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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

w aus 0bigen 8erihtsn bernimmt
ltCn Elm Seoer, bu6 9Biniom SiaIer
ais @cupsrnor olefes StaatS fir Die ndtb'
fen 3 Sabre erwdbIt it, g8ir fno niIIio
etnSuseIieben ca6 mir oiefen Qusaana midi
srmartrt ba6sn-nadh unferer Meinuno Elm
uu59dn9 Der fur Gle SnrbeSobIer Gitber nitt
aunit9 wirfen wiro. 8etradtet man bic
Wetttel eurb welte es uniern @eqnen oe
lang eieien Sle9 ju errinsen 70 in Der aus
gang tur Die Wbt9s burhaus nicht entmu
tbl9eno, oGnn auf unfercr Geite mar bic
@abtbsit, uno nur Die Wlbrtrt nuroe Dem
Solte por9eIe9t uno pai1sIbe auf feline Su
tsreilen oufmertfam 9emabt. 8et unlern
9e9enIiseers Cpir meineu bier nidt Die
9Iieocr unferer @e9enpartei i'm Qaaemei-
nGnO mar abr Sefisbune. Siea uno ge,
tru9 an Der &agesOronune. 98enn Dem
SoIt Gle Wdbrbcit ourb unfere 9eaner Dor.
9eIe9t, ODER oteieIbe nur nibt aeIeuanet NOR.
oen mare, unler Bort oaftr, @ouu. Sobn
itcn pdre Wieoerum erndblt woroen. sc
bod bic Sadie 1T nun abaemadbt, uno mir
mullen unS in ben Qus9ane fu9en. g8ir
mhiIcn aber bod bier nod fa9cn, cab mir
nsIt lteber cine 8abG ebrIib uerIieren, ais
ourb 9intr9ebuna, Serorebuna, fingered.
tt9feit. eu9 uno 8etrue ecwinnsn mouen
ia, hber eiusn Sie9. ourdb foIhe WitteI
errun9en, wie bies bur6 unfere @eoenlie
oers 9elbeben in. f6nnten mir uus Cuno
wdren mir Der gifrigfe isnsr parteiO ftinen
Au9enbIi6 freuen. QIfo gSbias Seio
nitt entmutbi9t; Sbr babt Die Sade Der
9ere6ti9feit auf Guerer Seite-uno ulnae
retti9feit mus enoIid. tber RurS cner Rang
Dor Der 9ere6ti9eeit weiden.
~@as 9eba gauntp anbeIanot, 70
bat sS in Der Sbat nbeffer 9etban."-
llniern 9e9nern in es ni6t 9cIuusen ibre
700 Webrbsit Su erbaItrn, rpie iie perfprocben
batten. Sbre Mtbrbeit in nur rtwa $50
afO bstnabe 100 wsniesr aIs Dor prsi Sab
rem. esha bat oater feline phiht, nce ben
usrdbHi6en MitteI unfsrer @e9ner, an Dem
9rcssn @srf 9etban. Sdttsn oae @aunties
wie eeta 9etban, 70 mare Sobnlfon nit ei
ner 9rc6cn Mebrbeit ermdblt woroeu. Dns
9onje SeIe9atsn 3idet unfcrer gequrr in
ermdbIt, bob einige @anoiodten nur init ei
ner fleinen Mebrbeit. Die 8uitte Iino
aber nod otle febr UerwOrren uuo es III un,
mo9Itb rteleIbc aud nur balb ribtia asbeu
Su fonnsn, uuo mir fino eaber 5u osm
SdIuB 9efcmmsn. oisfeIbe erlt ndtlte $50:
DE uno eann CtfteteI! Su 9eben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
SScrluput,

