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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
4arser roieB.

Gin medlenburaifber eanomann, SenaS,
mar i'm 9anJen eanoe ourb feline Stdrfe
befannt; Gin 9Isi6fals febr ltarfer Sbirin.
ger, Der nab MedIsnburs Fam unb Don
Sonas' Stdrre b6rte. nabm fi6 Dor, ibn
aufbufu6sn, um fib NIT ibm Su msTsn.--
Der Sbirinssr Fam Dor Sonas' 5aus, fab
pom pfsros iber bic 5ofmaurr binmea si.
ncn Mann 6olS fpalten uno fragte : .gBobns
Bier cr fiarfe Sonas ?'--jfeine 1ntwprt.
Gr fiies oaruufpo Qfsroe. ofTnete bic pfprs
te. fibrte oas pfero binsiu une banb es on
bic Mauer. ,Sbre, Sonas, ib piG nit Sir
oerfuhen.' Souas leate feline Grt pfa, ere
ariff ben 3burineer unb mari ion ilbst bic
Mauer. gab elmer baIbfn Stuuee, in Der
i6 Der 9bhrinser, Der Infanss eas 1uf.
lfsbsn uer9effen, ruieber erbsIt bate, rief &C
iiber bic Mouer ,eieber Spnas Sonas!'
-,@as 9iebts,' fra9te oieGer. ,eieber So
mas faste Der Sbirnser. .fsl 10 gut uno
uirf mir aub meiu 9ferb beriber.'
SumbOIot. Der berubmte @tifence, fpritt t.
Don elmer @enfdenracs, Die Stton1ats ae.
nanut, Die an oem Sincee in Slb Qmerifa
wcbnen uno oeren baGptfd6Iibe Nabruna
wdbrenb Der mebrere @onate oausrnosrT
reaniateu SabresSet ia einem wsiten uno
fbmierisen eebm bflsbt, Der am liRr .Ses
StnGss 9cfunbeu rirb. Differ 9cbn vpei.
der einen ousaScitnetsn @ef6mad bat.
Nib in tIdue 8c0sn estnstet uaS Ssrtftst
unb wire uOb einmol bsfeudtef zoe &c az,
seGen IUtrb. Sie slIsn arVss auanfihitfp,
eislsr Gree nno osren Glffnnobsit Idsint oa,
ourb ni6t bsna6tbsiIist Su Werbsn !; abss.
o'sls Groe roire qls sine nabrbatte subaaqFlsS a
tetrabtct, 3.5 tSS'''
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13

Btcient fi6 eisfsr Sc.
lssenbsit feinsn Sreuncsn
uno einsm 9esbrten 9u'
bIifum i'm Qn9emeinsn
bic anSsi9e Su MAIDEN,
eas sr foebsn uOn ben gro
Gen Stdoten Suruf9efebrt
in, wofeIbf er einen gro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
G@2eBte Grinnerun9.
Nopember %.

1ae Sisisnissn bic nod in ben Stobr,
bubsrn Der untsrjsihnstsn, in Sber SRA
tunsie &aunfhip, es6a Gauntp, f6uIci9
Gnc, prroen nun bsitimmt gum eestsnmuI
auf9cfOrbsrt, Smifbeu nun nno eem 1iten
Sanuar am StObr BON tSerf6 uno
RGeber anSurufeu uuo obbubsSabIen.-
Nob ieuem Gag wsroen bic Su6er Obns
Sebl in Die 6dnbc Don Sriscsnsribter S6ou
oeoebsn, pOoann unfoiten bic SoI9sn fsin
psrcsn. 8ea6tst babG oisis frsuneItbs
Baruung.
Wonsmbsr nq5m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13

