davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Spn Galifrruicn.

Sunf6unorrt @binefen famen duI
25iten MdrS in Dem engIifden Sbiffe eano
S'@aFes in San Srantisfo an. Die ALTA
California" fast eariber: u n0ie8brfte mar
auf elmer Ianesn Strefe teincm f6rmIiteE
@aIce BON 3uderbutmilgen unO Ian9en 3op'
fen befdt; Balimatten uno Rifen maret1
natb auen &ibtunaen bin anf9ebduft, Ian9e
8ambusfibe fisurirten ME ebrn 70 pteIe
Raruffnpifeu uno Qae febrien, alS wennfie
am SpieBe ftdfcn. Sic maaten sin'n edrm
pie cine Sdaar Jfribeu, Gle iib am bic
8orsilae eiue5 &OrnfeIoeS ffreiten. @ine
orcee 9Renf6enmenae fammeIte Iicb um oefe
Ibnurrisen Sunser GOnfutfe's. QIs eneIidt
mad Iansem Streite QusS Sur 8ufriebenttit
erIebiat mar, padten fie ildb Sober cine Ca
ouns auf, Die ieoem anltdnbisen 6arrsn9auE
@bre semabt baben 10 iroe uno nun be9ds
ben fie fib i'm @dnfemarfde in Die Staot
NO ibre eanosEeute bereitS fir BObnunsen
9'lcrst batten,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
Die Ncaiitrirnnas:SiI.

Diefes 9efee wsIbes am lifcn SuIt in
Rraft tritt, wirb bsute nObmaIs in unlern
SpaIten asfunten. Der NOrrisown Re-
glitter siebt in SsSue barauf nod fOI9enbe
@rfldruna :-SieIe prfonen wercsn unter
benz @inoru6 fein, baB bic @ernadIdfT9une
ODER 8rweiesrune, cine 9eiratb, @eburt
oser 3OsesfalI su re9itriren, bic ei9entibe
QerTcn elmer Strafe BON SwanSi9 SboIer
unterwirft. Dies 1T nitt Der SAL, ,pie
aus einem 8riefe erbeIIet, ben Der Geitcr
bes ,,eancaifer Sntenigenter" neuIitb BON
.Srn. @owarb Grmltrcn9, ein 9Iteo bss
&eprdfsntantenbaufe6, BON Der Stoot pbito'
eeIpbia, erbisIt, wsIber Die in Sra9e fteben'
be Bin entworfen Bat Sie 4fte 1T, Uis
es f6sint, nur 70 weit es bic Statt uno
Gauntp pbiIacelpbia aneebt, nit 3mnn9
Uerbunbsn. Sn itbem oncern She'll bss
Staats itsbt eS bsm SoIf frei, bic 8e9i(fri
runa 3u MAIDEN Oeer nidt; oa bios Elm Srt
hereitet 1T, no man bin9eben uno foIbe
Gbatfaben eintra9en Fam, weIde in man
den Sdaen bo6lt wi6ti9 gu wihen linb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
apfpfpfp 1tnterbipifTpner,

