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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

Forestal, II; Pat Sheridan months; Mick OB1en. q
years; John 0DonnelI, 25 Mary Carroll 50; Mary Nc
CURE, 2oj Eliza Finchan, |. VIM. Kennedy. . Dan
Heenar, 80; Cath Gigof p John Williams, seaman, n
On board the Antarctic, from Liverpool via Raysl;
yohan Lsccoler ears Mary stack. & Msry Stack 8
Pat. COndron,4 John Qughy months; John Flood, %
years Alice Francis, months; Mr serlocE Al years.
Sarah Heenan, 5; Mike Ratghan, 8 Margaret Lsn9eri,
ST. Ellen Lambert, 2; Sally Lambert, months; Mary
Clancy 81 years John Canton q Francis MeAnarry sos
Ed Sheridan 4; Csihane CoDlsn, 10; Mary Larkin 50;
CsihArine Curley, 40 John EnwnghI, monlhsi JuiA
Collins months; Thos sheehsn, years. Am Gala
han. n
On board ofTelsgraph Capt Rich. from ST Juan -
Calvin Foster Of SCUM leaving S5 In the hands
OF Charles Carpenter Of Cohoes albany County 10 be sent
10 Fosters father.
REAL EsTATE.-sales Friday, Feb. as, by A ].
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ter Spsdlng spngue, P. Stanton, T. Stevens Sweet
ser James Thumpson, Thurman. Underhill, Vau Dyke,
Waldo Watkins Wentworth, White, Williams, foung
ABSENT OR Nor VoTING-55
On Taking mp the Naval Appropriation Bill.
Feb %, on the motion Of Mr.. Ashmun Of Mass
to suspend the rules, and that the House resolve
itself into Committee Of the Whole to take up
the Naval Appropriation bill, the Yeas and Nays
were as follows:
YFAs-Messrs. Andrews Ashe, Ashmun, Averett Bay,
Beyy, Beale Binghs BOcock, Bowdon b owln, Brock
Brisbn, Brooks Bue Burt, Cable, A Caldwell, J. P
Caldwell Clngroau, Cobb COlcock, Daniel Danner Dim
mick, }. II Duncan, C. l.. DuntaD Durkee. Edmundson
A. Eliot, Ewing Featherston, Fuller Gerry Giddtngs, Cor
man, Hail. Hamilton, Hammond, HARRISON, l. u. harris,
Raymond, Hubbard, billiard, Holiday, Howard j. W.
Mann. Marshall, McCernand McKissOck, mcLanahan
McLane, McMulen, Mcqueen, melville, Meade J h Mier
MinsoD. MOrehesd, Morrison, Morse, Morton or, owen
Parker Peck. Penn, Phelps, Phenx, Powell, Putnam,
John Robbins Jr. Ross Savage, Sswele, Seldom Snep
perd, r. H. slsntor, Stephens Stetson, Thomss JACOB
Thompson, James Thompson. Toomhs, Nlnton w alden,
Waldo, Wallace, WeIborD White, WhiItesey, Whdrick,
Woodwsrd-98.
NAYs-Messrs Abertson, Alexander, Anderson, Bell
Bennett, BisseL BOkee Booth, Bowie bnggs. A. r.
Brown Burrows Butler Cartier Casey, Chandler clarke
Cleveland ConRer Corwn, Deberry, Dckey, Dixon Doty
A. Evans N Evsns, Gilmore, Gott Gould hauo~sy, I.
L Harris HAY Hebard, Henry. Howe, w. I. Jackson,
Kerr James q King John King H. Mann. Mstteson,
Mcdonald, McGsughey, Meaehsmi Moore, Morris, Ogle,
Outlaw Peasee, PltmaD Reynolds, richardson, RsIey,
Robinson Rockwell Rose Rumsey Jr., Sackett, School
craft Shading Sprague r. p Stanton. Sweetser Under
hill Van Dyke, Watkins, Wentworth Williams, Young
w. ,or,- on Nor VoTTNG--4g
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

