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Presidential Calls,

On inquiry we learn that the PRESIDENT re-
ceves business calls from ten to twelve O'Clock
every morning, giving preference to members
OF Congress; and that he receives calls of cere-
mony from twelve to two p. M, on Mondays,
Wednesdays, and Fridays. The rest of his
time is necessarily devoted to the despatch Of
buSinea.
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TELEGRAPH TARTF.-The Morse line of tele-
graph between New York and Buffalo will hereaf.
ter the following tariff
Ten words, $50 miles and under, twenty cents,
and one cent for each additional word.
Ten words, over so miles and under 300 mes,
thirty cents, and two cents for each additional
word.
Ten words, 300 miles and over, forty cents, and
three cents for each additional word.
The distance is measured by the route the line
of telegraph passes, and not by the usual mail
route.
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NLw SOUTH WALIs.-The present population Of
New South Wales is about $50 900, having in
creased during the last ten years at nearly one
hundred and sixty per cent. During the nine
years ending with '43, the imports and exports add
vanced from 81 1855 900 to f2, 1851 900, or nearly
seventy. four per cent.
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PsoFEssoR wrssTKR.-The Boston Journal of

PROFESSOR W EnsTRR.-Ihc Boston journal oil
Saturday afternoon says:
CDR. Webster first learned the decision Of the
Executive Council in his case, by reading tho re-
port in evening paper, II is stated that he was
but slightly agitated, having, as we are informed,
prepared himself for the worst II Is further stated,
upon reliable authority, that he has expressed OF
late no desire to have bis sentence commuted, and
that he appears to have a moro realizing sense of
the awful situation in which he is placed and also
that he is evidently preparing himself for the aw-
ful fate which surely swnits him.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Webster and family
visited him in his cell. They had not then learned
the decision Of the Governor and Council.
High Sheriff Evelyth visited the prisoner thi.
morning, and found him quite calm, exhibiting no
observable change in his general appearance
"Hs eIcellency Gov. Briggs has fixed his sig
nature TO the death warrant which has been
duly transmitted to the high sheriff
'Tho family Of the prisoner, for long time past.
have studiously avoided reading any newspapers
whatever, and hence cannot have been advised
from that source, Of the progress of any matter
pertaining to the painful case, in which they are
Immediately interested.
"The prisoner expressed the hope thi. morning
that his family would be kept in ignorance of the
day fxcd for bis execution
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The American packet ship Southampton has just
made very extraordinary passage across the At
lantic, having landed her passengers at Falmouth,
England, in thirteen days and thirteen hours from
New York. Captain Morgan, her commander, is
said to have crossed the Atlantic one hundred and
ffiY limcs.
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add to the bill as additional section the follow
ing:
Ind be IL further enacted, That nothing herein
contained shall be SO construed as 10 call in ques-
ton the validity and binding force Of the Texan
compact of annexa ton in any respect whatever
The Senate then proceeded TO the consideration
of executive business, and shortly afterwards
Adiourned
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THE REPU BLIC.

