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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
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OrQ6e Bargains! 1ln9cDeuer piel
Sntet!
@SoDlfctt! 9Sp6lfciI SSoOlfciG!

1ielIntCrEihrttn bitten INN GrIautnG oIm 9utIl:
fum rc Nnjlt ju moth;u, toR fI ictten ven YhIords
rbi0 uro 9ltupcrt nit ciuGm wahrcn 8r0 rcn Sitter
mrtdlittbrt Ino, on pttbGn iit nun an thrtm Gtchr
IN Der nOmilcn Srrarc, rGbiit burt 81 ptm 4ctamt
an Uutpad,n btithafQt ln0. 9Rtr nun ti un6 nn:
ruit cen po mir rGu;9 U3Tu0 ttfJi,tilcn III tGnucn,
UNI Nor nitbt Onrut cbs Ct tutnuc tou Ger mus 0rrs
81 Bargains ri.rtn juptm us Gin Ct rIr unO Cil,lCs
ret Stcd sitter in AQutouu sum &0touf OnQcbctin
wur2t. Gt hdtIn outb nun zen rlan otcrtirt lcbuII
81 ptrtaufu uuo nur tI1inc %rcftI 81 nI5uCn. 8utt
rabcr an unc UttrCdttt uuirn Stcd Sitter uno mir
iuo UbtrTu9t CAP SIR bli Cub klgt rtnftu puptt,
ro8 mir Ytd mtbr rovcn in rtr 3tlturQ hattln a0;n
fcltn. > cs III II Ger Shat CnI bIrrbcunO Q'IuEnre
!tuspoI uno r0 rridNt 0oni tllliN Gn9ttouft murpt
tGnutu mir hrltcn outb tUrttfslItr wiGttr atlarn
od ttt6 il tGr TaU rpGr. 2lue Sitter bitr OnWfuhrtn
murce cine 0ouw 3IunA ftlItn, uup ic pcOtn mir mr
untr rcn rldm ArtIttI tni3c 0nftbrtn: N0ruttr tt:
nnftn nth frInEnNt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
GholpI6I Gb0m(6 !

9lun trwNt ohtr nno itht nur cuwol uulrtr herr.
lbc @or:Statt .SdhopIs, yrrn,f!ltb lUo Nt uuo Ehr
rIt9 tOtt; oils Ouort 1lrtin uru Sthau5 ojt vuldut
muocn tSuncn-llno turj 0lIt @tttr tt cit Colhcn
fir QuN0t nSthia b0ttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
0SmS(in5 ! MuslinS !

Chr oU9mtnw SEcd NNueln@, EttrnQ5, GhtdS,
IonrdG, Wontb.ilw rrjneham5 Il. /. ~. 1T in Ger
) hat sin bsr.ljb;r, unO tn i,rtr Der i'm uutrilibt
itrmmtt nit urs Upcrtn unr fir cas- untriuben rch:
nm mir nt5hrS an, unp baf.u Hcl5 Ssrue NH frIunp
GthIu Gi,iIchtf;iia,n nit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
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acr, ia NiUjar oI5 CT il in cjclr Sort onQttcn mnrs
%. SHt Nrrttns, Npa,o5 Nliru5 &c Gains ftlr tUi9,
OIt Scrt.n Gattuut, Il. T. 10. Il. I. ~.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Vt0nttSPcrfptct1 nun rIUtGt cure
QluQgn Nic0Cr.

gHtr hatcn alrtb Iucht fir 0ub Qi'cr0t 9Gir BADEN
cine Der ihGntln. btn unO EjU0ttu Nu6ruohlgn C't:
ter fir ?ni0c fir Cub, rii Shr piiI,;bt il QcGhm
hoW N5 brSjt,S sub pcn OIlIn Surb5n, S.uoljtattn
unb grltn, Goirmcr6, GoiinH6. 0rilI,nle. lEjr ho:
bn ou olIt arttn QEJituat, uuo turs allies fir mas
Nonnspnrntn fir lrSjilI fro9Cn tEuntn. "a uno
L.rl,-it iInN r.lr a..nA,G I'M LHrnii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

