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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
Ssbruar Is.
Gin OenQcr miro Derlan9t.

Der tintsri,ibnets mhnftt an ftinsr
@ibIs in Suo @bsitbal &aunfbip. ee6o
Gauutp. sinen Miter onSunebmsn. --Gins
psrfon bic fsbissn Stauoes III. unb sinen
sutsn gbaroftsr auf,peifen fann. bat ben
8Orsus.--Oo6 III and ssasn siuen rsfpst.
tabsln @ann nit elmer fitintn Tamtie
.uibts siusmpencsn. -Man mslee iib 70
stsih BET GdnieI @n4
Tctusy IS rq3ni
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
gu uDerlebnen.

Giner Der ft6nffen, bsifsn unb ssrdumis
fen 8elIsr in 1tIsntaun. f6idli6 fur einsn
SuttuffObr uno irssnb strpas, tpoSu GsIIer
ssm6hnIi6 benust weroeu, 1T an biai9en
Bsbinsunesn su osrIsbnen. Das Rdbsre
erfdbrt man
5n btsfer SrnFeTet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
SOm Sarrisbnr9.
Tebruar oIu l4ttr

%
SoIasnbts iino bic Saupt' gefbdfte un.
fsrn Staats Gefetsebuns, bic Icsts 8c6e
Sur Sprabe famsn
Sennt Scbnfcn mahte ciu 9s'
ssnbstibt auf ole 8iufdriftsn UOn Gue9be'
np Gaun,p. bitteno fur cine Grb6bun9 Der
9ebalte Der Hibter. Die 800 Sbalsr Bill,
eas bcibt Die Bill. welbs Dem SbuIonsr 9e
nannte Summe Wetb @isentbum Dor Gre
cution iihert. Fam sur Smetsn SrIeiun9
auf uno wuroe perth ei i9t eurd Die
.Derren Streeter uno Srawlep, uno Die
6erren Sing uno Stsiu wioerfesteu ib
ecrfsIben. Der Sprsder ilbereab cine Com
muniedticn pon cem Qucitor @entral. Die
pertanate 1usfunft in lib fhie6sno. bin
fi6tlih Der S6aemeiHsr pon Monroe @aun.
tp. mslds wie es asiast wuroe, SdauIters
su brm Staat feisn. glad elmer Debate in
BeSua oarauf, moran bic 6errsn SpcrflrIo.
BrarpIep. Mafon. Sing, G6ni9ma6sr, Mt
GasIin unb Sobnion 4ntbeil nabmen, mur'
be Die sanSe elite Don DdauItsrs Der 81
nans Committee nberssbeu.
SduS.-Serr eairo brathte cine Sitl Elm
betittelt: ,.@ine 1tte. ben Hepenue oisfss
Staats Su permebrsn uno Die 9sfee9ebenee
unfofen Su rebuSireu." Surb sinen Se'
fbluB biefes R6rpers wureeu Der 9Sittpe
Wlurrsp unb Der Srau WcIf. pon eancaifer
9auntp. siner ieosn 200 SbaIsr Suaeitimmt
Grfsre usrlor ibrsn 9atten. uno bic anoere
ibrsn Sobu BEL csm neuIiden &is9eIbabn
unsIhd. Serr eittIs usrIas cine Blu in fei
mem Sie. fur Die Sousnouu9 ces 9loroSweie
Canals Sortebruna treffeno.
Sefriibf-Gus Noro Carolina Bel
tunasn srfsbsn mir. ea6 fb am Morgrn
als iidb bic @efseasbuna oertaate, folaenost
unalhd an benz GapitOIium sutrue Gin
.Derr David Seinbarot, Don eineoIn, elm Al
5eitsn wobnlinniesr Mann. mabte siner
bsftiasn ansriff auf ben Comptroller @
s. Collins. @fq.. an Der floIihen Sblrt
cts 9ebdubss. unb in bsm SfufFd wurot
Der wabnlinnise Mann ridwdrts bic Srcp
pc binunter auf ben 9runo 9sworfsn. unit
,purbe toct aufssbObsu. Sc srsab iit oaf
feln 5irnfbdeeI eebrOdbsn mar. t5srr Col
Ilns lber9ab iib Der Sbri9feit. weldbe i'm
Sursf6aft Su bsm 8elauf pcn 500 Sbalsi
fur feine @rfbsiuun9 bel Der Court abfor.
essts' Die er aud Sussid Isiftste.
10 " u s. s.-Son peridieee
itn &beilen Der Union fbrsibt man. eat
man neuiid auf hem Shnee @urmer II
aro6n 0nSablen sntosdt babr.-DiefeIb
fousn BON perf6iebsnsn Sarbcn, udmIit
gsIb uno euntsI feiu. Dtrsn @rf6einuns
TT bis iest nod unerfIirt aebIieben.
SIN Gtaat Delaware iIf lsste 8otbe Be
Nssr perrp Sarrp, fur beaonaene Notb
Au6t biu9eri6tt wCrosn. gr bate fsin
S6uIo ME brfannt, rsrsts dber bic Sufdbau
r, strpa 1000 an Der 3abI. pom @aIasl
an. uuo whnf6ts caB fsin S6idfaI ibnsi
5ur Barnuna oisnen mcss.
Col: @sllsr. Der @rinb gommisioner
nno ieine @ompaenis. aus etpa 30 Monl
bsIfeben6, wiro in sinissu &oasn feline Rsi
fe antrtten. gr ssb,nit iiba Gbaarss uni
panama Uu rsiBsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
California @olS!
8ro6e unb iptdttse gsuiSfsitsn
bon California!