PENNsYLvASIA.-Anothe effort has been made
TO repeal certain parts of the anti kidnapping law
ofls47 A bill for that purpose passed through
Committee Of the Whole in the Senate on the
18th and wss Thea laid aside. The citizens OF In
diana Co. held a meeting in Greene Township
lately. Daniel Williams in the Chair and resolved
not to obey the Fugitive Slave Law, bur rather
70 suffer It's penalties than to assist in delivering
up fugitives also, that the law IS unconstitutional
and tramples upon human rights that no man
should be supported for Congress who would not
pledge himself to go for its repeal that It IS our
duty to peril life, liberty and property IN behalf OF
the fugitive slave TO as great an extent as we
would peril them in behalf Of ourselves; that no
slave can possibly be indebted 70 aIy human be-
ing for anything unless he first receive an equlva-
lent; that every enactment made by the General
Government respecting property in man should
be repealed that the American Colonization 30
ciety was designed and has been used to pro-
mote the interests Of Slavery and that the eli:
forts made in Congress 70 construct line OF
steamers to carry out the Colonization scheme
are wicked and deceptive. We find the resoiu-
tons adopted at this mass meeting 50 summed up
in the Blairsrille pa appalachian.
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SUPREME Court OF rHE u

NUPREME COUNT OF THE UNITED
STATES Washington, Friday, Fsb. 2s is5i-No IS J..
II Bennett plaintiff in error, va g. Butter worth rhs
ment In this cause was continued By Mr walker Zoe
the defendant In error and concluded by MI Hars for
the plaintiff In error No. s. y. ID. Conrad psiaud In
error. vs. d. Grfey. The Argument OF this cause wss
concluded by Mr. Fenda for the plaintiff 10 error No.
S. E. Peae &c vs. 81 Phpps ct a. la error TO The Cur.
cult Court OF the United States for louisiana Tas wit
OF error ives dismissed with costs under the 10th rue
OF the Court for the of prosecution Adjourned unn
to morrow II O'Clock A. NJ.
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For America.
COWARD LIsE-saRs from III
PhiindeInhin Line.

From PHILADELPHIA for Liverpool
CITY or GLASGOW MATHEWS. Thurs. MAJ. u
From Liverpool toy Philadelphia
CITY or GLASGOW. MATTHEWS. Wed. Feb ~
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RareHnta of Produce.

SATURDAY, March by the Erie Railroad
ele bush Oats 68 do Rye IN pkgs Butter Cattle, 2sd
sides Leather "a bags and ~ bbs Flour casks Ashes.
S05 bbs Whisky 10 dead Hogs, IL bales WOOL I'D sseep
M .~The receipts by the New York and New. Haven
Railroads this morning were unimpoTianL
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LAW COURTS.
Court Calendar....TaIs DAY

NUHTt NHfcHuHF' HIs WI
CIRCUIT COURT Nos. 50, I03, 2l6,
go 40 sl 2Is, 100 as 100, IsS, 2ts go Isl, 252
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Nos. /, 4, 5, z, 9.
10 H. H a. I &C. II 10 90 p, O. q "A, 25 o. q g. 80
81, S. 81, Sc, 81, 80, SO, 10.
U. S. DIsTRIcT CoURT-Nos. 81, AZ
TO 81.
COMMON PLEAs-Published on Saturday
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NEWSPAPER POSTAGE UNDER THE NEw Posi-
Senate has passed, and which goes back to the
House for concurrence, compares with the exist
ing law in regard to postage on newspapers, a.
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CITY ITEMS.
ABSENT OR Nor voTING-49

SPRING Saturday was the first of variable and
clustering month, but it is the first day of Spring
and therefore most welcome The Winter, whose
last hour drew to a close forty eight hours
ago, has been, take him all in all, mild, bright
and healthy. We have reason to anticipate an
equally favorable SPRING seeing that last year the
season was delayed nearly month beyond its
usual time. But whatever weather we may have,
the name of Spring has its own peculiar charm;
and as for this incement month Of March, does
not Bryant say to him:
"Thou brneat the hope Of those calm skies.
And thai soft time OF sunny showers,
When the wide bloom, o earth that lice,
Seems OF brighter world than GUS"
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NEWSPAPERS PR QUARTER.