,r,ar, asahe- llucu foot wheel. Do1bIlcs-
II n,aL,s q Gne thuad.
TIE Bark clnihs made by the Scmanrs or
oricnlal Nepro iribcs. does nra compare favor.
Ably with the silk pel,ieoai cloth, and ir'u.
s,r. n .lk made by the delirarc hand. oi
T. ~ I dn Notsm-n.
Thrrr m, several h7iel.h',,', prss'1'rd 10
,hc wptld', Fair.hylls ilirhue.s tie Grand
Sulln Of L.uga. vlurlr arc iu's, ryin.-I'cly
wrought. Tho forms correspond To ,hr char.
,rrer or shum they are made There is
one shape for ,hr SDlun himself, and nu nth.
or pcr,,l can be allovcJ 10 have s,.ch form.
ri b1 Anoih.r hoN of d.Girrd Ggur~, b,
designed for his ,.,u. the R'ia Mudl, or her
apparent; another shaped boN br the Blndl-
har, NJ Treasurer. and different one sl.ll
ior the Tunurcunr ur Minister n War
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

A.r.utu.yu i.s.u.UY-st Prrrs
li.ngut CmurU.m,l la.al--rnlarc.p
u Npre .cn, being nHlm l3'-, l,rou lr.
a,rluns rcplru.u a.I nu.,I rc,runu"1.-
Durrg lhr r-, .r,.s of ruo works. tho Nurs.
mcu. w rtmu,ue a quantity of boarding and
unuuug irn the ,ou'h ul tie pulpit, d.sru'.
crii the rrmaiu. 81 Wu1l Sas ~ "r,'uaIly q
very ,psud.d, u,"ogh small ci,pol, dedicated
to ST John the Evangelist The Por'"ns
which have bccn llid opru arc a s"jrIn lui
pl,crui, prrl,uo ct rhr altar stone, nud the
c,cItcr pat ur ,nr canopy Tie ro'ns ul Iae
canopy ard ,cd.la---ul purple lai scarlet
-irc suil ,,r, pilnI, c'ihic. lu rhr cln.
gel D, al.u . urol.nrn, q, ,lt n, Waller
p,,uu. var d.rJ o, risluu. .lIarc, 300 tbr
parrish. rH ulu, yru, pHrr trc crri'u OF
lh, cuuTch Tgur.s ui'p. Evangelist, orre
found h.urd under ra.- cot nhn,b 900 o..
suu,l Iorcl, laay h.,. n-u replaced, ns o
carved ,lorr pedestal m uucn l,rnrriy s..s.d
lls ,a,,H ,1nmnur n"Iy 0lcr-Nag"A
CarrUo,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

Ralluual ships and merchant vessels Hrrsnge
mcnis could lie made for tho importation Of
al The valuable vegetable productions and an
mals of other countries. This would enable
r. To appropriate io oursclvts the results Of
The wisdom. experience and improvements Of
al tho world IN regard to toagreulluro, and ws
should soon be rendered independent Of other
Countries fur many articles which are now i'm
ported at great cost Ono or moro oGiceu
should bo connected With IL. thoroughly &C.
quainiei with tie principles Of geology, min.
cllogy, chemistry, and bo,any, ior The Pur.
Puse II investigating and reporting upon tho
properties OF every variety of soil, rock, min
cnl. and vegetable, and their adaptation 20
Useful purposes. 10 Ibis bureau should also
he entrusted the daly NJ sgrgr1iend,ag tho
taking u carh jcrerual cen'us, and Of pro-
curing and classifying from gear 70 year aii
the statistical information which Can BE- o.
iainoi in rs.pcc io .he s-rcaI4is, mauglac.
iurrs, cummrrcr. ulaser, revenue eyrCudi.
'u',,, GnlncaI auI Iuasag systems, tH Prove
mcuis ly railways, canals aad roads. indus
rial Purs'u, aaI general Pugres' of every
State in thc ua.ol. AND OF tae pa1clPa. %.
lions of thc vHnI. Bg ins means vast
nadof us.iui aaoan5.r, .b.rh claao, now
hs obtained vo.'I Do aF5ys scc1.,,5.a q,
Tsrrrrss agH f.r ,..r.f.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19
NOrtTI.
I An Weary, very Weary
~ ortr,w ssows

