free from blame, in having per-
mltted the members of his corps to be thus cava-
lieriy treated by the heads of the army In Wash
ington, without, at least, a remonstrance on the
part Of himself and colleagues This treatment
however, is on a par with that gwen to many de-
serving officers by the cabinet at Washington
who swayed by political preferences and partiali-
ties alone, take upon themselves to say who de-
serve, and who do not deserve, governmental favor.
If the Surgeon General who, we believe, was In
Mexico, and who knows we'll how the surgeons
behaved, and with what limited Means they at
tended the sick thousands of our army, had been
consulted, there would have been, we apprehend,
very different result. But the government policy
has been the same throughout; General Taylor's
recommendations were never noticed, and General
SCOTS not even thought of.
There is still, however, locus pen,tent,e; and
should the authorities at Washington refuse, or
delay, to make the amsnde honorable we trust that
both houses of Congress will take the matter up,
and force them to do that justice, the neglect OF
which has excited so much indignation IN the
minds, not only of the medical profession, but OF
the public at large
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30

ELECTION set aside In Congress-
At the election of 1874 the wings and ma
tives, with few exceptions, united the same Con.
gress, State Senator, and Assembly tickets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30

The following tables will be Of great interest to
city political at the present time presenting they
do the state of parties in each Of the four Congress
siona Districts into which the city is divided at the
three elections for members of Congress since the
organisation of these Districts in 1912 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30

INJUSTICE TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION IN THE
ARMY" Why has there been, of late, no promo.
ton in the medical staff of our army and navy7"
% question so often asked that we really wonder
why the various medical journals, which say they
have the interest of the profession at heart have
not taken up the subject. Amongst the long list of
promotions and brevets granted to officers for SER
wees In the Mexican war, not single surgeons
name is mentioned, even in terms of common
praise; whilst quartermasters and paymasters.
who have no more real military rank than the
surgeon, are honored "for their gallantry and
good conduct" Is 1t that the medical officers
have not borne themselves well and bravely, or
that their duties have not been faithfully perform
ed This cannot be the case; for not few have
been>found in the front rank of battle, and all have
done their deroir in the field as well and truly as
the best. Many, too, have offered up their lives
In that unhealthy climate borne dvASf by the con-
slant labor incident to their profession.
We much doubt whether more self-sacrfclng
body Of men could be collected together than ac-
companied our army from the commencement to
the end of the war. So few IN number were they,
that after some of the severest battles, time for
neediul rest was not afforded them, so great was
INC ist vi SiCh anu Woul ueu tuelr III
mediate care and unremittlng attention. And
how are they now requlted We hear of etlogies
delivered and proud monuments raised to CON-
memorate the daring deeds of those who fell in
attacks upon the enemy. The names of these he
roes are deseredly imprinted on the memories of
us all; but who has ever heard aught said of
the devotion OF surgeon Roberts, who, seeing
all the officers belonging to company OF his
regiment shot down, and the company itself
in disorder, placed himself at Its head, and fell
MORALLY wounded, in the entertainments at Moline
del Rey| Who can recall to mind single enco
MUM upon those who, breathing the pestilentIa
AIR OF military hospital, have fallen victims to
their zeal and fidelity? We have heard, also, OF
sword presentations and public demonstrations
without number, TO the gallant officers and gene
rails who have survived the campaign; but never
yet has there been, to our knowledge, single pub
lie display, single mark of civic, governmental
or public appreciation, given to any of those emil
nent and distinguished men who formed the medl-
cal staff of our army in Mexico. The paltry pay
given by our government was but poor compen-
aton for the loss of health, and, in the case of
many vountee loss Of practice also, and profess
siona prospects.
il Is time, therefore, that our government moved
in this matter; and we hope that the next session OF
Congress will cause at least the empty honor OF
vote Of thanks, TO be rendered TO such as are still
living. We consider the chief Of the medical
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
City Politics.

