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The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

YANKEE FoRETHoUGHT.-An acquaintance of
ours was up in Connecticut one day last winter,
to visit friend, who was manufacturer. The
shaft of the manufacturers water wheel had
been broken that afternoon, under the great ac-
cumulation of ice, and he was in great trouble,
for he had searched long to find stick, and he
knew not where to find another If he could find
one, it would be green, and unfit for use. Very
early in the morning, while the day had scarcely
dawned, the manufacturers and his guest were at
the mill to see what should be done.
A farmer, who lived two or three miles off,
was already looking on. As the manufacturer
looked painfully at his catastrophe Bad break
that, Mr." said the farmer.
Yes, very bad" said the manufacturer.
Can't mend that stick, can you 2" said the
farmer.
"No," said the manufacturer, and worst of
it Is, don't know where to get another"
well" said the farmer, :" | guess can toll
you where yon can find one"
"YoH csn?' said the manufacturer; where
is it?-
We'll" said the farmer, thought that shaft
would break, Xix ,ly not, some lime or other,
and had a tree in my woods | thought would
make stick TO suit yon, and | cut it down and
snaked it home, and it has bsen seasoning more
than year. SO when | heard your shaft was
broken, thought Id come over and let you
know"
you're just the man | wanted to see,' said
the manufacturer" If only it was light enough.
How much do you ak for The stick, If it will
suit met"
"Oh, Pm sure twill suit ye, or shouldn't a.
cut IT down; and about the price, guess you
and can agree. It's nice stick, you'll see, if
you've a mind to come over" 30
1t was some time before the farmer would set
price, but at last he guessed one hundred dol
lars would be about right.
".ll come o7er and see it after breakfast
said the manufacturer" He did go and told his
visitor afterwards, that, under the circumstances,
the stick was worth five hundred dollars to him.
Are moi such people able to take care of them
selves ~ Exchange fper.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

AsPEor OF AFFAIRS IN NIc,aAGuA.--In The
Tribune of Yesterday, = o have the statement oil
a correspondent that air j l.. - hite, of this
city, connec ed " ith the Nicaragua canal com
pany," HIS returned from mission to Nicara-
qua, on the part of the United States and Great
Britain, for the adjustment oi the boundary ques-
ton between thai State and the 50 led king
dom of the Mosquito We ARE informed by
gentlemen direct from Nicaragua, that Mr
White, while there assurs the factional govern
ment at Granada that his influence with the gov
ernments of the United States aud Great Britain
was such as to enable him TO promise the defni
tive restoration of the port OF San Juan, pro-
vided the alterations which he desired ia the
canal contract were made. e. the separation
of the exclusive privileges of transit from the
obligation of constructing the canal, Ii this
was done, he also promised to furnish arms and
men against the de jacto government of LIE IN
The statement In the Tribune is undoubtedly
founded upon the shipboard assertions of the
same individual
We are authorised. by the best authority, to
say q ut all OF these assertions, far as they
involve any diplomatic powers on the part Of the
canal agent, are wholly unfounded. We are also
authorized TO say the same Of the communica
ton contained in the Commercial Advertiser, a
day or two since. The statement in the Com
msrcial is incorrect There has been no nd
justment Of the Mosquito question. Nicaragua
utterly refuses to treat with Great Britain ex
cept upon the basis of the unconditional aban-
donment of pretensions on the Mosquito shore
There is now constitutional government ia
Nicaragua; and the promises of ne faction
made with a view Of procuring the means OF
crushing the other, are entitled to no consdera
ton, nor do they posses particle Of value.
The steamer Prometheus, on her last trip
took out two thousand muskets for the faction
Of Granada; cut it is snrmised that the two hun
bred men which were to be sent ont by her on
Tuesday, will not be on hand.
We protest against this intervention by the
canal company, or any one else, in the local
politics OF Nicaragua We see the first disast
rous results in the bloody collision at San Juan
del Sur, of which we gave an account day OF
two since. All negotiations at this time will
surely be disalowed when regular government
is restored; for it is likely the other States of
the confederacy will interfere, to the entire ex
cuson Of the conflicting factions.
We assured by gentleman at that time
in Granada, that that the agent of the canal
company, while there, called meeting of for
eigners to procure expression from them in
behalf of the party claiming authority at that
place. But two persons attended. On the day
following, meeting of the foreigners generally
was held, and resolutions Of entire neutrali y
adopted But since then, it appears that many
Of the foreigners, including Americans, having
taken sides, and the prospects of general con.
flict is deepening. The next news may be san,
culinary.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

