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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
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befen 9strdnfsn psrleben fsin.-Qub wtro
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uollig perIitert, oab er ale GeiHenee uno
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@r bittrt caber um genei9ten 3ufprud.
RS@r m6tbie aud eas pubIifum pa'
rouf aufmsrffam MAIDEN, oa6 or rimmer nod
oa5 &utibmmabsr '9elbdft in ouen ceBen
prrfhiecsHsH 3msi9sn bstrsibt, uno ale Ir'
ten Subrwerfe an ben duernicert9fen
preiesn, uno auf bic ib6nfe Hno cauerbaf'
tefe @eiie uerferti9et. Qu6 betrstbt er Die
9robftmisbsrci IN alien oe6en perIdiece'
nsn 3meigen,-uno erIudt audi bas Qubli'
FUN, bic QrtifeI in ben Ietten @sfbdften
nOtbwcnbi9 BADEN, bel ibm anAurufcn, in:
orm sr aberSeu9t it, CAP er allie befrieol'
gen fam.
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lrtnen 8eI6dftcn, III or b66lt bantbar, uno
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uno tilt9e prsibe bu crwctern futen.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
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StCbr pon SO m. g. 98cil.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
Reuer Stobt
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8olte ebrerbietieft bas publifum unt BIZ
Burger brs @auutps i'm 2(l9emsinen benad,
ridti9en, baB er fceben sinsn neusu StObr
in SreidIeSUiue, SsieeIber9 Saunfdip,
Geda @auntp, on9efan9en bat, olIpo er eine
9rObe Suantitdt @iter BON allen Qrtsn, bic
9ew6bnIib in eiuem Gancftobr ecbaIhn
wsreen, sum Serfauf auf Sano bat, uno
Swar 70 ipObIfsiG uuo Don 70 gutter SuaIitdt
aI5 iie iraero fonltnO i'm Sano uno in Der
Staot rrbaIten weroen f6nnen. Sein Stcd
beitebt aus .... ... ....
QtuSldnbif6en tnb einGeimif6en
Srodenlpnareit
aIS Sud-, @afiimers. Satttnets. Seftin9s,
Seioe. uno @otton'SeIpets, 9cmbaSins,
Wpaeas. MousIn be Gains. 9eorudte &sre.
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9in9bamS, 9emeine uno fi9urirte SreBieice,
@beds, Sidinss, brouner unb wsi6er Mus.
lin, 9inens, Strilmpfe, Sanofbubs. Mitts,
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Ith6er.-Serner:
2lllc 2grtcn Spfcnitpfc,
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men nit siuem 9ro6en Qfortsment SmeeoS
uno anoerer Scmmer9ilter entpeeer fir
feline Qnsiac, SrafS, Gafs, Orer quite Sc.
f6dftS &6fe.-G benfaus: "
Gin 0a9emeineS Qlfprtement
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GiaaiSlIs Scrten, &affee, Suder, sx==zzsazaEzs22A
Molo6es, SeI, Spice6, Gibtsr, Seife, @bU'
coIaoe, Cocoa uno Teis.
Auien6lpaaren.
Gin atI9emsine5 Qfortcmcut Suiensmao'
rem, groenwaaren uno Stsinwaoren.
9etrGnte! 8ctrGnfe!
Gr bdIt aud INNER einen 9rOBen Gtod
Don ben aIIerbeiten getrinfeu ouf Sono,
al5 Srdnop. Sin, gsln, II. (. no, 5u pGtbsn
er Die Qufmerffumteit su Sieben wunf6t.
!0orte Saoren.
Gr bdlt aub su auen 3eiten fcI6s Sarte
@aaren gum Serfauf auf 5ano, Die 9er6bn.
lib in stncm Gano fobr 9efucbt ,psrben.
2(tIe oiefe QrtifeI wsroen fCbr biui9 ab9e;
loIIen, uno er bittet. wdbrCno CT banfbar fur
frhbcre in bieitm @efddft 9sno0ene &une.
I6oft III, um 9enei9ten 3ufprub.
