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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
StbrcHIicDrS Sampfboot: AIN
0lMcf.

S6on wieSer III e5 Der pre5e Sur Yfidt
Qrmadt. Elm furtbttarcS SerIorcnoebeu rcn
Menfhsn[eben auf GiFe Gtie Su beridten.
I'm 20fm 0iefe3, MorQen5 I'm 2 rlbr,
raunte nimIib, etrpa ~ WeiIen pon @tie,
pa., Der Qropelr Saofn5bur9 an ta5
0ompfbCOt atlantic, wOourh oa5 legtcrc
sincn foIhcnStoB empfanN, oa6 e5 in einigen
Winutsn Ionf. 2tuc QaiIa9icre warcn Sur
3eit oeS Stose5 i'm SdIofc. uub oa5 fhted
Iihe Sroucrfpisl, ale oiefeIben wibrcno bsm
Sinfcn bsS Soote6 aus Gem ShIofe fhrcd
ten, Idbt ii6 lsi6ter oenfen ais beftbrebtn.
Dem S9oen5bur9 Der ni6t 0efibtIitb Be-
fbdoi9t mar, 9Itfte ss, eini9e Der 9n6a9iers
oe5 finfenom Sdmpfer5 Su rettrn uno an
8oarb Su nebmen. Sie palIa9iere befan,
een 9t6BtsntbeiIS aus nprwe9iihen @mi'
9ranten ouf ibrem Be9e nob Wefsn.-
Die urIohe brs 3uIammen(tOBeS loQ elm
oidter NebeI 9eWeien iein.
9tab ben 9snourn Nabrtbtcn baben iib
auf Dem 0ompfboots i'm @anSsn 2l7 Gin.
wanosrer, 81 Ss6 uuo So po0a9iere uno
ouBercem l25 perIonen, i'm 8lnScn chpa
450 befunoin. SOn etclsn fno $50 per
fOuen 9erettet, mitbin stma 200 QerIcncn
umaefommcn. Die Stible, Settles, Set
ten, ETC. fouen ale potsnt Geben5rctter 0e-
weien isin, wccurb SisIe pom Wader9rabs
9erettet murocn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Sine SSaturIeltcuheit.

Ser SarriSburesr nSatsrlanoswdbtrr''
vom l6tsn Sisls5 Bdbrsno Der Der.
9anesusn Bcbe wuree cine esm6bnIibs
S6Ianse, un9sfibr 3 SuB lang, auf Dem
eanoe pts 6rn. Qster Brsnner aet6etet,
nab bem SOoe eerIetben paflirtsu 50 iuu9s
ShIanssn UOn ibr, wsIbe pom 6 biS Z Sou
lang waren. nopOn cine, weIds unS eessigt
wurbe. ;wei Gtpfs bat, iiemaren aIIe Itben-
Big, Die nit Swsi &6pfen wuroe pon 9crrn
Drennsr In siusm 9Ia(s uufbswabrt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Sine spieIpartet in &eutucfp.

@Or eini9eu Sa9sn rparen in Biaistura
Bafbin9 ton Co., s bis 10 9srfoneu su ee'
mutbIi6em Rdrtenfpists Sufanmensefcm'
men. @s rdbrte ndt Ianae, 70 CAB es auf
gut &entudifb RrafebI, Somicmsfer Il 0
gen aus orS beiee 3eUoIpsrfduGe tnautsn.
Rabcem Die Gsftibtss Uorbsi mar, er0ab
Tid foIeencs5 &sfuItat: Sames 8elt mar
cur6 een Gcpf sefbriTsu uno 5um usbr
fIuiIe ibm nod Die Rsble absefbnittsn, seal
ourb pisIe S6u6 uno Stibmuuosn auf
een Sob psrIset, Geup eurtb cine RuaeI
befinuunastos carniseeresitredt, ScmSorrts
ourtb bic RebIe 9sfbo1en. Sas III bintsr
wdlelnif9e @smhtsIi9fsit.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Gen. S5utlcr unS Gen. scptt.

