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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
39rOclanrafinm.

Stntemo Der Q6bore s. 0rinaIe Soues
lQreleent Htdtcr in Den pcrfhieeenen @ourten nor.
IGommon plecS pom eritten Geridts 8eSire befieb.
|enb aus eeu @duntisS BerfS Rprtbampten rnA
|9eda i'm Staat 9ennlplpanen. in &raf feines 1mtes
|9reiieentrihtcr ueridieeener @putten ppn Speruuo
Serminer uno atI9smsiner 9efingais Grleoiauna
lin beia9ten @au1ties; uno Qeter ,6oas pno.
Obn S. Sub e, Gfqrs.. @sbuIfs s3icbter Der
@Ourtcn Don Over uno Serminer unc alacmeiucr
9sfdn9nb' '@reei9un9 fur tie Gidtung pon 6aupt:
uno aneern Serbre6en in erfa9tem 9edd @auatp.
bren Setebl all mid 9erbtet babeu, morin fie cine
court BON Spcr uno Sermncr uno piertcldbriaer
Stsun9 BON Common Ytea$ anberaumen, weIdhe
9epatten mfoen lou IN Ger Staet Qacntauu, fur
cas @auntp Seda, ouf cen
1itcu WfOntag i'm WfOuat Scptcmbcr,
1850, weIteS Der 2te Sag ees befa9tcn MSuata
lt uno weIdc cine Bode eauern rpiro.
60 miro biermit Rahribt 9e9eben an aIIe Gris.
censridter uno Gontabst innerbalb esS befaaten
@auntpS Don 9etha coB is eann uno bafeIbR lih
in ei9ener Yerfon NIT ibren Gous, &eecres, Snaui.
lttOnsn uns @raminatiCnen einSuhncsn baheu. UNI
Ibren Yflldten uor crfa9ter Court abjuwartsn.
Ses9Ieben wereen audi ole eieieniaen, wctebs
9e9en 9efan9ene in bem @jefdnenif ees @auntps
eeba ais &ld9er Ueer Seu9en aufSutrsten baben.
bena6ridti9Ct, cas fs i aGleOrt unreaiel BIT elm.
Suftneen baben, um teictbsu Su prOfsauirsu, Wie
eS ibnCn &e6t cunfen mag,
Se9ebcn untGr meincr !oano, in Ger Staot 1nens
taun, biefen llten Sag SuIi. i'm Sabr uulers
tScrrn 1850.
@ptt srbGts Die &sputtt.
- Sbarles Sbrie, edsriG
5ult ii, 1880. nqb9
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
Southampton 9auntp.

Ser S6eiff pOn NOrtbamptOn Gauntp bistst
gum Serfduf aus -
Srsita9s ben 12tcn SuIi. um llbr Nadmittass,
lam gd1bauie pcn Cornelius Drummer In Sdei.
mersuQe: Gin Slid 9runo uoE ibsr Qder, in
9leberfaueon, NIT gScbnbaus, g8ebsrfbap une
@i9sntbum Don SCbn @ecr9e uno
gSnam Saf
Samtass ben 13tsn SuIi UNI 10 ll6r Sormit,
ltaaS am 9allbauIe Don Sbdfer uno HeasI In SeIs
|lerstaun: 3mei Stride eano in Meoerraaccn, Gins
loon uber | Qder uno oaS anoere TO- NIT sinem
-SaS @i9entbum pVn SODn Mea.
.per
Qm ndmIidsn Sag; um llbr gladmittaas, am
.8alfbaus Don Solomcn S6bm in glieosriauton
Srei Stufe 9ane einS BON iiber Il Qder, eas cH,.
;oere ibsr 10 unb oas brittle 2 4dcr nit 8cbnaaue:
uno Stau-Oas Gtsentbum BON @barIes p, sop
;pn.
DCnnrrid9S ten 1Stsh Suli, um llbr gtadmts
tags, am @Ourtbaufe In Der Staot GahpH: Da$
alis9snbe Gi9cntbum BON Qbrabam 8deer, on Der
Clifton Stro6e 9ete9en, NIT sinem SSim BObnbaus
suno an9ebautCn S6ap.
Qm ndmliben Sag unb Srt am llDr Iabmits
tags, eds @t9entbum bon Saeob Sbenwelcsr, bsfe'
8beno aus jwe grunbituden nit sinem 2dpG9en
sbadfelnernen Bc5nbauS nno anoern Neben9ebdu'
Gen. an Der No3dretb StraBe in Cation seIs9sH.
I'm ndmI;0sn Sag, um 10 llbr SCrmitta9s. ans
sGjafibarie bon Daniel &s6I, in Sgo Gafen pas
s@i9entbum pcn @britian Martn, befs0Fne aus
a9rnne liden nit 1Ust Srdm 2Sobbaulenr'
Samlaas ben 20fsn Suli um u9r Na1mt'
toas, am Gjofbaufe BON g. lS. Beer IN MoOre Zip,
4 Sin Shidb 9ano pon IL Uder, NIT Slodbous nHo
aStaQ-Sas Giaentbum Don Sobn Sutb.
arpntaes ben 22fsn SuIi, I'M | gbr Tdhmtf,
stoos, am Gafbaufe pon Sofrpb 8cm, in Qlaip.
sfe[o Gin Stud Gano non etmd 2 Ider, nit Srdr7.
QBcbnbaus, Stna uno SdbaPfpnner. Sdop-9as
a@issntbum ppn Samud &us
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
S0ertfS 9Serfdufe.

