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New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Important suit.
From the New orlesu. Dele, April p

FROM the New Orleans Dele, ApTil p
suit involving the sum of 100000, or there.
about, occupied the Fourth District Court-Judg
Straw bridss-Fridsy and Saturday. 1t was Jury
case, and the parties to II were A. w. Gordon for
the Of Jas. Dundas, et al trustees of the l. )
Bank v. Jas. Irwin. The merits of the case
seemed To be briefly these The late Judge Hitch
cock OF Alabama. the bro,herinlaw OF Mr. Irwin
was at the time Of his decease. in the Autumn Of
1889 indebted 20 the United States Bank in the
sum Of about million of dollas-such at least is
the allegation made by those who represent that
institution For this they hold mortgages on his
property
In the Spring OF lsiO the bank sent out an agent
10 Mobile, with a view Of having The matter in
some manner arranged. Mr.. Irwin assuming 10
speak for and in behalf Of Mrs. Hitchcock his sis.
ter the widow and assignee Of the late judge
Hitchcock, put himself in communication with the
agent Of the bank. aud after considerable diploma
cy on both sides. the agent of the bank agreed u
pay to Mr. lrwia in post notes Of the bank one
hundred and fry thousand dollars.
The consideration for which this money was paid
forms the suimus IN the case. The representatives.
OF the bank contend. and addUce proof 10 sustain
the allegation, that II was given 20 get amicsble
possession OF the property on which they held
MORTGAGE, and Tor full satisfaction Of All other
claims II. irwin meets this by three dlfercut
aleg gstions.
Firstly, he says that the a. 900 were paid him
10 satisfy certain confidential creditors Of the
tate Of Judge Hitchcock. one OF whom he was him
self for some $4,000. Secondly, that ], was given
him IS the agent OF Ms. Hitchcock, the sole dev
see. coalition OF her making over 70 the bank an
immediate aud smicsble assignment Of sl the pro
perty on which II held mortgage ard thirdly.
though this point was not strongly urged. that u
was gwen him for having assigned 70 the bank SIX
stores IN Mobile, of the estate Of Judge Hitch
cock on which, as "a bis other property, they held
q mortgage.
Itsppeared 10 evidence that on receiving the
also 600 in post no,es. Irwin came 10 tins city.
b,d them discounted in the City Bank. and with
a portion Of the proceeds, paid large deSt OF his
own 10 that Institution
. The nominal party u the present SUIT 4 W.
(,or}on. had in 1855 Sold \ tract OF LAM % Ger
,,in company. Of which Judge Hltchcock was
nn,minert raember He TOOK their individual notes
kr the amount Of their respective shares and u IS
those passed to him by Hitchcock. bat never psld
thst ,orm the basis o the present suit They
smoup, 10 some ts0,0o0 with interest st per
cent per annuuo. since lsio-makins Atoot siev'
coo. ,,
The POINT on which the plaintiff coaOsel relied
was that Irwin BY using the elSo 0oO, or any poF-
ti1n of il for hs own use, to the prejudice o' ihe
creditors, made Dim an execa,or' "a A's 9rs Sr"HS'
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Aggregaie rseeIpl.......

