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The New York herald., 1851-08-07
Destructive Fire In Providence.

PnovpEScE, August q, 1851.
Last night about ten oclJck. fire broke out in this
place destroying property tc the amount Of $4,000
$1,000 Among the buildings destroyed were thu car
pentcr shop OF Mouton Ingraham and the stables Of
Lewis Thsyer, MIL street The former lost 5000 to
sl0oo0-nsured for 81 600 The tanning establishcnt
OF Cleveland Brothersoss $1,000 to s. 000 partially
insured. An old building adjoining ths Canal market,
owned BY Jacob sesgrayeloss ~ 900. house belong
ing to nrs. sssturyloss 81 500. Across the canal
Charles street the damage very great The tanning
amount Of several hundred dollars. Two buiidiu,..
owned and occupicd by the Providence Canal Bleach
ing Company, were nearly destroyed. Several other
buildings, mostly dwellings, were partially Injured
and many f|milies lo-t their furniture by re-
mo,al and water. scvcral serious accidents oc-
currsd member of an engine company was badly IL
not fatally injured and Il runIorei that another
rhr~wss killed The fire broke out Mil street ia
tbs north part OF the city The carpenter. shop Of
Mes.ra. Moulton and Ingrabam was the first building
hurtthe loss y IS 600 upon which they have an iu.
81; 81 OJ0 the stable of Lewis Thaycr was brn
next With the hay and grain II contained insurance
the Lones and carriages saved; the flames then
consumed Mrssrs Cleveland Brothers tuning c.t4t-
isnie ntlOss. S3CoO. insured for SiJcO; large build
ing owned Ny Jacob T seagrave nearly dcstr0sed
los ~ 500 the large building occupied caicnierng
AMI packing rooms by the Canal Besching eompany
was almost totally consumei-lo.s heavy and psrty iu-
sursd the building below. owned by Mcs-r- Met
calf a son. seriously damaged. several small
buildings were totally cons0med a grrat fssns work
men lot their tools aud FIVE ix families turned
into the streets housccss The buildings ty u
Va .al
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saILiNo % Iur srrausnr Au.Srrc.--The T. s.
steamship Atlantic left her pier, FOO; Of Canal
ut 2oclook yesterday for Liverpool large eOncoarss
Of people gathered to witness her departure but
Scrc admitted on the pier which wa In charge Of
the Fifth ward police, except the friends of the pas
senscrs and the representative Of the press Among
thosc Who were the pier noticed Jenny Lind che
came down In private carriage 20 her troupe
lizard and rtmained unti the steamer bsd departed
sonc minute On leaving the pier the Atlantic fred
salute Of three guns She steamed il down the harbgr
in ga~ut style sluting the Niagara she passed that
steamer. d1ck in Jersey city. continual firing was
ksr NJ from the Railroad depotpi.r in Jersey city from
the time the Atlantic started until she the Bat
t,ry, Which slutc returned by the firing Of signal
gun bard the steamer she opposite the pIsrs
she isrsd amid the cheers of the crowds that roused
the ~hsrycs both sides cf hrr dock list of the
peR,necrs vii b. founl In another column.
Among the passengers by the Atlantic wss Wm "
Eatltt. Eq. bearer of Dispatches to the Anl.ri,an
Minister az London
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NEWS BY TEL RAPH.


