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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
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in QillentpWn!!
Neli9b unD 25retnt0
Cr1e 2bdrs untsrtolO ssinrs eaithous

Grte Sbure untettoIo Setccrs Salthaus.
8Geicntn fth rici.r GdtQtnhyit brcn Srunocu uno
sinsm 9ctbrttn Qu6lltum I'M Auatmciusn, bic AnttOe
iu mobrn caF irs icttsn rrn 4baodpbia 5urtd9tt,bt
hno. nit sincm ftitbtn 2trd
Trii0jdbrs, uirO Grma1cr Glitter
Ger nTctu Srltn. ben aiCnucn INN ouf j'sittI"a
unr 0uf onnr IN ffuae WOnnstaIN3r GufIum0th II.
uao irOr an fr tlnign FrtlEn edp iit u,r9cntspC
'crit IN rHir St9tun rlllGcr uHtauf ptrrtn tTnntu
5br eEAInpirugr 9rCH &crrotb fnu8' RIantr bettbr
Nlm Shtll Gus
Sc,la' Refe Won oIcn Wluffern fur Srub
iHbr uno Srmmcr. fertiae 0Ofen urn al
len StpIen unc Vre;leu pon ocn mrbI
f,iIiirn SOmmdbplIn bis Al ZEN fciniien
8uhtrcn, &t1en ierer Urt unc prci5
untnhriSn mp 0cmoCr. feline GCmoer
uno 0rmrCfr0aen, 8ropdtren etc, Ctt
ole ron ru3tth ht necnncn 1no an rtu oCGrnINrtlr
NrIlkn 0tWkgtu, unn man ntro CS IA ituCm Gcrthtll
rtr, rNt gt rh'Gn Cnilrukn uno thrtq 5tcd IN Au:
Vynittr II n,hmcn, tht man culfuc fault.
M,it Hun0Ir GNIr Nrt rGrrCn nit IontH0rfiit on:
nCnrmmtn unh rIrtth r,fcQt tptrccn, mn "a it
I'M rrut k.t SthuIN,r iiur mr ole rel rhntn per:
f,rt,n MT fl Il TT ltrT nllu"ilcn Nufnht itihtn,
ic hmtht IN IL f,h i'm Gtourt 81 lttu a!IgsnHuE 3u:
Wrrrht Ncttn "a fGrutn.
"a fhar fir mshrr 0crriT,nm 6untff0't hcftn fl
rurrh ruFth1 ytttunna. QufG uno roun hafti Nrtslt
unc t'0t prt', Il 6Crnr zen 9Suci8ttn 3uprutb ctS
Qurl tl = ruirH,l N mcCbm.
Nu.ntaun ?Cprr Is, ls52 nq3D2
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
9(n OQltSDdltCr.

Gin 9rcPe6 ANcrttment ycn pouabolnn86strtfsL
cte,
sIUehacid,i;r, npmria tnomdrrunr rCriunf-
Souct unr ( tn Yfauu;n, &rotpfonntn, NrltuItn,
Wdift,iu u. IT,, dt.
EbeCtriacv urn gTOitcre, rcn QmGhrIithtn III
ftintn, in S,tts uno ttim Suetno. Nrmt0llS rcn
0rthjfhr Trrm unn rtrl,hltrturn ourcrn pdttlrns.
slfciIcvu urb Gjnbctu in Suts unr ttim
Trent, 10 unth NN,Trr oueln; Nriihutictmtilru,
eta {. 0ctb uuo Vurhtrm,krn, iOmnt itrr Onctru
Wdjtlt.
En;thcR. uuo 1corrmcNcru, |ojTmc0;rn,
Ght,,r, : S,haof.hc,r,u ron Niu httn Manufotturtn,
i .. 3uur ItNrN'0j Mi'Nrr.
Gdhanfclut 2roCin, ioot,u. SEtttrn, 8thcr. gid;
en-. atrtju, Il. ~.
Tcurrichippru unc 3ouncn, rifIrnc uno mcf;
fin, nc rnlur, I,uu2dGmt Sticrorr9, 0chItn: oco6n,
Sthutirtr: mo 8d,dutn Nc, gum &'t touf bt
y uur Z SnQr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