Had he been permitted To offer that amendment,
it would have effectually broken up the juggle.
Transparent as was this piece Of trickery, it
has well answered the party purposes for which
II was devised, as every Wing candidate at the
South has had occasion to know. Ii has been
adroity, effectively, and constantly cited by
the Democratic presses and speakers at the
South, as con elusive evidence that the North
ern Democrats are the peculiar friends of the
domestic institutions of the South That hum
bug, however, has had its day The first vote
given on the Wilmot provisO in the House of
Representatives, and subsequent events, have
completely exploded it. The address Of the
Nashville convention makes no distinction be-
tween Northern Wings and Southern Demo
Gratis, as it regards their opposition to the insti-
tuition of slavery. 1t does not denounce the
former as the enemies, and hail the latter as
the friends of Southern interests. 1t looks upon
both In the same light. ltspeaks of the ''North,"
OF the "Northern people," &C., in that con
nexion. This was well, because it is true
The policy recommended by the fifth of these
resolutions in relation to Abolition petitions was
followed up by the adoption, at a subsequent
session of Congress, of the famous 2lst rule.
That was an issue the South ought never to
have made. A few Wing members from that
section of the Union foresaw and predicted its
effects, and voted against it. The experience
OF few years indicated the propriety and
wisdom of their course. 1t was repudated and
repealed In lS44, when the Democrats had
majority of thirty or forty in the House of Rep
resentatives.
So much for the ATHERToN juggle in 1888
The monstrous Juggling practised by the same
party on the same question will be exposed
hereafter
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STEAMBOAT CAsUALTIEs.-At a recent meeting
ofthe citizens of Cleveland, Ohio, committee was
appointed to consider the causes of steamboat dis
asters and the means of prevention. Their report
contains n detailed statement Of the loss attend
ing each of the accidents TO steamboats, on the
northern lakes. They give the following summary
L..
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BRIDGING LAKE CHAMPLAIN.--It appears in the
papers that special committee of the New York
Senate, Messrs. Geddes, Dart, and Owen, appoint
cd to inquire into the matter, during the recess,
have been engaged in making Investigations in the
vicinity of Rouse's Point having reference to the
erection Of bridge across Lake Champlain, near
the Canada line. Several other Senators, citizens
of Troy, Whitehall, Burlington, Platsburgh, &C.,
and Governor Paine, of Vermont, President Of the
Vermont Central, and MIR Chandler, President ofthe
Ogdensburgh Railroad, and other gentlemen, we're
present during the most Of the examinations. The
committee had examined the lake throughout, both
to its navigation and business. Also the draw
bridge across the Richeiieu river, Mount Bel
Aeil, east Of Montreal ; and likewise the draw
bridge across the same river at ST. johns, at the
trance Of the Chambly canal, together with the nav
igation of that canal, the business of ST. Johns
Thursday was devoted to examinations at Rouso's
Point. Saturday, the committee would examine
witnesses at Pittsburgh.
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The speech recently delivered by Mr.. RHETr
in Charleston, to which such significant allu-
sion was made by Mr.. CLAY in the Senate, on
Monday, and which has been the subject of
considerable comment in the Charleston papers,
will be found in another part of the Republic
to-day. Having received but a single copy
which was placed in the hands of the compost
tors, we have not yet read it. Comment is,
therefore, necessarily postponed until tomorrow
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TeleYraphic.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.

BALTIMORE. July 23-9t p. IN.
BY the Asia's news-at Liverpool, on the 9Th.
cotton advanced quarter during the week; sales
eighty FIVE thousand bales. Corn firm.
No further news received.
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CALrroRNIA COMMERCE. Captain Lofever of the
steamer Hartford, (now in California; writes to
friend that there is now in the bay, fronting the
city OF San Francisco, fleet of vessels four uiss in
length, by one and half in breadth, az close AZ
can be snchored-supposed TO be the largest amount
Of tonnage IN any port IN tho world"
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SUMMARY.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
slSyentslebre Der @lIaertten.

Salf Seces bat pon oem berubmten Cieet
verltOrbtnsu) QrOpbst MitIer 9ebirt, ober
@eni8e fennen Die 9ebriiee Der Sefte. BON
meIdcr isne beriitbtiate perfOn oa5 Saupt
mar. Nab oem 2opsnt5 9eraIo fin6 Te
9e9enWdrti9 foI9ence -
l. Die Grneucrun9 biefr Grce burd
Seuer, uno iDre @iecerberfsuun9 sur para
oiehl6en Sb6nbeit.
2. Die psri6nlidte 5ufunft @brifi tcim
Giutritt cc5 Mtlenium5.
3. Sein @eribt uber Die 2ebenoioen uno
Soften bel fsinrr Gritbeinun9 uno ieinem
Gei6c.
4. Seine GIcoierun9 auf Der Grte ilber
bic RotiUnen Der grI6fen.
5. Die 2(ufsrisbun9 Der GntftIofenen
in Gbrilto uno Die Ssrwanotun9 Der Itbsn,
Den Seili9eu bel iciner Qnfunft.
6. 9ie 3erf6runo Der Iebsncen @OttIO'
fen oon Der Groe bel ienem Grei9n5 uno
ibrc Suber9un9 unter Getten Der Sinfer
niB bis aur 5wettsn UuferfGbun9.
I. Sbre Uuferifebun9 uno 9critbt, am
gnoe beS WjQeniums, uno SerurtDciIun9
sur rwi9en Snafc.
8. Sie SerIeibur9 Der tlnferblibfeii
(in bcm Ibriftlibeu uno nibt meltitben
Gebraub bieis5 @Ort5) turb GDriRo, bel
Der QuferteDuno.
9. Die ncue GrSe uno ewi9e @Obnun9
Ger grl0fen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Giuc l,crrIici,c 5Scc.

