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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
9soraoi,ls! Ssarasaiaas Z

q aHCeSegSsaS &SeaGsSsseasS
Sril6e 9lnfunft rpn Spatiabrs< nnb
i, SBtnters2Sdaren.
Ser NbilnOelpDia Stobr
III obermaIs perfeben NIT einem frifhcn Stod pom
Spdtiabrs. uno gBinter, @aaren-oie wpbfeilten
Die nod iemals bem publifum an9eboten woreen.
S5areaius In SdOics Srce8iiter
Soeben erbalten cine 9rcBe auantitdt Meous DC
Gains, flgurirt uno rinfabe su IL Gents.
Seine Auatitdt Mous De Gains, neuer Stpl, BON
Is bis 25 Gents. .-SpIenoio neuer Stpl @a6emere,
Don 81 bis so Gents 20 Sthfe feebspierteI Sbibet
Sud- rctb. blau pinf uno elaret. eas pobIfefte
weldes iemaIs an9ebeten wuroe nur so Gents.
20 Stufe ftbwarae Qlpaeeas, nur II @ents-ei'
ne arp6e auantitdt fbwarje Qlpaeeas uno Weobair
euiire, pon 25 bis IS QroSsnt unter 9reiB.
Soeben erbalten so Stlde neue Stpl DrsGfsioe,
ihwarSe btaufbmarse. thrfiftte, fattin uno perdn.
oerIibe Seoe. pcn so Gents bis 81 so.
GeDatpls ! ScDatpls !
@ceben erbalten 200 lange S6awls, ols 8dy
Sdte. HaterIOo unb Srenb, MaoB 2 Bel a 0arb
pcn so bis 10 &baIer.-100 ocbtpierteI f6pari
frans6hfte Sbibet, nit feibeusn Srin9es. pOn bis
5 50-a4tpierteI 8lonfet S6awIS, Don l bis 4
Sbaler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

Soeben erbaIten am pbilabelpbia Stobr, l0I
paor feline Bttnep 8IonfetS, an berab9efegtel
Qrsi6en, pon IS bis 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
Carpets unb 8lOrsSeltu6.

Soeben erbaIten AM pbilabelpbia StCbr, 5000 0os.
Sn9roin uno Super Gdrpet5-on qro6en Bargains,
uon % bis 65 @sntS.-l0 Stude Setub Don SO
bis 81 @rnts.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
SlS9 . q 6ri6f.

glodricbt nib Giermit 9eaeben, rag bel Ger macs
fen Sieune Der gsfcsScbun9 pcn pfnnlgtoanifn
Uuiprub 9ema6t meren mlto lnf 0m To,a Sa.oapS,''
Ho "S S""nt, srriftet merpen fol- aenannt; Die
srmeTs' S|T uH0 RtcbanisS 8anf Don alentaun," NIT
tinsm m' GaptaI pon einbunoat taulenO 8balsr. mit
S',r Rr%fe CaiTelbe su swebuncert tanfcno &baler
y. r'' rrrnr6rcn, nit GrIaubnlB 8anf9ef6dfte aa5R.
9'",on,, fobaIo fuufsi9 taueno &baer enbeSablt
i;nn emo. Goof Sno. Grlb,
r. GI. 9snin9er, y. Epfrff,
g. D. gBiion, Owen Si9er 5g
Some5 S. AIcn, SefIs Sddffcr,
H. r. g8dauer. g. 8. Canton,
gtdtban Drciber, g. Barber. fH
>g8. 81 Qomeu, gpb. Grim. r-H.s"
Soirpb lSei6} elias Mre. ~
gRm. Goldman, eli StGfsI. s'g'4
uatnauu, Suli 4, 1850. .S6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
Groaeer G1efrut)r J

