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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-06-20

All sides called 10 exercise far greater degree Of
forbearance and moderalcn II we mean to transmit ta
me next generation The blessings enjoyed by this
dangers Of this intestine strife 10 cali both he South
and ss Nos'h back e a sense q .hsIr ps duties and
nosns ss
cause jealousy, heart burning. and animosy. among
those whose country is one. whose interests one,
and whose destiny, whatever any OF them may think
after. ' $3.50.
Gentlemen one OF The exciting questions Of the pres
BY law IRON The Territories lately acquired from Msxi
lco III believed in any such necessity, should. OF
course, support such law could not do otherwise.
and which opinions hays 10 ss ssanss
shall not change But do not believe in any such me-
cessity have studied the geography Of New Mexico
and inquired Il many nssen persons who nass
been n the country Taversed u and become familiar
pasone lying on the east side Of the Rio Grands, be-
low the Paso del Nore this is claimed BY Texas the
other extends along the rver both Sides from Paso
dei NGe e the forty second degree q north latitude
lies on the eastern side Of the river is claimed BY
Texas The whole extent Of both parts can hardly be
less than one thousand miles and BY the wndngs Of the
river much more. The southern part Is far less
mountainous than the northern it has, nevertheless.
mountain peaks and mountain ridges. From San An
tonic. Dc Bexar, which is hundred miles north OF
actual settlements in Texas. il il five hundred and sew
eny miles Paso del None, by track road recently
explored keeping east OF the Rio del Norte and south Of
the Guadalupe mountains the general direction Of which
road is west by north. This whole country Is Of very
little value The mountains barren, and great por
ton Of the level country is mere desert Of rocks
and sand. Sometimes prairies met with, producing
grass in less abundance; but the decisive and
fatal characteristic Of the country i the want Of water
In traversng this region travellers not unfrequently find
themselves without water for twenty thirty miles, and
sometimes even for longer distances. think explo-
ing expedition which within the last year passed along
this route, found water for seventy miles, Il may Be
truly said that there is country Of six hundred miles in
extent which, in its general character mnst be described
barren desert Iagrce that in considerable part Of
this desert African slave labor necessarily exclu-
ded BY the law Of climate the climate Is mid enough
but then, all labor, free slave all cultivation what
ever is excluded for all me BY the stery Of the soil
throughout this vast arid region. There may be trAng
exceptions here and there the banks Of some o the
streams but the general character without doubt or
question: Is such as have represented it Major Gaines,
very intelligent gentleman lately member Of Con.
gress and governor OF Oregon, traversed part Of
scripton Of il:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02
Our EIkton Correspondenoe.

EixroS. Cecil County, Md, June %, 1860.
!ne Veather-1he Crops-Sales Of Land-Casc q
homic'de-Po ltics-SOns Of temperance, $e.
fof the last three weeks the weather has been
uhcommomly dry, and the dust had accumulated
10 The depth of some three or four inches in our
streets and highways, much TO the ANNOYANCE of
travellers; but last night we had a delicious ths.-
der shower, which washed old Natures dusty face,
and rendered the air balmy and bracing
The farmers have been busy with their hay the
past week; but majority of them have now secur-
ed this crop, and some engaged cutting their
wheat. There has been an average Weld of hay.
and if the weather continues fair a week longer, the
crop OF wheat In the county, notwithstanding the
ravages of the fly, will be large.
Several valuable tracts of land were sold at trus-
tees sale, from the Court House door, on Tuesday
last One tract 1t Battle Swamp, containing ITO
acres, with tavern, sold for 81 800 Another tract
Of l6I acres, near Principle Furnace, for 80, $50,
and third on the Big Elk, containing 1854 acres,
for $500
A boy by the name of Charles A. Jackson was
Killed on Thursday, by Henry ID. Simpers about ID
miles from town, under the following circumstan-
ces;-Jackson, who was about ID years Of age, was
sent by his mother to borrow u horse of Shippers.
Simpers accused the deceased of persuading one ct
his hands, boy named Holden, TO leave his en-
ploy. Deceased dcnie d the charge, whercupon Sim
pers, who is a violent tempered man. cursed him
and struck HIM over the head with hoe The
boy was just able to get home and tell his mother
what had happened, when he became insensible.
Medical aid was Immediately procured; but Jackson
died the next morning from conclusion of the brain.
An inquest was held over the remains and a YER
dict rendered in accordance with the facts. SIM
pers was lodged in Jail to await his trial at the 90
tober term of our court.
The wings and democrats are marshalng their
forces, and preparing for the political contest this
fall, and we will, doubt, have some warm work
between this and the I'd of October Well, some
body will be defeated, and whoever gets the most
votes will be electod-that's fixed fact.
The Grand Division S. of T. of the State OF Ma
~ land, holds its next quarterly session in Port Do
Iosit, on the 18th of July. L'INCoUNNx.
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The Shocking Affair nj Ch.gres.