AZktSaG . - ift-
The quotation FOR Land Warrants is very irregu-
lar and will continue SO until Congress comes to
some decision on the question of giving away
Public Lands to onigraat5, settlers, &c. K. Buy
ers are Offering only sll5aslls sor regular War
rants.
It is believed that all the Bank bill, which
passed the Pennsy .yania Senate VIII pass the
House.
The Philadelphia Money market is without aoy
IL a;erial change. The banks are doing liberal
business, as much as they ought, We have no
doubt, and al who want money 10 business way
iird little difficulty in obtaining it, If not at bank
"A the street. at tride more than bank interest
there is some activity in Coin. and tie quota
I ms are fra. There is q considerable amount q
Silver coming IN, and &c New.York Exchange is
no " T. cent premium ct New. Orleans We shall
probably draw large amount from the Banks Of
that city The frigate Ohio a; Boston, brought
81 1886 in Gold Dust as follows: A. Hemmen-
way stamped gold bars s3J,36O Chas. Brewer,
bars, g Go. y. c. Cunningham DO, sl6,97j: D.
B Shelley, do, sls5: Dr. Brsndreih, 10, $40 .
Maitland, Phelps x Co do, 5000; Wn. H MI
ton, DO, $500 r Morse < Soas, dust $4,000
The quotations are
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FLOUR AND MEAL The Flour rATket .1-lay = buoy
ant and the cemald s r from he rsde and the East 10
Canadian there speculative scor TIE st-k of Cs-
madam tie eighboih0od ~ +0 Gro nts The saes to-day
are 400 b5s Al better pr-es r ow erades There -. ne
So 1tz :; fr vo-i,r st... 5fsq5e1 fDr MichiFan
ard good Ohio 750 s7 for pure G-uese-. 755 - for
fsrcv Ohio 9i06 5 fD fs1ey Genesee 9id6 - for
he'd At4 15dS5 In southern he market Is b1oysnt and
IT, aenisud 10 good Sales 500 bbs a Tor mixed and
81 s.rs h Ban1yVre Georgetown Alexandria Ba..
s@G'r a Se Me- Me-. y. q3'7' with ''e' e'' h0' Sales
GsAlN-For Wheat ihere fair inquiry ard he mar
s- . bIJvEIt We hear o. 10 saes Tne stock 81 de-
scr?uons j. shout l-5o'n brsh including 200 bush Ca
rscsn The mhrseis ror.iuey lnf llZc for Canadian
l52d - Tor Gciesee M Qls iOr ONO sdll0 for Upper
Lake snd leG q or southern Cora buoysn also, and
gecc temano Ss-s 3 GO bush SEC fOr wet 81 FOR
heated q for JERSEY ana southern yellow A-d O. or extra
.iul. fruer sses $50 bush Al 81. 1tqc sales 1000
hush coed torCVed Barley 10 srve a. 7c The stock Of
Va. i macA rsolc-d ara ne marx = hnner-Sorter1
~ q - jersey. 58df0 end SO1thern 32d36 Canadian
Pess ara &c sac. 30 bags Black Eysd Peas a. l75c
WHIsKY-I- in srnsiI supply ard The market i. without
eha.ge stes 81 b5s a. SIC Df Eastern and ~ Tor Prison
PROvIsl0Ns-Pork s without marked change bu,
Prime lille hEmer Sses 100 hhis e. 10 ialu . for
Mess 81 for PRIME IS f0r sour Prime 10 l.. for Prime
Mess, ard s. for Rumps The stock Of PORK "a about
1000 bbs The nsrse f1r Bsefis dun and he sales
sfns 50d6 3 for PRIME and Jjd sln FOR Mess Beef
Ham, are nominal a. sleand Prime Me,s al tSas.o Cul
Shoulders PcsIed Hans a. 5id6c. and Shol der.
3fQ5i Sale. r. hhts wilcheser Hsms .t7c Butter
better supply AID lower TIE quotations are smcsi
ina and ifregIlsr Sales Ohio A. IA 0c; Old STATE tdlf
for Inferior 10 good l50 - ,Or good 10 prime 8d.6
Cheese Is s:d8c and dull Lsrd Is frmer and In good
request Sales so bbls II 57G6 81 T. 'o n and - Iegs
good stelc
LEAD-A sale Of 100 iuns English wEs made for Cation
shori price equal 70 :, cash free.
IRON-Smsl ssles Pig At 81, noe
HAY-s firm, with sales lo0 hsl-s within hree days Al
065c. The supply Il mocerate-
sEEDS-The tesfOn for Seeds il over. and The enoia
lions nouins-Cover Al s. d6.c, and notify Al $50
for moved and FeBped. Flax i l75d 1906 vita small
ss
TOBACCO-Is fra, and sale Of hsds Keriuczy vas
made d7.c. and a. Go Virginia A. 81 nc Z, 10.
OILS Lrseed u - 2oc Tor Eog.i.h and dull American
s selling sma lots a. 53a 33c. Whale Is scarce here,
and only small los selected selling &c sales 800
gas Manufactured Sperm g. ~ snd l7c aud some re-
bred Nhs'e al SIC
GROCERlEs-Tte markets firm generally, but !nfs-
nor Molsss-. 10 heavy There fair demand hut
tvitv Sales 80 hh3s Porto Rico Sugars 3 Sc; 30
co New Orleans ~, and auction 80 do bt4.Qi.
. hhds Poro Rico Mossses SIC AID SO bag. Java
Cot - y
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intended to pass along the valley ofshe Tennessee
Rive, through Tcsounabia. and near Huntsville,