slnfnuft SeS Gdmpfers ,,GresesHt Gitp,"
nit mittiaen Rcuistritsu bon ben 9cIcmi'
ncn. - sic bate an Soaro cine aroee
Suantitdt Sob, NEEDLES oas 9olefieber
nun mieper um pitls5 usrifdrft !
abtr man fam nrtb srSjrs s'euistttsn erfabrsH
Mm 9,bilabeIpbier Stobr.
Ritbaraer.-baltst bn pbilaodpbirr GtcbE
i'm Gsbitbtnb. psnn "a III fctbtn cine arret dnsspabI
Gus,parti9sr uno Ginbsimihsr Gdt'r. pdts ibr mad,
ilntsrlhuu0 finpsn mire, no blfeilsr gu fin.
ais il cine untr Gurs aufmsrtiamtiit fam, anStaHst.
Bargains Bargains! Bargains!
Cine G6ft, 100 Stiii prrtrcflids 0uolitit fhSn
faurirt SQual;n De Gains ~ - unb cinem haltcu Ct
54 Stids @ierrisrta sn9llfbi Gbine, w;tht 20 Gts.
fclitts ~ imprrtiren, prb pntauft on l2T. 60 Std-
dt Seite Sarbsn 6rarp prints, rpsIbt Iets Grdtahr
an 10 Gents vntauftin. nun an 6L-5O Stids pcr'
trsfflihs Gattuns, u 3 Gents - 600 gttds 9aitl,us
ron bis 10 Gsnts, wslebss 80 Yirssnt untT bia
Yrtis III.
8arsuins! 9arsatns! Bargains!
in aebIeibtrm MusIin!
60 stadt sebkidptsr O1uslin gu Gents per Waro =
60 anpcrs Studs 90 70 gu 6'., flptrfeiu iu-15O
aneers DO 10 rcn s tis 10 Gents, 25 prsent uns
ter nsm preis.
Bargains! Sn 8raunem Sdeetina.
Gin SalIsn @ierpiertd brauns Ghsttnos su 6H--
3ipsl 90 9ltuuabtd. bsts Suatat ttgsr oils 9lanart
an nur 0ens.-2 8allcu NluslIn, bsbir els glcu:
martt gu IL.
9rU6e Bargain in alpaca Gents III
ter eem Yrsi5.
Surnture Gbsd uno Sidinss an peit Der,
ab9efsbten preiben.
a iStT3, T,,,,it,,r, ,,A h.5s or n.,, Q IL.
Gents = go stids u uuO Is Siding pen 10 bis
lsA, belis SuaIItat.
Carpets Carpets Gin aro6es GiTcrtrmcnt
80 Studs, iib Su 5000 Wdrcs beIauf.
emo. weltbe iie 25 Yeront nisprissr
perfaufen ais eies irgsno Gin
ancsres Saus tbun fanu.
SisfsIbe iino an frtr niscrissn prsi6en auf
AUCTION esfauft o,ben, unb ,pir wetbsn
iie al fcl9encsn preiBsn abfeeen.
9 etdds .A @snsticnfbsr Garrst reid ssfSrtt, yi
l0 Gents per Waro
Q DO 10 9cypilIietsr Do, ;u 1917.
S DO 90 Sn9rain Gorpets pen l5'L y 20 Gents.
s 30 30 f9lrirts pclItus Sneron ron 25 bis 81.
s 90 eeiucOsnsr @iufhla9 pen 81 bis As Gents
DO DO liperfnt, gan, lpciItuc, pen 80 bis 62I,.
% % 9tltrsifts, pen 4O bis 10.
q { al d fau 8. - baben eiefslbm an ibrem
YbiIaesIpbier Stcbr cine 9roee Qus.
WabI Suiensmaaren erboItsn, bic
fie febr wcbITeit psfa,rfen.
Die Strps99runos wstht Der Ybitaoslpbia Stcbr
eub cfcrlrt, cllttn Cub pcranla(en, r9tb anrufin.
9iun ii Cure 3tt 9rc6s Bargains gu matbsn-ruft frs
9liiSh an penn Sbr cn9s MAIDEN wclt incem biz Ges
9enbsit ptt hnssr pcrtitsr 9sbt ais ras Gslorabtn.
Dtt Yaraains tSnnt Shr nit esiht9ts MAIDEN, osnn
cine Shatirncts tau 10 Sboltr psrb Sitter, an psnl
pb itopap bier Stcbr, bti
0caesr uno SSeionsr.
1Ilentnln Nehriinr d nntr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

