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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
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Don iipei Gotten 8runb init 8otS
ilil19el1.
Ser untnftriebene bist,t btsrmit blr@
Yriuatboucd gum Ssrfauf an:
so. t.-gtns 2ptts 2an0,
aeltaen in Rortmb beitbaa 3aunftip, et6a
@auutp, qrtnbsno an eano Don Sobn Sbsi.
rer, @briiiian @sbsr, Deter Rcmie uno an
esrss, thtbalteno Nfsr tino Sc RutbenJ
2zrA Garouf befinoet fdb sin Scppsltss
I:;s:fe Srdmbaus, Srimfhsutr NIT anse'
sss=s9sszG ssssssssaG botlsm GdepPsn, uno anters ge'
ben9sbauce, ale 70 gut ols neu uno nady
Der belfcn Msanier Tbaut. Cine pumpe
nit nisfsblsneem 9utsn BaiIsr 1T Dor Der
9austbur, uno es befnctt ftp aaerlei Sbe
auf eem Gissntbum.
SO. 2.-gin 0pDnDan5 NIT
8runblOttei
a,Isesn in Suowbsibau Saunfbip, eetd
Gaun!p, nabe bel Srcretl's @afbauS. snt~
baIteno unaefdbr 2 Qder. 3orauf III sir
4zgs2> Srdm Bobnbaus, Elm Shap, ,StaI'
I::;;HAs, lung uno anrere UuiIens'bduos
E.EEsM Es..EEsM uno cas Giarntbum in NIT elmer
arOBn Serfbieosnbsit oss pOrSuaIidasn
Sbfss ptrfcbsr. @utss WaGrr III oabsf
uno 1T ,in anarnsbmer @obnplae.
81. o. 8sics @Obnunaen iino f6idlidt
Stanoptdas fur einsn uRt. Defenders No. 2,
lnoem pOn SisssrsvitIs bi5 Ntu 3tras. une
uOn ScssIsUtls bis Ilsntaun seir 1rSs
mobnbaft H.
S@SCuts ObiesS eissntbum nidt Bis
Den lfsn Otoi perfauft fein, 70 fou es Mon-
tags osn 10tcn Wai. SO. l, am 9affbaufe
con Sobn S6anb. uno Nc. 2, am Gait.
baufs pon SUfepb &sIhnsr, auf 6fFentlitsr
8snou usrfauft wereen.
Tim oa6 Nibrre erfunoi9s man fb Bee
Gem untnjcibnstsn @iaentbhmsr.
gDarles !oittek
gdrwbtitbaE,
Obsr BEL @itian t5itteI in Iaentaun.
GpriI l. r,q3nt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

I" Die prdbtse @UIo Mstdtlic, mel
de turslib Senrp Clay cCn cen Su.
germ in NeW Yort gum prdlent 9ematt
muree, III entweeer UrrICren, Ccer 9sitcbIen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
0Iuentouner OfdrFtpreife.
EdSfpu MdrftpreiSe.

Stoucr. 4 25-gBuirn. s5-8r9scn 65-RsIfb-
fern, Oh -bafr, 40-SahsIaumeu, O0-8ItCfaa:
men. SimctbrfaamGu, 3 25 - @uttsr, 10 -
9isr. II -ShpsinsfIsfh, 7-9Bbister. 22-bidcrp.
bclb 5 00--Gtbsnbcl3, d 00-G5pps, 90.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
Iurh btn Ghrw.

9urth btn Ghrru. orn. SI1cr.)
0m 30ttn Wir3 bTr SilJhmon 6au9aptrc, init
9IiB 9cuila SiSfrico, ttirt prn allGntauu.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

SSQm Ieeten Somito9 wurrc in Ocrt
Gauutp cine tleine SOdter re5 Srn. Scbn
Ridep mdbrcno oem Sturmc eur6 einsn
4lisllrabl ast6cht.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
& pbl { n.
@erDen Derlonot +:

Grunttccren, Qctrcdncts aEpfd uno Sirfhcn, 3rptGs
bctn, Shnats. Shiutnftiicb uno Sctsntddt. pcfir
ocr bStbifs 9Nartprsls in VoorNco rocr in 0Faarcn
besablt piro bci 9Srcb, 6ntb Huo SO.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
81 o.

