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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Ord0tige OrtmDlptten
DTentlicb su Derfaufen.

Quf Samifa as ben 6ten Sftober.
um | ubr Na6mitta9s, fcI am Saufe ces
unter5eibneten.
Oiitc Derrlic6c &Dttc 6rmnO
auf tffentIidr Senbu perfauft meroen.-
Dleielbe III in Suowbcitbau Saunfbip. 9e'
ha 9auntp. 9ele9en; srdnjet all ednoer
uon Satcb t0enluger, uno an aneeres eane
bes llnterseibneten /; sntbaIteno IL Qdfr,
mcbr ODER weniaer. un9sfdbr bic 6dlfte
oaopn 1T 9utes SoOlSIano, uno oas uebri9e
1T 9ute5 SauIano, in sutsm Stanos Der
Gultur uno gut in Senien. Die SsrbeTe,
ruugen oarauf lino
%EEA Gin 9uteS SrGmbnusy Stall
;i;;se euno aue onoere n6tbi0e Iu0en9e.
E& EsssEsa& bdube GS bsflnoet fb aud elm
outer Brunnen unc @iferne, fOwie auerIei
Sbfbiume in gutter Suanttdt carauf.
SO. 2. Cine anbere f6Gb6are 2pt=
te 9runb,
eeTesen i'm ndmIibsn Saunfhip unb @aun
tv !; 9rdnSet an einber bon Sobu Q8enner,
Spbn Straub, Qeter 9iOtb uno Qncere !;
entbaIteno etwa Is Qder pom belien Sau.
Ianpe in Der 9e9enb, ,pelbes in eutem Gul'
tur 3uffance it, Quf rieIem Stri6 befin
oct ii6 Elm gutter 8altltcinbrub. Qub be-
fiuosu fib cine quite QnSabl UOrneffIbe
Sb1biume earouf. 9isfc 9otte saun i'm
@an5en ocsr in SbeiIen perfauft weroen,
wie es &dufsr am SdidIibltsn iein fOlte.
Sies iino berrIihe gotten, unc &aufIu.
lii9e meroen wCbl tbun Dem Ssrfauf bei5u.
ncbueu.
Die Setinaun9sn am @erfaufstaoe BON
Seinri6 Strauf, fen.
september 13. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
016rt6t
glmS bem 9Naifcn0eriealt pon &eeba sc

wire biermit 9e9sben, oob Die unterjcihneten
oIS @reeutOren pon Der SinterIohsn-
ftbaft bes perforbensu Soeob &otb, leet'
bin pon Norowbsitbau Sfhp., eeba Co.,
onaeiicut wDrben luo. - Quc ScIbe Die
oabcr nod an beIa9te SinterIaiIenidoft
fdulbis iino, wercen biermit aebeten in
nerbaIb 3 MOnaten bel cen @rccutcren
obne Sebl anburufen uno ibre S6uIcen ob
Sutraesn uno Solbe, bic nod rchtmdei
9e Soroerun9en all beIo9te SInterIahenfboft
Su MAIDEN babeu, beIieben oieleIbe inner
balb befa9ter Seit aud einiubrin9en.
Salpmpu Nptb,
Spiparp Spblcr.
Septembsr 13. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
Ginc frembe Sub.

fsS1RFyG Cine Sub bic Dor unecfibr
saAgY IL Mcuats an cinen &isbusi
NzsEA@ber, NIT NamenS Rsmmeter.
verFauft puros, III am l4tsn SUM-. wiecsr
nab ibrsr aIten wUbIbsfanntsn Seimotb
,urudasfsbrt. Der @i9usr berfeIbcu wiro
oufaefcroert uno srIuht fb tinSuinoen.
isin @i9entbum su beweifsn, ale bomit per.
buneenen tlnfolfcn Su brSabIen, uno lie TO-
oann mtecer mitSunebmen
Ganiel Seller.
gablcbem SIP, Stp.6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
SScr 1irrSig Sabreu.

