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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04

esm 8dtlue einpaigu? S9uron bic Sos uno Ncins
natb Ger Scntituticu 9cnCnmen, uno parEn nti fclt
n6mtitb:
Sas-Dit .bertn Rcas, Srartr, Grott, Cum.
nin9ban, Scrftb, bu9us, Scbncn, eoiursnte, eSpis,
NRocu gattbtas, N)l9aslin, Ritb, Rihorcs, Satltr,
Sanstr, Sascrp, SnlUlI, Smptr, SkrEtt uno Stinr-
81.
S1eins-Oil 6srrn gssi, Drum, Srit, Spts,
Ring 8tnt9nabtr gcttti9Gr uub 0orIc, SprrtbSr
80. Ha#
Srn;t par Die 5rasc ttiobrno entfbisou."
rSournoI beS Souies Der &eprefentanteu.
ScG Der 9Sfhtu5 saiireu? Die Sas uno Ns;ns
nureCn nit Der Gcribrift res l0kn arttds DER Gen:
ltltuticn d6treiummsne 9tucmnNr, une fno ps frI9t
ndmltb:
SaS-Ott ,6trren GjibCcn g. 9o(l, Dario e. gent,
GrNi9 8iobls, gGtsr .. @ccm. DAVID Sr. 8clc, She:
mas 81. 9ua, Sotr6 Cert Scbn 8. DtsbL SlatbontsI
Il. Guirt, SrIpb Gmery, 1opio g. @fbtmon, sBtlIiani
Grams, Scbn Souirlc, Samud Sc9clp, Stitpb 9H.
Silbr, !oenrp 9R. Sullcr, Sbculas grrpe, Scbtrt
bampicn, Gsrr9c y. Senf,cp, Sbcnos s. osrrin9, So;
tpb o9atns, Gbarlc5 6cre, Scispb V. peIpsr 8cbiri
Stre, toarriirn g. 9airo, 16robum eombsrtcu, Somss
=. esps, Samts 9G. ecr9, Satcb gRt&artnrr, Scbn &
9HtGulcCb, ouob SQtast, Scbn gRseouabln, Hram
NRartin, Gamud 9J9arr, Scbn 6. S)lpsrs, GfwarS
Ndlcrn, StapOrt Ytarfs, Samss Yrrtr, ,osntp g.
pratt, atcnic 8cbb, @scrae RurltN, SbSrecrs 8pman
Barnard g. Sttccncocr Somuel ScbIrt, Sebu Sbalp
Gbriition SutpCtp Sbrnlo6 6. Gtsd, Ssrcmiob 8
SnbtS, Sclt 9. Stuenlap, Noaarhol SthparSrpslStr,
Samutt Sa9Qart GitrrAs 3. Sbcru, Nitbrlas Shcrn
arunob gfattlcs, Somud MGirith, Ncn3c .. @iItcr
Daniel 3trbtp uuS a4ilIiOm 8. Yudtr, sprctbrr-59
Sfeins-Ois 6errn 2(u9ultu5 8. Gorupu, 1oVie
3d. Grutncp, Dapio Gpons, osnrp g. Grams, Scbu
StntCu, Schu u. Giccr0t. Sbcmos GiGcspis. Scbn y
Gcrrru, S8iIiam Scnrp, SamGs 9. I6irt, ScEpb eau:
tath, 8ctert 8. 9itttt. Scbn g. SNf9omrunt, Scbn
NlsSlce, 28ilIiom 9ReSbsrrN, Ssfab 9dlsr, SGiIian
3. SErrrcn, Srbn r. Otto, 2EiUiam D. 8c6Erts, Scbr
QE. &risttrrp, Srbn 8. 8utbsrfcrp, 9. &uues 2mitb
Srbn Smpb, Scbn Sraeer, GCcr9s @attsrs unb "a:
rio s. 9HlTians-26.
Scmt mar bic Sra9s tiotrno cntIbisrsn."
GtfrttSrs:amtsitu0t, Sarristur1 Suni Is, lS49
Qennfploanien, So.
NM, Sb beIheini9e bisreurth. raj
SAT@S. fas Sties unc pcrbrssbenot Gins pobrs
:sAsS uno ptnsnibt 1tfbrift ron Den ,,Sas" unr
ESSgsES ,0Isn5" ii, pSbs auf bEu ,,SSsihlue bin:
rSTSsI> fhHitb sinss dubaneS an Die @cnfjtutirn"
9cnrmrcn purotn, ipis bstsn ouf orn Jcuruolsn Der
gpt bduler Der GIncrotGNmtlp riCEs staat6 fit fit
Steun9 pcn lS49 lttbrr.
3Cu9c mcins 6aub unb ScrSicod Der tSiaatcn dmtS:
itube, bisISn SdnfsbntGn Sag Suni GjntouEno Att'
buueGrt uno Nsununtpiirga.
SUDuiruc S5ains,
GrtrCtSr tr6 Staot5 YEnrEUoncn
Suti 4, 1919. na3Nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
SGlfreS GGfOsstOre,
!SauSanfret6er
Cilaicr, @rGner mnO Sdpcsirer,