Grosser g11fr1lbr :!
I'm rem oltrn Gtanprtas rem GGas Nere III ouf6 nta sin
Stcbr erSpst NIT cnsn bSncn unp 9rcRtn @crotb pcn
Serbf1' uuD SsSiuter. G;iltern!
GeDr9e Gpfenber9er
pat ben fbSntsn standardization uno tttn Sbt ron Den
g8aarsn pcn trB une eanes ausaeu uno an 9anj u9en
9spinsuusen. tduf d sebro uuo bat eet ais 3uae m
ctt9en ein 9rrFer uno hSntr @crratb ron 9oni
SScnctt uti0 tppDlfci(cn 9Sddren
tin9slts bic CT allie NIT tnen grcfn unb bnem @erau
abpiseen 9eeentt no CT rtrfbrt a Die 9n9t fuo tbn gu
untsriHeen bae e nauce arta ipcbir b 6nt taufn oils
fcnnc uuO nabti ca oufs refs rarau ssb psrben paB
ae cbns ntsrbsN S ano ebne %stru9 rNsr @0rtbd oIn
bebanoet peroen.
@cn rem arcGen ecd ocn pcblkiNn Gahrn fam man nur
fcl9enoe anftbrn
Ote gables SreGoiitcr
btttbSn aus Ssies pcn allen Suatdtn uno eFn, Ebpo%
no tctcrirts apaaS Grccn sub, Galbmre uno Gin prGbt
9ss ahCrtmcnt pcn SRcus DC Gaines unp Gjiuoboms.
Gables ruff an uno urtbekt fit Cub fttt.
SbamlS S6apl6 !
SdprH uuo ucesssccrr Sbtrt gRsrinc uno Gin ercGtS
Nertnnt prn Sldntt Ban SitsIan9tn nno Squire Sarp
ipcblftl 81 babsn Gg
geor9e &Ofenber9er.
@eanGa Gun; wcIencs Sud- fir 81 unt alls Qrtcu pcn
sSI1aSS1 8rendb, 8N9Nn uno Gn9tifbsS Sub, pcn 81
su 5 SBoltr per gorN.
Sascmrrs, gan; pcbftil ron allen Sarte SatustS, 0Gn
Itn Scans, uno prGtbi9 Sain6, uno ollie Irrn SBenS9
0eor9e E0fenbcr9er.
aSrntS-Giu 0rrGts IIcrttmcnt non YrintS pcn w Is
@snts per oo, biz on Sfnbtlt uno Site n tttrrffn wrs
Den, tel
@ecr9c 9fofenber9er.
tusliue-Gsttcibte unc un9ctEthts MufIins pen allen
Irttn unp YreiFer, gum &9tauf btt
Geor9e GUfenber9er.
Spicael, Glass nuo Saienss9VaGreu.
Gin Etennb lcrmCnt ben ucuttn pattsrus, in StS
uup ttim Sttd, an Den ujseri9ttn YrtiGSn, bti
9eOr9e HCenber9er.
Groecrics-Gn srrGsr Stcd 9audbt Gjrcncrirs ot5 3u
der, 6of NJrai uub Sbcs, alien Ircn unb rsign, t
@tCr9e Gofcnber9sr
SSiro Derinngt.
a AhGnHh guthd GSrtmbtcCren, mic al Nrtn eonccfs
Id VUSEVDpcOuftn, pie oub Sbmo;, GcrGutbere$ Stifb
9utr @ttr Scls 10, pcfur lnlcr Der bitbtt 9rsB in
G5sb rbtr i'm 1Gsauib fdr Qaoortn trSabt tpirb, tsi
@ecrge &ofenbrscr.
Qnsntalu Stcber Is. nq4m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
GebawIs !! Sd0tpls !!
Sud- unO @aIftn,ere.

Sine 9rcBe Sscrfheoenbeit pon Sud- fir toerren,
ea5 wcblfetllie weIdes iemaS au9ebOen wurpe-
ebenfaIls @aBlmere uon so Gents bis | Sbaler.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

Sceben rbatten am 9bilabeGpbia StObr, Elm
9rceer SOrratb Der feinlen Sebern, all febr nietrn
Qrci6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