Der n@bdmbsrsburs @bia," inbem er
pon @ensraG SaplOrS neuIidsm Selub
nab snem Srte fpri6t, fOst:-
Scr pierSi9 Sobrcn, wis er feIbff fa9te.
reifete er ourb Johannesburg, uno perweII'
te. mie BEL Der isti9sn geIs9cnbeit, eineu
Sag bier; obcr wis iebr wareu bic eamaIi'
aen umffdnte UerIteern @r ,par bamaIs
elm iun9sr SffiSier in Der Qrmee, auf frinem
@e9e BON Baltimore nab pittSbur9, weI6e
ganSe Gntirnuns sr Su SUP reifete. Sect
erfdbeint er al5 ecr 9eebrte Qreiiosnt elmer
mittiacn Naticn. uno wiro in aIlcn 9tt6ts
uneen nit Der iiberfIieernocn eiebe uno sSs''
numbering feiner 9anosIeute bs9ruBt'
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
G1Gs6ares
2iegenDcs 8ermbgcn
IfTcnt(id, Az Dcrfaufcu.


3ufciae oes lesteu @ilIeus uno Sefa'
ments ees uerltorbentn Martin 9oSarnS,
Irstbin ron Salsbur9 Sibp. Seda &c., fCll
am Mittwcb Gen l0ten October. nm y
llbr Olittaas, auf Dem QIase fsIb(t 6fTsnt.
lib uertauft reroen:
SO. II Cine prG6tige Saueret
geieaen in SaISbur9 Sownftip, seba Co.,
etwa S Meiten filotib Don QIencun, 9ren
seno an Die fleine eeba, entbaItsno 1875
afer uno So 9tutben, 9enaues Maob; no
ron 10 Qder 5oSIano, elm perbdItni6mdBi
ger Sbeil Shpamm uno Der &elt autss
BauIano III 9renSeno an eono BON Sapio
&emerer, Natban Wmf, Scbn &einbaro
uno anerrn Die SerbeiIerun9en carauf
RyA bsiieben aus einem 9uten 2f0d9en
E:::f3. @SpbnDauS,
sH& &tbeits Stein uno tbsils Srin, nit
elmer ntefsblsnoen Spriuse i'm Seller. cincr
arc6en Stbweiprfteu nrbit oneern notb
psneisen Yeben9ebiuosn, 70 wis Elm &C.
wd6liger 8aumsartcn nit aus9ciudten
Sblibdumen. @benfalS III oarouf erribtst
cine Scrse nit eiusr nitftbIencen @a1er.
sraft Don 8 SUE SAL, binrsiteno nm ir9enr
eerartise @erfe bu treiben. GilenerS ftnoeI
fh in sroeer Mtn9e in Der um9c9eno.
Dis Seoin9unsen am Serfoufsta9e uno
1ufwartung oon
Sncob Stcrucr, cr,trtrrs
StcpbcH &icebcI, e''''''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

Die Srau eiu,S &beinfibifTsrs 9etistb
fhr,lib in Der 9tdbe non SussIocrf in aorn
uno MAD te MItenr, fd an ibrem Manne su
peroreifsn. Siefer padte fdItbIiti9 feline
otimmiae GbebiIfte, ,parf Iis pom Sbiffein
pen Gbcin, fbwamm ibr rann nab ,nk
bcIte fe wieoer an 8Urc. Gr hattie nuf
ibre toiee Gin wepi9 abfubIen mcaen. Die
Srau bat perfprc&en, ui6t 'riseet in 6i4s
iu 9erathen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20
.a@S efeble SO. d.
Brigade SuiptttrrS 1fmtsitubc, |
2(lltntaun, Gcp. 8, lS49. !

NNVIIIuUTII SVP. q IOFJ'
Die Noro @bsitbau &sifeI
&insers, Selection garce, @si.
fenbur9 &eifel &dnsers. uno
Sueepenoent &eifeI &dnaers.
weroen iid am Saufe Don 9 a
uio Srnn &, in Rorbl. @beit-
bau. am NlOnta9 ben LIEN Se'
tcbsr, um 10 llbr Sormitta9S,
psrfammeln, fur SnfpeftiUn unb
sur 8oasnoun9 bes SeifeISat.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-20

luf Samffa es ben 6ten Sftober.
um | tlbr Ra6mitta9s, foII am 9aufe ces
Infer; pirhnPfpn
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
U.io,, College.