Sen. @m 3. 8uttsr, Der GofOfofO@an.
oicct fur Sice, ,preItcent i'm 1913, fa9t nsu'
lid in elmer Gsoe Su @arrortcn, 8cntudp {:
n9en. Scott ii Der Station uno Der @eIt
befannt uno wdbreno unferem 9anSsn Ser
febr Gin MsritO) bstrue ct fib auf cine
Weiie, Die ibm msine II dbtun9 uuo o e.
9epOnnen bat. t."-SO Ipre
den aQs adtun95 5n ehben @e9nsr BON Sen
ScOtt,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
q 0 TT u mstanD.

E5s$r

Oeuttebldnp.
Sranffurt, %. Suti. @s laufen TN
9lhd5bsri6ts aus perf6isocnen 9eqeneen
tber bic Dor eini9sn Sa9sn fattesb abt,n
I6wersn 8spiiter Elm. aus Der 0falS wiro
9emeleet, oaB in 8srasabern bos @oGer
wsIbeS in un9ebeureh MaiIsn pom @sbires
bcrablfir5ts, iIbsr 3 SUP bod 9sfanOen
BOn S6ueuborn Der famen nit ben Slutben
cine Men9s 6ouStbisre, b6I5Gne Brnden,
ifarfe Saumitdmms, g8aesn, Qdsr9srdtb-
ibaftsn, II. I. 10. on9strisbsn. Der Sho-
ben, rpethen Der Mubtsnbsiieer Sumter in
8T9sqberu oIsin trltiost, wiro auf IL bis
10000 Il. 9tfbdet.
Die 9sgcno pOn ROIfsBa9m in Gtur-
beIien bietet nibt wsni9er Elm trouriss5 8iIo
Der 3erff6rung, inosm ale Sbdler oaf,tbf
formIitb untrr 8o6er qefcst maren. Gem
pdtter eiueS @ute5 Su GImarsbauisu fino
an 700 Stud eersbeIte Ghofs srtrunrsn.
uno retbnst man ben 8erluf bin5u, welben
er i'm SeIoe srlittsn, 70 bstist osrislbs ca
5000 Sbolr. Ser bdrtsfe Sbta9 ieooh
trof bort bic @smsinoe @brinqen, oersn
Eieb bis ouf wsniess in ben StdCsn er-
trunfen if. Sdmmtidr 5dufsr bis auf
bebn ffno fart bef6ioi9t Sn ben Stra-
Zen lfano oa5 gSafer, ic nab i6rsr Sage, s
big IL 6uB bod Der SerGuit IN un9e
beuer. ucbreiss fno nod Oier MenIhen,
Ieben Su befIa9cn; Elm Mdnn uno Srau uno
cerCn tsioe Rtnoer nurbCu pcn ben SIutben
nit fort9griI1en, Qub bic wirtrmbsr9ifbn
Bldttsr fino INNER nod pOu uon nsosr
IbIoqenoen 8rittten, inoem in oTIbisoe:
uIn Srtcn 6t3 fb6nen GdwobsuIonos5 Der
0a9sI bic Uiclperfprebenosn Nsbren uno
Sbltbdume SuIammen9cIdIa9tn.
Sn WoTn ino 1900 pufOntn aus elmer
8eO6Ifsrun9 Don 10000 an Der GbUIra
9sliorbsn. Sn Der uugthdttbn Staot fuo
ObnIdn8f AUDI so 6dufer ob9ebronrt.
Cine tirti1t5e 3eitun9 su Gonfaufincpd
brtnat fOt9suee Rtuigfeit: T. nSieIt @erfo
men in Ronio uno Qtafhsber rpsIte ncuIb
@ier uno t0hbncr 9f9tIsn bobtn, fnc Don
Der ,,FItinsn SdIangrn Rranrbtit" btfausu
wCren. Benn man bic 6ubnar nab il
rem &ooe 6fTrste, fano man in ihren Wa9sn
fhlaussndbnIttbe Burmn; uno Gle 3citun'
gen Don perffen meloen, oaB oa5 Ndmli6s
cort bsObatbte! rOur0e."
GRe6rSrduen Wdnner. Der
Gen(n5 Don 8ranfrctb Uom Sabre 1851
9ibt cn fcnoubare5 ReIuttnt 9ir 3abI
Der Srausn in or66sr ais bic Der Mdnucr
Der untsrfdisc III oufcrOroenHih, inosm :r
beinabe anoutbatb WtQorcn betrist.
Gincm WOrmcutnbtott in Gnqranc iufct:
9e, fOu Der Mcrmonismu6 qrrRsu Sort.
fbritt MAIDEN onf Der Sufh WoIid Uuct
wouen oitIe Saufsno 0riIiaen tb' lang Don
Gn9tano uab utob ou5rOanoen.
Diplcmatifbs umttiebc. 3o5
tu9Iiftbe 8tdtt ,,DaitV Rsws", njiI wif'en,
oas Sraufrsib uno Srfcrrcib ltb uctfdn-
eigt bittsn, bic Sbmejs 3u Bfrrej5en. TN
terbnnotunQsu 1eien dn8e'nhpf', um zen Ca
tbotiftGu Suya micosr nit GranTrstb 81
oereini9tn, po5u sr tcrtjt6 cinmoI qcb6rte
Oeffertih nilroe bofilr EtiiiH uno onosrt
onIhe 8drtCne ncbmen. Der &gh fUlItG
al5 neutrols5 Gtbiat unttr tem prctcftOrat
Der tdtbcliicttn Mdtbte erfIirtpsrcen. Dja
uiet an oiefcn ootr 66ntihtu, jcomfaLls nob
nidt ~ ir9sno einfr 8erffinotauna qfcis-
btncn, l1ntcrbanttun9rn IN, lo6sn mir Ca
bin9efe1t fein.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Der Sraneb in Nenbamp1birc, Der lris,
Fer III OlaSlacbufctts.