There were three duels in San Francisco be
tween the 9th and 18th Of Sept f. G. Kemble
Of the Alta, challenged Col. McDougal, brother
TO the governor, but the parties were arrested
on the field. A. Z. Russell, of the Picovune.
challenged Capt Folsom for accusing him of
attempting bribery. They exchanged two shots.
and settled by advice of Capt. Mar Y, one of the
seconds. Hon. Wethered and Capt Scbsffer
exchanged gun shots on the Preside, and we're
stopped by the authorities. Al Martinez w. H.
Graham and Frank Lemon exchanged seven
shots with Colts revolvers. whom ] emon was
hit in the shoulder. Lemon had induced Ora
ham to marry his mistress.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

GAi.ESA LEAD TRADE.--The amount of lead
shipped from Gaena in the month Of August
was SO 034 pigs. The recent important discove
ries in Clayton county, Iowa, have caused great
many miners to flock TO that neghborhood. =
The mires we're yielding daily, large amounts,
and they are estimated as being very valuable.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

FATAL AND BLooDV AfFAIs.--We learn that
an ARRAY occurre at Acquai creek on Tuesday
just before the boat left, in which James w
Morrison stabbed John L. Cantwell in six places
in the back once through the breast, and cut
him terribly about the head, leaving no doubt Of
his speedy death. Both the men were through
baggage masters, and quarrellcd about their bus
mess Morrison escaped.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

FooTE AT HoLsgsvLLE--We find scathing
review of Foote's hnrangue at bonneville, In
the Southern. The editor refreshes his memory
with the following extract from the May mum.
Der, 1913, Of the Democratic RepisD;
"We shall waste word on the disgusting
rant of FOOTE, of Mississippi, who proclaimed
his feroeious aspirations after bangman's job
whose functions he is evidently much better fit
ted to perform than those of q senator. We
protest, in the name of the honorable body to
which he belongs of the noble State whose dig
nifty he has lowered, and Of our common coun
try which he DISGRACES against language
and sentiments which the most abandoned lead
er OF street mob would in this country hesitate
to inter. but which the SENSELESS DEMA-
GOGUE hoped would procure him notoriety.--
We are sure Mr.. Calhoun must blush TO be
found for a moment In such comPany,"-His.
sisuppa7.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-10-23

Thu steamer Swiftsure, No. 4, struck a snsg
twelve miles above here, ut Utica, Indiana, lsst
night. The boat was sunk, and the cargo will
be total loss. 49,. .
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

NJ Baron Won Humboldt, allhorgh
a small man-born so long ago ns Sep
tembcr li, l7G9-.is all animation, and
his conversation Of the most varied and
interesting character. lis face is with
on, wrinkle; his eyes are 10 sparkling
as ever, and ! saw him read without
e;sr,cr" g, save = late letter
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

UI, will be recolIected that, some
months ago, Mrs. Chapman, q noted
abolitioniss, wrote a letter 10 Victor
Hugo the ceIebrated French poe, and
novsls', asking his opinion In regard to
American Slavery, 6s. M. Hugo ans-
wered her letter, and both epistles have
been published in this country. In this
mornings paper, we publish letter by
John II. b. Latrobe, Esq, Of Baltimore,
replying to the Arguments Of Victor
Hugo. We ask for this letter an atten-
tive perusnI, aud ne are confident tha,
il will have very general circulation
throughout the country. Mr.. Latrobe
is one of,he ablest lawyers in the coun-
try, and enjoys distinguished reputa.
ton rs profound thinker, a cogent ju-
rist and a powerful advocate. He 10
President Of the Mary land Colonization
Society, and although living in slave
State, no man possesses more humane
feelings towards slaves than Mr.. La
trobe.
10 this letter. in our opinion, he has
entirely demolished all the sophisiry and
romance Of Victor Hugo's letter, and,
that was about all it contained, although
il is ingcniously written, which, together
with Hugos reputation as II popular
poe. and novelist, is calculated TO give
i, popularity, in certain sections Of the
country, which il would not other wise
have.
Mr.. Latrobe's nreumen, is sound and
unanswcrabie, and lis views are the on.
ly correct ones relative to these impor.
tant questions. His letter, we have no
doubt, will accomplish much good, and
i, affords US a great deal OF pleasure to
lay il before tho public, for tho frs,
time.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-08-28