The Wing Convention of the Fifth Congressional
District Saturday evening" had another excited ses
sion in which all the candidates finally dropped
but two George Briggs, Esq, and Col. J T. Van Allen
the latter brought forward q compromise. These
gentlemen were pushed with great zeal by their
spectivs friends and than thirty ballots, ran
neck and neck, each alternately receiving sixteen
votes At length however MIR Briggs obtained the one
vote requisite for choice and nominated He is
popular and well known whig. We believe the friends
of Col. Van Allen intend to run him on an indepen-
dent ticket Already there are "six Richmonds in
the field" In that district.
The Democratic Convention of the Third Congress
sionsl District composing the first five wards Of the
city, meet to- night for the third time to make
mination The most prominent candidates are Gen. II.
Walbridge and Mr. Michel.
The city nominations, as far made, are as fol-
lows
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30

Sur MAnv.-Capt. Il. w. Smith, late of the ship
Emblem, Of Pbiladep hia takes ommand OF the ship
Mary, under repairs, and will sail for New Orlean ms
about the 10th Of November
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-10-30
Actusl Circulation Of the Herald.
On the RubicOn.

The publication Of the Herald commenced yesterday at
minutes before o'clock finished Is past
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Eoplor aud bisslnal, insbefonbere
In Der S6la6t BON Qao QIre, am
2. Qluguf 1882, rilbmli6 a,Is. gr
trug 70 bel tpie ir9epb giner, bas
,u bei, ben Grie9 81 einem rlbms
Dpaen gnbe tu 6riitgeu. Qlm 27.
Qlu9uft, tpurben ibm pom Mgenteu
Street Die Grte9s9sfangenen 8laf
6amf unb Der 8rOpbet anpertraut.
Ills balb barauf S6erfl Wlorgan
pom 1fen SnfanteriesR egimente
farb, apancirte GaplorS gum 8es
feble ilber bisfgs Nsglment. gr be>
febli9te nun fur inebre Sabre In
Sort CRAWFORD, am Obern MiffifFp-
ptmpfel6f ct ais SnbianersQggent
unter beu 9Silben jsuer @sgen0 Ell
nsu mbef6ranften tpobItbdti9en
ginfuB auSt6te.
r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Na6ritt wiro biermit ben @Iipbern Der
Snbepenbent @afhineton @auatIeris Srup,
pc 9eseben. tas cine @abI fur einen 8ri'
9ooe Snfpeftor am Samita9 ben 10. aug.
9ebaIten wereen wiro-uno oa6 bic Gom'
paanie wie pOroem am Saufe pom 6 ia s
OiebI, in Miaerstaun. Nieoer. Macungie,
iiimmen wiro-uno eS III ferner Der @unfb
ceS Gapitain6. oo6 ale MiteIisbsr punftlib
Der 8abI, Swiftbsn ben Stunben pOn unc
3 tlbr. bsiwobnsu nereen.-3ur ndmihen
3eit fOuen autb Sadeu Don grocer Bib
t9fsit gu Der GOmpasnie beiprO6sn werosn.
Auf 9sfsN pts Gaptaiu5.
s.. 8. Sebant, .. q.
Nu9ult 7. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
so u sci0e.

&A y1auern uno anoern Sbisr6efenn
UA-xa SmodDe ith bisnlit bic cr9sbsnc 1nsss
.SsaAa III es, oos i'd msins 2Bebhuna icet in Den,
NJ Pm gBirtbsbauls rtn 9 0 ONO QB G q.
EaASssz T, aufscfbla9cr, no icb, init elmer gus
ten Satisapctbst psrbsn, in oen Stano 9ttet bn es
ben, oer msinsr tsearf aufs Sihsrlts uno Scs m be;
0ienen.
g8eacn bauRssr GslhSftc i'm eanbe IN es nit uiht
inSab, iunsr bsi 6aus ;a cin, cc bin isb SRcr9ens
bis 8 lbr iumsr iiebsr analtrcfTcn.
0aosb muB itb tsmerfeu, bae i'd auh ecn Siebssr;
fbnitt cbne ben 9srin9tsn ga6tbsll fiji eas 81 ptr'
fhnsiosnos Sbisr iu wrritbtsn i'm Sanbe bin.
eabnmnsen i'm Suec, 8instcbn, epotb, Steif9ttii
In Selas pcn aem Seunscr ptrma9 i'd eurdb ausfdb;
uuno elmer SpsratirN auf Der Gtus u pertrctcn. lin
bic spabrbcit bicr au9etslItsn Bsbauphins einjufss
ben, earf man mir nur 9ee9cnbcit aebcu, sne Operas
tien in Anrpsnouu9 u bringcn.-!Ssiipids sifer Gri
qnibrsn sratbtc i'd fdr dtUfdlfs, ctsliib i'd esrsu
9enu9 aufsabsn fam.
Carl Il. MiQer.
2tllsntaln, Suli 10. na8m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Observation-Disclosures.
Uu9uf Z.