Cine SprinsfTsIb 3situns fast. bae
lid Swsi Mdnnsr bel bem "S Sdlansen
8 iser' cine periisseIte BcttcI 9efunpen
bdttsn. morin iib Gin Brief bsfanb. porssb'
Iidb Uon osm Sserduber Capt. g 10 b ae.
fbrisbsn. weItsr @ntoefunasn BON 9rcBen
Summsn 9elsss made.-Dis Seitung iaet
ferner. bas febr pisIs Burger sIauben caB
Der 8risf dbt fei.-3wsifsIbaft.
Merieo.-3u Nsu Orleans finb fpdters
8ri6te uOn Merieo einsetrcfTen. 2(uss in
in jsnsm eanoe rubis Ser Gcnsre6ii nit
ben Sariffseiseen bcfddftist. = Ssi osm
@apitot fiuo cine baIbs Million SbaIer in
5artssIo anssIanst. - llno bas 9oIofsber
sraiirt bis 81 einsm furbtbaren 9racs, unb
rsiBt pisIs Burger nab California bin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
ssid,t oe,Uoeue sbulsSScripilIieuueeu. en-.

Das frlesuos 1T Gin Ssrebt psidsr prr riniasu Sas
acn burtb otn Supsrintinoint eSr 9smsinsn Sdutsn
Der Gssescbun9 dtsr9ctsn wures, Den 8slauf fils
an Die nihtanetnrnmcncn Sbutoiitrtts bis gum littn
Mcpsm6cr 1645 gissnc (prn wctbsn Die un9s,casnsu
8errpilsunstn burd Die atts pom etsn aprit lS49
scucmmtn ipuresn) bic ncth bis gum lltsn apr lS4s
nihtonoencnltlsne DilfrittI bliebeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
50 Nabri1f.