Coluasls, August i, ls5l
The Democratic stsse Convention assem- sd th morn
,pg and the attendance very fun TIE Convent IN
Crsani.ed at 10 O'Clock, by the appointment Of Mr
Sawyer, of Anglaise county chairman, and Charles
L. wellsr Of Butler couaty, and William Myers u HAm
nton county, as assistants
On the m,.ion Of b. p. Me,cslf, Of Putnam cuu.y
committee Of twenty lone appointed select parms
pen oces, and report the for the government Of
the Convention.
On the motion Of J. W. Wilson, Of Seneca, another
committee of tweniyone appointed by the several
congressional delegations to report resolutions FOR the
consideration of the Convention.
on motion Of d. X Carter Of Starke the Convention
took till two o'cock.
Upon rasaernbpg Mr. A. n. kenny, from the Com
I1ittse permanent offcers. reported the of
Fdsou Hold ~ Presidents John H. Uarraid of Hamilton
and twenty others, Vice Presidents and c. l.. Winter
and five others, Secretaries.
Tie report was unanimously adopted.
The same committed reported rules for the government
ofthe Convention. which were adopted The rules
quire majority Of all the votes to nominate candidate
Ths Committee Of Credentials reported the names OF
tb. delegates which accepted and the reading dis
pensed with Every county in the State IL represented
Reuben Wood was then nominated the democratic
car jiate fr Governor by acciamstion amid enthusas
tic cheers.
ON the motion Of william Fitch, OF Cuysho.a a c,m-
mittee, consisting Of Judge CLANCY johnson and Black
burn appointed to wait on Governor Wood, to in
form him Of his nomination, and request his consent
ON motion, the Convention proceeded to nominate can
uid6tes Tor Lieutenant toNernor. names OF Col.
William Medii OF Fairfield, and G. Bllangdghsm, of
Montgomery, were presented a. candidates.
At this moment the Committee appointed appeared
with Gov Wood, who received by the Convention
with enthusiastic shouts.
Governor Wood ascended the platform, ami In few
appropriate remarks accepted the nomination
The Convention then proceeded to take the vote for
Lieutenant Governor which resulted as follows :-For
Wn Medill. 1855 and g I. pallangaishasa 90. Oo
Col Medi was declared duly nominated and the Con-
vention unanimously confirms, q the same.
On motion Of Mr. Porter, Of Hamilton the friends Of
Mr. Ballspgdgham gave three cheers for the nominee
three appointed to wait Coi Medil. and inform
him Of his pominaton and TO req uest his attendance
The committee shortly afterwards returned with Col
Med who ssceDded the platform amid the cheers the
convention and in few appropriate remarks accepted
the nomination
The convention then proceeded 10 nominate JUDGES
Of the Supreme Court and the following the results
Of the bsllotngs -
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

TENAS NEwS-wItD car st WAR VIM slxICy---
CONFESSION on NEGRO MURDERER, EtC.
Buu,onE, August 6. ISL
The Southern mail has arrived, with lstcr dates from
Tcyas IL is said that Wild Cat has had quarrel with
the Mexican govern tnent. aud intends b. take up
against hr tsving moved his family On the American
side ~ the Eio GraLd..
Tho drought i severe In Texas u L. feared suh
Client br,sdtus will not l.. raised fr the cou5umpt0n.
In some places rain ha fal 60 fIr three uipotns
The negro Green. sentenced 10 be hung at Lticntt
Mills tridsy, has made confession to-day. IL ~ l.
true. H. ought not 10 be hung.
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InterestinC from Boston.

