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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
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meree" cmpfieblt Die @uItur Der Uilcen !Gar'
tcffeln ais oen sseisnstiisn, rislIsidt finsigen
@es. um misctr su elmer ssfuncsn Srndt
risfes ancnsnsewdbfes 30 selon9sn. Su
g8sfi GcnueIse Fam man bic wiIos irifde
8arteffel baben uno burt ibre Gutter baIo
Su vstf6iecsnsn SOrtsn 9sIanafu. Dafelbf
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brinaen Die Bsrae wiIoe &arteffeIn bsruer.
unb auf cen SnfrIn ess SennsiIse- unb
Cumberland SluiTss wdtif cine befcnbsre
1rt BON 1riitf6Offsn, pel6e Der Shetar-
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unb in eem ufsrlano BON 800 500 Bnfhel
per Morsen erSeust. Diefe phanSen per'
rienen ibrbaupt Die 1ufmerffamtsit res
pubIifumS in unfern 5titen. befoncers absE
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
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Die ctiscu, pcm auttanoe mitactradt.
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6is 90 sbitIin9e trinot = 2Bcfbtrrn III SleI6foTs
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uur SO bis 33 Sbinnst. gRctlbtcrnmcht il ctenfaIs
an 16 eNiGihSc nTbt in S1ddfrose. S'caes sbwti.
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i'm Yrsiie 9ciuntiu.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
llet,crf6us Sunb,
Sscapprfer StaptsasUlisci.

Wdbreno osn Ieetsu Monateu Iine
IA ,2OS Qrretirungen in Der Staot Neuport
9efhcben. Gopcn moren 6.6l3 fur Srun
fenbeit. 2l43 fur unsebhbrIi6es 8etraaen,
.426 fir Unariff unO SbIiaerei, I.543 fur
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
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Shaefammer am 30fen Suni 1S49 pon
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IS, ,040542 IL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21

N&Su tsm Staat Mihi9an IN ncuIib
eacur6 unaebeucr piel Sbaeen an9eittet
wcrecn, eae Gin 1amn,, Wel6er IL SUE
tief 93oRer in ii6 faBte uuo 1000 ader
eano becefte, nahsab. welbes sur SoIge
bate. eaB caS WaTtr ausS in feiuem eauft
nit fort riff, moSu 3 grcee StduermibIsn.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21
a,pei SPLITTER II einen ainee.