Sr. G6tter, GeYrilsntant i'm Saufe ucn
Sbio, bat Der 0cfee9etun9 8efblUlie por-
9eIe9t, untcrfuten, ob e5 au5flbrbor fet,
oen 8crbrccbcrn, onfott Der GinfNferuuq
fir cine 9emife 9icibc pon SaDren, cine oe,
miITe Suantitit 2IrbGit Su ocuittcn, ais
Grofs oufSuerIeaen, in Der 2bfbt, bic Ser
ribtun9 Der 2(rbeit Der @infprrrun9 Su iub-
ftituircn uno 70 Gin Srnf. SYltem cinSu.
fubrcn, eurb wcIhe5 Der Scrtrcber in
Stano 9eicBt miro, burb frcipiQiocn, ebr.
barsn uno ou5oauernbcn SIei6 bic 3cit fti.
ncr Ginfafruno obiuftBtn, unc meItbc5
oorouf berehnet ii, i'm an fOttte 2ebcu5art
mo iOIten StciB su 9swtbnen, NoB cr Su
sinem nutIiben Mit9Iicce Der @cIcuI6aft
berauSoebil0gt ucroe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
stbibruIib.

SORT, mas Gin frufi9er, alter Sdh6lsr
Don ben Gdcic5 Ia9t. @a5 Ioa man mil
iOItb etncm unverbeferIibsn alien Slnoel
tbun?
"Sb6Yfe cn otGantiI6m Stcan nit ei.
mem SbreIiifeI Iser Swdnae oeine Ser1e in
oo5 pOrbTe Gnbe ecines StiefeLs made
ole poftweifsr ibrs Serfpretben baIten unt
Subicribsntsn Den Sruder bsSabIen Ienct
6tiban9cIn in Die So6be, I'm Sterue 3u Fl,
Itten; reite auf Spiunfiprn einem Comet
nab, um ibn gu fou9en wrnn Der Hesen
ME Der Gataroft oes Niaoara beratfommt
c0nn beiinu eitb, no bu oeinsn Geoeufbirm
9eIa1en BAIT BRIDE ben SaIs elmer Wusfi
10 nit sinsm 8adifein ;u fu3um, bewei.
fc oIle 9inge, Die man bi5ber fir unm6oIid,
belt, ais mtglib, abcr perfUtc nismaIs,
Elm @ei55biIc fagen SIT MAIDEN; iie mill,
wenn fe fitb einmoI pOrsenOmmsn bat Su
fa9cn, Iie will ni4t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
SIcuDOrf, 9TSy 4.
SrutalitGt Spnoer 6Iciebcn.