sW. prc,um. iha, this mus, w. W .1ie !" tie
,rsr.l.iou, tie O,ig,sal terdn grrvbahh =. '',s-
,itr '-''oith- slave
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
SNphentlihe SSricdiife.

Gin @crTitbni6 ecr 8rilft rpCIbe tis sum Iicniiao
2(6tno ouf csm bcf9m Yctamt Itt9cn 9Ctltctcn Gno.
cscbn II nGruft, 9ttri5 2(utb, Scbn 2tppd, Gpwar0
l(ypd, G5tcraS 8cuir ,, Scbn s.. 0crnpt II. Sc. ,,
Scbn Slout ,, Siaat &ud, Soic6 8iEhl, gRatilca y.
0lSirtlman, Ilrs. 9cuila Brc,pur, Sbtmas Gcnncr,
9icab Da9tGS, 4ItCr Dibm, Scftpb 8. 8. 6. Gubs.
Sbcmas Did, Qrmcn 1irEftcrSn, Qretaa DuntrinF,
2rujia OCibmOn, @turcf GiimNrcru, NRarr Is. Gdrt,
Sulan Gqlr, Soujd Germ, 1tctlbI,t 6ril0rih, Capio
CSilbtrt, Stmctbo @ciontr, SrtcmCn Gjif S,tIhmlu
C5Cco ,. NbrObam G5au9utrc, Scbn 8 Itcn, Glpdro
iotlInar, Wlbad bunsbr9r, GGia 6Cru, eufas Sttrs
ion. 6trr9e Scrtins, SrOu g. =. Sbrtt, 3t1rn Rfn'z
mcrcr. Satcb ScipCr, GbarItS RItttr Hnorrp AtnnEs
rr, Suto 6urdbt S(aoi enpis . Srliab Gems, 9ter9c
QucaS, Saae eurtb, anidua eSlbr, GbrNttono Stoan,
Daniel 0Hcbr INtu0tn I3trrb, Rtdbare sRchltr. W=-
freo gr,RCe, Scbn Niillcr, Somts NtuborN, Scitp6
Ntphoro (SVltr) ". s. 92illrn 2 Scbn Stt, Gbor=
(s Chs, Scnotban ST. onr SH, GljW WCptl,
Spartin ". RittIr, Coleman &crGr. Dand 8htr, q.
D. Rii:baro, SNartus &ctb, SRiIom 6, &EigSs, St.
bttta RItots. Gtilabitb 9rcf Sinrta Rttbaro. Gcr.
Smtb, abam Smitb. Y,ttr Sttintr9Sr. SriSeri6
Staftr, Slofus Smitb. Gtcr4t Shutrtr, SaOt
Smjtb, :. StattlIr, IRatilra Sane Smith, Sraut
St0M gryua Stbfcrt. Sunnua StIti Or. Q. Srtr.
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Sbcmas, 0ianno Srtrr. pstIr llnon9lt, y. y. sra:
tlrbcuit, Or. 99sQtr (Sutlbtr) 9Rarn e. Q8c unSr.
Gborlts QHtdtrt 2bcm0s GRced, GGsa Sam v off. s..
2. 3OnGGr, YdEr Ocbt Gba,ltS 0unfb
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
sd SGGa q, p