~gr betreibt aub nod INNER ben
8auboISbonbsl, uno Iacet Que elm, Die
stwos in csmfeIben SADIE n6tbi9 baben, Bel
ibm anSurufen, inbem er weiB ba6 sr ibnen
quite 0rtiteI an febr bili9en preicn perfau'
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

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Sie tlnterSctbnrten baben erboItsn :
% SOs5beaos 3udsr. perf6ieOener Qrtm.
SO Sarrel 90. DO.
40 SC9sbrabS MoIaIes, 90.
cd Barrel 90. 90.
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40 Sdde @affss, 30.
q &iiteu &ber, 90.
, SufteI 9etrUdnste gffrlifs.
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80 Scres SOrmsi6ter.
go Susene &eben.
80 SdiIer Sheer.
80 Sdfe fsine5 SalS.
1000 Sufdsl semabIenrS Sai5.
I So9Sbrao &rapp.
I So6 Snei9o.
A , Barrel SdrbbOlj.
, 90. QIaun uno RupferruB.
lnb elm pouffdnoi9ss QlTortsment pcn
@ewlrSen, welbe5 aIeS fe on ben nieori9'
fen Yrsifen i'm 9rcbsn unb 8Ieinsn psr'
faufen.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
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dai9 81 babca i'm 8uhltcbr scn
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09

Gin 5ufricbene6 Ser; uub elm Qts
tes 8erpiden mo6en Den O{cnftbeH
lit allen Stdnsen GlAGIib.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
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S6awI5, ScarfS, GbiHSes, IL. T. no. suiam.
men nit einem 9roben Enforcement SmescS
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feline Qnsuac SradS, Sads, Ocer quite Sc:
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-08-09
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The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-11
VOLUME XIV
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD
PUBLISHED WEEKLY, BY
WILLIAM W. HOL z N,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR

The NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD published week
at Three Dollars per annum, payable in advance. In
- instance will the paper be SENT unless the money for
Ee same shall accompany the order Subscribers and
tbcs who may wish to send money to the Editor,
10 so all times, by Mail and at his risk Receipts for
II sums will be promptly transmitted.
ADVERTISEMENTS not exceeding fourteen lines, will be
erted time for dollar and twenty-five for
h subsequent nseron those of greater length pro-
tion Court Orders and Judicial Advertisements will
charged twenty-five per cent. higher than the above
tcs A reasonable deduction will be made to those who
aJvertise by the year.
Letters to the Editor must come free of postage.
The North-Carolina standard., 1849-07-11
BY AUTHORITY.
TPUBLIc-No. IOO.1

Acts and Resolutions passed at the Second Session
of the sThirtieth Congress.
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
Later from Havana.


steamship isab-' r. ,liif commander from u 4
the 5h. and Key Wet TIE sth arrived Al oi oAi
last evening . ,
The Isabel brings shout sixty passepseI. me-, o.
whom, sxop =, Savannah The quarantine regulations
were In strict enforcement M ia. ~ VIZ o. 80
manned 10 ou,rsnilne until the ho1T f,f SAILING 80
rsc- 4. ~, Cholera IN Hsssns. and the heath o. ne
Gle, "a q. goot a. usus for this ason u ne yeaf-
r ..n,f much f.veT--0nly ie~ scattering case.
49,. ,.,o.bi, Falc0u arrived - Havsns on ne bth
.,sp N ard ssiled on the TIN 81 Il a " Tor new
nv he Iale We received run tes Of the Da'0 d "a
,a,,a1 and Caoeta DE- Ia Habaaa, and also IRON ne
C.rk copy OF the Faro I.des1'al o. IN inst from
the later We make the following extract Of interesting
new. which IL the only item oi importance 'ha' We
notice: -. -. g..