j, the undersIgned, having seen the article in
your paper Of June z, he AIDED Shocking affair at
ChagTes, beg leave (being eye witness) to give
my statement Of the affair, and do Justice 10 Mr..
Mancosos, whom ! consider unjustly represented.
!, John McTurck, on the 10Th Of May, did inform
Mr. =. +. Mancosos, that Mr.. Thomas and Capt
Newcomb, Of the steamer Ous, had spoken Of him
he became in possession Of these facts he went to
Mr. Thomas, and demanded Of him, in a gentle
manly manner, what he meant by such obserya-
tons as he had made, derogafory to his character,
to which Mr.. T. replied that II was Capt. New
comb, and not him Mr. NJ. replied, let Capt N.
attend to his own affairs, and not interfere with
mine. Mr.. Msncosos and Thomas then settled
the matter, as far az they were coRcerned by sha-
king hands, and adjourned to the Crescent City
House, and took refreshments. They then pro-
ceeded in company to the circus. AT the end Of
the performance Mr.. T. and Capt Newcomb, to-
getber with George, were waiting outside for
Mr. NJ. to make his appearance, Of which he (Mr.
M had been informed. Mr.. NJ seeing friend Of
his, (Dr. Magrew) inquired q him IL he had any
arms about him, he replied he had a pistol,
which the Doctor lent him Mr.. NJ. then drew his
watch from his pocket and handed IL to me, re-
requesting me to go with him and ask Capt. N.
what his object was, when Mr.. Thomas stepped
forward and squared of TO Mancosos, who pushed
him back and told him to 90 about his business,
when Thomas squared of again TO Mr.. NJ, who
then Knocked him down on his rising they clench-
ed, and both falling TO the ground, in the scufile,
the pistol went of. Mancosos was taken away by
two Of his friends JoHy Nc TURok.
sworn TO before me, this 18th day Of June, A. d.
1850 FRas. II. UPro-,
Com. Of Deeds,
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NhNhhAti lhhNs
Befofe Judges Oskley. Pslnr and Campb.Il.