sS9sndbsr 5a9snbuh's SrtSb
sillentaHu, 4Seunf.,
@hnftht Gem atI9smsinsn publifum bic Qn'
seias ~ MAIDEN. eo6 er ale in obi9e Sddrr
einfdbIassnocn 8efddfte duf Die firjcfe I'm.
Ssise fdneU, ftt6n, gut uno biIIi9 Usrribtst.
Gr perfrrtiqt aud an Obi9em StanbpIoe
2jenrtianiiche, onrtbfitbti9r unS anSrrc
semaltc SrniterblcnScu
uno ibsrnimmt eas @ei5cIn Don @ebduosn,
II. T. 10. Guftt an.
Sept 20. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
B Bargaato8!
SSieOer cine 9rUec Nnfunft rptt
9leuen SpdtjaDrS>8 aaren.

Grim s. Reninoer,
f1no foeben ron NeupOrf uno pbilaoelpbio
suriid9efebrt unb er6fnsn ieet ole artstt
1u5wobt pOu @htsru. Die fis nod ie 9ebatl
baben, uno in nirori9en prsifen f6nnen is
niht ubertrcfm werocn.
2rpCfenc Sitter.
Spsbsn erbaIten, Elm GROCER 8orratb ben
@insbamS; fbworse, 9eitreifte uno fi9urirts
4tpacas; fbworSe, bIauftwar3s uno farbiss
Ssice fur 9amenan5h9e; woaene franStf'
fte Su6er, Gafiimere, Sattinet uno @eifen
uon alien QrtCn.
100 Duecuo wcIGene unb baumwcIlene
Strumpfe BON allen Yreifen unb Aunitdtsn.
rs Sueeno Salstider Don bcn Niebri9-
fen bis su Den 66dlten.
200 Studs eusIifbe, frdn;6ifbe, csutfbs,
leinene uuo baumwolIne 9epirfte 9dces,
SniTttnQs uro Gbaings.
80 Stidc MsrinCs uno Gafbmere, fomie
cine 0rcGe Qu5mabI SeIaius.
200 Stife &attune pOn aasn Qreifen uno
Sualitdten.
800 Stude 9ebGeidter unc un9ebleibtsr
Muslin pCn allen @rcien unb Suolitdteu.
20 Sthfe moIIcne SlanneIS pen ausn
Sarbsn uno prtifeu.
so Stlde fnrbige baumnCIlene SldnneI5
non allen prejltu-unc faif ale Qrten non
@aaren. III weitldufio su msIoen, prIhr 20
QrOSent nteori9er ais iemas aupor prrfauft
mstcsn fouen. Griin S Sfcninecr.
Nuentdull. sept ~. No
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
George Stetto,
ut Muentauil,

finite Shire rbtrholb (wtltIid)
3. uuO s. S69sr's 6orhpoartn;
Stcbr IN bSr .pamiltcn SraPe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
Wai 10.

