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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Die preife .eisfer 1rtifsl per Buftslmsr
ben fcl9enbrma6en eurbf6nittIib anss-
ftIaasn: @aiien IFS Gents F; McIf6trtn
SO Gents 9erffe 65 Cts. &oaeen 65
Sts. {; 9afer IS Gts. Su6maiSsn so
GIs. {; RartcfsIn 80 Cts. 8Obnen 100
@ts.; @rbisn s7lIa Gents SIabsfaamsn
l20 Gents.
Der idbrIide @rtb Res WsIfbfcrns BE-
Iauft iib mad Ubi9sr abfbdeuna ouf bic
unasbeure Summe ron msbr oIs 344. .000.,
900. mdbrsno Orr Sruttc Grtraa sss asic
senen aBnijrns ni6t pieI hbsr $4,000 600
ausmatte.
gHir fua,n nod fOIstnbe widtiss lamb.
splrtbfdaftIibs GrSeusniiis na@ ibrsm sc
tpifbte unb QRerfhe bpi.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Die burtfbni.tIidsu Qrsifs Ser @saen-
ifdnoe per pfuno wsrben foIsenoermabsn
anae9sbsn Sabad 4 Gents 8aumwcLle
z @ts. ) Reis 8 @ts. 3uder 5 @ts. Sri.
be 2 SbaIsr /; oopfsn 9 @ts. Bienen
wa6s Fl Cts. !SOni9 10 Gts.
Die Mcnss bes eemOnnsnsn MOIdnes
uno Sprups wiro Su 9 Mliuicusn Gallcnsn
dnacftIassn, Der Su 28IA Ste. 2.736. 600
&baIer sintrug.
@tin 100000 9auOnsu su l 3bI. 5OO,,
900 GbaIsr.
Ser idbrIids @rtb Der 8isbwaibe pirb
gu 60,76s.136 3bl. anssfset.
@rtb Der ilbriasn Wrotufte, pie Srcb.
Spreu It. 100 100000 SbI.-bes Duuars
60 .000. 600 &bI.-oes Sbifes 9.O7l 100
Sbl.-eer 9smhfe IS 100000 Sbl.-Gr.
tra9 Der SaumfbuIen 74l9l7 3bI.
Grras ots 5ubtUisbss 100000 3bI.
8on Mskssrn uertauftes Strif6, nit
@inf6IuB pom .6ammeI 8iuo. u. S6weir
uefeif6 lag 597 800 SbI.
!Sduts, Ssus unc SoIs 100000 SbI.
Iinbpisb .401 .407 Sbt.-pfnee, Maul,
there uno @fel S.I29 $50 Sbl.-Seceruieb
IL $50. O.5I2GbI.-@isr 5.43l 500 SbI.-
Seesrn pom Iebenoiasn 9dnfsn 100000
3bI. SHUTTER uno &dfr AZ. .233, ,758 &bI.-
MiIt 20000O00 &bl.
grSsusnifIe Der BdIcer, nit ginfdIub
BON 8aubOIS, YsISwatunO Seaen, % $50.
600 Sbt.
SeuahOIs 81. 100000 Gbl. Sif&rsi H..
5Sl .339 Gbl.
Sswinn aus eem i'm 8 anbst anssIes.
fen &'a pita LA. 100000 Sbl.
lBertb Der Sobrifats $4,000. 900 &bI.
ertrds eG Ser9TtrFe, nit @inr6Ius ron
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Sn YsupOrt psrrn 1niialisn ae.
rcffsn, um cine 9smsincs BON Gbrilisn 6sr
9tie6ifbsn 8irde su biIbsn. Gin Qristitr
isntr 8sntnnuns. nit sinsm DOimstfsbsr
it in Der Stoot. tpfIbT mabtf6tinli1 bic
eeituna Der Safe ibrnsbmen wirb,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

R3u Spraeufe, i'm Staat g1eu Qjsre.
fo1 auf zen l5ten nd6ffsn Sanuar zine
Ma1sn Convention ven 1b0Iitioniiten o..
boIten merpen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

@ Die fisbsnbe 1rmse Don Seffrei6.
asesnwdrtis 10000 Monn fart, folL auf
$50 600. nsben so 900 @rsnStruppen,, rsbu.
ART mereen. 80
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