Die eurifiaen BemObnsr beS i,bsm
Semperenjfaatss Mahatbufctts bsnubtu
bic Stdats9ren5e ouf fsbr finnreibe Bcife.
Gine QnSabl eiqucrbdnoter pon Ma1adu,
ietts, rpelde in Der Ra6barIboft oes Staa,
tsS Nerp ,Sampfbire wObnsn, babcn an Der
SrenSe bWiften beioen Staatsn Srintfboys
errtttet. Die @ebduos fno 70 sineuidbtet
oaB Der Bar 9erooe nod i'm Staote 9lem-
9amptbtre, ober 9snou an Der @rsn5tinie
osflslbsn. febt, wdbreno bic Gunosn, wtIbe
Dor Der Bar ii6 befiuoen, am 8Coen Don
MaNabuisttS itsben uno in MeiTatufets
trinten. ga nun Br onep otrfaufsn firof.
fdlli9 1T, isoC6 nibt oas Sdinfen osGslbrn,
fno 9Sirtbe unc @dffs Dor ben Sdnoeu Der
&empcrsni @nettiafsit adhhht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

botts tsi oer nahlttn gsaG ben aouen osprtratlHen
3ettd gu llimneu nls itb aber bic @rncnnuna pon
G5eu Ssct fdr preoeut oernabu, oa fdbte it 9eraoe
luie eini1s Ninuten nadom Die pSben ptn Gbnputpee
eencnsn poren uno tcnute nidt bGfcn ib mupte orei
burrabs ir Sen. Stctt 9eteu. Stb bcs es iino feline
pcn ben ,,Gcumbia Guarss" Die untr sen. Stett in
S1critC fObtsu uuo ibn nun perratbsrb prIacn psrs
ben"
Die ,Gbita9o Sribune," friiber elm nett
traIes BIatt, bat bic ScOttfla99e auf9s-
Sogcn.
Die @GsapelanO ,@ermania," cine ebs-
mali9s oeut1be eofofofoSs Sstung, III in anone
Sdnoe uber9e9angen uno erf6eint nun nit
Den Namcn Scott uno Sra am an ber
MofIpiee.
Die nStimme Der Babrbeit" III cine neue
bsutfte 8bigseitun9, wslbe in WiIm aufir,
Biseonlin, eri6eint.
,,SbruaS g. Clan, 6ltctc, scbu tcs nrutib SsrIfcr.
bcnsn6enrp Gtap, meoa Der gRoibnatc
ors gtbmcnb enquirer, miro nitht fir G5Vn. Sctt
ittmmcn; uno CT motbe tinen @ntblue cinem Gertbm.
ten Sotr, tarS pcr ftnem Scee, tno, ptIsr or til.
G9te."
Sbi9sS lac man pOrGcete BCbr i'm Rs.
pubtfaner. tSr Clap bat nun einen 8risf
an Col. 9ifett Su Baltimore asItbrieten,
wCrin er oieIe Nu5Ia9e wiostlcot unb faat,
oaB er Gen. SeOtt aI5 cbrcnmcrtber Mann
Femme uno oaS 9anJs Si6et ftimmen mcroe.
Somit Iie9t aud oiefsr n8ewsiS pon S6oe,
raj rjufrisocubsit" i'm Dred uno Die ulc'
briaen, lowie isncr oqnnSe SdnQst," ben Der
HepubltFaner nod auf 6ano baben nil
wtro gr6BtcntbeiI5 BON Der ndmlibCn Be-
fbaftnbst lsin.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
fSH. Scnts