AM Weekly Papers lfee wlIhn The County where lhay
are pubished Papers OF less than "A oance half these
these rates.
Over tive thousand miles it will be seen that
postage on newspapers is greater than under the
present law
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

The RAILROAD AccIDEST.-The accident which
occurred on the NAugatuck Railroad on FRIDAY
last, was an almost miraculous affair " nen tne
locomotive struck the stone which lay upon the
track, il took steering direction, down descent
of thirty feet carrying with it the tender bag
gage car, and part way the forward passeTn-
ger car, when the train came to full stand. NO
person was seriously injured. Workmen nave
been engaged endesvoring 10 raise the engine OF
parts Of L. but how far they have progressed We
have not learned. The weight Of the engine 10
about twenty three tons.
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- 4 a - - 4
Blocker:
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

EXTENSIVE BURGLARY.-One OF the
most extensive burglaes committed 10 this city for some
wears past STas perpenated in South Brooklyn on Thurs
day night last The residence Of Mr. John B. Kchin,
First Place was entered about O'Clock that night In the
following manner The grating in the pavement which
leads TO The sabcelar removed and the burglars hay
ing reached the basement broke open the door, and from
thence worked their way to the upper apartments cuung
through four FIVE doors In their progress Although the
house occupied and the family were at home al the me
they were Of the facts until morning, when they
discovered that large quantity Of silyerwsre and many
other valuable articles, amounting in all to about one
thousand dellars had been distracted and carried of.
ARRESTED on SUsPICIoN.-TwO sus-
picous looking characters black the other white
man. arrested Thursdsy night by sihcer Bowers
on suspicion OF having been engaged in some OF the nu
merouS burglaies which are occurring almost every night
When taken into custody loaded pistol chsei knlie eno
other implements necessary for breaking found
in their possession. They were locked up TO sn'wer
Court OF OYER AND TERMINER-Be-
fore Judge Morse and Justices slwel and Whght-Ihe
Late Rape ase-John Hammond, Peter smith James NC
Clusiey Patrick Murray William Hend1chs9 on Jonn
ously sssaung &c Ellen Rush the l4h day Of January
ai brought into Court yesterday for trial The ps'
all mere boys none OF them exceeding ~ years
of age; and the Courtroom quite full OF sons anx
Gus TO hear the proceedings. H. b. Duryea ESQ District
Attorney H. A Moore ESQ Assist District Attorney, and
McCue Eso appeared for the prosecutions ExJudge Gar
rison for the prisoners Hgbie, Combs and Hendrctson
NJ F. Waring Esq for McCluskey Col G. }. JACK Tor
Murray; and Henry Hagner, Esq was assigned by the
Court to the prisoners Hammond and Smith
Separate trials having been demanded the District Attor
ney elected TO try Geo Higbie frat The panel was then
called and the Jurors examined by Judge Garrison
on behalf OF the prisoners touching their Qualhcatons,
&c and several reflections the result much inter-
est and adherence has the alleged outrage excited In the
neighbohood that few TO be found totally unprelu
Court took recess Till s. when H. Moore Esq Assist
ant District Attorney, opened the case, after which Ellen
Rush THE womsn outraged was put upon the stand and
gave her teetin ony.
The case will probably occupy .eyera days.
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THE OCEAN STEAMERS.
For Europe.
UNITED STAT
For America.


CoLLIss's LINE-SdIs fs0s Lss~pcok -
PACIFIC. .NYE.......For New York;. Sat Feo e
ARCTIC. ...LUcE...,..Fo NewY Sat Mar.
ATLANTIC .,WEsT....F For New-York. Sat MAJ. ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Land Grant for tho Benefit Of the Insane and
Blind Poor

Fee. %, on laying on the table the bill giving
ten million acres Of hand for the benea, Of the In
sane and Blind Poor, the Yeas aud NAYS were as
follows:
fsas-Messrs. Avereit Bay, Bayly, Bingham. soeocs
sowdon. Bowhn, Brs5in, Bart, Ca0.e Cobb Cococx
Dsre Dimmick, Dunbar, Edmlndson, E~ Inc. Feather
sion. Fuller, Gerry, Green, Hal, Hsmi.to3,, Hammond
assslsop, s w Harris, HlbbAEd, Hillisrd. Howard w
Ssckso0, johnson, Jones Litue6eld. Msslap. Msson
nnsLsnshsn, McQneen, Melville, Meade, }. x Miller,
esison. Moreheed Morrison Morse. Orr Parker, Pean
onel. Robbins Jr T. Rose, Savage Sswielle. seldom,
= Stephens S.e,son Thom1s T0ombs, Wallace, Well
UT, Niidrick. Woodward 63
..Nars-Mes.rs Albernon. Ahsxander Allen, Anderson,
ss.ese"s, Ashman. Bell. Basel, B0olh Bowie, breck
s.sRs byooks,.A. G. Brown, ~. J. Brown Ballard. Bur
-, Batter, q A. csdwe J. P. Caldwell, Caiyn.4Caf-
C. Ssssyy Chandler, Clarke, Cleveland, Cungman. Coie
6Sssssr SorSio psoreF, p.berry: Dickey. Dhon oo'y
- eSsA O0fkee, Eliot, A Evans ~ Evans, Fneh freed
~ 0etuy. Gddings, Gilm0rp. GOodsuOw. Goa GoGld
ko.N"sy namP'on' 7 L Htrrs, Hay. Ho3srd Hsary,
GrN W T. Jackson. Julian. Kerr & q klsg, as
500 John Hing Levin, II. Mann ] Mana. Matte
No. coOnad, hcSsa shcy, McKissock Meachap,
lee 81 MOI y Morton Nelson Ogle. Oils OJasw, Peas
Rehs,ss.s ree%ulA' fhHHn, PstnAm. Reel, Reynolds.
Jr stson' kis.ey. kpait soB, R1ckwel Rose Rralssy
'' S'"''0'er'orn' Sehooleran, sheppsrd Silyes.
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ON taking up tho Appropriation Bills.