Seutite QEaIbpuIper
uicbt init ourGrn Nrttsln rcr l(rt gu rtrpchFtn pdhe
Nlm &trtouft arqEtcttn rptrrtn. Gem Gtttt N in
pad,tln. mt rcltu Anpcliun9tn. cnhatftn. uno NUT
VI rem SrrttprCF rcn l24 6ats ros Tadd pHfOuf.
OF FOrGdtr wcrclu Is ithr III tbrEm &crEbdl
fuceu, rrliIs pulptr gu tauftn. nm lhrs
8utftobe uuo Roller
q fautGrn ca ralbt ciu khr rcrJl4thEr 1rtltd fir
rilitn 3Gptct II. &Erfiru9t allSin hi
z. ~. SlONf.
in lintm 9otcrrtCrium unD soup Strct, Nc. 10. cir
Ste 81, Ghliaetpha.
3 III &ertauf tei (Srrtreihottiru ure Truoctilln IN
'luatusluIn Gum &crthtt pen Hatuttu mtrr an
nrottr Etpla Gttoubt uuc ous0 ettut atpHttlf. Gll
Qlrft miigIn pcitrri Ilrolithd 10 ter. N'roct c,r
gtolntn uttbt: .,Otutlhts " a itb.Qulcsr."
@ i'm uuc Nsnurrotr,
G8hcidalt uuN R,toit Gncrtm fit GHipiaDm. ga.
OI1- GbtuNts am Ss'tauf TN SUlblIrbr ess pa:
tricttu."
GeRm6er 4. 1851, - ns6N
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
g q dlri6f

miro biermir scsebeu, Gag Gle linttfStiS
neten ais Gr,tutcrsu pon De! 9intertdsti
lhaft rss pelit0rbsnen Mtbaet Bt6T
lsetbiu rrn @aftiiatOn SaunftiS
ee6a Gounto, Ga3eGfut moroef fins
- Ute rieieniapn oaAsr. rpst6e nod az
befears 6,nttr;ofTrito't fhuteta finb. Ueg.
ceu bientt srfg. 80 6 @oden te5
tncm Ter ,.GHe-.r'.ss gnSurufen Ine
abiut8ohlen 49, uao Gls ScIde. bic nod
Scrcuuu0en an e;gf,.s. baben, limb ebsnfaas
lrteteu ibrs Gthuun9cn iuuetbalb oer be-
fa9:rn 3,tt tinjpbrinsrr, an
Slsiehdci SgebSv
SGHteI 2Sebry
GrssstSrks.
SUM- "a. aSS@
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
= @ Cd
flpferne tlnb mcIlIn9nc Gcftl
au brrnbgciebteu aSrCiien.

au bcrnbaciettrn 9rciien.
YRer icet Gin GcIft! brduht uon 2 btS III ~
@oncncn Der rufe an, nrem ie fort mollfn
-6dufer crer feine. Gin Nncrtemrnt ven
SSIecDiuddren INNER ouf Sano.
SSleebrrur SGd,rr, Sdthrinncn GSGnScln),
SSrauutipCin'SenEl
uno Saufenoe oncsrcr Urtltcl mcrtrn duf
bic furSe(fe UuSeiQe 0cIicftrt uno an irlfsn
WreiIen rae Der Urme iOmcbt wtc Der Erlde
ini Staure 1T lie Su brfrmmcn.
Nres &upfer. Mefna, 3tnn uno Slel
wiro pelanat. Qeqcu 8aar9eIo o1sr I'm
QustauId, fur WddrCn.
R~Gin 9clinocS 2Sort an SCIfT
w. cR fdpn ftubrr HtduNFdt baton
MAIDEN fcuen uno cieu,ttt gldubcn IT
braute fcin @cio Sb perNtbtre Gdh lbr
feic i'm Sitbum -unc menn &br's nldt
aldubt 70 modem mir es bdlo brmcli,n eurb
fiueu Trtecensrldter. Seu ucbriQen idAcn
mir unfern Sanf uno I0cen ne Gin NIT TAU
ftno Uncern aniuruftu-wcnn n!tt iu tau
fen, nur UNI 81 ltbCn.
Qlmp6 @ttiu9cr.
Quento n, Guni 10 1852. nNl1R
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
2Ser 2cbsr broutbt, ber lefe
SSSilGi0nt Orinsa,
gufri&r tn QlQent0ult,