N@Ssze4-asN-s~sSE
Sat fictS auf Sanb. ein GROCER Stcf pcn
0cIoCuen uno filberusn 9eper, 9epiue unc
dneeru Safubren BON allen preiIen. GO
audi cine fbone QuSwabl SuweIen mad
ccm neutllen @rfbmafe, welhe allie eri
ncuIib onniroern Qrsllen ein9sfauft wurosn.
Gin 9rc6sr Souatb Don ilbernen 9abeIr.
G6ffrI, 8uttermsfIern, &C., pOnjeeem @swi6t,
fir msIde5 allies er 9utitebt oaB eS amsri
taniiter MilnSe 9Icitfcmmt.
8riIIsn fur iccsS alter, nit @cnutr. unb
Gontoue.@Iifsrn, in 9UIosnen, liIbsrnen,
pIatirten unp ftabInen SrdmS.
plairte uub 9ritania' @aaren in Sets
coer bcim GiuleInen, brett pcn Den Manu
fafturifen Gbalten, weIbe Itbr wobIfeI
pcrfduft meroen. Sin 9rcBer Soratb pon
Curtis porSu9Iitsn pIdtirten 96fstn, ga
teIn. ,c., Der bette oieier Qttifetn i'm Marft
&Ooosr's feline Schnriowadren, uno cine
Serfdieoenbsit uon anoern Qrtifetu.
Qericnsn cie ir9eno siucn 2rtifsI in msi
nem @eIbdftsfade wlnibsn. iinc ein9sIa
oen msinen Stod Su unterfuben, sbs iis
1Onitwo faufsn.
@ein Mctte III: ,S6nsne Srfdufe unc
fteine prcfIte," uno-icb wsroc uOn 3sinem
gctoteu.
RS Befrnrrre QufmcrtfamFsit wirb ctm
Geparireu Don Sadubren uno SuwrIsn
gsmiomrt.
@drS % l849, no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
y II Ser on
Sur @auntp Sbaemeiifsr..
Cine g fDit
Sur @auntp @ommieioner.
CINE 95srfo'n'
Sur 2frmen 2irsftOr.
. z 10 { | g erfp men

Sur Sruties Der QlIentaun Gfaeernte.
Sie a0arncine 9Sabt in Den pctftisbe.
ucn 9iftiftcn, wiro Qebffnet swiiten ben
Stuneen Ycn 8 uuo 10 llbr 8ormittaas,
uno miro fcrtbduern cbue untsrbredl!fbl
ooer Ssrldub' big z ubr Ubsnos, 10 8 alss
Damn Ger Stimmtaften seftlpBm UnOm
wiro.
Su Sptae elmer Gfte Der @tueraI TNem.
blp Der HcpubIf BON VennfuIpaniru, bsti.
tsIt ;. Ginr Nfte in SetrcT Der WabIsn
cisfsr &epubIif, pabrt am 2tsn Sag SuIi
1889, riro bisrmt
HacDric6t 9ege6cttt
:, bab ieoe QerIcn, nit Nusnabms Der Sris"
censtihtcr, wrIde ir9eno Elm Qmt ceer 1n'
ifsuun9 osS SsrtrauenS Ooer 9lubets baI'
ten. lsi ss pcn Der &sairruus Der Ssreinia.
ten Staottn oesr beies Staatss. cber uot
Der Start ocsr ben ineorpOrirten Dilitiften,
fsi es Elm befaIltsr ODER anoersr 8eamter.
Elm llntelbcamtcr poer Q9ent, peider por
Der 9eiseaebun9, Dem Grceutipen, ceer 9e'
rihtlicben 0epartement Der Sereinig. Staa.
ten aneeifelt iein mag; uno ferner. oab ie'
ces Wit9Iieo oes @on9rs6es uno Der Staats'
gefesaebune uno oes Staotratbs ir9eub al
nsr Borough, ooer Die GommieiOners ir'
esno siues incOrpOrirten Sifirifts, ourb bas
9ciss untnhti9 acmaht rpiro. au6 su9Ieido
caS amt Occr Die 1nltelIun9 sines Babl'
rihttrs, SnfpsftOrs oesr S6reibers bel ir'
9eno elmer @abl in oiefem Staot su beeit-
nen, uno pu6 fsin &ihter, Snipsttcr oosr
irorno Elm anoeer Seamtsr bel elmer folden
@abl fur irseno Elm lint. fur peIdss oanu
9efimmt wiro, srwdblbar fsi.'
Die Ridter eines isosn Mabloiffrifts bon
ee6a Gauutp. muFsn ibrs &sturns befimmt
bis Sreitaas ben l2ten Sctober INN 10 ubr
SOrmitta9S. i'm @ouribaufe, In Der Staet
Uusntaun eiubrineen.
Charles Sbrie S6trlff.
@SSS rbaltt bic 8TubIit
Septsmber 13. naew
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04
3Dr0klatltafintt.