Sc bslteben ee9snwdrli9 in Der GofofOFo
partei Uisr Saupt' QttbeiIun9enr weItbe ale
@ittsl unb Sntr9uen eebrauben I'm ibie
MeiIterfbaft in Der NationaG Convention
su erbaIten. Sic werben flofhf6irt ME
folst:
/. 9cIf's @abinets9Iiebsr - Buchanan,
Marcp, Mafon, Bancroft uno @ompanie.
9ieGe Ibeinen alIe ol5 wdbrer 3msf Die
Gnennun9 ess 10 Gents Wanne5 Simmp
Buchanan i'm SdiIos Su fubren.
2. GaB uno anoere nalte So9ieS," wie
ibnen bas bemofratifbe &spiew feltif ben
Namen 9s9eben bat Ssle baben fbon
felt Sabren nidbt mebr piet Don Der uBeute"
befommen uno itno odber un9emein bun9'
rig uno tbdti9-aIIeS fur GaB uno bic 8eu:
te.
8. ,,Das iun9e Qmerifa," nit Douglas
unb bem ,,osmofratie Hepisw" an Der Spite.
Siefe Qbtbsiluns 9sbt fur Que5 unS Seccr.
mann, fur Gtqucr uno 9enu9 eaOon. 8uter
3iauor III Der poIarltern ibre5 pCIitif6cn
@taubenS uno 9Ou9Iab 1T INNER bereit
sinsn nSrist" Su uildnren." Douglas ii
ibr Mann.
4. Die ,.8arbururrs," NIT San 8ursn,
8snton, Blair unb @ampanie an Der Spiee.
Dies it cine fsbr fi0rri9e, bortf6pft9e Sac
tion-rpie eS bic nSmCfratie" in '4SwcbI
asnue erfabren bat-uno oesbaIb Bu furd-
ten. Gs fno Die aIttn Sourbonen.
Nit birfsn bier SaetiOncn pom Ncroen
une irpei ooer orei onoeru Don Suben, Wiro
cs obne 3weifel beige Qrbeit su Baltimore
9eten. Sa fb Die @onUentiOn am Sien:
flag perfammeIte, 70 psrcen mir mobrfdein'
LID ndbfs @obe i'm Stanbe fein baS GefuI'
tat mitButbeilen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
qanealter Ganntp anpfcr Niinen.

gHir erfabren ooB Die &upferminen, oeIe
gen in Bart SaunIbip. un9sfebr cine Msile
n6rbIib Don bem Stdottbcn 8sOr9etaun,
in bieism @auntp, nun wieoer in srfOl9reiher
Operation Ino. 9ieIe Rupferminen wur,
cen Dor Dem 8sUoIution5frie9e nit bebeuten
Dem GrfOI9s bsarbeitst, inoem ober bic ur-
fprungIibe @efsuibaft babGun9 5unfdbi9
puroe, wuroe bic llnternebmun9 aufge9eben
unS i'm SerIoufs Der 3eit fluts iicb Der alte
Sbaft nit Bofr uno ROtb an. 8Or I'm:
aefsbr swei Sabren murte cine 9efeuftbaft,
9cbilbet, um bic Miner SperatiOnen wiecsr
Bu srueusrn. Bur 9eoenwdrti9en Belt iino
Die UuSibtfn Der 9sieufhoft b6bft ouf
munterno. Der 8stroa uon grj, wsIte5 5u
Soa 9ef6rbat wtro, III fcbr 9roB, uno cos'
Idte miro ouf gSiaen nab Der Columbia
unb QbilobeIpbia Gifsnbabn tron6portirt.
0ieIe Minen paIprehen Dem Geoeiben I'm
fere8 reiben Gauntp einsn nsuen Untrieb Su
0sbcn, un0 ce5we9cn frsusn mir un5 uber
oen 9uten @rfcI9 oetieGtsn.- CSOIt6fD
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
(GiueeiGnet.)
S7crbpbeitbau, glai 26, 1889.
GciS dtbtfam!

Gin tClIer Snno paiTirte bsute ibr Sie9
frieo's Sruds naeb 8bsit5aa. Sine par'
tie foI9te ibm fo9leib nab. Serfelbe 9in9
our6 SrubtfsIosr uno Ques. @nbib &C..
lang eS Srn. @barIss S6dffsr, in msinsm
SeIbe sinsn S6u6 an i'm Su befommen,
Der i'm pIoeIib srlc9te. Sb Der Suuo pieI
scbi0sn BAT, f6nnen mir ni6t fa9en. Man
fei baber porfibti9. (S. St.0
05S6isss purcs uns stn unfrm Srcunce So;
mas 9 Stcfflit sn9cfanbt, uno mir nelIen bier nur
nod bemsrfen bas es unS rcucn rptrbe, uncrc Sren:
be i6craG oclCm 8spid fc9tn ;u lIbsn. Scbolo Sbr
BON irseno cincm Scrfau in @urCr Nabtaribaft bort
70 hrebt cs auf unb hidteS an unS elm; oaour fSnt
nsn pirGu cine UNI intsrcanttre 5eituua lSfru unb
ben gnlenbern ctpch ols Dem 9an;en putttum fam
as Sers ;u srcBem Nuecn 9crclbeu @ntlbuloiae iitb
ia teiner init ltbltbtcm Srcben. beun penn mir es
nur feen fSnnen, 70 rpttIen mir Cs bcn Surst marn.
Gs tSnnen a6er Die msbricn urirrsr 2Cler ebr rit:
tis ibrs6sn, unb bic d6ri9en pid tsr OIs pts s att
IAetnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
ssenuSpIpanifdbc @3aunmDllen SaftOrieu

