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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
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Motbematif, Geographic, 2tfrcncme unb
Die pOrju9Iibiten eurcpdi1ben unc aTatiften
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osn nibt fir ibn Stimmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

SS&cn @indcfcr. &jrainicn, mirb
9cmcINct cab Gin Ser Sofcpb y. 5Icmiltsr
por Cinj0Cn SO9cn all Die g8obnuug zines
9strn gatban Muujfen 9in9, nit wsIbcm
er trnger cinCn Smeit bate. Gr fanb Mul.
IlFen nit elmer ac!0ccuen SIinte. Der Srcit
puroe balo miscsr erneuert, uno Elm Sauft
fampt bel weIbrm Muuifcn Die Sterbano
pcrIcr uno auf ocn 8oocn 9cworfen wuroc,
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reffcn fhC6 or feincm ei9cncn Sotrr 6ie
game Eaoun9 in Die Sritr, wrIte8 in cini
9Cn StUnecu lcintn Sch rcrmfahte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
95ranSitiftnuo uno afprSprrfutf,.

aus Dem glOrri5tOwn Gs9ister erIeben
mir, oaB in Der Nabt pom 26fen oes pori.
gen MCnat5 elm Ser1ub 9cmodt murbs,
oas StCbrbau5 oes Srn. Acknowledgement,
bu NOrritOnpitIe, in MontaOmerp @auntp,
nieoerjubrsnnen unb Sor. S6wrnf Su ermCr.
Den. um rlbr 9labtS bate 6r S6wsnf
SsranIoBun9 auf bu fem uno ais cr na6,
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cine nit ShtOtcn 9eIacene Slinte auf ibn
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Nobbareu, Die ouf ocn Small Der Slinten
bsrbep eiItsn, baIfsu ibm ca5 Sdu5 retten,
Die 9utsr wurScn aber bebeutsuo bsfbdbiat;
9IudIiher @eife III Der S6aeen curb Ser.
liberun9 9ecedt. CQcIsr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
Wlmtbmaelihsr gfaub nnS NranSfiftnr

Sn Der Ndtbt pom 2liten UCrieeu Stto.
Der muroe Der pcn DiQiam Stonc temobnte
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fbip, 2ancaiter Gauntp, ncbf feinsm eanSen
SnbaIt curb Ssusr Ssrf6rt. Wsan it nidt
9ewiB, auf weibe art boS Ssuer en- tifanosn
in; ME mir peruebmsn, bebauptst obrr Srr
Stcne. oaB Sisbe in Dem StObr einssbro6'
en- leDen, uno naboem fs cas- oarin befinb.
Iite geIo 9raubt. oenfeIbcu in 8ranb itsd'.
ten. Cine SsICbnuu9 uOn Smsp bunesrt
SbaIsrn miro on9sbotsn fur bic Gntesduns
unc @r9reifuu0 Ger Sbitcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

SESm 3ten Baro. NruDorF, fanb tei
Der neuIidten 8otl eiu @cfetbt nit MeiIern
jmiI6en @barIes Sones uno Sran5is Cor.
meup ftatt, nobel @otmetp sinen, ME man
9Gaubt t6otIiben Sticb in bic 9un9e erbieit.
5one6 be9ob fib cini9e S6ritte pon rem
&fpIaes biuwc9, no er an eCn SoIaen
elmer Stibwunoe ebcnfaII5 nicoufiCI uno
in peni9en Nu9enbIifcn perftieo.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

"9srsraI SoDnau Der bcribmtc 81
retdbifhe MenIbeuftIddtsr, bate oiefcr
CONNER faum bic Grnte pcn fcinen neu an
9rfauftrn Gdncereien riu9cbrobt aI6 al fei,
ne Sbeuern eur6 Seuer Serll6rt wurecn.
" Nibifsn OSember miro Die GiIen
bobn 5milden pitt$bur9 uno Cincinnati
pulIcncCt lcin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

~Gin fron66ijibcr SsOffisier, Der fhrS
lid uon elmer &eiie nab Dem liillcu SBrou
Surudfcbrtr, brattc oI5 @Cfbcnf fir feline
Sbweier csn uOuitinOi9sn Qusuq elmer in
cjonil6en QrinStiIin pOn cen 9sfeuf6oft5
SnicIu nit. Ser QnSuo befano in sinem
-QrIrn SalSbanee! Sou elmer anonn
8sfIeioun9 milTen ris oOrti9sn @iIoen. Die
nod nparaoiefidnllnI nIdulo einbrwanocln,
uitt5.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

