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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Sfippad, Sptcmtsr IS.

Sftppd6I Septcnleer lS.
8etrubter fall Gin Sobn
ces ISrn. &apiue BON NorriStaun. etma 6
Sabre aft. muroe am pcrigen Sonnerffaa
auf Der @iienbabu pon einsm Rarren nber.
fabrsu uno 70 fbredIb ;useridtet oa6 er
baIo nabber itarb. 9r psrfubte iiber bic
Sabu 5u fprinssn. ats Die Sarrsn i'm I'm:
aug waren, fsI absr uno fam 70 unter bic
&arrsn, sbe csnieIben GinbaIt 9etbat rper-
oen fcnnte.
@efdbrIiber Stur3.-Im Uori
gen Mcutd9 fiI Su ROrristaun Elm iun9er
Mann, 9lamsns giobert espis, rudtinss
aus einem Scnffsr i'm 3tsn Stod oss neu err
bauten ShuIbaufss in Der Saffra6e. aus
elmer S6be uOn stma 80 SUP. obue arose
8efbdoiauns su erIsioen. glide Gage
natber mar er ftCn niecer auf oen Ssiuen
uno oabte baIo wiecer an bic Irbeit 5u ee'
ben.
Giuanetres u ing I Il d.-Nobe BEL
Senfiustoun, in oisfsm Gauntp. nuroe am
porIsstsn Samifa9 6snrp Nofb, elm SObn
oss ,Srn. Sotob Rafb BON Sineicum 3aun
ftip. Buds @auntp. burd ben @inlfurj si'
ner Sanobanf, moruutsr er arbsitets. er'
orudt. Ssin A0rpsr wuoe Ieblcs untsr
oem @runo berucr9Sc9en uuo fsinsn @Itern
nab Sinieum 9dbidt. (NeutraIilf.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

S@unfre 3eituns wirO nur nod sini'
se @o6en bauptfd6Ii6 nit politif6sn
1uffden sefiilIt iein-oann tpire fi6 aber
bic SADIE rpisber dnoern, uno pidtige Neu
isfsitsa uno anosrs nukIi6e Sabsn werbsn
pisferStslle sinnsbmen. ,Sabt fObann uur
ein wsni9 GsbuIe, allies fOII pispsr re6t
Rcmme1.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

@ 3u Glpria. Sbio. Iassn am l0tsn
Diefes 125 bis 160 pelfonen franf an Der
&ubr oarnieesr, aus elmer Bsp6Iferun9 BON
bios 1000.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

~DG Rorper zines weisen @annes
wurpe potiae 9Hohe st,ua 5 Msitsn pom
8afdinston nit BON DIR bu DIR bur6'
fbnittenem SaIie ssfunesn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Spppelf6pfige &bIause.

Der Gcarin9 0olsr fa9t, oab unfsrn Der
popIar Red Srude, in GIfa6 Saunfbip,
8erfs Co., cine fcssnannte &upferftIon9e
setoetet uno in elmer Slaide BON @ein9eiit
priIerpirt wuros, weIde Swei Voufcmmen
9etiloete G6pfe bat. bic am t9intertbeI Su
fammsusswa6Isn fno.' Sis 1T M 3OQ
lana.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
2efentlt6e 9SenDu.
September 81.