e..r. Do~rxGo AID HsYri-Letters from -hntA
r1r,ngo a 81 inst state that Gen ssnthns hs1 en-
ter.d hs, dis with be forces on the 5Oh ultmn y
virtae Of equalization entered iDtD " u Presideni
U,nen.. hy fbe ADVICE Of foreign Consuls. Jimene-,
81 wed by seven or eSht Of HI. satellites embarked
or hoard an Engi-h vessel On tne evening pfeceo ns
the entrance Of Santana IN the ciy. Santana staies
tnsti not he intention 20 aspire u tae Pfesid@ncy
but that hs object y solely - make JneDes IesRh
and that uut new eec ions te held there va De
q Provisional Government
Believing that the % Santana into santa DO
rnngo hss bot end % the civil war ~ 1e can cfel
letters received from GOnaiyes o. the z'h utl NC
UAyt.ens have ceased u modest their IggnDofs ~ q
the troops Of the unsuccessful expedition sganst th'
eusnsh part % the Island have been pefe1 y Tfes
ideut 5oalouque with express orders Tor tne soloTr
~ return their occupations, when they D1d eDah
doned for the purpose " engaging IN the war.
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Law Courts.


scPtuos SyOlA'i-.o,.'.7 '--s, 49,, 49, -
Osbt, ~. r f -. --..-t g.. e.--.-.+sI
o. io'-c - - -l 80 ~ 80 49,. - v-.or
hn~I --H TO- 'l-f--- 80 !.
II ~ n p. r. PIG 80 Z. ?. -- -.
Enfn " A-I- -r-T--@ II --e --'r 81. p -
Ar-i- 80 p r. p .y t..- - d. -. II. =.
f'.'' - -. - - .'-,,'-.4
~. a.,., b.. , ~ - $500 r--' i-.i-so-e
~ RI hr-'-.' ~. D go ~. So. 80 4. =. 80
tDnla.rs n ~. ~.,.'-....- 49, -
C.-+ +.. = .Fr.. I-s-.- s.-..-. nat LIE 1-f-n1arf.
90 ~ ~. 1000 .-- --s.- A. o.--.- ,.,-
!. ,.r ~ H.. 1900. s....rs
-. $500 ir ~--.. rI.t Tie R-'-r~e -rs- -I-r-r- ir
ni.sl.z be- order TT notion Tor r-'i-w = c. I'd ri
-l-l-. Tie sin o. m1aot % eN-rl NJ Receiver
slIy fa fr~ progeny mi rl~-f rr -, ltl cos
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From the south.

By the steamer Cherokee from Savannah on
Wedoesdas, we have received Savannah papers
Of that date in advance Of the msf0r which We ere
Indebted 10 me courtesy Of Capt LYoS and our friends
Of the Gsor1ian We ind the fol owing items Of news
Tay CsoPs IN FLORIDA BY letter dated on the
9th inst learn that the season Continues very pro
pitious for the planting interests OF the state Cotp
particularly the black seed long staple u very prom
,.ing and the principal staple Of G@d'den liop'cco)
never looked better large quantities have been p.an
ID. One person has planted some thirty acres. "N'.n
can be cultivated, housed and cured BY ABOUT wen
hands linen. women and children Zach acre wa
produce at least 800 pounds Il hrst quality "hl.n Al
Is cents per pound, will briog ei<' per scre M""s
other planters have set out from TWO 70 lofty ai'
rood hsnd will attend and save about 81 soi a.
ba beside nearly .be asus quantity Of corn ana couoh
Sine. Decernber-tbe Georgian lesrns-fIorda has
been bles.ed with two Governors, one Wing and one
Ioco both considering themselves duly elected and IN
.ugprsted and insisting upon their title 70 the rgbt
and emoDuments Of the Chief Magisifacy Gov Most
~ the old Loco incumbent intends 70 bold over III &c
,,ter uexf despite the eDtreAiies OF Gov nos BROWN
elected by the wings last Fall, and to whom oil nghl
the seals Of Office now belong
ALABAMA Since the deolinstion Of James /. beI
ser, Hon SAMUEL F. RICE who had been eA,en
sively mentioned ia connection with tne "uD'Ina".
Office has nlso declined. The Montgomery J04Hat the
Wbig State paper makes n lew remarks upon tnis
.tste Of tbings regreitng Mr. Rices decinanon ana
declaring that Our party il falling back mo rs o,S
habits OF inactivity tho democratic nominee WIN "tih
The rack-and The Legislature, from appearances be
carried by the same.