Feb, %, on the motion of Mr.. BAYLY of Va, to
suspend the rules to take up Appropriation Bills,
the Yeas and Nays were as follows;
AYEAs-M esgs Ashe Averett, Bay, Bayly Beale, Bng'
ham, BOcock Bowdon. BOwhn, Boyd, Brooks, Buell. Burt
Gable, q A Caldwell. J P, Caldwell Cdngman, w: r.
w Cobb, Daniel Dimmick Dunham Edmundson Ewing
feslaerslon, FULLER Gerry, German, Green, Han hanl
ton, Hammond, HARRISON O Harris 5. w Harris, Hay
mond, HI bard billiard, Holiday, Howard, J. w JACK
son zones Ltueted, J. Mann, Marshall Mason Lana
LAD MENU len MeOueen melville, j. X. Miller, Nilsson
morehead Morrison Morse, Moron, Orr Owen, Parker
Penn Powell Robbins, Robinson, Rose, Sawtele Sed-
don, ShepPerd, A. IL Stephens L Stevens Sletson Thom
-, Jas Thompson Tooubs Tuck, Venable Vlnton. Wal
WoOdwerd-82
NAYs-Msssrs Abertscn, Alexander. Alien Auasrson
Adrews Bell Bissel, Booth, Briggs, a c. Brown ". j.
Blown, BullaTd Burrows, Butler, Calvin Casey Chan
der, Clarke Cleveland, Cole Conger CorSyn Danner
Deberry, Dickey, Dixon, OOty, Duncan EloS A Evans
N. Evans, Freedley, Gentry, Gddngs, Gilmore Goode.
row, Got, Gould Holloway, Hampton T. L. Harris, Hay
Htbard Henry, Howe, w. r jackson. Julian Kerr o. q
King, J G. King, J. A. King, Levin IL Mann Mstteson.
Mcdonald McGaughey, McKiseock, Meacham Moore
Morris Nelson, Ogle Ons Outlsw, Peaslee, PhdAix PIT
ran Tut am Reed Reynolds Richardson, Risley Rock
wcil REESE Ramsey. yr Sacket ScheTmerhOn SCHOOLGIRL
sNeser SraldnR SprsgGe q p. Stanton Swet ser Thur
nan unceIhDl Van Dy he. Watkins, Went worth, VIII
hems, Houue-S9
ABsENT on NOT NouHc-S
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DEATHS ON SHiPBoARD. --OG board the
4, b,r,top. from Liverpool Pa. DA.on, Jesr Joaa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

ter SpsldIng sprsRue r. P. Stanton T. Stevens Sweet
ser lanes ThOmpson Thurman. Underhsll, Van Dyke,
Waldo Watkins Wentworth, White, Williams, fouug
ABSENT OR Nor VoTING-55.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03
Ritchie,a Printing Claims.

Washington, Friday, Feb 2s.-On the passage
Of Riches Relief Bill the yeas and nays result
ed al follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-03-03

~ The packet ship Margaret Evans, Capt
Pratt, arrived at this Por: on Friday, after voy
sge Of butiwenty seven days fcou London. She
had seven cabin passengers and forsy-fonr in the
.,,~r.gs--su well
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
@G6entIiNe Sriefilfe.