Mabt bisrmit ieiusn Srsuncsn unc hem
pubIfum hbsrbaupt bic QnSsias. caB cr
cas @urrier (eeoerbereirsr) 9sfddft nod
immr fCrtbettsibt an ferem aItsn Stano-
pIaB, in Der Somitcn SnoBs, gNocs gc-
Qennbrr 96qenbuh's @ofbau5, uno Swor
duf cine ausaccebuterr WcfR ais is.- @r
III frsb,u ron NfupcyF iuriItq'fshrt. mo er
linen ucrt,t'fItd su Strcf einQrtouft bat, cen
er oefcnnsn III. frinrn 5tunren 70 mrbIf,iI
ot3uloNtn, ais ctsa i0snowo foam 0f&rben
fdnn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
@Gutc ic0cr @lrt
&Smrca9v'5 %nc0'icDt
G0QWcrrCQn>3 Simmer.

Ter lint, ;au fe utu'at cen .@...r ""H H;rrH
pfn N!Iwr,un mo umN0t.r Gdtuust t:tE tW arHst
gu notb,u, tog tr is 5'u Ntu2
00bIiht 0n9uGrrc0n>Simmcr
crGFutt bat, ~ bS b,icnr<rs IT tsu unriv.t ,r'ur
ruo. um glth'oacer ctyr 0oHuactr'~esn in mS,htttu
&cutrmmiI bet u atuaGn, ! ha ectal III In OR
oumItcu Stroat, cnat 5hdrcn unrahlb ,u Mtfrr:
mlrtn Rirttj I'm orthn St.t ftS &.tiurtS ron
.Drn. !. .. pulhs Cin:QRooru l0f,r,
sSurcm s. cG2 trrDu,ut -Sha Gbt III. tof "a u'rs
ran g|rnrTt in DohrEm YGrp,tuo unc rtthtl.IN
9ltb urn Stbotten. nur mitttt Cnts SaChhts 0trcm:
men mirotn tGuntn, uno lubtm tb Ger lInEeibrCbEne
CrtibriI9n bat fem 8tto ous ItlnCn b¬n 9rbtn IL
!ofn, chne oaB Is in icrcr bnhtbt pclltcmmen parC
mdnl;ht or fa6 ale Scthe Die ctn ftrretts 8ontR 81
bobsn mtufhcn, i'm mir thrsm 5upruh tssbrtn mSh.
ten. @r ttSfirt 8llon nit coer rhne Sarten, sniln
crer mshre giiamnen auf elmer ptate, IN Ctnem StN
Der unU6trtrefftth bier cper in Den 9rS9Irn Stirtn
Die cage irner 3immsr IL ron frIher Vcftafrnbtt
co6 elm pcntcmm:nsr ShmcB pon 9itbt uro Stbottsn
uno fcnadb ott tIbcnsdhuhitsn GefibtGausprdds Dem
BitrC oufQcbrudt werotn
0tn 1arer, rpGlde idh rpctltn a6rctncn lafcn,
miro CnrfclIsn, ftb nit elmer puutln coGr f9urrtcn
0rc9 n tt,ipIn.
VloniiTt nerrcn oercnnen ron itNer GirfFc an
rittr rpcH ots hIen So0tn. ouf eic autrtct}n Not:
tn in 0ds, 9cdtts, Pruuaotn, Tlndtrrtn9t. III. 10.
20 arcB hnN rtt QicrthutS rts IGhlrhts raF or i'm
StanNI III yolttNusne GbtntittGr rtu Nlnleen in trm
turwu 3utrouii, ron Sttune n ~ n hultn. YrclN
rtr 9i!rui.e il uath 6jr6Ps uno IHfrtiauuJ GUE
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Giicnl.

CirG Suorijfit ochiumutcs unN ocrrlIttS Clfn
Mc0,u,0tn. omWrtanitrtG uno crUthcF @0rbn;
tinn. Mnf,Ln. o.acnInr unn Schiirultdll iNrdr,
fl1sh ~ =, ruJlrr Imnrir mn GhUOuJItod,n,
ic,t,u {. III int rc.lfnw ~ vaton'tn tH
). u4C !. 9 idrr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
SaDs aagHa0tiS11anaS.
Sduuar 3.

gn'r obdItrn taQIit m,bt 3euanriIs ron
rrn s. il'uornNeu prn o. Man gdum'S
9lbcumdtiIc5cr 2ptirm.
WCtiruen wrlte ltru pIIt 9Rluu Qeaen
Rhrumotiamus Qrb:oudt bdben. usrn ran
uns oaB CbileS gan, enht iccen Gas br7c
uutcr allen fut pie 6riIuua ciefr fimsrSbaf
ten pldge fei. 3u bdbcn beim 8Io6en IN
GIcin,n i'm
2SGtript Suttftohr tci
Sub uno SrGrtlr.
@S @Stobrboltcr i'm Ganoe meren es
Gin lebr pefdulibsr Qrtifel flncent fpbalo
teiTsn @hefamFsit tsfannt if
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
GNc!c uu1 ,Sivn;is.