intended TO pass along the valley OF the Tennessee
River. through Tssoumbia. and near Huntsville
Alabama The organization Of the Company Is to
take place At Tuscumbia on the 29th inst Nadi-
son County, Alabama, has subscribed 79oo'oOo'
and is called upon to make it $4,000
Insfex months ihirty-ilree miles OF tie Mobile
and Ohio Railroad will be ready FOR the iron
In review Of the New Orleans markets, the
Net- Orisaas Price. Curc4t Of the 10th remarks
a departments oi trade are remarkably dall
for the per0d Of the season, and trans actions are on
scale. that, IN other years has not been usual an
I'll tulya month nearer u mid sumner. II VII De
seen. however, that Cotton maintains hrm attn
tuie rotwitnstandng the continued uniaVorebie
foreign sdyices, in the face Of which even, shgnt
advance has taken place within few days Even
AZ or advanced quotations. the market Il very
spannsly supplied. the bulk Of the present stock
has loag been held under planters limits ard the
lsr-e and rapidly falling of IN the receipts at the
ports together with Al unpropitious planting sea
son appears 70 strengthen parties II TIE position
which they have assumed Severa British yes-
sels have left Tor the Provinces, IN ballast and
would seem that many more. both British and
American must leave without carsoes OF remain
through the Summer
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
lFrnn oat Corrrspondrnii I

PHILADELPHIA, April 5o-A,rit>S-scts " Gan
nos, Grant do. barge Planet Wnghi co steamer lose
phne. Morrison. HarffJgd
Ckarsd-t ARK Pedmonie Balsdell. Nfork: schs Cales-
a. NinslOw. Boston; Harris, Pummer do Genoa.
Gram, coi Nsyins, ssglt d.; Albion, Lukin. do, W
Candy. Townsend. Providence; Pa.ssc Bowen, Sing
sing; { COrDtt Fleming co Nantucket P-rdetou ss-
ien Mas. Lesnder hckrr rson, Boston steamer Anhrs-
cite. Morley NIOrk.
NEWPORT, Apnl 2, Mercury Office -.dyrired-schrs
Harvest Presby Taunton for NYOrk Delaware Holbrook
Sf0k for Portland; Amazon, suimsn Fall River for Por
Richmond Forest Queen Scherson Harwich, Arab Wlx.
or, 30, Hsml'On. WIOn, DO; Shops Harriet Bnghunan
Bristol for NI0,s Congress Mott PhilLd for do
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
nj a r II led.

On Tuesday, Apr. g. by Rev nr Ferris. Mr. JAMES
FREN II 20 hiss ADELlA M WOOD. al Of New York
On Monday. Apr = by P~v wv Morris M- DAN.
TrI. DAVE, merchant II Jone,borough III Miss
CORNELIA = FLAOLER Il this Cily
~ HUDSON end kindefhook papers please copy.
On " edIescsy evening tst Apui -. A. Grace Church
hy Rev. Dr. sylor. 4 {. VAN sCHAICk 10 ANNA II.
eau shier oi John " MchelL Esq al Of his CITY.
Apr - by Rev. Dr Price. OF ~ Stephen. Church Mr.
JAS ~. JARRETT 10 kiss SARAH OLIVIA HEATH
ER, boh Of his City
In Boston Thursday, April g 81 the Stone Chapel
hy Rev DR. PEABODY Louis AGAssIL, Esc Professor In
he Lawrence Scientific School Of Harvard College 10
ELILABETH CAEY, dsug gher Of Hon O. Cary. Boston
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
To 1fariners.