Ser Shriff Don 2eba @auntp bietet fclasnees
|tis9ence Serm09sn sum Serfauf an:
Spnnsrfaes ben 1fen Queuf UNI llbr Sladbs
mittass. ouf brm @i9entbum feIbf: SO. 1, cine
ectte grunb in @atafauqua, % Su6 Sront uno %
lief NIT einem SWs76dsen Srdm. g8Obnbaus.-
ylc. 2, cine 9runbIctts, ebenoafeIbt, 20 Sue Srcnt
uno 300 ef, nit sinem S,psit6diaen Srim @obn.
abaus.-SIO. 3, cine @runbOtte NIT einem 3rpeR6d-
aen Srdm-8 -8Obnbaus. SO. d. cine SrunoOtte BON
320 SUP SrCnt unb 200 tief.-No. 5, Elm Stri6
eanb BON ader unb S 9iutbeu. 9aS Gisentbum
uon 2eonaro 9ene.
Sreitaqs Den 2ten 1uaulf. nm tlbr 9iabmiftaas,
iduf osm @i9entbum feIbff Gine 9otte @runo in
|SaI8burg SaunIdip. entbaIteno Qfer, nit 98lod.
|BObnbaus, StaI nno Neben9s bduee.-Sas giaeu.
'tbum BON German Stuber,
Samfa95 een 3tsn Quaui um ubr 91aGhmt.
tags, auf Dem &i9entbum feIb(f: Cine gptte @runo
Jan Der Gentaun Surnice, as SUP Srcnt uno $50
6u6 ttcf, NIT Srdm gEObnbauS unb Nebenesb6upen
-Sas @i9cntbum ppn Wiuiam Nsubare.
Monto9s ben Stem 1u9uif, um 10 ttbr Sormit.
tags am @afbaufe pon &cecn 91oorr in SrerIers.
taun: SO. l. Elm Shi6 9anb in Sbcrmaeunaie,
snbaIteno 100 Qder. nit sincm Swef6d9en @af-
baus, swsia6di9sn @obnbouS. Stobrbaus. Sbweis
jerfbsusr, Srennsrei nrbf 3useb6r, snf6diaes
SOdwObnbdus Shoppen, uno anoere gtsbsnee'
biucs-NO. 2, elm Sni6 ScStano in bsfastem
Saunfdip, sntbaltsno etrpa II Qfer-Das @igcn,
tbum pCn @oeCn Ypor.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
SS6bentlt6e SSrtediIte.