A correspondent incloses an ex,rse. from
a letter received by him from Union Col
lege. noticing the ls,e temperance move
men,s among the students. Mr. Cough
lec,Hfed in The Chapel with great eloquence
an0 aher he concluded. says the letter,
!" DE-. Mott presented book. in which the
names sf the secret and anti. secret socie-
ties were placed. and each member Of the
College put his name TO the pledge. under
the nome OF society to whish be belonged.
The signing was nearly unsnimess. and
amoag the signers were some Of The har.
dcss soakess in College. 4 College TEN.
perance Society was Immediately organ.
lied, and a commii,ee appointed. whose
report will be found in the next number Of
the. Schenectady Cabine,." Soch Z state
Of thing. y got less unprecedented thin
gratifying. The graduates Of past yeafs
viii no, recognise their A1nm Maslef ii
ssv' cha ractse Of sa; I'D .@V,f:3 Co3setS.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Tho BilIe BURNER.

A few mon.hs since. Mr.. Roussey, IA
Pro,esian, Missionary in Cannda,) had the
privilege Of bap,izing and welcoming 10 lis
Ii,,'e band, the man who officiated AZ mas.
ter Of ceremonies at the bonfire Of Bibles
made in ls4a or leA3. at Corbeau, in
Champlain, New York. In relating his
experience. be said that his a,rocious wick.
edness in pouring spirits Of iurpcntioe upon
his own and other copies Of Gods holy
Book, setting FIRE to them. and stirring
them up witt pole till they were oil con.
sumed. so distressed his soul. and narrowed
his conscience. that for many years he was
horribly distressed day and night. till he
procu reda BiSIe. read il. beiievedi'. obeyed
its iniunctions Of faith in Jesus Christ. and
last winter. Obtained peace j" believing.
md joy in the Holy Spirit. What hath
Cod wrought! A conques'. hesier than
the subjoga,ion Of . world like our:,-E
Y. Barsis Regisu.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Found Dead.

The corpse ol a man. supposed to have
died some ten days previous. was found BY
conn., aly Of hunters. in shsnty erected
by lumbermen, n-nr Eddy Licks. on Beech
Creek, in Centre county, some ten miles
ftom its mouth, on Thursday nigh, the 18Th
list. IL is supposed the man was s,ran.
ger, who in bewildered stale, had wan.
defed from the river or settlements on the
west Of the mountains, and when overcome
with fatigue and exhaustion, had acciden-
tally found the shan,y alluded 10. and
crswled into il and expired, as no person is
known 10 be missing on either Beech OF
Bald Eagle crooks. This supposilion is
strengthened BY the fact that the deceased
had on fashionable cheek shirt. broad
cloth pantaIoons. and boots. but neither
coat, hat. gun nor knife, and from The Iace.
rated condition Of his hands, A. we'll as
from the rents in hi. clothes, the fact is
manifes, that be had been rambling through
the woods for some time. lie is supposed
to have been % or 30 years old, was 5
feet 2 inches in height, and had black
whiskers !; but no'hine was found upon his
person which afforded the least elus to The
discovery OF his name or residence. A
razor. We believe. was found in one Of his
pockets, bit No money o papers. Acos.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Las, week, the funeral parade 10 honor

Las, week, the funeral parade 10 hoanr
Of Gen. Worth. ca. Duncan, and Mai
Cafes. engaged the attention Of the citizens
Of New York. Tho military were oil
out in their best attire, the flags Of the
shipping vere st half mast. The concourse
of people and the procession was attended
With the most solemn and imposing page
antry, aud extended for moro than mile
and half. An eloquen, ora,ion was de-
lived in the Park BY John Van Buren.
These officer. passed through the bloody
conflicts Of Mexico. Aus FEW victims to the
psssilssss.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
The Lcsrtsbssrg (hs,os,ielc !:
fsbii.hed Wednesday Afternoons ai Lewisbusg,
Union cou0,y, Psnnss slvania. Gas 81

TKRxs.-82,W for year, 10 te paid il
tho frs, half year; $3.50. if pay men, b.
Nc. made within The year; single numbers
5 els. Subscriptions for six noulhs or less
10 be paid in advance. Discou,inuances
sptional with The Publisher. except when
arrearages are paid.
Advertisements handsomely inserted a,
so els. per square one week, 81, 90 for a
month, $500 year. A reduction OF these
Es,es f,r larger or longer adv,m,s.
Casual advertisements and job work to
he paid for when performed.
All COMMUNICATIONS by mail mus, come
postpaid. accompanied BY the address Of
the writer. TO receive attention.
Office, Market street between Second and
Third. o. N. WOODEN. Publisher
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05