SiutemaI es eu,6 elm @des Ger @enfrat
2tfcmblp oisfes Staats ,,@ine Qfte Die aIf
9smeinsn @nbIen ciefer HepubIif rseuIi-
reno, paBirt ben 15ten Sebruar, 1899, Sur
pfIibt oe5 S6sriffs pon ieosm Gauntp ae.
mabt piro. offentlibe 9lahribt pon ben
WabIcn uno oen 8samten, Die erwdbIt wers
oen fOIsn. Su 9eben,
90 made t6, Charles Sbrie,
9odf6eriff rem esba @auntp bsfannt, bag
slne 8obt in befastem @auntp, am 2ten
Stenitd9 i'm ndbiien October, msI6es Der
9te oeS bsia9ten Monats III. in ben uers
lbiecenen 2i(triften in befagtem @auntv
aebalten weroen feu. ndmlih .a
Die Burger pon Der Staet 1[IentauH
uno GOrtbamptOn SaunIbip, am Court
baufe in Der Staot Gaentaun. ae.5F
Die 8ireer uOn Sno @bsitbau Gauu.
fdtip, am t5aufe von u Terra oer8.
eooer. in tefagtem Saunftip.
Sle Burger pon Sannopsr Saunfhip,
am 6aufe pon Gbarles Sitter, in be.
faetfm Saunfbip.
Sie Burger pon Sbsr Gaucon Gaun.
Ibip, am 5aufe BON Gonarb Seiber,
in bsfastem Saunfbip.
Die Burger Don @eiBsnburg Saunfdip,
am .Saufe BON Sfaae eeibp. in bsfastsm
Saunlttip.
Die Sur9er BON SeibeIbsrs Saunf6ip.
AM Saufe BON Dapi Roe, in Sdssrss
uiue. befa9tem Saunitip.
Die Burger Don @aftineton Saunfdh9,
am Sauis Don Dennis Sunli der, In
befaatsm Saunfdip.
Die Burger pom Norb. @bsitbau Saun.
Itip, am t6aufe Don @barIss Rotb,
in beia9tem Gaunitip.
Die Burger BON eowbiI Saunfbip. am
Saufe BON Seup Su6 6man, in bsfa9tsm
Saunftip.
Die Surar BON Sbcr. Matnnsie Sauu-
ldip. am 9aufe BON Ratban BsiIeE
in befa9tem Saunfchip. ~.
Die BURGER Don Nieber, @atunais Sauu.
ftbip. am Sauie BON s obu Maobern. in
beioetem 3aunftip. ..
Die 9ursr pou SalSbure 3dunf6ip.
am Sooufe pUn S obn GOT in befastsm
Gaunf dip.
Sie 8urecr pcn Sbsr MiIforo Eaun,
ibip, am Soufe Don .Seurp Diuinger,
IN btfa9tcn Sounfbip.
Ste Sur9er ocH SDHH 1auHlplp, anF
0aufe pGu SObn SeiberIin9, in epnn.
vile. bsfa9tsm Saunfdip.
3u weIter 3sit uu6 an wsIden pldssn
srmdtIt meroen fO0en:
CINE Ser On
Sur Canal @cmmeioncr uOnpsnnfpIpanirn.
CINE YerfDn
um cen Difrift. beftsbenc aus cen Geuu'
ties Ncrtbampton une eetba, i'm Seuar
Ger &epubIiR Uon WsnnfpIuanitn Su re-.
prifentiren.
z 10 YerfDhen
Tim otn Siihift beilsbsno aus ben Gaur:
ties 9etta uno Carbon. I'M Saufe Der
8epreitntanten bisfss Gtaats Su repre-~
fentrsn.
Cine Ser o.iti
Sur @nuntp Sbasmeifsr.. r
gine8erfDn
Sur @auntp @OmmeiOner. sls
gtueHsr on .
Sur Qrmen 2irsftor.
Z mel Yerpnen aH
Sur Sru(ties Der Quentaun Gfaoemie.
Sie o(otnei1e gSabt in Den pcrfdiebe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-10-04