Die 9dckesbun9 eisiss StaotS bat id
nit Ter GrwdbIun9 pon @bi9bsamten or
9aniiirt. Der amtIide Sertdt ubsr eie
Iretc StaatswobI Iautet: Sur gOuUern6r
Is. G. @iaium5 C8bis) p GIG Stimmeu /;
8. 81. 8sofitIp, Ccer @OaIitiOn5 @ancicot
Der SrseloiIrs uno Gofofctos) 1880; s.
9. &obinIon Counter grtOfoto) 66S6.-
I6ier tann nun Seoermann Caub Der bjeli9e
GepubIifarer) fsben, wrI6e pdrtei bic nab
re rlnicnspartei ii. Saum eriitirt msbr
cine SOfCfCfOpartsi in &ermOut; oieicIbe
ia bis ouf bic winSi9s 3abI pcn 600O
Stimmsu uCn cen 5ree(oIers auf9efrthen.
1ter Der uuulhItterIibs @bi9taat Ser
mont Ii6t bm feline SrOne nibt raubtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
sGnentnrn, cft. 1G. 1851.
Der Qed,a Gauntp eebrcrYerciu

niro Itins iSbrli6s 8sranmtuua ia her SbbfIcps.
bale in bislsr Start batu, 0uf Samfta9s Den 25ten
pirfs gRcnaiS.
Die iibrIbs GBatt piro bann sSboltcn rpsrbru
aufdes pcrorn odcsn wtrrsn pcn Dem Gbrp. g.
&. BrOtit uub .6ru. 8. 6. Chamber; nurd Den or:
fern dter ois @ihtiStst cucr aebSr9cn @ertercituna
bes eebrers fdr ktns re9elmaiistn pfIihtsn," uuo
burh Den Irstsrn Gbsr Gn9tilbs Sprohlibrs
Dts I6sus miro Der @brw .. e. St Schn ron
Gatrn cine Ubbrcls ljssrn dbcr .,cs prGhlnetn uni
Sdpisrisfsitsn (rals and dificulties) ccs esbras"
Das Yutlttum III bcriddb dueSlaosn tsi,uwcbucn
une cine rcle ginfnbun9 Der @leeSr crnltlitb &c:
rpunfht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
SSilce Saubeit.

Sa5 Goui5viue (&entudp) ScurnaI pom
litsn OieIeS, fagt: Die Sauben baben ibrcn
ldbtllben Slug uoh Dem Shcen in alien
GrnIt br9cnnen. Gefiern MOr9sn pabirten
he IN un9sbeueru Masen uber oiefe StaSt
- anfan9eno nit Sogssanbrub, sc9en iir
mebrere Stunoeu lang in cinsm falt unun.
terbrchenCn Srcm uUrnber fie Iteinen
'pett dabIreiber 6u iepn ais gu Ginger frub'
ern SabrsScit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Tirdtcrlfcbcr Sturnt. - TabrsenBe
nrffrnnSct=3OOO Scbcn Ncrlprcn.

gOiicn, Stt. 8. - Cine 9spefhe BON
Sm. g. 8. ROrtOn, Ser. Staaten @onfuI
Su pictou, 0sa 8rannfdwei9, fa9t, cas
bic NcrooGt &uits pon NOpo Scotia cur6
einen furbtbar Serf0renben Sturm beImse
fudt rucrbrn. 0uf Der NOrcfette Der QrinS
@buao5 Suisl wuroen bunosrt Siiher Sabr
seuss auf ben Struno 9ctrieben unc es wiro
9,fbdet oa6 800 psrionsn ouf ben 9sfhsi-
tsrten SabrSeu9en um9efCmmen. Cine
Mrnse 86rpsr Der un9Ihdihen wurcsn
Don ben @euen an ben Strdno astticbeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
@elcarapbiftbe SScricf,tc.

Sol9enoe Wsbrbelten fur Die 9oupern6rs
Gancioatsn fIno ourd Den Telegraph bsri6.
tet poroen:
YHr SJobnffom:-Statt unb Gauntp
pblIaeelpbia 2.700. 9aucafer 1900, Que
abcnp $500. Oaupbin 200. SranfIin $50.
@rit 100.
Sur Si9ler:-9erfS $500. euserns
100. Cambria 700, 98efmorelano 2200.
Carbon $50 Buds 250 Mcnteomerp 700,
Clinton $50, NOrtbumbsrIano 900, Yprf
1000, NCrtbamptOn 1900, eptomins 400
Wontcur 400.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
SbrjCtiaud S(ufrubr.