[@in @ciben Baum it am uorIceten
SOnnta9 gu BofOn curb euen Sturm UNI.
8ebla6Cn mcroen, welder ais or jung mar
pon Ct ScIena, oI5 NopoIeon bort qefan'
gen mar, 9ebradbt muroe. 2SirfIb elm in
tsreIIantsr Baum aenua.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

S@ Ser GIepbant Columbus frcpirte
iu Gencr, Wofahufett5, uor stni9eu SaQsn
ST mar Der 9rtGte in 2lmrifa unO woa TO-:
730 pfuno. Gr 9cb6rts bsfauntIib Su
SriCSboh'S Sberiammlun9. Die urfabs
ieins6 &oceS wiro sincm SAL suoelbrisben,
cen er cur6 cine Bride nnbe Sub Npom5
Qm 25lfen Sttober erhelt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

Giniun9er Rann Cmie man qIaubtt]
,peIhcr wdbreno eini9en Mcnaten in einrn,
Birtb5baufe in Detroit CWiti9on) ais
Sdrfieper eicnte, wuroe ueuIib BON einsn1
iun9su Monne aus rsm Sfen bsiutht, uno
-9cbCiratbct. Der 8irFepsr mar Elm jun
Ge5 MdShen in MannsFlcioern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

RSSn Buds @oEntp 1T Sep Ser ncu
Iiden 9SabI sum erlisnmat felt S,pau5is
Sabren Elm 8bi9 S6criff srpibtt morreu.
Seine Stimmcnmcbrbeit betrd9t bios 81,
uuo ccunOh 1T iie Die 9r6Etc, bic rqeno elm
Sbcriff irnCS @auntpS nit elmer cinjigen
Qu5nabmc, i1nerbaIb iensm Seitroum sr,
baItcn BAT. 9icfeS fann oI5 etma5 msrf.
wurci9cr llmItano betrahtet werecn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

StSQm II. Sttobcr be9ina Srau Gep.
Ter, in Qfouts5 SouCp, Qsup @auntp. Ca
our5 ScIbltmcrc, coB ie fb an einem
Snan9 @arn erbinQ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
Police intelligence,

Rot a,d STRIKE 10, H,asts-1he police Of the Egh-
Patrick Men ulty and John Mcclure charge Of head
ing gang Of men and creating riot sbcut the promises
Of Levy stone cutter, situated in Eighteenth street.
neGr Third Avenue. 1t that for number OF days
past. large party q marble pclishers and rubbers
headed by McNuity and McGure who have been prowi-
ing about the marble factory Of Mr. Levy In Eighteenth
fer the pc-p,ss Of preventing few Of the men
employed ~ Mr. Levy from working. They have. il u
said - seYera. instances Threatened tbs wofkmen and
conetiffhhy beaten and injured them because they
would net strike work and Join them. II Is said that
hcSuify vas heard % t@ Of the at work, that
he would TT $50 that lac would not b. aole 10 work at
seven o'clock the noEt morning Assistant Capt Fan-
drcsu ss pose Of o4Ecers .ucois 10 capturing the
Two r;nslssies- Mcclure and McNulty, and when
ached huge slur shot oasat IN their possession,
weighing nearly pound Tbey we're conveyed before
justice M:Graia, who eomraittsi them to snswer shs
Ch1rer !! Ii-.s.s Dy e;e-s,, Meesans "A complaint
yesterday preferred before Justice Iothrcp. by M
Tuttle dry good dealers. No % CouI1Iandt street
against Mess stinsa Poster, prcprietors and pub
Mr. Gilbert alleges no bas been grossly nbelcd in
editorial article published in that paper dated the 10Th
forgery in signing the Of the arm thereby repre-
scnting the interests OF the partners In matter
aro~inS ort CT the great Uuion meeting which signing
tho Ery B-- av.r- has been rcpudlsted t tho other
pastn-rs Of the finn Mr. Gilbert in order tho
matter straight, now eeks reros, before court Of
ius the scuse iicfu set forth in the gs Book
Issued for tho srTest II Mcssrs Strascn Poster
and acci In the hands of officers Eld,r and smith for
service The Accused parties appeared Dforc the naS
trete ADD we're bed 10 bail, each in the Of $500 to
sns-er the charge
In frlec.-p .1ssas!t "A German by the naue Of
Meaael LADDERS, eosagt 10 grocery store, situated IN
the basement OF Cedar street aad Broadway WAS
arrested yctersy by tho assistant Captain SnodSrass of
First Ward ieiic. 90 charge Of maing indecent
tsuit The rersou Of Mar suifvan who acts
tic 70 : family situated Ia the huldiug. only up
stairs The violence Ct the ssun Will probably merge
into AZ attempt 60 commit rape. The magistrate,
Justice Lothrop, committed the accused 10 prison for
further exaTuinaton.f
fu1snv IA UN-Lf E,ur-
Geo.e Norris of sctire Numbers q police de-
parted ycs;, ay for Liverpool in the ship Albert Gsla
tin for the purpose a. visiting the Worlds Pair. Dir
Morris understand, gees out with s.sed orders, 10
reference 70 certain movements connected with the letO
stool pigeon cotrie broken uy herr and dispersed
this city ia s cccSl,as, ia state rr0s, others
fugitives, and IN tho county sb, those ytt remaining
in the tua snriniSrstk "a justice, vii -son find them
selves within tho as Il prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
Dr,oIkiyn Cstv I.t.lu~crc,.