Qm Srsita9 BEN 12tsn October, um 10
llbr 8Ormitta9S, foil am 0aufe oe5 per.
lfOtbsnsn 9etsr Ballet, Geetbin pon
@maus, ee6a Gauntp. fOI9enee bswsaIibe
9hter offentIib uerfauft mercen, ndmIib:
Gin prddtises iunges pferb, @feroeee.
i6trr. cine Sub. 8 Sbwsine. l @in9duIS
@a9en uno Saoi. Saao' uno SoIS.S6Iit.
ten. pfIus uno G9e, @incmhbI, StrObbanf.
2 Sbubfarren, S6ippen, @rubbafsn. Sect
ten, 9abeln, SrOb uno Seu. pfOitsn unb
&ieseln, @a9nerssitirr. oIs Scbren. SD
gen, Meieeln, u oel., 70 wie aud 8oros,
pIanfen, Ii. (. f.-9aus9erdtbe, ais: Si,
ibe, SthbIs, Setten uub Settftsllsn, Sfen
nit &obr, Sbrdnee, Si6er, 3iibr, Stdn.
Der, eiferner &sfeI, Gifsnbdfen, 9runbbee'
rem uno @eIfbForn, Bsli6fornftrob. eben,
70 bic Serbeserunsen etc. auf elmer 8 Qdsr
Qus' Oosr eisSIone
hHA 9leibfaIIs: Gin 8 aus unb anoers
Eisu Serbeeerun9en ouf elmer 9isslOtte in
Der Staot @maus, unb Die uneetbsiIte SdIf.
te BON elmer Mafthins nm Wslfbfornltrob
;u ftnsiosn. SsuIsitsrn uno SbsmsI, uno
uoh oisle anoere Sausrn' Saus' uno Eu
ben-Ssrdtbibaften, Su umftdnoIia allie Su
melben.
Die gsOinsunsn am @srfaufstase unb
Qufwartuna pon
Samurl Gbrift, ISm'Or.
September 27. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

~SaIf6e l SboIsrncteu, ooraebIid
ouf Die SoitOn Sane. iino in gleu Ocre lr
umtauf asIeBt woreen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
&erbetratbet:

am lsetsu Dieuiias S1acrssu. ourtb ben Gbrw. 6rr,
Dubs. Or. Gbarles Suier, nit 9laiS Glisa Sseis
ter, bsioe pon bicer Staet
!Sait ou in pirtrauttu Shnevn,
etets, bsinsn 3cientrau,
lin oies iunec paar aerpunosn,
Go ts9tdde cs nun gang;
1aa Der 9NOrscn frcb fc ttneet.
Stsune(db iis Der 16cno 9rdft.
G5eiit UNI Gst fih lgbSne minost.
Seel' in Sseli iidb sr9itet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

~3u Oorf. psnnf. 1T Elm Sobn bss
Qdtb. 9sUrss SammOne in einem RubI
rds ertrunfen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

~ 3. 8. Q8beeGG. BON @au6
Gbunf, III Der @biQ @anoioat fur Ssnator
in bem Siiftift. beitebeno aus ben @aun-
ties S6upIfia. Carbon, MOnrOe II. pife.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

~peterS Sd Id Ter, Gfq., III
Elm freiwiuieer @anpioat fur @auntp Sdas'
meifsr in NOrtbampton @auntp. ST MIR
be Gin berrIiber Seamte MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27

Scinri6 g S6nurman - Der Nupos
leon in benz &erfauf Don wcblfeiIeu Stobrs
9utern-briust bisrmit feinsn uIten Scfanu'
ten uno Gem publifum i'm angemeinen ete
funce, oaB er pieeer einsn uugebeuern Sor"
rotb BON @aaysn sin9rls9t bat uno btai9eE
pertauft aI5 man iie nod ismaIs in eieiem
Gauntp angsbctsn Bat wcucn foiscnees
fur5e gefprdb baS bette 3su9nib Iisfsrt:
8stfp-Gi, fapptrIct &rdtten, eu balf
Elm Sraf all ME msiner-po baif tu ibn
9efauft, uno mar CT aub ereI SspisS per
Wato (?
&rdtbeu-S6 FAB i'm i'm StObr BON
Seinrit Sbnurman 9efauft, uno bios orsi
SipS fur Die Waro ee9eben; yes, JUN
orei sips! uno ba bobsn ile mir nod
oen alIsrb6bfien Matftprsib fur msin But
ter, Gisr, uno cqI. erIaubt. Golden Stcbrs
9ebe i6 meine unterftusun9.
9etfp-Srsi Sips! fNwcrnOtt fou IS
bod brIsn-ib nil bod finfti9 mstnem
alien Sannifsl fOI9en. uno meins @adreu
beim alien Sbnurman faufsn, no bic ecu.
te mir nod all 9sia9t babeu man bas mObl'
felIfe faufcn f6nnt, er bait aub imuer BON
Den fd6nItsu 0ltsrn, tpis Die eeut fassn.
Rrdtbeu-grattIp 70, fur Elm Sip fam
ib bort mebr faufsn, ais ou nit snsm eson
fonfpo, uno Der 9einrib Idbt au6 alsSeir
nit fb bonosIn. 1ue paar @oben Isat
sr nsus 9lter Elm, uno BAT jskt Der fd6nffe.
befie uno funfeInaseInsuste SOrratb auf
Sano Der nod iemoIs i'm sanSsn Gauntp
9efeben wurce.
Setfp-abie &rdtdsn Sbnurmon's
StObr foil Ger Srt fcin no ib fhnftis bu'
seben mill, benn ib 9Ieib aud Elm Gent Su
lparen no ib Fam.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Syittsbura, GcptGntlr IA.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gam,
flag Ubrnc fCllcn ssasn buncert Msnfhen.
Mdnusr uuo Sunesn, iib baS barbarifhs
Sersnlssn 9smabt baben, elm Hiuo nit
Suncen osrma6sn bu bseen, baB es beinabe
earauf ftnappts. Mittsn in elmer eiuiIiiirt
ietn wOIsnoeu Stabt nod fol6e 8obbeiten
beeebsn Su fbnuen, bsgeben su ourfen cbne
elmer srempIotif6en Srafe uuterwcrfsn Su
iucreen--iIt esnn ec3 Gin Sisben Su arg!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
@rD6cS Battalion.