Die grauo Surp bat 80 Srue 8iu8 Elm
bri6tet 9s9sn @eriOnen, tef6uIoi9t nit
Schperratb in osm Gbifiana Qufrubr.
3icfe Sdus msrcsn Dor Der Scr. Staatsn
Circuit Court, wsIte i'm gtOpember Su
9bilaoeIpbia 9sbaItsn miro, vsrb6rt weresn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

~ Oas Supreme 9eribt css Staat5
Nsw 0orf bat sntitieoen. oas bas Srsi.
ItuIsnaefse BON Nep YOrf fOn!itutcnS
mtcri9 uno un9Ili9 lei. neil eS ourh Qb
ltimmuna ces &OltS eenebmist wurcs. fiatt
ron Der @dee9ebuus in @sIsessfcrm srIaf
fen worcen Su isiu, wie s5 bic @OnliitutUn
pCIfcbreibe.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
SliiCGfIippi.

Die 8sritte bon Der MiIffiippi Staats
wabI finb bis ouf Swei @auntieS ntle erbal'
ten unb bsutsn psnSis9 oeS Union SidetS nit
9sni6bstt an. Senrp 9. Scote, Der
Union Ganeioat, bat cine @sbrteit pcn ct.
,pa 1000 Stimmeu erbaItsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
0crlrnmruuo crcmplariid, britraft.

Sep Dem Ieeten Ssrmiu Der @Ourt in
Senrp Gountp. &sutudp. brabten Die Sc.
ibwornen Elm Seroitt Elm Don 10 600 Sba
9s9cn MofrCm &Cbert6. megcn SerIrum
Dung zines iun9en Mdo beu5.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Srautwerbeu. Sis Iiebe, aIte 8rout
wsrbersi in Connecticut mar etwas 9anS
Qnoerss, ais bic ieei9e. Deacon Marpin.
Elm 9roesr Ganobsnger uno lebr ersmplari.
f6er Mann, befcr9te eas gefhdft in fol
9enerr 8eife /: gines Sa9cS Ieste rr fitb
elm S6dfea alS Sattel aufS QfTo uno
hit Dor oas Saus, worin Betty See wcbnte.
Sbne dbjuitsi9en srfubte er Settp elm noe,
mig rdber Su treten. sic fam uno rr tbciIte
i5r nit, cu6 Der !9crr ibn 9elbidt babe, iie
Su beiratbsn.
Betty ontwOrtete: Ds6 Ssrrn 8iQs &c.
ibebe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
6rprnia.

csn bisfem Staat bat cas Union &idet
bel Der eben ssbaItencn @abl nit 9rO6er
Meb,bei geliest, SOweu Cob, Der
. Union 9cupunors: @anoicat, wiro ctmo
$4,000 Stimmtnmebrbsit baben. SOn
ersi Gaunis5 III nod su b6rsu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Sa5 Srs9Oufisbsr it in Soma mieber
uus9sbrohen. gine arO6s QnsobI 8auern
wunfbt ,.ou5Suuerfoufsn" uno nmeliIi6"
Su Siebcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
Sie gSabl In 2ecfa.

SOlaenocs in Der aussans Der 8abI in
esba @duntp. fopeit mir Die Beribte erbaI.
ten babsu. Nur bic Mebrbsitsn linb anss
Qebeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

SIM 9on;en 8etcn iiuo bic RartcfFtln
mi8ratben. Sn @aIsua gilt jest oaS 8u,
ftd | SbaIer.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