Die llntsrfbriebeneu, in Der Samilton
Snabe, an osm wUblbefannten StaucpIas
frilber bewobnt BON Hpotbsfer Shmiot.
wunfben a6tunssuoa bic 4ufmerfiamfsit
css QubIifums auf ibrsn ausaeosbntsn uno
nsumOoi9en StOf Don Stiefeln, S6ubeu,
9hten uno &appen BON ieper 8arietit Su
Ienfen, welben iie entfbIOGeu fno poblfsi'
Ter Su uerfaufen. aIS ir9snb Elm anoeres
@tabIiiiement in eeba @auntp.
Sbr Sorratb bsftebt aus isber 8erfdie,
bsnbeit BON &ic, MorOeco uno faIbleeerne
StiefeI uno Stube, 9aitsrs. SIippsrs, etc.
fur 0amen; feline unb ercbe Stiefel uno
Sbube fur Mdnner une Rnabsn; 8incsr.
fbute BON isosr Senennuns. Sunni Stie-
feI uno Sbube, u. (. no., u. 10.
Rommt unc fsbet
Goldman uno 8ruber.
Sftcber IS. " No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
S16tt6t
Ssptembsr 6.

mirb bermit sessben, ba6 bic tlnterSsidne.
ten ais dominiffrators Don Der SiuterIafen.
fhaft oes perforbeuen Saeob 9. & iitler,
Isetbin BON 9pnn 2fp., ee6a @auntp, er'
nannt Uorbsn fno.-Soltbe baber, bic an
Die bsfaste t9intsrIofenftaft uuf ir9eno Ell
ne Qrt fhuIOis finb. merben sebeten innsr'
balb 3 Neonaten an,urufsn uno abSubeSab'
len; uno SoIbe, bic nod re6tmdbise I'm,
fprlhe an ssbadte SinterIafenf6aft Su
MAIDEN baben, fno erfubt bisfelbe biunsn
beIastsm 5sitraume AUDI cinSubdnoi9en.
Sobn q. Siifler, epnn.
Ssatban StiIticr, 2tlbaup.
SamucI 9. Ssiitler, .5siedbsrs.
Topsmber 8. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
W. Soo''utV Aut'N'
SuIa unO @pb(c1 Scicu

psb f'oahulV
Spls MnO GpDfcm Scicn
singsleat bat. Die er Dem pubIifum an febr
billiaen prsiieu anbistst. Ssin Stof, Der
nnlberfrsfflib III, bel1ebt gum &beiI aus fol-
ssncen 1rten Sefen:
Neuetfe Mlcoe 5oGS. uno 8obIen Ssfen.
Dsfen fur parIors ooer 9efbdftsbdufer.
aus Hcbrbled uno gifsn Sinep &aciator
S.fsn. cine 1rt Ssfen Die pieIcn aneern uUr'
sesceen rpercen, neil oiefelbe cine CUTE See
psrbrsitsn nit menis Srsnnitcff 8anbbcr
Stfen ieoer 1rt unp 9rb6e; cine neue Irt
&o66fsn. fur GOblen Ocer 9Olj ssei9net.
bic fi6erIib ieee Nrt &ot6fsn. ole ie Dem
publifum anaeboteu mureen, in ben Shat'
ten iieusu unb bic 9sIobt wetoen non 1asn
bic eiefslbe in 9ebraub baben, une 1T uber.
baupt ein febr empfsbIsuspertberSfen. neil
man nit wenia 8rennffoff pieIes 5u 9lsider
5eit surifien fam. Sc in bel wsitsm Der
wcblfci.fe Sfsn ben man in elmer Samlis
brauden fam. Qub bat er nod aue Cur
ten Sefen, Gle man fit nur erosnfen fam,
psl6e sr febr wObIfsil anbictet. -....
9lcc1erne SGc6rr.
gr BAT leiu gtabli6ement 70 ein9sri6tst.
ba6sr isosr 5sit Ddder, Sab &anceln
uno Simmer auf SsffeIIuns uno auf Die FIR
Sete 1nSeiae uno auf bic bette @eife per-
fsrtieen miro. 1ub bat er immer auf Sano
unb bsrfertist auf 8efeuuns. al ben aIIer'
bilisasn prsifen, bIs6rnss 9tfbirr isesr
1uy .....
SIidarbeit unb QusbsfTsrunsen an Sefen.
Dabtr. Rinnsn, u. {. no, wsreen auf bic
fnrssffs anjeise bsfOr9t
.Danebar fur k.snr senciIene sabIreibe
GiiteFe - es sliFs pre
yanttIi6t Bsbisnuus, aute 1rbeit unb bill
Iise preiben, eine Soltpauer 6u senisbsn.
g Gbomas .. 8infinger.
October Ii. nqbp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
@ @Stbulbeinfprberung
Nopember 8.