SAILING OF THE AMEgiCA-HEk PASsESGE ERs-MAYOR
OF RoxBURY-DTFAULIING NAVY AGEyr-RBoDK
ISLAND FAcroRrEi BURNED, ETC.
BosroS, August O. ISL.
The Royal Mail steamship America, Captain Shannon
sailed at TO day, for Liverpool with thirty I've
passengers. and eight for Halifax, as follows -
YoH lW,nrooI-S.~ 0xnard and servant, J
Nekingley, " kekinpley, Homsus, Boston; Tying,
Low.i Osborn. Sal. m, J ayanash, Providenes; W
Ward and Butler Hartford; DR. Bradshaw, Cordin,
Mr Chattsrtou, a,d Hay, New York; Walker, Is
Bioupt Cincinnati; Blake. Mr. Bahc. and Nr Ross C.;
wshsrn, Mr. Balm and wifr, Toronto; j Puryis, Miss
lruseo, Canada; Savage, and Lyman, Montrea Mrs
Dswar and Mise Dewar Edinburgh; MAJOR Roy and wife,
hAi w Hewart and son: Jamsics roR HtrifsN.Ceo
Lows and wife, Boston Mott Richmond Va; Mre Black
and t~e Misses Black, X Mcclellan. and Mrs Mccall.
The America takes ou. 5000 in specie.
The Hon. ssmuel A. VALLEY chosen Mayer Of
Roxbury last evening" by the City Council to serve the
upfpished term Of the late Mayor Dearborn.
Charles W. Gutter, the Navy Agent AZ Portsmouth
n IT, navy station, IL reported defauiter 10 govern
ment. lie has gone 20 Europe.
The two factories st Ark wright r. L. standing about
hundred feet apart. were both set FIRE Monday
night Ope totally destroyed aud the other par.
tally. The incendisry cut the bell ropes and raised
the gates 10 let the water out of the canal The build
ings owned BY the heirs Of James y. Wolf The
machinery by Crawford Allen and Others The former
insured for $4,000 the latter for 10000 In the
Providence and Hartford Companies Loss fully covered
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MrvicAH Abrams The Hon. Robert Lctehc-.
United States Minister to Mckee, vas 10 tsi.
city yesterday, but 20 learn tlat he a.ts plated
visiting Washington Immediately. shsnss sfter lc-
ceiviDg insir0ctioEs, be will 60 60 Norfolk. rui
thence, in a g0refnment s.c4ll9r, % Ycta Cruz.
Nr. Leteher, Tor some moaill, bss bsso ia tas
United states aud the legation has been in charge
& The Hon Buckingham Smith, Secretary e Legs
uon. Complaints have been made on scc5cn. Of
Mr. Leioher's absence; but Mr. Saith is gsa''s-
man oi ability and liissnoe-an ersellen' soho
''E ln tonh-end The husiDess o tis country q os
.''e N m' bands as can be desired The Merriam
Nofg ''s do's n9l rtst tu some 'imo henco. eal
oon''gi-nlJ, 10 sc-..a eau tiks place on tho rs-
buaSisp,o ,cerfy. Tie wactc.. tos.vsr. ~ our
ss'hes AM i'.eisn ministers being absent ffoin
.hdr oosts, mes.s ssFsie fep-eheusion
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st,ar,',oa, Collision on I.sh. Superior.

DETROIT tugJt y mol
About Midnight N Wcineflay last ths propeller
Monticello, bound down and tho Iropeller Manhattan,
bound W, came IN c,lli-ion Of whtcn Point The
Mapfattan sruck the sfarboard forward ~ the
smoke pYe. and sunk o. her upper derk ~ a few
m.pts sfter Ne lives were lost The yaf senrtTs auI
vcre taken 1i By th- nonticc, and The Jsnhat-
t1ve TO the sonrcc ~ he - Warys Rives There
90 90 inssraLce on tke vessel The Monticello Wa
injured.
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We have despatch from New Orleans which
lstionis.s haa been effectively put down, snd many
Of their ring. leaders captured. If Sen. Lcper ae-
i.ally sailed sron New Orleans, in the steamer
Panpero, as hitherto stated, VIC nay sssn Arre,,
Terids, with Spanish msn-of gs-'sman very
siose at h.s heels. The ehiyal-oVs General took
pecial care This time 70 60 eas n vessel that
could run rather aste-.nan The Creole, board Of
which he cams 50 nes- being caught before.
The returns Of the State elections last Monday
come in very slowly. AL that We have viii be
found under .as Proper head. The indics;icIs Of
the Western elections are, that botb the se:ss
IOniss.s md abo:ionsts CT Tree so.lers have been
defeated throughout, and tn. Union men sustained.
4, is also certain that there viii be Large demo.
cratic majority in the next Congress, and, of:oz-s
opposed TO the present vtig adm nissrssion The
future prospects Of the wings, ra.i5ral arty,
IRE gloomy II TIE extreme.
The democrats If the state st Olio assembled
In convention yesterday, Grd rcani-n9us,y roui-
mated Governor Reuben Weed for reelection az
Governor Colonel Medill, another :ho7ou st Gerco.
ssst, was nominated for Lieutenant Gove-ro: S-x
candidates for supreme Judges were also c.csc-.
The best feeling seems TO have Characterized tts
proceedings Of the convention.
Wild Cat, the Seminols chief, sppei,a &c have
fallen out with the MexcaEs, and threaten. 20
nafe war upon them, and with the view cf carry
ing out his threat, has removed he squs rs and
traps on this side Of the border. Isthe cove-r nent
doe. not take speedy and efsc. u, Measures to
make good our treaty obligations with Mexico, this
notorious Indian viii be likely to give re az much
sroube in his new locatioE Is HE tribe did in
Florida. This country agreed to cheek the prcdl-
tery incursions Of the indians on The frontier--let
Che stipulation be fulflled
The ship Joseph Barker, with q large amount Of
cotton On board, recently Destroyed by ere near
New Orleans. Il WI rot &c Surprising 10 hear
that several other vessels ls3en with cotton have
been burned, unless there 4 soon better price
ssr the staple in Liverpool.
We have accounts o. tso destructive Gres in
Rhode leland. That a: Providence destroyed con-
siderable property. TIE cne a. A-kIrighs was an
ibceLdisry act.
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

