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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

NEWORLEANss October 70, 1851.
Gentlemen Of the Creseent-Wil you be kind enough to
inform the good people OF this city, through your most yaua
Ole paper that the Portuguese Benevolent Association in
tsnds an act Of charity to the Female Orphan
AWum, on Camp street. make collection at their tomb
At the old Catholic Cemetery. No. Basin street. on All
SANTA LIST of November nex the proceeds
Of which will be presented asa donation 10 the Asylum
by giving this place in columns you will be doing
great service to the poor orphan and will also obgs The
memben Of the Association whose behalf remain gen.
tlsmsn. your most obedsnt servant
ANTONIO ELIEIRA. Jr. Secretary.
PS-The tomb, this occasion, will be Handsomely or.
nsmsned and dressed in black mourning in remembrance Of
the deceased members of the Association
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

The Shades Lunch bill for this morning is uausuay rich
Aet Irish Whisky Px1cA tag cocnixg.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28
1nDEPEnDnNT FnERnr CLUe No. .

A"OAr&M0RMVT M&dRV CLUB NO. 3.
sxTA WARD s.c0ND MUNICIPALITY.
- A meeting q THU Club. hsid At their hsadqaas Capt
s ::: 60. :. : q: :: ::
busiasss
On motion Of M Potter TIA, Dr. Lockwood .houd .dd, IN.
naas Iva. an.ni%oay ess'd and sf,sr he had most so
- y .. - .O, y =. l'.o'sa 'ass .ne nanka Of the
=. ~ ~ 49,. y = e. o'l.nn'as 'ne nssuas.
~ motion ~ Fosss VS. resolved . hi. msstin. ad0urn
Ss 10y :, s ns. ~ ss inst: At sslse1 and that all
isvi,sd 70 .tisud - '''p''''''
On oion he proceeding, ware r.rd "a h. n.l,..d Ia ~.
Csssrsn. and Daiy Dslt. W. ". sMirH, President
W, CnnyALrs.. seovs,,y mo Fam 100
-,.---@......---- =. ~
- =. - ..., - As1nV WA@ ZEN CLUB.
-. ss1 ssuas y ms winter Ciao, held a, NE Coli
~ o1s =. t'sn lns, va unanimously resolved thar
, q - snl s.o' ana =. no's favorable to the re-
non winter "a sssond u'ies Of the Psaes for tbs
cs = ss.s. ' 10 s. o s.s IT,
sses y s,,.ao Z, s =. % o. vs
Va. resolved that The ,hanl Ct The Wu,.r club NJ hs,s,
% Mr. A. OIonnsi for d, re u,. of bs I'm ROOM
10 thh Club ,inss i.s organisation.
cHRIsTIAN ]. YOUNG, pr,,ids,a
ORION WHO q 1NGEo C7.U1
% a. u,s,pS.I, a n.s,,a nA .!,sS E =. Club.
Wing a.4sss cas NJ e.. e. CT s.. ..a 70
the pwiu
sommjte, 10 slect of6cs. And 10 uroDo, h.,, :, :, ~.
Ciut % Dc held on TUEsDAv EvENiNo no,.ss . " Wv
49,.
W. AHnsv
g. &. FAoor
GEORGE CLARK, Chairman
jon. Z: WILSON, sso.s.sIy. oss
UMAOU WHO RANGER CLUB.
II mssting Of this Club hsu This EVENING" rue,
day. 0h inst, the corner Of EXCHANGE P,cs And
s,sssts All Whiss arc rsousssd to .,spd
GEORGE CLARK. Chairman.
lass p W,,,.o- s.....-- '' Su
CRuTRAL WHI0 COMMTTT1E
n 4, msstius u tbs above comse ,ns foiovins ,.ou.
on adopted and The several placs, desirnusd 10 Mold
Mssasss: $3.50 @
Hss-As The D. MARI, Market ON Friday oc,oh., ~.
sscond-a, The Poyd,us Mxrhst or rrd., Oc,oh.r ..
general mass meeting 10 bs held Al N. R.o.a r,.
rhlrd Maneidal,y, on Friday. ostoD,r Il. D'p'''
!. ne f's .sDleip.iv he meetings vii bald The
or wsane.osy oo'0or 10 and y he Trsus Marie.
- y ,enssasy, oos's1H y. MARKS, Prssidsut
f'SY3nAAAM Secrstaras
=. 2. 1850 Oh
1HOBE&MOENyE RDRET CLUB No, 4.
=. - s.co.s w..D ;, ssOssD suMcaAalrr.
,lsc. ~. ,rIiEsn nvrNs@Sn - W Cicc ~ Ass
Il a. GAIA. Bal Room. oppos q. ao.,s s..os e.
f,isrds m ~. r.-ts- - ~ V-s ~. ..so.. Ane
respectfully invited y attend.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