ScIatncE 8rtrft fino bis gum lteEn Gitnltaa Q6Gno
I'M btEf9En 4rItamt llt9tn 9ttIlItCn:
SAINTS .. GdIr, Sctn Nrmtrut, Sotcmcn 9crns
barb, =. g 9arCs, YbUip 9. StIIjno, eafoDcc 9ar:
ttCIcnltw, 9. 6. Scas Il. g. Sus, 8cubCn 8ue, Or.
2. Grle. Il. g. G. Dutts, Gbrrr. 3. g. Dubts, QBll:
fam Older, Sarob Dtlbltr, 2toam Gpp Scbu 6ulmer,
bGnrp Sreto. @trdta SrCas, !prnm Srn, 9bCttt Gen:
lttrmabcr, NotIpb Sctncn, Gonaas Gutb GOpcr C5its
Sbcmas Gtuttn9cr, SiI9bmun 8. Gitco, bcurp C3appd
Scltpb G5an9ttucrs, Mlara Gjrtman, 9RarD T. Gbdro:
ncr. Garrjns G5rr6d, Satcb IS. 6iUioals, Somcs
!batne, g. 6utcr, Scbu ,Sintd G5. bcuin9tr, Gcuoro
bClInan, 9tcr9c ocrbltcr 9Bn. bclFcro, SOrab pcr:
lahtr. Glt5obdb pctr, 9IGria pcffmon. 9lctno Gar:
rct Sobn Roft, Nacts Scd. 9clcpb GcmSro, bcurr ~.
euent9. D ectEnrn9, .. g1aptr. Srbn 9Jl'Grou. Ga
rrIna SRcfsr. g. SiCilb, SbcmoS Wrpbaro, s. g.
9rte, q. .. Rcitbaro. SCbn ". Rilttr. T. Nttnbato,
:. Rtnbaro If. SomcS Rcso, Z. Rcb. Gort peter
Rutb. Salcmcn Rumpfito, Iapo Gnrrtr, Jattb
SptrIlno. SIotbon Stbmcptr, Scbn sbnciocr. pcun
Smith, SSiIt SiC9frtCc, pcrr Shulttr, Y. 8. W. GIL
SbErr uno ptlmon, giabau Saafn. Satcmtu Sbf
ftrt Scbu W SoC9cr, Daniel Stautinact, 6snrp
StauB. SEcr0s StrtbhG. e. Sellers, }manp. eruors,
glatban Shofftr, 6Crrictto Smnpf RtutCn Srcrd.
NFcnrc SrCrCr. S4Iiam gpcut, QPrt uno Cite e.
NHuIT, Srnas 9atrt CorIo QHtapIr, 9cui. r. Iphjte.
0ond SPsta, ShCroS 2PctR. Eavjo QIt,l. NVlthorl
SSoIttr, ann g. gBosnsr. Stcrss 9. FancSr 2, Scbn
9cun9.
Waria u. Scrnted, 9. 81.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
SS 3dlltbun9! Sdlirbun9!
SOfau ici auf Icincr Somtb!

lInfrs Gi0ntr hattu bic nsjntin9: 5cno" @rtIbaft
RES Gcuptru6r Scbnlcn ptrfiIftbt! QRtr lcrpaS tbu
fir Den III in otr Shat tGs 3ubtbaus ;u OUT g1rr
cn Sarlano bttriat Ger III nidt su our Strit i'll ;iS:
btn Sn Der QtfiIihttu 8ctib0ft miro sSio9t, Nitnsr
bote Sl6,000,0O0 StaatSlbuton oSnahf-ra6 Gcuv.
Sbunt l,0U0 uno Srbnitcn nur Sl5S. 900 yrn
rGr Staatstbulo obbtjoh babs- -oa8 G5cup. Scbnltcn
Sl,4SO0OO!!i 9,tcrN babe, II. no Dts iuo 1tHc5
ed9tn; Die nur aus etm oEryn snes tpabrrn SIufs in
MGnfhtn9toIt ibrsn llrlprun9 uSbmtn tSunGn.- gNan
i b0btr 0uf ttntr pub uno aiTt ltb nibt bttruatn-
Gcup. SCbutcn bat S732, ,235 81 pen Der Staats:
fbuo obttablt uno mS9cu is outb fittbn uno ld9cu,
bis s c ihporj rpIrrtn aIs Der ,,Gotcr Der 9d9cn"
itlblt. Yfui! @pj9t Stauot cinm irl;bcn Sttra0cn
- NQCs bt obtr uitbt5 cas- @ctt 1T ftlt Cntblcltn,
gcur. Scbucn ncbmoI6 ju Crpibtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Die lsreGsent.Niebter.stcIIe

