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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

CAPITAL PUNIsHMENT.-ihe opponents OF the
death penalty contend that the spectacle OF hanging
does not necessariIynspire terror, but, on the
contrary. often gives the impression 10 those who
witness it, that such death is by no means awiul.
A case in point occurred in New York last week.
A boy named Colsan, only ID years Of age, had
his imagination excited by reading the accounts of
Stookey's execution in the newspapers, that he
thought he would try it himself Accordingly, he
procured a moose, fastened it on beam in the gar
ret, poked his head into it, and swung of y in the
most approved manner. OF course, he soon discov-
cred that hanging is hanging. The moose was
drawn so tight that he must have been immediately
vicmized, but for his groans, which brought the
neghbors TO the rescue. When cut down, his ,ce
was black and blue, his tongue prorudiug from his
mouth, and life was very nearly extinct.
HARVARD CoLLEeE.-In the order OF perform.
ances for the public exhibition at Harvard Colles
this day, we notice the following:-
l. A Latin Grafton. ode Virorum Iustissi-
morum Alortium Nauationbus.' Henry William
Brown, Worcester.
7. A Greek Dialogue. From ole Canotier."
Michel and Amilcar. Adams sherman Hill, Wor-
cesler; Wilder Dwight, Brootline.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

SLAVERY ENcRoA NT.-The following
from the latest number of the San Francisco
Herald, confirms the previous accounts that have
been received as to the plans and purposes of the
slave power, to divide the State and secure the
southern half of it to slavery.
A most important step has been taken by the
inhabitants Of the Southern counties, DESTROYS of
dividing the State and forming territorial gov
eminent for that portion. Two addresses have
been issued, TO secure concert of action, and
convention of delegates has been called to assem-
Bile in Santa Barbara on the third Monday in DC
tobeL Delegates have already been appointed 10
attend from Santa Clara, San Diego, and other
counties All the members of the Legislature
recently elected from that section of the State are
pledged to urge diuiSion at the ensuing session.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

WORCESTER REPREsENTATIvEs.--The City
Council have, by concurrent vote, fixed upon fipe
representative as the number to be elected by this
city at the approaching election.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1851-10-21

SYRACUSE RESCUE CAsEs.-The testimony
in these cases was concluded on Saturday, and
the Judge took till Monday to consider of the
matter. 1t is said that the testimony implica-
ted Mr.. Davis, and Mr.. Salmon, of Oswego
county, but had very little bearing on the other
prisoners, yet on Monday, Judge Conclslin re-
CURED the parties to give bail to appear at the
next term of the Court at Buffalo, on the second
Tuesday of November. the offence is misde-
meanor, not treason. More arrests were contem-
plated.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
9tp66 @rceIfpr
SiuGc NSGasapaf0GEeo1s,

teHpwcit:G Gdt Der 0ltm uuo GGOtuuE.SuCFtn, Yb
larIlpkio.
6. 2ptpric m6dbte othtun98Uou feinen
Treunoen uno Dem @ubIitum bic QnSei9e
MAIDEN, ooe er Die Obi9e porSu9Iihe Sinte,
IbmarSe uno blaus. am ShcmClt @de Der
9riuen uno gBnInuB SroBen, pcrfertiQt,
uno bsim @rCben Ocer cinSelnen Subeno, in
beouemen ScttcIn UOn 9Icicbcr @r66e, bic
INNER Die por9e9cbene NuonIttdt entbaIten,
perfauft, Iowie auf ScileLIun9 oielelbe gut
perpoft nab irocno einsm Sbsile oe5 Can
ces Ienoet Sicfe Sinte III ftrt pon Soe
unb warrantirt mstaune SCcrrn ni8t oniu'
frsiTtn. c..,r
Nbi(aorIpbia, San. 10, 1851. nq-
Qbjardpbio, San. 6, 1851,
Tits III III 6c3cuorn, coR ih Sre'S GWrlitrr Slnte
fit cuion Sahrtu nit oyotr 3ufrtcoEnbCit 9trautt,
nno ro6tr tErtltuUo mtin 3m9njB fir rtrtn rrrjt9;
Iibs SuolitSt ob0tts uuo rSdbs eT IhrGitSneEn @t'
mr;rhlit oncmpfynt. u. 2. SIcWbplo,
Snilrartt: Srcttr, SIC. 3 Grbona'.
cyb bt;tuot bicrpurth NuIn ris IS on9Sht eoB ois
ctjoe Sintl ron outrr SuaSt III, inotm ttb olGd3e
fbcn lonac uno nit pSN9sr 3ufritNtnbEit 9'bronbE.
SScuj. ~. Srpipu, Grrttr,
6Gce7:Gdl Der QDalEr unp &ahuR StroFtr'
sDbiloSt(phia San. s, 1850.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
2aufenOe N& 3A.
N e1ee Glitter !!