Ia~ van. vr0 grary.
Al ns, h-sH ,. iaI of Sal.
- thr Jaa,sg 4 th- ssHr 90.
Wi,h o.. l.ia. aai h.ucr Jsar.
Nra. 20 s1uHv. 17i ll .piIr.s.
Ws-r I thraag' ths byrt,ac bi,h',
Il.r.sf. .-prrsE, t.r ,hr hfv.srg
Oiths gt,s,as,. Iassu,sg SIGHT
A. .fs b-sms ars sfrramla. Ha ur,
Coz rh- rh.-.rbi. .f care ar,I .irri-
O'ts- "'., th- -ra7-., 1Irsr..a.as,
NJ 18th .y-r,,, be-, rs bE
q rrs hsr', h,H1t, fm-u.
- rhrr, o. .,ash q .roog.
TtuH b-.rI r. .,sk aal l.r,sI
Nrh ths .s,sr-o-s.t7s .aas
@, li,srtag-. al of gao,
A. .i t-Il, g.ifsu sTs.I.
TruH th- .r-.t al ,A- ahru8g.
ii4rI-h4Has ulsa uftll-
Tee Hs, s1aI ia .bru.sh .hs.ak.
Tr.fH th- nlfssf. rlr- q -ss,
Wr'a s -a,'trsg ssi sssirmrf,
Ma. .rl wtth m.-i UtJ,st Isla.
WH-'f gr-I spirif, ~srr shf1zl,
i,rr sTfTy. u1 thr air.
I-srb.rg gaosinss. 10 uaf rsss-
M.Aisg -.fta r-.sv ssy 80 l.ir.
I HH erav. vTr, vrau.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19
The Editors Advisers.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

ULrEA lcLrtNLs5 Ii Is remarked hy
,.uuc urt'r, uilt .eXt,,s at ccrcnuny sh""s
. want ct lonJ hrc. dug" TINS s Iruc.-
Tucr. II uoilml 49, troublesome as uNc'duue
uli,aucss; II IS ~or,t than o'erjoue bve,-
steak. 4 lruly ~ylI-nrel unu nA.cs every
prrsu arurud tlm iccl At ease he dos uuI
l.ruw cntiIrc, auu.d him with a shO'el,u"r
ru., cumplnruis ~ bUudlc, 10 he would hay
" ith p.ichiufk.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

Treat yo.r wllr," says d.. Franklin In
a letter To yoang Trend, with respect II
will proeure respect to you. not ouly irom her,
hut lrum all Who uI,ser'e H. Never use d
sighting expression Ia her, even ~ Jrs'' Tor
Sights ~ js.l, alter irsluen, landylogs' are
api to epL III an angry eAnesl.' THIS very
guod remark will aptly equally as vel I"
both scNes.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

n eycty bupc of lig Nyrc crowned With
success. Il io,c could never DE, ur adrcuor
~.lher away, Il an iu this World pr'ycd 'rue
mau would b. rendered intensely selfish. au,
ur.lIhur 10 acknowledge the cunsoliug pow.
Or ui Lih. Our purp"se 20 lhls World is d
kau~ and 10 suhsr, ior suHsrtug Puri6cs, anC
ryanes, and expands our 'ymPa'hic' towards
others.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19
ro1or, b. y, ..ro'ary o' Tho Navy.

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

C"leridge. lroa Tie death oi a master Of a
school be had suslded ~hcn b"y, remark.
ed. IL, vas lucky That tile chernhlms ~ho
took him To heaven were nothing hu, ilees and
wings. or he would iniall.bIy have GOgged
them on ,bs way.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

Nicc may bo expelled iro" drawers and
c.bb,aris INST e.,ciuaily. 10y placlng fresh
twigs ol tie elder bvsh within. TIE "dor q.
the elder is said to be in,oleraLle 10 tie anl'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

I'm pay your ball 90 sight. as the blind
mo siiI Io a dDctor who had 10 vain attempt
sd 10 clrc LIm of blindness
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

When you cume iuto company, OF To act,
ly aside all sharp and morrse humors, and
b. pleasant. which Will make you acceptable
aaI Jbe Jeuer edvct your end.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

''You have siolen nav .uul, divine one eI-
claimed Mr. SicAIy io hls adurcd.
' pariuu ne rrsPuUIed toe lady, " am
rg, Iu rhs bab,t of p.ck,ul up Iule .hinss
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19
Annual Re- o;t of Il o Secretary o. the
Interior.

Mr.. s'ewau's rrp"r is very ldrg. bat flll
II Interesting detail. Aner SITTING firth che
duties oi this new Department. It gives the
fllIoNing 'slimale of the amount of appro.
pra,iuns il will require or tic enH.ng year.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19
How scho ar, ar ali,.