The Mobile 7Stbnns says II may be mentioned as a
.omevhat remarkable fact that no man can be iouho
In the general iononess 10. VI
6e.--to assume the responsibility OF becoming a TAX
tberer The State aud County Collector, elected last
August having failed 10 qualify the Commissioners OF
the revenue have made efforts 70 supply hs place OUT
thus far without success As often twice they have
appointed day TO elect and yet have had no Spph
rsnte
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puRE-WATER FILTERS.

t~OIR YEARS HAVE ELAPSED since the fret intro
I dlcton u The D sphragm or Ofoion fief' a. B.. "h'
al IRE. named During al MS time % ha- Undergone var
on. Improve WI ch experience Las suggested
fret feii cones used a. irHng medium Nrf"aS
commenced biearhed spsu-e, then mixture ~ neaci
.and and carbon and lastly prepared sinnr rom crns'
quartz rock. different nm-s, experiment. have beer
even sec ne Of porous wood ana suggestion Has been
arrd lha wou ienl TO add 20 ine efficiency ana
AMI 81. ..nd Ard article OF domestic use The ID -pAfa.m
Ter been made N- o. per Sc ana not mere
arpen-ase to other occupations or as ca'cfpenny iof
sa0ri season, WIN hot ~earr AMI epdemc- are anrc
ing minds Of the public These Efforts 10 maze sooa
have been 90 Tar appreciated Asi hIe'hi.n o nt
NewYork pubic are now u-nt ilr rlier hna - iii1ii
a- Of 10 efficacy aud value have been received from sci
enuic and medical gentlemen ~ az faI' o. tas non
gentlemen behalf Of The Diaphragm and Gro
i-e.s n . n.rt-as- F-r. Constant -,
ear sni -ni Il p-rsct1 - To- 80 n
100 n. 80 NJ. fa ~. ,-.-,.s. ~ ana
t'f' shah -rs nni s d. 80 =. r. l- " i--', - 80
,.,-, aoos mr., all better tfi-i of IT, E'-st-r
yal,o .a. = ~AeA a. sPp'st JAMES X cHiLIoN.
.,,.a-s ,A.s .-p,r,'> fo th- crtoa consider.
.s.se. /. ,-f. ls. (, 90. 90 a. l. al b ~ rsav
or etEs1a 't-tNiiHh Null NJ
- TO-, rs. a. 3 IT, ~ 40 80
IT,. aapr, saile- adj TO IL ,-,t,, s,s.- go ~ '-
crlso- JOIN " fAAN-i' ND
A.aar,r.t~ fy s,iss-s la. qa,. ,he s--t eauy
A. OF 10 tss 90 La3sa ,sra-sr - r1saf Q. e.
.sag,ssa AJAX HJ-ACK. MD.
,A.ss i, gel s.eui.,.a u r-no.- ..ss iHps--
.. - h . ratos al t-ne nstsra
70 prouois - b-a u - Cur e.if-n' !" fAhAEH' ID
u.o.opih-. 81 ., esn So 80 Of F.i.f Il should
-..-. n.tarfss rot Han- q orsg-csn Il %
g.tr0.sss oio-f Cfua ~'isf 'sssf.
~. rv.n,sr % p'--su lfoa' oIYs-naron Ia
eon-irlcisa lie .fs-' c- 'ia - 80 y e-ffts
f. zen. ..r.s, .ssr..a r-ro7s from %. -a'-' a. re-
t,nt .o.q--s-- l-.l-f Almost sf ils
r.t - ii -..r.- .-'s thaa "a. -laf-a
| JoaN ToRsY D. Professor q ca. .,ry
| l. lie C.-g- Cd P, stal- al s-fs- 1s, = !