Der llnterEibnStr, wctrbaft Cint9c 2birtn rtTbot
otm 9rcbtn nrucn Sctd res 6crrn Grim (Stsdd's)
no 9traoe Qs9srdGsr Ger sft uner 8au tsbsneen Seo
Sellcps pale, in Der oamjttcn StroFt Ger Gtaot III:
tluaun, yi9t ftnsn Grsunosn 70 ipit tsm gablltum
dbrrbaupt an ba@ CT ttritb pcn 9ieu Qcrf ;urdflc:
tsbrt it, alIrpc CT Gin9,tauft unb nun an einm a8aG:
rsnIa9tr in ausntaun sinscts0t unS sa ortauFn Bat
Gin algsmeiner s5Orratb BON tlbs
rem Sa6uDreit SeWelrp, ,t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11
The following table shows the fluctuations In Consols
rom February 10 to Fsbruarv "a

MArcHssTrR. Feb. % Tho diminished activity in
our market which We noticed Tuesday, was still
more psrceptibe on the succeeding day. On Thurs.
day, bswever. there inquiry both for goods
and yarns but did not lead any very large trans
actions. Although the BURMESE doing this week IL
email a. compsred with what We hAvs had to of
late the tone Of the market, rule Is of nrm-
bees in prices. Where cessious have been ade,
they have been very trifing and only In purely ex.
cspiioosl cssee Tho nercial news just recsivvd
from India being favorable Indications of increased
activity have presented the msslves and tina market
bss consequently assumed rather more chssrfnl
peet to-day.
FRsiGHTs AT LIVERPOOL, Feb. "a During tbs past
fortnight the denn nd for oupsge has been very as
tive and prices ranging from 36s 60 nesriy 40s per
register teu have beef paid In fev oa,es tor desra
bic vsssels to the northern ports l. to b. o6ssrved
however that the rates for freight AMI passgs
money by means Justify this sudden advance Which
IL due to the srsrcy of chips and great competition
smonq the cbsrtsriDg brokers Dead weight TO N.w
Ytrk 13s. to los per ton; hDe goods 49, 70 ia 81
hardware, 12t Cd TO 10. cwtheoeare, 81 to 70
Boston dead weight rs Oh 20 2s,: enc goods, 2os ::
hardware. 2os estthYnwsre, 7, Phil .dsic'ns- dead
use ht. 1ss. fine GOODS, zoe 10 2ss hard sere 2oe
sartherwsre % TO l0s Baltimore dead weight IFS
% TO 1ss; 6pe goods. Zoe hardware. 2os.; esethen
ware, los. New Oreaps--dea weight 8s to l2' OIL :
me sooda l's Cd to lbs bsrd ware, les Gil ear;hen
wsre, ID. to 6'.- Focte d Bouif.
CASloN MasErr Dec. ~ -Tnporis with the cxccp
ZION OF lead and irop all have yielded further
d'orpe during ths month nd sales only bc mais
In banter Tea has thue beer forced for yard TO Eng
spd To greater extent than prudsuc- would dictate
but n nov the opinion that the by the
mai VII CHECK THIS evstsm the prospects, OF tea bsios
by RIO rtsps promising, white the price Of British
goods hero 10 10 TO be hoped, has pantiy achrd the
covert point Even bsf, re- the arrival Of tho mail
py holders Of iopgcoths refused 10 sell AZ prss.
rates While sthers have directed their goods to shan
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11
new York, Sunday, march IL, 1870.
The Foreign News.