@on ben breibunbert @eberifhblen, mel
DE in Der 8aumwoIIen Sabrif in &saoin9
iib befinoen, fino eegenwdrti9 200 in Sps-
ration, welde bur6f6nittIib tdstid 5000
Yarbs feinen, fb6nen MusIin perfati9en,
aIfO wobentIitb Swifben $4,000 uno 50.-
900 Yarbs. Sn penisen @O6en psreen
ole @ebeifibIe in BEN @ebdube in Sbdtie.
Felt fsin unb bann mirb bic ti9Ide Manu'
faftur fib turbfbnittItb auf 5000 gares
bsIaufen. Sn ben jwei 8aumwOIsn. SAT-
torien in Sancalfer fino ee9enwdrtis iibsr
900 perfOnen befddfti9t, UOn benen 600
SrauenSimmer. Die SarrisburssrunO SRA
napunf8 8aummCuen SaftOren.ma6sn slei&'
falls f66ne @efbdfte,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
u&rprCf"
uNdtript"


L52arbnbr boIttt ts inn ,5 9arbtjo6tr Qut5 bnG
sF ns TSf 0g sS9n S, e M Sean Gac d.
Osrn @ttsr O Sudtracftaft, imm bn Wl Otm nitStrer
fl ibtr0Sbtn. S Ntt bnt Gu ter Si ctnihyn SudSr9t=
btrs 100000 AbaItr erpart 81 ubt0tbtn. 9iti atr
GBNe CH icer @rreStrbrt rsm Gaot 400 900 6bn=
Gin params G'psrrcr m6sn? Ter rpor 6Guut ibr fir cl
@iin, 0dbr nit5t" tnSn @I3nn Nimmtn? sIttn, ld)'
gges,n Sic Earbt,atr ,5 ,fSar6itnbrr 6alttt s i'm
i'm GtSdbnf hatttr Gaf &et goadmf Snf gtup, Schndcr
IN insr Grllcdre Saunt1 &tetn ttnr ntWtn VDiaNtpha
octno 6ab S5 i unrt Oertn Ne fa0t, rs st rmii g.ts
a4r S1 5S So 3 @ G@ s snn ga gs m 5 m r @ s n % SnT
dm lnsrordsr Sl 5u0cl o5 br cldlm n(rSrtr Sit 5os
S0as nit Gbberbtt anctrtrlu t6 Gtds witGtr nit 2trb
en-? anUsrtroWn?' etc.
DEg aar6uo6ter yratiet &c F 2or6,atI,r stroeFtt cd
ribi, Naf eu Nurb @toutsuu Naf cb 0lrt tanten ttt
mrcr @Gaenprtsi an Ser Stree GBbapar rtSp0tt Hpa
port Tatrtnra 10000 riuna 10000 3baltr sts
26alsr 9sraubi wcrrtn inS." raub mcrosn inN."
g8ir icuttn tcntcn ettls luS;ae rp6rcn binrctbcnS
um ctnEn Seeen cine 10 9tncine S6chcrri ertideu gu
laeen, ais lid cine ocntsn Hg Gau ebt roG Der Grs
pref CotSmol ben GamCn Yiolcr in Scbulcu uuo Iti.
nc Qartct in Die 9Bbiapartei umotGutert bat 70 beG
cbesmot rcr uuibutti9t Sbdt Die SdnNeu bcs anrcrn
gu tra9sn bate. uno Dies rusn eann ,Cttlibe gRaf.
fen" icin. . 3eitcn -G8ir brtn Der ,GrprcG" miro