I'm 2 ubr ssfern WOr9en braben 20 bis
80 Seufsl in Electromagnetic in Gin 9au5
in Der 39fen Sna6e, nobe Der 10. QUenue.
in Dem ein Sa9eI6bncr RamenS SODn &Cd
nit ieiner Srou uno einsr 9iitbte wObnt.-
Die 9 durfen branasn lo9Ieitb in ooS
SbIobimmer bs5 Srn. God, fbIu9en i'm
Suerlt uno boncsn i'm oann an 6dncen uno
SuBen, sO9en al5bonn Srau Sod aus cem
Bette, uno tbatsu iDr unter anoern WiB'
banoIun9en @ewaIt an. SOoann 9jn9en
Die 9aI9entrife in oaS S6Iafgemadt Der
Wi6 9lod, uno perfubren nit ibr auf bic:
ielbe brutale @siIs. uno mahtsn iitb oann
aus oem Staube. Grif am MOr9en 9sIan9
eS osm Srrrn Sod litb pon feinen 8anoen
Su befreien; er risf fo9lciGb cinen 2trSt ber'
bel, Der bic brbsn Srauenjimmsr ouf cine
fbrsdIibe 8eile Su9eri6tet fano, 70 CAP sr
an ibrer Grnefun9 SweifeIt. Die QOIiSei
ber 16. 8aro perfOI9te geltern Die Spiebu.
ben, uno erwiibte einen cerfeIten, Den
6err Sod aIIoboIo erfannt BAT. Dte so
tisei 9Iaubt, ca6 Bis beute Die 8ance 9r66'
tentbeiI5 ein9efan9cn Etn wiro.
I0p,r,LTE,,,r
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
@cumIDlpomiTcDe 0efeesebuno.


Su eiefem &6rpcr fno meilt fir pirfe
9c9eno uninterelante eOfaIIa1sn urridtct
pcToen.
Cine petitiOn BON 9ir9eru pcn eeba
@ountD wurce ein9ebraht, in Der um elm
geIee fur NuStreibun9 atIer Ncser Uoer far
bi9en perfcncn 9ebeten wirc.
Die 8ia fur Qufbrbun9 ouer @eTekc,
welbe @i9entbum ron Der Saraticn aus
nebmen, wuroe pafiirt ourh bic Committee
eeS ganSen uno elmer SCIeet Committee
iberwieIen.
Die Siu in SeSu9 ouf bic SernibtunQ
Der Eetief 9lOten lautet i'm wefentliben, CAP
Der Staot5fdagmeiter angswieisn uno BE-.
poumdhti9t weroe, fOIbe GeIief Hcten,
weIde 70 SerrilIcu ODER ab9cnuet fino, baB
iie Sur fernern @irfuIation unbraubbar lino,
auSureibeu uno eem @eneral Quoitor ;u
iberIiefern, I'm III UOrfbrftmdsi9sr @eile
pGnibtet Su peroen.
Sa5 Supplement ;u Ger Gtefbeieunotn
bctreffenoen Ufte Iautet eabin, eaB Die Su.
riSoittiCn Der oerfhieoenen "Gcurten pCn
Common Qlca5" binfOrt auf ale Saue Der
Srennun9 pCn @bcbanbsn fir urIaden Der
obfdtli6en, b65willi9en uno fCrtQeIekten
SerIalIun9 Der gBCbnun9 ourb cine Der
beiocn 9arteien Obne Sureidenoe @runoe
auSae6ebnt weroen fol-, unb oaB es fur ieoe
@artsi eefsemdBi9 fsin fOu, in IoIhen SiI
len utrmtteI(t elmer WstttiOn oocr G[aae Bel
Der arei9netsn Court cebfallI9e @sfutbe an
subrin9su, ieoUb erit nab QbIauf Ucn feds
MOnoten, naboem cine fol6e ur1ade Sur
S6eioun9 9e9eben III.
Die Court fOu aber erif ndb QbIduf rCn
;wei SaDren, Don Dem Scitpunfte Der Ser.
la6uu9 ob, S6IuB Sefrste ertbeilen f6nncn.
Die 9enannten Courts fotleu 9efetmdsio
Die Sui5oittion iber ale @beIhecunoSfdQe
fir b6Swiui9r SerIafun9, @bebrub ,c. aub
in iclden SdlIen au5ibeu, no bic 9enann,
ten Sorfdue Iib in onoern Stoaten ereionet
baben, pOrous9efeet oaB ioI1' cine gbe:
| Ibsibun9 ntdt befretirt werbcn iou, wenn
Der Uplifart uibt Elm Burger bieIe5 Stootes
ii uno in cemieIben mincellsn5 Gin 9anSe5
Sobr 9cpobnt bat.
SIM Senat t murce tic Siu in Setrrff
Der @runeei9sntbumer beiprCden. 9ieIe
SiI miro, wsnn le curh9ebt, oo5 &erbiGt'
ni6 Der Mstb sIeute ju ibrsn "9ono. 9Cro5''
| Iebr Ucrinccrn. - Die 8iu IbIi9t Dor, oaB,
NO irqeno Elm Mietb3mann perIdumt Dem
Gontroft 9smi6 ieinen MiettSins Su Sablcn,
Der Gi9entbumer bei einem QIpsrmann Uoer
Sriecsn5ribter &Ia9e brin9en fann. - Ser
Qtbsrmann Ober SriecenSribter muB oann
cine SorIacun9 an Den Mietb5mann ftbifcn,
uno Sage nab Qu5teIun9 berfetben miro
Der SAL ptrb6rt' @enn Der Mietbsmann
fcinen Gruno on9cben fam, porum sr ben
Sins ni1t SabIen folItc, Damn miro cine 9e
ri6uihe 2(u5msiiun9 an einen @Cnfabler
aus9eteut, uno Der Mietbsmann mus in
3sit Don brei Saeen ea6 aemistbste Saus
Ccsr eano perIa6en uno Die &oiten beSobIeu.
8snn sr an tie Common pIsa5 Court ap
pslIren mil, mus er 8iraf6aft (tsasn fur
cen Mietb5in5 uno Die Soften.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
SGfAtia fiir sic 0GSieS !