Womam's Rights Convsntion.-The Woman.
Rights Convention at Worcester, Mass, adjourned
sine die on the 10th inst Mrs. Paulina Wright
Of Providence, was President. A lecture on Wo-
manhood was delivered by Mrs. E. Cakes Smith an
address delivered by Mis-. Redlon, Abby Kelly
Foster, Mrs. Browne, Mrs. Rose and others. Re.
solutions were unanimously adopted. advocating
the right Of suffrage for females, deprscating the
idea that one sex was born to rule over the other
etc This was held to be demoralizing. Columns
upon columns in some Of the papers are occupied
with the proceedings, which are more moderate
than formerly. They point to the recognition of
womans rights Of property, female medical educa-
tion' etc, as the triumphs OF their movement SO
far Many great truths were uttered in the debates,
with other things improbable and absurd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

We are at some oabls and expense In furnishing daily.
continuous. and corrected report of Steamboat Departures
Such notice give grath to all boats advertising with o.,
o. who buy considerable number of our paps. on
the day Of their departure. We have employed young
man 70 receive advertising ordsn for psps to whom We
give commission sales. Any favon rendered our agent
on the river will BE- duly appreciated and properly rscpross
ted at fitting opportunity. We make this statement To cor.
rect false impressions occasoasd By the mepressnis
tons Of meddesOms psrons. who have ssmp,sd to inis
fsrs with agents buAinsa.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

Mr.. Nsafe.-We are glad to perceive that thi.
accomplished young trasedian is being appreciated
wherever he appears Hs concluded fine en-
gagement at Buffalo on the 18th inst, where hi.
Mohammed " was spoken Of as piece of superl
acting, and his Shakspearean approximations a,
life like, and creating great sensation in the au
dience before which he appeared. By the follow
ing extract from an article in the Albany Evening
Journal, of the 9TH, it seems he is making ar
equally favorable impression on the good people o.
that city:
Masexm.-The representation last evening of the
prize tragedy Of Mohammed, the Arabian Prophet
we. was well received. The acting of Mr.. Neafe, in
this piece, has never been equaled on the Museum
boards. 1t will be repeated this evening for the
last time. Mr.. Neafe's benefit, and last appear.
ance. is announced for tomorrow evening, on
which occasion he will appear in two pieces.
We understand that Mr.. Neafe will shortly pro.
ducs Mohammed in NewYork, where we antici
pate for him, in that character, as we'll as in his
delineasions of Shakspeare's characters, the most
signal success.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28
Le6ghtOss's
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRT STORE.

" NO. ROYAL STREET,
fully supplied for the Fall AMI Winter trade splendid
assortmsn, of
Shirts and Ge,stLensen'sF FURNISHING Good
ali Of which hsvins house No. Is Pat
Place. NswYorh and purchased Leighton may DO
relied upon the bs materials and Of the prevailing a.hons
An snire stock of
LINEN AND YoRk MILL SHIRTS;
MERlHo, LAxB's Wool, sILx. CANTON FLANNEL, Cor.
TON and other variety of UNDERsHRrs and DRAWERS |:
ENGLISH HosIERT;
Elegant CRAvATs. scARTs and newly invented TIES:
GLOVE; susrExDERs POCKET HANoKKRcHIzvs;
UMBRELLAS; PURsEs PERYuMERY, etc. etc..
have been received by arrivals novel
ties Of the season will be made By every steamer.
" Shirts made specially order any style the ordinary
prices c. LEIGHTON
ON 2ptodh No. Royal street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