TVS FvanAs srsEEr Musprs-cososxss Isevrsr-
Or bs the Coroner for the city Of Brooklyn summon
into the Of the death Of Margaret Drco par
ttculars Of which briefly in the red "
serdsy oficer Curry was the first witness examined.
He dsposed that he went to the house Of the deceased In
formAn street. Monday night last where her sister
was screaming who said that Mclaughlin and the
mans husbsn nd had murdered her witness accordingly
arrested the husband Patrick the prisoner said
he not ut all alarmed he Had always treated her
peaceaby but she had got drunk Thursday Friday
night and hsa fallen down stairs Tho evidence Il the
medical men who made The pom nsrt,a eSamiD atlon,
viz: Drs Ayres Burreil, and Cochrsn, next tsen.
It showed that there extensive dark dscoorstions
Of both Cyes-the bruises extending down on 20 the
right breast right side Of the face and upper por-
ton of the neck, Lenesth the base of the lower Jaw
swollen and hard, evidently by the effects Of blow the
ntegum@ns over those parts livid single brus>
the back Of the right wrist and another i've inohes
above this with the skin broken jaw fractured
both AIDES right lateral incision, and tooth loosened
from tie socket
DR. Ayres said these injuries would produce asphyxa
and death and that further they tn. effects
Of violence but il not impossible that they might
have resulted from fan down stairs The chances Of
her living would have been much increased by proper
surgical assistance and sened by her incorporate
habits DR. Burre OF opinion that II tho injury
caused BY fall down stairs the slin would havo boon
broken, or cut, and IL wa Lot ~ here
Mrs. Margaret Gillian, mother Of the deceased sworn
She went 70 zee her daughter on Monday evening; Nc
Laushln came and told her she had got licking she
would hardly get over she lying In bed; she
said she vas sick and sore, and that she had
got . choking from her husband; she said no.
thing about falling down stairs witness said that
Bleeding might do her good and she replied that she had
had bleeding enough out Of Ler mouth she said that e
had had neher doctor priest but she wished To
the latter and her husband fetched Father Fse; he
(Drsco heard witness sag she ought 10 have doctor,
but be aid h. DID trouble anyboiy;n she died ut
nnc O'Clock that night; witness had often seen Drscou
beat her bere, be was in the habit Of drinking and
she drank ALTO.
morning (this day. O'Clock The inquest
i being held in the Supreme Court room
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
Oar Lake Erie Correspondence.