Sbr Damsn, Sbr foutet INNER pinftIib
oorauf itben, baB Sure Sbube cine nbdIbe
SciB" tlsinsr iino ais Sure SuGe, uno wenn
gutb Scmano UOrwirft fe ieien Su nteit,"
70 muBt Sbr fa9n: % nein, iis ino pisI
Ill 9rcB y benu e5 it cine metfwilrci9e
Sbatiabe, oa6 nod feline Dame 9efunpen
wurce, bic Su en9e Sbube tru9. Die Sob
len Gurer Stube ioQten 70 bum fein ais
m69tib, benn eS Ueritebt itb ba5 iie baru
Idn9r boIten, aus Der bc9rcifIibsn urfahe,
oaB ole Game, meItbs fie trd9t faIt fris9t
uuo 81 Saule bIejbcn Ocer gar i'm Sette Iie'
gen mub, wdbreno mel6er Ssit Die Sbube
Damn nitbt v9ewOren" weresn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
SScrltcincruuo.

Ser 5OuFOn CMifourD 9IepubIiFaner
pom 28. y. 81. erSdbIt: Man mOutc cinen
tOotcu &irper, meIber por funf biz feds
Sabren bc9raben wpreen mar, an cine an.
esrc SteUc perIegen. 2u5 Der Saro nun
tinme9acihofft wcrcen folIte befanb ar iid
in einCm 8ulance rcr &riicinruug, uno
mar 70 fhwCr, ba6 tie &rdfte pCn feds
banofrfen W6nncm erfcrorlitb maren, i'm
All teme9en. Ql5 nun I'm bic urfotbe biefer
Shwere nah9efutt wurtc, 70 fano e3 hib,
baB Der 9anjs &Orper cine rerfciuerte MoiTe
aCwprben MAR. 9lur Die Singer, Elm Sbcil
sinc8 Sufc8 une Gin fIeiuer ptae, no biz
SanO aufo9, bIjtt ven Eirfer SerFeinerun9
frfi
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
9Iucatdn.