9rci goirr Il uno 9' touftGn $50 g'ufbd GHoi3tn
fir 1923 223. Il tciabttc a'ouf Sll50Sa, unN 81
$lOs.l3a. QRth rs GHoiyu tGfTtr war ole @'s
t3ahltt CT Is Gents nsbr fir ric 9'uibd Stun wie
pid NRojyn bstom Seer, uue UNI peItbcn 9>rcis?
g. 9. g., 6srSfcrS)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
@uf6fnng Der Hcthuunos stufgabe
SSD K

9te BATE 81 SDultr, euF %, Mms 25, @au 26.
uno 5tb % Sbotir
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
(lICu 6crcfcrf,1

6trrcu Drudir:-Ic hen ots fduu ranrn,ot ethe
Guts Questions cctr Iuflarru an ben potrict 9es
fbidt opr td ba6 ots net Der 5tt schdtt ilt ousSh
rcdbue uno hob rem ,,@uicr" cub net iddt t6nnr.-
arpcr uou piH id cub Stn @nfr pen lIsr Bi (Nc 4)
ftiitu uno riu en- IufSaG ihide lcut ornfen rttl:
Iitbt ftIs 8crls, bd uus htts iuf f. humms YdTd!
Nntr b psbs nGt-oir a'beits eCu fin net atl in otm
fbSnCn Panh crcr in ZEN Stdrtdtter, mann fie fhun
prtsn fe tptn trtb net rpsr Die 6oftn actottdht
bet uuo fir pos biz YuHfrode bic Swin, aIs pcrcrc.
9iou amer mas fact Der Sntd Sdm uno bic 9uten
ptn bsdtaun 81 SiElsr Sucstirn:-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

VI d bdrlt db -,,9uten WtOraen
Ra6bar! Sb bin berhber qefcmmen Su fe.
ben cb Sir Dem Satrr ibre Sdae bcraen
mCuten. Gr m0tte aern sin Brett abfd-
gen. INN ben 6uncsfau eomit 5u fliden.
uno ibn einSufpsrren. @r Iiuft nat ben
Na6barsn ibren Ghben. 70 po6 fie ni6t
mcbr nabe fommeu, uno oa iIno mir &C.
notbist. ben Roffts Obns &abm Su trinfen.
Buubi9er 8emeis. - Gin Srldnbr
foIte Dor Der Court ben Sswtis Iisfern. oa6
sr mirfIi6 psrbsirotbet fei. @r ftri6 feline
Saare Surid uno jsi9te cine sro6e Narbs,
Die auaenfteinIidb Don elmer Seuer1daufsI
cher einsm dbnIi6sn Snfirumenis bsrrubrte,
Gle ibm feline Iisbe Srau bel elmer ebsIitbrn
eiebfOfun9 bsibradt bate. - Der Sewsis
wurce fur 9enhaeno sradtst.
~@ine @sbfsISeitune feet bic Gsbte
Der Srouen fOIssnrsrmoGen oussinancer !:
,,Sie fcuen ibre Mdnusr Don eanSem Ser
sen lieben, ibrs ,Sdbps" mie fcb fclbf,
uno-fs fOIIsn sutes SrOe badsn!"-ein'
psriouosn!
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

SSSn Ger QnotCmis Su SrfcrS wire
nsbtn anoersn SeItsnbClten aub Elm Stelett
pon elmer Srau seSei ct. pelhe Bebn Wein-
ner bate, pier eapcn ums eeben bradte,
unb in ibrem 36ifen Sabre ocbdnat nmee.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
0ln;ciocn.- Sin YOlfOn 2rodsnpt