Before Judges Oakley Psin- and Cam pb.u.
JJLy 1-Wtiam Lat-glter ~ az Nsyor ans Cor ss-s-
hon J Nsv fok-This case vas tried before Mr.. jus
tice sandford When by drectionyof that Judge
diet was returned Tor the defendants, to which the
plaintiffs excepted and the cause nov comes before
ration ordered sewer to be built some time since IN
Jane street and appointed three 20 apporop
on inc saj9n,ns prep.ry the expenses those s..es-
porstion removed them and substituted three others
who made an estimate Of performing the provisions
of office, bat they performed their duties before
hand The Corporation issued warrant agsinss
the plaintiff for s9Oi alleged 20 be due the
sum assessed on plaintiffs proportion Of benefit or
advantage scquired by three lots Of land belong
ing to bin In jane street; and Laimoiers furnt
ture levied on tor that amount Plaintiffs coun-
eel contended that the proceeding we're v.id for
vera reasons first, for the assessors having acted
without oath and secondly that the Corporation pro-
ceeded without any apparent Necessity, that the
made the estimate before they we're sworn aud
the oath future promissory one that no estimate
was made within the requirements of the statute and
the three perons uho undertook TO act a. assessors
were not properly spposssd the Corporation having
exhausted IT, suthority by previously appointing pro-
pr persons. who were mpetent aud no had not de-
cned 20 act, but were superseded without any other
cause than the mere will Of the Common Council Ano-
ther point urged by plaintiffs counsel H. that the
fessors should have made the estimate, and collected
sci for the Corporation urged his points for the de-
fendsnts-hrt, that the estimste made hefore
the contract and before the b not
the assessment by section 40 Of thes
OF 1913 and the Law Of 1924 twas for the purpose OF
obtaining an approximation Of the cost Of the york
when the Corporation cause the work 20 be executed
and done at their tss this easel an as
sessment of such expen. With interest IL TO be made
No estimate u required because none IL necessary as
the expense has been sscertsined lie also con.
tended that he assessment aud conhrmstios
were in conformity with the statute, and binding
and conclusive persons essessed; that the Com
mon Council having the pover TO assess had also the
power TO amend the ordinance by appointing Others
n any good cause existed and Of the existence Of such
cause the Common Council the sole judge; no OBJ
lection 90 the change be urged q. the assessors
first appointed entered upon the discharge OF
their duties. Counsel tberesre contendsd that the
Assessment In question H. in all respects legal and
that the Judgment Of the special term should be e.
hfmed, with costs
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Total,
CoLoREp POPULATION Z, Bosros, AT DIFFERENT

Ward shows a decrease from lSl5 Of ell and Ward
Of $50 This is probably owing to the erection Of
stores instead of d.ellsg houses, and also 10 the
merous removals to the country towns, where both
taxes and rents cheaper II Is estimated that from
two TO three thousand OF the most substantial citizens
have taken up their residence the country while do
ing business in Boston sine. the last census The
California excitement has probably also carried %
from one to two thousand
Ten OF the wards show increase from lsi5, fol.
lows: ward l. 1913 g. $50; I. i4O6 O. $50; o. 7gl ..
22O2; o. 1919; 10, 2.l7l; IL, 100; ~. 3.2S9
IL will be seen that foreigners compose nearly one
half Of eur population, of whom ali bat about 10000
OF the total population Of Ward S. containing Bro.d
street, QOlGo) all but 500 or nvesixthf, foreign
In 1sl5 Of the ia SEQ inhabitants 3Ossi wore born
In Boston of American parents; lOls5 were born in
Boston Of foreign parents; total born IN Boston OF
American and foreign parents ilO16, total born
In Boston, 1890, Americans aud their children, H.,
O37; foreigners and their children 81 .2sg. BY the
present census It appears that the Americans and
their children are ios foreigners aud their children,
oS ,S.ei majority Of Americans and their children,
tl2lss. by this IL will DO seen, that while the
Foreigners and their children have increased since lsS
26O5l, the Americans and their children have de-
The earliest enumeration Of the inhabitants Of Bos-
ton, now known. w@ mase In i721 fbe number then
reported was 1861 Ia that cessus 10 found that
4Jig persons resided north Of Mil Creek sov
Blackstone street. and co.'s south Of that line.
In 1872 census wss taken, which gave total Of
1882 Of which number ] S7i were eOlOred, leaving
l5Ocs whites. In 1862 a census was taken ~hish
gave - 100 whites and BAL colored making total
ofl5,'Sl. This census was taken during the prevs
lence OF the small pur, and many OF the Inhabitants
had ned 60 the country The number OF slaves in Bos-
ton In 1854 was go
On the "a Of June 1893 Governor Bernard prosecuted
the subject Of taking Of the colony OF Mass
chusctts Bay which acted upon February "a 1T6a
This not completed however till May i7os.
In that enumeration Boston reported to contain
1880 Inhabitants.
Since the year 1870, a een.u. ha. been taken each
decade by order of the nted States government In
the years 1879, IS and 40 taken by the
city authorities The following table hb~s the returns
made by the provincial census in 1898, the United
states each ten years lIyO and the oity
can rh ia sra 400
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We stated yesterday the total population OF Boston
under the recent census, to which now add Ia
BILE, showing the population by wards together with
tho number of foreigners in each This table IL net
official, but may be slightly varied
TABLE SHowINo THE POPULATION or THE Orr or
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