Sor &urSem faan elm foneertarer Ge6ts.
itrsit Dor 1loermann Oare &enIinaton,
philadelphia. gine GENTLE Macame Suian.
ma M E 8 line. wel6e Dor un9efdbr 2
SaDren in Baltimore lsbte nno oersn @bsee.
mabl lie bafeIbit perIaGm. unb nab pbila;
osIpbia 9ins. wurce an9eflaat einen Serfu6
sematbt Su babsn. Elm fetsjdbri9es &ino,
Sobter BON Sobn M'Glare. Su entfibren.
unter rem 8orwano uno Der Ieioenfbaft.
Iibsn 8ebauptuns. oab befasteS 8ino ibr
Eino fei.
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@atte Dor unaefibr 8 Monatsn has 3ino
binmf9nobm, feii melber 3eit iie es nidbt
mebr sefsbsn. Sor furjsr 3cit, wdbrenc
fie curd Bennington sins. fab fie bic So6.
ter oon M'@lare unc. unter Dem @inorud
es fei ibr Gino, fptadb iie Su ibm. uno ain9
in Der @rwartung nit ibm beini, oaB iie
cafclbfi aub ibren Mann fincen motte
sic fano iih icoot in eiefer Sinii6t sc.
tduftt. aber beffanb INNER nob barauf,
ca6 ss ibr 8ino fsi uno an lie ab9streten
weroen mhiIe.
Die redten Gftern winerfeeten iib na
tiirIit eiefer Soroerung uno bic estdufbte
SHUTTER perlieB eas 6aus in augenfbeinlih
beftigem Shmers nno nit bem ansee
fprO6snsn @ntfdIufIs. eos fie fid osnno6
in ben Sefib ibres permeintlihsn Ginees
su fesen wihe. Salo earauf febrte fs Sur
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cas Gno. Die @ltern faben iieb 9sn6tbist.
Den Shue Ger 9sisee Bu SiIfe Su nsbmen
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firittene Gino cemjeni9en Der Sertbeieiaerin
Isbr dbnIib ici. 0ie aufssrsate SHUTTER
iblu9 Den Srsoensrihter pcr. cie 0cbtbsit
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wencung Der Metbcbe IA ermitteln, welbe
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Sale nit Dem beifen Grfcl9 benutt babe |;
alIein Der menltbenfrcunolibe &ibrr lebnte
naturlitb einen folbeu Scrfblaa ab uno
wollte Die llnsIudIibe in @rmanaclun9 vcn
Sureftaft einiteden. Quf rem Wese sum
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Gufmerfiamfeit einer 2ame auf iih. weIte,
nab eini9cn Grfunci9un9en lber Den 2bat
beiiano, iit bereit erflirre Die notbi9e
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nibts WiIenswertbes we99elaffth miro.
Scr 3uftanS Der ebatfammer:
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fur bas SisfaI. .Sabr, onfan9ene am lien
SuIi 1S49 uno enbi9cnb am 30ften SUM-
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Sen permiibtsn SuSlTsu 100000 90
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Sbaetanuler am lltcn Suli lSi9 2,S53,694 Sd
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peniicncn 1,453400 90
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gPctdcs cine Silan; in Der Shaetanl:
Rsr (dPt am 30tcn Suni 1850 5,040,542 90
S35,253, ,694 s4
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Shasfammer am 30fen Suni 1S49, pon
S2.S53. .694 "a, unb cine 8ilans in Der
S6oefammer am soften SUM- 1850 bon
$5,040,542 IL.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1848-12-21

~@in alter Mann, Namsns allen,
mobnbaft ~ Yalmpra. q. yolf. ilsdte
neulib swsi SdsHern in 8ranb uno a.
binsts iidb in elmer csrfslben. Die siffs 10
bis auf ben 9runo nieesrssbrannt. sbsr
cieienise. in Die er iitb ssbdnst bate. sin9
wiecer aus, in WeIdT CT am ndd,ifen
MOrasn on einem SaIfsn hanssno ssfuneen
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Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
FARMING AND GARDENING.

THE DIscRIMISATISG PowEa PLASTs.-Rescarchcs
in vegetable physiology, such the practical would
know begin 10 prosecute, have left doubt with
the curious inquirer that plants possess the faculty of breathing
through their leaves these being them what lungs
animals They search, ndstrousy for their food where
the earth sufficiently porous and permeable admonishng
the farmer and gardener keep the soil, by oil the in
their power free from staguant water which reduces its
peraue and excludes the air. with oil the numcnt which it
contains and keep in that open and accessible condition
which leaves the food contains easily be found and
consumed by the ont pursuit of and here lies
the philosophy Of thorough draining and horsogh age
That plants possess too, the power Of discriminating be-
tween what congenia their Otherwise
affecting kind of food and another has been abun
dainty shown by the experiments of BouIssangau wheat
for instance growing the spot with bees and urnps
will take up eight times much of Phophorc acid as they
will Legumnous plants, growing the same soil with
wheat will grcedy and thrive on paser oil Pars or
ulphate of lime while wheat il affords nourishment.
Certain substances contribute again the growth OF part
Of plant but not to another part The sralo Of and
wheat contains fifty times much silica the gram Of the
same plants These facts prove that the farmer should study
TO offer his crops the most that he can of what their ashes
are found TO contain.
But this is notA Agricultural chemistry, chemistry ap-
piled to agriculture teaches further that the food which adapt
ed TO the growth and purposes Of vegetables stage Of
their existence may unsuitable and vaueess another
lust as the mothers milk the natural and whole
some diet for The child, bot for the adult Thus
which the time of termination may be without effect IL
pemcous may be most proftably administered aud grecdy
consumed ty grain gras approaches reaches the
period Of forming fruit Ahese mysteries which such
son. Norton eschemachcr, by the lights Of science
detect and explain but which the practical observer could
not in ages systematic and upon with certainty.
philadelphia Saturday Courier
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
INSTINCT OF PLANTS.