SnSctQcn.-S yin Splton 3rpuenmad-
ren,S SleubaucIer BAT Elm 8erSsitnib Ieiner
&rtdufP fur "a Sage 9sbaIten, wdbrcno
mecter Belt sr uitt on9eieiat bat, uno fur
cine dbnIite 3eit, wibreno meIter CT in ei
uer sinSigen 3situnQ auSeigte, nno fanc, cdb
hb foGacnees Relutdt berouSteute -
ourbfhnittIibe GinnnDms Der niht0uSei-
qcroeu Sage IS SboIsr iecsu Sag uno Der
dnSeiocncen Sage 304 Sboler uno IS Gents
SaS &erbiItniB fiono mie l7l2 Su 1000
Sbater fir oie 3cit ces anSei9sn5, uno cic
GnSciacn foilcten i'm feline bunesrt SbaIcr.
Gin Wort Dem Wcifen, II. (. 10"
~l8ie emir aus unisrn Bedfelbtittun
erfrbsn IN uOr SuBCm Der eff e in ben III
teqbenp Bergen 9cbcrue QSc6e qefOrben,
Der 97iihriae StrmoS Garter rcn SCmpfCp'
tcmn, ScnonQo Gountp. Seine Mutter
bcaIeitete il Sabre 1855 Die @rpecition ees
@encral Wracocd natb Sort Ouquesnt. no
fie pOn ben GnqIiuccrn 9sfan0en muros.
8ibreno cieler @sfau0eni,ndft fam Iie nit
sinsm 8nabsn nisccr, Ger i'm fpdteren unob'
binQiattitafampfse eurb petf6nIitc Supfer-
feit lriutm SoterGnoC arcBc OlsnlteIei fete,
Oennfplpanlen bat cine in Der Shat
,iuuae SGrmoItuna". WStt Uusnabme eeS
ccpurirtcu Stadt5icfretir5 III in Der Qouien
Arminjfr alton. pom @Cuoern6r biz Sum un
tctfcn Shrsltsr i'm Staatsccpartmsnt, tcin
Gtniieer. Ger uber 40 SABRE SdbIt.
" Das Some Scurnal foat, eaB. mir
ccn Die wdbreuo zines einSigen S0breS in ben
Ser. Stdoten aSbaItenen Heoen aeerudt,
biefCben l20 Miuionen Sctavlsitsn fulIen
muroen.
| Der 9oIeeue Yrsis 8inner mslten
Die Osmofraten pou psnnGpIpanicu ben Se'
mCfrotcn Don @aifCruien bel Der Iseten
@ouuerncrs Wabl abacwcnnen bobeu. ii
ourb bic pennfptpanfhe Staats Central
Committee unferm tIensn 9lahbar @auntp
WonrOe Buerfannt woroen. Monroc III
aIfc oas oemotratifds Banner Gauntp in
WeunfpGcdnicn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

~ Die QnSabl uOu Grwadfsnsn i'm
Staat @eorsien, weIde weesr Ieien nct
fdbreiben f6nnen, III Al 900 uno bic QnjabI
.6iuber. teren @trn unucrm69cno lno lie
,ur Sbule Al ftifsu, in tbsr 3S 0O0.-
Sn 8iroinicn fno $4,000 Grmodftas Die
nidbt Iefen uub f6reibn t6nnen-5wanSt9
taufeno mebr ais in 1910; uno Die NnSabI
Der 8inosr, osrsn Gltsrn au unbemittcIt ftno
um lie sur Sbuls Su fthifen, III IS. 600.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

"Gin poar amaJCnsn te9'9netenle lee'
te QHote einem Shame in StGoui5 auf Ger
Gtrase, uuo pri9sttsn benlclbcn tu6ti9
rur6. llrIats neil sr ibre Mdnner Gbenrs
oorbsr psrIsitet bate, aussu9rben, uno Die
fsIbcn in swsfsIboftise 9dufer 9enCmmen
bate,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
81 0. 6.