So Parker Of the Point Clear Hotes, vss lrovvel
- We Nd Inst. While hathins nsax hobas.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

Portugal.
Our advices from Lisbon are to the 9Th ultmo,
inclusive.
A correspondent at Lisbon says
According TO news from Washington, the American
claims upon Portugal were to be considered by Con-
gress before being pushed to rupture between the
Clay the Charge d'Afares here, may not demand his
passport and embark board frigate which he had
circumstance connected with the different claims
wsuld induce the American government to adopt the
proposal Of arbitration, although 1t may be right In
some OF the questions under dispute
According TO an Oporto letter OF the 9h there
was no political news. The weather had set in fine
and warm but the late inclement storms had Affect
ed, to serious degree, the growth OF wine in the
Oporto and Beirada districts. Shipments were
rather slack. A great uncertainty existed regarding
the continuance of the indirect shipments to Ameri-
ca, say England by way Of America, and the Cow
eminent had published decree on the 18th ult.,
which eectually stopped indirect shipments, but i
was framed in such manner that the interest OF
the direct shipper Of wine for the supply OF the
American market would be seriously affected, as
by the decree in question the shippers sending wines
to America would have to give bond TO the Oporto
custom house that the wines 20 shipped should not
be exported after being landed in America, within
gwen time, control which no wine merchant could
have over his customer in the foreign market. A
representation had been made TO the government
by the commercial Association of Oporto, praying a
TEMPORARY suspension OF the decree, and until the
to London would be paralyzed. The news of the
decree created great excitement, but il was gene
ralyEupposed that those vessels which had caTgoes
engaged for America, would be allowed to complete
their loading on the old system.
china.
Our accounts from Hongkong are dated the 9th
Of April. Our Correspondent says
The Peninsusr and Oriental COmpany's steamer
Braganza arrived here on the 18th inst, bringing
advices from England to the 18th Of February
We have little of importance TO communicate
this month.
Various reports were anoat as to attempts that
have been made on the life Of the young Emperor,
by the late Emperor's brother
The mourning for the late Emperor is to last 100
days.
The formidable body Of pirates engaged in inter-
cepting goods sent into the interior by the Chaese
from Canton, interferes greatly with the foreign
trade.
The tea season may be considered closed. The
total exports from this country amount to 5000 900
pounds, showing an excess, compared with the
previous year, Of 1000 900 pounds, consisting en-
tirely Of black.
The accounts from Shanghai are to the l4th.
The export Of silk to Great Britain to that date
amounted to about 1900 bales. The total export
from this country to Great Britain is now 14,D0,
against 5000 to the same period in the preceding
year. The Chinese Populace were still suffering
great distress.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-07-02

IIVEhFOOL, JUNO TT
The cotton market remains without change tho
sales In the past three days estimated at 900
bales at the closing prices Of last week, and about
2,o0O Of II on speculation.
The corn market continues dull, with tendency to
further decline, the growing crops being very pro-
missing
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
SNcii,cnbnra Saunfdlip.