Hoarc in his te0tSe he rinc, gives striking exempI
fcaion Of the instinct of plants bone was placed in the
strong but dry clay Of vine border The vine
leading tap directly through the Cay the bone. In
its passage through the clay the main threw bes,
but when reached the bone entirely covered by degrees
with the most delicate and minute bres like lace. each
sucking pore in the bone, like litter Of pigs tuggng
their dam she lies down the sunny SHE Of the farm yard
On this luscious morse of bone would vine con-
nue TO feed, long any nutiment remained be ex-
ced What wonderful analogcs there running through
the various form Of animal and vegetable creation 10 su
ac curiosity, crafty research and finally to lead our con-
temptations from nature, in feeling Of revcrcnce cup to
natures God ~
As to the vine spoken Of by Hoarc is worthy Of remark
that the root went Further Than the bone which seemed
10 have literally smelt out would hungry dg in passing
[Phii1deIphia Sdturdny Courier.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
FROM MEXICO.

A Letter from the city Of Mexico, under date OF
March %, published in the New Orleans Bulletin,
contains the following paragraph:
The Court Martial at present pending here adds
nothing 30 the renown of our arms in this coun-
try As far as It has progressed, we discover that
one General (PnLow) has had all the facilities
afforded him, in the way Of public records from
the Government to carry out his prosecution or
vindication against SooTT, and it seems that the
President and Cabinet at Washington are COM
bined with Pillow to PROSTATE Gen. ScoTT."
We gather the annexed items Of intelligence
from the . Union -
that SANTA ANNA arrived at Antigua the lst, une escort
of Tilghman's artillery from Jalapa. He offered a
by Governor Wilson convey him Of the
try, which he declined. He received with his family
and escort
The dates from the capital TO the 30h ultimo being
four days later than before received The proceedings of the
Court of Inquiry continued Gen ScoTr has mpeached
the testimony Of Major Burns for the defence.
Lieut. JOHN SMITH, of Whites company of mounted men,
who deserted Vera Cruz the 30h has been taken
belonging his company offered their services
Zenoba the guerilla chief; he kept them prisone
mitted word Gov Wilson, who after them and hid
them secured at Vera Cruz.
PAREDEs has attempted revolution San Luis Potosi !;
he is said have been arrested by orders Of the Government
The schooner Falcon arrived from Campeschy the 3d.
The nsurecton among the Indians fucatan truly dread
full Every town and rancho destroyed by fire. The in
habtants fleeing TO the northern their condition is
deplorablc in the extreme The Indian force estimated
from 80, coo TO SO, 600.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
NATIONAL INTELLIGENCER.
TEXAS AND THE UNITED STATES.