Natribt piro biermit asssbsn, bab bic
9efb dftsbhbsr non Ssnrp3immerman. BON
QIentaun. Dem llntsrS Ssibneten iberfbriebsn
wOrosn iiuc uno fb BET 8. s. Sube, @lq.
gum @intreiben bsfinosn. Que SUIbe oa'
Der. Die barin fduIoia fino, perosn biermit
aufeefOrosrt Ubne SerSu9 anSurufsn unb
obSubeSabttn.
statban German.
December 6. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
S&Wumtsmattf.
WopCmber L.

SIN Sabr 1915 puroen nab Gdfslt uno
DubciS' Msanual nur cine flrlne Nnjabl
Gent ssprdst. Sur ein 9utts @eprd9e Don
eiefem Gent Don 1915. bietet unterjel9nt'
ter sinen Spanif6sn 2balsr.
g, 9Jteper.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
S16 rid {

" W ttWl
wirb bisrmit ss9ebcn, oaB Der unterlbrlsbe.
ne ais @recutOr pon Der SinterIahsnihaft
oes perlicrbenen 9 40 eauo s, Ieet'
bin BON Der Staot Quentauu, eeba Gauntp,
ernannt wcreen III. - Que oisieui9en ea
ber wclbe nod all befaste t9interlafenf6aft
ftuIci9 lino. beiebsn innsrbolb 3 Mcnaten
bel llnterseidnctsm anSmufcn II. abSubeSab
Icn,-unc Scbe, Die redtmasi9e Soroer'
uneen baten. belisben ieIbise binnen befa9'
ter 3Cit moIbefdtist sinSubrin9en.
George Seft, Gs'pr.
Wcpsmbsr 90. nq6m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
@Siet. 1T ser Srt!
GbDmas .. 9tnfin9er,
Sfen nno Slccbfcbmieo TT
Nllcntamn,

3anliltenirabs, ,pti Sbdrcn untlrbalb Dem Bubfrbr
- 4@E Snr ,,Yairisr Dtudersi,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
Sftober 25.

Sanlpei1 ! Satnpett Gdinpeil /!
Goldman uno Sruber baben foeben
Gin au9emeinss 1iIortement @ampbine. Stub
unb SdmalS eampen, @anbsIsbras. etc.
etc. erbalten. ,pel6e iie fsbr niscris fur baa.
res @eIo perfaufsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-13
@ebduDe aufG6rduben.

@NA Ser llnterSeibnete, ,pobnbaftin
l;:;:R Slb. .@teitbaH Saunfdip, esba
lssssnz @auntD. wiinfbt bas publifum
udFddT dnfmsrffam Su mathgn, ba6 er iid
nit ben n6tbisen Shrduben unb aletn 5u.
osb6renoen Qpparat Uerfeben bat, um 9an'
Se @ebduee aufSufbrauben. uno aud wenn
es perlanat wirb, auf onbere SteIlen Suoer'
Iebsn. Gr hat neuIi6 eini9e fsbr f6were
9ebdube, bsoeutenoe Streden pon ibrsm
altcn sic slidIi6 uerfset, uno er fiibIt per-
Iibet, ba6 er in oisfem @ef6dft. peIhes er
beTcneers erIernt bat, aue bic i'm NIT ibrer
9unff beebren m6sen. UOIlfOmmen bsfrieei'
aen fann.-er bittet babsr I'M senti9ten
3ufpru6.
Daniel sSei6.
September 6. nqbo
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
Police lnteillgence.