L r-a--. ne 'sc e, - i-ins ~ e-s-'.'e ~
sat-. ~ soa' co-treas - ~ h-aA Of ~ 81
~ - KEARNET RODGERS no s.-ei.r't
g,-x ron .rp-r.-o. crot'a o0laas sltt
81 s-e--st a. ed nat - s1F
- efn 49, a. - - - -
| joan C. ChNEsEnAN, Nd
hs-s cr.y Nd Fit-f. 80 AZ go f--'1f-
| sisfrr d csc-.tst af s-fafNi 80. -,
s-a-s 1-i1 .l.1csay z .l.i--so- JANIS = N-fL''
ARR .1ar4-s conslleta sna Hi's- .. -
Ft-f. a. 1asils srrsrl1-a-s '1 - ? -sf % 's
ssia- az utiiy Isro- o. D. c.iiis - .-e . =
| o. -rn-tr1eia - sHu7 - 81 s---f, -. -, -
| 3fs-~at h--r-ei- a hAi = $50 A'.sS'f i-'''
| KIM Lahefsiofg. s-f- l>ts
~ ~ ffrafrr User 'n-P>a'-i inf
1 - SO. s-i eos met torl-g y e. 'T y - pig
| afarssl tsr-s 10-t til.rst- 40 80 = u =
nf ss q 'r--t clrff1-t 81 o. ---r-
clrort fb-ss olg -s-l 1 ever ta'i 80 -
-stn 1-ss a. panty ray sF2'-c a-a =, ~
| WALTER GIBSON,
OHce .ftbe D,.rhrsgra Fl.irr. 81 brosi~ay
| tvf - cOrler Leonard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

Russ II TBS ONO HiNFV.-Ihe rain Yesterday
morning was unparalleled. We learn from Capt 10
hert AR who was up at the time Of the Storm and ~
bis wharf IN Newport that the Ono Evfr rose sever
inches IL ID minutes, and II Was with dicuty ne e"""
secure his boats Tho old mi'ldam on Isylors creek
about quarter OF mile % ihe south essi % Newport
was sWt III sway. and the wrecks and waters poured
into The Ohio. Water from sewers and cutters "h'"
became chOkcd hy the angry Hood, rushed INTO houses
IN the loN grounds ~ the Ninth Ward, ana 10 ir"
minutes the water IN two or three instances rose 10
the depth OF Two feet IN the doors. Gin Com. iViA'
GovsRSoR SEWARD Tho auburn Adrerfrer
81 the l3h says We are sls' 20 BE- informed tAa'
Gov Stewards now very lar Uncovered from we se''ie
attack OF tNnfss under which he nos ptth lapniih-
II long and uninterrupted application O. labor smo'l
dAy ard night when ia the session q the Ocuii DN"i
At Csuandagua had nearly exhausted hs payse"
strength ana wholly prostrsted bis energies
Fax AID RIor AT ALBASY One Thursday al
ternoon tire occurred al $50 brosdst Albany, which
spreading DESTROYED several buildings and damaged
others Loss shout 5000 After the hfe mad been sao
due the r,cen 70, and bad rice iiitle ihisdrl
uhia fight ia which slun- shots and other means oi dc
| isi.sc ~eTe used. Nobody Killed
| SlAvys FRgRn-A slave man who rsn aws'
FROM, Richmord Va add went % Boston grew urti e.
| freedom lately. and went back 20 s'sNeiy IN iA
nt snunc his master had died. aud by he viii mHns
united al h.s slaves directing them L. Dee sent our ID
| the state DALI O"ppeI
| - The croard FOR Sru~al cemetery ~ Ma
| uck saws The RaSos zrasfig, WAS consccrAtc4 al
| approYrist ceremonies CA Thursday afternoon I'D
grounds border on Lake 'oehi'1H1e' HA arc iei'ese
| 81 a. remarkably beautiful
| ~ TIE ciuzsus o, Concord, y. Y. have vote
70 rase S 90 Tor the purpose 81 building new Soaf
House on condition that the county sdd - w thereto
sn5 MAJ, nom therein Tor hal tor the use OF "a
| town.
| ~ The Picsm-El Hhig announces the ceai
of CuAr,iA~ JOHNSON. ksc. an eminent member 81 N
/ Virginia Bar he The warm persons ifsnI "a
professional rival u The di'''ns als.4e1 ben. S-A
| Leigh.
FtFrASp Loss OF LIVE The old AIMS 4 'us
near Dedham Mass occupied ~ 70 Irish families
was burnt on Friday moraDs, ana lad OF years pei
| .shed Ia toe DANES.