Revolution in Chii-Ths French brig Marie
Louise, from Callao, arrived at Panama, on the
I'd inst She reports that when she left, on the
10th of September. the steamer Chile had just ar.
rived from Valparaiso, bringing information that
revolution had broken out in Chill, and that many
of the troops had declared in favor of Gen. Santa
Cruz for President that Coquimbo and other
cities were in possession of the new party and that
every thing throughout the Republic was in dis.
organized state.
Gen. Santa Cruz was the unsuccessful candidate
for the Presidency at the late election, Senior Don
Montt being chosen by large majority The
latter ia civilian, and it's being the first time that
the army candidate has been beaten, trouble was
anticipated when it was known that he was elected.
This anticipation, it appears, has been more than
realiyed
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

The Itation Opera.-Max Marelzek has address.
cd the following circular 10 the press Of NewOr.
leans. We cordially wish him success, and he
certainly promises us a most brilliant operatic
season:
"SIR-I have much pleasure in informing YOU
that Mr. Maretzek has now concluded his arrange
ments for grand Italian Opera season, to be
given in New Orleans from the lst January till the
middle Of February.
"Messrs Ludlow & Smith having positively re.
fused us the American Theatre, and offered tbs use
OF the ST. Charles on terms which would have
precluded our clearing expenses, we have made
arrangements with Mr.. Placde, and shall give ouI
performances in his elegant little theatre
Full particulars cannot be given at present
but you may rely on the following points:
II. We shall give twelve nights.
=. We shall have six Prima Donnas, to wi,
Steffanoni, Bossco, 1rufi, Madame Devres, Der.
tucca and Pico.
20: Seconda Donna = Cortini, Whiting, and
Gould.
and Viett.
"Basso-M arini, Colietti, Badieli, Benercurair
and Rossi.
"Chorus Of thirty ladies and gentlemen.
p" Orchestra of forty performers
:" You will perceive that there is hardly theatre
in Europe which possesses so large company
The singers are principally stars from London
Paris, and the great cities of Italy. Mr. Maretzek
does not expect TO make money at present Hi,
only desire il to establish the Italian opera in New
Orleans a. permanently a. he has done in New
York, Philadelphia and Boston, and looks for the
remuneration Of his labOs to the future,n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

Remember the Orphan.-The following letter il
eminenty creditable to the excellent society which,
In it, humane duties of fellowship, remembers the
poor orphan. A nobler society never existed;
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

FTeret Clubs Mass Procsssions.-The Presidents
Of the various Freret Clubs mot last night, at No
80 Orleans street, MIR. Summers in the chair
Messrs. Barnett and Wilson Secretaries. Much
lively and interesting debate sprang up, and finally
procession, grand Mass Procession, was ordered
for next Saturday night. The following ManhaIs
were appointed:
GxNRRAL TRACY, Grand Marshal,
Assistant harshals-W. b. FtEnINs. LIT Manioipality
" " CLAUDE BRUeNlENs. I'd ="
J. +. BARNETT, 3D. "
The Assistant Marshals were directed to appoint
Deputy Marshals, and the Clubs requested to ap.
point their own Special Marshals.
There will be magnificent turn out, beyond all
question; and the friends Of Freret, the old citi
Ger" the poor mans FRIEND" "the orphans
FRIEND" will make Saturday night vocal with
their loud huzzas,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28
Cabinet Furniture

Al the Old Auction Mart 81 Camp street.
~ A unusually fine goods In this line may
found = TN extensive improved BY rec1
prices the undersgnd positive from bis conagns
TO undsrssu svsry house ths trade.
OILS lm1p WIN. Ps SCOTT, Auetioneer, 81 Camp d.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28
Board OF Health.
List Of Iatermsnts In the CITY Of Nep Orleans for The
Wax eHdinx Qekohar q. 1871.