SbdSn'arbaG So bn g. pSlritb Giq bat ctGcn Den Gen.
ns non esnbr9 tseno9t uno fclscupsn Ssr Gsnot:
Mcbnbdufsr, 305-Somrn, 32l-Gang SepSttIruna 1854.
SRanntds 903-gBsitltbt SCI. Qna Der 8ausrsien 1863
9Bansrtras be6 ken Sabrs, s735 9ufbd-&csscu 27723
Standardization, 1910 SuTbd-Sofr, 9OS5 8ufbd.
GssnetsS f9cnbss @srmSsn, $463923 g8crtb bes @sbs
feds nuf ben Sourecn, $397l0 Yfrbs tsr Gin Sabr off,
4l6-8dbs tsr Gin abr at 639-ucrrcs gb ttsr Gin sabr
ot 4Q-sdaofs b@ Gin Sobr oft, 4l6-e ehmcns iitsr Gin
Sabr oft, ST. 8uttr wabrCnb Dem Sabr 34,525 punb.
or. 6dfrh a ben Gimrcbnsrn G6nture ir ibrs &c:
rsip9s 8souhpcruu9 finer Sroscn osrtubibrn San at.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
Ole GHuutp.SSe eriammIuua.

Die GainrsSeriannlun9 am ken Samlia9 ont 5ouf non
penrnStra in Sdo:Q8bcbau bisItr Gouutr, 1T prit
;Obrcd tst :pcroen. Ols bs uutCr crnccn lmtanren,
sansn init pr asfbatiscn syubrsit, crpurtn mar Sen
allen Sbsn crs 9aanss porn SbciluCbmer 9c9cn uno in
allen gsrbanbunQcn brrTbts bic 9rSFte @iniss Dir l-
auo it nirt rfru uno Scst oo bic g8bi9s, bic wabrsn
Srsube unrss GencnpcblS, mnCr nc cnlcBrn fnb ibrs
9fhu bic c ibrcm bcrr crtolftsn Sortouos fbup9 tuo,
sstrsuib srfdn Dies 1T 9raot uic fin cIts, o Die
3cit wire kbrsu p s ces inbin tbut ras oas 8r uno
bic Ggshiat Gnos pcunoS fsecn nF," pclhss cin,9
uuo oIn in br Sinft in bcr 0sfdbrun9 oer SSb9;ro:
dec bebt Die @erbantlun9cn, bic nts aneers a bant
Grunekc SrrauSen, nost ocr ser in elmer anosrn Spol
1 pro r0 Gin BSbu6 9unSs wtlbrr ir iret has DtlSa:
tnssNtm fdr bic @bis:gorts uspsnoir. Sisftr Sblug
hnt unru Gs9ncru bsr 8ittr alien paFirten Scibdi
fen gu n, unb oic6e u6n @ kbr Gr9 oord6cr laut wcrccn.
Dr lntano an ;9t uns abn bcuih, ba6 biss cine pIit
5ane9 bsr &cramln9 uor inoCm Cs ia tCtouut it, baB e
os banolun9en bsr b9s Die s CtS oils cine 8SfSrcun9 ;
Yartsi, ,Snrtn-binac9n cas- pos c prOtcr os burn
fbae6t tsatn Sur fcrtSn0t hSsu mir bObsr bic S8bs6
wIm ibrs Yfidt uuo Irbu f 2kn Dsnlta9 i'm Sttcter
autb aasfdbrsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29

ben 24fen September, om 5aufe BON Seffe Mit
Ter in Sb9-Macunsie, pieeer gu uerfamneln.
Quf 8oridas nurcen fOI9enoe perfonen aIs ei
ne lfebenbe Committee fur baS fUmmenbe Sabr sr.
nannt :-QIentaun Norowaro, oenrD gB. Gnsip /;
Subwaro, guan Gdert-Nertbamp Gaf. Sled
ner-Sannoper, Samss gB. Suler-Slbwbeitbal
Daniel gutb- -Slorowbeitbau, aaron Gifenbaro-
Sbermaeuneie Solomon &uoer-N Nieoerma eun9te
Samss Sbrmitforb, Gbarles 8urfbatsr
--SalSburs Solomon Sberlauccn. 6enry
Yeaser- g8afbinstOn. Sfrael &uop-.SeioeIterg
Mai. Sobn Smitb-Spnn. Sobn MOfer-ecwbiI
petsr 98eioa- gSe1enbur9, SObn 8. Sdfri6, @fq
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
SSortbamptpn SauntD.