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE GREAT cALPoR-
MA GOLD RoBBERY-ARREsr OF THE PARTIES
LARGE AMOUNT OF MONEY RECOVERED.
We published in this Journal yesterday that oficer
A. NJ. C. Smith had discovered the whereabouts Of the
stolen gold dust valued at $4,000, and had made
arrest Of some persons Suspicion en-
sbed to give the Of the parties the
charge and the circumstances attending their arrest
and confesson Of OF the parties 1t seems that
Mr. Smith received information! that the clerk of the
steamship Oregon, plying on the Pacific, between San
Francisco and Panama, by the of Chas Churchill
and the third mate John Mcdonald of the same ship
both suspected Of having stolen the gold dust
in confirmation Of this suspicion II known that
both these individuals left the ship Oregon at Panama
and proceeded to New York In the steamship Empire
City the arrival at New York 1t was ascertained
that two boxes Of gold dust, marked John De witt
Co, New York, and the other marked f. ID. 8.
B. had been bored into, aud $4,000 of the pre-
cious metal extracted therefrom. This robbery, 1t
now appears vas effected board the Oregon and
the gold Brought to this city and thence Phadel
pbia for coinage Yesterday Mcdonald and Churchill
were arrested by Mir Smith on the charge OF stealing
the gold dust. Mcdonald found in porter house
In Broadway and Churchill at the Buena Vista House,
in Liberty street, kept by his father. On Mcdonald
being taken into custody, he became much alarmed,
and finally made the following scknowledg ments-he
stated, that before reaching Pansna Churchill got
him to put bag Of gold dust into his trunk with bis
own; and arriving in tks city, Churchill said,
"come with to Philadelphia and will get gold
dust turned into coin Accordingly, Mcdonald went
along, and arriving In that city, Churchill induced
Mcdonald TO enter The large lot OF gold In his name,
and be Churchiil entered the small let. In tins way
gold osd be enconed to the credit of these
ing to so2s5 and this week be called on Mr. Dinsmore,
Adams express requesting him TO telegraph to the
mint In Philadelphia and request the detention OF the
money until further advice; but singular to relate,
while this conyertation Was being carried on between
Mersrs Smith and DiIsmore the clerk down stairs
delivering the bags Of coined gold to Churchill
and McDonald This was not discovered until some
lat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
The ,ethon,.t sisndsr Case In proenrrn.
JoHs G. VS.. JOHN FIERCr-CnARcL OF EtANprR -
DAMAGES iAis At 50 1000.