gu Gcfrn. gBr cjuGu Yod pru 8 Sutfri6sntcn fam,
melt fol- cine Gsr9dmn9 rboItm. Do ttius 8ddbsr
befps9cu srSfnct wrSen, 70 wiro Crpartet BAG eoS
Sdb i'm @craus bcjObIt wirr. lluftrS 6rMnoG wSrrGn
bSfib srfttbt frths SutfriGuttn m TammGtu unc bO6
GdN in Gmpfan0 N nEhnltn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
Ser vBotript" Bis 3ur SSoD(.

Sn tsr 0tfbt Ssn opotricw in bikm irtpis in rcn
onsrsnNubrn Gountjts bis mr prcfcrnttuwoRI ju pers
brsittn, UNI eie pisSn ltnpobrbtitsn mo 9runbIrrn
YeEbutr9un9cu 9s9In etn. Strtt nit Strait ju mis-
bsrts9cu, MAIDEN mir bjSrmit ho5 1uatstIn, siuienG
Siununsrn ti5 btrtbin fir ttu 9crin9cn Vrcs rcn
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

Gan Soaquin. 9n MaipcIa Gcun
tY boben Die leBten 3mj1i0teitcu 5wilhrn
ocn Gmerifanrn uno Osa Srcmoen cine 9ro'
Bs Uufrr9un9 srseu9t. 8itteg Ncrpin,
eu bierfhb1 sen ben Wtnen augsfOmmen
IN, ersdbtt SoI9enef5: gjne Unjatl Srsm-
Der, Uoriuoib Wsri'anes, wI6e fb an
tjnsm RoripOfta qcuannttn Srta nieosr-
QGtoTen, babrn otn Gtrcm ab9sqrd5en uro
quite 8oloQroben ocfunotn, auf rue!he turtb
tin Corps Qmerifansr QnIprut5e odrduf
Qcmadt wurt IN, tnceE1 lIe bCbauptcten. ca5
6rrmoe Frin Retbt oorauf bitttu, an crn-
f,tbcn III arbtiten. Die 5rtmosu unltfibr
3 BIG 400 Wann fart, au8efIbyt pOu cint-
orn EranjCfn, beihtolItn, I'D Sur g8cArc
Su ftben. Die Qmerifaner iammclten ieoO6
icfort etlpa 200 Bapaffnete uno qrifen eIe
Srgmcen an, n eide Is fur geratbcn bteltsn,
oa5 Selo obne @ioerfano Su rdumeu uno
Die osmaCbteH QnFagen ban QneiiFanern su
uberlaNtn. Gin 5ransoie wuroe ea6ct sr'
1dc6sn uno biz 80 wurecu oerbdftet.
Den Eremcm Turoe Der BefebI srtbettt, 70
fort tie Minen 3u perld6en. Gin ron
@aripOia anastommsnsr fpdntfter 5err,
Don SUfe oe gin9ano bsrihtst oaB er uno
fGnfSi9 Sremoe Don elmer NliHe Ucrtrieben
feien, meltte lle nit 9rcbem Gufwano ucn
Rotfsn unO Qrbeit au9ste9t hatteu. Gr
bale, UNI fciu 9ebsn ju rstten, cine SRA
fbinerie, Die ion $500 9sFefet babe, iu et
ner 3cit psrtafen muiIen, no er Sruats Don
berfeIbm babe ernten t6unen.
SSom Nacific Sccau. Die fbwsNii6c
Corvette ,,QuteEope" sntosfte auf ibrsr Hsi
Ie UNI bic GEsIt SpiItsn Sapan unO Den
600 $500 Snfel6, unterm 20. 9raoe niroI.
q. unO 1913 = I30Rm Graoe OIL. Gan
ge Von Grcsnnib, Srsi bisber ii2b IN teIHer
Rarte be5si6nste SnieIn, csnsn Der %ame
nSscar SnIcIn" 9s9eben wurce. Oabei III
SwsisrIei msrfwuroia: riten5 oa5 pI6eIite
@ritsinen oisfsr SnfeIu uno Sweitens beren
Ssnennun9 nab einem 9rinSen in 1852.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