Sie tstten 8erthte aus Wucatan meItcn,
CAP Die Commandments Sruppen cine
SdIadt nit ben Sneianern in Der Ndbe
uCn SebanO5 bcfonben baben, in wet6er
Gle lcetersn QcfbIo9en wuroen, uno 400 Sc.
fon9ene, 600 Mu5feten, cine 9rO6e Suan.
titdt YuIper uno cine bstrdhtlihe Summe
8slO uerlOren. Die GdcsI5fubrsr baten
oarauf I'm Qarbon res @ouUrneurS uno
erbOten fit sur unberin9tsn uetsr9abe iDrer
Srcitfrdfte. gRan bCfft, oa6 bamit oem
verIdn9rten Gris9e ein gnre 9ema6t wsr.
ben WGrbe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
SpniSerb1r.

8u Srebuif in MarpIano erei9nets Iid
foIoen6sr Scrfau Sin SObn oes Serge
II. Cole, 16 Sabre alt, itarb pI6eIih, nab
2tuSIa9e beS QrSte5 an Der GOie. Sa ie.
bod mebrere 8wcifgl pOrbanoen worcn, OBJ
er wirflitb toot iei IieB man ben G6rper 5u'
e(t uier Sage lang i'm Saufe Iic9cn, fcete
i'm Iocann in eincm Sarge in cine @ruft
bs8 Iutberif4en &ubbOfe5 unO IisB cen
Sars often. SbwObG Der 36rYer nun be-
rsit5 iber Iwei @Oben bier Iic0t 70 iino
feline Bon9en 70 fri1b, ME Die zines 9efun.
ben Menftben feline SOceSjsiben Gno por'
bantm. uno fC9ar feline Gippen, weGhs IN.
fansS bIau warren, baben mieosr gang Die
nutIrIae Sarbe erbatcn. Die 2(u9en FIND
nidt cin9eiunfen, unc ale @Iiecer baben
ibre pUufdnoi9e 8ie9famfcit. Die GItern
uno prftisosne aucere prfOnm bcfubsn
i'm ti9Ii;b, uno pb9Iei6 Die 9Oftorcn be.
baupten, er fti rirtlid tObt, 9tautcn Hc6
pite Geute oa5 9eQent6Cjl.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
gSid,tiac GrftuSuito.

Das "MleoicaG SOurnot" fa9t: "Go3
pail Der ftonS6ffbe SOtiaIiif, bat cine MIDI
tioe SodIfraft i'm &amYfer eutcrft. Die
SbIofcf9Pdt, wsIde hcm @abniinn 70 of
roron9Cbt ocu ccfcn critc8 Stadium bitoet,
uno meltbe weber eurb Spum, SVcSeiamu6
ncb tr9eno Elm anSue5 uarcctiIhe5 MlittcI
9ebrtCn mcrocn fam, meitt einem Gran
Gampfsr in QiQsnform uuo eincm Sttuf
ScpfcnItce uOu rlnjn uub 5 Srcpf,n
S9wti'tit9w.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Geoupmie ciues ojeisbalfes.

Gine 3eitun9 Don Mihi9an erSdbtt fol.
9enoe 2(nctpote uber bic Griparun95weile
zines @eijbaIie5
Gin Mann Ger cbiae Su9cno in eincm
0cben 9race beiaB, pFe9te 2tbsno5 feline
&inocr Sufraoen nNun, meiue Gieten, wer
von Sud miu sinen Sent babcn uno obne
QbrnoelIen Su 8ete 9eben? e.
p98ir oue mOu,n, Sater."
2lm ndbfsn Mor9en fru9 er baun
u gSO0t Sbr Sece5 eincn Gent 9eben uno
name SUDDEN gum WOr9enc1en BADEN? 2"
,Sa, ia!" riefsn ale nit ciuer Stimms.
2luf oisie 2trt erbeIt er MCr9en5 ieosS:
NAL fcin geIo mircer Surtf, womit ct ie
Ubenp5 um cine Mabljeit bstrU9.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Scr Sdlullpfcr,