in 3utuuft fth bErebsu auf Oct @obn Der g8abrbcit
ju panesn, 70 eae mir lbm oann nitSrCuben Die bano
bGr SrcunbIbaft reibcn tSuucn.
s~~~~~S~~~~@4~~-~.N~S
Scfbffrnpro. = Qm 5ten Nai, alma
@pbram Yiie Uon SOmrrIet Saunf6ip,
49, S"Ah'Di ltt' Nutttl dOllHttIfJ NIl
NsCr9en nad StpeSoilIe, fsbrte aG5oann in
einem befcffenen 8uifanbe, perfeben nit 2
Quart SIafben 9SiSfep, SuriiG, rpcuon er
cine bel feinen Qrbeitern, bei meIten li6 feline
&mber befanoen, lief, nit Der anoeren Sta,
f6e 9ins er aIsoann nab Saufe, no er lib
sanb auein befane, nur iein fleiuer, un9e'
fdbr adbt ODER Sebuidbri9sr Sebn fpitIte um
benz Saufe berum, bis er Nabmitta9s ee.
gen funf ubr feinsn fleinen Sobn an Der
.Sano nobm uno i'm ouf bic pcrb feines
Saufes fubrte, pofetbIt er bann oreimaI
rief n6err Ssfus, bIsib BEL uns |" aina
oann nlIein in bic Stube, no er iid turS
oarauf nit elmer Slinte burcb Den 9eib f6cB
uno 9Ieid barauf feinsn Self auf9ab. Sein
@efinbe, weIdes pom SeIoe berbeieilte, fanb
ibn, ans 8stt fb Iebnsnb auf Dem go
ben iieeno, Die Slinte bic ab9efeuert mar, lag
por ibm, u. bic fuft sdnjIib seIeerts S9napS
flaf6e in Der Ndbe.-C@aSstte.)
E%@ine 9rO6e QnSubl Der farbiscn 8e
UoIferun9 BON SbiOs aebsntt, ,pie es beist
eiefes Sabr mad Der Ne9G, &epubIif &ibe
ria lberSuliebeIn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

81 @auaSasr 8situn9en beribten oen
500 zines $oru @barIe5 Boulder, pOn Ser.
tbisr, MOntrsaG Giifrift, i'm 2tIter Don 106
Sabreu. SerfeIbe fOu crei 2Seibsr 9ebabt
uno nit oeufeIben 60 Rinoer 9eseu9t bas
ben. Gr bintsrIie6 43 Iebense 1inoer, 66
GnFel uno 13 urenfel.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

~Dr. @afpar, Don Berlin BAT Be,
otahtst, bab Die Stsrbli6feit unter 8dt.
fdsIorS pom Itter Don 80 bis 40 Sabren,
27 per Gent. iei; wdbreno unter perberatbe'
ten Mdnnsrn pom ndmtibsn alter eieIeIbe
nur Is per Gent. betrags. elmer geae.
bensn QnSabl erreibeu nur al 8itfdeIors
oas QIter Don 40 Sabren, pdbreno 7S Der.
beiratbste Minner ienes Itter errei6en.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
2iberaIe gsermdcf,tniGe.