DODIe5t0 mn, Il. NuQuIf. Gln WIon7
3amm3 @ureQou rsriudte beute in Ger
BHrunfcnbtt, ftb Sa5 2cben Su ncbmer,
inoen, er ff6 nit tinem S6umaher' RelTcr
ciuen Shnitt in cen 0aI5 Uerfcbte. Die
Wunos III iwar furttbar, man bcGt ieoob
ej' ocfnun9, oa5 ct uiecer b;r9cfeflt wcr'
eeu flrq
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

SatcrmOr o.-Su psrrp Gauntp,
Drill, BAT ein 14iibri9er Sunee Icinen Ell
genen &atsr ermOreet Der 8ater, Ra-
mems pearce, Sbbtt9te zines @orsens in
betrunfenem 3uitanee cen Scbn. Sieler
9in9 in Elm natbarte5 Sau5 unb borste
ib etn @sDebr. anecbIia um auf bic Saao
gu 9sbeu. gr febrte in feine3 Saters gSObn,
ung Surud unb f6Os ibn nisosr. Der Sc.
tCtfens CAB aueenbIidlib cen @tit auf.
unO Der @6ton fet i'm SsfinsnilIs Su Qua
sufa.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

Weworf, IA. Uu9uft. GS nurte biey
Gin uu9arjfbr Nrbt, Ramtn5 Gttita Rels.
mann, pcrboftst neil sr Smsi Gnor tineS
bisii9cn @iuwObners, Sr. 8ubr, nit 8tat,
terffOff orirnpft Bat Der pcn einem Rinoe
qtnOmmsu wuroe 0a5 uibt nit Rubpodeu.
gift 9eimpft mar, iCnOau bic naturIi&en
Slattrn 0ebabt bate, uno moran bic ar.
men Gnoer Harden. @r il oe5 &Obf6IaoS
du9etla9t.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

Rew-Srleaus, 16. 2(uguf. NIrs.
EaDIcr, Die Srau ces OeritOrbenen prdhocn'
ten Soplor, III Su @ait pata9cnla am
SamIlpq 1beno 9elforben.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25
SSbie SfatiUnals GruenunHesu.
sSiir 9SrGfioent:
Maj. 8infclb Stott

Tir Oiee, QrdiiSrnt:
gillian q. 8ra6ai11.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25

Gincm WOrmortnbIott in GnQIanc 5uTct:
9e, fOu Der Mcrmonismu6 qrCRsu Sort.
f8yitt MAIDEN onf Der SrftI WoItd. Nut
wotten pitIe Saufsno 0ritiaen tb' lang pOn
Gnolano uab ultoD ouswdnoern.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-08-25