&Gtn 2eDrltn9 perlan9t.
Gin fIei6iser Sunse. Der sinen eutsn @ba,
raPtsr befiet. Fam cine CUTE SteIle sur @r'
lernune oss @a9ner-@sf6 dfts erbaI'
ten. wsnn ct ii9 balO msIbet, in Der gSiI
Iiamfrass, bsi
GbdrleS 8. SaIIbddb.
1lGertaun, Gcp. 81. uq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Sd q { Z c [ { Il.

1SS oanSe, babe uno uierteI Barrels,
go. /, uno Mafrelen, fOeben abaltsu
unc gu Uerfaufen, webIfeitsr ais ismaIs in
oisfsm Srt, bel
8. g bnurmdn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-09-27
Groceries

Neu Orleans Suder.
25 Barrels puIperefrtsr, ;rrmaImter unS
SuBuder
II .Sc9SbeaoS 3u9erbaus, Srinibab, q.
Orleans uuo Sprup MclaGTeS,
25 Sdde SaVa, eaquira uno Rio 8atfee,
an bsab9efsetsn presen su baben bel
s.. 9 bnurmau
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
FROM PANAMA.
he Union Of Sunday says:

The Union Of Sunday says:
We have beea favored with the extract of letter from
an intelligent officer Of the navy, dated at Panama, Jan
uary A. He gives an Of tie difficulties Of cross
inc the sthnus and advises his counrymen go by
way IF Nicaragua St Louis, Capo Horn, the Cape Of
Good Hope sooner than take this route" He says that
small steamer plying Up The river ChagFes and thence
By plank road constructed Panama by the labor Of The
natives ofhe country the best way Of crossing the 18th
mus lie adds, that 'a the CANT stories Of the
mines seems to be confirmed here; but the expenses Of
living dreadful suffering to muIiitudes." An
ordinary dinner San Francisco $40, and every
thing else in the same proportion!
We copy the following from the Baltimore American
Of yesterday:
4 letter to the New York Tribune dated at Panama,
January 22d gives eccuunt Of meeting held that
place by considerable number Of Americans, protest
against the priority given 70 passengers from the Pacific
coast by the agent Of The U. 5. mail California
The Americans at Panama who the ls'h-
mus, in the expectation Of obtaining passage in the
er, contend that BY The advertisement Of the Pacific Mail
mpany they have the right of priority passengers
from Caao and other Pacific ports The meeting also
passed resolutions approving Tie circular issued by Cen
er4 Smith, notifying Foreigners that they prohibited
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
From the Baltimore American.
CASEOF NECESSITY.