81 Ii r9 r:-Sbr finbet furSum cine gro
Be Serfbieoenbeit iebcr Grt @aaren, mcIde fir
Saar9eIo pefauft Oocr fur quite 9anbe5prObufte aus.
9emetfeIt wsrom uno swar mobtfeiIer ais an ir:
9eno einem anoern GtabIiBement in ceier Nacbbar
f6aft-Huft bel uns all uno ibr f6nnt gucb UerIof
fen, ca6 ibr Die 9r66te Bargains in Srodenwaaren
MAIDEN f6nnt; aIfo perqsBt nidt on5urufen am 4bt'
laceIpha Stobr, 3ter StoDr pslIib bon Steders
9cteI.
g)eoger unb aSeibner.
SftOber II. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
}s5@ 9tnlfrei6er tunb Eapesirer
GiSncs, 9ES. SSurcdfu

gtruet bicf C5dScnbit fincn Srcnon nnb Dem gublum
uterbop ttfannt 81 nae eaB ncu in eas paus bsbec
tcpchn aothan Gbde, btnabe Der Scrnirtfn 8irbs
ac0nUer in ftr oanilrn SraGe Ger Gaet asnaun as;esn
it, no cr imnsr ttrS iin pro itoem uf in bn pbspssn
3rpt9tn kints GjtfbSftS prompt gu frl9tn st psrrba
Qnfuidtn, SttilomaIen, Nahabmun9 alIer !5oTss
orten, Stubsnwano &ape5ieren. ,t.
Qu IiuM &eIn uno rurb pttr Grfabruns in Nfsr ass
pcrbtn allen ct9n 3p9en DEFENDERS 2EancS apfsren.
iet tos Sotput panel work. rie rcrbernp SRcoe
it, Sir bt d uno lhEu Nusidbrn9 incr 0rttitn ouaraus
trt or, unc cs iinO SIAtsltb fine grsi Itbr mdfi9.
Gstrcm in tuauu onSgi9 it, bat bcrait ilnrs
Ueun9 acncFcn eafdr liusn brSben Dant atait uno
brit raB ns btret5 9tfrtn 1rtftsn ibm frnaen rtsn
3uiprutb ufdbrcn ptrbtn.
81 g-Gr bat Die tsitttIn 9racneu pr9eteCa 8udtatsu.
lis Is 3c br btdnct9 auf oano. une II trrt Sbas
rcr rcn sosr ttlisbi9n GrSfs hanlit 0n;ufrti9tn
arrl d. na6W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

Safcmrrs eon pcblftit ron allen Sarten SatiutS Sen.
tudn Scans uno patti9s SainS, uno ollie aru SStieuSu
@eCr9c GcIrnbcr9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
Spt; G,crlau0t: :

E00O Slater 5rt miro psrlanat mtfdr hCr tGhit gHor
oOOO Weis tc5abt rprp, am Mttp gert Stcbr tei
&ern uno tEleu
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
Groferterr

gNcloIS, 8uIr, lafse, Sbs uf No., eytotn uno pcbIfi
;u 0utouku lei S1cru nno Sicin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
Serbftz nnb 9Sinter>9ttter
ant SScius2kurE @tuEr.
8 D q % q.

Shma8tirEnc, 8ap Staat palnlcaf GoIbmsrs. G3rrha,
SbbSt uno ollie grn Srousr Sovts prbt uno gutter
Su0tt6t, gum Strtauf lei Sicru uWo Slciu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

@aaGa GSon; pclISntS Sud- fir 81 unr oG Qrtrn prr
E<S2SSW 8rentb, 8el0rn uup Gn9ifbss Sub, prn 81
;u SBotr per 9Jorp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

Spicacl, Glass nuo Saienss9SaGren.
Gin ptnnio lcrtement Den nCstGn YattGrus, in St
uuo ttim Sttid. an btn useri9itn YrtiGsn, tet
geor9e GCfenber9er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

GroccrcS.-gtn srprr Stcd 9uabt GrctcriGS, ot5 5u:
der, 6oGs, NHctats uub Sb alien 2rtcn unb Yrsgn, t
@tOr9e G0lenbT9sr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
O. arnR Rt o.

&]e nEl1tIn uno bIn Sms G0rrtts IN fb faitn0 c
9reBeS une au9totbntIS Grtnrn beeEutne htrat9fe
Yrtliin, sum &Ertauf Gi sicrH nno SSlciu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
GGler0el1 berlanQt

E0O0 Suihd 6rnnobecrcli, fir rpde Der bSbit 9rri&
OOVO in 8Nar rttr i'm etaulb fir 9R0ortn beat miro
an 9fcrp Q)crt Stcbr, tGi S1cru uno Slcin
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
Ser N6ilaOcIpDia StODr