1us bidmtasn nths ned iiHfrRsa fesr aHf exs
anbtrs Irt an bcn imtsrdriskenx khulhi9 huh halss
tn puiihsn nHE nnb pSni sriien arrit tti ika In nit
ldrukH uub otsuts;sttiN.
3. .. 7ehs.
Sstruae Is H45m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15
Die aIIeemciue SoalfsanelIcn Der 0ercinia
ten Staaten.

Gs perur1adht uns Sreuoe, ea6 bas Sc
fce, Die 9sfeufbaft, crganiiirt UNI Die alI'
ecmene SlIfsquellcn Der Screinie. Staa'
ten Su sntceden, intorporireno, beioe 3wri,
se Der 0efsesebun9 paeirts. Die Serren.
Die eisfe @eieafbaft bilosn. BADEN bersits
in ibrsr Offs. in Dem MsoiSinifhen Cole
9ium Su philadelphia, eiue aro6e QnSobI
prcben ein9Jo9sn, uno fino flsibi9 beitdf.
tiet oieielben bon alien SbriIen Der Ssrci
ni9ten Staatrn, beioneers aber BON penn
fpluanien, einsuSiebsH. Oas Sorbnben III
niht nur allein BON Sntsrsse fur ben ,piI'
fenfbaftIi6sn Monn. fcnoern sIsitfaus
au6 fur ben Bauer, .5anowsrtsr, une ibcrr
baupt aIIe Glossn.
Ser 9 a L.-DG Snausurations'
BAL, welbT in @afdin9tOn am Ubene
nab Der Ginfeeuns oes Sen. SoplOr. aIS
prsfcsnt Der 8srsinistsn Staaten, fiattfin:
ben fou, wirS Wabrf6sinlib allies Der 1rt
lbertreffen, ea6 ie ffattfano. 9roBe uno
9ldnssnoe SOrbersitunesn iinb fbon ueran'
ftaItet woreen. uno unter ben Quffeber fin
ben mir bic Namen BON 9eorae Sd. Sal.
las. Spreher @intbrop. Sen. Scott. Gbas.
Morris, Sen. Senoerfcn. Mapor SeatOn
Simon Cameron, 9. R. Sussrfoa. ISerr
espin, Serr 1bompicn, uno Sobn Sd. Clap
ton. NRan srwartst oab fib in Der Stab
Wo1dineton f6on riniae Gage pcr Der Gin
fesuns, cine eroBe Msnf6snmsnss sinfin'
ben, uno baB aud nod usrfbisotns Sa9t
nabber. bic Stabt rpObI init Msnf3sn Sc
fhIlt fein Uirb.
|
Das in bic Court ssbsn. btiet man IL
ebina "stns 6ose Su oeninnsn uub cine Rut
5u rsrltsrsn. Gin UismIi9 autss 8sreIeid
nis.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

Gin 6rr o ate 6, Gin 9dhSettr @drssr ron SNan:
bcttr, Shic bat tete gBcts ras 5citibc nit Dem e.
miQcu pirrpstbidt-Gr mar ttinahs lib Sabre alt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

0STDis ltettn ausISnbiibcn 9sritbts babtn bic
prSiie fir SIausr unS 9rairs in unern srrFsn Stic:
ten, strpas srbSbt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

Sn Srs9cn mill man s6sufans, nab ben nsueIlcn
Scritbtsn cine G,conlius cntosit babSu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

Der @sbutt hcs grcfiocntth pen Srantrsib ii 600
600 Srantcn.-Srinabc 5ma 70 pid ais bet rss prs
fosnten Der @ercini9tin Stoattn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

Das in bic Court ssbsn. btibt man in
China "stns &ose Su eewinnsn unb cine Sub
6u rsrIisrsn. y Gin SismIib autss 8srsIeit'
niB.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

Col: Bsu'r. Der @rdns GOmmisioner,
nno lelne @ompa9nis. aus stna 40 Mann
bslisbeno, wiro in sinissn &oetn feline &si.
e antrttsn. Gr sse.ntt uba ebaarts unb
banana Uu rsi6sn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