Sit rtn ollyu llt'n, crtrd't uno ,ch, STrwtin
@uuo,t Tlrup rrn i,rtr NrL etlm. II. f. p.-wUt
olt6 vrEIftl putouft btt
8 uno Z. Sidcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
%,o8oopcagl $enHaaproa!

Eu u1tuft,irbcucn bnb,n f. Zen c,har
ten cjuro urum Mrrralh pru 1S!r,io gam
per wc!hc ns febr wrbifeiD tur Qoor9rIr
"ofautgn. Sdtrc 8rdG 21mpcn an
25 his 81 Is Gents. Gampen mir Ole obi
lcn merc,u pun Nrdmen curh Gas 9dnr
tur mbr ais ben rcppCttcn 0rets perfaufr.
0oher fduft cure eompsn bel uns, 70 BE.
rcmmt ibr apei fur Gle Summs Die ibr ID,
utn fur Ciue bebabrn mh6t.
9oung unD 2eD.
Iurntaun. SUM II. nq-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
9ccorDeOmSl

Quf ale Qrteu uon Ucccreeons wsrbsft
8efcuuuQen uOn 5 bis 40 EbaIrr aiieencris
men, 70 ME aut atIe Ieparaiuren auf eds
Sdnrufe uno Sefe perrihfet pCrt
6. @. S1eid1et;
atrcrrccnsSaGriFant, rcbnbaf teirn lbrnaber
6cffman. uutsrbab .oaSsntud's 9alfbans
Iucntcrr, Suli |. ndfSp
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
9gm S0s NSsabiifn'ss.

Der urteneidnete bietet gum SHtout an
on Ieinem 8bptrIale uno Hetoll Nup:
fer, unp Btrtbwoarrn'S Eager Qearntlber erm
Rruport une 2SrIf' Strbr in Auentdun,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
,NaSI.iiuCiB

9iuti Sc rtn rtiuts uno trt Yitiptif, ftttcn crs
boittu unp ju rTtaufin Tel
8. unc &. SiNcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
Stn MctbduieS
NIGocI

800 SYEcr rtr cen tItin yiGlln, 8rors une Sptits.
icrbtu Grboltcn uup ;u rtl tonkn tG
3 uno Z SiQcr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29

l1D mrrn GiMs - vet 10. 10 hi -. 10 rel H.
~ nj i. j u, 10, uaN ourtr} r1 Gtn, u rrtous
I'm tU
8 nue ( Stlr
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
S1nbclil

Gin 0rrFtS 2(Nrtt0nGnt rru otn trfitr Scbn @C0'6
octdn, rtFit Gtntm 0rcGcn &crr0th ron ancHm
Scbrtjurr9ctbitr, nrbtHl mm @utouf tri
.. unp s. Sd9Cr.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
JaDrgan9 SS.
2aufcnDe IL ! @.

9sts9sn in srfass
tenn GIapton;
snibalteno lU5
Rutben. Die
tGtrunssn
lino 2 ntus
l!einsrne2 h6dit
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-07-29
ScOtn0nn0en: "a:

Subrtription-Gin Ebeicr beS SobrS.
SSefauutmadHuSe rawncn sn ben ttat9tsn
preiltu t!u9Htidt
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-11
LOUISIANA.