~Gins Dame in 8aIin rpoIlte ,in,r
3obn Sisbsn IafIsn. bau6ts baber 1stbtr ,in
um bic Nerpen ju t0btsn, uno-fforb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

@gine Maf6ine gum 3situnsfohsn
III in paris erfuucen wctesn. Gs bsiet,
oa6 cine psrfon nit osrfelbsn 1000 3situn.
gen bic Stunce sufammenIeaen t6nne.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

@Dis SUB Carolina esaisIatur Bal
Elm 9elss pasiTt. rpsldes ben 8crfdnfcg
aeiftiser @etrdnfe an Sfldpsn Der Strafs
offentIitr psitfbun9 ousfsst. s y
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

N< Die Rotten bss gUuarslTss ,pSbr,rA
IN n S'suns f'nO uusddbr 5000 abaIx rev
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

%ednss, nibtsfassner 1rtilel su ftbvsl.
ben, Fam isosr Narr. obsr nit nenia Rot,
ten pisl ausSubrIden nimmt sintn aeidsittn
&opf.-So fact Der NeutraIiff. -
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

R<BOn Stratforo, Conn.,. Ypirb biriGs
tst, oa6 elm B6fsmibt mebrsre Ndum, iibev
oie pOuiatanle Giienbabn sdest uup 70
part earaut bsfsffist babe. ba6 iis nimt
lst6t 5u tntfsrnsn waren. Ssine 1bii6t
'par 5WsIfeIsobns esm Gonouftsur er Gr.
pres engine. msIdsr fihnelitb nit Der BOT.
I6aft pes prdiiosntsn srwartst wurcs, Cei.
nen SOB Bu bereitsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

"Gin Brief pom Oregon faat, Saa
eas 9oIpfiebsr cine pOlfOmmsu. RsueIu.
tion i'm 9anssn eanbe berpOrasbradbt babe.
Nitbt sinsn sinSissn armsn Mann fou man
i'm aanssn 2srritUrium fucsn fonnen. We-
niaffsns Ginsr aus iscer Samilie par an
ben Minsn. unb ssip6bnIib murcsn Don
smsi bis funf Uesr 5sbn tauisnc 3baIsr lu.
rildoetrddt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
6ebraueb Srs Gbiprpfcrme.

=" Der Cation Dcmcfrat iaat :-Sr. 81
beon1. Rasti. in Monroe @auntp. rpcI'
der fbon pisIe Grfabrunsen in eem Sc
brdud Don GbIoroform fomCbl ,pie aetber
In Spsraticnen an @rwabfenen eemadt
bat, ubtrssusts f6 am l3tsn uno l4tcn
Isbten Mlonats in S,psi Sdueu bon bsr gu
ten une asfabrIofen Qnwcncun9 ocileIbsn
al, feiuen Sineern. Die erfte BON ben oben
anaefubrten Sperationtn mar rie Gusfhnei'
ouna zines Goneenitalsn 9swidfes auf
pem 8 eno ard uss, wsIbes abt
SoG i'm umfana mar. an einem Eino. Swei
Sabr uno finf Monoten alt. Der fsins
Da,ient mar p6Iie bcwustlOs uno frimm
Il tein 9liso eurb bic 9anSs Operation
uno nadesm es porilbsr mar. 6ffnete es Die
4ussn uuo fbien Su rpuneern mas pOres
9ausen rpar.
Die anene Operation mar Die 1usfbnei
buua zines Slutlbwammes. CSslau9ietta'
fs-Gunees 9smatooes) WeItes Elm g
rieofsr 3uitano oss 1rteriausn Ocsr
Benen 9apilarS Spfsms iit-in eirfsm
Naa tas Isetsre. Der poSirnt mar Sabr
ait unb nuros in ben fblafsnoen Suifano
aeIeet permittelit oes @bIUroforms, uns. Der
Blutf6wamm beraus9eItnittsn. obne oaF
ar ss aepabr wurot. 9as Sunaus mar in
Der 6auo aelsssn nno bic SpsratiOu osfeI-
ben pdbrte unesfdbr Swansis Minutsn
wtil bic 1bern fsbr brn6htIib umbsr9c
wur,elt batten, uuo ciefeIben duf9sfutt wer
ben mueten I'M cine @isenerf6sinuus De!
Naaz.2Afae ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