GbarIes Mereisr, ipeIder neuIib in pbi.
Ia6eIpbio seiiorben if, befiimmte in teinem
9Biuen foIeenoe Sermdbtnife:-Qn 9oae
No. 3 Der 9anbwerfer' 8rhberfbaft 5000
3baIer-anbie Union @ObItbdtsfeitssefeu.
fhaft 5000-Suppsn9sfelf6aft 1000-an
Die eutberifbe SiOnS Stride 1000 an bic
2utberif6e ct. SObonnes Stride 1000 =
an bic YennlpIuanif6e SibeIsefsQ16aft
5000 SbaIer.
0E Sn Neu-gOrf BAT man cine ueue
Mtalaine erfanoen, um SOoenteppi9e Gear.
psts) ju ftbren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

ct. Mibael5, 18 Npri[ @or9eFnu
wuroen mir Don sinem beftiaen @rbbsbcn
bcimgefubt. Su stnem SOrfe i'm Sn.
nsrn wurcsu 40 6dufsr serff6rt. Die Nlann'
Ibaften an Soaro Der Sbiffe flbltru ben
@rofoB 9anS smpfinolib uno bic Firhen
in unferer Staot Iittsn bsosutenoeu Sda-
Den. Der GroitCb wuroe in aasn Sbsilen
Der SnfeI 9eflbLt.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

WS Gine 9d9erStauner 3eitun9 beritb'
tet, oaB mebrere SamiIien, bic auf Die Cub.
berg mobntn, wOfeIblt fIrSIi6 fur meb-
rere Sage sin Sruno wutbete, 9eSwun9en
warsn Sag uno glabt Su orbeitsn, um
ibr @i9sntbum BON 3erit6run9 curb ba5
Seuer Su retten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
SpO bmrtb Oas Giien pOm . Ja6mimpur5eIn

&cn Gumtcrviue, g. g., miro fOt9euces
trauriae Grci9n6 berihtct; Gin 6trr, mel
der beIhdft9t mar sini9e Sa}minii6fe Don
Der Qcm6bnibe Qdben Qrt, in feinem SOfe
bu pfan5en, marf oo5 2Gb9sfhnittene bon
ZEN Burieln uo6GdIii9 bei Ssjte, no s5
5wci leiner Gincer, unQefibr 5 uno Sabre
alt, fdncen, oaran fauten Il. mnbrfhcnlib
einen Sbeit oupOn, ooerbsn Saft UrfhIuG
ten. Surse 3cit nahbsr fam oo5 ilnQere
&ino in Die Stube, no bic SHUTTER faB leg
tc lcirsn &Opf ouf ibren SbOOB unb fhIief
elm, mie Iie 0loubte. Ql5 Iie e5 nab elmer
QBdle oufmefsn wotIte mar s5 tObt. Sa5
dtcre Gino muroe ebeufau5 fronf uno fOGate
nab mcnt9cn Stunpsn feincm S6mefsr
den in bic gmi9Pett
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

%Sn 9srmantoun wurosn am oorIse'
ten SOnnta9e 81 prfCnen auf bic Se-
I6uIoi9un9 Urboftet ba6 oisfstbsn msbrc
8arten Diebtdbte be9on9en baben, uno fir
ibr @rfbeinen Dor Der Court unter 8ur9.
Ihoft gsltstlt. Der Sbaoen, ,peItber in ben
@drten non Gcrmantaun an9sridtet III, fou
lid auf 5000 SbaIsr beIoufen So bsrib.
tet Der ,Sduernfreuno" pom 26. Mai.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

~Sm @on9reBe bat Senator TIMBER
moOo pen 8OrIdIae 9emadt, ben @ou9re6
olieoern Elm Sabres9ebaGt Don 1000 SbaIer
uno eeni1Ie MeIen9eIcer Su 9eben. Die
Seitfceun9 zines 9ewifen GsboItes murbs
6en Ian9sn GOn8re6iisun9en febr baIo Elm
Gnee MAIDEN.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03
etnmpf. unS bntidbtSn6ifee Weeimrnter.
8iDei ueuc Qlanetcn cntortft.