Soeben erbalten so Sthde neue Stpl DreGfet
fd,warsr blaufdmarse. thrfifte, fattin uno pert
berlihe @eiSe, BON so Gents bis al so.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

I'm Dem altrn Ganbptae rem Gas gR9e III aufS nGte Gin
Gcbr cSfpst nit cinem ibSncn uno grcBn Gcuatb rcn
S3erbft' uno SSinter. G;i!fern!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

observation-disclosures unc un9ettbs 9NusIine prn aItr
Irttn unp YrciFn, gum &srtauf bt
@ecr9e GUfenber9r.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

9rntS.-Gin 0rcGtS QTcrttmcnt non Yrints pcn w Is
Geut6 per goo, bic Stnbttt uuo GGte nb ttrtrrfn
bcn tel
@eorae NOfenteraer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24

in NGifatcfpbia 9cpcrf ou. SiCs iuareu fi
lnuttr bespr1 Safe rnb ole tncn iib
puuecrppt, fcnScrn oub
@s 1T clu GrpGts netpptts c9ittc S non tcr rauntis
tlciucn Auautat bic III cintr aeupcn SCREAMING uptbpcH
. ia ibid ma
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
:Tdnfp Glitter,

ais ed"S, GN9n9s fanm fiOcns Grapat$. fonfp Safhs
otrren RSnmc, oanbibubt, Grrtba 8a9s, ypot5s
S6nor, fanm @carS, H. frp., olItS rrn Der btttn Su
&trtauf bti Scru uuS 81
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-10-24
0eprde 9tpfenberaer

6at ben fbSnitrn prfdufiden uno ttfttn Sbdt ron Dc
98aarn NerB uno eanes ausaeut uno an gang bl9e
9eon9un9sn duf tb 9ctratbt uno bat st ais 3nae
cbt9en etn 9rcftr uno ftSntr @crratb ron gan;
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Interesting News from the Plains

TRADERS ATTACKED BY THE IsDI.ss-FIGHr BE-
TWEEN THE SIOUX AND CROW TRIBEs-rRoBA-
pIIITY OF AN INDIAN WAR.
sr. LorIs, April o, 1850.
Mr. yssqueI and Lieut. Dsuphp arrived here last
evening, from Medicine Creek trading post Of the
Union Fur Company.
They left there the 18th Of March. There was no
the Plains, and the weather had been re-
markabiy mild.
on the l1th of November last Mr. Dauphin. In CON-
pany with ten traders. returned from trading cxpe
diton. They were attacked In camp at the forks of
White river. by party Of Pawncc Indians Mr. Dau-
lion he deserted by his companions The Indians
then overpowered him. took his goods, and then left
him. lie finally succeeded In reaching Port Lookout
Buffalo were very plenty on the plains, and the
Sioux had collected band " from fifty to one hun
drcd warriors, for the purpose Of starting out
grand hunt.
In January. while party OF Sioux were hunting on
party of Crow Indians Eight warriors were killed on
each side The Grows took from their enemy from one
hundred TO one hundred and fifty horses The Sioux
were preparing to retalistc
The Yanetons were also preparing for with the
Pawnecs. In consequence Of depredations committed
by the latter The will probably continue through
out the whole season.
There is every reason TO fear that parties Of Caor
MIA cIngrants going by the north side Of the Platte
river fall In with parties Of the In lians and
be attacked
Major Hutton the agent for the sionx is expected
To arrive here about the last Of this month
The Union Eur Company bad been very .ueer.sful
last year over four thousand packs Of Buffalo robe.
had been brought In.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