TOTAL
or these were under 10 years and oolored.
A. HESTER, Secretary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

1MO8EEMO&MYE R0RET CLUB No, 4.
snconD WARD. sBOoNp MUNICIPALITY.
u The regular weakly msetng Of thi Clsb will take
pacs svay TUESDAY EVENING. At half.past7 O'Clock,
n T. Gat.sls Ball Room, opposite the Horss Station. The
snds and The msnbsn Of The Frs Club in the city are
respectfully invited v attend.
II. NJ. SUMMERS. President
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
9ie SSahlen.


SerfeD. Im pcrlesten Denffaa
tane eine 8abI in gleu Serfsp ffutt. Staats.
peamtsn warsn Feline Su erpdbIsn. unfere
S''9ner srmdbIsn cine Wsbrbeit in bsipe
5"s'9e Der @slse9sbung. Da absr fsin
Ser' Staaisn senator Su eripdbten III. 70
MIRO tie eleis Nsebrbeit nur mCnia nusen.
Ste WabI mar nur ftbwa6, uno eaber if1
IS, oaB Die Wbi95 i'm Staat asbcten rpurs
Den. 8broen eS iib u lie @bias ouent-
baIben pOrneb men ieoe8 Sobr nur cinen
8 a 8 far csS SanoeS BobI ,u pcrwcnoen,
unler gSort eafur IS f0nntcn nit foIdm
NItd, ME ie INNER 9sbraudcn, uno nit
elmer folden grunofaRloI9feit uno !6un1.
tus9erei, unTsre @s9nsr nur in gan, ,rrnio
Staaten Der Union fisasn. @arum molten
abCr ii6 Die @bi9S bisS nibt feft pornets
men G5 III ibre pfitt. uno bCfftntIib
weroen iie etefeIbe ou@ jaflnftIib erfhuen.
Neu u:UOrf.-@s9en ale Grwartunasn
9unifig 1T ciefe BabI fur bic Bbias ausae.
falIen. 9licmano fOnnte sinsn fOlben aus.
gang unter beltebenben umlfdnoen erwarten.
Die Sertbte ftno nod unuolIffinois aber
Die eebtsn 6ci9en an, CAP Die g8bi9s aIIe
tbre StaatSbean1ten erwdbtt baben, NIT nur
elmer Qusnabme. Qub 9Iaubt man ba6
Die B6i9S in beicen SWei9cn Der 9sTek9e.
bun9 etne Mebrbett baben weroen.
.-Sie ecfofcfo @an6ioaten
fur eotterie' uno Gano @CmmiIiicners iino
ermdbIt. SIM Senot baben Die 8biss cine
Mcbrbcit BON 5. DaS SauS wiro eofo.
fofo feiu.
sri d iq an.-Qm 4ten NCurmbcr fonb
cine Stoat5wabI in Mibsan ifan. unfre
@e9ner bdbsn oofeIbif. mie beioe Qarteisu
crwarteten tbren @OuUsrn6r nit etpa 5000
Webrbeit srwdblt
QSistOnfiu.-Sn bieIem Staatif Sar.
weu, 9Sbi9, nit Swiihen 1000 uno 200O
Nsebrbeit 6um @ouusrn6r ermdblt 8on
Der 9eieb9ebun9 bat man nod feline be-
fitmmte Na6ridten.
Gout a.-Sn biefem Stdat fin6, rpe
es l@'int, 3 eOPofotos unO l 98bis in ben
@cn9rs6 erpdblt.
NtiIIiifippi.-Sn MifnIITppi III Ssf.
ferfon Davis, Der @anoioat Der 9cfofoto,
Union: Srennun9S: Qartei ooey Secs1Iioni
fen, gum SOupcrn6r erWibIt. uebriasns
III oa6 SeluItat nod unbsfannt, man eIaubt
abcr oas Union Minuer in ben @onare6
erwdbIt Ieisn. 98roen unfere QsnnIplua-
niIhen e0fO5 bieien fdwar5eu Siee ber
fuoIi6en niOnS-3erff6rer au6 ,gIOreib"
nennen? gBir molten lebcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
GCppcr mo SSrpShcnS.