&or eini9er 3sit sntoedts Sd. 8afparis,
Su Neapel, einrn neucn NifGoio, ben er Su'
erft 9sfeben, os6sn Nomsn isoob nod nibt
beeannt III. Durb oaS lsste Oamphdiff
in nun bic Ha6rttt ilbsrbrabt ba6 woroen,
6err. Gutbsr, ouf osm SbIsrUotOrium Su
8iIt, nabe DufeIoOrf neutib nod sinen an,
bern entosdts, rpel6er Der lite fein ioll. Der
Bwi1den War5 uuo Supitsr srifirt. uno Die
Don So Sabrsn nod ale unbsfannt waren.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

"Gin Mann, Der futbicb pen @atif0r,
nitn Suritdfsbrte, brabte bic unnsbeuere
Summs Don 62 Gents nab Sauie. gr
perIiberte ober, oaB bic @rfabruuq, Die sr
bort 9cma6t, weni9fsn5 100000 Stater
wertb fei. Gr la9t fernsr, baB fib 10000
Qmsrifaner in ben @OIc9rubsn befanoen,
Die oas Gono germ UerIa6sn wIrcen, wsnn
lie nur bic MitteI bittsn, um bic &siltfOfsn
beltrsiten Su f6nnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

@tne 9ro6e 2lnSobl Der farbi9en Be
UoIferun9 BON Sbios 9ebsntt, lpie es beist
etefes Sabr mad Der Ne9er,& ,&epubIif &ibe
ria lbsrSuIiebeIn,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

I50Gar6Sjlbltr 6alttt ts in,
gtSabtnif Saf 9Si0ltr se0sn Gas
Cs,kF 9Siiimmt sat- uiasetnl nisi
Stri1tu N>itttr Ole Suldtrac 'tbafii
~ iibSr0Sbtn. Sitit lltts bat Sud)
btrsit5 100000 &6Nlsr cripart.-
IBirNe CiH icldDtr 0,cridrtnStr
Gin pariamsr G'uptrrcr ma1sR?
el;Ln, iitbtr nLMt."
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

@8on @alena, in SGinOis, ipirb AZ
Idrieben, eaB wdbreno ben MOnaten Mdr;
uno Qpril nur So 23l Stan9en Pigs) 8le
BON oen obern Minen UsrTbifft wuroen
aeaen 81, ,535 Der ndmtibsn MOnate Ieete$
Sabr. Qbnobme 45. 304.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

VeIp t1f IIeDerfIuB-yfabo Gen IeBs
ten Nabribten Don England mar bort cas-
GeIo in 70 9rcbem usberfIuB Uorbanesn,
oaB Die Bauf BON Gnelono ibren 3insfus
auf smei VrOSent berabasiest bat, uno BON
priUat- -8anfier5 eOnnts oafslbs Su Elm prO'
sent erbaIten perosn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

HTEgGNl,n sic Earbtiatltr q
i'm GtSGhfniF hatttn, Gaf lSiettu
In frtnsr Stllnare SauntD 9tt6i
oeiaot hat, ,,ss iSi mrtiit OeirsfSr
cat SIR ribt idlOn lanai barttl
tdrirt mor0sn 'ti0?" Scrnt Sbl
irlbtm lInttrordtsr liS 5i0sl ott
Gtaai5 nit Gibsrbeit oncertrlu:
en-?
TE5 3arbti16tcr StratTct tt
nitbf, Sa6 Cub eurb QStdmtSr
unItrcr Gtaenpnrt5i an Ser FrSs.
port ISaTtrltinna tnra 10000
9halfr herauht lrerNen linN.W
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

S Die @eueraI @onferenS Der MetbO.
,ilten' STRIDE bat SnoianapOliS Su ibrem
9srfammGuuaS- Srte fur 1858 befimmt unc
jef6IOfen, cine MifiiOn nab StaIien 6u
enoen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

S IGlem NnIbein nab wtro Die Sd
bafsernte in 8entudp oieIes Sabr fpdrIib
au5falIen, inoem Der Srolt uno bic SIie9s
uiee QflanSen Ierfi6rt babsn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

@gin &iuo, Sabr aft, wurbe in
8Clton, mdbreno e5 fbIafeno in fsner @is-
as lag, pon elmer Satte an9e9rfen unp sc.
t6otet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-06-03

S@ Sin en9Iifbss BsdfeIbIatt f6reibt:
/, Gin Menfb, Der einen Oruder betruat,
Der wiroe obns Shube nab Californian
aeben, um 25 Gents Su fparen. Sold Elm
Menfh wilrre bic GigarrenRhmpeI rauben,
Die Qnoere pe99ewOrfen babcn uno ben
StOff Su fsinen Rlsipsrn einem Sampen-
lammIer ftebIen,"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22
DG~ In New York on the 18th instant DR..