~ Robert P Stinscn Of Gvdner Ne ?
said to have committed large iorger.es upon iheiNs
asls in that neighoorhOcd. lie le.' IS soon Is VI
discovered
CHoIERA IN BUFFALo.-On the 18th. tier
were 81 and - deaths from the epidemic IN bG
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-07-16

I.ry FROM Sr. DonIsGo.-The brig l.. Il w
Armstrong 10 days from 81 Domingo arrived IHst
night brings intelligence that the haytiens were "ltuln
one days march of the city with every prospect OF
entering when Santana was called on by the DOmin
can Government to lead the army lie dih 80, ana
totally defeated them. Tho provinces then declared
Jimenes their President longer III 20 govern, ana
save 10 Santana power to form a new Government
ynenes armed and put in defense the cry OF ~ DO
mingo against Santana and his army. They arrived nj
the walls when 235 cannons were hfed against theh'
and the town of ST Carlos destroyed by tre. The
American Consul having his house full OF iemales,
children and refugees refused the demand OF Jlmeh's
10 give them up. lie became incensed, WIN alHrge
number of armed attempted 10 arrest nm but
was prevented by the interference Of the French and
English Consus. Two IS FOUNDER cannon were a.
rected against his house and under this dilemma
nsutstion held by three Cousuls and the com
Insnders Of French coryettcotwar and an English
sloop Of guns called the Hound. To the question
put them by the American Consul, whether he
could have their assistance in case massacre wa
atteuutei on the women and children ia bis house.
the French comm nder Monsieur Boyer, OF the
French corvette Grion replied that he could only pro-
ect his own Consul and the inmates ct his house Upon
this the Enelsh commander Grandvtlc II Wood ~ II
NJ ,loop Hound said 10 the American Consul " Sir. my
force Il small but conmHnd u NJ II II were your own
vessel OF war ! will defend you and the inmates o.
your house A. long Is can In the absence OF one Of
your vessels ~ war will not see the Am"ncHn Us
Representative OF his house inauted" The came even
ing Sir Robert Schomburg the English Consul offered
10 land force for The protection % our Consulate One
thing IL certain the house oil our Con.nl would nave
ben attacked and much blOOdshed would have 'nsuec
but for the report brought by schooner from 81 Tho.
that Commodore Parker in the irigatc Rsrsn had
got weigh for this port have neglected TO stai
that Consu had aflroe guard OF American ssOrs
NIGHT aud day. that his house was well and efficiently
armed aud that majority of the cizens and soldiers
had determined ght Tor him had matters arrived al
that crisis lie has received the thanks OF al the Gene
rals and principal citizens members of Congress, sc
for notly preserving the lives Of many women aud
children, and preventing the bloodshed that was about
20 easue DAY Book.
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k12-rH-1x- = - -. A. 1.''l -, 70 = y. ' =, -.
Sundays excepted PAssEScgz TRAISs--I lfOggh
trans WI leave Ne~Yors FOR Osyego, The Com
yan.s Fier, 81 me foo, u Dusne-st Al "A "A M and
r u Stopping ~ a. me way stations FfOm O~egc ihs
nropsl rsns vii leave Tor New-iofk q A NJ ard
VI stopping also Al all ~ way sisnons WAY 1sAIss
MIA n4in-. IN passenger cars attached, Will Port Jef
vs. FOR Ne" YORK a, A NJ aud . pm fsEicHr-Frrigbt
raves view fofk every night for eli he uar sfAu0ns
on the road. freight train Will leave Owego every
morning a. NJ from Pot Jefyt- freight q ain WI
esse every morning at O'Clock, and another 81 ".