Swei sinfu6reitbe 8emOfraten, fur Scott
uno @rabom bcrau59erudt.
3.-9ie Cambridge (Snbiana) GeUeiQe
entbdtt 8riefe Don Sofspb s.. Swcpe, u.
SHEPHERD unb Sapio Carton, otIe Demo,
frateu, weIde Tdb fur Sen. Scott ertldren.
23!-Dis 9etroit Sribunc 1a9t. oaB BEL
Der Sormirun9 zines Scott Clubs in siuem
Ndhbor @aGntp % SrmOfratCn, Die INNER
cas- 9Ofofofo Sifet flimmten, berpcreamrn
uno ibre Namen fur ScOtt uuo 9rabam
nieoerfeeter.
2S!-Sn Gpfanesr, SnonSago Go, q.
o., 1T Elm Scott uno 9rabam @lut formirt
worben von 25 prfonen, Die BEL Der Iesten
YrsiioeutenwabI aue 9e9en SaDIOr ftimmten.
2S!-Dsr Qttou CSuoni5) Seteerapb
Iaat, oa6 er BON % Semofraten milIe, bic
fur Scott 9ebcn.
9S!-Sas Sbio Stats SournoI faat,
eas man cine 9ilte BON 81 prfonen in einsm
cinSi9m @auntp oafslbf babe, bic ebserm
NIT Der eofofofO partei liimmten aber nun
fur Seott uno Grabam 9eben psrbsn.
Sercme @cnfGc, Gin SemOfrat, tpeI,
der in Dem msrifanifbsn SeIoSu9 untsr Den
,,@olumbia @uaros" oiente, fbreibt an tinen
lsnr MitfoIoatcn ME fOIot:
SJenteursplIr, Suli 10. 1852.
,.Sir-Sb fes MIDI bin um DID auf ole Grnen.
nune pcn Sen. Ssott fir Die prsoenhaft gu lautirsn
Sd peb niebt cb Du Gin gBba cesr Gin Dsnotrat tit
ober ib neiB baB Du in mebreren Sbiadbtm untsr
Sfott astaneen bait une Id habe ale liraes ~ aauten
oaG Oh i'm in kinem pcttibsn Sstoge nieb rsrlaTen
wlrii Our nsiu 2beiI, Id bin Gin Dsuctspt uno So
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1852-12-11


In the activity and diversity Of enterprise which the
busy spirit Of this time has exacted from the navy it has
now become manifest that the increase Of the naval esab
hshment OF the country not only recommended by the
most considerations but also forced upon
the attention OF Congress absolute necessity The
honor as well rs the successful adventure of the nation
and might even say the indispensable obligation Of
national defence and the constantly recurring need for
the exhibition OF the national power all combine to pre-
sent this question TO Congress Of the magn
tude During the past year this Department has been
mpeied by due regard for the great public interests
committed to its charge to put in requston nearly the
whole disposabe force Of the navy The details OF this
report will show that and various employment
has been demanded Of eicers ships and crews trust
Congress will in these acquisitions much the
demands Of necessary service engros the provided
to accomplish it, and will deduce from this fact argu-
ment in favor Of enlargng the naval for still
larger naval operations
Whilst other great maritime Powers strengthening
and extending their capabilities for aggression and de-
fence and bestowing sedulous labor upon the
ton Of naves Of singular efficiency, they have
imposed upon n obligation, If not TO track their
progress with equal steps in effort to bring ourselves
abreast with them in their advance Mt least to maintain
that position Of relative strength which IL has our
policy heretofore to assume.
The actual exgencies Of service so conspicu-
ousy multiplicity the rapid extension OF our domain and
the settlement Of Of trade and the establish
ment Of new lines Of the Pacific cannot but
present every citizen Of the United States an altogether
irresistible argument to persuade the nation to much
larger provision OF ships and than we have hereto
fore kept in commission The Pacific during the NEXT
years is likely to become the theatre Of the most in
terestng events Of our time. nation is growing up
upon its shores which viii both attract and supply an
amount Of commercial enterprise in the rapid growth
and activity Of which the world has yet had no parallel
The discovery Of America did give such an Impulse
to this spirit as we now witness in the energy and
pations Of these recent settlements
At this moment We are without public steamship in
that Our various scattered along the
whole coast from Oregon to Chilli and our citizens who
found in every port throughout that extended line
left TO the protection Of bat two rgstes and two
soopsof-war, composing squadron whose utmost &C
vity can but half perform the duty assigned to H. Our
new relations with Asia and the intermediate islands,
which are constantly multiplying the resources Of trade
md with them the hazards Of collision. and the eonse
luent increase Of numbers drawn from the population OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-24