DurxiRx, Chautauque County May 10, 1851.
Tvss; Fisains Lake Eris-.1 MssnieeI, Speciser
Twenty Hour, BY RsirOad-O,.e's Asu.A Hsterirs
JAsxs G. BEr,rrr, New York -
pEAs srR II have taken the liberty TO despatch ~
tbs evenings express train to your address hox
tanning ANAL specimen 81 the Msckinac trout Caught
il great abundance In this harbor weighing twenty
pounds It taken this morning. They Of mos.
delicious faYcr, equal 20 sheepshsad other
sh caught the seaboard This species and tho vhi,e
a4h quito a common dish the tables 81 hotels
A your sports may have been ineredous to the
ycnity o these Injuries the fact If this beauty
ehaimed in ice and despatched by the arst dsys
press train run over the magnificent New York
and Erie Railroad. and probably the first fnny
traveller Of be tribe In city, in twenty hours
from the bottom Of the deep blue waters Of Lake Erie
may attract the notice Of the admirers Of old fsaak
ton Dunkrk the young giant Of the Wes whose iron
bind the Lakes Of the West with the glorious uud
opposite the Empire City Should anything ia
the way Of game tern look cut FOR specimens Chsu
taulue IL = superb county Astounding in All the good
things Of life and the people OF the right sort IL will
vel repay you for the trouble OF visit this summer
among the hils u Lake Cadga and the beautiful Lake
Chauiauque Such drives views snd scenery rarely
met With any where else. sE .ery respectfully your
obeaient ssrvsnt, HENRY GULAGfR.
psnntt feed old subscriber and resiis1t q
Ne~ York. that Dir b. will no. turn his beck on tie
belmed stranger, whose sarcophsgds Il marked
JANIS @. BENNETT, Fsg.,
Express Trala New York.
Ex pressed BY the Company, free.
REaAax.-The enclosed stranger was received in
New York on Wednesday morning. and sent 70 the
Union Place Hotel for dissection. When Mr..
Wheeiers report shall have been received il viii be
published. Many thanks to Mr.. Gulsgez.--ED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
Our philadelphia Correspoudesee.

PHIIApELsHtl May y, 1871
T's Stesrssost Cc'hsios1-Lcss q Lys-7As Ma Frk
Igeh B,srea 10 s-bssd-Refeess Of SsseE Oc.rats-
Tie psssen,-s whose lives peried last evening
~ ;hr collision Of the Commodore stockton with the
Ohio have been the hui. al day for tAhis Baggage
which aoated away from the submerged boat A largo
quantity has bee picked up and restored thom 10
damaged condition Tue ofscers u the baltimore line
Immediately Instituted search, and far have
pAShcd much. Many valuable trunk stiI rsssiag.
Among those Ehc made escape, Lieutenan.
VIE Of the navy and his lady The causes OF tie acci-
dent conflicting that 1; Is difcut 70 say which
pilot 20 blame II doubtless occurred through there
bling settled rule for the Steering Of boats on our
rivtr, when meeting on oDpo-ts oourse, Beth boats
rhe~rsd a, but, unfortuG kLly only 10 bring
tA into actual contact. Had they followed the IA. OF
ss ro b ksfPns to the right no accident would have
Il hoped tha! the disaster had not b,oa attended
With los n hfe but this morning the body % young
man about twenty two years u sre wss found near
ka-shn's Point lie had evidently stripped hlmsolf TO
M shirt tra~srs anu wsstcoat 10 aviin lahore but
snLk into vat y grave watch Wa found Ia hl8teet
add several paf ~ which bill Va she name
q Dir Taylor III bard at Gaishys Hotel Washi1 Iton
1hsre W. aDo uulnLbod letter % his father ahosng
that 20 had t-en abb ut from home fBrCokyuI about
"a = Ctsfestou liz tidy yil V conveyed u his
/ Fs5tuiE 81 fcu4s nitrd- B0s here.
Big Jthn s.nisy. ~ aged y ntenan from Baltimore.
| i nlt-ing and !. i f.art : has psrsded
1le body II IN elderly gentleman Hr Sebuter. from
Isltilos i.sEs ny In t' csston house theeo, wao
ia company pith his n, has been fuuae II va
the aitIDocu taxi from tbo bos 81 tho boat phsrc
u uyuttlts psriybsd vixen tbs buat slipped CT into
d. vat hitter having been ashore Ills villa was
saytd and Wa hoptabiJ treated =. toe rsiIcuce q
! Mrs hsisbn. ~ the funt L. l. feared Shat other
leGea Si b. found ia the cabin whcn the bc1S 5, lsd
Tbs - aH pnrs fon Jour riy ars 10 bc brought "a %
i I'D u tils .cik
Tho yacht rsoc had terminated Ia clyor a nc New
lotk tost. The banca Gng1d from the start And
siitr running TIE vhie disteucc- fJry SIX foes-sbs
came In trts miles in adva1Ue, and about twenty mi
Egtcs q time THO faCuds u tie hcv York boat
49, ne chs! az - aal va iu,nsliaiey soccsed ~
tle ihiadfiphaoa. pfultu.; The chatuSsTs 70 choosc
\ tbtu own tine.
IL l. ranurd change that tto ogtor syc operator
Eerr ihry ugh sho being csught sh1rt the tuBe cf
/ $500 stuc weeks since broker q ssw York
bsou Up, ha sgce tcJ j. cHcctlug gIlise riGh
BIZ crtditprs 81 Gotham lie pays s.5O9D g. - rvlc.sad
frtfo the liabilities haLglrg Inn $1,000 90 Whlch,
tAe hone shsrs Fes e. hank = kcN fotk whose olsn
/ sn.nnntnt u hnt ilMlyl.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22
pnitaGsIpilin Matters.