SIXTH DAY.
Jeremiah ". HirFins Syoru-I was ofhesr Of the city
Brooklyn for tle 10 4 to Mr.
Duryeas house In company wish nr Pierce Mr. wool
tndfot,erJ 1heas 1t vas atos five or sx o'clock Ia the
DIT Mathew w,ntlo svOrn-I have been acquainted With
sieiSess pronounced Us DEBILITY As scsssa,os. H "
yasS .ssas.G Win Mr. IN s crit Ss
be iani At that time t1d also shsu he lived IN Greene
nSs to ist Tn 10 clo in hs evening t.d seesss 70 tie
s ard Vs Sss dJ y ei s1SSsS sf Ssd
the house ~ order u " kotnscni never boOre
' ssa%ifed-f vent p I've a. Nr Gfssa. house IN
'i SS' ris s ARK s Green S ss
renee ~ yaSS,ry 4 sred Il, saSs Is ss ~
rslruagi lefi his smgiey IN May
f,Ttatsr vi. Cor y: w "a. ny S;G,r. Ieu.s
y ~. = y. ts,t III ~ - ~ I'm, ne 80
sISs sisl Ell "a 1s is,y s' s s'Es sG zee
isal, vss sons.as s,.s % hs house, eoolise.
tier also there but he aid % With me; st day
S re, Ss',r', ply s,seT e s' ~ ,nIS .. ardent "a,
psranee Of ny f.eer teisg under ne Hauenee fsor
any liquor sr y ne tu,ins ths time be sAs there.
" en- S, fSs q Mr. Manu- M avn v, s, Mr. Green
dd him drink any quor ga not see thing
tlois ts.mnsdi saw some Iiguor n ere /, wa. in small
room, on The second noor ~ was ~ deoantsr..
Grsef wssst lie we5dsS Of saBst; Sid not see sr
Esirs y httsrS svorn:l reside in Greene street, New
his lave been ssqasn',a Hh Mr. Green since 1882
Alexander ksrsey swo.n;-Rtsde in New York has been
iutmste With MI Greer has Observed tEompiousness
eytt fI 60 lHow lin.
W J. Sts'e tworn-Is acquainted With Kr. Green; was
81 Nfs hafsts Wedding I'LL pact 10 oolock Mr. Green,
hut him crinh wise.
Ctos. saned. TO the wedding at Mr.. Mstgs in
vifCtUn
e ease on both sdet here rested The defence proposed
calls NJ EoNlan that testimony Marra-
ietta srith. in eayinr that ths liquor Mr.
Green's house fals, inasputh she and Mr. Bsvlan
hsa together iaken liquor 20 that houe. rhs testimony
ruled out ~ the Court.
pr John on behalf Of the Genoe then proceedes
90 urn up drew vivid picture Of she many
ibes % tie family in aencs ~ she untmcy
and rited death he daugi ter; the means whoh had
heen bring shout the srrage with Mr. Matt Of
mAEnOr which Gins suit had been
tecu ted sesns client Mr. Graham wished TO Anew why
the utwtfapers were sud tor in Publishing te
,hArgcs srafnst Mr. Green Mr. Graham thtn addressed
scue TIE upon ~ general 10 and rulings
81 suthortes uron The right Of privileged COMMUNICATIONS
hoIds tie dcendAnt made hcso privileged
and cited The Hashngs ard Lust 2d
Wsudtll 81 where lawyer sued Tor siandering v-
pes as proof HE rsasobips lie also ctumented upoa
ls evdeace w.th clear reasonn LodDg that TIE
of bic client tie csree had been folly pt0vei the
ssv. Mr. sreen pss addicted 70 o. intoxicating
a uors ard had rraetcd that hat twenty fvo years.
ne ha died xatt Ia rather unenvisbie manner
toeesor tie coBduct OF the reverend piantn in tss
wfvle .fnir.
M James smi,h also summed NJ last night Cor the
rlanr and TrytaAiy verdict VII b. rendered
10. d. ben the judge wall charge tht jury.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
Shipping intelligence.


Cleared-shp Delaware. Charleston; bark Emma CalfOr
MIA lrig Cobsuelo, usyaat schr Harriet Cal fornia.
Sailed, llth-Brg Leo, California; sehr Bailey, do.
PORTLAND, Dec IL.
Cleared Brig EaehisOns, Havana.
NEW BEpFonD, Dec Is
Arived-sehr Elisha Brooks, New York.
Bosror, Dee L.
Auiyes-sehrs yermillion, Wsshirgton, Z, via Ply
mouth Telegraph 1sng-r We; Fashion, and Friend New
Iork; kosele rangier. Va; G Calh oun, Albany.
CleafedShips Isrlisment Iivcrpoo Nedora. Newbury-
port: bark Page Baltimore; brgs Dracu Perm
0seeoia, Havana; Corn MSAp.as schrs Ustsog Bahamas
Yandalia, Wilmington NC Ann Elizabeth, Baltimore.
NEwBuRRPoRr, Dec Is
Arrived Ship Deis walker, Boston.
tsiled-Bng Adelaide, San Francisco.
PRoyipErcr. Dec IS
hfrv0dSchrs Vsnduras Norfolk Liberty Suffolk; Nj
Meta, pbadslIhia; Martha, Amira Rogers and Osceon
Albany Horao Aea New YORK; soopa Hsro, Colchester
and nousstonic, Albany Long Sylgh Annawan, Byron
and Teeumseh, New YOrk.
CieaTed--Ship NaTrag ansett. Say innah.
soise-s cbrs Louisa Reeve aud James Deputy Pbila
de!phia; Orion, New York.
MIsCEf LAyE5us
letter from Wcilfsct dated sth ssysA large ship
down Of Pr0vincttown last night. As yet
ton has been Ads with hcr owing 20 the heavy ell
opssilf gone. aud msss also IL supposed
Eaftl IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
TELECRAPHIC INTELLIGENeE.
Telee raph Lines AZ Work.
Dec IA-l0P II