Gin Tfilsu IN in srsi Glide usrtbsitt: Sc. ii
l5 5u6 tana. Sc 2 in 70 lana als sc. uuo SIC. 3
Iamnsn. uno Sc. in f. lang als SIC. uuo bic
oalft pen Sc -qRis lang il risftr prttu uno Wie
lan9 III itcts Stdd7 (G1. 3. G., 6sitauu.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

S@Sn Der Ndbs BON pitsbur9 bat
man cine msrtmhroiee S6bIs sntosdt. Der
Ginaana Su osfsIbeu III auf Der Spiee zines
.Shasls. Die Seffnuus ii SismIih serdu
mia. gaaheem man uusefibr 80 SUE
binaboefisoen, fcmmt man in sinrn Rdum
BON unaefdbr IS SuB ednee, 30 bis so Sus
bod uno A Sue brett. @Cn oisfem 8anae
Iaufen nad ucrfdieoenen Ridtun9en mtb
rtre aubere @dnae aus. Die in Gdnae. Srsite
nnb toobs webfeln. @s III nod nitt aus
aemobt. OBJ bic S6bte BON Notur ooer eur6
Runlf sntfonosn III. Bereits IN Der SOr,
f6Ias sema6t, bisfeIbs Su sinsm Bierfeuer
Au benuken.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
Sus ehuI. Gramen ans Grisfcmcr's.

(9iuaCfanrt.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01
S1tibIt0er Settuertretb.
gNirenfebaftlitbe 9Iufaaben.

OF rpubrn. tSrt cinniol pie uns Elm 6eitaunr Isets
S1cs oefhrirben bat. Gr prob eoui fhredlidb. @stt
ibm octb mai ,,ebns uff' eab or lan triset:-
(8cu 6cftdun.)
sQiffer Trudtr :-lcb eent Der 9. g. bet nctb net
6cdtaun esftbn uuo urt rif ,psnietr bic btdtaunsr
V'ntsn cnt Ssbt CT net c 6rtrdi in Die 3itun9 (pe
Sc. 4 por) iulf arao for uns. Stuu tbr TcrhubGts
holIer ma ih cub Jun orao cprs aasu: 60 en- TuB
81 tuddSn fir Die bdtaunsr &ubtn is net uCb 81 buu
olS ss mar fir osn iatn 9imcu Ole Iicsn nit zen
Shcrcn ous Der Grns ~ rriftn uuo ouf rru @erl gu
traaen q cSer Ole Sdultn cts SsmpsIs unlptdr,u !!
-Gau rsdbslt enrl bes co aus:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-04-01

BtIhr Soum ia ss. Der pcn osm
GBsbfel Der Sabrssseit nidt onetsriffen
wirb uub wsor Srubt nod Slltbs bsrpcr-
prinets
1ntwort: Der @eIlhauni.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30
81. called Jade Winces.

- he Eei.~ J Ta< " L.
~ ~ IN zealand of The Herald. woo has
.,,r-.a cement o. ositutsd its columns 10
oo. .,,..e aid to graiiiS private spleen aud re-
,.,,rf Quite sei ously the late erpJsi Of the
80, -. present political poslii n. l,ii la1stsbIs
The ,npuesrce OF tais public defa ner In az
,bs, be never lets "privste matters aterere
9TH his public duties as sn eoi'or
NJ n refer only 10 single iostsuce well ku1wa
% ,ss ueoole of itis City, affirm sni prove
-, -. Attacks upon Mr.. Barpun have originated
~, TIE ZANE private source 10 which others
80. becp indebted for the honor Of The Hs-alSs
10 B.ruum refused Mrs. Bsnnett admission
- the rehesrsels Of Jenny Lad, whereupon Mrs.. B.
.,,d 70 Bsrpum, "Wen, hope Mr. Bennett Will
80 an ipdeoepdent 10 regard to jenny Lind
"a he ,hau TOO for ,cM mako hiar Previous to this
,h,st Bspnets had Published column upon column for
R,pu IN favor d Jenny Lind, purDor,iog to be Is,
,sr, from Londcn 10 the editor Of IT,. H-ald, ba,
which Bennett, knew were prepared Oy Barnum, order
ard written IA this City Bu, after Ms Benefits threa.
the columns Of TIE H7Gld teened With abuse Of Bar
num- Ms Bennett hnsly got 40 iutroducdjn to Jsany
and ottsned admission to her and while there
she spprc sched Jenny Limo, ~ho uai pr1menaiiog 10
the Gle At Castle Garden when Jstny turned aud
gave her the cut direct In presence OF some fly
a hundred persons, after which Circumstance poor
Jenny fell unoer toe ban of hs moral aud independen,
editor Of The Hcrah This same "privets' iadusace
which Bel nett s scts desp.ss much has bean felt
AID exeTcled Ia the editorial off &c Of TIE Hosld and
If bsve not been miipforned By ,hoie ~ho ous1, %
know il hes been practically put forth by kickias one
Of he reporters dowD stalls
So much for the moral u5epeu jence Of the m ost
n,n6acous sheet that ever osgrased ciTriz.d coz
munity and the half has not been told. VERITAs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