Gin @er,rihn6 otr 8risft udbs Eettn Dinta9 a6ene
aut rem bei9cn Yrtamt le9cn 9etIiebrn fnc
g. SGsrr Qnsco 8atSr, Il. Il. garra SDiiItam s. 8iStp
sa Iun 9crGr, Oanid Glarcr, Sripb Stsrn, SBn Dstl
Ibrp H. g. s. Dubs Saa Dcruott SdbNto Oelp, Or. SSc
Gaiasr GGrdb Sbr Scbu Scsnau, gBilam 6Im0n, D UNI
g. Saen0er g o infn9r, Ccr9c prfL 9barIes 6Gnrr Go
po bcut g. 9. afrid, gJtod bcutr, SGnrn s. Scrn, prr
p 6artnr. ptttr ubtr iu SOpio puff Scpb oubtr Sorot
goldman, g1n. SR. Slid, 0nbcnp SrouR, @h 8Tn, ectcl
9clb Sac6 8sIsr s SnouF, OaltCr :. SCd, Gbrt Sru9
atcb eeibSutera gCrae D. eepan alexander gS ecoSr an
lnnb Gus Scbu tr ., Gbors 81 NCbr Self Syicpcr, GI
|Nousfde, gBIiom Nhae, Sckpb Guucnober, Scbn guut
|macCr ccas giunCGdcr, 9bur Samud S. Rbcaos. Suan
Ina Rbcaos Satcb o. 8ittr, Scbu Ninesr, Qarcn Srnd
|Siabuau Stanlr, SHn. o. Srcru, tr Srrru Sarb 2runl
bautr Srbn 5 3brnaF g. o. @aufaSrru, Daniel GHsiI, gsn
Sherman, @lartiu 9. 9ct.
8 6. Scrnbsd, 9. 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
Gimip 6 ib1trt9
Der SboferOws SaIIe Su GCCprSbur9, Ss6a 80
2(liacmeine SrSnltrg,

anfararno an psr 6a o gRittprtb, ben l7tn Suit I'M
aII llbr Scrmita0s nit NutCSctet-S SRuft-@mrfn9 Der
1GrcE.ecac- Nuht@inpcbunas - Muht' pier;
aouf nctt cine utrbrsbuus att bis nab Dem Nta9saD-
Tonn plriannt db Der SroGn Die Gtor eCs Gnpribun9s:
lGraos atrl uuo Icfcr bis gum ftnn Srao porouf oe Gn
tampmnts eect Der rcftc9G oEn SsSnern cr Hncro'
cuittec u 10. Die 8lCosr fno 9sbn IN puntIEr
aRkiouno uno ptiesn tSonoibubtn Su rrtbetntn.'
Die prrIsGcn feet Tb rrSis balb nab lbr IN gSps'
ouno uuo ttn Ons Gccpcrstur8 pr urdd, we Die SspSn
aosbolttu pGrocn fclen.
Sis Srenuua ouf bcln Gjruuo. gobminss 1T frlacuer =
udt-Gs6ct-Deuttbe Qursos-9Nuft-@u9 anrseS-
5SsSIulprub-GRuFs. ..,
Die MnorenaneS SsGCmmtttcc,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
. 9ScrGeirdtbe cts:

Nm 30tsn SUM, burdb Yorrr Sbinocl, ocrr Satc6 .
01oec G, YbiIappbia nit B Warp gBudbtr ron erp
bin, 9cba Sc.
Public Ledger please copy.
Im rrrken Scuntae, burc TforrCr Sdor ocrr RcbS Sc
9d nit SB Suanna nan9it 6Eics ocn YGbEbsm ScunIbip.
(Ourdb 9farrcr @crmon)
am 7tn Suli, Scrr Gbartss .6tsrsr, nit gNg g1alar,
SNilItr, bribs pcn Sat;bur9
@er GINGER 3S ocrr Grom sdusrrr, nit snip earab IN
ma Damn, bctoc prn Sbrrmcro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
10 S6uQeDrer perlan9t.

Sarit piro bsrnt 9estEn an bic 6inpcbnCr non Ncre
0Rbcitba Sauuihip, poB Gin Ses @ramen Oct baidb an
alsISucru Gutlbrr 9cboln wtrbsn rl ou Sartaas ben
3tn 2tueuii lbr Scr9ns, Saut pcn Ses palImon
Bas Staubpae) in baatsm Sauuihp, allrc Die Srutles
pcu iScI SutDi brr etbrsr pcrgtrn9tn bobtn u Grams
nirt Al urrosu am ndndbtn Sa9 uno Srt r audi raS Gin
aniCt oSs Sutturs ben userrlkn 8r at9t9sttn pir
esu-Nuf SsfIbI eG Srore.
Qarpn Gilsnbarb, Sse.
l-,,G Il s2n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
GauCOn 9SoQen Ypffamt.

SOG9encs Srisfe bIisbsu in brm seten &iertsl i'm
Obi9en YOfamt lie9en,
Sobn Madn. @rs Garob 1manea Sdau, Wrs,
SInina oein. Samuel Ssibsrt uno 8rubsr. 8isan
Ooran. &bec. 9arla6er y. M.
Sui IL. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
6 m q us g 0 f q IN +.