SbpIerd.-Dis 9hcltra ii in Msu:Srlsans I'M.
urr nctb nidbt gang pcrlhpunoen, uuo SS fallen nc
Ctpa 3 ScbrsfilIe auf btn Sae baran pcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

SIN Staat Delaware i(f lssts @ode Der
Nssr perrp Sarrp, fur bseanaene Notb.
Audt biuseri6trt wCrosn. gr bate feline
StuIo ME brfannt, reests absr bic 3uf6au,
r, stpa 1000 an Der 3abI pom @aIasn
an. uno whnf6ts rnb fsin SdidfaI ibnsn
iur Barnuns oisnen mcss.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-02-15

gtwas Nsues. .-Ion urf6isee
men &bsilsn Der Union f6rsibt man, eaf
man neulid auf esm Sdnee @nrmer il
aroBsn 0nSablsn sntosdt babt.-DiefeIbl
fousn BON psrf6isbsnen Sarbcn. ndmlid
9tIb uno eunteI fsiu. Deren @rfbeinunc
II bis isst nod unsrfIirt aebliebsn.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN LADIES
RURAL TASTE.

Our countryman, Mr.. Colman, in his late Eu-
ropean Tour, gives SO capital portrait of rural
accomplishments in lady OF rank he had the
good fortune to meet, that we cannot resist the
temptation OF transferring the picture to our can.
vass Tor the benefit OF our fair readers:
-"I had no sooner entered the house
where my visit had been expected, than vas
met with an unaffected cordiality, which at once
made me at home. In the midst OF gilded halls.
and hosts OF livered servants, of dazzling lamps
and gttering mirrors, rebuilding the highest
triumphs of art and OF taste; in the midst OF books
and statues, and pictures, and all the elegancies
and retnements OF luxury; in the midst Of title,
and dignitaries, and ranks allied to regal gram
deur-there was one object which transcribed.
and eclipsed them all, and show ed how much the
nobility OF character surpassed the nobility OF
rank, the beauty Of refined and simple manners,
all the adornments of art the scintillations of the
soul, beaming from the eyes, the purest gems
that ever giitered in princely diadem. In
person, in education and improvement in quick.
ness OF perception, in facility and elegance Of
expression, in accomplishments and taste, in
frankness and gentleness OF manner, tempered by
modesty which courted confidence and nspir-
ed respect, and in high moral tone and senti-
ment, which, like bright halo, seemed to en-
circle the whole person,-I confess the fictops
OF poetry became substantial, and the beGu ideal
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03
Free Soil Nomination.
For Congress,
". dis. JOHN C. PALFREY of Cambridge.

rHoREAU's LECTURES. The third lecture of this
course will be gwen Briney Hall, this evening. Be-
ing absent from town the evening when the first lee
ure given did rot have The good fortune to hear
ia circumstance which regretted, because the
concentrations heard of ii assure US that it would
have been a source OF enjoyment Those CONS
mendalions had possibly led expect much and
we free TO say, that hearing the second lecture,
we were disappointed. We had looked for bold,
original thinker who would give as the results of his
observations and reflections, with vigor freshness and
independence which would win respect and admir-
aon even though it might not convince US. We said
that we were Disappointed This lecturer evidently is
not deficient in ability, and might very probably attain
TO more thaaa respectable rank, if be satisfied 10
be himself Henri d. Thoreau and not aim to be Ralph
Waldo Emerson or any body else But, so far as
ner, at least concerned the lecture was better
imitation of Emerson than should have thought pos
slhe, even with two years secluSion practice in In
the ideas, too, there less of originality than we had
looked for, and recoeclions of Caryleas well as o EN-
erson' were repeatedly forced upon the mind The
style was mostly Emersonian with occasional inter-
ludds, IN which the lecturer gave gmpses Of himself
Beneath the panoply in which he was enshrouded and
we are peveTSe enough 10 confess ourse better pleased
wth,hm as Thoeeau than Emerson, so far as these
opportunities afforded US the means of judging.
We are no admirers of the cynicsm whether real or
affected, of the school to which suppose the lecturer
belongs. 1t strikes us that who is capable of such
high enjoyments as they sometimes profess, from The
contemplation of the works of creation in their io,oer
manifestations, might, if his mind rightly constitut>
ed find increased pleasure in tommunon with the last
best and highest subject of creative power though
in most ndivdu al cases, it may fail TO come up to the
standard for which il was designed.
The lecturer stated that he never had more than thee
letters that were north the postage That might possibly
be accounted for by his limited correspondence, or By
the character Of bis correspondents or even by the
relative estimate which he may put upon the of
the root OF evil which required TO pay the postage Of
letter. AT any rale there is one consolation Tor him
IN the case-hat probably another year will not pass
away without reduction in the rates Of letter postage
We hope our readers will go to the lecture, this eve
ming, and'hea for themselves We would not miss of
going on any consideration of an ordinary character
We are to have, among other things The lecturers ex,
perence, during his two years secuson from the world
IN raising beGns Farmers and horticulursts will pro.
baby be enlightened upon the philosophical influences
OF that ayocalion.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03