"@iu Yrsoissr in Sho Carolina, pre-
oi9te neuIitb uber Die lln9sbOrfamseit pcn
Souob ais osrfeIbs auf9efUrpOrt mruos fur
gtInspsb ju prsct9en. Rabocm er cine 3eit'
lang lbsr Die fbredIi6sn SOIgen Don I'm
9ebCrlamfrit 9c9sn Die 8efebIe @oue6, &C.
lprO6en bate, iests CT in elmer Sonnsr
iimms binju, weI6e wie Elm eIefteiIbr
S6Ia9 ourb bic 9anSs&ufammuna crano:
-"llno fino nitt aud eini9e Sonds ber?"
gs mar elm gte9sr 9r9snwdrti9 celIen Na-
men SUuas mar; tpeIder 9Iaubts Der pre
bigger babe ibm 9srufsn, fC9Isi6 Iuffiano,
feline wei6en Qu9sn 9e9sn ben prsei9sr bin:
auf ribtete, II. b6fIibit antrpOrtete; ",Sier
/ 4 elmer, SO fla"
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Noro: uno Sucamsrtfa Sufammeu BAT
7 MilIicncn wcuiscr Sswcbner ais Nfrifa,
l80 MilIioueu weni9er oIs europa, uno
400 MiIIionen weniaer alS ltlien.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Sorfeeten Sreita9 wutbcte ouf Dem Sn
tartcfee Elm pGrbeerenoer Sturm unter
anoern 9in9 Der brittifbe Schooner Gbriliina
nit alien an 8oro bCfincliben 0erio-
ren Ul ober IL Mann, morunter me6re
poiIaaiere) bel prssque S8le perCren -
@bsn 70 Der ome,ifaniIde Sbooner Sen
tudpan nit feincr 9onisn Mannlhaft.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
gBiatie fir MaufbOlpc unO Gfenlte1er

Sur bic Gombies uno 9cafsrs unterer
Stdote mag cine flrslib pOn Rihter pear.
fon in Der Court Don Daupbin @auntp aus,
sefprodene serihtIite Weinun9 pom @id
ti9feit fepn. Der &ihtsr foats, oo6 Slis
mano Elm Gstt babe auf ben Steinpfafnn
ocer Seitenwr9sn Coer an ben Stra6euefsu
Su ffsbsn; uno nsnn fs BON Dem @isner uoer
Se1gsr Der @obnun9 ocsr bss @runo fdfs
auf9sforoert werotn ii6 Su ertfsrnen. buo
fie cisfer NufOrceruu9 nicbt SOIgs lsilfen. Der
@i9ner Coer Seiiesr sin Gsbt babe fie neg
Sutreiben. Ootr ME Der &ihter fi6 auserhd.
tc, Unit Sustrittrn we9suifOeen.' @dsnfs
Der runo Raufbcloe meroen oaber wobl tbun,
Barnun9 bu nsbmeu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Die teeten Srofe baben ben SabadS-
pfIanSeu in WarpIano febr gefbaeet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

~9jn untnlhrsiber in Sbrbancuer,
Mcnt9cmerp @auntp, ,-cin gutter 9Gbis,-
muuftt btetoureb cen Gcitor ces uSauern
freunces' su frogeu, wis e5 fOmmt, paB er
9rw6bnIib stwa QBOben por Der 98abI
ibm leine 3situnQ nitt msbr hufhidt?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Sn Der gr9eno pOn 8oo Are. @isccnIin,
fino wertbpoue Gupferaprn entreft nor
oen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Sapbir5 nSumOri1" brinQt fOlaenos
Il g 6 Stuoisn: &eIhe Ino Die reibiten
8ubfabeu 8 b-,Sabe wsIbe bic
irOmmlfsn p? @ t-8ste; mrIhe bic wclt
Iibiteu !? 81 c-Grce; wsIbe Gle linnrei6.
fen; 8 o-Soee; welhe Die pcetiihffen !;
. o-Sre; WcIbe fommsn Suleet? 81 B
-Gnos; wsIbe 8ubtabeu fIte6m purh
OsutfbIano & b @Ibe; wsIbe iino web q.
mutbia o-Qos; wsIhcr in 9rCt ? 8
-qsb'!; msIbs MAIDEN reid? 81 b-@rbe F.;
meIte liuo brummi9? g r-8dr; mrlhe
MAIDEN fatt? 9 n-GIIsn; weldc liuo ueu'
9isris; B r-wcr?; wsIbe maht Ole
Spinus? Bb-@ebs; melbe lprs6sn bon
Oummbett? F? s Sa; weIhe rauhen? 9 e
@iTe; meIbe fbwimmen q t-@ure +;
weIdbe braubt Der Raufmann 9e-@ue f;
mrlbe fno Die Srr16renofrn 9mut t.
GIemente wtIbsr Subtabe i'll oft Qrb-
uei +? S-3bee; msIbe Buhitabcn braudt
oas Sbsater? 3 L 3etteI wcI6e fnc
bod? 81 b srbabsu; wsIde itno alter
ais bic ibrissn? etrn-dItsrn; wcI6s
Bud Tabtn heen i'm eugIifben patIaments; /;
pr-pesr; msl6e fino bic ItmerJIi6fsn
Su4faben? > no rpsb!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Gin 9siflihsr in Sir9inisn fbrebt einsm
Sreunee: nSsitsrn nm 81 ubr belt i6
bi. eeibenrscs uber Dem grabe hes 81. g.,
uno beute nm oisisIte Smnoe usrbeiratbete
i9 feine Bittt nit cinCm anesrn 8anus."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16
SnSiamH.