"Co-iIy lppanIus aud splendid cabinets
hate no magical powers Ia make scholar.--
H. sli circumstances. a. man j.. under God
The mtsicr of his own fortune. 80 he islh' ma.
keI II hi. avn mlnI The creator hi. 81
ronsii'nird Ihr hunan Intellect. that Il can
"nly qroN hy iIs "Nu sclion ari h, is own
,"iinn II viii c,rrinly anI ncress,riy gruN
E,ev nuu must, therefore. I'd, cate himsrif
Ills booss are but hrlps lhc work Is hls. \
man is not educated until he hss the ability tu
sum,nou, IN an emergency. al las mental
powers ~ ,ilopus rNcrci,, I" elI'cl ~ pfo.
pus.I uhlccl IL y n"i the mao whp iri- s'eu
the must. or read musi. ma eau dn ih's. such
, une Is In Danger "i being horne down, Ike
q b,lS II borden. by an overloaded mass uf
u,ucr mems lhough, Nrr is ltthc man who
rtn Easl merely ~ native 'lrur and capacity.
The creates, of all waTriurs that wen, 10 the
.,,rr NJ Tny had ns ihs pre-cmiusnce, be-
clus' Nature hid gIyon strength. and be- car
'ri the largest ruw bat because 'df ,r'iph7,
hlI taught hoe 10 bsaS a. - DsH,o W,tRSr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-12-19

FlOar IS ssll enough IN its sphere, bot We
ssrr,eAss Ihe rgbbing Of j, o, ladies faces.
The New York herald., 1851-08-23

IyTEtLIes-cr rsoN Havr-we have received fles Of
Il 1ouieO Hafien and FeuiH, du Conmeyo, 70 August
3D. brought by the brig syt Captain Cheessman fro
Port Prince These papers contain only the reports
Of the proceedings Of the House Of Representatives We
remark in the sitting Of the 26th ofJay the following
passage the general situation q the empire read BY
one Of the minsters;-
England, France, and the United states have ia
in tie question which divides the provinces the
ssst empire Yen have dssntei gshtletn ~ this
qufton which g. che object Of the patton Of the
cabinet IL sccordanos viih ycuf views. the govern
v treat c the racdcation 81 the island Va manner
vtioh 40 conrlste humanity and the respect dne y ts
rse powerful nations ~ The civilized world With inst
tutes abc nationsl dignity however gentlemen the
frs'ons Of he ~ ris Naety et1 foreign coun
ts are siusys on good footnr TIE Emperor Be dcrous
preserve tfe " srder 70 entertain VITA 81 she rela
90 ne n perfect friendship.
on 'hs 9cth nit. the snniv'rssry of st. Anne festival
q her Majety the Trprsss cole, rsted Sh solsm
ni'y Al The troops Of the garrison uBd'r arms
around the church yolevs n cannon we're fred Wheo
her haiefy entered ihe church. and 7s DUN ssng
In the evening the city was illuminated throughout
Ihere , nc other news sf interest
The New York herald., 1851-08-23

erx>,,uw Us,os, w.soxED saAA sAs QusErAs BAv, q
rur OoAsv or LowEa CALIFoaNA We have bssn called
upon By James Marks late commander Of the shove
steamer and promised full and detailed statement
Of the dsater and loss Of the above vessel and the sub
sqssnt rsstrent Captain Marks received the hands
Of Of his passengers and while employed in
the discharge Of his duties in protecting the large amount
Of gold dust in his charge.
Captain Marks would have given these particulars TO-
day. had not he and his agents Msssr Jones Johnson
been tusily engaged in bonding and landing the
gold dust, it having been lbesd BY passengers they
claiming salvage and requiring bonds in the moderate
sum Of two hundred thousand dollars. The following
the marks and consgnees Of gold dust shipped BY
this steamer which has arrived by the Cherokee with the
exception Of box consigned to Thomas Watson Co.,
which was stolen and Captain MARKS obliged to open
one CT the other boxes and to disburse about twenty
The New York herald., 1851-08-23