CALIFoREIA EHIcRASTs. The ST. Louis papers
contain interesting statements from Independence Mo
The point of departure for the overland expeditions to
California. large humber Of emigrants are collected
at that place and at Vt Josephs AT independence the
number is estimated at from three to fre thousand -
The expenses of living very great and the pros
pect of early start was not very cheering The COM
panes could moi move until the grass lad started sufi.
centy to afford support for their stock. TIE weather
was intensely cold on the 18Th aud lih making ice of
considerable ihckness and there scarcely sign of
buds upon the trees, or grass upon the plains Under
these circumstances many Of the ems.ans had become
discouraged and returned.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03

YOUTHFUL Perseverance,. A lad about
thirteen years OF age, arrived in this city by Il e
cars night before last. His story, though brief,
Is an interesting one, and exhibits strength OF
close cllnging affection, which it is pleasure to
record. His mother and sister lett Ireland about
year ago for America, and the boy being then
bound apprentice, was not permitted to accom-
pany them, although he desired TO do 90. Some
eight months after their departure, the little fell
low, without penny in his pocket, ran away
IRON his master, walked to Dublin city, told his
story to the captain OF an American ship, and
teartuIy solicited his aid in taking him to his
mother. The captain told him that the United
States was very large country, and should he
get there he might not find the object of his
search; but the little ''Japhet' was determined
to "try," and finally got the captains consent to
take him across the ocean in the capacity OF a
second cook. The vessel arrived at New York,
and the little fellow, all alone searched the great
metropolis throug hout-enquirng OF the Irish
families of the whereabouts OF his mother ; but
to no purpose-no one knew her. During this
search, which continued more than a week, the
little fellow met his current expenses by doing
chores in the streets, such as holding horses, SC.
-for lad of that kind could not be dishonest
Failing in New York, he worked his passage on
a steamer to Aibany-reached that city, and
worked his way to Buffalo, thence to Sandusky,
and on to notwithstanding journey, in all,
OF about four thousand miles, in search of bis
mother Upon his arrival here, he immediately
sought out the Irish residents, and for the first
time, heard Of the object of his long and singular
pilgrimage. He learned that his mother and SIS
ter had lived in Cincinnati, but about month
since had moved to Vanceburg, Ky. The little
"Japhet," in the tullness of his Joy, was deter
mined that an hour should not be lost, and went
to captain Grace, of the Brilliant, yesterday, and
told his story. The captain took him on board,
gave him some money and provided him COM
fortably for the passage, and doubtless ere this,
the little fellow is in the arms OF the loved ones
of his search. 1t is a fact not unworthy Of re-
cord, presenting as it does, pleasant incident in
the train OF the story, that while on board the
Brilliant, the boy was recognized by gentleman
who was passenger on the vessel upon
which he crossed the ocean, who fully corrobor-
ated his story = Cincinnati Commercial, 23d.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03