Gin mhiIioer Gn9tiucer Dat fOlssnte 8c.
rstbnun9 ongeteCt: Gin oroentIiber ga
bafI6nupfer nimmt aue 10 Ninutm cine
prife iece 0reiie, nit ben oaSu seb6ri9en
llmftdneIibfeitsn 9snommen, erfCroert an
certbaIb Minuten 3eit ancrtbaIb Minu'
ten auf Sebn in rinen Sage, Su Iebsjebn
Stunosn on9encmmen, 9re6net, madtSwci
Stuncen uno Swan6i9 Minutsn; aEfO elm
3ebntbeil tss 9swibnIiteu Sa9es, uno fOrs'
lid einen Sag unter Sebn. 2n9snommsn
nun, caB Elm Menfb pierSi9 Sabre Sabat
Itnupft 70 fOE9t, ba6 Elm Sabadfbuupfer
pdbrenb bieIer 3sit pier Sabre bios nit fci.
ner Naie ;u tbun 9cbatt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14

S%gin Iiebenoer Gbemanu BAT cinen
IrSt, ibm etpaS fir bic Qu9en feiner Srau,
Gle febr entSunoet rparen, su perihreben.
"Sie fOu iic iebrn Sag nit einem 8IdS6en
8ranntweiu wa1ben," fa9te Der SCftor.
@euae 8oben nadbr be9cguete eektCrsr
oem @bsmanns "gun, Srsuno. bat Sbre
Srau meinsn Gatb befcI9t ?" fro9te er.-
"Sie bat lieb ale m6gItbe Whbe 9e9eben,
SoftOr," faots Der @otte; "fie bat caS GIa6
aber ME b6ber; oI5 biS ju ibrem Munee
brin9en f6nnrn."
SSn 3ufunft meroen Die europdiItCn
ginwanberer burb Die Cuff, fat Su @alIer,
nad Qmerifa fommeu. Sin 9ewiiIer patln
in Qari5 bat cinen 9uftbaucn 9ematt, nit
benz CT 5000 Men1hen auf einmal eurb bic
Guft futibirt. G5 in swar nitt Elm einjeI'
ner SalIOn fCnbern mebrere fnb in elmer 9e'
pihen Stonun9 ;ufammen befsiii9t, uno
bic game Mofs fol- 70 9rOB ais Die DOM
firde in @ori5 fein.
~5opp, Sopp!- Sn Goui8UitIe
wOuen bic Oeutften ein 9fe9iment reiten'
Der QrtiCIerie bileen, ,,um bamit i'm nd6tien
Srubiibre, no wabrIhsinIib cine neue Ge'
pollution in Oeutlblano au5brehen wiro,
oem aIten SaterIanoe iu SuIfe 6u ellen"
% Der @ouoern6r BON 8nmtfhatfa
bat nebf 200 Qerfonen feineS 9efoI9eS Der
un9ebeucn 8dIte i'm Mcnate December
ms9cn, Die 3ufuft Su Ieinem untcriroiIten
QoIoit, 20 Meter untcr Der Sberfdbe, neb
men mhiIcu.
%Gin eiIerneS @efdn9niBwur
be neuIb Don louisville nab elmer Sc
erno bruntcu in Qrfania5 perI6ifft. SnBeG:
be mar aus Stan9eneiien Urrferti9t, uno
wenn e5 ;uiammcn9efu9t miro, miro IS ca5
1nieben zines un9cbeucrn Gdf95 oorbieten.
Gihter SefTrie5 fa9te cinit i'm Sc.
ritbt ju eiuem oIten Iun9bdrti0en Mann ::
"S6 CLAUDE, SIR babt Elm 70 Ian9e5 Sc:
wifcn, ol5 Gusr Bart. "Wsm Sic,"
erwicorte Der 2uts, "oo5 @cwi6cn natb Der
edn0e oe5 8art5 msiIEn, 70 baben Sic gar
fein5."
&0ie Qpahe- SMOiancr in 9teumcrifo
boben often SeinbfeIi9feiten 9c9en Die Scr.
ct. srfIdrt uno bc9onuen.
|Sn Der 8efet9ebuu9p pon
Strn befincen ftb 14Mit9ieoer, webe
aus SenciIce itammen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14