@s bat uns Srcucc ptruratt ;u otrucbmCn, oaB uns
itr gotbHor uuo Startmoun, ". 6. NB bt Gily
auf brnasnors Grubtn eltIIr Dtmctratcn unr QHbt1s
cS nid ptrpcl0rt bat caf fin Same oils 9onbirot fir
cti0c 70 mibti9t StGlIt 9cbrautbt wtrbt SCtn Sc:
oants III rccb INNER Der lpt CT tmmcr mar ,oa tcin
Manu piclc StcIts fuhcu-bin9c9en 0tcr
wenn bic Sttmmscbcr cS pcrIan9tcn, CT
sebunofn fei, fe incu 0lameu 9e brauebcn gu
ia fen" Strr 9Hrt9bt pro pcnn CT srrpittt rpsrocn
cltE, isne SttlIc ur 3uritocubtit UHtr bebGnCn @r
III unS Gtn lbcn ptt Sabre bttannt. Sn ltincr fri:
ben Su9Cne fam uutcr uns-sr III unter unS auec-
watbcn uuo NSmouo fam, nit oct G8abrbsit auf ii:
nCn unou9tncbmCn ccCr ihDorNn StEdtn in ltincm
9baratir blnwitlin. Ga CT III Sin Naun rrn 0anJlb
tabCsfrtiGm Gbarottr, rpttbs @npftbun9 ric trlr n
irlts, rrr0uf Der Snmebtr btnbIldt. Nuth btlet CT
oSlIl9 binGn9tths SIbl9titcn fir tnt SttlIt. Cine
onoSrt lIratbt, porum ric @dr9tr non oItba Gourtp
cbns YortIi:ntui;bito cjnitinnli9 fir orn GDriabt
timmtn tUtIu, III bic, rog felt urlrm EcGntn, unlr
QrcHotn Rtbttr INNER ougcrboIb etmGaunm wcbnts
lao parum tann 9s;ha rbt outb snnlat GinSn ltinsr
SUr0tr an iirc Sttls crbctcn? Ennc rCr Tidtsr
Ipcbnt, ca tGnncn Dem G0urN pittt lIutcitsn rlpar
prnGn; inom-nimut man has Sius uuo 6rrcitt
in Sttrotht utnn in cnsm onrSrn Gatintj lpcbnt-
mir itoe 9Hcbc ceaun QapGbulb rur ctrpa Suos
Court blbtn. alItS babr in 8Itrobt QC,c0eu, Ic III
9t;ba Gauntp 6rn NEri9bt cine 9utt StnmE lhulcia,
uno cGB sr t Gu;b erbolttu miro bGran apiifln mir
ttlncn au9cubltd luo pro Ct erlpablt, c miro Sic,
nano uratbt DabCn cs ;u btrtuen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
sSrcipilliae GamOiOatei1.

SOI9enoe Serren boben lih freiwi II Ii 9
,smsIoet. uno eS erIaubt ibre giamen fur biz
Qemtsr 9ebrau6en Su Iahen
Nreitoents Sficbtcr:
9Iobsrt 6. QSri9bt, @fq., Qusntaun.
0cbHlfs:Nidbter:
Unorep &. Q8ittman, Sbsrfauccn.
SlNrmblD:
@ror9e @etberbOIo, Uusntaun.
@barIeS Snpeer. Maub @bune.
4Srotbonotar
SaIomOn 8o9eI, Sbermaeunsie.
Sbrciber:
SiIQbman @oUo, Quentaun.
Nceiitrircr:
Soarrifon Miuer, Nisoermaeun9ie.
HceUroer:
emanuel s. UbcIe, QIIentaun.
Sbatmciiter
Samuel McSOIe, 9anOper.
Spmmifiioucr:
Icam Ssdsr, SuowbeitbaQ.
Slrmeuoircftor:
Saecb 9arIaber, Niecermucun9ie.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
SGubbtus!