GGin Dieb pcrf6affts fib in Der pOrs
issn @Ods Ginaane in bic SalIe Der Sar.
monp ecss Der Sonoerbarsn Srtoer in Ia
maqua, une srbra6 ole Siffe in weIder lid
bic 9eIeer Der eose bsfanotn, wsIdes iih
iu nabe an 200 $baItr belief. uno Die er bis
aaf einige &balsr sntmsnbete. gs wiro
utrnuthet oab iib Der Disb permittel(f fall.
fhtr 9SIhTeI Gin9ane in eas 3iumerpo.
s%oFts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

~Ssr Gbrw. Samss 8. psrfins. ga.
for Der unifaiidnsr.Rirhe in Gineinnati,
bsains eoourb SsIblimcro. ba6 or tpib.
rsno Der usbsrfabrt pom Ssrrpbcct in ben
SIub fprans. Gr lit au Ssit,psifsr @siiics.
,prriIttuno.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Sin 8rtef pOm 0oIoIanD.

intsnfrIscnosr Brief pstdbsr pcn ciusrn aus SrSr'
lsrstaun in cisfm Gauntp rab Golfcrnien aassepan'
bsr,su iunssn Raun an eincu iurddsstebsnsu gruosr
ssfbrebsn purbs, in unS sHtisF ,ur @srsftnuibuus
tinsstancist prresn. Dsrfdts piro piIsu suftrsr
esfsr intesdsnt fn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Si. Rcniain Don Maoasasear. einss 9lt.
asr;Stids in afrifa. bsriidtist burd ibre
9raufamfsitsn ssaen bic drilllihsn Mifiie.
ndrs uno bic pon ibnsn Bfebrtsn, in 'Issfsn
Scmmsr aefforbsn. Sbr Sobn uno Rad,
foIssr befsnnt fid gum Gbrifentbume.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

Oreiebe erite ecits flr msburs uutsrbaltsns
uno RasLide 1rtitt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
Syntcrefante Isabelle.

Na6fsbsnoe Isabelle, wsIde Gle nSerts
Gauntp prsB" nit grocer Mhbs Subsreitete.
,siat bic Namsn Der psrfbisoensn Gauniiss
i'm Staat. nsbit Der 3eit ibrsr Grti6tuns
unb ppu melden Gauniics iis genCmmer
mureen. gs mdre wobl Der Mihbs wrtt
ricfe GabsIIs aufSubspabrsn. inesm mir uns
ni6t erinnsrn fcunsn bisftIbs ismaIs 70 poa
iidneis 9sfsben Su taben.
a,h;IoSsfrhia
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

~Gin tltinsr Spbn sinss Srn. WOODS
in @owaros eauntp. Stiinois. bate ntuIitb
cas un9Ihd Su SOos Su brsnneu. Die Gt'
tern waren ndmIi6 bsi sinsm eeifenbe.
adnenie unb battsn Die Rinter aIlsin ~
Saufs ssIaiTsn. msIte iib oamit persnis.
ten. Don t5obslfpdnen 8onftusr anSuma,
den, nobel (itb eas llnalid ereianete.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

R% Cine 3eiruns pon fd6ufrtts
matt bic Ssretnuns. bas in crn Ia Staa',
ten, wdte ben %. giop. ais Dantfasunas.
tag fsieten. an isnsm Sage hbsr smei
MilliOnsn @eIfdbibnW uno sbenfopisl
9dnle une .6ubnsr perSsbrt wurcsn..
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

~Gia msrfanifbr Gslbai. msltsr
in Der S6Iadht eon 8uena 8iifa sum @s.
fanssnsn asmabt Wurrs, iif pories @ote
in philadelphia fur Qnsriif unp S6Iissrss ss
auf SOispb Maua hbuflbrt w0iben. Gp
fcll frlbr sinmaI Santa 1nna's pripat.
fsfrstdr sspsfsn fsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20

NS in HnBIano nj IS flifiii NnnIlItT
arIuussn. Gin Dampf Mann 81 MAIDEN.
Gs in sin fOIaffaIes StanobiIb. brfIsn Suse
auf &dcern asffsut fine. unb wtnA ss bana
oonnsrno auf Der GifsnbabR oahip Iduft uuo
ibm Der Oampf aus etn NafsRIodsrn puff.
~ fou ss Dem Satan, wie man Jpn mann.
NAL abssbiIost Enest. sismIitt dbuIi6 fsbsH.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1849-12-20
NROfeS G. albright.