Die llnterSeitnsten bitten UNI Grlaubni6
iDren iobtreitcn Gunoen uno Gem alas-.
meinen QubIifum beronntSu MAIDEN, bas
lie loeben BON pbiIabelpbia SurhdeetebrE
uno 9e9enwdyti9 eifri9 bsfhdfti9t IinO miE
Dem Uuspafen rinc5 Der f66nfcn unp 9t66S
ten Stofs Don
3crbitsHt,o SSinter<9SsGGrer,
ais nod ie no6 cicfsm &beiIe pes 9anres
gebrdtt wuloe.
&IbieS: -8r Iacn cut1 erniiIib un0
bCriIib Elm bel uns uOrSufpreten, 70 balv
OI5 tbunIitb, unO unIcrn Sorratb pon 0reB'
@uter in eucr Sab 9eb6rCnc. Su unterfutbens
uno menn ibr nibt fCQleitb ein9eitcbt, oa6
ilc in 0tniidt uon Sb6nbeit, 6uaIitdt unT
8iuqFsit nett cure @rmOrtungen ubertref-,
fen, mOucn mir bnfcrt fitus fbmei9en.
S9crrcu: - g8ir babcu 9IcbfaQ5 eis
lcbr 9roBeS uno vOtliiiuoi9s5 N6ortsmCns
@uter in euer sab 9eb5rcno. uno lacen cut9
adWuQ5oCu Gin bsi un5 anSurufen uno fuE
cuN feIblt Su urtbeilcu. g8ir flbIsn ubcrs
Seu9t, caB uufsrs @aoren, teioes in 9ins
iibt pCn SuaIitat uno 9reien, p6uige 5Re
irieoenbeit ab9ebsn werren.
4ret;y @utD unD 60.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
9SO0rSirsfa iaea .2GsGtS.

Gine Samilie oon Smei pnioncn Don
QbiIacsIpbia C@rwabfene) wunfben bel
cner u mcrifauiftben s omilie, uno
Dem Gi9entbumsr Ger 8ausret weiauf iie
wcbnt, Su ,,bOarocn." 3mei SboIer Die
g8o6e fur iecc5 miro beSobIt. Soute Ib
cine whrciae uno wCbI9efubrte SomiIic bier
~ wiuiq fincsn, 70 m6bte ibr Die Sst0nnt'
lhaft oe6 UnIuhrnoen munihcsnerth Ieiu.
QQe 8ricfe aoorciiirt .,2merifo" uuo nab
Der Sffite pc6 Patriot" 9eianot, wsreen
brufndhtiQt.
Stt. 2, 1851. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23