Scr Grp0aupdGaif wurce am 80. sunni
Don $3.50, am |. SuIi pOn 81 .069, am 2
pon 49,399 uno am 3 pOn 55 63S perlc'
ioncn befu6t. G5 jabIten oiefs 49.5l5
Sbaer @tntritt59eIo.
Sci Gem 9rOBeu 9 d a d TURNER in mel
dem Meiitsripisler uou fan alien yIdtionen
GurUpaS, Scutfbe, GnaIiuoer Sronjoien,
poIen, lln9arn ,c., ibre Rrdfte maBen, pirc
pobnbsinIib Elm 8erIiner, 9r. Uneerf
fen, Die paIms srrin9en. ST bat ben Be
rhbmter en9Iiiben ShodfpicLcr Stountrn
bsfannt ourh feline Sie9e ubcr oen frou;6ii
fben SpitIer. Ct Nmano, uuo nob bel
Dem icti9en Surnier Der 8eiie9er ce5 BreS
Iaucr 90rwis, aus Dem SatteI 9ebobcn.
II. 9ewann bier parlien. StauntOn nur cine.
gSarIbau.-So unteftimmt bic 8s
ridte aus Dem RaufafU5 aud cnrtbwe9 ilno
fam man oo;b nit 9eni6bcit jest anncb-
men, odB Die Guleu non ocn weitfauFail
iten Stimmen ainsitb Surtd9emCrfen
uup baB Gle @enerile SerobriarNff uni
puQnowStp aeidlagen wurceu. &tnnte
Der ReppIuiicnSbIig in Die oiiatiIben 1901
fer Itla9en 70 Wurbe Tu6ano uon bort
aus mie Elm QapierbIott ouf3ewidcIt, cer'
neil c5 itb porn nod Su bcfellt9cn fntte.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
s. c It OF Be II:

(Giusrauct rurtb ben Gbup. .orn. 8. e. 1ut@.)
2(m l6tn Sut, in NIrrrmbsitbaH, an Ger N2ubr,
SGtbariun g., Scbter prn apom uuo 2poia SUNS,
i'm 2tn 9eUCneiatrC.
9(m lGtIn, in gIcro,pbcitho(I. an 20ttrfhnSibt uno
Surhfau, SIthnriud S1cnbdrS, GbeSattu ron
Irter 0lEuharo, i'm atttr pcn 10 SGbrtn.
ltm lStrn, in NcrhwbdthaU, on Der Ruhr, 9Sctcr
81, SCbu prn 9ccr9t uup eppa SyNucr, in 3tn
eCbCuSiobrc.
(Gn9'forot rurtb otn Gbrr. 6rn. Il. 3. G5. 1ntS)
2tm 4teu SuG, in otiodnrs,!om @ruilfc6tr. Nltas
ria SSdrbard, @be9attln pcn Scbn Sdbncer, I'M
55tln 2cbnsiobrt.
2m l7tcn, in pciodGcr9 an IttribpStbG, 1uDn
SrInI, i'm S3ittn 2ttGnSiabrt.
e Gtn9efonbD
2tm 15tm Sctruor. in Suumit Gountr, Sbt" am
Swbus: 5irtsr, Snmucl Slcilcr, I'M 3lEn estIns:
i0brc.
2lm 26iitu gIGri Jiojiun SSlcilrr, Gbr9attin
rrn Satcb Sllrr. in ctncm gtr non 81 SObrcn uno
6 STcnottu. (6rGbir Ycn BtiBtu0ur9 Sauufbp Sctbo
Gauntr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
Ge ba % otriot.
GIN iInicre Se(er.