State, which requires such men az General Barr;os
to eet the example. While ct the house Of Cen.
B., we had an opportunity Of seeing the most re-
fined Of the Inhabitants, and certainly any 20
must be pleased with them they are quick i Per
ception, easy and affsble in their manners, senoly
and hospitable. As matter Of course, IL. Pesxlng
of pc ople, by travelling through the s9cn
as live upon the road side in misersss a Iuss ~,n
pigs, dogs, ard goats, are not tc 70 .aaou - ~
specimen Of the whole populatoh, .ns Poy h. Sno
ignorant are to be found il Try Soi ;uIgoS "S he
them We shall leave Iqis city in day or tive,
we shal sal shor 1dissance up the coast Of Guate
mala. and from Snence to the islands Of the South
Pacific. You nay expect q communication from
some island The Pacific, or any other part of the
pIobe maJ visit. Wherever l 60, meeting Eng
Iish or american, being anxious for ne vs., their
f,st ovid uiry is for the HERALD, which seems to bs
pri,ers Ally popular tsounds strange to hear this
enquiry made for paper published so remote :
mole especially when one is in the interior Of dis
tant land--yet it makes me feel at home, and GER
taipy is not o poor recon- uendation for it. re-
gret exceedingly not having supply on hand to
accom- modate the numerous applications. To
those who have them, all can say is, "pass them
round :" With many apologies for the length OF
this letter, yet trusting it NAV be acceptable, aud
wishing health, happiness, and prosperity TO your.
sef ard the readers Of the HERALD remata,
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SIGHTS IN CENTRAL AMERICA.
Our San Salvador Correspondence.

Our San Salvador Correspondence. |
CRY OF SAN MIGnEL, I
San Salvador, Ca, Nov. ~, 1901
Notes Of lizard by an Anentirc Observer -Raigto~
~ Cea;rol Acknowledgements Churches
Vo!coaoeS- Natural Productions, &c, &c.
While remaining ut the Castillo rapids on the
San Juan River. passed away much Of the time
in exploring the ruins of a Spanish fertilization,
upon the summit of mound like hill, some $50 feet
in height, commanding view of the river and the
rapids beneath. The fertilization 10 quite extern
sve built Of stone and cement; it is in an excellent
state Of preservation; it is surrounded by double
walls and occupying the entire top Of the HILL was
we'll calculated for defence and to withstand
siege. The watch towers still remain, the stairs
leading through narrow passages to halls, rooms,
and vaults beneath, are almost perfect. Il was
paved with large square bricks, and covered partly
with tiles; it is some 200 feet square, has three
large with halls, the nitchea are in the walls
masonry firm, with cement hard as the stone itself
1t is entirely overgroWn with bushes, weeds, moss
and vines, and is occupied only by numberless bats
The ratification WAS approached from tho vest by
paved road, which entered the castle by draw.
bridge over dry moat, through largo gate way
door, uron each tide Of which are port holes for
cannon and musketry, having fair sway Of the
road sid most. In passing through this gateway.
immediately in front, vas smother door or p2ssag
leading to vaults beneath the tower, it WAS com.
pletely filed with rubbish. Over this doorway
discovered an inscription, it covered viii moss
md vines, which we succeeded in removing, aui
were enabled Is ccpy tho sane. It is confused
Tmass Of rude lettering upon STOMP, and dIcu'. to
Translate. send it precisely as it is FOR the ia
apecton of the curious to trapilatese7eral Of the
fetters ere dnuhe-i 81 Is caal The oaste or fort os
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able and useful survivor read he is doub t
less quite an able Divine, I guess; for wis
dons choose read wisdom chose for as
pfotessor,' rean is professor; for comemts,'
read comment for an assistant read an
adjuvant; for the Heavens and earth,
read Heaven and earth; for. numbering
some,' (you are a very liberal guesser, I'M
deed,) read numbering some 70; for I'VE
initiated some ten or twelve meeting before
last meeting O. seven, read We initiated
some ten or twelve at our last meeting. and
some meeting before last for President
Trash, read Rev. r. Walsh for Kerdale,
read Kendall for desirsable,' read desira-
ble, A SoN OF LANCASTER.
G. College, March %, 1852.
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EDITORS TABLE.

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GRAHAH's MAGAnsE, Geo. r. Graham,
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The April numL~r we have received.
What beautiful plate "Coquetish seven
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Graham's Magazine contains ll2 pa
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SARrAIN's MAoAHSE, Jno. Sartain Editor,
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We are under obligations to the pub
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March and April numbers Of their Maga-
zine. sartains Is new Magazine com
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