IN Die frsicn uno unabtane9sn @rtpGbIlr Der 2tsn
@ri9arc, item D;piiru, 9. GN.
5teunoe unb MitIclbatsn !
9utb oas @rfuben elmer 9rcBen QnjdbI
mensr Srsunce. filbIs icb mid uerauIaBt bel
Der fOmmercen Militdr' @abI, am 19ten
Siefes, ais Sancioat fir ras Qmt zines
SrieaSesSnipeftors
Ucrsutretsn- itb ermdbIt weroen, 70
perpfihte ib MIDI Die eem Nmte obIieeenoe
Wfihten nit Srsue uno Menfblibfsit uno
nab ben bsiien meiner &rdftsn Su pcuSie'
ben. uno merbe INNER fueben alle Sur gros.
ten 3uflisbsnbst unb nit ssnausr punft'
libfeit ;u beoienen.
Gusr Srsuno uno SQIilcIbat,
Sames SSeiter.
9lieoer Mdcuneie. Iue. 7. nq2m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
OrMder 9lrbrft.

Sn bisfr Dratsrs psrtsn isSsrlcit une an 4 tiIs
tsfltn prsiFsn, ale arsn Drudsrsartstr nit sl9ans
santtu Sbrftsu, auf cinsr Ycpsrsgrsfs rsrrbt Ols;
8dhsr, SauetiGs, eatds, Dites, 70 rpis tre anene
artn 8ldnts, bic in Dem Sabs snss 5risesnSrlbtsrs
pcrfcmmen.
Da mir uns 0Iiibfaps nit 'in.m 9rcfsu aTorttmcnt
Gu9tilbsr Sdrifttn rsrkbsn battn c bctu MIR cirtn
,ablrsisbsn suprub oss GnsIiibcu ess. gutIituns p
crtaltcn.
GFG. S8. Carr, GIa. III ter Gssnt fdr ben
"ectbo 9utrirt"-Offiss 4: Gun Suleiu9," e'n GIf
tbanSs eshdues scecudtSE uno &C. 440 Serb 4ts Ct,
pbabstpbid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14

Stn bic Stimmecber Der stcn Srieace stcu
Sipifpu, -. 81.
5rsluoe uuo gNitirlrotru:
4ufgemuntert ourt cine 9rOBe QnSabI
meiner MiioIcaten, bin idb beWo9en nor
Den, mid ais Elm @ancioat fur oas Qmt zines
Srieabe 5nipsfters
eioer Pommenosn @abI anSubieten.-Scu
te icb cine Mebrbeit gusrsr Stimmen erbal
ten, 70 weree itb bafnr cantbar fsin, uno
futsn Die pfi6tsn ces QmteS punftItb
auSbuuben.
SOiepb SteFeI.
2(u9. 7. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
S(atsei0c.

3a burdb oas neuIide Seu9 aue su un.
fern Gtablifcmsnt ssbcrsnbs Ssitunas /.
Gammluneen serifort wureen, uno eiefeIbe
in elmer Druderei bsinabs nidt Su entbsbrsn
iino, 70 wanfbt tntsr;sitnster wenisifens
sini9e Sabradnse, obsr aueb 70 uieIe als sr
pon bem "patriot" GbaIten fam, Su fdu'
fen. wOfir sr wiaens III ben pollen Wertb
su beSablsn. Sol6e bic biefsIbe i'm 8eht
babsn whron wObI tbun fceIei6 an5ufpre'
1en. Neutcn Gntb.
Mug. Z.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Sri9abe Snfpeftpr>9lmt.
S(u bie GripGhIcr Der sten Srteabe, steu
SiDi(ipu, ~. 0f.