t r. d
If the following official act of the Government
of the State of Texas be not meant joke at the
expense OF the President of the United States, who
has heretofore in his public messages to Congress
declared New Mexico TO be province Of Mexico
conquered by the arms of the United States, it
must be set down as comprehending pretension
even more groundess than the Presidents own
claim that by the annexation of Texas the jursdic
ton of the United States was extended to the Rio
Grande:
PREAMBLE AND JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Whereas the State Of Texas has parted with urs
dicon any her territory and whereas Santa Pc part
of the integral territory OF the State of Texas and whereas
il is believed the people Of Santa Fe have attempted to eab
sh separate government which, the attempt should be
Successful would be in direct violation Of the rights OF Texas
Therefore
Sec l. Be H resolced 6y The Legislature Of The State Of
Tras That Senators be instructed and Representa-
ves requested lay this subject before the proper authorities
of the United States and TO their utmost endeavors TO
such taken by the Government of the United
States will Texas from any encroachment upon her
rights by the people Of Santa Fe.
Sec. O. Be further resolDec, That Senators be fur
ther instructed oppose any treaty with Mexico which may
provide for lesenng the boundaries of Texas established
by an define the boundaries of the republic of Texas
approved December 40, 1885,
Sec g. BE ferther resolced That the Governor Of the
State hereby authorized and required to issue his rocama-
ton the people Of Santa Fe organize their county under
the laws of the State Of Texas and that he also request the
President Of the United States issue orders the military
officers stationed in Fe to aid the officers of Texas in
organizing the county Of Santa Fe and the eleventh Judicial
district Of the State of Texas, and in enforcing the laws Of
this State if it should be necessary to call upon said officers
Of the United put down any resistance the laws Of
Texas.
Sec A. Be further resolued, That the Governor bere-
quesed to forward copy Of this preamble and joint esou
tions to each Senators and Representatives Congress
JAMES w. HENDERSON,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JOHN A. GREER,
President of the Senate.
Approved, March 20, ls4s.
GEORGE It. WOOD.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

KILLED nj WonAS-On Sunday night about o'clock
fellow whose did not learn, undertook to enter
house short distance from New Albany, Indiana and was
told Ivy the lady residing there hoist The window which
he still persisted in doing, whereupon she seized gun in the
room fred il and killed him the spot The woman was
entirely alone except her children. Louispie Dem
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

TnE CuARLssToS CorroS FacroRr commenced opera
tons ia that city "Wednesday last and confident hopes
entertained that will prove the beginning of enterprise
which will lead 10 results Of beneficial nature, only TO
those who shareholders in it. but general prosperity
Of the community.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

AsKISo FAyoas.--Many persons boast an Independence
with which cannot sympahze. They pque themselves upon
asking favo Of any ftbe the token Of
characteristic, this habit is sign Of unrcfecng mind
Why, they perpeuay receiving favor only from
Providence, but from their fellow creatures without whose
kindness they could scarcely exist.-Seiecied.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

private letter, published in the Louisville Journal giving
the fats respecting the death Of young Mr. EawIs
New Orleans states that be did not commit sucde as re-
ported in the newspapers but accidentally shot bmseii while
ia the act Of putting loaded pistol under his pillow on gong
to bed at night.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22
NEW GRENADA.

The Annual Message Of the President of New
Grenada to Congress, of which we have received a
copy, gives very favorable idea Of the state of
that country and of the character of its Adminisra-
ton. The republic is in peace and good under
standing with foreign nations, enjoys domestic tram
quility and is generally in prosperous condition.
The President asks Of Congress 10 enact law
respecting marriages, containing provisions favora-
BILE to religious freedom; recommends strongly the
encouraging of immigration, towards the encour-
agement Of which he asks pecuniary supplies an
nounces the carrying into effect of navigation, by
steam vessels, on the Magdalena river; expresses
his congratulaton for The successful result Of the
new system tely adopted, under which the inter-
est of the public debt is faithfully paid; and recon-
mends the enactment of further laws to promote
public education and to improve the national high
ways.
Respecting the privilege Of making railroad
across the lsthmus of Panama, granted TO French
company, the President says that ii has not yet
been used, in consequence of the arrangement of
the pecuniary arrangements Of the company by
the European crisis. Should the company fail in
their arrangement the President says that he will
promote a new contract.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

UxwmTrrs Musc.-This is the season when tho chor;s
ers Of the woods begin their glorious Of unwrten
music. Although written, sure Il NAV NO, be
German composer arranged in words aud notes
the song Of the English nightingale and is said that female
voice, following The pronunciation and the notes. was al almost
perfect imitation OF that songster correspondent Of the
NeW Engd Farmer gives the following version Of the song
OF the thrush:
"Cheeriy oh, cheery oh twcedle, tweedle, tweedIc.
Pretty Prudy, pretty Prudy, pretty Prudy
See, see, see /! little Jo,
kissing Judy, kissing judy, kissing judy !"
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