h Al melting Of the Board OF Dierec,ors
Of this Institution held at the Mon,our
House, in this place. on Monday la.;, Pe-
Ter Badly. Esq, Of this place. VAS unani-
mnus'y elected as President Of the Bank.
The election Of Cashier was postponed
until the 18Th Of December next, when the
next meeting Of the Board oil Directors
will take place. :, s..,. 80 .,... .....
II will be seen by an advertisement. in
another column. that IN ius,almen, Of
thirty per Cent. on each share OF stock
subscribed has Seen called for 10 be paid
BY the ls1h day Of next. month t.os.s,
per cent. on the LIST Of Jaunary next, and
f'renfy per cent. on ,hs 18th Of tho same
month.
The building. which il ha, been decided
upon 10 use Tor banking house. adjoin,
the store OF MI. Baidy, in the centre Of
the business part ofthe io&n. !, ba. teeu
expressly fitted Up for he purpose. with,
a large and s,roag FIRE proof safe. aud S,
nov nearly finished ior the reception OF
furniture, &c. tsa
I'VE learn that the Bank will 90 into o.
GRAFTON ahou, the beginning Of rehsaaa,y
"sxi.-Daneiae Democrat. Nor. 30
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Comparative Estimate of Differ.
ent kinds of Cattle Feed

Hay is the food for cattle during winter.
IT,, they can get good hay enough during
the cold sea son they do very well. I, is
no. always that the farmer has suflicicn-
cy Of this for his stock. and hence i, 10
useful 10 know the comparative value of
other articles which may b. used as sub
sti'utes for il. 1t is also more agreeable.
and we think more profitable. to minsIe
other articles with hay. We have prepared
iro" various sources the following table:
Taking good hay as the itandard, 100
iba Of hay eQual - -
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
[ Selected Tor the Chronicle. ]
REFLECTIONS.

Come, thoughts Of heaven. and let me ding
This changing dream Of life sxay;
On mercy's pure. CELESTIAL wing.
o come, bsisisherald' Of ,hss dsy
When earthly tolls shall Ill b o'es.
And sorrow dsep 70 wske no more!
Nov perish from this throbbins bssrt
The last fond hops thss N ,kes life dear.
And o may every wish depart
That serves TO hind ny spirit here
o may my thoughts be full Of thee.
ETERNITY-ETERNITY!.
I've s,a.ped ihe world : In transient besn
Shed such radiance o'er my way.
So bright. so heautitoi dream.
How couIl ! think I twsslj fade swsyi
Bot. 10! ho~ vsin-its very light
Wss fnll Of darkness, Psin, and blight.
And vet there is some sun light givsn
To cheer my Path-so bright. 20 pure.
So like the very smile Of heaven.
o God my heart would love il more
Than Thy commands. Tear Thou apart
The dearest idol from my heart
The fondcst, loveliest, holiess ties.
Tbs, twins around me here below.
Whene'er they drag me from the skies-
o hurst, and let my spirit go!C
Still. earth thou frsil and 6ckls thing.
I love thee in Thy perishing ....I
THE CROSS! to thst dear. mouFnlal 10,
How many psecious hopes are given!
In pious hearts, what thoughts are stirred!
Whist visions Of an orening heaven! 4
Dear Cross! to thy blessed name fee.
There is no change nor bightis 10 thes!
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05

'one''s ioqv'ess ~dS held over ,he body m
in: day following rs discovery. and yer.
dict rendesed p ihss deeeosed came TO his
dea'h BY. cause jor causes unknown." :"
There we're no mashs of.vioIence. or indi.
cations i,hs,,ke hsd'bsen destroyed by fos.
means.-LseoaiaR GRzsite,
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05

ihe nights arc seusibly lengthenins !;
and the long and usually quiet interval
between sunset and bed time. psesen,s q
very iavorab'e opportunity to all 10. im
prove D ID such manner q, to make their
homes no' only interesting and ins, ruc,ive,
but to add greatly to their store of knowl.
e''ge and their pleasures. One who ha,
experienced the advantage Of such course
gives his advice. in this fashion Instead
Of running sfies foolish sud unins,ruc tive
exhibitions, let families unite st home. .d.
ding TO tho circle few fiiends when desi.
ra5'-. 10 de'l.ins and carrying on, plans
OF nmuseH.en,s thai combine the elem.n,,
OF naeniai and moral improvement, and
foster the flial, domestic and social sfi.c.
lions for in these, afier all. res, the true
elevation OF character and The security o(
our republican institutions. This is realiy
a graves question than many suppose.
When frivolay becomes the main Trait Of
national character. and pleasure taking
and luxury ensross the peoples attention.
they beeo"e nsaf''ed tor self fsovernmen,.
aud an easy pfey 10 those who will school
their own minds TO more difficult, aud i'm.
Portan, tasks. and will think and eontrivs : !.
and carry into oI,eratioas their schemes,
while the masses are pursuing amusemen,s
and degsnefaiiny irivolhies.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
Fer tie Lescis6urg Chronieie.
SONNETS.