(ST llprl 9tCbrtIu etir UEreEn bErs'tS btm1et bo'
tcn caF mir culIcblrn fne un ftrs pftitbt bis iur
rShSfu 0poW ,u t6un, iurtm mir uns tcnltbtn, 2tUt,
rtucu ros GRrbl uurts Staats am erjsn IiE9L 9tnau
nit pcn Qn0dtStnbGttn btfdtsn bttaunt Bu n'o;bEn.
SEr pcuu ltQEu, tG ctvo6 nab 9Habtbttt fro9tn uno
nct nitht aangib nit rortifhr 9ttuebdt Gsitblo9tn
Guo, Niatn-uue gpar aus Den SaNbdtbtrn uno ouptrn
cffytUm Ecernuttn, biz, .pt Gin SSocr wliIn mirn,
oor uiht piolrN1t wcreIn tEnntn,-per unitrt unN!'
bmrc StoatsibWo 9tfhoiTtn bot-wtr prn Steot um
iiiur GjttpSr tCtrrScn bot,-wEr rts @ono'rotm rr
teioCu YorttiSn fno, uuo III iir 9ttb AN mo nl'bt
ottbor bo6ru,- wrt dies bic wirtItb bt trrm!notr
gfou i'll cutIhrotucGu 6ro9cn nb, II. 10. SStr fer;
bern nur Ycn Gutb, r0G Sbr NllsS ltt rro Gas 6tt:
Ent oucb Gurtn 9obtGrn mtbtiltcptr tbntn ldbt gum
ecltu osGtt - uno mcr ram nab unPartEttlhEr
Yrifuna ,lm Sbtuf trnmtn fam, ras CT tlnt Sttnls
me fir uurr G5sStnrortsi ot9bm rItt, nun pir tbuE
ss ouf SfCtbnun0 lSinGS i9ncn Gapnnd-p'r boHtn
oytban mas mir fcuntcn INN ibm tN 2tu9In ju N1nen
Cr-guf Der rritln Gtr miro man mEbrtrs Ntttt'
furcu, eit ron @uilcu aerne 0dttn wtro'n uno Ner'
bouvt plrrcn mir, uctt rtm YC!tIhEn allies 2S'lNS;
ptrtbs vcu Den SascstcgtubtNn 9ttrEuItb mittbtiIa
OL5-Rir knorn rSu ,.Yotrtcr allen nEuIn Inter
ttrribern ron nun an bis sur NRobl fir 90 Scnts!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
Sic ucnc Samcn.a,tOcr in SlraSiue.

Der 8e0ein9 grltr gcm %. Sull la9t:
2(m lceten Sreita9 in Der ncumOci9e UnSu9
sum srlcu DIAL in uniern SnoBcn srfbis-
nen. giue asmi5e Srou so. 9. 8udlsp,
bic am Ieetcn 0cuncrlta9 Ubcuc in Ger bieli'
gen Sro SelIowS tSaus cine SorIcfun9 CAB
Uber bic Gcbtecer 8rouen uuo Die fO9cnann
te SIcCmer More. fpoJjcrtc i'm ncucn Un-
jug bic Yennilrabe auf uuo ab, bc9afft pCn
elmer ncu9itIi9rn Su9cno. Sbr NnSu9 be-
ilono aus tinCm qriuIiten Srof, Der bis
baltwr9 untcr cie 8nie reitte, uno einsm
paor 9Ufcn ron 9Ieitcm Stcff, NIT elmer
bIauen lCioncn S6drpe iIbcr cie Shulter
bin9eno uno cincm runoen Suobbut ouf
Gem &opf nab Der Grt rie i'm ole Std
fcrinncn tta9en. Ser QnSu9 ii cinfob unp
icbr bcaucm. 2Bdre nitt buVOr 70 piel oar
ubcr 9eIprOtcn uuo 9lhriCbcn woretn, CT
muee menio dufoCfallen fciu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
ONV WI VNNTTIV
SoS Sbmis Scr0niigen
ocr 6eullt-rtfOrmIrtCn un0 co. lutberlfbCn
Sonntaos Stue.