Tw OXFORD BANK CAsE.--We publish, Today,
side Of the summing up Of counsel in thi. ca.e,
which has occupied upwards OF two months. We
publish full report Of the counsel for the dee lcc,
and We intend to publish tomorrow the argument
Of counsel for the prosecution, the demand upon
our space, by the ncws fro two hemisphcres, com.
poling us to hold Il over.
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Room for the ucy ef - oh.k,trag ~ Brosds gay coz,
re- ofDuN nrcet cor tnue pc dsiy. Cirouisrl with
terms descriptive tho courie o. Instruction & supo
IN aptlirtton % inrva ded. marsns vorks on Book
lecitg hea tiul edition printed orr 10 spinsi nd
Lnzli8h for ale a. above. Ingh. 81 g; Sranisn al
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EMBELLISHMENTS tEygWPD EypRy nav
ysss. ruar.


CENTREyiLLE COURSE. T. -TRorTING -pUssF
-, N1r uH" hctts. beet thrc0 iu Eve tho sadie
sfef ~ hnras ~ % 40 . tn fecood ha-s' the lag
xstd w. re'cto come % AuEust 2tn, Iatres 70 ess
gnda( es.nirF August ttb ~ ~ o'cioei, st NJ T.I
dsnt Hotel, - Chatham street
Jort coNKIrV. Ft.r-,,or.
RtD BOCsE PLEASURE COMMUNICATING
- ,ur'. ot 30 VII conc tnon FRIDAY ~. sth a, A
1eioch sile beat. D. throo 10 Eve, unisr salos JI
NY ev.,s tfnb iorrester ID. Nsr;ia sntsrs oh
Broofs enters b. O. CeOrye. n Ltfyg vs.. y.
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The S,,rar. and atlantic.

ID TIE ED1tuR Or THE HERALD.
fte customsry salute not fred from the steam
chip Niagara when the Atlantic passed down the har-
bor Trm oversight board arising from the Mar
ara t,irr ~ the unmoorrd end shifting her bar;h
rum wharf 10 the other will thank you 70 pub
lisb this explanation Your obedicnt servant
JAMES STONE Com
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ship Joseph Bsdger surned-Ncgro Thief
Arrested

Hgw OsLE,Ss, August s, 1851.
The chip Joseph Badger, hence for Liverpool. ~as
burned Mopdsy, In the Southwest Pass, together
with go bales Of cotton. The ship and cargo
total los.
spsnccr the slave of John H. shaw who recently stole
- SO has been srrested ab1 81 300 recovered lie
has sent 100 to Henry Dapirdge negro preacher In
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From Washington City.

WAsHIscroS, August 6 1851
The jury in the Day sent down word to the Court
that there probability Of their agreeing upon
verdict 10 night.
Colo. W. Hughes hiss resigned his commission in the
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

Abrams ~ stsrA T. We have received the Santa We
Gassn to the 18th r. June We have befJre Published
the leading points Of the The only item Interest
which find is the notice Of the introduction Of biz
fr ex,mpting the homestead from forced sale for debt
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THE rtRE MEy,

NV YORK TIGE DEPARrpssr-Tng YssrrcroRs
-, WI mc't ~ itr mems HsI, on Thu-s lsv cvsnfr.
Ieteeen tlt hgurs ~ .iS and ten o'cioe A. u, ~. ~
Htufns ~ Tie elcction. WILLIAM NeAI '''''' '1e
tANtfi ssfTH rvsrs.to,,
BANKS, 'r'
n tWlORk sue, t,h 1851 -TnE orrfcrRs Avn
@tal r, hn'geii Roe 90 No s t.e fs.ye n tsnf',
". u tihtcr' thfubH Tho ulu. tsrt , uf....
hauoh oi 5ooks - the hbrs ~ tis to Il AZ A. ~
y. WtlKfNSUv T5-eman
~. IL CHRISTIE. Sccrctary
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uUsfCAI..