C.yr-st er A sLAvp-Capt. Gordon, " the .hp
hsmncn, which arrived thh morning from Canton.
aer rapid passage. stsse. that The 9th of March,
OF St Ueleua. he spoke the bark Pauline, under the
somnsnd of an ofhcsr and from the Enslish
steamer cormorspt having besn taken BY that steamer
"a Rio. under the suspieicn Of being SLAYER The
Captain Of the bark, and one % the crew wsr. on
board and would t~ tried st ~ Helena The sn,eev
In command. stated that the bark said Va have
been FORMERLY an American whaler. and the s-pais
In command. when taken an American.
svrrossn "svsricious" vr-srL.--A late numlsr cs
the Iondop Sarp,As Gas,i.e contains the following
parpsrsph. shish hs. bea, rcpub-hed 10 an evealns
o. per In ,hs city under abe head Of A SLAYER no
Doabt' -
The Niyasis-ss cf Hsrwiss7. which arrived her. a
wcck $50 reports having syohsn y suspicious looking
.chooesr in about lat a.. Ion. ~ The on her
stern arp.sred 20 - "lrther~s child Of Boston" but
shortly i.fter hsuinf she droppsf si over t She
N kss ettean eolors aud states she bound for
hss ssf did NOT ksep TIE props course for that des-
thsti. NJ: several deck vons spanish hats she
was painted black b,la~. With darf green bulwsrks
and had elit fsure hesl She bs. es-n -cen BY other
,ssss. arrived here.
The susricioss looking schooner ~ss the Luther
Ctud Capt Baker of Depris. which ssiled from Malta
oa h return 10 Boston the 18th of Jsauary aad
zen dischsrsins her cargo about the middle n
la, month on -harf st Boston.
s.rar.ufr Cursosgr. Tho steward of the steamship
kee her lat voyage 90 Chagres. received rom
hes passenger hnttsring Testimonial II hs worth
souf n which will be found In smother column
sE,r H,rso. The ship Nsmnon Captain Gordon.
which sailed from Asw iork ON the l2.h of April 1s4e.
for San rraneisco ard Canton arrived st this port
tercay morning with full cargo Of teas, sllks se:
maline The voyage 10 ~ nontfs sns 70 ss,s.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Items OF News from the West.

ST. LOUIS, Aprii z, 1890
THE cHoIERA-sIEAnBoAr ACCIDENTS, ETC.
The steamer Peytona arrived here this morning. On
her passage to Memphis she had four deaths from
cholera among the cabin passengers The Peytona
states that the Commodore Perry hard aground at
Island No s, and as the river falling it proba-
bic she would have to stay there.
The steamer Ohio arrived from New Orleans to-day
On her trip, she against Lakeporthead Bend, and
shipped two feet Of water damaging her cargo but she
saved from sinking by the exertions OF her officers
She brought the passengers Of the Commodore Perry
and the announcement that eight Of them had died Of
the cholera since the Perry left.
THE CUBAN EXPEDITION.
Some persons have left this city, under promise OF
large ssares bound for Chagres where it is said they
will join in the Cuba expedition.
Inr ARKANSAS PEkIIrsTIaRY BURNT.
Accounts have been received here Of the burning OF
the State pcnteniary Of Arkansas supposed to have
been set fire by of the prisoners The convicts
all saved
THE FLORIDA INDIANS
party of one hundred Florida Indians had passed
through Little Rock, their way to their home
FoorE AND Srw MrrIco.
sante Fc paper states that Senator Footc has
written to Mr. skinner Of that territory advising the
people to ask for territorial government being silent
with reference to slavery
IrcHANcr
The banks are checking the East at and a
half per cent premium, and on New Orleans at one
half per cent.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Tm CLAY BmrH-D.r FgsuvhL.-Thc festival
10 take place in this city neat Friday in honor Of
the birth of Henry Clay. will be full Of meaning
Senator bangum. Of North Carolina. will come on
from Washington 70 give tone and charac,cs to the
occasion No il better fitted by l,beralty gene
rosity and patriotism. 70 effect tls lie fills hi. scat
m the Senate with grace. diguity. and power. com
u,., adng universal respect; and no one could moss
st,y supply tho wants which 70 splendid festival
Viii e,sate. The numerous admirers of M. Clay
will an ,ht in such man. while. without disiine.
,ion ~ "a nv. they will make demonstration N
favor OF the father Of the Senate, not merely for
bs long lie O. valuable public services. but cr his
ooncia,ory an.i s,atesmanlike position in the pre-
srnt cnsis Of yultc affairs. Throwing aside all po-
BticaI lttenese, the true boys Of New York viii
come forward at this festival, in united powerful
body, ready and .prod.i to do honor to him whose
u,eua they appreciate. and whose talents they
honon Boys, remember your do'y.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Conrf Calendar T'hin Dav,