IN setu Albright, il.
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T Fl E r z S U L T.
NV 3. DOW.

Nieht-darker nigh.-on Europe falls;
The painting millions strive no more;
The Cossack Ievels in her halls,
And Quaffs the wine cup, stained with gore.
The gathering Storms of suffering years
In one fierce Handicapped depart;
While the red reaper gathers Tears,
And binds The independent heart.
The struggles o'er-the voice is gone;
The bone that moved are bones again,
The murderous yell is onward horne,
And famine stalks DER fields OF slain.
While in the dus, The hopeless sigh,
And Virtue blseds in Wars embrace,
The dead upon their banners lie,
and smiies or glory light each face.
Old crumbling thrones arise again,
With deepe, woes and deadlier hate;
The iron hand makes bare the chain,
And bids The dur seon's hinges grale.
Free thoughts now lester in the mind,
And generous souls forget to give;
While palsied hosts 10 tate resigned,
Kiss The red robbers hand 10 live.
On God when will the people rise
And walk erect in proud altire,
While calm contentment lights the skies,
And pales disunion's urid fire7
When princely word shall weigh no more
Than pleteian speech, though homely said,
And mind shall with the eagle soar,
And matter kennel with the dead7
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POETRY.
For the Eu0uirey,
TO F.......

TO F's..ss.
cannot forget thee!
Tho forgotten the boon
You once pledged SO iondly
BY the pale, silent moon
cannot forget thee
All who that has lov'd,
Can ever think lightly
OF the being beioved2
Icannot forget thee
(Wou.d 10 Heaven | nigh, y
dream OF thee emily
Ia the visions Of night
III never forget thee!
Tho false you have BEEN
To say ne'er lov'd thee,
Were but folly, ween!
| viii! not upbraid thee!
Nor speak i'll OF Thy fame:
As once have lov'd thee,
will still love the same
RICHMOND, September, iS49. A. 8.
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rI,lE next ANIMAL session Of the Univrrs,,of Vfs''
L mia will commence The Isl Of Oclobev. ana con-
TIM. without interruption nnt the 10Th of June la'
bhiversty comprises tile following SchooIs and h''
turrshp--vlz:
|. Ancient Lansuaees-rfoiessor Gessnrr iii"
son, VI D.
II. Moiern Lanenuges-Professor scheie De V'f''
III. Matheina,ics--PIofr Edward u c"Nf'-n"''
l. LII.
Nv. Natural Philosophy-Prof William Rosers
v. Chemistry and Materil Sedca-ffoi h"De"
Rogers, 81 ID
vi. Mediclne-Prof Henry Howard, u: am
VII Anatomy and Surcery-rrot -. n'e =, ~ ~
VII. Moral phiiosopby--Psot Hiliitm II NC"""''' b
%, III u.
TX. law Professor JUhI Iinor. ,,r-
\ Lecturer .nd D.mnnst.ator Of special aHi f2'h'
Iovlcai anatomy-Jnhn DIy,-. 81 w.
To be admitted irio the University the STUDENT NV,
be sixteen years al nge, bn' The Facoity ARE
To dispense wi,l iii. r,l.lsiuon IN the case :" hW
ton Tor admission ~ t@o hioe''sr ono VI "'
he under tie ag- 81 .iItetE .,-.
II thc arm! cant tor admission has been 4 sthisW
my other Incorporated SerinHy he rhDho' be fec,h
iin The jIr.y.r..ty unless he produces erfiihr ~
from such er.,na!y or cher satisfactory eyidohcei
ths Faculty. wita r.s?ect I" Ms general good c"hu'
The who.e necessary expenses, exclusive "t coU'
booss ana pocket money, are estimated n foiic"''
board including furniture and attendance, i"f t,l'
months, -a
Fees-if single Professor BIS attended. s3''
ts. $50 for each; II three Or more, s25 Say
Fuel and candles To he furnished BY the pf"s'"
nj cor, aad 5 per cent. cn!nmis.on-ss'imaei u
ou!v one SUDDEN, In the dornto.y, al So, u t"' l
The sane rac!n,a .-...
R,nt oil entire do.rn;,ory, $40; for has # r'e'
pied by two students, +
Usr Of Library and Public Rooms,
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,coOd washing NAV b. had a. from Sc 10 So tof