The I.nuisisns Legislature assembled
Al Bssnn Raagr ON the 18Th uilimn. Mf.
]. Z. King. Wing. was elreied Speaker
oG the Hapse ef Representatives.
On lhe 2osh Governor Walker sent IN
his message. which. IS wr learn from The
New Orleans Pirsynnr. commences with
congratulations upon il'e general pr"spfri-
~ Of the Stale and NsiieB. and sllndfs
particularly 10 lhe zhsenre Of epiJrmirs
and inundsii~ns, aud The abundance Of The
harsesi- dnrias the past year.
The domestic division Of opinions in
regard 20 the SLAVERY question, whirh a
one period appeared Ia contemplate The
dismrmhermeni uf The Union. have. in his
opinion. erased 10 operate.
lie nali-es in some proper words The
death of Gsneral Taylor since The last
meeting Of The L. gislaiure. and lhe desire
flhe State 10 give him burial place and
tomb within lis limits. which desire was
moi accomplished. because the relatives ol
The deceased preferred that his ashes should
resi- in The old family bnrying-ground o.
the Stale Of his nativity.
In regard 10 The riois in New Orlean:
last Augus,. The message holds this Ian
guage:
IAN unfortunate riot in New Orleans
during The highIy.exeiied slate Of public
feeling in regard 10 the fearful fate o
Lopez and his followers. has, as sou ar
aware. been made matter Of grave ma
tional correspondence between our Gov
vernmenl and The accredreI Minister q
her Catholic Majesty. | take pleasur
in assuring you that none Of the officer
Of the Stale were derellri in The perfor
name Of their duty: and | deem il m,
especial duty. as il !. nv desire. 10 inform
you that The good peuI lie Of the city tool
the most summary mode Of putting Al
end 10 these rininus proceedings, and win
dlea,ing The majesty Of the law. Mob
are almos, unknnwn in New Orleans. ih
sense ~ her worthy citizens being uilell,
opposed 10 such anarchIcaI manifestations
and il would be manifesIly unjust TO hul
them responsible for a Sigh, elrervescene
Of feeling. confined 10 few misguide
men. operated upon by the most inhamms
bio appeals"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-11

The siramer NisgaIs. which sailed
from Liverpoal ON The l7ih uliimo far
New York. PM into Halifax on We'd
nesday lasI, in consequence of having ex-
hAusied her supply of euals during very
iempesluous passage.
The most Interesting intelligence BY
this arrival is what nlaies 10 the new
Constitution az France. whieh had just
been published Al Paris. liappeaIs from
ibis summary that Presidrn, Bonspane
is 10 be the responsible Governor Of The
Nation for ten years; justice 10 he dis
pensrd in hrs name he has The initiative
of all laws. and the right 10 grant par
dons; is commander Of the land and sea
lorces; can declare war and make irea-
lies; is To appoint all public funriions.
ries; and all who accept public stations
are required To take an oath &c obedience
10 the constitution and fidelity TO The Pre-.
sidenl. In case nf his death the Senate
is 10 ronvoke the nalion for new elec.
lion. The President being entitled. howev-
er. by secret deed. 10 designate such ci-
iizens as may merit The confidence of The
People. So mnrh for The Republic Of
FrauceI This Constitution, il is said,
does mol give general satisfaction.
The news heretofore communicated
that Napoleon is about 10 be married to
u Swedish Princess, is confirmed. 4.
The Freneh papers are filed with sc-
counts of the removal Of prescribed per.
sous. who are 10 be sent 10 Cayenne.
Amongst them are some Of The most en-
ineni members Of The Council of STATE
and several Ednors &c Newspapers.
A decree has been issned sequesiering
the property Of absconding insurgents. :
A quantity Of arms have been suren.
dered 10 The public authorities in rxecu-
lion Of the decree dissol,ing the national
guards.
No news is reported from England,
and nothing from other paris of the con-
lineni. except that the Danish govern
ment has yielded TO the demands Of Aus
liza and Prussia respecting The Duchies.
II is stated also that the Charge of The u.
niied States and the Turkish Ambassador
were NOT Invited 10 a late banquet given
IN Vienna BY The first officers OF the
Crown.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-11
FROM THE RIO GRANpE.