Yin ote Grtpdbtcr Der Sfen Drt9apeI steU
SiDiltpu, y. 0f.
SrSuuec uno NNitlcteatsu!
Surb cine febr freunbfhaftlide Com
munication in psritbieceuen Der bieli9en
9ldttcr. 70 pie auf coS wieeerbcIte @rfu6en
meiner Sreunee, bin i6 bewo9en moroen
mid guerer @rnd9un9 ais elm Ganoieat
fir ea5 Qmt cine5
Srigab esSuipcftorS,
BEL Der am l9tsn Qusuit Su baIteneen @obl
anIubieten, uno erIube 'eaber mCins Uiele
wormen miIitariTdsn Sreunce, nit benen
i6 INNER ouf freuncIibcn SuBe mar. uno
fir bic icb icoer5sit alles that pas in meinen
&rdften ftano, uno nod immerbin berett lein
werbe, Elm @leides Su tbun I'm ibre reipef
tipen Stimmen unp Giniu6. Soute i6
ermdbIt weroen, 70 werbe ib bic QfIiCbten
ces 4mtes nit Sreue unr ftren9er phnft
idfeit, moucn bersits fbon pieIe lber6en9t
Iinb, ausilben.
Scfepb s.. Sdser.
2tUentauu, SuIi 81. nqb@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
2tdentaun, SuIi 81.
S5ri9obesSnfpeftpr.

9lu Die WripdbIer Der 2ten BrI9apeI stcn
Sipiffon, y. SN.
sRitfcloattn!
Durb Grfuben picIer meincr Srsun'
be unb Wit1cIoatrn. fubIe ib mid bsWV9en
al$ Sanoieat fur cas-
8rioaee:Jufpsftcr'Slmt
auSutrsten, uno bite Guh abtun9suOlI
UNI eucre Stimmcn uuo Ginflnb.- Sails id
trmibIt merren foutr, periprebe itb Die BEN
Unite Sufommenoe pIibtsn 9etreu, pilnft
Ib uno Su suerer 3ufrecenbeit ju perwaI
ten. Gucr Mitbur9er,
US II a III 81 T. &.
2tucntaun, SuIi 81. nqbB
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
@eDinannaen Diefer 3eituns I:

Der Gutlriptiens: Yrsi6 fit ben estba potrtet II
Gin Sbalsr bss Sajrs, tpsnu CT innsrbalb Dem Sabr
ts,ablt piro; nadb Gsrlauf oss SabreS utro 81 70
bafir aussrcd,net
asiu ilutsrihrsiOcr miro ar cincn fir'ren 3strdirl
anosncnuusfi, os ftIr fehS g1cnate.
g1isman6 fam snsn Slamsn pcn bsr eiits bet Subs
srbeutsu ausitrsitbn tuftrt CT bats esnn Sapsr als
9ddtauoe abectra9en.
93stonntma6unscn wsrosn cin9etadt lcoss @iersd
brsia fir sinsn 3balsr, ,unbi iscs Scrteuns % enS'
ersssts i'm Ssrbaltntf.
ergritk unc SRitbtilunscn nidGen pcitfrsi sn'
aelanot msrssn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
95rt9abeeSn(p 9lmt.
Stu bic Gripdbler Der eteu Sri8aOc, stcu
dN;.,;s;o,r eyH

Trcunee unS NNiticlcatln !-Surtb Sis 2(ufmuntt-
runs Cirrr ercfcn Au;ah msinsr Srtunecn uno Ndt
clpalu bin ib cntlth tcruC0cu pcresn mcinCn Tamcn
btrgatttn ols Gin Ganrirat iir ras Sraapt npcttcr
lmt, tei Ger nahittn Syltarpoh.-Sc ieb eas
Slid ho6tu cine Slhrbrt Cursr Sunmtn iu erhaltcr,
c p1pe ich nitb olltu eanfbor FIN, cnbsrn ptrrttcu
raB i;h ris 9fIlhtn ess Intes init Srcue une pdutts
lthttlt ousitbeu fptrbe tr ipro audi bic SffJltrcn
piinfttb otbtahtn cbns Rddholt unp pite n!:ht uus
Ter Den 9GutIn ltatr uno nabsr eis @paulittlu ua;
tbtn uno tiCecn Iafsn nulcn tunoim Sail cincs &rt.
0t6 miro @tntrot R Rinoer tbun oIs eln 94althiuatcn
tba. uno eps ausldueihe SE0tbt miro ith tciinnen,
ebeis Den Oc9n Sisbt 9e9u elm 8ct oos init rlbSn Sf
f,i1en rsritbn 1T. SSillinm Nin9cr.
NcrpsS2blttbal, lu97. nQlm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
Ienbeu Gutb,
Suiepb Sictrieb.
sin entlaufener 2ebrtun0e.