INTERFERENCE OF PoLIrIcs WITH MUNICIPAL
lssTIruTIoNs.-The report Of the Chief Engineer
ofthe Fire Department, recently published in our
columns, though not so voluminous as that of last
year is worthy Of attention for many valuable sug
gestions which il contains. The gist Of these may
be found in the propositions made by Mr.. Carson,
for the purpose Of separating the Fire Department
from the circle Of political influences which have
injured and crippled both its character and efi
cheney as municipal institution. Mr.. Carson has
proposed to form judiciary com mittee to try the
members Of the department for insubordination !;
the decisions Of the committee to be referred to the
Common Council for ratification. A financial COM
mi.tee, similarly constituted, and with similar re-
stricted powers, is proposed, also, to regulae the
financial Affairs OF the Department, In ps,e OF the
Committee on the Fire Department, which l. com
posed Of politicians, and those who have not he
best interests Of the Depart nent at heart, and who
are not calculated to distribute, With an even hand
either justice or benefits.
These recommendations have many Arguments
in their favor. and they are so sensible that
oil the intelligent members Of the Fire Depart.
ment will unite at once and call all the engi-
neers and foremen together, to pass resolutions in
favor Of such wholesome suggestions The Fire
Department will do themselves honor by separating
from all political Influences. They can effect the
object, If they undertake it With stern and inasxi-
bic Will. Should the Common Council refuse to
make the separation, as desired, an issue will be
made for the fall elections, which will not be with.
out is advantages. IL Is now quite eviden, that
there is 10 sympathy between the Department and
the Committee upon it in the Common Council !;
and the sooner better state Of things exists the
satisfactory will il be TO the mass Of citizens
Tn, fact that the Fire Department Committee
would not print Mr. Carsons report for the present
year, shows that they are not only not willing that
the Chief Engineer shall appoin. bis own bell
ringers, but that they are at war with him and the
institution over which he presides.
The New York herald., 1851-08-23

PosT oTFfcE Msrrrss.-From every part of the coun-
try complaints are constantly made Of the insciency of
the mail arrangements particularly Of the Newspaper de-
psrtmsnt II s not urfrequenty the that for three
four days together the entire mail Of Buffalo
fas when there is apparent for such failure
Fer time supposed that Of the difficulty might
be laid TO the post Once In this city but from careful
,bssryston know that such Is not the csse especially
the newsrsrer room Mr. CLARK, the superintendent Of
the last nsmsd department, Is a attentive officer
and performs not only the almost entire duty the day.
but greater portion q that Of the night We have
vsys found him ready to accommodate those who have
busnsss with his department. and In the most prompt
asd gentemanly manner. The fault n papers are not
receved We Satisfied does not lie In the New York
Ofhce
The New York herald., 1851-08-23
ONEY MARK EFT.

FRIDAY, August ZS-oP.M
The stock market opened quite buoyant this morning
and there activity among operators Very few
the time The we're large pur
chases for cash The receipt Of large amount Of gold
dust fr California doubt caused spprebensions on
the part Of the that the market would be voray
Influenced, which induced them 10 take hold pretty
sharp. This Of elf sufficient sustain or TO put
up prices. But for the from Cuba the advance
would have been still greater and spectators for rise
might have been disposed TO have taken large quantities
Of stock The bears may work the market up two or
three per cent more before they forward with as
much force ssllers At the first board to-day Erie
Bonds, convertible, advanced per cent; Portsmouth
Dry Dock ~ Harlem. i; Reading Railroad, x; Nor.
~ieh and Worcester, Ia. New Jersey Mining Company
feh on = per cent.
The receipts at the Office Of the Assistant Treasurer Of
this pert to-day, amounted to sll0O42 10; payments
sl420oo 72bslsnee $40 sos o. Notice is given that
thrse cent pieces can be obtained at the Treasurer
onice tomorrow (saturday)
The current quotations in this market for foreign and
domestic exchanges for money aud for specie
~ annexed -
FoRsier Excssser.
The New York herald., 1851-08-23
Our New Granada Correspondence.