Dt tie great ends Of gospel Ia WORKS Of charity
ard love, God forbid But wniIe they dsvo.,t ,heir
energies 10 servo the Loro fsra'u'lJ, they wero To
susr6 seainst pride they ~-re sill "unprosectsd SER
wants" constantly dependent on the arm OF tee LORD
for support. And be assured that With such an haa-
bic, est waiting upon GOd. be would aid them ~
bis spirit according 10 bis pronhe. Let ire Courcr
then arise in beauty soo In ss~nsth fos your aesv.
e.ly Father will give bis sprs 20 them thar ssk him"
Tho reverend preacher concluded bic address BY trust
Ing tsat God would pr.sijs over The business OF tia
Couve nil be- I'D In t,e counses Of the APO tlss,
.aa hey nigh, follow them In their sor.ous ezsmpe-
The yolY communion was sdnini'sered BY Rev. Dr.
Bs,riap. sssisled by Rev Dn Msv,ckS, wainwright
and BsIeht
Af,er the aonclu,ion Of the service p'snoEn va
erected and the ues,ins prepared for mo oro'naN
business Of the Convention
Ersniag Stssfoa.
The Convention met pursusnt " soJ'es ~
the prc ceecogs werc cps LED with prsyss " NV "'s
Roberts. Of WilnsmseGr.h r..,
hv Psv ur Robson of scsnds'e, Westchesser CO.
The Pr,iceut (R~v. Dr. CrighDul ca'ed INC S,u-
We uton 10 order for the espstch Of business arc me
roll Of Delegates was read BY the Secretary losD
Bsigbi N y .. .
A resolution vss proposed by JONI c. SPENCER
Esq albany ~ the efscf, thai tbe Convention pro
c. ed % the election at Bishop, 1t noon To-Day
Judge Belts (of Nesourgb) moved 10 amend zee
reseutoin 90 10 10 pledge the invention 30 ccnsoor
TIE subject Of els ctos Btnop al the tune spscnees
az OF 10 pie 6ge t,ef 60 into election The res
ouiOn ard anne ndmepi sssr r'se to great amoum OF
con, enriorai cscuss,un ~hicn continued throughous
,heevenins The debate KEEP, oy ssvor~l speak
er, with much spirit Ga the yota being okcu the
An or dment voted dosp, ard the oug'aa rcsosa-
tin passed The Convention thrn adjourned 70 meet
mi, INC rn.rc and will proceed tie election OF Blsh
Oh at 10 O'Clock. The attendance Sas very numerous.
ara large numb " o the Cl-rgymen Of the Diocese
were present, either rs de'ee'tes or spec s'oTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