srrrpoR CouKr-Noe So 3s IS, H. 2s, 35 30, Il, 1se
13 l56 l6 los 5S, 5s. 113 ", Is g. 1ol I34, 159,
132 lis Gs 173 l75 I76 H. l7s lsc, 1853 to 1856 los
lT2, SO. 1875 Z
1rsny-rsd Cowt-Nos so. CT. g. eS. o., 6s, Il, 53,
"a 20 IS to IS. 10. 27, 152. 90 20.
Cmorrr Corrr-Kos AIS, 47o, +52 4s3, asa, s02 sot,
COS, sos to 5l2.
Coupr OF CoN,tos PLrA.-Part Nos SIS, 6s7, sol,
Se3 Sos 600 col, co., COS COZ. ooq 6l3 6l5, 6l7 6e
Part 2Nos SOS. $50. tS2 o34 S3s, $40 c42 $40 5+s,
$50, 552, 554. $50. 5ss $50.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

Asprrpsspr Dspss AnsHtes DsAN.rie
Pvsp AssocArios -To-morrov evening. this splendid
sgsr will take place at the Astor House under the
auspices ~ the President n. Golden. Bsa and the
powerful srr.y of trustees and patrons Of the intu.
ton The association vas incorporated last year and
l. nov In position 20 assist IN measure thos.
who have been disabled by age and casualties from
pursuing their profession All true lovers Of The drs-
ma should be present ths oeession to become as-
quaintsd more intimately with the purposes Of the
society. ana 70 aid In ite advancement.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

IIrn.ru oP TIE CTr.-Now is the time for the
city authorities TO take active TO preserve
the health Of the city. Warm weather is approach
ing and the cholcrn may again visit and desoate
our city. rigid system OF quarantine should also
be organized. 80 a. to prevent the Importation Of
contagious disease. Prevention is better Than
curc
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Interview Between the Webster Family
and Gov. Brfggs--Thc ColOred school
Question.
Bosros, April s. 1850.

BosT0N, April ., IS5o.
Mrs Webster and her three daughters visited Gov.
Briggs yesterday, at the Adams House The inter-
view lasted for hour and 1t is supposed for the
purpose of pleading mercy for the condemned.
The Supreme Court, to-day, gave decision on the
colored school queston-that they have no jurisdic-
ton in the matter The authority to regulate schools
vests in the committee This decision sustains the
city in the establishment Of separate schools for
lored children
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
The yvetheren Divorce Case, SC.

HARRISBURG, April g. 1850.
The bill for the divorce Of DR. William Wetherell
from his wife, was to-day defeated in the Pennsylvania
House of Representatives, by a vote Of to 81
The Governor will send in his veto Of the apporton-
ment bill tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

NEw IIoru.-BRrAkISo GRoUSD.-Mr. Niblo
has broken ground for his new hotel, which, when
finished, will be one OF the most splendid csiab-
lisllmens Of the Kind in the United States II will
be erected in front Of the theatre, and will have
spacious ball room, and everything else TO make IL
complete. The situation is very central, and we
have no doubt that the enterprise viii bc success
ful in every way.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Steamboat sunk.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, April g. 1850.
The steamer Clipper, with cargo Of SALT sunk In
Cumberland River, on Wednesday last. The boat and
cargo total loss Mr.. Carroll Of Tennessee,
the owner Of the boat.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

,nsIh COMMITTEES THE Npw ASSEMBLY
IN w ,nsm.ers street. nest d~cr nurtous
he enetle. ~ sorittees rsr,ieuiar sssrs< fnr err
-. n,ehs- arH rrrhercbe balls. Tnfsv ..slcr.
On shs SOL .le she ess.avs rrossepsds fsf-
,,s., ~ essure Ta-ios. rupYr rom
reesr,les rorn. nnd rensmers arsns rccus hat
recrft fefrv<hue,t .sisoss ts rs-x
msnty ATTACKED ~ the San. ss-~ trrlv te NM PPA-
...h. ~ she rsemi-ss, frcn ~ sslss srly. 1srm<
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Aporting Intelligence.

CISrRrvILLr CouRsr. l.. I-PAcING.-The attractions
offered at this splendid trottng thi. afternoon
Of nature calculated to draw large attendance
IL Is the first day Of the sporting and every
thing in perfect order for fact racing Cayuga Maid
Lady Bevins. Lady Mac and Dan Miller ounced
TO contend at mile heats best three la Eve, for purse
We have stcertained that the nags in fine order,
and nthey all come TO the well as they
presented to be- this will be we'll worth seeing
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
The Ohio Election.