Neutrality-suspicious. Sonntds ben l.
Sspember. fou Der @difein Su Der neuen eemein.
ftaftIiben Salsms 5frde'' in 8etbIebem, auf ei
ne feisrIide @eife 9eIe9t werbsn.
3Obt srfunben. - Der Coroner bon NOr-
Hampton @auntp belt am Uoreeten SOnneriio9
9si6snfbau uber ben &6rper BON Srn. SsIIe Sumb.
ber welber auf Der 8ausrsi Don Capt Martn Sei
pei in Sorts Saunfdip foot ssfunosn wurbe. Gr
rpor nit Der falsnben &ranfbsit bebaftet unb man
fanb ibn NIT Dem &Opf ;wiI6en bic S6Iser zines
StubIss 9eSwdn9t. worein er iid wabrfdsinIib
pdbrsnb einem Qnfau bieier &ranfbsit arbeitete.
Gr mar Elm iun9er Mann, Don 9utem &ufe uno al
eemeiu geabtet.
/" Ssrr SObn Suines, 8irtb in t6annopcr,
EorbamptOn Gauntp, bat Elm 9ons Wei6ss Uierbei.
nises 9uinea tSubn. Sor eini9en g8oden mar oaf
fsIbe nod bel eeben, 1T aber iest in Spiritus auf
bewabrt un6 in feinem @irtbsbauie bu febsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
SNaSthinatpn Saunfthip.

Gsbdfsmorhau g. s. 8ubs IT,, bat Den Genius ctiscm
2aunfbp pcsnSet uno b:rbt mic cat:-Sacbubaulr, 247-
Sani(sn, 257-ScpSruns 1911. 8oucrcn, lis. GRoscn,
ertro9 5O53 8ubd- 8c99n, 1886 - gRsibtcrn, Ss79 -
5afr, 506 8ufbd gSCrtb ocs @Nbcds 30745 gkros=
342-sabs 452-Onbsrss @isb, 2l5-sdaak, 262-sdpti.
nc, e12 Butter, 1862 Yuuo. GrunbtSrsn, S255 9utbs
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
SySpntapnrcrp Sauutn.