session.)
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. ....,,~.
In The Medical Department the session - o -.
length as the Academic >-ssnn-n'Lr month. r ~
enables the students To complete Curriculum
dies extensive ID that q any other 'irl'' ~.
tlon in thu Union, By attending only t"o
dsy. ,,.,o.s rta.
by recent eDac,msn, OF the Board o! 'Ist','
vision has been made fcf ias delivery 81 ostIlae.
lectures on Pathological AGa.ony. aud on H. sbae
of Comparative Anatomy Hnf Irr'esf. ., i.t,. lie
expense of tuiIion Is only Sg5, w'n sum - hs .lie
cost cf the D-lncbstrItof's iicket and thrreaprR
ria! furnished for dissection. WI NJ MI "a.
Proctor ana Patroa of lie tn""'
Aug 3-c2aw2m tn, Urion AID
National Intelligence viii inset - -. cfcc.or.
two months and iors ard Hccoun! 70 ~
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THE WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE AZ,

b'HE hrst session of TINS Institution viii Common.
on Monday, Tie lst ocoher, !Hi9, ard " II s.s,
on The LEI day 81 July, $50 ~ combine iho,Su.h
English Education, WIN Practical suny rcp- ~
some al The Modern i.It .ilgcs has teen ~. an, W,
most institutions 81 thls sorl. They have often .,
ceeded in The former, but rarely III the latter lora
ai6 habitat Pactee is necessary 10 the perfect m,,r
~ II" any foreign language The Principal Of M, ln
sliuton hopes IL red in urtlAe both th,.- nh.
jects.
The English course Of siidy vii lie As thorough 4.
Thai pursued IN any other Fcna'e Academy IN TINS a.
any Other state. Experienced and well ca,i,,,,l
teachers %il b. selected without irsard o rxyeg.e
An extensive ohemcal apparatus vii he inn.edla,ey
procured for Tie use 81 tn- institution.
TIE F:ec! iaf euace being The naive torgGr 81 the
Principal h. assistant teachers spcaklu. French and
the servants q. the establishment being natives at
France. thr young ladies boarding with him. viii al
necessity, be compelled [" speak French. mi, hr
the only language spoken IN The family. The most IA.
rental care wi,! h.. taken Of the yoLrI ilb., lIy.
with Primo pal. and all the comforts NJ, ~ conflict
with strict discipline VIII surround thcn; they VIII be
treated mri'bc5s 81 his family. To avoid extra
charges, tie teams VIII be ~ follows
FIR Tuition IN the French Language, -nd IN all
the ting ish ranches, Books, Stationery, Beard,
Washing, Fuel Lights, &C, sxc, Sl6i
For any additional Languages, ~
FoI Music on Inc Piano any otter Instruments,
with sheet muse and use ol lae las: uuirnis e.
Uay scholars. who VIII III .nlsh their Own sheet
music, will pas IN music 6n
French Language. Is
ANY additional Language .:
For English bfaucl-. n under ten, ~
From len thirteen inclusive, 20
Over thirteen, ~
Day scholars will furnish tl.er own book. Pay
10. the FIRST halt al tile course @ill BE- expected
in advance; the residue by the Isl OF aIh No rnpi
VIII br admitted tor ioss Than hall coarse.
All letters pfevts the 18Th nt September ,houid
be addressed 10 roonc! Robert Mci'anilish P,.si.
dent ut The Board Of fnis,ec' and afer tl' nne 10
HUBERT r LEFEBVkE,
Ana pYtu al, All nms hufs
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ROANOKE NAvlGaTI1A oo' Ssvisalica
THE snnud! meeting II ne 80, %. Ncr;h Caro..ns
i Company WI be held a. "s'''"' a, JoYNEK'
on THURSDAY, tire 2sth OF oc,ooeS,
Weldon, september 81, lsis-s''
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We learn lha dispa ches went forward by Tie
S, steamer, removing Mr. Robert Walsh from
The oflice oi U S. Consul al Paris, which ne ha,
hell Ter some eigh, years pas Coarisr and En-.
arirer.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Arrival of the Cambria.