CoLunnrs, Ono, April 1850.
We have the returns from Al districts, which show
the election Of 81 democratic 2s wings and free soil
There is but little doubt but that the Conven-
ton will be strongly democratic.
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Give us action

ArTEEFncE TO THE WEn~rrR CosvicTros.-
Some very curious circumstances follow upon the
heels Of the verdict Of the prsycrful jury Of Boston.
Prayers have scarcely been said. the amen il hard
ly out and guilty" calculated, before the Park
man family, deeply interested in the division Of
their relatives property. give the fret slice Of three
thousand dollars 10 Mr.. Liuefield. The world
will agree that this is liberal generous and encour-
sging and, perhars, no one will question that the
money was well earned. amid many doubts, trem-
bhngs and msgivngs, by the Janus Of the Medical
College. One point. however. sccms TO have been
overlooked in this appreciation Of the merits OF the
chief witness against Professor Webster. The nu-
merous prayers Of the jury, who had not time to
spare from their deyoions, 10 sift and weigh the
evidence, were Of enormous value. They resulted
in making the course % executors or administra-
tor. perfectly plain and easy. that the whole
body Of the properly might be ci, up and scattered
about to the amount % abou, half million Of dol
lars, to the satisfaction Of all the heis at law. The
first share Of il fell to Lehcld, and the remain
der will be distributed. probably, withsu regard to
the prayers Of the jury. which ought TO avail much.
They were priceless.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
Political Intelligence.

rovRrr Dislstcr k.~.cnv.rrs-Ben Benjarnin
Thompson having declined heirv again the ~his
didats for Congress in the fourfh district of Naa
.sehusstts. u is ssid the Hon ssmud Hear vill be
tshsp mp a. the Wig and hee eoil esslsasse
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

wsksr sud whit. .,re.tTertoi.e shell and IN nso Horn
Cents % every sesn and unequssd shoise
sut variety Every se->rrticn ~ Comb % 20
rssr cell home msnafssscre q supericr aussy s.d
Law ufieee AL. SArNDHNs.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09

MARCH or MoRMoNIsM.-Reccnt accounts from
ST. Louis inform MS Of the arrival there OF four
hundred English Mormons, who are preparing TO
journey westward, into the country Of the singular
people whose peculiar religion and hatits they
have embraced. Some persons may wonder that
the English supply recruits TO the Mormon ranks;
bu, when il Is remembered that the northern and
central parts Of Great Britain, and portions OF
Wales, have always contributed largely to swell
the numbers OF converts TO any new religious en-
ihusiasm, and that the Mormon elders, from this
country, continually visiting England in search
Of proselytes, all surprise will abate. In fact, we
shall begin to look about at such curious process
in colonzing. and 10 ash, where will Mormonism
endl What nrc TO be the political resusl How
far do the tcncts and habits Of the sect square with
the potical religion Of constitution The
people are nqui.iive already; and it is quite time
that Congress should interpret the whole matter,
and give 10 the Mormons such a government as is
consistent with the constitution and the ultimate
welfare Of the country. The komons are wide
awake, and Congress should be wide awake and
stirring in this business. Normonisin IL reality.
Give ug actior.
The New York herald., 1850-04-09
SPORTING.

CEsrRrviiIF corpsv rt-p.c,xo r,-,sr.v -r,,,,.,
slrii gh a,7S esleet 2. n-Pur-e sIou Nile h.sts'
s,n = 20 hsrns-s Whelrsy enters en-. a. Dan Miller.
N'y "'e ~ ssuire enter, ,. N Cayus. Maid,
B-Ihe ears viil leave the soss1 re,ry nyssirn r.,
Mssorse ssioek r. NJ returuar aftsr sts srort is
svss fsre eseb vsy, "a esnts. ~ ~ 'f''' ~
X ~ HOISL PLEASURE GRorHD-JFRorTrNc.-A
- uts d VII come cH on Thursia- shs ilsh inst
-. norse. Wat never srctef for peney wilc heae
tt three in tve IN saddles P,,rc. n..e "A she slov.
heure en Nstne.dsv. the i0,h. ~ '"' wv