Nj TsICA L-AN ExPERIENcEp rlAv0rOprr
itn' ~ n"iss enrl0lp ens in ria-o rsrt5 sstab
s,.,.,.- H. "'Hlt unt1 himi.f generally urer n a.
n L'nf nr rpi r. paie ne other .iusesl ,,.a-eo.-
80 -tuet tfe piano o. sssaigtl. rsrUs mod.
Il''' Aoet.ts a. = Herald ofhee.
M WLlAN PIANoFoRT rs.-PrRrUA AsrRs on
ihh stre invited to call ari orars.ao -4r evt.rsf,.
~. ~ ~ M ts uv~ bsautini iust-uorfts la h. tv y
. bhsae g.. Boston Y nsf .a fvfl r'tfr.,
f"'ian atta'hmen,I ff,m this ,esfrs stsd iors,
~ . no tnrgmium. Sscnnd band Piano, f,r - ana ~
h5t' tqnsy tevaHetl on Iiaaos. J. s. col q a Co
Music fablisltrt, ~ Bgcadwkg.
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any lind Of sewing can 30 dono BY SINGERS scwing
tacine Let thofe who Doubt call az 2S Broadway See
York pIarvsrl Place. ~ ston or s. South Fourti strt.
Philadelphia, and be convinced.
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the atff ton oi dtaers. and sthc- g. hs
srtei si'ck ~ hoe Cold and Silver Watches Pcrsoes In
wtt ~ trs rae article AZ fr price, would 90 ve 20
AZ hlm acH ~ - j. manufacturer Of TIE Richeiieu
The New York herald., 1851-08-07
Ig,p0,aro,s SArOoerv

H.pS~r"'s aroeery store, nsrehwsst corr
nsatisn % auds TO the extended reputation the Abe w
ss@sa sestspsH Hea.r,rg for the superior quality or
ssnraiy veil aware Of the fact; but 10 srAssers ana
.s.sk ftsas susa., and other eommesss ere
hest span'y ana At the lowest priees. S.B.-Awsys ON
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tifr Po. courns the power Of eIsotx,ev in
curing Gisense sed ia Watts kervous Antdoe Ii s
written humorous style, and is well rcsd;rv
Every day oduees evidence Of tho supsror ia
Lent aud geniu that Is espousng this great discovery
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

auotoh aseortnept OF froek ooats par-
italy r"ed So cloth and silk vests sl oost s. each
op PAR pars as good as new 50 pair ALEC choice
9yereoata and rlo.ks eheap-LEvIE& REGAIN, corner
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q. saunarrr' p.,sI. Fable, Razor s.rop

ts 1fs ere r'st eppfptfd article use
before "a public t is.t thrty ysars con be hsd oil lie
sutstrnere, vh0lcfaie rr . rcttii.
O. sBUNIgEsG son, az snd So Broadway
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yravsIllnx Dressing Q

Crave ling Dressing Cases, the most prota-
be snd at Nc sane time tho yt complete article
mapuiactt red having requte
iet fo- .ale ~ q. SAUNDERS 4 SON.
and lxos
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

ors TIE bal but not The skin Italian MedieAtsd Soap
crres rinpes frefes snnburu erupt;ene SAT- reu M
Sc Poudrs sub'ils hair from low or
psrt o. tho body; LIQUID Rouge, Lily White Restorative
Ilar Gloes torpd at the old estsbshed Lsbostory ~
Walker street. near Broadway CalIeEGsr g seet fnird
street, PHILADELPHIA
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Booty, Beauty, and UNITY, .. the motto