2tm rtrfIcTnsn Gomitoo nobmtn tjc Gtbrcr fonm
cen SdtItrn, 800 ou ptr 3obL Cintn 2uSt!u9 mad,
Gbcrboro'S IHoto, unltfIbr cine 9Ncilt Ycn bier crt
trrt lIno ctihcn III oiet ltbr brtnntno, 70 por ta
emuctb rtrtru in pcm 9EotNt tbr on0nbm; rt eitbt:
bIIaubt,n Hiume pThinoTtIn ra5 {olncinorln9tn otr
0llmmcrnoen Scnntnh0bItn, wrourcb oOun Ger 9onit
gcbrn nit sinsm StbatttRtub tbTjc9tn Htb; otgutt,
DIR Ncrrwthpinp, Mibstt uu9sbnbTt ktncn Sang i'm
frSitn Q8aoc cr uno cnpratb rmt cine cntiprttbIncc
3tit Gem rcrbobcnbtn &tr9nu9cn. Stbu;lI unp unoTz
merit pIrhpano Die 3tit; rEr 9RItta9 nahtt b unsrE
nartt brtG; SinpGr uup 9Gbrir Ia9Irttu ib ouf zen
orGncn &oIu uitpsr, IltrtIubrs nit SpCEu OnNtftlI;
tn &GtGc unp 9tuciIGn mir 0trlNn 6un9tr ctt e6abtn
pcu ibrcr bi0onSu SpeiltGf wttht5 tlntn frtuoiAen
uno Gufmuuttrnrrn 2tnWd 9GpSbrtt. Nbr htosr. pts
ollt SrcuoCn, lc mar autb eGi-boo rcrUtr; rcnn eS
fam unpultbn6 Gin brltS geptIttr lbntlI bTtG9~tIL
70 raf mir llut in mG9bttr @Its ouf olt N'rttt cN
nUr tint tur~ StrSts 13clc5 Cntfirnt ipor, tIdbtn
uno gum Glit Nlt friedman Sbug f0nctn. Su otcitr
Gage 6tfan6In mir un5 gpt Stuubcn, uutcr mCbCr 3t
atpttblIno 9tiunoln, unN cine Gem 3ptd oT Sotht
itbr Cntprttbtnte Gere 9eh0ttn wuVct pou Qtnnr. g.
GifCnbr0un. 9iatbptm firts alIts pclItEctt rpar
Der 3G9cu pribpunber uuo mir bt9ottn unS ouf otn
QEc1 un uuS in unitrSn oitmotbn t0lli9lt tnWitnoGn
spcbN mir baun rc;hmal6 uns cirt5 &tr9uU9nS Ct
frGuIu burftr, n6mtib in 0rst uno Ictb nab pGuiI
81 Warorm.
NUtnt1un. "
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
1tuiere Gconer-Gin 8i0Icr.Glub.

Qm ltsten Sreitoa Ubeno bicIten unferc
@e9ner oUbitr cine &eriammIun9. um, wit
bieS Die Sanobils onjcigten, eiu 80 is Ter
Club" gu organiiiren, Die &rrfammIunQ
fano fatt uno wabdhcinlib it cin foIber
Stub" 9tbiicct wcrocu.
gBouen bic rcmofrotftrn gBbi95 nibt
GbenfluS Elm
vJUbultUu uuo Stuti: Staatsi itbnIc=Oers
mcbrnrBesS
bilocu? 99ir narten ouf cine Nntmcrt.-
lGiro c5 rntItbirorn ftnen 81 bilcGn, 70 Ia6e
iid otsr oem un9eahtGt Gin ierer quite 98bi9
ais Elm Nlit9Iicp elmer icItcn Club" be-
tratten-ocGcn YHjbt eS cann 1T, aIIca
MtsIihe, iccctb @btlite, fir rje g8ircer
Grmdblun9 oes @Oup. SobnitOn uno fomjt
fur Die &crriu9erun9 unisrcr Stant5 Soren
uno snoIi9e Gufbebun9 Der Staat5 S1UIc
.iu tbun.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24

Qnaflaho oe la Srinjpoo be Monte; cine
arme merit0nilhe Srau, mCltc CUR Belt oes
mcritonifhen Grjc95 aus ibrem 8aterIanoc
cntfItcbCn mubtc, meiI fe msbrere unferct
tranttn 6rcimiIIj9rn pCrpfc9t bate, uno
fciIccm in pitt5bur0 mNbntc, if am porlee'
ten 8reito9 in ibe 9simotb Surut9cfrbrt.
Die Sreipiuisen Urn Yitt6bur9 uno Der
llm9c9eno, Die i'm mcritanjlben Grie9c oicn'
ten, matten eine Summe Don $500 unter
litb ouf WcIde fie ibr ais 9lcifc9cIo cinbin'
oi9tcn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
slcncitcs ppn GaIifprnicn.