DG In New York on the 18th instant DR..
Kane lectured on the " Access to the North
Polar Sea, viewed in connection with the
search after Sir John Franklin" He COM
menced by reference to the advance which
geographical science had made, and to the
universal opinion which had always been en-
tertained by scientific men of the possibility
Of the Northeast passage. DR.. Kane be-
lieves there is an open Northern Ocean be-
yond the line Of ice; and he bases this be-
lief upon various data-irst, that the line
of intense cold is south of the north pole
and also upon various phenomena in rela-
ton to the oceanic currents. He proposes
to sail as far up Bafdu's bay as possible on
the ceast Of Greenland; there leave his YES
sci, and pursue his way directly north,
across Greenland to this Northern Ocean,
He expects to be able to accomplish this
with sledges, drawn by dogs. A peculiar
kind of food, prepared expressly for his ex-
petition and adopted to the climate, will af
ford the necessary subsistence for himself
and party. He goes provided also with
gutta percha boats; which upon arriving at
the new Polar Sea, which he hopes to dis
cover, he will launee and continue his voy-
age.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

"a The re-engagement of Fanny Cerito,
at the French opera, and the determination
Of NJ. Saint-Leon to remain in his present
lucrative position, as first dancer and mai
tire de danse, has given rise to some ludi-
crous scenes. They are divorced from bed
and board, and until the .fete given not long
since at the Grand Opera, had never met
since the judicial powers decreed their sepa:
ration! They came ON the stage, their
mouths wreathed in smiles, but the lady look
ed daggers at her husband after piroueting
halfa-dozen times, they threw themselves
in each others arms and danced for five
minutes in this affectionate manner! Then
Nine. Cerito was obliged to exhaust her
pantomomic powers in telling her (hated)
husband she adored him next to Heaven
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

b9A proposition is on foot in Boston to
erect an Opera House and Theatre, capable
of holding three thousand persons. The es-
timated cost of the ground and building is
$3.50, 200.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

BLANKETS! BLANKETS!
ID 80 pairs Kibband-bound Blankets
100 DO Common Blankets, all sizes
so do Gray, Blue, and Red Blankets, all sizes
Linen and Cotton Sheetng
White, he'd, and Blue tlannels
Together with general assortment of Dry Goods
VIM H. RILEY,
dec 16-3t corner Sth st. and opp. Cen re Market
HASTINGS COMPOUND SYRUP OF NAPrHA
IL positive cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
ami all diseases of the chest and lungs. single bot
tic will prove its efficacy Prepared by DR.. G. Hast
ngs, London. Price 81 per bottle Sold by
S. r. SYLVESTER,
Chemistand Druggist, cor. 9th and II SITS.
dee 16-eo2W
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