~ bRo1kss tew York Boot and shoe Enpcr 100 Fu-
ton street We advise al who IN want OF good hand
toms and fahiona hls Boots Shoes Gate- drop in
a. t well stocked establishment whore every thing
s, to he had that be dreamed Of esanty shaped
member the number, 100 Fulton street.
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C0u1bs.. -iHdIes are respectfully Invited 10
ef ersst the sussriber assortmsnt Of tsc above
tsyore sil Genr the tnctt IN th- city.
A. A. aAuNDERS, BT Broadyay
B~tveen White aud walker gtrsets
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sing to maze geotlsmens shirts make gen
teusn. At GREENS, Astor House, style, 1T, M ate
On" wcrhmaBhp guaranteed and every rarnsDt pso-
misea IN s.nt home at the appointed hour
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Did ON EOAND TfIk STEAM.HIP GEoKGIa,
July 2Cth on the outward passage, Darius Ea.on ci
Pittsneld. n. IL. aged as Of cholera morbus.
July 2sth Jacob Raymond. a fireman, from New York.
of parnly ss from disease of the brain. aged IS.
Ausut 21, In the port Of Havana, John Berger, n
swede, from stockholmaid, laborer the Pssa us
RaroId q dySent,ry, aged ~.
Auaust 18th, a abofer on the Panama Railroad name
and residence unknown but supposed 20 be Rcynois
from Canada, Of debility al lelirium from fever
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greatest top at Ba tcelors Wall His Wirs
are unsqush for natural appearance snd durability His
Hsir Dys IL fnvorably known IL needs
hs Voonred slso Druggsts aLo Perfumers
N % $r and
The New York herald., 1851-08-07

Frerkles ruin the beauty OF the fsiYest
faceHpt all frecks and disfguring are Quickly
removed by rho eesu,u powers of the Orange tloger 10
tom aso excellent for chapped hands, sne for rend
tpg the sf in soft ard nth shaviBc IL cold by
Rrsht.n Clark Co.. No. ll0 and 23 Broad way and 10
Assor House ~
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
9Sennfplpauiiebc 6eictsebmue.

8ei Dur6iidt Der SnbancIunaen unfcrer
@dee9ebuns flnoen mir, ras bic 3et mci,
ftentbeiIs NIT Saden Uon pripatsr Ober
6rtIider Sefhafftnbeit, wie Ee leitt pOn
ben @auntp @curtsn ab9smaht wsrosn
f6nntsn. uno bic fir unfers Gefer gar fein
Sntsrefe baben, aufssnOmmsn III.
Sim unterbduIe wube auf Qutraa pcn
!9rn. Seatber bef6Icfsn. 10000 en9lifte
une 5000 esutf6t GrempEars Ger S6utse'
fese erufen Su IaiIsu.
Die Sia sur SerIinscrun9 Der 3cit Sur
8Olenoung Der Qusntauu uno 6ambure
Rie9elbahn. 1T tet Sdiffahrts- -Gnmmittss
S.L..sEfTTrH.
Qm 26iten Scbruar mahten beibe 6iuier,
auf 9inIaoun9 Der Worf uno Cumberland
nne Baltimore uno Su8quebanna Rieacl-
babnen, cine Ssr9ni9uugsreie na6 Wait.
instcn, rpeIhe mebrers Sage wdbrts. Sbye
8e6abInn9 9in9 incsb rcb fort.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
Die NirgclbGbu.

gSir pernebmsn ba6 Der prC|1eent uno
Der Sefretir Der 9eha uno SuSquebanna
RieseIbabnssieafhoft ii6 9e9snwdrt'9 tn
unferer Staot befineen uno berslts Nnero'
nunsen 9etrCffsn baben, um Die NrbeIten
Der esba sntIan9 eini9e Nltilsn unterpaIe
biefenr Srt su Beginner. gle 9eben nns
iiriade ,u eiauben, oa6 bic StcfS fur otsfe
Babn binnsn furbsr Belt auf9enommFn ie'n
werben, worauf man @inribtunaen tfstten
,piro, UNI biefelbe in m09Ii6ter 8dIpe BUR
8Ouenbuns su brinssn. 98ir babsn aIlo
nun bic erfreuIihen 4usii6ten. unfere isbnII'
den 8unfae fir cine &ie9sIbabn BON ben
S6uplfilI uno 9eta GobIenresiCnsn nab
Der @eltbancelsfapt 9supOrf baIc cerwtrf'
Ii6t Su lsben, uno bic afstbautretosnee
8etItruna ucn eeha, NOrtbamptOn uuo
ben anarsnsencen Gaunties eann ltb elnen
berrIiben Marft fir ibre pr0outte, loWle
Der SaneelsfonO siu arObeS SanesIso'pOt
pafpreten. Benn mir jcet nod Den Fst-
ten Sariff bdttsn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
2ofofofpiSmns.