Telegraph Lines at WORK.
Dec. H-10PM N.
The following lines are In operation ,
EAST.
horses, or the Old Line, from New York, via Boston
and st. John, to Halifax
Houses Line, from New York to Boston.
Bsins Line, from New York to Boston.
SOUTH.
Morse's, or Old Line, from New York to Philadelphia
and Wilmington, Delaware.
Bain's Line, FROM Philadelphia to Washington.
Houses Line, from New York to Philadelphia.
NORTH.
Morses, or Old Line, from New York to Buffalo, via
Albany, Rochester, 60, and branch lines to Oswego,
Lower and Upper Canada.
Morses or Erie Line from New York to Erie, Cleve-
land, sandusky Cincinnati and other points on the
Lakes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

The BATTERY ENLARGEMENT.-Thl foolish pro
ject, we perceive, is still advocated by some in
terested parties who, no doubt, wish ultimately to
make it a subject of private speculation. Notwith-
standing that 1t has been unanimously condemned
by the public, and has been hooted out of the
Common Council, it is still kept alive, with the
hope of worrying the people INTO an expenditure Of
half million or million of dollars to purpose
We. trust that the Common Council will not again
listen to 1t. If it should ever be discovered that
there is more money in the city treasury than
there is need for, there will be no difficulty in
discovering ways in which 1t can be pro6taby
expended, without running into foolish extrava-
gances, that would be of no earthly benefit to the
public. To be sure, this Battery enlargement
would, in all probability, be beneficial to few
private SPECTATORS, but it certainly would not
suit in any good to the community. Let 1t, there
fore, be abandoned for ever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
Explosion OF a Boiler.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 13-P. M.
One Of the boilers at the water works exploded at
noon to-day. Three slightly ecslded. The
boiler went through the roof and fell Into tho at
| q distance Of 100 feet. The damage estimated
| At
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
Inc Msrkly Herald.

The Weekly Heroii, containing one week. history q
the world including the scenes in Washington. viii be
published at nine O'Clock this morning Single copss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

The New RAILWAY JOE AND TIE COMMON CoUN
cIL.-It will be seen, by reference to the proceed
irgs of the Common Council on last evening, that
portion of that body had evidently made up their
minds to force upon the people, right OF wrong,
and before the citizens had an opportunity of re-
monstratiag against it, new railway project, for
the benefit of John Ridley and some half dozen
other individuals. II matered not that offers were
made of $40, 600, $4,000 and $4,000 for the rri-
vilege by others, and by one gentleman s. 900 per
annum they would listen to nothing, but grant
away the property Of the citizens for Ro,hng
These gentlemen are not in the habit of
acting in that way with what is their own !;
and what right, we ask, have they to be so
lavish of what is not their own, they being
merely trustees for the people? 1t was only
by dlnt of wearyIng them out by speaking
against time to points Of order, and against all
order, that they were baflled for the present by
Alderman Webb They will, however, return to
the charge on Monday. If the project were the
most desirable in the world to force 1t with indie
cent haste through the Council, In this manner be-
fore the people have time TO pronounce upon its
merits, is, to say the least of It, unconstitutional
and despotc, and wholly unbecoming the represent
atives of free citizens.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15

HALIFAX, Dec. IA, 1s49.
The steamship Hermann, Capt Crabtree took on
board 200 chaldrons Of COAL and sailed at IL o'clock
last night for New York. Wind west.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
News from Texas, Ell Paso, chihuahua,
Santa Fe, &c.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 14-9P M.
The Southern mail has come to hand, with New
Orleans papers of the It'll.
They announce the arrival on the 9Th Of the steam
ship Galveston, from Galveston.
The Legislature Of Texas about sending depn-
taton to Washington, in regard to the purchase Of
Santa Te.
fire occurred on the 2sth Of November, which
sUmed the court house and jail 1t Is supposed that
convict In the jail cred the buildings.
Accounts from Ell Paso, chihuahua, and Santa Fee
represent the Indians about the country very hostile
to the Americans.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
Railroad Accident.