RAvAGEs OF THE CHOLERA IN ENGLAND, IRE
LAND, FRANCE, &c.-SAD NEWS FROM HUN
GARY-THE HUNGARIAN LEADERS CAPTU-
RED-PARDON TO GEORGEY-AFFAIRS OF
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Concord Academy
REFE LEM Es.

THE next session Of this Institution v,,i
i on the let of October. o''hehee
WM COLEMAN, A ~, p,in,,.,
LEWIS NJ COLEMAN, A n "''pa''
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WILLIAMSBURG FEMALE ACADsl,y
TIVE fius.rrs Of this Academy have olro.r,. :.
annonncin. 70 tie public that they have secu,r,.
The services oi Mr. iuDen r l.r,-h;fr a p,inss
ns gentleman Is extensively AMI ..,vo,aDI sr[s
TINT they deem il unnecessary 10 say any ,n,np " -,
qualifications For all PARTICULARS, they trtrisI H.
snhjGined advertisement al the Prtnein, )" '"'
\ II icCANDLISH.
Aus 81 pres.Gsa; Board OF Tfu.trss
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Photographed Tor the Baltimore Sun. !

ct. JtHNSi sept ~ o r W.
The steamer Cambria, Capt. Leiich, arrived
at Halifax last evening, at O'Clock, bringing
dates IRON Liverpool 10 the 6ih inst, aud London
TO The 7lh. The overland express from Halifax
reached here this afternoon, bringing London and
Liverpool papers, from which make up the fol-
lowing summary OF the intelligence brought by
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Hon John ;lasoa;s DrE p Scott.. S.
the senate of Vr.na;~ Thomas J Ra.tont IKE 1T
Albemarle; Dr Arms,ead Cooks Porsro,,nns.
bert >ianard Esq, Richmond; VIM n H. no
ESQ., Prince George; WIN II Iayloe, Ego . ma,
Any; Rehari Baylor Esq., Essex; Andrew II" ""nh'
Esq,S Jefferson; Clayton Coleman, ESQ. i""t
John Tabb, Esq,* Gloucester; Wm eoy. P. .a
Glonceste'; bon Robert 7 Hunter, Essrx: R,,,,
Re grIcnd Nicholas Cobbs, u ID, Bishop Of Alas
Hon Thomas II I,ayly, NJ C; Judge Daniel Corma"a
Alabama Hon James Seddon,* VI [; GEN.,
Bernard Pcyion,s Richmond; Hon James y Ma.oa'
Frederick; Reverend William Friend, Port R'y,,
John I BRYAN. Esq Gloucester; Thomas i Ca
son EsI,. Petersburg; Mirrs w Fisher, g.o
Northampton; John " Tyler. ESQ.,. W1n.n,,r
George + Wllkins, Eaq,s Northampton: Franz
Rlves, Esq,s Petersburg. "''
Gentlemen who either have had, or who a, ,,ss.r,
have sons or wards members of the insiltntIor NJ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-25