Rim 13. Qu9ult 9eietb Elm 2iibri9es S6bn
den BON Sobn Ganbes in SbsrS SaIforo Sfp., su.
fiui9 ju nabe ans Stuer duf Dem Sthebenbeero, no
bel feline &lsieer BON ben Slammen erariffeu wur.
ben, uno ebe Die bsrbeieenbe SHUTTER cieIeIten Is
fben fcnnte. mar oaS 8tno 70 isbr pGbrannt, cas
man an feinsm Quffommsn SwsfsIte.
I'm porlsbten Samfag ercanete hdb Gin
trauri9ss un9lud in Der Sdeuer osS Sorn. Srisor
tScie bel SaIforoUae, bcim Srsfben nit elmer Sra
f6ine. 'Qls man i'm Sesriff mar Die Wafdine gum
Stiultano Su briu9en, Ie9ts t0r Srsbr. Shup cine
!0ane ucu StrOb auf eieeIbe, nobel ibm Die rebte
!Sano esriffen unc 70 SsrfIeiIbt wuroe, oa6 Der
Qrm ab9enommen weroen muste.
SSeim Yarabren elmer freiwuiaen Gompao
ME Su Splerspcrt am nimIibsn Sa9 feuerte man
cine neuerbdtene ,Eanone, nelcbe enelib beis wur.
be uuo unerwartet iber Dem Saoen Icseiua wobsi
Der re6te Irm beS &anoniers Sper gSambolo Der
maBsn Ssrfbmettert wuroe, oa6 er ebenfals abae
nUmmsn wercen muBte.
S~-~~~~~o~~o~
9st6btet.-@ Gin fIseiser 9iraer Heaoinas
Ydmens Solomon S'Sair, bate oaS unaIiid, am
Montas 1u9uft 10. bsim Steinfpreuoen an Der
SutpebOeeon. eini9e MsiIeu oberbaIb Reaono, oe
t6btet su werben. Sin Stein traf i'm in oas @e
mid uno perurfabte fsinen pI6sIi6en SOB. @r bin.
terIie6 cine Srau uno jwei Gincer, bic bur6 beIen
8crfaI ibres @rndbrers braubt wuroen.
Sambura.- Die Staot .Samburs. 8rfs
9auntD. sdbIt mad benz 1oeben 9encmmenen Genius
1O35 GinwObn SIG mdnnIi6en uno $40
peibIiten gsfdIedts finc. Sn 1910 bate t9am'
burg 64S ginWObner.
1dtb. Ssffe Miter, Der frlber Staats.
Setrstar untsr @cuU. S6unf mar, 1T am pOtIseen
NE'1Ipo9 6u 9arrlsbur9 9efOrben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
MGgiafcits : Ncocu.

gBir nb sibt wcrccn anSuS9en ooE auf natn WfDutae
Sbeio Gin Der Grurtpr ncbrrs @crtrdse dtcr 9RdFi9tt
ecbatn psron rlsn, in er brfsn &rcrmirtn &rbc bur
Die Gbrtp 6errcn Duts uno Siued in ecIbcr Sprobs
Das g. :4um III odtln9spCu rin9ClacCn GSprpcbncn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29
sfcucitcs ans Galiforuicu.

Ser Steomsr Crescent Gitp in Isetsn Dcnnsr.
flag uOuGba9res, uia Gin9Rcn, Samaita, nit lOS
QaGa9isren ju Neu YCrt cin9etrCffen.
Ser "San Srouciseo l6sraGo'' pom II. Suli aibt
cine icbr ermutbi9enre sdIcsruns uUn csm Se'
fddft6weien uuc csn caIItIbe betrsbsncsn Sanesls.
bduisrn iener Staet.
Gjro6e Qufrcsuns barfdte in Sonora wessn Susi
Merifanern, eie man Die Gsihen Srpsisr Qmsrifansr
uerbrennrn fab. Dem Sdeif aslan9 es nur NIT
Mube, bic bsicen Merifaner Der au9enbIidIibsn
SoIfsrabe gu entretBen.
sn eincm Sbse Der firIibsn Minsn 9ebt es ent'
feelib ber I'm Sonora berum perfredt faum cine
Nacbt, in Der feline MOrbtbat besansen wnroe. Sn
ben leeten ID Sa9en foIen eafeIb nidt psniser ais
20 MenIten ermoreet wOreen fein. ltsin @oIo-
9rdbsr wsi6, wenn er iid QbenbS nisosrleet Oh bic
ndbfe Moracnfonns ibn nidt ais Spfer zines Wor.
eermsIIT5 beI6sinen miro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-08-29

Som @ou9res boben mir bsute nidbts beion.
oers Su beribtcn. Ser Senat bate Die Sa betrsff
fi6tIiber SfIauen bic 9anSe Ieete gBO6e unter @r
nG9un9 uno am Srsitae murce oiefeIte nit p III
IL Simmen abSufbreiben beCroGt.
SoS &eprdfcntantenbaus befbift9te iit fat aus.
fbIiebIi6 nit Der Civil uno DtpIOmahf6sn 8swil'
Ii9un9sbia.