Scanrs 8riSfs ttetsp wabrsnO tetm &rtd in rim gtis
amt ic9Cn
epia SHicant GsCrac @srsr, 9ttubn Sou @cnrao 9lca
Satcb Sprtns, Sopio SnGrriti, 3. 8. q. g. 8.
8. M @f6ba8, .. 81,
5ul H. nQ8m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
AGENCY IN PHILADELPHIA.

e. W. CARR, Esq, at his Office, "Euans' Building
~. W. corner Of Third and Walnut SIS, Philad is on
Of our authorized Agents to receipe advertisements dc
for this paper
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11

Sapona, 81. SuIi-Sic omerifanifbcn &C.
fanoenen befInoen lib nod INNER ein9eferfcrt am
Soro zines fpaniftcn @efan9snen S6tffes. gSe,
Ger Der amere0nfdbe @onIul, nod oas Solf BON
Oapana pfib irqeno etwaS pen tbrem8 8eibtde telblt
oem omerifanIten @cnIuI wiro nibt verfatet, Niit
Itbeilunaen nit ibneu Su webleln. Die Spouier
Ino uuaemcin crbittert 9egen ben amerltanticben
I&oniut uno ciui9c 9cben 70 net tbn NIT Der GrmUr'
Icung Su beorUbeu. 0r 9irano, elm rerod1tt9er
lRoufmonu aus Nsu. Orleans, 1T in Sreibeit 9ceet
uno man batibm erlaubt, nab 9ouic jurudSutebren.
GinfIuqer Sunt.-Su gcnbcn Fam Sac fir
lSaa Elm Suno nit ciuem Qennp i'm Wunoe Su ci-
mem 9dfer, um iiob Ielber cine SemmrI su faufen
3oie CT lib o0nn irbesmal pObI Idmedsn lee. Gines
3Saoes wotIte lb Der 8dfcr enen Shrrs nit Ieinem
suierfieiaen funoen srIoubsn uno CAB ibm cine Sem
mel beis ME Seurr Die eben sr0 aus benz Sfen fam.
Der Suuo IieB iie fo9lrib fallen fdnappte aber
arten 70 ibneu wiecsr einen pcnnp pom eaoentifb
uca uno cntfernte fib. glie febrte sr. trCs ausr
8ipiter oneewonctrn S6meibeeicn, wieoer in ienen
sGaesu Surud, iOneern weneete ais gutter Gunee ct'
lneu Denny einsm aueern Sider Su, Der iib arti9sr
abenabm.
wdneeruna.-Uus stnsr unbsarsiiIihen
.llrIabe bat in ecm laufsnecn Nscnate Die @inwan
aoerune pl6kIidh uno unerrpartet abgencmmen. Slt
i 3abl Der i'm Mlat in Nsu WUrf an9cIan9ten QaiTa
41ierc bat AZ 252. epa 5000 mebr, als I'm Mdt oorI
a0rn Sabres betra9en. Die 3abI Der pom !. bis Sun
is Suni in gtsu 9)orf 9eIancetrn paiIagias in ie'
cod nur 7S04-faum Elm SrubeiI Ger in Der erlter
] 6Gfte ces Mai 1n9cfOmmenrn.
9fmeine 3dufer INN 8ei Der lester
s@ourt in SbupItia @auntp wurbs Sfabsua Sab
] rep. rie oIs 9etnsine 3inFernn pNflaqt mar, per
bort uno fbuIri9 9efuncen. Elm Iocs MauI uno si
INC Itarfe Sunac ;u baben Die iie bel allen @eleoCn
Abcitcn gum esicmeicn ibrsr IadSarinnen in Se
gweauua ieete. Sa es Der crfe Sou Der Qrt ar
1wclber in iencr @auntD pUrfam, wuroe Sfabcla mi
I eiucm Sewets cntIaBcn.
4 SC@1us rinsm Sriefe pou panom cntuebmel
awir, eae Ib Nemano eincn Ss9riff uon Dem Man
! ocl uno ocn @ntbrbruH9sn maiden fam. ocnen bic
I Elm srOeer 3bsil Der @afornia &tilsnpsn uusseIse
lin. IS iinp bier minosfsn5 5000 ausmancrer
Hosnsn eS an Mittsn sum SCrttCmmsn ebIi une ei
bier i'm ci9cntti9fen Sinne rGfrmmen mhiIen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
Die SO drfte.
Norftpreife in 2lllentaun, am gninwOb.
GaItpH MGrftprciSe.