Com SPRiSo, ". Y, Dec ii SPIN.
A conductor on the Hudson River Railroad, By the
name Of Palmer, while dsconnecng the from the
locomotive at Fishki landing, fell of the platform,
and the whole train passed him. killing him In.
sfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-12-15
The Hon. Mr.. Juiian's Health

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. IA, 1910.
despatch received here, announces that the Hon.
Mr. Julian the free soil member from Indiana Is
pidy recovering and expects to leave Monday for
Washington
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Court caiend.r-Tnis Dsv,

CoMnoS PLras.--Part mo. 9bs, sS7. sol, 9e5, s5'
575, S77, 3;p. ssi. 3ss 8i1 Part Nos lpc 2lj
JOS, 49, 1s0 Ga 2OG 2os. 40 212 2is, 2ls 2ls AZ
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vaiIpteiItuepcs.

The storeshp Lexington, Lieut. J. II. Mitchell, COM
msndiDa ssisd from the Navy Yard ON Thursday, for
the bIazils she IL intended to remain about rix
months there The Lexington has been thoroughly
overloaded and repaired, since her return from Ca
lifornis,
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The Hey Case,

NV ORLEANS, Dec. Is, 1S40.
The Grand Jury in the Rey case, have refused
after hearing the testimony Of Rey and Morante to
find true bill against the Spanish Consul.
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o. Fowler hs ususl supply Of frs Tor the 10
hdeys bunch sud kes Rsns titren dtied Co'rants
Msaea Grapes rge, and spiors. % All kinds All wac ar.
In viii ord sarse sigek and ow prices We invito
ard all 10 give him cali ~ his large Stsrt No
as crses wich, rs Vessy, sad tU9 Grand strecw
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From tho Boston At,s ~

On motion h ives solved that the Nstr Tors Ifs-
raid, the Tribune, the Democratic G0te, the and
IngsiIsr, the Morning Star and the sun be required
to publish the above resolutions Ia their
as Advertisements and that they send their acc0un
for payment TO the Office Of the Association Of Msr
chapt Butchers at their hall 20 First avenue
Thanks then voted 60 the Chairman for his i'm
partial conduct President of the meeting when upon
motion the N ing adj
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still Later from Santa Fe-Murfer or CALI
fOrnla Elnigrants.

Sr. LOUIS, Dec IL, lS39.
Advices from Santa Fe, to the soth October, have
been received The troops under Degas had taken FIVE
Apache Indians prisoners, who were offered in ex-
change for Mrs. White and daughter, who were cap
tured a few days previous.
party Of thirty six California emgrants had re.
Gently been killed by the Indians the copper mine.
Troops from FL Psso had proceeded against the enemy
Three MexIcans killed at FL Paso on the 10th of
October Several persons had also lately been killed
Santa Fe. The Indians continued their depreda-
lions almost daily.
Dates from Chihuahua to the 18th Of September an
nounce that the cholera raging farfuy, and that
from rs to leo deaths occurred daily This looks old
Fort Barkey had been established at Moro river and
Lieut. Simpson had selected site for Navajo county
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has its nisss nsris ~ we'll religion via b.,issss
n,ers and plenty % Inrossh thss
the public bcceme that very cheap.st AMI s
beo, shoes snd 0strs that ehn Ne bou8h afe
1T J, ness, II Ann street.
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Arrival OF the Canada at Hanfax.

HALIFAX Dec II, 1S49.
The Canada from New York, Is coming up the ha--
Dor. Nothing OF the Hibernia. Fine weather.
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New OaLEASs, Dec. Is, 1S4e.
The sales OF cotton on Wednesday barely reached
600 bales There has been decline OF quarter OF
cent since the receipt OF the Europas news The
ket Is still unsettled.
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Southern democratic friends should remembertiat in
the orth the sentiment against the extension of sa
very is almost universal and IL rel aired to be-
the advocates Il It's extension our phases viii be
filled with wings In this correspondence consulted
none Of my fiends | alone am responsible. made
NO priv ate pledges 10 any My letter founded
on the verbal conversation with MIR Wimot, which Is
fully sustained by his speech w J. BROWN.
WAsHIseToN. Dec IL 1879.
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No news Of the Hibernia at Halifax, when our
paper went to press this morning.