We give, In to-day's paper, the foreign
news received by the steamship America, IN de-
tail, together with portion of our voluminous
foreign correspondence from every capital In
Europe. We cannot find space to-day, for all
the intelligence from Europe which we woul de-
sire to place before our readers at this particular
iuncture; but we shall continue to give extracts
from European journals, and publish our cores.
pondents' letters, from day to day, until the
whole are disposed Of To any one who desires
to be informed of the great changes whic /, are
taking place in Europe, to-day's Herald will be a
very acceptable sheet.
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gbs the hopss of getting rsturns 1t bsttsr rates
even II they sse compelled to socspr the same les
prio~s for their inpcrts Money very I'D he
rates Of inherent rriny tn. in expert Of buIa
many months past begins TO be severely fit and
he gr~s~st efforts made by the natives TO avoid
voIvps cash payment. Rice the great staple OF f,oi
hss in price considerably and 10 fsnrsd
great scarcity viii by and BY be- felt and outb ess'
cells PR ssDg en- the market and esls, made
low rates interfering mHter ally with British cloth.
white cotton CLOTHS sre 10 rsther better taaa
grey. % conrsqurpss Of ;ae very light stock, bat
prices Of kept do~o By the qnossten for
tho unblssebsd Eoods OF reea xo.us .r, wy..
dec,snd there 10 but little sale for the dusr kinds
Opium Pstns has advanced TO $50; Beuarrs to ss,e
Malva has also b. arm $75S $780, aud these
will probably rule till the drug arrives
ErPst...T.s.-S,pcs our last report thsr~ has bsss
cbops have been tskep principally OF black leaf KIND
OF Which there sro nov sosrcsy any remstnng on thu
market, Lstsry no ~ever the settle nss have bs-a
very few. and the tramen again bsco og snxous
to prees sales Bat the news just received, DER nail
not beipg Of nature to induce further purchases II
70 probable ehsll bsve dali market in this, In
other Inscriptions, for some tine to come; With the
exception Of few chops Of Souchong, mostly Of
mon quality. The transactions Ia other kinds Of
black teas are not worthy Of notice. the stock Of
nted teas rapidly decreasing and The quality
those mAining mere or less while the export
up to the present time being In Of last years.
purcb induced with csuton and fewer
esles have been effected Green teas have bssa Ca
European and Am. ricsn sooount; ne smsll
parcels have been settled Ut lover rates,
but prices .,, ssns;1.y may BE- qoos'd with
mepoement Of this season estimated at lis 900
packages, and about an equal quantity nov remAa,ng
on the market. The departures sinos our last have
the Euphrates KiIblsn and Visceunt Ssnden all
for London and from Shanghai three vessels have
heeo despatched the Eliza Lady Sal. and Ellen, for
the port Our ststement OF export to the
sent time exhibits deficiency OF AZ millions on that
Of last year, and 1t be expected that the gloomy
courage further shipments t. any extent, In wh'oh
oase much larger ia hog on Will ere leng be apparent
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E5DiSl3i
Ess.oi3iz
The Corn Trade Of Hurops

Iron the London Mercantile 9asstte, Feb ISL
The weather 10 and hes for some time been highly
aupcious for all hipds Of outdoor labor The FROST In
the early part Of the month. acted bscshciAy tbs
se and ths lend II reported to work admirably. rhs
sowing OF spriDg corn h thersfors being rapidly aod
fsvorsby oce~ded WITH add closely have far
been engaged In the fields Of late, a. to ao~ them
little time for brinaisg supplies to usrkst The
rivals OF grain from abroad have nksviss bsen small
ibis week lowing probably TO the prsvalsnce Of westerly
stu the trade has remained Ia very dull state
and the value Of wheat hes undergone further 70.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11
Police Intelligence.