Sloucr, 25-SRaign, 05-Rrsssu 63-0Hcttbtcru, o.
6ofir, 33-6tatbsfaan,Sn l2-8tyiuomsn, 25-3mctbr
Iaanen, 3 Co Butter, II -@iSr, l2- ShptincftEh G.
ISbsttp. 25-todcpDclS 50-Gitbmbcj. 50-@pps, so
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
|Suti IL.

niaiu-or SSritSr-cSr 3spbpr-ps @a0Tnpnpbs-unb osl
Smrm9tit.
Die audbrerhsn nobs bunb uno fdnfunoe6nSi9 an 3abl
pcrocn at aei actlsoCt n-ee iunatu Damn III lRSF mil
Stumcnr6nn auf ibrCn 6Guptern, no bic Snabn nit g
mrntr6nHn dter brcu Shltern grcficr Scbn Ses, ron
Golcn piro pauc prGfpircn untre pcn blS9tn uNtn
@iutsprsis, 25 Cents 6iHccr SOltprrS. - Sbdren cr
um 7 llbr; aufau9 Der ScrittlIun9 INN lbr.
0-Sidcs no i'm Subitcbr bss pYatrickn" (YctamD unb
linn guhfCbr bes ,,SrtsornStrttu" n bStcnnHn.
eSuli IL, 1850. na2n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
q c It OF be n:

am 4tsn ul. in Strr Sautcn, SNarba anuo Scbttr 10
peter SRc6rr in ibrm 22tsn eebcuobre 9e brtr goro
jung om 6tsn Su bS YfarrCr crman cine hidtidc ssr
rCoe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11
ssSit Oerfailfcia,
sae@ Cine 9(nsaDl S5rennfcGel


pOn perfbieoensn @rt6en. wcruner Iitb cine an,obI
|ltcn sum She'll 9ebraudte bcfnorn unb fino 9ani
IwobIfeiI Su erbaIten an Dem 9rOesn
6mpfcrs Muo SlccbsSSdaren(aacr
lin 0uentaun. mo Der Gttinaer aud $50 fupferne une
|msiln9ene 8sile Don 2 bis 81 @aIonen Seacn pirc.
90 aud 1000 Stid 8Ieb uno anrsre Baareu.
. [ c 6 . d der
werten ME friber BON ibm Uerfrtist fur beren Dou:
Irbofti9feit 9ut9efproden wirp.
Gr bat aud fortwdbreno cine &rfdietenbet bon
pumpen fir Siiterne, SapbduIer u. no, auf Sant
uno biui9 Su prrfaufsn.
QIteS Gupfer, 3inn uno SIe miro perIanet fir
Saar9eIo Oeer i'm Qustaufb fur @aaren.
Ser9GiIet nitt ben Srt mo ibr bic fdb6nfen 6up
Ter uno 8Iebwaarsn noet. Die ie oas Quae oeIeben
bat, uno 6par an ioIben preifen bic eu6 an9enebm
ietn meroen. - 1Iio auf Der Suofeite Der 5amtcn
lSrase, nabe bel .9agsnbud's Gafibaus.
2lmps Gttin9er.
SuIi IL. no
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11

%Ocr Fudptrcise SpiumtanbsI natb G6in0
lin, tos Der 40idbriscn Qnitrcn9un9 Der bOrti9en
!9fe9iuung ibm @inbaGt Su tbun, ME msbr als ieet
lin Slutbe 9swefeu. $4,000 Gifien weroen idbrld
lnadb Gbina urfbifft uuo nsbmsn oofur 30 Mitulo'
sueu Sbater g8ertb nit iitb Surid.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-07-11

G& Die Soften Der 8sactOu in europa wdbrenc
soes Sabrss I849 Iuo ouf ILL., 932 NRsnltenlsber
uno nube an smsi taufsup Niarnen 3baIsr bsrsb
met worcen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15