Qtrlcncu it6er 80 Sohr Gciatlin 25 prrwnt trtra.
StoGr ntu @ntrcttnot hOt ouiTrn fir cas- crlte atr
en- Gntritt69rlo pcn 81 80 III crtrbtCn. mslbcs tci
2tumtbuu9 our 2Rjt9istihaft gu bc;ohu 1T. Die rre
librIiebt @njobIun9 mug iuncrbolb 30 So9cn 9tnabt
wtrotn. Stoc6 Mit9co 1T bcrctti9t iu ciusm mcrats
icb;u Bui;btl, in rGr Sits ol6 &trtns gratis III cr-
batu. Die 9Nit9licper iino iur ltntrtdgun9 6rttb:
tilt pcm Sage otr i&brIjhiu Ginto9c.
Scdmtc:
9t. GreiTctt, YrcNbn Il. SI. Gatpin Sitcs9rcIocrt.
.. 8. CarIu9, SEtrttir uno Sbaemtltr.
nyGcmittt: Il. 9J. Gjatvjn, IS. Qius6urp,
Sitp. S. .. Grnttin, 6. gR. Dictiurn.
y. 2B. Gn9tlh, GR. D, tcniuNrsnpcr 2(rjt.
9fGcbipcifnuGcu
GrsSjcur Tctp. QGistcnfIn. Qt. Gcup G. IS. Q3tau
g. y. 9Iumt, Ga. Gaib'r @F. 2utoun 6cn. 6. -.
gttts, Wloribiistp, Wiai !ocn 3. 9. G3iGouos, 9J9
6. iorn. N!pbM6 Sttb. Il. 2. Stnotcr. 6rn. SGtb
~. @otts, N'. 8. 81, 81. o. GrGjcup. QS. Slaos,
&srmrnt Nicr. .. 81. MItrritt, 6cusocnit, gVoiI
yocn.sGGos gGa,Ns gJlclEtcrc, NloI.
pbitoottp bta.-Gtp.N gJl. g. Gtort. 6. ST.
9ltGL GiQ Gcl. 3. Gurrau Yhilpct y6acecd, 6ai:
ldne uno RGGo. 8nnctt uuo &c. Or g. 8. Qo
mr. Il. ,oorrs uno Sc. 2l3 6btrrn ctr. pail unp
9cartuou, 93 uuo 80 9(rtb Ctr.
Isu:Wort 6 Gjtp.-iocn. locrats cjrwltu Gamud
@oltp, ocuaro 6ctd Rcbrt Q4tbWs. y. ,. Q2hit:
mere, 40 QBOG ctr. Rep. .. 81. Gjr6bam, 6Ol
@rctulpib Ctr. 8. G. Serb, 80 6utcn Ctr. GRars
ren aHarc, 90 6ranthlrt Ctr. SCFpb Surr 2l2
8. 6crt, gsercbant. 9. :. ScdpCeo, gJ'crtbunt. 6.
81. 0ittCC, ~. 3. 9Pm. Stcpc, y. 81.
GbaS. g. SSpplfcp uuo SO.
Gsnrrato9cnt fir YSuNVanitn, Searpartu u NRarpiane
SiSm ~. &cibcrt
GrnGrat N9cnt fir 9Idba unO 9crbamptcn.
Is. =. Slbelc.
N9mt fir NNtntaun.
\ rh3NN
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
SflnccfSptQe Npffamt.

GcIaenoe Sriefe bIieben wdbreuo oCm llb
am 80. Sept. moenoen SicrteI i'm Cbi9en
Defiant lie0en: Wcnrpe Qeter, SOnas
SenIln9cr, Souisl Rsmmel.
Yeter 0roS, 9. 80.
Srtcber 9. na3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
911h tll t
Sept. i.

miro bicrmit 9C9cben, roB ole llntcrscit.
ncten ais Grtcutoren Don Der l6interIa6cn'
Itbaft ccS uCritcr2cnCu 50 n Q th 6ne.-
bru6, lcetbln pCn Suombcttbou SaGas
ilbip. Qcta @ountv, ouaeiteut wOrecn iino.
- 2lue oicisniqcn oaber, wcI6e not5 ara
befaste SinterIoGenrbaft fhuIoiq iIne, mer,
ben biemit rfuht, unsrbaIb 6 gGpden bri
cinem Ger unter6eibnetsn ons,urufen uno,
abiub3aben - unc ale Sotbe,, Die nod
SOrbuun9sn all oicisIbe babcn, Iiao ebsnfaus
Qctrten ibre Hetnun9en tnns,bolb Der be.
Ia9.en 3eit cinjubrin9sn. an
9rte't 2fot6,
or.,t,o 'sF arp 9GgtcR.
I1'oot. .. -- nq6nl
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Oel>S SGODr,
SO. ss5 9torbe eSSGerftem Ober Ser
?lr6>Stra6e, 8Dil0belpbia.
Sirbl unD Duf
SclE0GnoIcr
srnnrmcinc GOmmiffOns &anfIentc,