Gbcn 70 unsuhieoen Die Bbi9 Wartei nit
iDrem SsnotUr Cooper III, 9eraoe 70 un
Sufrisoen 1T aud Die GofrfoFo Qartc nit
ibrem Senator 8roaobeoo. Sn cen
Isgten &a0eu III un3 nun petfthiceme Male
Der Qntra9 9emacbt wOrcen, Senatoreu iu
80 cbwappen". Su oiefem fonnten mir
un5 abcr nibt puFeben cinsumiQi9en. @ir
baben obrr jet unfere WeinunQ pcIIcnbS
auf9emabt, uno rs III o;efe: rnfere @eQen.
partei it 9ans wufOmmen Su bcicm Se,
notOren, menn fe sinwil9t un5 fur un1em
etemaIi9en Cooper rem 8 MP 8 o +
ton5u nuerfdwapYen". Gabci mu6 ober
bod pertanten fen, oaB unfcre @eQcnpar-
tel an @0bIta8m bem nSommp" feline
Sreibsit IaiTen mu6, uno i'm feincSfaus
reritedcn ratf @enu uuitre @t9ner al1O
biersu nid)t Nein iaQer. 70 bctrncbten ooir
ben ,,S bwapp" ais an9cnpmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
Eiir Saaolicbbaber.

Ber 8dren fhiesen peD 9ebe in's Serri:
torium Minsiota! SIN Minciota Demo-
frat" Isfen mir:
Sa5 9ano III pc0 Biren. SnnsrbaIb
elf Sa9sn rrIr9trn bic Gsute obsn in Ben.
ton @auntp bersn ubsr bunosrt Stud @ins
Sance Siour Sncianer t6oete in Swei Sa'
ocn in Der Nabbarfhaft oeS Rice edte ct.
Wa Is WIciIen uOn bier. % Sdrsn. 9rsi
fab man Iceten Samifa9 MOr9en in Der
Ndbe Der Stact, innsrbaIb elmer Msile pOn
unfers Srudcrei. uniers Sungens ma6tsn
Iitb ;u ibrer Sertil9un9 auf Die Ssiue.
9tuu ia9 nus nod elmer, bier in Qmerfa
odb'S fein lGitp!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
1tuierc Greuer-Sic 2SbieS.


tlnicre @rQutr bobcn iib in Der S6at
gang mucs 9cfrobIC6t ilbr ibrcn Sit9 bel
lester @abI. QBeu la6 fe efrOblodeu-uber
cinen Se9 br6 iOIhe Niittd aewonnen
1pie iie i'm 9ewpnnen baten, f6nutGn mir
uns nibt frcurn. sic iteinrn audi nun
iberSeu9t Su fein ooB iie bell Der preiornten
gSabl ben Stdat tra9en metoen. Nir liuo
eeboten, oa5 III wnbr, mir iino ober nitbt
pertbeiIt. uno oaG isne portei in 1852 oen
Staat fur Yreiioent. in ibrem 9etbeilten
3ullanbe Don un5 nsbmGH Fam, 1T Qanj
uum69I4, nenn iib bic 8bt95 iclblt 9ctreu
bleibcn. Quf mas lie ibrc HedbnunQ luesn,
ba5 f6uncn mir nibt be9refcn. -DaB mir
9ebcten ltno, III feinc rtlahe oa6 mir Qeto.
ten bcitcn mu6en. Sn 1889 norcn mir
aud esbOten, uno bod iic9ten mir in penn
fpluanien in lS40 fur Sen. Sarriion Sn
1S45 waren mir cermabtn ciSOrQoniiirt,
oab mir feline Convention Suiammen brin9en
fonnten, um einen Canal @ommiiliOnrr San.
tipat in Grneunn9 Su bIin9en. 9n 1916
ermdbttsn mir aber Dem un9cabtet YC Wer
nit 10000 Mrbrbeit gum Canal Commit
fioner, uno cine Mcbrbeit GcnQre6 @lister.
SIM feI9enoen Sobr in uniGr @dnoioot fur
@Cupern6r 1900 Stimmen 9ebCtcn nor.
ben, uno i'm Sabr lS4S bobcn mir oennCd
g8. S. SObnfOn gum @CuUTn6r ermdbIt
uno bic @rwdDIer Stimme SaDOr uno SiQ.
more 9e9ebcn. 8bi95! Sbr iebct aIfo bier
aus DAP feline uriode prbanten it, mutbcS
III WNoGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
Ser SScpublifdurr.