80 Gin sum Gabinetmu6cr 9anowsrf
"a psrbuneener eebriunee Namens Gbas.
-NSobrtp. III in Der Na6t ces 25ifen
Suli osm unterssibneten. in MchaniesUiI
Is, Geba @auntp. sntIaufen. GS wiro Sc
hermann gemarnt cenfsIben ouf meinen Sra
men bin gu bsbsrberssn Ocer ibm Su bergen,
inbsm ib nibts fur ibn beSobIen weroe.-
QBsr mir benfelbsn ;urtdbrinst, Fam iid
nitt i'm esrineifen etrpas erwarten, neil ib
benfeIben niAt brau6en fam.
SObn W7innie.
SuIi 81. nq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
9Spbffeiler Wpbe

q. .. Scds. an isinem altsn Stanoe
in Der SamiltOn Sruee, beinabe 9eaenhber
8 tem'S SoteI, mabt ben Ginwobner Don
Guentaun uno um9e9eno i'm al9emenen
bsfannt, eo6 er Elm fb6nes a6ortement BON
&iitcn uuo Sdppen, Don ben neueiten
Msoosn, auf Sanp bat beftebeno aus
seaYer, WlaleSfin, Sruieb unc Tnrbiitcn,
70 .pie aus elmer fb6nen Quswabl Som.
mer, 6lten. weIde er an ben neoerften prct
Gen perfoufsn miro.
9anb. gambler, unb ale anberr, bic Elm
gutter 2lrtifeI Su faufen phnf6sn, iinb Elm
9elaben anSurufen.
@SoI6e, bic nod an i'm f6uIcen,
beicben Su bsosnfen, baB foslei6 &itti9fclt
aemadt meroen foute, uno es piro erwartet
oae man biss beObadtet.
2(lIentaunl SuIi 3. nqlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
20bm Il, eb.

Solbe psrfOnen bic nit franfbofttm
3abnwsb 9epIoat fno, tonnsn oasseen Elm
iiteres uno unfebbares MitteI erbaltsn-
oas nod in Feinem sinSieen Suus aefebIt bat
-wsnn iie onfprsbsn bel 9ern . isI
e eiper, in Insntaun.
preisr gang 9srin9,
Suli 3. 6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
V0GbrtMt.

Niadridt piro birnlit sc9Sbcn, ba6 tc brr nSfbttn
Gieuns bet @sEe9ctun9 aniprub 9snatbt wCrom Iprb,
fiir cine usus 8ant, wslebs in bsr Stoet aGcnaun,
esba 9aunp, erribtct psrosn lc, srnannt: aIsntaun
lant pcn esda Gaunm, NIT sinem Capital vrn Gin
bunosrt tauIeno Sbatr, nit @rloutnb 9ont:Gsihdfte
au;ufanscu fctoo fdnf9 taufno SbaIsr sinbcab ino.
georae Stein, Ssnrp @einSbsimsr,
g8iaiam gcslman, Owen Sae9er,
6. 8. Cole, H. 8. Genin9er,
1mOs Gttinssr, Daniel Saein9er,
Sonaban Goof, Ssnrp Sbnurman,
Scfbua 5anIs, Gpbraim Grim.
Quentauu., ,SuIi, 10, 1848. nq6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-08-14
SSGeCbriCS1f

pirb birrmit seseben, caB Die llntcrSeidnt'
ten ais Qeminiitrators Ucn Der Stnterlaiten'
itaft eeS periiorbsneu Sonotbon . C.
tong. leetbin pcn epwbiu Saunlbip, &c.
tba Gauntp, ernannt moroen iino. Qae Die
ieni9en msIbs nod an bcIa9te 5interIoiIen.
ihaft fbuIci9 iinc, wsrren caber auf9efor.
cert. innerbaIb 6 @Ohen absubeSobIen, uno
iOIde Die nod recbtmdbi9e Screerun9en ta'
ben, bsIisben ibre &ehnun9cn ebenfaQ5 in
nerbaIb befa9tem 3sitpunfte wpbIbeldti9t
sin;ubdnbissn, an
Spbn Seloue, Stsrcr,S
9eter Sslpu9, ~'U''O'
Suti 10. na6m