sluarmciuc GcmmiifiouS Snufleutc,
oob,n beltSuoio ouf oan0 uro gum &Crtouf on nen
niEpcrItcu Qrtjltn IN &rrpodun9en wts ES &an'
ct pIrIan9tn:
@etlsi6tes @inter, Srubiabr uno Som'
mer Sperm SeI,
Grtra wei6e5 Solar Del,
,8ebleibteS uno un9ebIei6teS Bmter uno
Srubia6r Glspbonten Del,
90. DO. 98ouftI6 Del,
@eIeibtcs @allfiib SsI fur MEIn'rer,
@swSbulihcs 8aufib SsI jum S@m'e'
rem uno 8renucn, c.
9 mol;6l pon wcftti6cr uno eup
Mauutaftur,
Snoits. SbOrc, 9anf unc 9em69nIt6e5
GjerbCr Sel.
llnQeblci6tes, Hinter, Grubabr uno Son'
mer Spern Del.
Sur ManufaFtursn uno Mafdiuerieu.
esis boltsn c6sufaUS trt3nej9 ouf pouo Gin 9rrFss
QdcrtuNnt ptn
Seift trnO 2tt1ttrn.
sstsS, uuc Suff taOsn oanoiIr in Cti9tn ATtttlI
;S,s' n" ermnrsben, inpGm ie dtrSu9t fiNGn
sos &c oWf tdr In eitfsm SothS 70 mrbIt'I uno rSr
70 autCr SuolitiS Utfirn tcnnSh "e "S'"' ''' u" -"
Inn faued bGSrtFtnc5 pauS &.
s&2(ue Qrtifet ouranttrt ju le'n "''
ooraE9seeT1e: 1e,, rq3n
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Or. g. y. Spipnfenp's

~-~' ~ ~ ~lp4VHfeHp y
9 q t q y q t t ll0
oie nufcrprbcntlidbite GFcSi;iu ccr 9Sclt
lk6er 3peibunert uno fanba taulno 9ufrnsn lino
rdbrtno pn lcettn jm Sabren non otricoCnCn Grants
bHttn oopnrb 9ebGlIt mcrrtn. Sit bctt
Strcfuo, RbeumotjSn,
AN9snHne SbpGtbe, .Sartnidi0e 6CIbVUrr,
Nusjtbrun9, ybautrautbcittn,
9Rtrturbt Gftttt, Dp@ppRa,
2tttrbtihpUbCn, ScbIrmunotr,
Ncrltcpfun9s QSafTluCbt
Die &ct, HinUpurm,
6trjtrontbtittn, &rebit uno GSclrbgvGIfc
O- NoS StSnc an otcIr 0ltet;in iii, cap Is ME bl
@cntltutIcn p9rttet uno tanner au;b ouf Gic SbpGcs
ten, mcbltbdtbt9 wrtt. @S If Die cinii9e NPtcyn
Die nEtS, rrincS uno rctthht5 glut critu0t rnN 0u
Die Guchsn crrccbt. Soufuos nO 6Irsit, ibrt piGln
Su9Enotn ju Gtru9Gn.
@rO6e Srubiabrs- unc Scmmcr. .NcCiiin.
SIbs Wtrtn cUN 5vahiabrs uno Sp&tiabrs cine
8cttd oapcn 9t0roubcn, UNI bos Spittm 81 rtlullrGr
unp allie lInrtn9tttta ous;utreGen.
9lebmt Gule Sinner in Nbt
@nc 8ctd Yrn e. 9. Sc!vnfsno's Grronvrn Sors
iapartua rsinj9t cas- SpitIm Gine6 &jnrcs.
@cict bic 3euGutiic.
Sics III Su tCicE0Cn S0f mtin Sinh non elmer bDfcr
&rdubCIt n Ccilht bciIHcu lpurNc, pCldlc autu &ic
muDuuacu meincs Namilttnarstrs trpBtc, G0tr 6urt6
cut &ottcl non SoloHsnSs SariGpdriun 1GnjIib Je
BELT Wuret. 2Gm. SSppb.
lInipntomm 50yctte Co. pa, sui ,, 1850
Gtes it sn .Nsscu9cn Saf mir Or. gemnentg Gar,
iimfersr S;GcbbGrdaft Snrd ettelbe esWrtt wurSem.
Gin iun9er 9ltann pon bieitm orH 9'anenS SSeficp
ot6rpd, Wurpc Won beu Strpfcln' rrn ecncn tr 1ro'
fe Eunipcn auf ocm 9ddcn bGttty rurd, ben @rbrau6
elmer Qi9ttcG 9.GciIt. sues. NtGb uHe SUbn.
SunTiuBcpH, NGJ sui 5. 1850.
SIdri)riebt.
0as 4uttfum miro bjsrburtb tSnabribt9t rap
Or. e. 8. ScpnEno'S SorfoporUa in 3ufuuh tErEittt
miro urtr otr r2tuna yen Sats 8. @hjttcu @binlIlt
briitn Gomc in @erbiuoun9 init bcm oG6 Or. 9. q.
SGpuLuo fdb ouf itcsr 8rttl ttftnen wire, UNI SI:
tru9 ya ptrbtneErn.
Cr5-3um &srtauf sci Stnfin5 unb e dam,
l25 Gbtsnultra6G, philadelphia, Gtntrot 9Rhrliialss
l(otuttn fir pGnnptr0niGu, lcpjt tci 6utb, 2Jpmuo
rI,o Srcrler uur ltorcu l8 int in !uItntaun, Cius
;jot llutsro0tuttn fit Qttba @ountp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
IngcinmmcEtcS SapitGl, $2G,OO0
OarGntIe Sapital, $4,000