Till Freelomis conflicts Ill are DER,
And Time ~ith man shall be no moss.
| Kossurn thy name . al ensisj one
\ With Wallace aud ~ith Wsshinston,
With kosciusko, gallant Tell, .ya.
! And Lafayette, thy prsiss shall swell
With proud acclaim from human hearts
Where Liberty iis pulse i~Psr,s;
And though m,s(oTi~os's iIon frowa
lla,a torn thy slsinisrs hammer down.
Tho herd the choice tw.en Turk snd dea,h
We hunor thy answering faith.
Higl, ,nsrtisi hUiors are thy due
Thou Sage aud P.,r,o,. Man and Christian too
R"ny, erss the mislEess Of the worii,
by Wsr snJ Sin in ruins hurled
We hail Thy rising sssr. Our hopes
That now S complete the reign u t'Opes.
Col grant! Soon may modern Psuis
Preach Gospel pure within thy walls.
And from the '.seven hilsd city" SHINE
Again The ssys Of Love Divine. .-.
Republic irush o'es Powe, prevail
And every scheme of d,spols faii,
Fer6dIous Ffsnce be uus again,
And ended Ausi,,s's hsied reign
Then shall thy fame u men arise
As fsusss. hsppis.l land beneath the skies.
Thou President Of millions strong!
To thee the keys Of power belong:
-Four years gone BY. thou Wert unknown,
Now TAILons fsms DER earth hath aown.
10 battles hour Thy Prowess vast
Conqessed each danger o j, passed;
10 Psses's lived reign our people cell
Thee v the Pre.ideu,ial hail.
Unbound BY Psry's hslefui hand,
Pssriot thou doss 6smly stand.
Thy native land Thy ws,ehfuI csrs.-
And "God protect :" thy daily prsyer
Abfoad q home, in val. in peses.
Thou wilt defend. unite. and still ipcrs,ss.
..-. Nv.
Thy gold, o CAl,,oaHIA!
We csss like worthless dross sssy.
Bot honor ,hy outspoksn plan -,
TO gusfd the rights Of brother man.
And ne'e' permit dire SIa,ery's gore
To poison Thy rich. sunny share
This. this 10 thee . q Noble nsove.
Il ,Pesks for thee 10 Heaven shove.
And recommends thy rising Sisie
As just % fair, - g"d - great;
A thousand ills by this ere crushed.
Millions Of siehs by this are hushed-
And when thss Law thy sases passed
Twas true -Time's nobIest o6.Pring 10 the last"
Nav. ls49. a 4.. RAY.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05

True modes,y biSshes Tor everyihior
that is criminal. False mode~ty ia ASHAMED
Of every thing that is unfashiouaale.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05
THE CHRONICLE.
SA1URDAY, DEC. !.

FThe annexed article (~hich lie found in
"PaL~Ep's Business Mems Almanse for ls5O'')
hss been pointed on, TO us a. Containing suggss-
,ie,. highly wotthy OF cOnsi iers,ion not only by
ihe producing hut by the Consuming community
THE TRADE FORM.
Lewisburg chronicle, and the West Branch farmer. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1849-1849, 1849-12-05

Gov. Ramsey. Of M;ne.ota, is on a v:.,
IN Harrisburg,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11

10 The friends Of DR.. Parkman, a wealthy gen
tleman in Boston, who has been missing under
mysterious circumstances, have given up all hopes
Of his being alive, and offer one thousand dollars
reward for the recovery of the body. Three thou
sand dollars has been offered for information Of
him. if he be alive, for the conviction of his muir
derers. The New York Evening Post of the 3Oth
ult., says " A person, supposed to be the missing
DR.. Parkman, Of Boston, was yesterday met at
MaRhattanville. He stated that he was a doctor
from Boston at another time, he said he was from
Maine. He was taken iIehargs at the police office
at Harlem till further information from his friends
at Boston could be obtained. Three thousand dol
lars reward has been offered for the recovery Of the
doctor, if alive
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11