80. a"e Ne''- York Obserer, of Sept. %,
An article incrlpAung Mrs Stowe for doing In
70 Ut, Parker In Uncle Tom. Cabin nN.o 10.
rs.oor ~, ahesed misconduct In regard 10 a cor.
which ,rrS Vs'setn Mira Stowe and Dr.. Parker.
Yc,s y'n Sssisa In The Iadtpsad,a and IN re Nc
to Mr., s,o-. believed cannot bu, be mos, ,DD-,,,,
prsn,,, ~ and to m,ssit 1t was nv eDse.,, $50
m o.. Of the untrS,h and .icksdDs.. :,
mi. wsss .1nO. In tune for The f4d,,rvSr-, "
na...;,. n,ss been prevented from dO,us !,
,s'y vAans tor original docaaeu,. 49, " 'ae
Shn thn DAY. shah therefore, r.vs 80
"''' '' 'h'' A'sir in the De1s Iadapead.Ai, Coc,D
Rrsssss, Sept 90, 1854 """' 'hksHsA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

lsueG Jre- ne CBi,od States Patent Qfce, o- "a. 1t
sHGily Sept. p, la52
Csrafu %, G,r TIE Y

lssueG (rer ne URi'od States P1eaf Qce (o- "a. Uet
snGilg Sept o. la52
Carefully prepared ior TIE n Tn5uiel
Jos Bsckett Of wsupscot Mas, Tor improvement IN
Shoes aud Cater Boots Dated sept q, 1852
Hosea Elmer, Of MsAco, N. fOr Improved Jo,ntsd
Bed-rlste Saw Gummsr Dated Sept n. 1882
Geo Hove OF Bo' ton Mas lor improvement in Paao-
Fore Acti, Dsted Sept %, 1852
Cbas Il Hunt Of Lawrence Mass for Improvement in
TLrrstle Sp mig Machines Dated sept u, 49,
Bead Knowles. Of Ne~.York, " Y for improvement.
In "a MILL. Ds eo Sept p, t6j2
Richard Schroeder OF Rochester " Y, for Improve
Inent 10 BI1ct kilrs O,tef sept p. 1882
Henry C So no, cf Cleveland U. for Imp ovenent in
Lath Machines Dat-d Sept d 1852
Afeo sp,sr ard Ernest Mars, Of Aqu'ckan)cN, " J g,
for lnpOyement in Sounding Boards Of Pano-ForIe' ~;
Dat,0 Sept g. 1854
Or.on " Snw Of Soutbioston, Conn for Improved Ma
ehneIy for FOmirs sheet Metal Tubes Dated Sept q,
1882
T. A. Wagner. 81 Philadelphia Pa for Improve nent
in Re or ObiIbussss and 1r other purposes Dated
Sept - i6i2
iasc T Packard Of Canpsllo, Mass, for Improve inert
IN Be lows for Reed Instruments. Dated Scot u, laJ3
John GustiD Of Trenton. ". J for Improvement IN
ElectItr VI .snsnc Fre'nss. Dated Sept q, 'j52
J.hn Poole OF Wilmington, Del A'silnoI to }. P,.'y
Jsnes Scott of Place, for Imp pvemeat IN Ma
chimes for Polishing Leather. Da.ed Sept y, l35@.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-30

~ a, s.ph Cape Fear n c.: Is Ygrs bsas. "a:
- ra1r.rs bank 8ndg-oo, /! SUE - SD
-. n.nk Boess connty slso 70 se., tsrn1rs s.ns
- s,ra,,er si5n E:xssense Bark on '.0cso.' s<,o
~. rsIuars' bank, BridseY9t cnao. ts W -
Tr--as-,i IA. T. Nee 'uns. ics, \. u h<Sk
-, 81 yrspra: . Mani sf;sa san si1s - a'las'
49, - ~ 3 81 Bar <, PrJvi1encs: I -" 'rc1aHt,
nh IS Bsbk Los II Canadsi W o'ok oi o'-'"
C.o,,,a AL trsss rotrs were un,lH'n
IN. bcok OF autographs at the i.asaH,.' ~ -.
a.,,s az al lbs banks 10 ina soGptrs was es' AsA1u
Ts,. ~ co, ,ains fac snilas OF tne ssn>,',SH va
b.pi nficrr, apv~nd-d to Cn"ns BID, sse : one y
,ss mort useful hios. a countsrfei'er could nave
! Ssn.erops book % tie community, and las oone Ia
more bar 10 Than good u 81 r.n.,,,
D. ,s,, and ,oule OF the officers Of Bis diS'snn ~es
nt 10 s,d In watching the hou'e. aud orinsns 'ne ~
raIssus and money assy Al ~ O'Clock the pr9p,'e.or
~ ,Le mace returred nome and Was cApsurea In 'ne
act Of entering the door. ,... n Sin,
Ne moved 10 be an old offender not long ou' Vi
s,ns ~ the rame Of James Have;;. III was hvlos
,bsTt si,h vile and chll1rsn-hsving taken tns u's
onI, few months Sin &C. Tois fellow nsd com
and had In ful operation one OF the a ~ ~,
coup,. rfsitir establishments ever sar@o 10 ou' 0.
and the de,cen, Of tho police ~ Is sss most ucty
nri.ouer -.s brought before the Mayor and com 'eo
In default Of $500 bail.
Another beautiful day is soJourning
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with ne.
Tur Gs,yp LODGE OF THE UNIrED