" "a srket freight Fare from NeS-YOrk Ooss -
Ine Intermediate siztlOns IN proportion Commit ston
Icstts al lowest for the sisOg- b. tw~-n N~r-
YORK and POn Jrfyis h. pgcha-sd the New fofs
AID frrulOot Office. Exegrrisn ckst., snliu ~ he
usse " pzs the ,o.d from S-w YOfk O~sgo
and fsfnrn - for the TIP be purch. the New
Tork once ioot Of Duenest board the stesmbosn
iva JAMES T. LAKEWOOD, 5upsrintsIdesI
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UmINl>TRATOH'- SALE VI NAL -
n IATE-PuTsu4ut % a decree of lie orphans Oonfi
Of The County VI Monmouth New -Jersey, made IN ine
Term u February SiJ the suDscrD-r AdnnlstratDr Of
GEORGE ORElG deeeased, Will Gel a. public yendue
% he premises WEDNESDAY the L5th july bet~ zen
the hours u u and 5Oc.ock r VI of thai day he Farm
sad teceaed, containing about y acres situated a.
Long Branch Monmouth County, Ne~-yersey' distance
about three hours from NeNf0rk The house - - o
SORES high, with hf.rAle dry cellar paved with Orck
and kitchen and shed sffacnrd al new, and bllt IN mo-
tern stye snd VI the materials and workmanship
aso age sHd c0mnodOus barn, carriage house, sinoso
house aud al the Necessary Ostbudisgs, new and 10
god order On The place i variety u fruit trees a
large pofuon u Vhich have been graded ana nlost
cesni and never-fiAuz sprng also csiern Tor rain
~ater The iard ngn state u CULTIVATION and 10
most admirably adaptsd 10 the producing u al <nds "
n.k-t truck both from 10 nature n he SOL and u
Lose or xuty 10 no New York market DO beng only
mi rs from Eson Town Landing snd irom Red Bank
from ener lace ln The sumner sessOnl here dal y
communication with NeW-fOfk, by the steamers Ed~
Lewis snd Confidence For Gentleman dong business
Id Nee.York AID wishing fDe hesthy spot, u easy
cess. spend lle SguEef iae above ia most desirable
location.
A.so ~ The sane tine snd place, a LOT " woodland,
siiuat-d A. PENIS Neck. cont4ilng about y acres
Perso1s wishing tne premises All Please sp-
Div % Er J Lane, s.ofr-secper al Long bracn, 20
viii show ne SAM. sad gyr such rfornsrou ~ may b
required. Or 70 WILLIAM Z Ghki5 Adm glstr-tor,
VIZ ~ ~ Cbery-st Se~-i OK.
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TO CAIIEOKNlAN-.-Ni an experience OF -
y-ats iu prepauug Tor ships and passengers
e Subscriber consistently Offers us -rrvlces 10 lefsos
intending lhr voyage % California ms -tYfr
nav Ice had estimates for provisions Of every description
fJr ans nuu-r persons from one month 90 Two years
W stores will pgf rp no suitable packages 10 cross ne
-fhnlu- or Tor The Ouger route. A. KEMP 10 " AIT It
Nork zero iih
HAlIFORNIA shippers sni emit
Y rrtrf. fo California vii rld az ~ Roadway pufiANlr
wooden houses always on hard, of.o convenient pan
and al such Ow I1crs. lhe they cannot fal 70 please
fa.n { aI and see them. GEO FREEMAN & CO
Jyloiw - oioan~ay-
rAIIFORNIA>S.-Itis not change Of climate, nut
Y change 81 water or impure water That ctus"s SICK
a-s. Procure portable Fl ter AZ rs Broad ay east
corner amherst md YOU are safe Price, y joyl w.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

->FS-~ FOR CALiFOKNIA-Tou At Rio
$500 Janelro sud Valparaiso. The elegant new,
and substantial steamship CHESAPEAKE.
under me command u CLss Henry baldwin Of he l.. >.
Ntyy, has been most thoroughly AID hfied out, and
viii Dc dispatched Tor San Francioco ne 15h JAY A
most favorable opportunity here presented 81 ayOidn g
the danger Of sickness nov go preysen; tie VARIOUS
overland routes and also the tedosness u long voyage
" saAhg vessel during Tie Gains An1 light winds u
summer limited number u pas-enyea f0r each Of ITO
aDOVe-nsmed ports VII De taken on application -
ISAAC SMITH, lOl Walls, cofner FrOntst
hfsi-cass Dbl vii also be- despatched On tho 15h
mt 10 when 'feights viii oe received application -
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