WAsulSoruN, April II, 1919.
Sir: On the afternoon OF the 18Th instant,
| communication from you, daled Washington,
April -, l649, (wilhout showing The day on
which twas writ,enD was received al this Office,
relative TO The claim OF Mr.. Port on The Govern.
mcnl Of the u. States; and having had occasion
10 address You private note learn, through The
messenger who was dispatched 10 deliver it, that
| you have been, for the last Two Weeks, absent
from Washington, and that The period Of your re.
turn hither from New York was quite uncertain.
| Under these circumstances, after pcrusal OF
| your no'e which was laid before me this morning
lose not moment in requesting you 10 repair
TO this city without unnecessary delay.
have The honor TO be- very respectfully, sir,
| your obedient servant,
JOHN M. CLAYTON.
Mr.. WILLIAM Tell PorssiH
La the interview between Mr.. Clayton and Mr..
Pousin which followed this mole, the later gem
teman was informed that his letter was highly
offensive, aud contained language which our Co.
Vernment could net admit, and mat be was per-
United TO Withdraw The offensive expressions -
Tne letter was accordingly witadrawn, aud on
ne lol!oWi0g cay returned, eIpuIga.sd OF the
mes! offensive ma.Icr. Anxious TO maintain
friendly relations with The minister, the President
here petmE!cd b. mailer 10 drop, and The CORES.
pondsnce with reea!d 10 The claim OF Mr. Pur;
| NJ ~ "eS uopCu tUdt there WUulQ Os no
TURNER cause Of complaint
On the l2,h day OF May however. Mr.. Pous.
sin, in diplomatic note, reprts nied TO The State
Department that "Mr. Carpenter, III. comman.
der OF The American war.sramcr Iris after
Fastening 10 The assistance Of The French ship
Eugene, OF Havrr, " 'ich had struck o. the ban
OF Rise, near The anchorage oil Aulon L z.rco,
advanced claims, wholly inadmissible, on &C.
count OF remuneration for his ssrvices and 10
secure their acqui.tal, detained The Eugene for
two or three days. In Consequence OF The ener-
seiic circumstances OF Mr.. Lavalc, ard the
honorable Intervention OF the Consu! OF The
Uaicd States a, Vera Cruz, Commander Car.
pendeI dcsisIed from his pfelensions" Mr..
Poassin proceeded 10 say that The Minister OF
Foreign Adaiis of France requested hin to I'D
dress To the Cabinet al Washington The most
serious observations on inc abuse OF authority
commi;,,d by this officer, in illegally OBTAINING
the ship Eugene" He concluded his note with
the following remark: You will easily compre-
bend, MIR. Secretary 81 Safe, how important it
IS that such occurrences should notbe repeated;
and shat severe blame, al least, should be laid on
those who thus consi1e! themselves empowered
10 substitute arbitrary measures ior JUSTICE and
] donb moi thai you will wiihou; delay, give
satisfaction 10 the Just complaints OF The French
Republic" This mole, unaccompanied as il was
BY any testimony TO justly the charge against
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Deity SAT- upon the consecra,ed bush, and iiu.
mined without consuming it-that law Of The
Deity, uttered on The lips o! his proIha AID
from The Saviour o! mankind. A spirit is abroad
in The Cou.e1eracy, and seeking TO penetrate tie
heart Of its Union, which wouli openly drnounce
revoke and over-fule the supreme wisdom O.
supreme Providence; that would
..s'natch from his hand the balance and the rod
Re.judgc his justice-be the God OF God"
The unholy arms OF guilty ambition are ain.
ing al the same result. IL can Know no reiIeal-
"Iui, oesan-mus, ay 10 gulls consumma;e, 10
b. SALE
The arsenal OF humanity viii sugpl, 10 az.
mour tor such contest. She will leuA hypoc-
risy no weapon Tor lie conflict The CORES Ct
our revoiuion, Ire ropes OF free go.crnEenl,
allure these Guhaiiowed schemss.
40 man lived 0, dird WAC nell in IN re exc.
Grafton than Mr.. Polk, his peace IS Ioy.ag
mischief. IL IS among The remarkable colnci-
dences which gather over this satjecl, ina, The
late President is most ceLsuIed for Withholding
his veto, by thase WHO main'ain the persuasion
lha. ihs executive veto stou!d te suuck lo!ev. r
fon his canstitu iona powers. That ne sa!i-
eat securities Tor lnincruy rieh s. shouc BIZ srGck
ON minority hanjs! Let no ieion brand ever
ttrch the ark Of our Uaion. Liberty iseli, is IN
the care of The Union, and this Union cepencs
On The preservation ut lis COMPROMISES. be
ina. fires the compromises fires the Union. They
are one and indissoluble II was the Growing
NOR OF Presiden, Folks public te-the lone star
of his adninstrstion-'ha. this Federal Union
mus, be preserved upon its confederate principles.
Faith and harmony award him chapei. His
terry will record, and poslcrrity viii cherish his
tame. The honors If earth repaid his virtcou..
isbors. He has just gone 10 his great account,
where The weary are forever at rest.
ii asked Tor his character, It's read in his lie
Il asked Tor The witness OF his renown, his
country answers 10 the call. That coan,ry's
glory revelcerates his lame. Is prosperity IN.
der his rue, is his monument. II asked for his
private virtues, 60 10 his disconsola'e widow, 10
his friends. his neg lboIs, his counlrymen. There
is his eulogy. II asked for his chf.s ,an virtues,
&C 10 bis dying bel. II was ,hore that death had
no sting-Ihe grave 20 victory.