Der Gpublifoncr mHint pcnn CT in otm tGtin gHabl.
faupf batb 70 pd 2t1;n 9sorudt bate ot5 MIR c mUr6t
CT ilh fhamCn uup lljathrGi6rn. DoG CT bier ptcs
Der an urr oltu ?trtiit it, III gang ttar, rmn CT bat
ia II d ii el& SUotr 0Hrudt. Sir liz gIobbtt tarf
man nitbt in Gne 3IIn9 tIjdm, rtrn finrtn taun man
fs ba burbau5 ni;bt ouBtr CT 9tt fl aus tiutm 9iss
titt"-coctb cS 1T bic5 ritht altn cine Sbulc-cs
III Die bG6 ,,YcnuIpt9auto n" bm CT alIi5 nab:
bruit, uub noorudn wUybt, rptnn CT oudb 0lln Mir:
re, s5 trtt tIin DGmrtrot in cen &srtn0tlp StaoNn
@r lo9t frnCr ras @rt bate notb or Q1obrhG mtlbts
Cen. DCfm piNriprItn mir, uup ;par rc5pt0in.
wCiI rtde unllrGr GC9npatbt turt0us nut cine Stitt
anbSrt? Gin @db$pf wdbt5 Ntb 70 wcjt crniitri9ln
fam o5 CT kttit porin N;bln hat u a9tn Gr Gjcug.
8ltusr bate bic funotts Stlatstbulo Wr0rGhrt {;
Gdunt babe msbr Staat5ihulom ONt8otlt 0l6 Srbns
fen; un0 Scbnitrn bott Rur S3jS,00 oGtc;obIt -
in Der Shat Gin irItG6 GtftSrf 1T ouf dc rjebuitt
Gtuft rtr &Gratbtun9 0'iuntGn, unO mug prn Scrcm
rrntijbtutmtrotn. DAP mir i'm Netn 0RoHltamrfmii.
fntIitb aub nur inc lnGuobrhtt putijrt hatGu III
9cc9tn, rsnn in Der 5bat mir hotR ~ pid &lvCtt fir
unrs ecllr-ia, unfre 9cfsr mS;bintib nit 2uan W
utTIoetn lur Der Rputtantr attban bat, to5 tGnntn
vr Gijht tbun-rOS wrtu mir riht tbun-tilulr pcl:
len mir unftr 8rcp rru &bdrs 81 SbIrt iut5m.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
Srubcf in Scr CousbaItuna.

"Q8arum weincif On, bu fIeiner eump."
"G8 is Gppe8 leR bort oriImsn an unfrsm
6au8. - Der pip iS bciofen, bic SHUTTER
is tCct, bic alt Sub bot Gin 8oIb, eie Sdl
bot Qebciratbrt uno tS cur6'aan9cn nit al
unS're GoffeI, Der pit bot cine Sprl psr'
ftludt, Der Gui5 bot nnb Dem NOrbibt 9e'
quft bis er turmcIib 1T 9ewcrrsn. I'm fea
is ab nod net aIlcs.
"0SaS ocnn nod mrbr in aLIer BcIt?"
"Sle Bee bot Den &abmbafFcn um9e'
wprfeu, Ger Suno Bot bic paunefubsn 9es
freiIeu. cine Don bic ftedioe 8aben bet ii,
ren &op i'm MoGa6csfruf fledcn I'M Fam
ibn net rouS Sicbcn, un Oh mci wic bun9ri9
lin ib."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
2rIlipcrcr SthnScnrrfnh.