In the New Orleans "Tiue Della"
We have she following intelligence from
Brownsville, coming down 10 the 9Th
instant
The killing and robbing Of six men Of
Mexican quad near Roma. by party
who crossed ,he Rio Grande on Christmas
night. from Hi. sIle Of The river, is char
ge'l by the Flag 10 Carvajal's men, and
thai journal adds:
THE success and impuniiy attending
this foray induced another gang of these
patriots at Rio Grande City To- Try their
hand al The game, and under command Of
The gallan, Capt. E,lmonson, murdered
three men. stole .hirieen horses. guns, &c.,
returned To our territory in safety, with
The exception Of severe wound received
by the valiant leader. This was effected
while onr noops lay at their quarters with.
~ les than quarter Of mile of the fer
~ where they crossed
In regard In Csvajal'. hand, the FLAG
says il has nothing reliable in relation :,
lltlr movements, bui il learns llal-
"fhey are still occupying some of The
unknown :, gions between The Rio Gramle
and The C"lnra,lo. We have seen some
three or Tour Of ih,ir leaders abou, ,own
Tor The lew lasl days.
No doubt THAT Inrre they have is M,
'ar rom Ili's rny. and il is whispered !.
round r'nfi'lrn,l"lly thai they have eiph.
'rti' hundred men and Two pieces Of ar
illlfry arrived with Capt. Ford iron,
Texas. We Judge. from all we can learn.
some reinIoreemtnis have really arrived
al last, and thai amniher attack upon Mat
amnros is seriously nedi,alrd, perhans
ere many days. Gen. Avalus has mn
der his command a. leas, ,wenlv.f;ve
hnn,llcd men. with guns and en.rench-
'nrnis, IN FACT. every material reouisi,e
Tor successful deIen. of his posi,inn !"
Capt Benjamin p. Willsc. an old ci,i.
zrna 'ans,ille, was lately assass,na.
"d near Santa Rna, in Cameron comfy
;l's body was found ON the road, q pupsho,
wound through lie chest, whrb. il was
supposed, caused instant death. There
was mol even suspicion as 10 who killed
him.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-02-11
The Alleged Insult at San Juan
Disavowed-

The steamer Prsmeihrus. which has
inst returned 70 New Yark. on her last
inn outward arrived a San Joan on The
18Th instant. and found there The Uniled
States steamer Sarznae and the slooP-of-
war Albany; also. The English sieam
frigsls Arrogant. The sloop-of-wsr calyp'
50. and The brig Express. A 'reIrgrsPhis
despatch from New York ss,s:
1.-The Arrogant has been dispatched
by ihe British Admiral 10 the West lndis
sIaliaa with assurances 10 Commodore
Parker that the British Government en-
iirely dlsarowed and condemned ihe Act
az The British Consul and Csp,sin o
the Express in the exercise Of any aulhori
~ whatever in rannexinn with The lofeigI
commerce OF San Juan. and that ihe con
duct Of The latter in OBTAINING The Prone
lheus and firing shot acrnss her was IN
authorized and heartily condemned.
.The most friendly feelings exisle'
between the Officers Of The ships OF boil
countries. Statutes were exchanged o.
The 10Th. on the interchange Of visits b.
The commanders Of the na'ional ships, an
Com. Parker was highly compliments
by Capt. Robinson. Of the Arrogant. hoi'
ting The American ensign a The mainma'
during The salute. The eemplimen, wa
returned by The Albany. with The Englis
ensign nj The mainmasl.
"Assnrances were given by Con
/ Parker TO The British officers that tie sli
/, fruliy relative TO The whole Mosqni,
question was progressing amirabiy 10
satisfactory adjustment, and that M slonl
existed that il would he speedily settle
10 The satisfaction of all parties.
.The Saranac and Arrogant were
leave San Juan in a few days.
"Ths United States sloop-of-w'
Il Cyane was expected daily from Chagr'
TO relieve the Albany"
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FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Halifax, Peb. Q.