IMPORTANT FROM HAYTI-P Probable Fall
of st. Domingo. Advices from st. Domingo to
the 18th OF April have been received. Soloque,
at the head OF an army of 10000 Haytiens, was
within sixteen miles OF the city of st. Domingo
He had captured all the towns on his route, and
expected to attack the city in day or two. The
inhabitants were leaving the city in every direc-
ton. large quantity of money and valuable
property had been placed in the houses OF the
American and British Consuls. 1t is probable
that ere this time Soloque has taken the city
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-05-03

NEW Posi- OFFICE is established at Fiskedale,
in the town of Surbrdge called Fiskedaie Post Office,
of which A Taylor, Esq, is appointed Post Master.
Persons wishing their letters and newspapers forwarded
to said office, will direct them accordingly
Disastrous FIRE. The dwelling Of the late Dr.
Rose, at Silver Lake, Susquehanua Co Pa was de-
stroyed by fire Monday night. The barn was also
burned. The fire is supposed 10 have originated from
the stove pipe Only person at home at The
time, aud most of the were locked up Little or
nothing was saved. The house cost $50 600. No u
surauce,
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FIRE About o'eleeA yesterday morning the fac
tory building at South Worcester, discovered to be
on fire. The alarm was given, and the fire companies
rallied promptly, but before they could reach the place
those who we're employed in the building and vicinity
had extngushed the FIRE. took upon the outside of
the roof and burnt hole through some eg hi or ten feet
across before it subdued. The building was occu
pied by several tenants for manufacturing cotton wool
machinery, shutes, &C.
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NORWICH RAIL Road. We hear much complaint
amongst our merchants, that their freight from New
York this road is not brought on by the Express
Freight Train. The consequence is, that they do not
get their goods till one day after the Boston, Lowell
and Nashua dealers get theirs, which was shipped by
the same boat This is not right and considering the
proverbia spirit of accommodation which characlerizes
the managers of this road have doubt that they
will correct this evil upon proper representation hereo
10 them.
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10 The New Orleans papers of the Oath April are
received They state that MIR Buchanan, the only
vivor of company OF Cdilornans who left New York
TO go to California by The through Mexico had
turned to New Orleans. All his comrades had persisted
probably by the cholera in Mexco.) Col Webb had
not arrived al New Orleans
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DIED.

Gates, II years. - y ''a-''
In Marshfed, 9Th inst. Pea. Joel Hatch 70; 6th inst
pea Joseph Cl 81. They were elected Deacons of ihe
congregational Church in North Marshfeld in 1910 and
ether in his yard. $50 W. '"'
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u DR.. Roberts, promising youn, physician of
Syracuse, died quite suddenly last week His death
was occasioned by touching pimple on his forehead
which wssbeediag, with some matter from vaccine
scab, Which he had just removed from the arm Of
child. The poison appeared to operate instantly as in
a few hours he was deiriens
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MARRIED..

'nls cry April 80, BY Rev j. Jennings Mr. Josiah
OF Worcester. 4'i' Ne"'oi'
may by the same, Mr. James S. Baker, to Miss Lucy
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G5 Only three days more, and the Whaling Piano.
rama leaves this city, in thai time an opportunity is of.
fered to witness of the most attractive novel, and
truthful pictures offered to the public |, is not on
y scenes OF whaling true to lie, but representations of
Islands, that are moi surpassed oveliess and beauty
by land 10 any part Of the world If sou desrous Of
securing rich treat, and of having all your moneys
worth, go and see tins exhibition Take this advice
from one who can appreciate work ofmert and dis
posed encourage native talent and gankee enterprise
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EDITORS LOOKING Up. ii. b. Anthony the editor
of heProvidenee Journal lnaugura,ed Governor
81 Rhode lslapd Yesterday.
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VIRGINIA ELECTION. Florney is deafeated in the
Sd District. tFlourney is Wing, and is the present
memberl The Wigs will only elect TWO or three Con.
gressmen.