Sie Nattribten pon Californian reihen
bis gum l4ttn SuIi. Die lcet anQefOmmenen
9amvfihiffe ubCrbrdhtcn in cen 66noen
pcn etihen 0uncert Yoia9isren AUDI eini9e
0unosrttauience uOu SbaIern in Sob.
ltaub 9ie Nsui9fcitsu pon pen Minrn
lautsn i'm Au9cmeinen 9unllig.
gpnh9efse.-Gju Uufiebsn erre9snecr
9Vnhfot BAT Titb erti9net. Gin Monn 9ta'
mems 9erpi5 roer Sentin5, wuroe err
toppt ais er Stuer an Gin 9rcbe5 6oteI am
Gong QRborf onIc9cn woIIte. Gr muroe
eurtb bic WeIiSei auetirt, oter ed5 SOIf
nabm ibn aus ibren Sdnoen uno iteute
ibn Dor sjncn aus bis 200 Bur9ern bette
benccn Gatb, mdtcr i'm Uerb6lts. fbuIci9
fano uno perurtbcitt, innerbaIb elmer Stun
be qeban9sn Su mCroen. Gin Yrcoi9er wur'
cegerufen. bsfIen 8cmubun9en obet bel Dem
perbirteten uebertrctcr gar fctnen Gtn9an9
fanoen. Tim 2 llbr oerltlbeu 9tabt puree
er nab Gem 6fentIIben Qlage 9enommen
uno 9Cban9en.
Siele 3iubercirn uuo @cwoItbiti0feiten
ilrIen Uor. ws5baIb bic Sur9er cine 8ob'
IamtGitS committee or9autlirteu. Webrere
neue uno rsitbolliae Minen murrn ent.
csft.-Gin 9eruhtla9t audi, ca6 cine par'
tie pom un9efibr II Ycrfoner rurt Die Sn
oiancr ermorost morcen iCteu, Die lie absr,
pie man gtaubt, bur6 Ci9cnc5 l1Iebtes
Subalttn raju reijtrn.
gScn ben Mormonsn am SaI;f,s wirb
berihtst. caS lie einen fsbr unmOraIIl6en
9ebeu5manoel fubrrn, uameutIib Die Q0lp:
9amie unter lib einecfubrt babcn. GiniQe
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
SGusipanbrrun9 Der Ssbiparscn naeb
Nibcril.

Baltimore, Is. SuIi. - Die biefoc
farbi9e Seu6IFerun9 miu ben nit Dem nab
fen pafet nab Giberia obgebencen Stomm
9cnoiIsn Elm 9attmabI 9eben. Die 3obG
Der 4breifeneen ift IS; lie 9eb6ren Su cen
ahtbarllen uno nueIihfen Gsutcn ibrrr
RIafe unb ibr GutfbIus in oo5 9ano rsr
SOrpdter 5urut gu fsbrcu, miro cine nsuc
Nera Der eibeIia Emigration er6ffnen. Coll
te ibr 8sritt Don pUrt 9hnfi9 ouSfaQen, fN
llebsn &auIenos bereit, ibnen 6u fol9cn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
1in9ebrure TGntb ocS Suniata TluFcs-
SerInft pou Wtcuir)rnlcbcu uno groGc
3critprung ppn Giacutbumi