sr.1Es-T, app. from tbs sunnslreport OF Jam :.
Riovel,. E.o Secretary of tue Grand Lodge OF tse
I'm bed States that the reject ois OF ,nst ood y
lar tha ,esr endirg the lsi Inst, were So vi 49, et
Ir,vs ofsl la5 so ~hich Is app able - the Wiley
and Honolulu Hall Fpnds. The balance In hand, At
tbs time OF the las, report was sl6e69 making an %
create Of $50 SIS - 10 The hands OF the Treasurer
,ns the year H- expended during the year: tor mile
are per elem eIpapss snd appropriations SO "a ,s
eavinq on hand on ihe LIST ins tbs sum on sJool -
TIE invested funds Of toe Grnd Lode soa'i" 81
O. $40 10 Maryland per cent stock, and sofl ~ IN
the Wdty loan
Tere H. 1t appears lodge At Hono'uu, 10 the sina,
vi, I,lands 9Th "a m1srs Ia Texas there ar, -
loT s.s with over 100 members. During ths year SIX
new lodges were opsnedir Alabama 10 indiana InSre
are 1e6 iodse. bavinss ueub, rshp Of > Ill and IN
Wiscen,in - lof ges 10 active operation.
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u There is no money, Auditor New

n There is no money, Auditor New
ell says to pay lsborer on the Canal sucn Is 'a- al
eer 10 c. nrscinrs wv prosec 1iinz their work under
old contracts. White therefore, poor men wno earn
their pilt spoe ct the barrow with The shovel, are
turned away the Treasury. rich contractors "tn
pnlnc.l IL huence) ehn present Clsim for dsma<"
setittir money promptly! case OF ths iescrlpuoo,
we uncerstsno occurred yesterday hr. Wood, a
veslthy contractor wormed bi through the Leg,la'
ture for On extra ALLOWANCE Tee Canal Board awarded
him 20 600 md, ? that law which amount uss i'm no
ei.,elv ',rspd over Ms Wood |. so influential man,
AID irwould lot do to keep Him visiting Lloorers
yho bave no uie fer money buto fed helr wives sed
children, can be- put Of Albany EFe jour.
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six.y-Ninlh Protestant Episcopal Convention