cSn elmer 6id9e, meIdhe Sam5S S0ooo or in
Der Oeltrift Court Don 4biIaoeIpbia 9c9en
Gomaro Be6erIp onbin99 qema6t bate.
neil cicfcr feline SOttsr ucrfubrt bate, wur.
De oEm Gtd9er UOrIcBte @o6e So, ,0O0 ais
S@abcnsrias Su9efprcbeu.
Sin QTudti6er Sd9er.- Ser "@O'
Iumbia SpD" berihtet, caB Seer 5arforo
6raleD pou iencr Staot am Mitm0b por
oht &a9cn pier uno picrji9 rpiIce gnten
9sidC6en Bot
Bie9e uno 8rob! Sn pcrtsmoutb
beiratbete por eini9cn Sa0en Elm 70iibri9cr
alter Elm Mdodeu pCn l5 Sabren Ser
Ulte III reid, oa5 Mdoten arm uno bubIb
Darjn Iis9t Die Nuf6lun9 ps5 GdtbleI5.
~5n 8offcn wirO 9escnwdrtia Elm
Shiff 9sIaocn nit Sis uno IcpfcI, beilimmt
nab 4crauorisn in G9pptsu. Sa5 Sdiff
nimmt aud Elm @i5bauS mit.
RS S&orlcete @Obc muroe ooS rnterncb
men, Elm fsinsrneS Sau5, oe6en @emidt auf
400 SOuncn 9cibdet wiro, cine Strrfe BON
40 SUP fOrBubcwe9sn, 6u 9crmantaun,
pa, 9Iudib aus9Cfubrt
30 Sm 9anScn 8citen lino Die 8artcfT;
len miBratbeu. Sn 9aIeno gilt iegt Die 8u,
itcI eincn &baIsr.
SCSQm II. Sttobcr be0ina Srau &ep.
Ter, in Qfoutes Saucp, Qsrp @auntp, Ca
ourb SrIbltmctc, caB lie fb an einem
Stron9 8arn erbn9.
ES@cI. SremOut bat feline 8OINGin-
oerclcn in @oIifprnicu an cine Srittifte Sc
fCul6aft fur cine Miuion &baIer perfauft.
~ Sciuabe ale @cuuern6rc ticfr Set
eini9ten Staotcn baten Ionnrifa95 ocn
21ffen Nopembcr aIS cincn augemeinen SuB
uno 8ctta9 belimmt. Ma9 oerItIbe aud
vCn alien 8ur9srn raun aI5 Gin 'oItcr tcc
bahtCt WereGn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13

Snorr Ribe css Buds Gouatp Qrmenbdu
feS wurcen oOr9e BOtbe cine Sub css oru.
Smitb Suobrioqe uno beiuobe ale Sunoe
in iener Natbarfhaft ucu einsm tolIen
Sunc 9ebiIrn. 3u Bridge SoucD wutccn
Ieeten Srcita9 9unce 9ct6oct, bic man
toll gu iein 9Iaubte. .-SO bcribtet Die @rpre6
pom 4. NppCmber.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
GaucnS bctrcffcnO pas aSrcTSrntcnamt,

9teu 9crfcr 3citun9en meIoen, paB tie
beruUrra9encten Mit9isocr pUn oem 9ewe'
feuen GObinet oeS IrBtberi9en preiicenten
pClP neuIi6 einen Caucus in iener Staot
bieIten in Der Qtiht, einen QIan Su erin'
nsn, mOcurb bic 8swe9unqsn, weIbe &C..
fbeben Su 8unlisu beS &idterS Douglas,
o9n StlinCiS, su persteIn, uno Die grnenuun9
beS 9erru Buchanan Don YennlpIvanisn
III iiNCtn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
1tm Dintenffccfcn ans,ufilocu.

Nebme ein Sudden uufbIitt, fbmsGse
oa6sIbe uno toude bic befIcdte SteIIs eer
Geinwano in cas 9sI6mOtBsne un16titt.
Benn man ednn bic Gsinmano waItt,
wereen bic 8lefeu perfbwinpsn, pbne ras
oaS SeuQ SbobPn leiect
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
0inmnnt Srmrnf

fur 9IaS' Cesr pOrjsuonwoarcn miro ee'
madt incem man cine pisrtsI unse Saufen'
bIale in 08oiIer oufI6it, bur6 Gc6en biS
sur &Onfifenj BON &abm. Su9s ttnen &C.
l6fel pCu QItOtOL binju. 2Barm aniu'
weneen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-11-13
California SEnhI.