Agreed to by the Canrasters, bu, Officially declared.
This is a small majority, but it is
enough. 1t is enough TO cheer every heart
that beats for Freedom and manly indie
pendencc; enough to send dismav among
those who would have sold this great State
for profits ON Cotton, fees on Slave Catch
ing, and the qualification of contemplate
private malice. (Of that cowardly patriot
ism which shivers at breath, as if this
Union could eXhalc at flourish of rheto-
ric, and were in danger when the North
winds blow, we do not here speak. Into
that calamity, thank God we havenot fall
en-. Intrigue and INSCRIPTIONS cunning did
their worst for the defeat of Mr.. Hunt, not
because he was incapable or undescrying,
but simply ON the ground that he would not
acQmesce in the outrageous provisions of
the Fugitive Slave Law, nor oppose all
peaceful and constitutional efforts to have
them modified. Had these plotters an
masked their schemes fortnight sooner 50
that the healthy sentiment of the country
could have fully understood and reacted
against them, we should have counted our
majority, not by hundreds, but by thou
sands. But we are content as it is. We
have elected our Governor and the majority
OF the Legislature. The Wing Party of
New y orll remains firm after the storm on
the old platform of Freedom. What if its
banners are torn and its bulwarks shattered
by the violence of faction. The ife-blood
never flowed healthier or stronger in its
veins. 1t has beaten its enemies both with
in aad without The battle has been hard
one, but it has vindicated It's principles, and
not abandoned one. Ii can afford, then, to
indulge in congratulations, and to look with
confidence TO the future. Whatever NAV
happen elsewhere, ii at least stands upright
and worthy of respect, and no man who
knows the facts will dispute the assertion.
Has it ever had so firm hold on the
hearts of the People as to-day
Such are some of the results of this
Election. They are worth all they cost.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
A,tennt 70 u idnap. or Otherwise.

Bishop, a co!ored man, who has been in this
State some two or three years, perhaps longer,
was at work in his blacksmith shop, near the
Beech Woods Factory, on Friday Of last week.
horseman rode up, and asked him to examine
bis horse foot, and see what allied it. He looked
at one foot, and could find nothing the matter, and
was requested to examine another. BY this
time some four or five strangers had come up and
Bishop not liking the appearance OF things, stepped
back inio the shop as if to get some tool, and IN
stead of returning, went through the back door
into the adjoining field, and started across the
field,
He was pursued by some on foot, and some on
horseback, across the fields and over fences, and
throagh cornstalks weeds and brush. Bishop ran
to where a farmer, who was hauling load Of
corn. had loosed his horses. By the time he ar
rived one of the pursuers close on him. BisE-
op mounted one OF the horses belonging to the
team and as he mounted he was shot at some
three or four times by the man. who, by this time,
was within few feet of him. He returned the
fire, and lodged bullet against pistol in the
breeches pocket of the enemy.
But, to cut the story short Bishop escaped.
The Fugitive Law and it's nyrmdons were in.
sufficient for his capture.
1t is said that Bishop is the slave OF Mr.,
Campbell of Nicholas Co, KY. who was one OF
the company in pursuit. But the fact that one OF
them falsely represented himself to be United
States Marshal, and under pretense that he had a
warrant for the arrest of Bishop, commanded citi,
zens of Ohio to aid in his arrest, and even pre-
scented pistol to the breast OF one OF them who
refused to obey him, causes the whole affair to
be looked upon with suspicion.
Shooting with intent 10 kill, even at fugitive,
We suppose, is, under the laws OF ONO, Penlten-
tiary offense. RIPLEY Ohio Bee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-11-15
unanimously adopted
The meeting then adiourned.

THE CARPENTERs-A large ami enthusiastic
meeting of House Carpenters was held at their
headquarters, 179 Woosterst.
Mr.. ANDREW WHITE was called to the Chair
and Mr. j. D. Hennessy acted as Secretary.
After the usual routine Of reading the minutes
of the previous meeting, reports from shops were
called for, when the following employers were
reported as paying las. per diem
Mr. J. Owens Mr.. Timnis, Messrs. Billings & Fowler
MI Kelly Mr. j. W. Smith, Mr.. Trinbe. Mr. Albro How
ell Cleft Mr. Dowely, Mr.. Bias, Mr. Stephens, Mr Gard
ner atessrs Keyser Beerau, Mr. Barton, Mr Thompson
Mr. Thornton, Mr. Henry, Mr J. D. Hennessy, Nh Calm
The meeting was subsequently and eloquently
addressed by Messrs. Benz Price, }. D. Hennessy'
James Bassett, Richard Hennessy, - Hill and
several others, on the recommendation OF the In
dustrial Congress of the Eight Hour project, the
fayorite meanure OF the Carpenters and the Work
ingmen Of New-York City Adjourned to meet
next Friday week.
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A WRITTEN LANGUAGE IN WxsTERs AFRICA.
One of the Sierra Leone agents of the Church
Mission Society of London, Rev. Mr.. Koele, has
discovered a written language existing in the
interior of West Africa-the Wy language. Mr.
Koee says that the alphabet consists of about
one hundred letters each representing syllable.
The new characters are said to have no analogy
with any other known Mr.. Koelle has taken
passage on board vessel going to the nearest
point from which the Wy Nation can be reached,
with the resolution to investigate fully this in.
seresting discovery
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Out of the woods :!