The latest accounts from this magnificent
and luxuriant Island, are of an interesting,
and we are sorry to add Of mournful charac-
ter. We give place to the annexed items:
The Spanish war steamer Isabel was to
have left Havana ON the 18th inst, for the
Island of st. Domingo, with Mr.. Mariane
Torriente on board, sent as special agent,
by General Canedo to watch the m svements
of the .f.i5usters schemes, which, it is said,
are about to be organized somewhere near
SANTANA.
Four thousand Spanish troops and two
more Generals, were expected soon to ar
rive at Havana, and, to judge from the ex-
tensive preparations which were being made,
and the activity going on in the forts, plac-
ing guns, &c., SC, the Cuban authorities
were under much alarm for fear of invasion
from the States.
There was rumor at Havana that one
of the English steamers had just captured q
SLAYER.
The latest advices from St. Jaga de Gu
ba, received by the steamer Cherokee, re-
presents the Cholera there as spreading
now among the sugar and coffee estates,
having already decimated the more popu-
lous districts. Some of the sugar estates
have had one-half of their laborers swept
away, while on many of the tobacco estates
panic has taken place, which has resulted
in general stampede of the laborers. The
hardships and sutferings of the poor white
laborers under these circumstances are said
to be terrible. in the extreme.
Private letters give some frightful pic
lures of the ravages of the disease, and a
letter published in one Of the papers, dated
Dec. 3d) says:
"Until within day or two, no one could
be got to bury the dead, which were left
exposed, purifying in the sun, piled in
heaps at the Campo Santo. The excite
ment produced by the late severe shock of
earthquake, seemed to stay for time the
progress Of this fearful malay, only to
break out with renewed virulence. 1t is
computed that not less than 5000 persons
have been carried off by the disease in this
city alone and that, too, within the short
time Of five or six weeks; the mortality
now is not less than seventy or eigty day,
aud there are many whose deaths have not
been given in to the Registerer. l learn
that it has been equally fatal in it's progress
on the north coast of this province; how i,
will end, God only knows"
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

Prisons scishing to be se,red scitA the "EvEN-
ss STAR u sass their names and address at james
XIV, Isl .card, Bishops periodical sore adjoining
wizards, A. Taes near 11th street, J. Miss Bro'on's
B James Winners 9Th street, or at Joe Shilington's
Cdson Building.
Adrsrtisemens can be lift at the obove places.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

HT Madame Alboni, whose concerts at
tracted such large audiences here, is an
nounced to appear, on next Monday night,
at the Broadway Theatre, in the Italian
opera.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

sSr Mr.. WILLIAM TUCKER, scith such as
..tanoe as he may employ, is authorized to re-
esss subscribers and advertisements for the
{. Dazy Evening STAR" Mr. BURNS aciU wait
on the citizen. Of Georgetown.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

SUGAR, COFFEE, TEAS, &c.-Landed
~ from schooner Empire large supply of fresh Sc
lected Groceries, &C., to say
30 hhds prime Porto Rico and Cuba Sugars
20 packages Loaf, Crushed, and Powdered Sugars
ll5 half chests fresh new Gunpowder Imperial Young
Hyson, Pouchpng and Souchong Teas, all of late
importations.
$50 bags old Java, Maracaibo, Rio Mocha, and Burnt
Coffees
ALSO
Raisins, Soft shelled Almonds, &C.
Pickles. Preserves, Catsups, and Extracts
Chow Chow, Anchovy Paste and Safdines
Olive Oil, Spices, Canton Ginger
Pineapple and English Dairy Cheese
Judds Patent and Spermacet Candles
Winter Spermaceti Bicached Oil, &c.
Hulls Fancy Soaps and Candles
Colegate's Pearl Starch and Blue
Brooms, Buckets, Pales
Fancy Mats, Candle Wick, Irvine, Cords, &c.
Assorted Goldfish, Herrings, Hops, &c.
Which, with general assortment of Groceries, Ii.
quors, Flour, &C.. are offered for sale by
GEO. THOS. PARKER co.
dec 16 Opposite Browns Hotel.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

GFThe troubles at the Charlestown
Navy Yard have been settled and the work.
men resumed their labors on Monday morn
ing.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22
ALL HAIL! ALL HAIL!

wv G. CHOATE HAS LATELY DISCOVER
w. ED All all-healing SALVE, which will cure
Corns, Bunons, Warts, &C. &c. The remedy is safe
ard sure. No cauterizing substance is used.
Residence II street, one house north ofPennsylva-
MIA avenue. dec 16
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1852-12-22

11An invitation has been given to
Meagher to visit Boston, and it is thought
he will accept it early in January.