Dies 1T cine @Gftubat pcltsbtuo aus ?(r6ettrn uno
aneern Etlcnen, 9tltifttt lr 9c9nslu lntcritteune
@sihlthts ino cUtufaI5 tiutritfffb0, itpctb pcrpm
t;ins Certificate bSbir ats 81 fir iit OussNtlgL
Seccr Gntrtttnre miro curtb BtSoblun9 rtr nahfrls
tHI9tnon iibrIltbn 8ottn t;tInsliu9itbc6 NQit9lto
uno III bsrttb9t ~ elmer tebcnsI3u9Nbsu rp$tbtnt,btn
lntrltteun9 tpInn Grontbtits cptr lln9ddsIuI Gin,
trttcn cIn, tv.lbe ibm Die 8ltrljbun9 cOtr 8cauf.
ftbtt9unA ittnts 5!fbifts unmS3tb modbIu.
SdbrIibe Giujabtun9 fur @it9Iisoer unter
so Sabreu:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
SBQtlcn0ert0tS + 9Scrfauf.

~ONRI INAFS1NNNNHN S'N~% WV
3ufoloe ene5 9efebI5 aus cem QBaiien-
aCriht pcn 9eta GauntD, fOu am Sreitd9
oeu 24irn Sftcber, UNI llbr 9ia6mitta9S
auf Dem Gi9sntbum fcIbR 6ffcntIib perfouft
ncroen:
Sin GtiiCf &dmO,
ocIcqm in Salibur9 Sauniulp, tefa9tcm
Gaunm; qrcn,mo an Cancer ron Socpb
SCol, Geris GjiuinQ. uno onbere; entboI
teuc unacflbr Ufer, - tbeil5 0Ol,. unr
tbsils Saulauc. in cinem Quten &uturfonb.
Cine SnfhicccnbcIt Sbnbaume fino aud
auf Gem Came.
IS ii cit ucQcrcc 6intutoiItufhaft CO.
vcrNottnm pctcr 8aIttct lcetbin ccn
bcfaQtcm Saunidlp.
Die 8ccjnsungen am &nfaufst1ss ane
Qufwalun9 rnn
gOm0rb SO. 98ie0cr,
Guoroior, ttt.
Septemttr "a, nqjm
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
NQGrirl,f