The ship ONO reports that passing Ssgfuefei
Sboss, on te 2fih rst The snip strucK sand bar
stOzl, lnot ed down Blgnrs chart and apparently
pew sioal 5. niles south Of what know the South
shos and where urt reports II fsihOms of The
WNW 10! niles distant he south shosl bearing WNW 10
The middle of The -Four faihos Of found
"a he shOs ard The ship drawing 24 feet Of
he tine hsf sn hour preytO1s 2 fafhOms u had
been reported Aso reports short s0undlngs n
hereotore reported, VIZ 3 miles from b stOn LshL
ing INV II Aihoms by he hns Ound and IS b. the
patent cad tr.rging up cosr,e sand.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Disasfers. 6c.

Loss o. BEIs MERCHANT o. RICHMOND ME-Tbe brig
Louisa si Bsunors -s.h from Ponce Pr, brought Capt
subson ard crew ate ofbrg Merchant having tneIn
from brig NsTit4 Kinsnsl, bound 10 Porto Rico about
he l5h ilsi ths vessel having rescued hen from the
81 Mans Ga ID met with cargo q umser for Dems-
fsfa snt he .eoouc day espsized in sc1sl; all
Lands renamed on Ne ceck six days when hey were
iAIen % oy The Maria knsnan, ard subsequently usns
rr-d 10 he Leu'ss
.5Eie TINS N.rEss, Of Dennis, Maine, q AAssj
Ncksrson sssfer frrul Bsimsre bound 10 Boston veri
ssbore opposite sag Barncr Ii, ,u7AN 2Sh insI Car.
Th- above w.s .I a. cor ee.s al IighI e5 pgsscs,io
The Tius Ash1r arr 9. B.i,Sore from Boston 90 he
In nst r- have not seen her announced II any Of The
Baltimore psp-rs ss hsv1rz cleared
bzlC H.EiA Perse a. Baltimore 2ssh from Bofdesax
had rough ~es,rsr, ard %. iopmsss the pssssge
scss DsyrsE, Ws.dsp, from sorfoik for Por,and wss
sD.ndOred a. sea or be u ~ The vssse Commenced
-skrg The I'd wber IS niles from Cap. Hen.
~ Tue captain ard e ne sctr In their boat ard
th- forsr bss arrived .Ogth D-rns Nothing said oi
i1@ arrival u h crew bat is presumed hey =.
seas AlEY J.st Of DOut e Greek NJ before reported
.stoFs Las been sCt oc, AID arrived Norfolk OF The
= III
California Vessels spoken. Ae.
TseahusLo FEB 2I-Afr Dec r. .chr Rssef Campbell
Ia Noble AID sd 5lsl for sss Frsrci.co: big Ainscs
10 .s9 Mon. vernos Bsrn,s Bo.tor JAZZ ~ .as 80
la ;or Sal frsIesco, barr Mary and Narhs Beagysis
Se~ Beccr:. iA0s lsl ard sd 5t. l5th brg saru7e
Shrrehns1 scor-, View Orleans July 81 ard sd l7th
sih tsrs s0ssn Jsn- Por and sd Peo FOR San Fran
si,eo. z-t, s.rE Edtsrd fleseter HoIbroos for San
RON New Bedford ser, Isl ard a. y-o for s.o Fr.n
eisco.. IN tsrs. css, Jordan from Thopsston zoe;
y sod sd Feo sor ssn Frsscsco; Water Joyce from
rroTd eres Os ph ard cd FEB for san Frsncisco.
Sn ers hodze1or, HOts-c0n from 8sth lOct - srd I'D
fro t1f Sac Frsrcisco 3lsf ship HsrkA HircGey I'm
Ssr,aes, Oct lsl ard I'd F-b hor ssn Fr.1csco.
sap A.n Mar Arn, Deertng from Sag Hsroor tOe 81
ara "a Fse = for san Frsreseo. .0h brig Zoroester,
.ns from New Bedford Oei g. srd sld eth Or san frsr-
Prov1artee lOc 81 AT is:, trs Gen cObb, Priee, from
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Ry Telexrnnh.