John Bull is distressed in mind at the tn uyht which
pressing upon him with greater and still greater lorce
every day. he will be obliged to take possession OF
The Punjaub 1t Isl lamenabe necessity. Annexation
he abhors as something american: et dogs delight to
bark and ote' For his part he is without ambition.
as all the world lie peaceful, dfiden. meek and
humble minded, seeking others good, or goods. His
praise in Exeter Hail. He gives thanks that he is not
as other
But the Puniaub troubles him exceedingly. No one
imagnes that he coves il; for he declares that he
does not-v hch makes the thing certain rs that the
Dauphin brave al Aglncourt because he SAID
himself. Mr.. Bull never eovets, tie dsiihes me
phrase even as Pistol OBJECTED to the steal on
rey the wise It call" We may hear him with edhc :
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
P@EEEAF.
[From he PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania /

From he PHILADELPHIA Pennsylvania
LES EGAREENTS DU CEUR.
They so,d beside the Una gray mill.
And gazed upon the dancing water.
And Harry smiled -fyr III lily mind
IL thrgAt,-"at length I've surely caugh
her 3
Bat flowers iade-swe7t hopes decay;
Things didn't g as Hal expected;
I'll popped the question by tile mil,
And there was sacked-M est-rejected,
That night he heard whimp'riag noise
Which hindered him-pooryouth from sleeping
He ioak a Key -hols peep-and N
There sat bis lady, sadly weeping
Weep on!-th. rgit he c'est Jicl. egal!
For joy-to think Wen never marry
Her bird Is dead-or Aunt's been cross
OF course her tears a'nt shed tur Harry
And soon they pared-careessly-
And Hat became desp' rate rover;
He went from Atric to the Toe,
And travelled al. the Continent over;
Bul let hin wander where lie woud-
No matter what the scene before him.
IT, found some unknown friend at work,
Who cast queer, kind influence yer him.
Who squared his overdrawn accounts.
And saved him twice from being undone
Who sent him those 'BHlets a'rue"
Tor several thousand pounds oa London
Who was it wrote and found him friends.
Ofeyery grade, tr'm prince to peasant
Who senl lin Pap rs-postage paid?
And every year Christmas present?
Hal never knew-but he returned
The same good natured careless being
Resolved 70 settle down at home.
Having beheld all things worth seeing.
His early love almost forgot!
Perhaps he thought her dead and sainted
But yet she met him al the DOOR
Burst int tears-poor girI-and tainted
Oh. woman's hearts curious thing,
And curious ways they take to show il
And he must be extremely fiat,
Who thinks that he begins to know it;
Aud We're they married r. well-they were
She made him happy-ne'er abused him )
Hal knows not why she sent him off,
Nor she as yet-whv she refused HIM
TIERFSE DE MABILLE Ga petite.)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05

Tie Y. s. Troops IN 1eras.-The six companies Of
the 81 Infantry a. san Antonio Texas under com
mand If Major Van II rnp, will leave for FL Pas del
Norte about The 10th of April. Gen. Worth. who
rived san Antonio towards the end Of January, will
accompany this command.
The companies Of the lst Infantry stationed at Aus
tin, Fredericksburg, and Anovn Saco will proceed
the Rio Grande and occupy LOredo and Physiological
Nure. -
The Sh lnfantrv, which reached their camp the
head OF the San Antonio the latter end Of January
will AXE the places occupied ~ the companies Of
the lst niantry mentioned. Although the Eighth has
lost about one hundred and thirty by cholera, the
regiment well The SIX companies of the Third
in fine health and spirits the lst Of this month
There cholera at san Antonio at that time,
any serious sickness in any part Of the couniry.-N o.
Pic Feb. IA.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
RAIL ROADS.