mtro btermi! Sc9cHtr, oa6 be tlnter,ei6us,s
ais Aom'ntl'r"'ris vOnesr 9interlaITsuftoft
oSa th0'?trrn @bartsS SC d, lcbbin
oOn S3eriaucCn &aunfaip, Geda @Sun.
I9' 'n8eitelIt mcrbcn ilt.-NQ Dieicnioen
S"Etr. rcIbe nod all trfaafe Sointrr.
!.dllenlhaft VhuIb9 fnc, weroen Scbstsn
lnnaboIb 6 Q3ohtu bel Der unterSeibne.
zen anSmufrn uno obSubeSoblcn - uno ale
slleni9en wGIde rp@ retmd6ige Scrcr.
un9rn bobcn noQcn, iino cbrnfa0s crIu4t
'cIhc lnnrrboIb tda9'Cr 3eit mcb,belt6tiot
dnjubancgcn an
@}ubitb Sod,
Sttroet Z. NOON
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
gScrSdunng.

9Scrb0uuu6 miro hduptidhitd I'M 9fdaeh ttWcrt
Fci0t ourdb Suite eiutr SuiG1tett Die int 9clunecr
SuRonrC aus rcr iuucrn buuc icrcs Sr91ne be- uue
idrpiRG 0cn0nnt SCri9ohrtiebc S"ft-otelc Singt1ts
it ru5 GrrEtC 9lufipiuuNstttcl Der Sptttc oct ret
nidtupc unN timulrtnrC ?l9cu etS 9ladcn
unS trr ciuIclpclbc. Shnt SoIC!be hnett trInE &tr
Sauuu0 itott-tctuc ScrwonelunN Ctr Sptne III Slh
uurtiucr, tarrcrl ihmCrbnitcr nm ;critortnocr 81
1Oub bCs 1uu;tu &CrbauunGS' Ipp0r0ts. GIN lhpl
der, Galbtctcr rrcr pCrpprbtnrr 913tn prceurt ttt
ucn 6utcn 0NllvidbCn gut uno enhcr ole &rdnbctt
hNs @lcnn MMS bic SthMatNc Hic SNSnrt1 cntltlt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Sunuor 2, 1851.
81. q. Sem0lt,
z abto> >ar3t,
0IlIent1un So.

Or. DemoIt wunTbt odtunQ5uod ric
QufmertIamfcit beS QubliFumS auf Die SbaI
fade III tenfen, ooB er iltb bcibcHo in oe
Staot 4Qcntaun nircerQcIolien BAT uno bic
tet Quen, Die i'm nit ibrer @unlf tCcbrcn
wouen, nit &eranuQen feline ptrf,iIlcneiIen
Oieulte an, entmebrr in fsur Sffice ocer,
wenn ucrQeic9sn. in Ger gBobnun9 Der pd
tienten. Seine Sfficf fnoetmdn i'm 6auig
css Srn. 9ccrQc 8cjfsI, 9amiltcn Suo6e,
Qeaenuber Ger &sfOymirtCn &ir&s. Seine
8coinaun9en fno mdIfa.
Qpril II, rQlS
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
Hennipioauia 3,pei9 |SffIce
Der 9c9tufIiti9m
9IrbcIter< 11nterttlIt fbaft
in Spriuaftclo, NaII.

gB m. 8. BOwoOin, Sefretdr.
ctt's: @dt or Dcct uno DrittGn Stro6t, i'm Grban9l
Sattttbaus, Grts Gta9r, philadelphia.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-10-23
@reil @utD ttnO 60.
@0riSEigasa SSberf,