itntrt grScnttecsrs 9Icsntcn nrb 6anebiUs, ciniae
Sa9tn HHr psr g4abt gu tirtuIirsn. 9Ras Der SnbGt
III babtn mir niht crrrnlnCn. RabribSiulb III cs
attr, ea6 @cuv. Scbnitcu gB0ro uno Simycn bcaud-
ot9t batt. Dies III abGr fiber nibt pabr. Gldubt
SbnIn furhous ntbts. Sic babtn Cub ourtb ben
9anjtn NSabltanpf bsbtr oucb Su unkrm BiiTn nitht
cine etn;9s Babrbt SIa9t uno ollie 93obrbtitcn auf
cine 9emcine g4cf pHtiuanCt uno pil tSnnt 5br nun
oCntcn, eaB fis u elmer 70 ipSn Sunnc ptun Cs nibt
mchr rpetrIt9t wsrocn fam, Cub Die Q8obrbtit a9n
REnn Sbr nit 6ttrc9r wreCu rprlIt f. pGrft Sbr ib
rin ttin 22crt alauttn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Grritblersptue 95Ulfomt.

SOI9cnor 8riefe bIisbsn am Gnoe ocs tet'
ten StertcIS, Stpt. 30. i'm Obi9en poiiamte
Iiracn:-SomucI MtWonaeIe Marp Ss.
malt, Miulam 00bdr, Il. SiIpcp, Wiouin
StptCs, Wiuiam Coffin, SbomdS @crt,
Sobn @rjiftb 9rithert. SapO 9furp
8sOrae Ser. Sobu 3rsi4Ger, .. Sd.
Sttobsr .. ne3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
010rtCbf

tpiyo btermit oegeben, oas Die untersti6netc
oI6 Qcminfrdtrir vOn Der 9interIdhsnibafr
ceS perftOrbcneu GbarleS 6 0 d., Isebin
pon Sbcriauton Saunibip, 2eta @aun.
tr, anecfieut mOrocn 1T Nue Disieni9eH
cober. weIbs nod al bsfdete 5intr.
IaiTenitboft f6uIei9 fIno, Werren 9ebetsn
innerboIb s @e6eu bel Der uutcrSeibne'
ten oniurufcn uno objubejubIen. uno ale
oiei2ni9cn weIfe nod rsbmd6ios SOrosr.'
un9en hobrn m69en, iino ebsnfdu5 erfutt,
foIte innerbo!b tefagtsr 3sit wCbIbefidti9E
einjubdnci9en an
Subitb Sod.
SftObsr 3. uq6ug
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Oie VI drftc.
9Lliemtamner NSarftprciie.
GaStun SeIdrftSreiSe.

5taucr, A 0O-0Roijen. 78-Rr99ln, 65-Rdrb:
fern, 65 -Ioaftr, 4S-6lGhsIaonrn, l I2-6(Gsaas
men, O0-Simcthriaamen, 3 90 8utCr, % -
Gicr. -ShmrintHciTb, S-9Bbistcr. 2I-!oidcrv.
bclb 0O-GittCnbclI 4 00-Gpps, 4 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Xnlichc Sicfctsl

Stn,m9ttsr mir batGu aus 9tautwdrei0cn SuttICn
rSrncmmEn. oaB untrc GSstniGocrs athc SilGs, ucrs
Gut Sint9c gEonn fali,b ilno, ausursuSu seocnttu-
1utI Gub raHrr. Sa untCriutbt Sure SidItS pcbl
cbS ibr ltmmt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Sine 9SerIautmluud,

Die gRbi9s 9lesnttn ON uS;bittn Samita9 Itao
in erm btcf9rn Gcurtbouls cine &trammtnn9 ~ bal:
TIN, tpeNtL Z. Y. Wrerpn @l., cine NeeE hatSn pirb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Siitct Sud- Yor Y3etrun

Sttmm9cter buNt Cub om nGhttu Dicultao 10,
Sttru9 Dsnn rbns 3,ptifd wrbcu GiniaS unkrer
SE9usr Cub auf at uuo zoe 04st u tetrti0tu kltbCn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09
Onrrah fir NgfarnInnSI

8ti Der rcr winlcn So9cu in 9Narplauo acboltlntu
NEabL habtn Die G2bi9s ctu Grn9rSB: MNt9to scwru:
nEn. Rttbt ic.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-09

EC$ Bjr ino Crfut uoresn dnSuSeiaen
oab 9err 8Ionf, Der eeputirte GanomeiTer
BON Ss4a Gauutp esin @ti9 in.