There isa very erroneous IMPRESSION even among our
people, Of The comparative expense OF rail roads IN
the United States; and the idea very general, that the
roads at the North mnch better managed than
they in other sections of the country, 10 give 10
their stock a value which others want. The following
statement, showing the comparative ratio Of expenses 10
gross receipts, and tile comparative cost per mile
that idea
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
VOL. XX1II.--NO. 80.

ton On this subject; we quote from the last Edinburgh
Review,
Onr future policy will probably he The suit rather Of
proved necessity th-n Of hopeful specuatiun Nobody
nagnes that we cove the possession 81 the Puni,uhl
although, we have observed, would be al,op, Their
erroneous 70 consider province geograph cay or
historically separated from the empire OF Iltdos an Its
annexation would be popular in India: 18th from the
natural preference with which all thorough goine meas
regarded and from the increase of tile two ser
vices which would necessarily fdow
1t is something beyond the ordinary necessity imposed
conquest which now lmpels US onward. .itrib,s
tencmus hpun. We have got powerful and fprocious
beast in clutches: which we have vanly tried to
tame, and which we neither conveniently hold nor
safely let Co. Perhaps little respite may still be ob
tanned by ingenious mod caon of the condition of
last proecorshp and can hardly persuade or
selves that the ultimate result will be anything but the
advancemnn of the British frontier that liver which
forms the historical boundary Of India. That this con-
summation has been forced upon us, he must be bold
historian VIII wo lid de "
One often hears of making virtue of necessity
Mr. Bull seems 10 regard ii as cardinal virtue Ii h.
cultivated other virtues with the assiduity the word
with all its proneness to depreciate would yet be obliged
admit that he had attained degree of excellence equa
even to that which marks his own estimation Of
himself
The annexation Of the Punaub would be popular in In
dia .bDh from the natural preference with which all
thorough going regarded and from the IN
Of the two services, which would necessarily fol-
low" Excellent reasons, theSe-bu history and geop-
raphy have 10 bear the principal burden Of this painful
responsibility which the amicabe Islander seee mpen-
ding and from which lie fears thSt he cannot escape
is alienation, however to know thai the measure.
unpleasant il lS,w have the merit Of being 'thorough
going" and that 1.-The two services will DO increased
by it,"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
PANAMA, New GRANADA,
January 10, Is 10.

I VI
PAy,YA. New GR4v,p,.
r.u,- 10 1oIo
II
-lna'e me h12oF 10 report Tor i'7 information OF
'e D1Plfimen thal tAe ulluil!eS OF
crossing we is'hS q Darlen from ha9res Y faUaTna,
are very 9IF"'' except 'r very lew persons, and
siiaii ~ h'liy q pa9Sa8e or He9ni.
ne number q mules y D9 nag az Chages' az fod,
great ana small is 2t more l2h i1rly. me number OF
animals = oe nae a. Cfue and u'f9ona (otM5 Inferior
mustang H'.9' ~ niue'J = III Il'ie WAY wv hu'l-
uieu 'HS icluu'5 All 'ia "a" Ne iuIhS"eu from '"'S
pace iiie result 70 u' Ii9 oeeh l"at more man ole
n"li y WI PuDI S'oeS 'Hu "a99'9e m peeA drought
IRON NIGce9 a"p u59|na 10 '"'S pace oy men, AT Ten
collars I'M On nuhaItu ,undS. Mn'es Or ponies are
~" " P - " " ~ " 0"'J N''N0 I0"' !.
no af'aU9ellel'S nave Oefh maze Dy lhe agents OF
any ne' elIhef o. ne Atlantic Or facc, = facilitate n
w III '1ls''1So" Y FtAt passengers
Vi ,,'5I VI foF'ly "0io' "'e i9i,iu9;
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
THE ISTuNlIH OLE PANAMA.

We publish Today interesting letter dated at Pana-
ma, from Major Fitzgerald, Of tile Army, ID General Jes-
W, copy Of which has been politely furnished to by
the latter The description Of the country between Cru
ces aud Panama. aud between Gorgona and Panama, is
very correct one, think. Ii is true, that the harbor
Porto B-Io is, beyond all comparis,n better than the
port a. Chagres but owing o tie facilities furnished BY
the river ChagreS for crossing the shnu, and the great
paccaoiity ot he land part Of that route it Will per
hapS be preferred finally for lilr ad or other road the
terminus on the Atlantic being not at Chagres but
where in the neghbihood, where greater depth Of wa
ter can be Iuuud.-N ashingtOn Globe.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
HfREE.NI.E.