BOSTON April 50 Arr, bari Ovsndo, Havana 10Th inst
Bug Hsrtuger Faysl lfh uli Len Am. On the 10Th
ns al IS ~ lon 50 60 exchanged signals xith ship Amelia
Of Charleston, steerng sssL CD ships Monterey Havsns
A Masnsss Astracen. Savannah bsrks Sorthu1-
bsrAno, Q1euec; LzcUuis, rhnsdep ph4. brx, Sercus-
hsnssniis. FfsLk Savannah Canton, Phsds: Osceos
Portsmouth, % losd FOR Texss. scls Madonna George
town. DC Nm II Turner Cofene, Nsrcsrs, and Emma
NEW ORLEANS, April z2i-Arr, hip souilerner New
York, bark kae aid Alice do
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

.n4 as such accountabe ~ the other creditors Tor
the amount cue them respectively By the estate.
The Court sustained the point, and tnc Jury
G,ond f,rthe nlantifF the amount claimed
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Pas.enaer. sailed.

IN TaJaoSs,ilI H,y Clay, for Ltrerpoo-RObert Leeeh.
say AID family Mss Jar- Be-sley W B@esly samuel
Rayrnort John Derson, q W s,everson, Charles hey-
noii Townsend d Snz~.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

FIRE-The building on Rancolph, near toe cor
near Of Clark ST. was discovered 10 flames about
o'clock last night. Il spread 70 the building at the
corner Of the street, both Of which were nearly
destroyed. The counting room Of the Western
Citizen was in the second story of the first build.
inr. Everything in the Office was consumed.
The buildings consumed were occupied by CIV.
Cobb as grocery store, and by mechanics aud pro
fessioual men for Offices, &c. Chicago Adv. 26th.
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

MINIATURE ALsksAc...rHis Dsr.
srx-K.tos. = Seas s. Nocs-Ris-s Ill s5a
EIsH vArER--..Asy
ssaiz Ht Ill u. Gov. IL Hei Gtie.. l q q
Cleared.
sktp s. DerriE FoIz-s.se. EIsre, Boyc Elreken
BsrE Aroiio, Insh&r. EEvrA Chs1oerisin L Pteips
Brgs EIzsbeih ROtlrson, fErs, kc, II X Coming. Con-
rrerc- Gree1sw. Ptls. Br--st Q1ee1 lbfh Brown, s.
JOINS. NIB. P Mems L >on
schs T1os. Coles vlni-ster, &c; chas Mia Fraa-
IA 60. H1Tp. G.bbs Ncoii- Lace. Jotr W Bel Low
cen Ptl.s sou-tsrrer, s-u6ey Do; Frsrces Hteu, Pc
rer.cn PrOvieres; Geo Frsr41c FosEey BED Bank, Va
! g Wh.vpl- La~sor, bAzNcoa- Gi1nik-I-n-
s,-sr-p CO>fcence, Osr1-tl >sr F1ncts<o H1cf
Express C.sype.e PElA B.scE DisrOcc slsye.s0u &c;
Eero@O-c, Ihotraa DO
s.oop Apollo, Rogers. ProT.1erce.
Buge Abary, 0vers, Pk-sce.phss
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

MURDER.-A dispute took place week before
last at IL The vicinity OF Falmouth. in this
County, between an Engishman and two Irish
men, in relation 10 the merits OF their respective
countries After the Eng.ishman had left the tav
ern. he was followed by the Irishmen a short dis
tance across the line into Dauphin County, and
beaten to death The murderers have been ar
70 stcd, and are now in the Hauisburgh Jail
Lancaster Penn JourDsl
r-T9 We regret TO learn Of the death, at Macon,
on the 9th inst OF Dr.. ". +. FULwOoD, Assistant
Surgeon Of the United States Army. DR.. f was
native of Clark County, in Georgia
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01
Mar.er...cAalfrllr Rr',a1EO FoA Trr TSisvS'
TUESDAY, Apr. 81.

AsHEs-Are 55 1r PEARS s1t ie ~ a.. Tor Pots-
shori1g a dec .ine Saies 10 % 10 .bs
CCTTOS-The E8rsctis inactive bat without change.
=. : N.Ie
New-York daily tribune., 1850-05-01

from the transportation Of produce Yet we now
see that an immense passenger trafhc has sprung
up. and that nearly one haf the receipts are from
that source. The result Of the April business must
be highly gratifying TO the Managers Of the Road,
and must confirm fally the universal impression
that when completed to the Lake the business Of
the Road will have no limit excepting its capacity
70 do IT, The receipts ior April, ls5o, were as
follows;
From passengers sne - s.
Total. tlrti ~
The receipts Ct Apr, ls49, TeTe..... g. - -
Increase eqasl 20 . = cl............. So 0si s5
The aggregate receipts q ths four months Of
this year have been as annexed:
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MARINE JOURNAL.