"Gon @ofbin9tOn boben mir meiter
nihts Su mcIoen, ais oaB INNER nOtb Geben
iber GIap'S Scr0Icid5'SefttIuTs uno Die
SflaUereifra9e 9ebaIten wercen.- Notbccm
Sr. CALHOUN, Der 9rU6e Nutlifeier, in Der
Itetcn @obe cine f6rmIids Dis uniOnreoe
eebaIten uno anbere 9Iiecer 9sfprotbcn bat
len, bisIt Sr. 8eblter cine ousqeSei6nete
Geoe, bic pjeE sur @rDaItun9 Der Union BET
tra8en wiro. 9ie ihoIden Sief6pfe fam
gen an fibIer gu perocn, uno man fann
SuUerii&tIitb fo9cn; Die Union 1T 9erettet.
-Bir DOffn baIo mebr pom GOn9reB lo9en
Al f0nnCn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
NGile ins SluslnnS.

Sruber, bsri6tet Die @af6in9tCn "&s.
public" mar Die eerp0bnIibe QnSabI Der
idbrIib pom Staotsoepartement auSeeesbc.
nen Qdfe 1900. g8dbrsno bes poriacn
Sabre5 bat baS Sspartsmsut $500 foIde
au59eferti9t, mas aIiO cine 3unobme hber
Die 9e,ptbuIi4e QnjobI pOn 200 QrCScnt
ii,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14

w Die Ginfenoun9 Don SC. uon @afh'
ingtcn Saunfhip bobrn mir erboItsn uno 1T
unter grrd9una. Bir m6dten am ltebfen
auerit nit bem @infrneer Gprc6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
Sciter.

6itfr SbrcfcnSruf rt6nte am Iseten
WittmOh Qbeno, Inn bolb IL lbr, ais be-
reit5 fait 2tue5 in rubt9em SdIafe lag,
eur6 unfTe Sto6en. Ser 9CIJhoppen
Der Trou Qnna Setter marndmIb in
8rano 9cratbsn, uno ba5 ourre SOIj bronn'
te 70 befti9, oa6 ben SIammsn fein GinbaIt
Su tbuu mar unb oo5 nobeftcbcnpe 9ou5
Der Mrs. Setter, fOpObI oI5 ale onlO6Cn-
ben Gcbiuce in Der 9r6Bten gefabr (taucen
9urds cen onbattencen &e9cn paren ieoC6
bic Ddher uno Bdnte Der 9iuler 70 er'
ndBt, eoB eo5 Scuer ob9eboIten wercen
fonnte uno iOmit fein peitcrc5 tln9tilf &C.
faab. uebcr Gle @nt1eDun9 ce5 Scuer5
ino bic Sermutbun9en 70 wioeripre1cno,
baB mir fein urtbeiI ot9eben f6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-03-14
9SDd)eitt(iCbcS 9tacr(et.

sSDie 9easno BON Niecer Sauecn,
NCrtbamptcn @auutp, fol- neuIib pon elmer
Sance 9eIebIOfen @eiinorIs beunrubi9t wor'
ben fein, wcIde osS Nobts in bic @obnuu
gen tinbradsn uno forttrusen, nas ibusn
in bic Sdnoe fam. 2(us bsm SauIe oon
pbiIip epnn, Gfq., fOuen fe Ucr einiaeu
9Scden cine Sadubr uno onoere Qrtifel
9eifcbIcn baben; uno einiae glidte pcrber
mar in Gin Sau5 unter6aIb SslIertOwn &C.
brOheu, WOIeIbft Gb bic Ribtsmilrbi9en Su
ben Gsferbifsn be5 Sellers pcrbaIfsn, uno
nadbcm iie ibren 9efrd6iocn Uppstit oefiiut
botten, etnen SbsiI ces @abIs5 auf cem 81
Ibe SurudIie6en.