SnbiauapoIis, ~. September. Die
@aissnprsifs fsbsn bier aeqenmdrti9 auf
IS Gents fur rOtbcn unc 4S Gents fur wei'
Gen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

Sc miro beabfittiat. bic pon Srn Glarf
WinS an9efertiQts Neirrifutue ess 9eneraI
Sadfon an g. Sanudr - nem Sobrestaae
Der eIcrrei6en Sttabt bel Ncu Srleaus-
auf Dem 9afapetts Gauars in 8ai6inatcn,
meI6ss Die n6rpIihe SrOnte pss Qrelieentn
baufe5 biIret. feierIib aukufetIru. 9ies
III Die erfs 6eitsrfi1tus in 4merita uuo bic
sinSige in Der aonjen 8elt. meltbe aaein pVn
ben l3interfu6Cn zines bdumenoen Wfnpss
felb(ibaIancirfnb esfubt piro.
uuf Dem BaI fucIib pom prdiioenteu
baufe, erbebt it Die prahti9e SduIs Bafb,
inatOn's, oes SatsrS feines 8aterlanoes.
Sic Isiro Die 9rOsarti9fc. welte Menften
bdnce iemnIS erri6teten, fInfmaI 70 bob ais
Die pompeiuSfdule in Som, uno mebr ais
SWeimaI 70 bob aIS oas 9ro6e Seusrmonu.
ment in 9onoou.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

lin Su piiIen, wis fhIetbt man in, mus
man arm merpen; um su rpifcn, pie fdbtedt
anoere 9eute lino, mug man reid mereen.
Manber Wenfb osnft, cS fri Suaeno mas
ibn Don Sbuftiafeiteu ab6iIt, rpdbreao es
rod nur Der 9efunts Moaen 1T. Mau Butte
iitb uno perwe6sIe niht @runefdee min
GaytofTstt1,--a----
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-16

aus 9tufsu @auntp, 8a.. fbreibt Gin
@crrsfpOncent oss .,8aItimCre Qmerican," p"
cn6 8rouop eiu fihere5 Mittsl 9csrn ten
BiB Der RGappeufbIanae fei. uno Iih neu
lid in 5wei Sdusn untsr fsner ciasnen 9ec
battuna bemdbrtbab Ser 8ranop miro
Der 9ebtiTenen pnfon in balbcn 9tdfern
uuo in 3wiiheurdumcn pcn meniaen Mts
nutsn ein9ceeben. bis Elm Quart rsrtrouht
it, Olon fa9t oas Der 8tauep in folden
Siuen ni6t beraulbe. Qu9euseueen beid.
t9en Die Wirtiamfst biefe5 MtteIs.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-07
A Word About the Election.