PoKr or sEw-YogK......yAY l, ls5o
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+ have been as annexed

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THE SATURDAY EVENING POST.

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SHANNONDALE, Or, The Nun of Mount Carmel
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gerritOrinm 1ttab.-eie aaOrmDuen.

Ser @On9rs6 in Wafbin9ton bat beIbIOfen, baB
utab cine Serritcrial -8erfoiIuug babsn fou. rtab
III Der 6ide Sbeil pon Californian /; leinen Namen
bat es ucn Dem utab-Sse. Die MOrmcnen nsu.
men IS % ret mas nab ibrsr Quslesun9 SO
nisbiens bspsutst. Sbrs NieoerIaiIungeu am gro.
Gen SoIiee fino i'm QufbIuben. unb Sdbten bereits
an 25 1000 SssIen. Der 8oosn III febr frudtbar.
wobI bemdfIert uno Isidbt anSubausn. Sbre 6aupt.
NiecerIaiTuug, eas nsus SeruiaIsm eenannt, III 70
anseIest, bas fe rpOb NIT Der 3sit Ninipe dbnIih
werren f6nnte, weIotes 3 Sa9ersifen eros mar. 5u
isoem Saufe 9eb6ren ndmIieb mebrsre Udsr eano.
8ie es fteint, BADEN bic 8crfiue in gtauuOo uno
friber i'm Staat WifIouri ben Mormonen bod aIs
cine bsiIfams esbre 9epient Dsnn iis fo[en isst
arbstiam feiu, CUTE Srcnuns baItsn uno sessn Die
Ourcbreienoen iib ftieoIib bstraaen. SIN Qu9u1
fam cine gsfanotfbaft uon ibnen burb Neuporf
auf cem 0Bese nab @n9Iano be9rifsn, wO iie ourd
ibre Sgibs pOn Dem 9Ihdcbsn SOrt9an9 ibrsr
NieoerIoiIune wabrfbsinIid pisIe taufenos ibre,
9ancsIeute bepeaen psroen, ibnsn uahSufoleen.- -
Die bsberi9sn QniiscIr am 9rO6en SaISfee flint
ndmIi6 ebenfoIls msiif. aus Gnalano beribsresfOm
msu.-0r @rOee SoISfse III go Rsilin lang unit
30 Meien brett. @ne Men9s SuIIe uno 8dt
munosn in ibn; er BAT fsinsn QusHu6. uno bebdl
eIeibwObI INNER oiefeIbe g8aGstb6bs. Seinen
ubsrouS rseben SaS9ebaIt empfin9t sr BON Den
SliiIeu, bic Don Suoen Der in ibn sinfr6mtn oenr
bort fino mddbti9e SaISla9er. Die umIie9enoer
SeIfsn ioaen eine Men9e (6iero9lppben enbaltsn
Die Niemane ent5iffern fam.
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Ncd,tc Der Scf,uucbrcr.

Iuf Die rpc9en SbiIibfet unc 9ewalhbdtisseit
NbUbenr Qntiase se9sn cine S6uaebrerin an elmer
DfFenhitrn S6uIs SU pbiaceIpba. uber bic BUD
tiauna sines 36enos, tbciIte bic Court (9rditoent
&in9) fcG9ences Seize nit :
l. 0as Elm eebrer Der 6fsntIidsn S6uten cas
8ett bat, einem 56sIins fur unsebhnrIite dutub
runs uno &srseben 9esen Die S6uI'SrOnun9 5"b
tigun9 aubuerle9en.
2. Sos Gin ecbrer Der ofTsnhitcn S6usn in
tsfsr 8eSicbuu9 cofdbe Rett bat wts eln Sebre'
rinsr prUotftbuIr, Ucer wsnn ir9eno Elm unter6tsc
III. 70 il er Su Guufcn ee5 RsttS Der ofTsnI6er
Gebur.
3. SaB Elm 9ebrcr nur we9en @ewattbdtigfrl
bean9t meroen fann, wenn cs bsiimmt erwtcen IL
ba6 bic Suafe cine unvrrtsntr Coer anSufarf uni
iibsrttisbeu mar.
9efes, fa9te Der Nibter, Gnb bic SCrCbriftcu
er5 8sieesS-bes au9emencn 8ett6--ceS gefesse
con dit @netano eiuaefubrt in csfem Sanee unt
nab ibnen mu6 fdD bic Surp rttten. Gs if feir
anpsre5 gsfss-feiu b6bsres GsfeB. Gs wurcc oa
Der cen 9eibwOrnen bic Sru9e Sur 8eantwcrtunl
uOroesat. ob Der InssftoQte bic IutOritdt, nit mel
tsr CT tetlcicst war, uberftrittsn babe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-11-14
Sas clectriSebe 2icbt.