CARTHAcEsA July "a 1851.
Rerotion in .fnoela PoJosan- The Monuments of
the sIrocps-Condition Of he L5eroI Parfv-IIo,,iSle
Outrage, &C., &c.
revolution has broken out in Ar,iochia and po
pagan, the two richest provinces in the country and
will soon be all over the ceuItry General Barrero at
the head Of fone thousand men, raised the standard II
rebellion. in Nedino and since has received large No
cessons to his forces The artillery bait on of this v
left to day the infantry upde: marchioe order
to leave atiany bour We much fear that
the troops from this, the most important most Of the
country, will but tend to the Immediate
of revolution here. The militia are called out an the
last day or two piles Of fabre ana muskets hay.
been carried through the the place of dsrbu
ton As formerly wrote IL will be the nost bl ,odv
revolution New Granada has witnessed The truth
Of my statements was contradicted but results n Nv
show that l right. l am siarmist and have
seer too much public excitement to be easily led
ssry by false reports The that General Blrr,ro
~ the first citizens and soldiers - tha rcp,F'is
and true patriot should be at the head of this revolt
voucbes that it childs playa farce to amuse the
public py display of apparent patrotism-but serious
and honest thdeSvor 70 overthrow an somiustration
which under The guise o. liberal nt"rpret atom of re-
publican intttutops has been guilty Of &C which would
dr grace monarchy have no bias OF uar.y but ! a,
think it in the spirit Of man 10 bear su,h i'm
positions have been practised by liberal. towards
the consurod@e An instance occurred in prov ncs
OF Aptiechis brought by the last mail which causes
the blood to curdle family attacked by the msn
bers Of the liberal party the father and tw other mem
bers murdered and their bodies most cruelty mutilste
III isma. tied beaten and violated and the very
political chief Of the canton styled the Jef Potoo l.
tale To ave he sded the mob.
such IL now New Granada-s country possessing un.
bounded urce- delightful climate everything To
make life desirable and pleasant But what security for
life and property now Foreigners tn be sure are re-
tpectedi but when mob gets infuristed. Who s calm
enough TO 'tay the threatening hand against foreign
property.
The New York herald., 1851-08-23
Theatrical and Musical.

po-rr, TurarHE-Mr and Mrs Barney Williams con-
tnue 60 s,trsct deps.ly crowded houses They are an
nouIced 10 appear again this evening IN their greatly
,uccesFful drama called Ir,land II Is The beau
iul dIsma entitled La Tour de N,sle will be perform
ed with u.
NipIo's Gsbpry.- Another crowded and Fashionable,
asssmblage msy be aniic this elegant thestre to-
night We are 10 have the pleasure Of seeing Mrs.
Mowait again this evening in her successful greatly
edmirtd play. entitled Armand supported by Mr.
Dyott. as Armand
BtRroSs Tnr,rnr--hn entire ch sare Of performance
IL announced for this evening this aourshnx Ia
blshnent, end one, We feel conhd at, which will meet
general APPRECIATION The great comedy ayled Sweet.
hearts aud Wives." and farce. hrst time here call
ed Grimsbaw, Bsgshaw and Bradshaw both powerfully
cast.
NArfo~.L THr,rRr-Three excellent pieces are an
for tonight at this well managed theatre witch
will embrace IN Their casts all the voiiies attached to
this excellent company The commencing piece will be
the farce Of the Young Scamp; this will be succeeded
by the eomedy Of the fire Eater and the whole win
terminate with f" Jack Sheppard
BnoroHsn'. LYcrrN-1his elegant Thespi.n temple is
10 be reopeped on Monday evening with brilliant
company The pieces selected Brougham's popular
comedy of Romsnce and Reality and q ne~ local
piece called "whst shall We do for Something Nesi',
B.tSrws MrsrrN Crowds are daily In attendance 10
witness the pleasing perfarmsnc % the wonderful Mar
tinettis and the excellent dramatic company now at
tsched 10 ths estsblishment Three hne pieces are
offered ios this afternoon and evening.
CnRrry's MrsrRrLs ofer splendid programme foe
this evening.
F,lIows' MISsrrrts give afternoon and evening
performance, TO day.
PRor AspTpso~-rhis extraordinary artist con,ir ues
70 attract crowded and fashionable audiences at rrple
Hal See him TO night.
BowTRv AmrmrnrarRE We are in antcipation Of n
gres, tr at at he opening Of this establishment on Mon
day next.
MuusIY GHDES, BnooELyr.-We are informed that
The talented DesDe Family have leased this popular sta
tbhmen for The purpose Of givrg series q light
tertainnents
CssrtE GARpEN Another grand Sunday concert will
be given here, tomorrow evening, by Msretzeks or.
rhestra
Miss JuLn BFNSErr has had learn a most brilliant
engagsmsnt in Buffalo she H. At present studying
highly Fpiriisd piece written expressly fr her
u wi doubt be a triumph II s from the Pen Of
ever successful drsmstist Mr.. Ware