The committee that was appointed by the
Temperance Mass Meeting to interrogate the
candidates upon their views on the Liquor
traffic, performed their duty, but some OF the
candidates lost their queries, others were too
busy, and so they all evaded answering. 1t
was surmised among the temperance commu.
nifty few weeks before the election that
Cleveland was the best Temperance man on
the ticket, and accordingly many of the low
e of law and good order had concluded to
support him but were soon brought "about
faoe"by seeing in the Captains paper denial
OF his having promised any favors TO the
Temperance folks; and on the heels of this.
Moore had told some of the leading temper.
rance men that "although he made no noise
about temperance, here at home, vet his pote
would be seen 10 be right, if they supported
him, and he was elected" Moore's assertion
was noised about among the friends of total
abstinence, as was Cleveland's denial. and the
scales were turned from the Captain and resul-
ed in Moore's election. The Whips. of courSe
will claim Moore's election as their yictoyv
but "straws show which way the wind
blows" We hope Mr.. M. will do his dptv
towards all his constituents at the Capitol.
and that no temperance man may regret hav.
ing supported him.--Life Boat.
We have no doubt Mr.. Moore will do his
duty "tOicards all hisconstitaents at the Cap
itOl." and we wish the Temperance men much
JOY in electing gentleman that suits so well
their very peculiar notions Of Temperance.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-07
LoCMs.

b"
4 ATFlnPrED SulcIDE. Mt, ]. r, Metcalf, well
known to our citizens, attempted to commitsui-
eide, yesterday morning, at the Mayors Office,
BY stabbing himself with a knife. The Blade
entered his left breast below the heart, making
a wound two anda half or three inches deep.
Domestic troubles and other causes are offered
as an explanation of the attempt.
NUMBER OF BUILDINGS ERECTED THIS YEAR IN
PoRTsMouTH.- Tribune and Clipper figures
up the number of buildings erected in this
place, this year, at 105. This is about double
the number put up last year yet there were
more brick used in houses during the last than
the present season. The extensive paving and
guttering Of streets last summer, however, in
which brick was wholly used, and the Other
brick improvements, will make the aggregate
amount lain this year, equal to that Of last.
The houses built this season were mostly small
belonging to the mechanics and laboring men
of the place. and intended to be occupied BY
themselves The difficulty Of renting houses,
of which SO much complaint has been made, is
now somewhat obyiated, though every one is
still occupied. Almost, the number of build.
ings erected this year has surpassed what we
anticipated.
We had " "smart sprinkle" Of snow
yesterday, and the night before, some rain.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-07
The Presidency.

Some considerable interest, even at this ear
ly day, is manifested in regard to candidate,
for the office of President. Of the whig par
ty, we hear the names of Scott, Fillmore,
Webster, Seward Graham, Crittenden, Pearce,
who draughted the compromise, and several
Others. Clay is laid on the shelf and Corwin
can't run. The three first, now most talked
of, have but shall chance Of being elected.
Among the Democrats, Buchanan, Cass
Douglass, Dodge, Butler, Houston, Allen,
and Lane, are spoken of.
The Portsmouth inquirer. [volume] (Portsmouth, O. [Ohio]) 1849-1855, 1851-11-07
Wild Indians.

The st. Louis Republican notices the arrival
in that city of COL Mitchell, Maj. Fitzpatrick,
and delegation of fifteen Indians from the sew
eraI tribes with whom treaty was concluded
recently on the plains. The Indians, with their
interpreters, are on their way to Washington
The Republican says that the Indians are fine
specimens of their race, and gives the follow
ing interesting items
There was Crow brave in the delegation
who came as far as Brunswick, when, whilst
the boat lay up during the night, he suddenly
LETT, without notice TO any one, and no trace
could be found of him The supposition enter
tanned was, that he had become home sick or
tired, and would attempt to return to his nation.
In the evening he appeared as cheerful as usual;
and when he left he borrowed the knife of on,
Of the Cheymees. Very diligent search was
made for him but no trace of him was discoy-
cred, Col. Mitchell offers a reward of 500
for his recovery. With the exception Of Friday,
the others have not before seen the white set
tlement. Their nations gave them up to the
Great Spirit, when they selected them to 60,
ana IN the event Of the death or loss of any one
OF them, it will be difficult to explain and rec
onciie 1t to the nation.
The journey, to the Indians, since their ami
val IN the settlements, has been one of great
wonder, and in some cases Of alarm and fear.
Their greatest astonishment was in seeing
steamboat and their fears were excessive upon
going upon it. They called ii the fire horse.
and it was considerable time before they
could reconcile themselves to the "noise and
confusion of blowing off steam, the steam
whistle, ringing of the bell, &c. They were
highly delighted when they saw the " fire
horses brother (another steamboat) ,oih pa
poose." the yawl, hitched to his tail, ascending
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Foreign News.