.another Wife Mw dersd by he, Husband -Yssterdsv
Afternoon; towards 1vesing tia viciaity Of ersoms
and Elizabeth streets Vas thrown into state Of ex.
ot' mrnt b. the alarm that man had murdered his
wife by beating her brsius out Win hstonst Is sp
name OF Hugh Mod. rmots re,idog at No SSs Broo ms
street mar Els 4beth street. had while in dru N.
nt beaten Ais wife on tine hsad With hssohst uni he
eupposed she dead On the nsig bors heart ue the
POOR woman sorrsm, they fooked In and brou hi he
aid Of the police when MoDermott taken into Gus
tody byf officers Wallace aud Moore, Who 90 oveyrd
the morst+r- Who then covered With blood az hi
biting horrible spsotsole before Justios rimo,un
who committed him 1t once to prison. Medical aid
WA procured for the unfortunate woman, and her
wounds dreses d. but 10 IL considered almost hooslsse
care ~ she hss not spoken sincs The iroa part Of
dew on the handle. and then he bsst her about thu
head with the hsndle that found covered with
blood. rhis man It seems has lived for soma time
pact ON usbappy terms With his wife, within tbs last
year pset che has caused hs arrest twice bspre the
magistrate, ON obarxs ofsbsndonmsut At late hour
isss n'ent, wss expected the injured womsa would
DOT survive until morning. As soon ~ the sooussd
vas paced In cell. be threw himssf do bank,
APO was In afsw minutes lost to ali ssnsbility BY
.9rr,a Of John Shes -Oficer A. NJ C. Smith arrested
Yesterday. John Shea tho father Of ths yeuog msn
mo.ny sn's who was shot IN Leonard ssrsss some
wherein he stands charged With sasa.lsipR Johu 8.
Burtp, In the public strrst following him from ous
murderer. ron shot my .on' 40. Under those Dir.
cum.fances the isasstra issued hts warrant for hi,
arrest the charge; snd In default Of $1,000 bail he
a Curious .q,ysst.-Csptsin ScatliH, OF the 18th
vsrd police afrestsd, ys'tsrdsy. small girl called
wary Frauos eyed Elk pears. Who uad aporen.
tice from the Aims hous~, to Mrs Bowmsa. ksspsr
# houss Of ia fame. at No a2l Mubsrry street rns
chilo tskeD before Justice Timpson and plsced In
the charge Of proper psrsops.
.s,vts on Suspi,iss = Ofioers Cummings and Camp.
bn greeted yesterday, mas called BUY MaCoy, Dn
'uspioiop OF being concern.o Ia oomm,ttng several
robb' ~ and burglsres In Brookyn. Justos Osborne
locked N up FOR further vsr,ns
prize Sight came OF nesr Pelham. N. H., on che 9Th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11

THE ONLY ExPATRIArED IRisHMAN OF THE IRrSH
RETUorEs DIR. McCaron, the brother-in-law of
Charles Gavan Duffy, of the Nation newspaper.
arrived in this city on Monday last, on board the
packet ship Hottnguer. There has not been a
man IN the whole young Ireland party more
savagely treated by the British government Rob-
bed, ruined, and cast into prison, he was there
detained Tor four months, and at length liberated
on condition that he should leave his native land
tor ever in twenty-one days His friend, the
Bishop OF Derry now no more-and his brother.
Archdeacon McCarron, appealed to the Castle, re-
guessing the privy council to alter the decision.
or grant at least an extension of time, as DR..
McCarron was unable to walk from severe rheu-
matte attack, brought on by his confinement IN a
cold, damp roem, which had been unoccupled for
eighteen years, and In when there were neither
shutters nor glass, nor any thing between HIM and
the elements, save the iron bars of his prison The
crue and heartless reply was +" that the condition
on which be was released should not be abandoned
for single day." DR.. McCarron challenged tho
government to bring forward any thing against
him that would justify their vile proceedings. His
brother sought an interview with toe Lord Lieu.
tenant, which was declined by Clarendon. No
ground was assigned, no cause was alleged. for
all their harsh proceedings; and he has now landed
on our shores, the only one sentenced by tho
British government to perpetual bauiehment 1t ia
almost superfuous, therefore, to add that such an
accumulation Of unheard of wrongs, apart from
his eminent professional abilities as a me deal
man, give him q claim upon our citizens. which
we are sure will be responded to by every one who
hates oppression, and Is capable OF appreciatinp
the merits OF SO distinguished physlcian
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11

FIRR IN PATRRsoN.-A fire broke out Ia the cotton
factory Of obt Carrick, about o'clock, yesterday
morning, which destroyed the building and all
the machinery. The loss must be very great, as II
was the largest factory and contained the best
mt chinery Of any IN town.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-11

prize eight came OF Besr Pelham. N H., on che 9Th
net bstwesp t~o rishmon There wee about 600
'psctstote' and the sheriff refused to Interfere.