Der 8trUCtjtour frcbctt orpolt9 iiCtr tit Golfrrs
mia 92ahl, uno a1t CT bate, 0S mir aSttn RtOt ina
Iti Cripabtt oujb 9obritbn crban, Die otcr anncrs
lautCttn, uno man tGnnt nun lthn tutr Qccltn babe
2Eer fintn gt9nuiib oIttn Iitt uno feline onorrt 3,
illrl n09 Tim gauUEn pa6 or ldlt, NOR 0tr anoCrc
9lun0Cn lift, iutiB oub baG allE 9ttun0ln in rcn
&trtintQn Staottn ti gui3tIittn putli;rtn pjr mir
fit putjirtn nit 2uSrobmt rCr Yinrrlpaujibn 2rtcs
fctc 3titur0cn, uuo b hottcn tGiut onoGrI Murihtn
0is mir HattGn. lbr cS 1T ibnGu tintrti mas t puG
Eitrm feline 9U9t III tbnn 81 ntcor2, mis- rcr Nett
S3ablfampf biutSu9b 3u9uif ttcfHt-otunc 9Cmcn ais
ft lth oarn mad)tCr, III u ctr0tthtuun1Spurti fir
itotn SBobrbiit5frCuuo o-uno oal lt in Yt2l0 ouf Die
California 02ON cumO rje 22ohrb. 9Nd9t hOtGn 1T in
6cr Shat Gin @Iunotr-ccnn It hatttu bt0GNthhOt fc
nitbt III Ia1tn-pt olt urItrt GjtQnoruItr, rjG uctb
Gin ntnia mCbr GbrlcfGM ba6rn ais Ger yotraufotC.r
oc5 RtputIltaners, rT out 9ittC fir tir 2Iobrbtjt
rtrlcrtn bat ju9ttcn mjRCr. IaB ctt 3critbtc riht
fnc, rpie mir iie putrt hotcn III nidt unrG Gtbu0
Die Sulo ltGlt raron rog itt ned uitbt ot Nd tntr
Qbfabrt ctnac9on9cn wartn, rpcItbcS uutCuuft p0r-
une nltht mir oCu 0otll iiut @uithtt, cnrun c i'll
Ia9tn ale 5Cltuu0Sn rGr SCR. Staatin. 2Hr oa6cn
otdbs allc, pSll MIR 9lubttn iit ritn nuhr-rCr RCs
pubfanCr ocer S2b t nt rpEjl Cr ob 0IouCEt iI icn
pabr, uno bc6 otptAtn TIM ct 9Roh tuce SrcibarCds-
0anrtrattn. NHtlom @AItr III NtiSrrSru. GRir tibr:
IaBtu nun ctG @utIhUtuu9 Cium wabrbcteGyG;io,l
gutIjtanL p'r am aufribd8tm 8;toopit bot
TSOn5 OampfIajff ,NiaQara" pnIicg
am 5tm Topember 9Icu 2)Orf fur giucr,
pool, nit S945, ,39l 9drt0elo. G9O unc
,paun merbtn fdb oiefs SortQcIo. IUSfubrsn
enfcucn? g8a5 III tie llrfadc ba6 cicfc
Gusfubrcn 70 fcbr 0e9cu un5 Iinc ? Sic
QutmOrt ii Isimt. IS it Der Sariff Uon
IS46-brr Sariff cen un3 unisre @soner
ouf9cSnuu9en batcn, um rcm Slcrn mCbI
Su 9efaUen, urc capital fir ibrs partei gu
MAIDEN.
So Uuf brm 9anoe bc5 Surn gR. Il.
GraWfOro, in YtrmCutb Sauuicbip, Munt
9cmerD @auntD, III SiIbcrcrs 9cfunon nor.
Zen. Cine MOntaomcrp G0untp 3rituna
fa9t Ic fi nttt Critaunt mrnu aud cafc,UIf
@cIe 9rfunecn mUrcu rpurrC; incm oQc
Naiti9cll 0aiW NClhAneGn feiM.