At last we have the satisfaction of say
Ing that beyond doubt or denial WASH
TNGTON HUNT is chosen Governor OF
the Empire State. Below are the declared
official returns from every County except
NewYork, and from that we give the
figures as passed upon by the Canvassers'
though not yet declared, they having gone
on to canvass the remainder OF the State
ticket before declaring the result as to
either of the candidates, method whose
wisdom, under the circumstances we 90
not apprehend. However these are the
figures:
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NruvopK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1856

ton, but experience has proved the fear to
be ridiculous So, in time, we shall seethe
same final condemnation passed on every
institution and every arrangement designed
to control and hinderthe action of the popu-
lar will. Democracy will yet accomplish
its perfect work. G.. A. d.
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E3 The Ladies of New-York, Brook
iyn, Jersey City, Wilanlsburgh, Green Point, Astoria
Tonkers, Tarrytown SnglSny Newburgh, and POUCH
keepsie respectfully Informed thai by
Railroad they direct MlLLER's Shoe Store in
Canal.sl where they find the largest handsomes and
best assortment OF Ladies, Misses and Chdrea's Cater
Boots and Shoes 10 be had Ia the city,
Ladies' don't forget the Jenny Lind Concerts or J. g.
Miler's Store, 1874 CanRlst.
n g. Agent for the Sale of India Rubber Cater
Boots and Shoes, Gocdvear's Patent,
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NETWORK, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is

~ Nothing had been heard ofthe Cam
bria at Halifax when we went to press this
morning.
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OFFICE OF RECEIVER or TAXES, New City Hall, PARK
TAXES, lS50.-Notice is hereby given
that an addition Of per cent. win be made on all
remaining unpaid the day of December and per
cent or the 18th day OF December, The Receiver would
urge upon the payers the importance OF making
early payment as possible avoid the crowd and delay
which must necessarily just previous to the per
centage being added Hours for receiving money from
20 O'clock Bankable money only received.
MS 5w HARVEY HART Receiver Of Taxes.
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JoHN f RoDMAa.-The foremen Of five work
shops carried on by this gentleman have signed
certificate that he did not threaten before cleo
ton, to discharge bis workmen in the With Ward
should they vote against him This statement is
made in reply to one published in The Tribune IN
I communication signed D. C. Henderson.
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LABOR REFORM MEErIEGs-The Carpenters
Society meet this evening at l79 Wooster st the
Brotherhood of the Union on Saturday evening,
at l27 Grand-st. aud the Industrial hetormers
meet on Sunday evening at the latter place, to
hear lecture from Mr.. Warren OF Indiana Al,
though we have not reported these Industrial
meetings very cry regularly, we understand the
Trades Associations go on with their Protective
movements with undated vigor and exert
very happy influence upon their menbers.
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massachusetts Again.

The Boston Atlas Of yesterday, has returns of
the Election for Governor of Massachusetts,, from
the entire State with the exception of two towns
Cberlmark, in Dukes Co. and Hanson in Ply
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DIAL. .886 9587I N734 533G8 8O,68t 23,2
Majority against Briggs, 255 do. in 40, 52i.
The Atlas publishes the following table of
REPRESENTATIVES
Total III
CNN' - ~ I

This si it will be seen puts the Coalition ahead
again in the popular branch of the Legislature
In the With District DAVIS, Wing, is defeated
for Congress by SOB votes.
In the Xth New Bedfordy District Mr.. scuD-
DER, Wing, lacks 272 votes of an election to Con.
gress
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SuoAR.-Best Crushed Sugar, IS sd per
aud IS per H. Good Butter is cd TO Is Sd OF the
best dsries in the country Families supplied Also the
best of Flour by The barrel bag Is Cd best Is Sd per
J he, PAHHgks New Temperance Store PA Broome,
corner of LN3losv-st