The ceremonies and services performed under the
direction Of the Legislature of MASSACHUSETTS, in
the city Of Boston, Saturday last in honor of the
memory, life, and character of the late JOHN QuIscy
ADAMS, were conducted entirely in accordance with
the announcements which had been previously pub
ilshed, and all the proceedings were worthy of the
commonwealth and of the illuslrious dead.
VI the eulogy by President EVERETT, (says the
Daily Advertiser, we shall not attempt to speak at
present. We trust it will soon be in printed form
in the hands OF those who were unable to hear it.
We may say that il not only sustained the reputa-
tion Of the distinguished orator, but won him new
laurels. Mr.. EVERETT spoke for more than two
hours, entirely without notes. A solemn chorus
from the Messiah, then concluded the services,
and the large assemblage dispersed.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22

An article in the Richmond Enquirer (which
appears in the shape of letter from this ciy) has
been generally repubshed-in the National Intel
ligencer, in the Courier des Etats Unis, &c.-pre-
dieting that /" Secretary NANCY will go Minister to
Russia" &c. As this report (for il has now as
sumed that character) is exciting much interest, we
beg leave to state that it is, like the thousand other
rumors that go out from Washington, without the
slightest foundation.-L Of yesterday.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1848-04-22


forever rendered Infamous the first Revolution, yet fear
there appehend changes less destructive in
their tendency, misery still wide spread IN ITS eiifcts
destined perhaps TO terminate at last in bloodshed not less
universal Men have discovered that they beasts
of prey they live on flesh and blood Bot they have
learned also that they live very well capital and pro-
pery and it against these in consequence that the pre-
sent revolution will be directed They will no, be openly
assaed direct conscaon Of possessions have fallen almost
much no srepute the shedding torrents Of blood the
scafod The thing will bc done covery, but the
less eecuay. They will take leaf ou, of the former p
vate lives OF the Italians and the recent public history oil Great
Britain. We have shown them that under Of for
the emancipation of slaves property 10 the Of
hundred and twenty millions lie quietly aud securely de
soyed In the colonies that vel ed under the disguise
placing tho currency basis third be added
to all the debts and much taken from the remuneration
every species OF industry throughout the country. These
great discoveries they the glory OF modern civilization
they have secured the support Of tie whole liberal PARTY
Great Britain The objects Of the French Reyolutcnss
wholly different the mode Of proceeding will be the same
The sletto aud the poison bowl have gone Of fashion
they discarded the rude invention Of barbarous age
The civilized Italians have taught how TO do the thing
Slow and unseen poison the real there are ucrea
Borgas in the political no, less than the physical world The
great thing 10 the support Of the hy loud pro-
csons of philanthropy, and the wamcs expressions of
in The improvement Of mankind and having roused
them action and parayzed the defenders Of the existing
order of things Ly these MEANS then the united
of the nation their purposes and the placing of the
whole wealth Of The Stale their disposal Thus the ends Of
revolution gained without its leaders being dsgaced the
substantial advantages Of transfer OF property enjoyed
without moral reaction being raised up against IT, FouGcs
made by without direct spoaton Of others being
perceived nuliudes involved in misery, but then they
do know to what their dis,rcses are owing nor
any peculiar oboquy brought upon the real authors the
public calamies
We do not say that the present Provisional Government Of
France acuated by these motives any than say
that our negro emancpaors bulonss and free-sdes
meant in pursuing the system which they have adopted 10
which hcr have occasioned We consider both
the and The other political fanatics Inaccessible
TO reason nsensbe experience who pursue certain
airy theories OF their own wholly regardless Of the devaa
ton they produce in society," the misery they occasion in
whole classes of the State. Perish the colonies said Ro
bepicne, "rahcr than oa Of principle be abandoned
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