10 Tx gDlToR 81 ruE HERALD.
Ir your correspondence from Philadelphia, II ,he
10th met Il a state that N an named Dougherty,
apr 1T, who bad been matched v Hght Yankee
sa-iivau, 10 a rencountcr With The police wss
severely beaten, f.om tho Effects Of which he dsd.
ia The correspondence o. ths morning i, Il alleged
tkat rum vas the cause " bis death. How your
correspondent could be mialcd into making state
menis % di~vssing 70 his afflicted mother, biz
haarbroksn wife, and bic brothers In this city "a
Ihladelphia, who have ever sustained high cha
rsnter for integrity and mild dcmeanor, ] cannot
undesssand. have known Mr. Edward Dougherty
Tor many years, as sober, steady, industrious
young man lie never was pugls'; he was never
matched 70 Eight Yankee sullivan; be never pro-
iessed nor was be ever known, 10 DO pugilist He
wS highly eseened by all oho knsv him, AMI The
vast concourSo u psoyls (thcre being upwards of
ore hundred carr Agos Gore,l Who accompanied hli
remains 70 their last resting place, amply testify
10 the good qualities Of ths man. n Z tue Tie
injuries he received 10 the first snd last row ever
knew hm to be engaged in Il IL beloved led TO bis
death. You will in iuBtio. to his afflicted RELATIVES.
please publish the above. You're, W. Nc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-05-22

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Geographic Marf-s Reports.
APPonAuc May %.
Arriyed-schr Oxford. Baltimore for Providence.
Bosrou. Nay n.
Ar,yed-sbip Medcnsk Liverpool; bark Ida Baltimore
cis.lsass,r Tsaiard SSrl:s. sxt: I.p.. Bu..s.
Ayres G Hill Hsyspa; Eth Phladelphis tr'm spastAs
sega, and W Godfrey, 81 Marys Ca Nary u. Phhade,
Phia; sohrs David Cox, Alhany New York and Catst
York.
CHARI EsroH. May 20.
ArriveAsesner scutherner EYork Sp ship Uniss. Ma
tanLss.
saiied-saip n sroleon Havrei brig somers. Havana.
new OkLxANs. Nay Is
Beiov-shir Clinton. from NYork. BARK Forest Prince
from Boston. !
NxwPoRr, NAY %.
Arrved-Sehrs Eilrt, from NYoYk fer Bahia in Distress
with loss Of jih and forcsail; Pakir, Savannah.
NHw BEDFORD, May o.
Arrive1S-hrs Adelaide, Albany; Ellen Rodnan, NYork
PR0viDnren, hay 10
Arrsyedschr. Sailor Beg. Calais; Texas 0srdaer slc0p
Fashion. NYcrk.
S~iledSchrs Mary and Roxhury. more, Star Phia
dephia, Sciesce Albany via BRISTOL Frances Halst New
York
PORTLAND. MAy o.
Clesr,d-Bris RsSt renae'i, MAtAnsas.
SAVANNAH hay -
Arrived Stesnship Alabama. NYort. 81 hours.
SALsN. May %
CsassdBsrk Nsid Il oriesas, FsJes Islaads Sris Dr.
Eos-re, WilniLstos. NC.
wuHxoxss. Nay To-
Azrvsa-Srs Edward Iaas. NYosk.