FRANcE.-The ministerial crisis is still
continued 1t was caused by the President
announcing his determination to have the
law of the SlSt of May repealed. This it
will be remembered disfranchised about one
fourth the voters in France, and was passed
particularly to please the President.
SPAiN.-The royal decree, confirming The
Grand Cross of the Royal and Military Order
of San Ferdinando on General Concha-and
the favors on other officerS--is published in
the Madrid Gazette.
lTALY.--The Neapolitan government had
failed utterly in the attempt to refute the
charges OF dlsgrace(ul cruelty brought against
them by Mr.. Gladstone and sustained 6y the
entire English press.
GERMANY.-The ministerial crisis in Ans
tria is over. The old ministers having patch
ed up their differences, continue in Office
The Emperor left Vienna for Galicia on the
llth inst. The King of Hanover is recover
ing from his recent illness.
The governor Of SAKE Coburg Gotha has
prepared common constitution for the Ouch
les of Coburg Gotha, which have hitherto
been under separate administrations. 1t is
stated to be as liberal as the present condition
of Germany permits. 1t exacts that there
shall be only one Legislature Assembly for
the two Duchies. With respect to the sue
cession to the throne, it is stated that Prince
Albert, husband of The Queen of England,
should be called to it. And he may nomi-
nate Governor in the event Of his declining
to fix his residence in the Duchy. II is fur,
ther enacted, that if the reigning Duke should
ascend foreign throne, he shall vacate the
throne Of the Duchy.
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The Foreign Interference.

The National Intelligencer confirms the
statement that letters had been addressed by
the Acting Secretary of State, Mr.. Crittenden
in reply to some recent communications from
the Ministers of France and England, in re.
lation TO Cuban affairs, but at the same time
states that the character given to the Secreta.
ry's letters by the correspondent of The Phil.
adelphia American is not altogether correct
The lntelligencer says: 49,
''The language of the letters is plain, di.
rect and frank, it is true; but there is in
them nothing in the slightest degree discount.
eous, or inconsistent with the Secretary's own
character and dignity, or the respect due to
the distinguished functionaries he was ad.
dressing. That the letters were able, forci.
Bile and manly, as we'll as respectful and cour.
teous, no American need be told"
The Washington Telegraph, of Wednes-
day, adds to this, what it believes it has from
good authority, that the letters of Mr.. Crit
tenden were read to one of the editors of the
North American, in Washington City, and
that he could only err in his Interpretation Of
them. The Telegraph adds the annexed i'm
portant inlormation
"An order has been issued by the British
Admiralty, instructing number of their ma
val vessels to cruise along the Southern coast
OF the United States, and to capture all the
American vessels which they have reason to
believe are destined 10 Cuba with hostile in
tentions. This order is notD in this city.
and knowledge Of its nature formed the ba-
sis of the letter of Mr.. Crittenden to the Brit
ish Minister and we believe a similar order
issued by the French Government called for
like letter to that government through its
representative here. We can feed the stary-
ing subjects Of Great Britain, but do not need
the services other Navy as police force on
our coast, and will not permit itp
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EARLY SNow.-0n Sunday, the 26th ult.,
there was very respectable snow squall in
Columbus, o. AT gainesville, o., il snow
d pretty much all day Sunday, and at Con-
rd, five miles south, snow fell to the depth
of six inches. In several parts of the Reserve
the snow was six and seven inches deep on
Monday morning. in New York it showed
on Monday. The hills around New Haven
were white with snow early the same morn
ing. The ground was completely covered
with snow throughout Putnam, and the up
per part Of Westchester counties, New York,
on Monday night. Snow also fell at Column
bus, Warren county, Pa, on the 2lst. There
were four inches Of snow on the hills near
New Haven, Conn, on Tuesday.