eewiSt pa, Suli 17.-Ser Su.
nata SIu6 itis9 felt seliern Su elmer auBercr-
orntIi6en S6be wsltsS sine serti6rsnoe us'
berl6wemmuu9 isinsr llferu CUR SoI0e bate,
Die WaiSensrnte, Sheusrn. Senien, etc,
auf cem nieceru 9ancs swiibsu bier uno
Suntin9con ino pe99elbmemmt. - gu
SbdfferSpiue wuroe ca5 Sdu5 oe5 Srn.
9iObett &hfaro rpeq9eitmmt, unb er. iammt
Srau uno Ginoeru fdmen nm. SisIe an
oers 9eoduoe muroen bin uno pieeer fort
9erihen. uno ju Utcrancria IOQen nod eini9c
Qtirnen ertrunfen icinc.
Scr Suuiata Canal wuroe febr bcfbd-
ot9t Die 9robe 9tie9eIbabn' Srhfe iu
Mju Greet, Die &is9sIbabn 8rife Su pe'
tersbur9. Suncinatcn Co., uno me6rere
ancete Sruden iolIcn wsQoeriifcn fein.-
Ser on9aiebtetc Sbacen an Canal, Brit
feu, etc. it nod uitt crmitteIt, fCQ aber
! febr qrc6 fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-07-24
9aS Cos.

g9ir mcItetcn leRte Bodc, eoB unier
Nat bar, Or. . ono ~ tp, Cln oncrres
9runoltut an9efauft bote um corout neue
uno mcbr duSatccbnte @as- 98erfe ~ Crrth
ten. @r bat obtr fetocm icine Mclnun9
9ednocrt uno cinrn nUh 9ro6ercn 9runo'
ttrih, uuo Smar nabe ccm 8ttdn9nIB' TN
unteru She'll Der Staot fiufllob an llb 9e
bratt, uno 1T bereiE5 mir Ger @rrlhtun9 Der
gHerfe bcoriffer. So cie g8crFe nun i'm
untern SDciI Der Staot erbaut pcroen, uno
IS nutbmCnoie III, ole unteren Eobrcn mII
benen Die bereit5 Iton i'm cbern SDelle Der
Staot eele9t iino, in &ubincung ju bItn
ocn, 70 ltien ties anfdn9lib, oa e5 elne BE-
oeutence Snefeiit, ais f6nns eo5 Dem DOT
tor Sjnocrni0It in cen QSe9 bttn9en. Die
fen Sefurd tunoen 1T aber bcreIS betnobe
odnSlih abQebcIfen incem Ic6ula9cn ALE
@iener pon Gotten Swifteu eCm @Ouytbauie
uno Dem 8ercf iib perpFittet babcn, bic
untclfsu fur oaS 4e9en Der Sdupt Hobrcn
por ibrsm @i9cnbum leIblt ju bellreirn.
Der Scftor BAT un5 pcriihert, oa6 er ne
aen eirler 8creiwiui9fe felt nit icnCn Bur8cn
febr wcbl Sufieoen III. 9lun dber III Die
Sroae: g8ie lino Die R6brcn uber cas
Wiorttpieref uno uter oieSro6eu uuo oQQGD6
Al brngen? QBir tabcn nitbt NJ" weni3e
Surser ocn @Ccanfen ausorudcu b6ren, oo5
unfer Staoratb, ea e5 Staot @j9su
lbum III, il6 ebenfau5 fo Ijberot ais einSd.
ne 8ur9sr sci8cn uno ouf Stoot- &oltcn
bic G6bren lber ca5 Sjcref, SudBCn uno
IaeD5 Ie9tn ipItsn. 98o5 la9t btr S'aot-
ratb oaSu? Ser 0Cftor bat Ger 8bat cine
fcbr it0ne uno mcstbpplIc SerbGlttrunq IN
unicrr Stapt be0Ounen- cine SrbciItr
emo. nnl Die ,pir fol5 ftin f6nncu, 9teS
de ldeInt aber u"G "". 0u9rmrln uurrr-
iiist Su werbrn. 9dBt uns ober aud ale
Secsnfsn CAP ttcfe5 9efhiete llnternebmen
ben OVftor bsrcit5 cine 9rofe Summe9eloFo'
itete uno uob foiien rpirp. uuc pober 1T eS Die
YfIitt eeS Staotrotbs 10 wie eiuiClner BUR
ger, iib liberal 9e9en eeuiclben Su bcncb
men, uno picfes 9rO6e, un6 @cIo eIporen
se uno NIT ben 9auptitdcten Der Union an
8cqucmtjbfeit ouf 9Iedsn SUP ieecnoe
g8srF, nit QSort uno &bat 81 unteritueen.