@s~$t W. -
The American steamer Ilnmbaldi,
which sailed from lIavre on The l4ih uli..
arrived here on Sunday morning, having
encountered terrific gales ON the passage.
and damaged her udder To such an ex-
tent as To render repairs necessary.
The Hnmboldi lrfi Havre on tile morn
ing oI the l4lh. and Cowes The same ovens
ing. She brings full cargo Of valuable
goods.
Observation-Disclosures will he opened
ON The Sd February by The Queen in per-
son.
The present Cabinet will f.re all lis
difficulties iihoul Further mudifrai on IT
alteration.
The London Times says that Russell's
cabinet cannot survive the session, though
the Peelites pIemplorIly refuse all over
lures for coalition. The Times lnrlher
says that nothing ran save lie Cabinei
unless il is modified in broad aud Ibr-
raj sense.
Lord Normanby has returned TO Eng
land from France, aud his place will pro-
baby be supplied by CIanrica,de.
Sir Harry Smith. commander al the
Cape Of Good Hope. has been succeeded
by Zen. Caihrar and his deputy Lieut..
Tower. The appolnlmrn, is not poru-
Lar in England.
There. has been no settlement betwee n
The operative engineers and their employ.
ers. No less Than thirty SIX firms have
closrd hns ness. and ten ihnnsand men
are oni Of employment. A compromise
was, however. expected.
Subscriptions are being taken up
l''ouehonl England { Tie relief or The
@id"ws and orphans az lllnse losi bv The
burning Of the Amazon. The Queen
has contributed ESQ. Il is expected
S50.000 will he raised for them. Mr..
eioskey. The American consul at South.
amptnn, has addressed a It,ier To The
MAYER Of New Yurk suggesting The TAX
ing mp Of subscriptions there for the same
purpose.
The l.on'Ion Npes 0f the 18th az Ian.
nary. IN allnling 10 ihe outrage on lLe
steamer Pr"me'hrus al San Juan, say.
taal The British Government will EXPRESS
10 The Cabinet a, Washington. in frank
and manly terms. their regret al The occur.
ranre. and will testify in marked man
nrr Their tllsapprnbAlion Of The agprcssur..
conduct. The whole matter may there
lore be regarded as senled.
France,-France is nanquil-bu, i, j.
ihe tranquility hal may be expected mn.
der an ahs"nle despolism.
The Pie.nlenl has issued \ ,lpr,ee dis
sewing the National Guards. bn, Ia he
fe-"rsanizcd when The t;overnmrn, deems
u necessary Tor The maintenance of pub
''c order. In sucl, eases The Presulrn,
WI appoint The commandment, coh,neIs
and lieutenant colonies.
Ills sui expected that Louis Nap, leon
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FROM LIBERIA.

We have accounts from Monrovia,
Africa, to the 18th Of December, which
confirm previous intelligence Of hostile
attacks having been recently made on
two of the settlements of Liberia by
bands Of the natives. The leader Of
the Instruction was chef called
Grando, who, with number Of his fol-
lowers, on the 9TH of November sacked
and burnt the new village Of Fishtown,
aud murdered nine of its inhabitants.
lie afterwards induced several other
chiefs to join him, and on the 18th Of the
same month made desperate attack
on I,assa Cove. But here the savages
were repulsed, without any loss OF life
on the part Of the defenders Of the town.
Since then no further depredations have
been committed, and the rebel chiefs
appeared disposed to make peace. IL
would seem, however, that, before treat
ing with them, the public authorities Of
Liberia contemplated, with view to
preventing the recurrence of such dis
turbances, inilicting upon them some
just punishment Tor their past treache-
ry. These hostilities are supposed to
have been instigated BY few foreign
traders, and President Roberts has is
a proclamation inter,licting all trade
and intercourse with the rebcllious
bands.
The Legislature of the Republic
commenced its annual session at Mon
rovia on the LIST of December, and on
the third day after assembling canvass.
ed the votes cast at the last election for
President and Vice President. Joseph
]. Roberts having been reelected to
the former office, and Anthony ID.
Williams to the latter, they were both
forthwith installed for the ensuing two
wears. Beverly II. Wilson was elected
Speaker of the House of Representa-.
tises. The Vice President presides
over the Senate.
The Liberia Herald confirms the re-
port of the bomhardment of the forts at
johanna by the slo0p- of-war Dale, which
returned to Measurable on the IIth cf
November.
The Herald states that all the late
immigrants into the country BY the Lii
IBERIA packetare well-contented. They
had gone through the acclimating pro-
cess, aud were convalescent, without
having lost any Of their number BY
death. The immigrants received by
the /" Aida" from New Orleans, were
not healthy, owing to the smallpox
having broken out amongst them while
ON their passage.
Late adsices from Cape Palmas re-
present that the affairs of that colony
are progressing smoothly, and that the
people are giving expression to de-
sire to be annexed to the Republic Of
Liberia. Nat. Intel
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him,sll near de middle d de bridge
a DE tain apprOaehed Hith y ..,ss
sUeed. he had 10 time p &c "a nc
bridge Il either end-the space :. M
side &c the track was too sloPlns % DC
resorted to with s4fety-and leap Up
IN the ice below was SIRE death. In
dis terrible dilemma, he thres himself
into the trough between the rails. ana,
hurgirg the bottom closely. the tram
nassed over him without harm.