99inbmu0I< unb Gtr9bbnnfmatbeg
III Der Sabt QslIentoun
8eoient fiCb oiefer @etegenteit reinen
Sreuneen uno &unceu Die Injeiae Su mabs
en-, coB er lsin Gifbdft nod INNER an Ieig
mem GIten Stonopln6e, am fuo6RIitten @de
Ger 9amltOn uno Qnu StroBen, in QQen-+
taun, uno an ar Swifben cen 8aflbduIer bee
Seren @caper unp t2o9cnbu6, foubeucbtr
aQwo er od5
SSinomiibls un1 Gtrpbbdnf. Oeaz
cber $56uSipcrS,
auf cine fc6r dusgeoebnte gSeifs fortSufeBeN
9CiOrnen III. Scine @nbmubEen Gno in
ocn benobbartcn Counties moEI befannts
vaa9r fAdfH In t4,BB BBsfaRteseifb "
Wreife feiner g9inbmubten fine Don II bis
l6 Sboler, uno Die Der StrobbdnRe Don 9
Bis 10 SbaIer.
SiiGarbeit an gBincmi6lcn cSsr Gncbs
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September 4. nabv
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

CHRIsTMAs DAY IN BROOKLYN. Another
Christmas with its time-hoROred, joyous meetings
and scenes gay and happy festivfty, passed On
no previous occasions have our citizens enjoyed u
with more ZEAL and paid homage to the cause Of its
sacredness with more true devotion The morning
opened with sunny and charming aspect, and was
followed by a day ofuninterrupted hneness. Aclear
and bracing atmosphere, with firm road 20 tread
invited the pedestrian abroad, and wen Was the al
vantage taken Of circumstances and time for
thousands of our citizens were soon peTamoulating
the streets and suburbs, to enjoy the association of
invited guests or friends who had been long absent
from home. but which another Christmas brough.
once again to their ain freside" Churches were
well ate nded, Sunday schools were crowded the
little orphans were visited and many ana handsome
were the presents made them.
Anin,erestng trial match took place between Nep-
tune Fire Engine No. and Constitution No TO
contest tie relative powers Of the machines and as
cipline and action Of the men They were brought
10 the Fulton st. Dock about 10 O'Clock, and were
greeted BY loud and hearty cheers by concourse Of
about coo persons, who repaired ththef TO witness
the exhibition. No. took suction and supplied NO.
2-the breaks were manned and put IN motion, OUT
the steady and well-measured stroke OF No. could
not be met by No ?, and the latter came on Win a
washing" After this Ilal it was ascertained that
No had sustained some nallDJury, and iufsher
contest mas reserved for a future occasion.
In the afternoon "Alert Hose Company, No. ,,
brought home their new apparatus from Newly orh'
which vas safely ensconced IN their house In ber'
GEMS. The event was celebrated by dinner Inc
officers are VIM. E. Johnson, Foreman, and fSnei
Ward Assistant Foreman
during the day several Target Companies "O."
New York passed through this city on their way 70
the country for target practice. Among Ine" wei.
the CornweM Guards. Capt. Noonan WOO" ''1
crarfs and Johnson Guards, averaging aoo"t
,bnty men each accompanied by eHceiien' oanus =,
music Anew Companies from TINS CITY aiso VIZ
on, among which we're two Jewish orgahlIa"on,
comnosed Of boys between the ages OF IL an' ~
ve.rs who deported themselves IN true niili..s'
-. md created considerable interest," me
.,,orge,, in number were the Birdsan GUARDS Sou'
n,.nd.d ~ Master Howard Phillips Ihey nus'
,s,sd .bout thirty strong, and marched 10 inc nu',
".<.. a. drum Their destination was bediofu'
-, ,,s,ious 10 their departure they proceecea -
,h. o,d second District Station house, where vac
csrtain Was presented with me sworn ., M
Ianas Rirssall after whom the Company -
,.m,s The target which had been paiaed "
m,uber the Company, aged about 10 years "A'
,,s,s,,li, decorated with wreaths OF ro"e's' A"'
su o.sfo,.i ed on their return from 'he eto"'
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N.vvSr,rh .r1 Elerville Road, about 4 milo west
~ Evans GAP. on the descent of the Shawangunk'
extending do n the mouhtain IN southwest d.
yection 10 Frantzdale small village on the Dela-
vsre and Hudson Canal. about four miles from e.
IenyilIe Thence the Road will ruu up the wales OF
the sandbury TO Fsllsburg. on the Neversink River
about ght miles from Monticello, to which place
continuation Oft be Road Is contemplated
The first Plank Road constructed on the CONT
nentwas one leading east from Toronto, IN Upper
Canada built in 1855 under the administration OF
Sir Francis Bond Head The first IN the United
States was the Salina and Central Square Road, in
1887. Now there are probably something more than
1900 miles in operation in the State OF New York
alone
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The PaWnbrokeraQe system.