llnttr ben GnDdlanasg RPt4t 4ts hGIcess III 8Jii
auf oIn @crtauf ibrcs GtutliiTmsnts an 8itde rrr
Der ,,Bafbiu9cn llnicn" gum Sttu sattn. Iitfru Fl,
unttr anotrm oub ptn 8tuIis. to8 $50 900 pcu rer
SftntIidsu Gapsrn I'm Sep. 1914 aus bEm intir.
EhOeamts in philadelphia rpt99snrnmen unc in ssna.
ter GOnlmerrn's @ant m NtrrsItcspu, ga, csprnirt
wurrrn. Srtcr uno Yrlt tisbcn ricF summs &tbi1
fir orsi Sabre cbns Sntrcft-SMs tsfdbiss i'm. ftr
99cntpirti9cs Gtatfmsnt III 9rdursn unb rtr ,lnicn
fbcrc circulation m ucrfbafTtn.
Sur 3iit aIic, no bic 8s9isruus fttt Gae iur Sub:
run9 ecs Sri'9ts nit Seritc trr9s. mabtt s 9trFar
ti9s !(uttjbIn an ibrs GanitIn9e.-(0. 91tp.)
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SIcuc Gutnccfuird.

Der NRmpbis GrprsB tEbt kjnsn aSftrn unttrn,
IL. Sttr. ftI8tnot mcrtparess NSnistsjt pcu Stunp
Climb I'M rrItn Grnf auf: gFir wrncbmcu, ZAP Die
h'rb's, essrftnn'rn stsisbsr sertsn rsr eerapmtrn
sSu9trn. pabrsne ftt ouf Der 8dtnt ffsbct uufbtbor
bnttr er sHne rurb Gin tiniitibsS SnitrunNnt brr:
pcrStrodt ,utrrtn, unc CAP Is pitflttn nur nit gan.
trn'men bt9Ittt une rcn 9Nuuo aunatht, ais fn0s s
DiEF Gntctiun9 ier in Mta:0rlsans rurtb cine Grm.
nittis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 5rrrtn nit 5dfI elmer eine,
bnin 9Enatt SrEte man cs fiji nIS3ti:b taltsn, t0S
ictbs Mbernbt|n ijusm tipjGFrteu &tts aufesMnrsn
lprrbtn?
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
gHerf,parSiaes l,briprrr.

Gin 5srr in SaIlimcrs bat nsuItb cine llbr crfuntsn
wabt 9rr6s aufnrramti in isntr staet auf fb ,icb.
Sic bait bic 3dt hcs Sosss, btu Sag Die gGrs. rtr
Sag bcs 9RcuatS, uuo etsnfatIs ren gfomsn bts SQc
mats. Sbrs mcrt~drbi9its G9Gnfbaft attr III oat
ybattsn res un9rarGn Says res SNrnats, 70 pe aud
bss StbaIiobrs uno bcr unSIIidbtn gRnuttn cintt
itesn GNcnrpisrtts, f. 9cnau, raB man s gar nibt i'll
ribtsn traubt
Dies ii pIrmutttib mic nit ir9ruo cutm llbrwut
in tisfm Saner bcr Sail srtpiIu. 3as sbta9put
IN uiht ptnjaer mCrtpiitSio
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-03-06
1iufcre stusipabI fir 1859.
Tiir NHrdfTSent:
Maj. j.9en. BinfclD Stott.

S@Bir Winfhsn bic Nufmerfiamfeit
unlerer SanbeI trsibenben eefsr auf Die BE
fanntmatuna BON Srn. Me@aIla's 9ut'
unb Rappen GtabIi6smsnt in YbilaceIpbia
,u tsnfen, esiIcn aussecebnter Manufattur
lie fi6 wcbl erinnern (OlIten. 10 oft Tie nab
Der Staot 9sbsn Inn einsufaufen. Sr, Me'
Gala bat ii6 70 pOrtreffIib fir ben Srhb'
iabrsbanpd seriftet. CAP ss fib mobl Der
Nlbe Iobnt bsi ibm antufprs9en. -Seis'
feline 8efanntmadune.