Cine b6dft mittise gnbsfuns unfsrer Belt 1T
Die Senusun9 oss eIsctriIben eidteS sur Seleub
tuna. DIR. State, Der earauf Elm Yatent erlan9t
bat bersft iset perfbteosue Stiote, UNI oailebs 6u
Se9en uno es benefit fid 70 porSu9b, eaB man es
in eintgen oerlelben eauerno etntubren mtu. DER
Qppara nit oem SIR. Staits feline Serube ma6t
febt auf elmer platefOrm, bic eini9e SuB ueer Die
nisori9ien Siee erb6bt III. Die 9aIpanbe Bat
terie tano in ein,m Der Seller oes SaufeS, Don NO
aus oas sectriide SIuoum our6 Ordbte na6 oem
Upparat auf Der plateform 9eIeittt muroe. Sas
GocaI mar pie qem6bnlid ourd 9 9aslampen CT
leuchtet uno auf benz Slide fano ltb nod etne brer
nenoe MabsferSs. Hber weoer etn Sasl6t no6
Die brennsnoe @abSferSe fonnte man bemsrfen, ais
cas elettrifbe 9bt erfbten. QIS aber cos eIeetrt-
Ite 9iht erIofden mar, oienten bic brsnnenoen gas
lampen nur ea5u. bic Sunfebsit redt itbtbar 5u
MAIDEN. SIR. Stae bat WitteG entoe6t bas cleo
riIbe 2idt iu reauIren uno bic Sbwieri9teten
ubrwunoen. melthe bisber Die 9erbrten rerbinoer'
ten, mebr aIs Elm unterbrotenes Seudbten berUcrju
briuaen Nsr. Staite fpradb fid in feiner Reoe oa'
bin aus. eab Die @Isctricitdt cine &raft ie Die nit
9eibtiafet bebsufdbt uno in Zen 9renjen ooutom:
mener Siterbett sebalten meroen f6nne. @r madbte
bann perfbieoene inrel1ante @rpertnente nit Sulte
Der Gleetrietdt @ine fleine Gampe fur eas prin'
eip Der erbieenosn &raft Der GIectrctdt ein9erite
nuroe burob umorebun9 elmer S6raube in Sbdtl9'
felt oeieet. Seie eampe wuroe iebr bewunoert
Da5 Gt6t oeieS Spfems mar 70 unUerdneerlicb ais
oas Der SOnns. @s 1T 9dnSIib unabbdn9t9 pCn
Dem Sriaen ODER Der atmOfpbdrif6en Cuff uno wttc
ouf elmer GIectrihrideibe Don Srictum, Elm @Cmpptt
tum pon platua. berpOr9ebradt, beiIen suiommen
feeuus bem @rincer UicI Mube 9smabt bat unr
oas cinen mefentbeu Sbet feneS paent5 biIoet
Damn wurce bas 9i6t BON eini9eu 100 GcrSen fer
uCr9ebradbt, mas 70 9ldnjrno mar, baB man6e eer
| QnweIenoen Iid bic Uu9en bubalten muBten Surd
Die Qbnabme ees @ewiht5 am Sc9ulatOr wuroe cir
unterbrOtbsueS eidt berpCr9ebradt, eos in re9e
mds9en 3wifbsnrdumsn Wieper erI1ien.-CQbu
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