1t will be seen that Of the aggregate votes cast,
the wings have a majority of 22sS which divided
by the number Of candidates (eighf gives 2s6 as
the average wing majority in the State This is
close enough it is, but statement fair 10 both
parties will make il even closer In Tioga county
about 1900 votes for one of the democratic candi-
dates were rejected on account Of clerical error
Add these, as they in justice should be TO the dem
ocratic aggregate vote, and il reduces he wing ma
jorty in the whole State to less than one hundred
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11

The DEFIcIT.-You viii see that the Republic
Of this morning does not admit Of larger deficit
than fifteen millions Of dollars A week ago, it was
between fifteen and twenty Millions but MIR. Mere
dlth has probably corrected his estimate since.
do not yet understand how the term deficit is TO
be applied to the contingent expenses of the Gov
eminent, arising from its ordinary expenditures,
but from war or acquisitions by purchase. II we
have bought California we have gt'id pre- glto for
our money, and means are enlarged with our
expenditures. There are then, in the first place,
three and quarter millions to be distributed among
Mexican claimants then the nstalments TO Mexico,
due In 81 and 1852 (Which could not be comprised
IN the estimates for the fiscal year ending June 80
1900 each Of three and half millions making in
all, already over ten millions Of dollars, which
think, makes pretty fair show toward the fifteen
put down by the Secretary. But &" the deficit" |
leel now pretty certain, will not go beyond fifteen
millions, that if Mr.. Meredith should demand a
loan, or an issue Of Treasury notes Of twenty mil
lions, he will leave wide margin for contingencies
Perhaps, in a few years. another deficit viii be
discovered by the purchase of Cuba, which, not
outstanding all the horror which may follow such
an announcement, would not depress the funds ma.
tenally, or for any length of time Washin eto,i
Correspondent 81. Tire Pkiladsigl,ttt LeRger.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11


MoNTe osrERY [ALA9 JOCKEY CLUE R4cEs-
Wednesday, Dec. Jockey Club Purse, $500.
Tho Pqttenen's Oh. g. Jamping .lFn7es, dam Peony,
by count Badger, 5F.
>. J. huniers b, I. .HagH0tias by Thomhll, dam By
imp. Consul = 0.s 9
john Clafk's eh f. BY imp. Reahazzar, dam By imp.
LslAppfguEls 8 y q
John C9nrhes ch. h. OiiUers b. Wagner, dam By La-
COL S. III Hfs e. H. Baiso. 81 fio5il. dam s.
Imp. Mango, J. ..-.-......a s
Time, 4.0s-4l3
This is said TO have been a splendidly -coniesied
affair, the whole field in both heats running in a
crowd, and leaving results uncertain until the final
struggle near the stand. There was consequently
much animation and lively betting among the cut
siders Many Of the knowing ones, however we
learn. are satisfied that the winning nag could If
1t had been necessary to push the figure have ac-
complished The job at shorter notice. The affair,
however, was exciting, and well contested. The
time owing to the excessive heaviness Of the track,
was not remarkable.
Thursdays Racs-Purse $500: three-mile heats.
F'B Pasr;on's ciarRers by imp. Glencoe dam Betsy
John Campbeli's Lilhe Eqiig, BY Wagner dam Emily
Speed, by Leyathan, ). ...........-..2
Time, 6;074-60gf.
This was won easily by GharHley L5ttls Emily
being much out Of condition. In fact it was no
contest, as will be seen from the time.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-12-11

COMPETITION To CALIToRNIA.-Steamers to
Chagres are now multiplying so,rapidly, that the
fare this side the Isthmus will soon be reduced
I'm addition to the lines composed OF the Empire
City and the Crescent City, and the Ohio Falcon
aud Cteorgin, line is advertised to leave Phil.
adelphia for Charleston Havana and Chagres the
first vessel leaves the 1lth inst. The Sarah
Sands and the steamship Tennessee are both up
for San Francisco, ria Cape Horn and the Cher
okee has been sold to run 10 Chagres. Besides
these, we have the Alabama and the Falcon, and
now the Telegraph running from New Orleans to
Chapres