JVST received At INV BI1h >osl Map VI tnc IEtlIna
. Improvement Ut ul, adopted " tile General Assem-
3y. Virginia 18th ti-Ich- Il < Price Onc Dllllr-
FtJ--t- III. Is. PAM q BRO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-03-05
E.E2ar:e Wings by Sargaiaa.

LvSGi.I5EI BLUE GRASS SEED Ion HAND
l. l.v bushels pure English Blue Grass Seed " hch will
~ -u.l lov. SAITISON s STATHAM
.I.n .L-nt
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s.l..L..:-e. L.sl.sE :a..d e-..rrH:..l -z..rl,cs.
= = > a Z r n G
.YNCtEHURG. III. eth. 1910.

dne with n@.n-s and dispatch. Orders promptly attended
tJ. III. ) Il.
FcbS-3m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-23
LAFAYETTE,


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Warren, Columbia; BarneI Va; Lynch La; Hodges
ST. LOUIS "A Turnbun, = Hohl Gonzales Mexico DR.
Wallace, James Devine, N O. M Steenlein, Texas.
VERANDAH. j Burnot Boiling, Smith, M Lamb,
Workman, Leake, La Grant, Miss Simpson Y WIN
kenney Ohio Bell Louisville Byers Lawson Hugh Can.
PLANTERS. Thomas Hall, Henry Stie, stiver,
Osgood Wittesey, Buchanan Doubleday, Moeno,
W Whiesey, A M Nven, Tone McCasker Cavarsy,
Graham Cowden Benson. Jr Benson, David Hudson,
Holcomb, Y; T Shpman VIM Cree, j. Daniel Legget
Beach, O. Tinsfey Prewstt, Miss William Crimes,
Red River.
ST. CHARLES p Bethel, Mrs Torain, Thos Young,
Roberts, VIM Kendall La Capt Plummer and family Fahns
stock A. Williamson, Hatch Mark Davis, Colt, o.
Foin, VIM Barclay, H altman, Rogers, vanguren,
Plumb, vanBuren N Y; Winder, Staples La; Ds.
wilson, Mexico Gibbs, Il Fe.senden, Mass VIM Laird Ala.
Toler. Texas Rice, Ala; Davis Sanard, do
Pennock lady Pa Gustenhafer Adams Davinon
L lsett, Duncan, J Allan, Huguet.
LOUISIANA Samuel Liscomb, VIM Lscomb, Hamilton
Bodn John Black Grahmsn, Harlem, Y; Dawson,
Boston, Davis Carter, Messrs Valentine Bloomfield Combs
LAMBERT Clement, Cawder Y; Lambert, Jas Lam
bert, John Lambert, Joseph Lambert Edward Lambert John
Track D. Geo Steele vAyIs Connecticut Spencer Graham
Ely MCGOWAN, Francis Winthrop, Henry Stiles Stacey
Emmett Powell c Wells James ha9es VIM MalIT, w Nil.
5 Warkmon, Lee, - Doubleday Col H L Weller, Wer
Hail. James Emsley John Delaney, John Stevens William
Hutchinson, + Hinckey.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-23

New York AND ILLINOIS Vols" 1t may be
likewise farther written that the New York regi-
ment showed the white feather, notwithstanding
the encomiums which Gen. Scott passed upon it in
the city of New York. That the Illinois soldiers
fled, is as notorious as that the battle of Buena
Vista was fought. Mobile Herald and Tribune.
We think our contemporary makes vast mistake
in the above paragraph. Where the New York
regiment showed the white feather we have yet to
learn. Was it at Vera Cruz, or Cerro Gordo, or
Churubusco! As to the Illinoians, it would be
superfuous for us to undertake their defence. The
history of the war; when written, will perform that
service. At the battle of Buena Vista there were
two Illinois regiments in the ield-the LIST and 3D.
commanded by Colonies Hardin and Bissell, and
we assert that no troops there did more gallant
service. The eight companies of Col. Bisselrs
regiment, which partcip ated in the fight, lost 149
men, being more than was lost by any other corps.
Col. Hardin, commander of the LIST, was killed in
of the most desperate charges of that eventful
day. Neither regiment fled ; but on the contrary,
it with the greatest difficulty their officers could
persuade them to execute a retrograde movement.