The Clergy OF the Diocese Of New
York epered the proceedings Of their Sixty Ninth IN
vepiOn, in st. Johns Chapel, yesterday. at lOI4 An
The body Of the church 10 ex,hsIvely reserved for
members Of the Convention the Clergy, and members
OF Theology, who are admitted :ae sl!tiogs By the
rule, Of The Convention The galleries flied Al
an early hour
The business Of chief Interest to come before ths
preser sitipg In addition TO The Dsiersou OF usa.
spiritual matters will be the election Of 20
Blshop Onderdonk.
Morning prayer was read by Rev nr. Gser, and lea
SOD, BY Rev. Mr. Payne, Rector Of 81 Georges Church
Sch, tacy assisted By Revs B l. HJshf, D. D. J1D.
aihsn Wanwrish, d D, John McVickar, d. d, and
Wilism Berrisp, D D.
Rev Richard y. Morgan, d D., Rector OF Trinity
Church, New Rochelle, pi cached the sermon. he'aox
his text from Zscbsrsh, 4tn chsEeT oh verse MOI
By might nor BY power but BY ny sp'ris 'ahh 'ne
Lord Of Hosts" The preacher eIPla!oeo tao eucam'
aree, der which ibis word was sent 10 Inc Pdnce
If The eoue by the mouth Of the Prophet. The Spit.
Of The Ali.bty wss promised 70 60 forth with them If
th,y were siihfu ou! they were not 10 ds: 10 sheir
o7n susps,b What was hero said 10 ,he 10 slih
Church spilled to Christians. lie procee led 10 apply
The tx, 70 the meeting Of this Convention. Since taey
Lac. s.mbled three Bishops hso from their Ia
bors h.re on earn Bet the,s we're only aids snt 10.
,tTu nsp IN the Divine naad our help Iraly Ees,sd In
the Lord Of Hosts the Savior b al cnOsen tue most H.
Itei ale his APO s,les but rhsy ore nisd With
the Holy Spiritro on his besOrs kOns toItn on their
II is.ob so, we cannot worn ioU steengsn.
The hghss literary attainmsnu the N 70. srudte learn
r. ard lbe highest elesHhce wvIe unsy sug 10 for rard
Ia Chrisls work on esItb, without the "uLeuoa ICON
high" IL ~u By The Holy Svrit ths.s unity ~ too
Church could be- snisibed. Tbe II ~ Ga," gui'es
TO ell Truth" The spbir msy b. IA the TORN, oas
thai ugst DC used rdh tee torn ~ uase ,as
vices u Church beneficial 10 tbs sgu he nAnAsd
God that they belonged 20 C.sno'ic Cnurcn "ncn rs
cospizsd tb.s uulb and shere ,b@ pure AGO prmpve
pIctes Of truih and reh. we're or uant before ns
teople from the fpunrsln OF al tra'5-oe Word "f d.
The policy of the world shond Dot DO Introduced into
,be Church The Church could o1i7 pr sper and grow
up upC or the Divine Head BY the pFa;lss Of ho1sss
Abe could only Increase 40 sae was guid ID, ~.
rfed and nncdied BY the God OF Heaven -
There was great practical truth TO be learned
from tbs confederation Of the subject that no
COED could be attained without a sincere and
nehIy should the Church, which slories In the sab
Unity Of her doctrine, be found wanting 10 carrying
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AMrsTMENTS, &C. TINS DAY AND EVENING.
Metropolitan Hall Bro,d~ Csmle Irso. Fr.t Ccncc.
\ bios GardeL-KobsTt hs, are Ia ftie Nal Garae.
Burton, Ihss,er Graidiaihsr Whitehead. Robert uAare
Nahcs Lyc-umA Cure for the hsrtache. Tie Hsppy Man
New York TheaieT As;or Pice-hsmei; Tho JGsoblse
aussaa- Orphsn- Dr--u, I've N iamsrck Boy.
Wood. Mnstrels No. 4g4 Broa3wy-Concs every evening"
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF TIE rHEkaoMErHR Ar
e. J. Delaiorr's formerly Lynch ClarkO 2Sls 8aQs<
1852. eA.M Noon. SPIN. JPN
Sept 29...56 o. 60 81
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TEXAS.

By the arrival of the steamship Louis
lana, Capt Forbes, from Galveston toe l9Gh inst We
have received GATES from II At city 10 the 9TH.
Prom II. y D. Sent
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LAUNCH The steamship Augusta,
named after the City OF Ausust.. Georgia. will be
launched this morning at II ococt from sbe chip yard
Of VIM. u Webb foJt OF sEa't. X. Tho Augossa
Is intended for tho Savanna trade and will 10
nection With the steam ships Alabama and Florida
She will be commanded BY Capt Thomas Lyon, late Of
the steanship Florida.