10 ne EdffOT OF me N. !. tribune
SIR ! noticed III your paper of the 9th
ult. your remarks on a commune alton respecting
the lmpostions OF pawnbrOker, and your recon-
mendatiOn of an Institution like the Monte de
Pete al Paris be got up IN this City The ben
e6ts of such an institution, If properly managed.
would be great, especially among the poor and suf-
feriDg class who have 10 other means of raising
money Iii their exigencies. | remember that some
twenty five yeart ago a similar institution on the
plan of the one In Naples and Paris was chartered
by our Leglslaiure-lt WAS called " The Ne~-f Ork
Lombard Association" and was mainly established
by the late Messrs. Benjamin s. judah, Nathaniel
Prime and other old and respected citizens, long
since deceased. The evidence laid before the Leg
isauIe in getting the charter very interesting,
and doubtless as our population has so greatly m
creased that period. the amount OF imposition
there exposed is doubled The institution under the
the original proprieors hourished for short period.
attended with great benefits to the class OF citizens
for whose relief II was intended, but being stock
company II wTeSted out of the hands OF the gen.
tlemen who started 1t and tell into the power Of ,pec-
ulators who perverted 1t from the Charitable intents
of the founders, and Its funds applied to large
loans to needy lottery vendors and falling merchants
instead OF the mechanic and other small borrowers,
and the institution IN a Shor! tine wound up.
While applied to the legitimate intentions OF It's pro
jectors the benefits which felt from the lnsttu
uon were great and it Is to be hoped your hint may
either resuscitatc il that new Mont de Pete
may arise from it's ashes. AN OLD CITIZEN.
We should be obliged TO any person who would
furnish us with the laws and further history of the
old Lombard Association. led. Trib.
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The DISASTER ON SATURDAY.-Duriu,

The DISASTER ON SATURDAY.-Durlng
one % the most tremendous storms Of wind and
snow on Saturday afternoon ever kno vn here, Capt.
Samuel Freeman keeper Of the Light House at this
port procured aid and proceeded TO the Light House
al Il q east end OF the west pier IN small boat
There being number OF vessels due here 1t wzs
deemed important that the Light House should he
lighted on that night, and Capt. Freeman succeeded
IN his hazardous undertaking in making the end OF
the pier and lighting the Light House. The boat
was manned by Capt. Freeman and two others. Ia
attempting 70 return, when the wind was blowing
perfect gale and the atmosphere filed with snow,
they were unable 10 manage tho boat, which drftsd
into the surf amid floating ice and uemendons ses
running al the time, the boat was upset Al enose
on board succeeded in getting hold Of the pouom os
the boat At this moment Capt. Malcolm bronson,
who witnessed the catastrophe from the lower oock
on the "a est side Immediately procured a ooat ana
thr.e resoute men to her, and proceeded 10 the
rescue OF those IN the water. After desperate
strnggle with the sea and Ice, they reached capt
F,eemsn's boat which had drted into the ia ofthe
,eys and succeeded with much difficulty and al great
b,zaId OF their own lives, IN SAVING Capt Freeman
and his men at the moment they were exhausted and
Owing up Their rescue under the circumstances,
and the escape of all was most Temarkaois
achievement Tor which Capt Bronson and his asso-
ciates are entitled the highest credit Capt Ffee-
man and his men were more or less frozen "heh
they reached the shore as were also Capt: bronson
and his men. Capt Freeman was speechlets aud
senseless and fer some time his life was despafreo
~ n is now thought they will all recover.
W. [0swego Times, Dec. n