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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
1sbeimniGpOller 1tmItauo.

Der @ofhin9ton CQcnn Reporter BE-
ridtct, to6 i'm Septcmper 1851, oIfO UOr st-
mas lingCr oI5 Cinem Sobr, SmcD WinrCr in
ciuem einlpdnni9sn BaQcn vOr ro5 6au5
oC5 6ern Srftpb Wiuer fubren, wcItber co
mails un9efebr cine babe WIile uuterbaIb
BeGt Nleranoria, an Der WaticnaI- -Sra6e
in SblO County, Sir. wobnte. Gir stfuh
ten 6crm Miucr, oo5 rr einen &cif:r uac
cine &iile ouf eini9e Sage IN Serw0hrun9
ncbmcn m6tte, nab STIouf 0cn wdtben
iie oonn fur oirIclben onrufcn woltcn. Ser
Mium wiuiQts risfs5 Elm, nobm Gle Gcftr in
icin 6ous ouf uno fteute Nitfdbeu an eincn
llbrn Srt. Die Winncr febrten ME ME
Der Suruf, uno e5 III fcitosm feline Qnfro9c
von irQenc Semano fir bic UrtifeI 9emabt
wOroen. &er eini0cn Sn9en rief 9err Mit
Ter orCD ieiner Rabbarn berbtp, 6srrn Wm
Ndu, 9crrn Qerrp G5frep uno 0errr SObn
8rotbHtce, uro crfudbte iie, oen HCffsr uno
bic &ile gu tfnen uno Den SnbaIt cerfeIben
Su ermincln. Sictbaten oiefe5 uno foncen
paB Der GOfer 9cmocn, SOien, einen ,0ut
uno mebrere ancsre &ICioen95fu6e cntblct;
ebGnfau5 Elm bIuti9eS Semo in weldes Elm
QewideIt mar ein ueueS 9robe5 Bell, an rpcl-
tem 9lcafaa5 MerfmaepOn 8lut maren.
Sn ccr &ife bcfano ilcb cine Get &rdmer-
pIcro89cfhirr, ueblf ein9en ancsrn QrtiFcln.
Sn hem Softer fano man ein Saibenbub,
mclcbe5 Gin Wapier eutbielt ouf peIhem Der
9lome So6n ID. Zimmerman 9sIbriebsn
itano, uno man usrmutbst, oaB Der Roffer st
mem Wanne isne5 Namsn5 an9ebjrt bat
Sbiss 3eitun9 bsmertt, caB oOrti9e Bur
ger iitb uinnun, ooB um unocfebr bic oben
anQe9cbme Bit elm Grdmer Ramen5 3im
mrmau, in enem Der pctihcn Counties
70 pid man Iid iegterinueru faun in 8rccne
@cuntp-crmoroe qefuucenwuroe. Die cb
iae ln9ote miro bsFannt qematt in Der Gcff
nuno. oa6 riefe5 Sur Gnlbuuuna ausr um-
fldnoe fhbren m6ge, meIhe risIe 9sbeimniB
uOlIe @sIhibte bsaeitet baben. Mdn
ataubt beflimmt ed5 Die obi9sn 8saenfdnce
cinem crmoroeten Manne an9eb6rt baben.-
(8oIfSfteuuoO
N, kgi Sep MrfsY
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
81 u 5 l a II ;.
HF5 Alzszf
g.
NranfrcicIl.

Sn0driS fano man neuIdb eiuen beutThcn
6utmacher G. an oem Settpfcten iciner
Rommer erbdnat Der Monu bate fruber
Gin etntrd9ihes @sIdGft benieben; Snmie.
Ieuuuglhf, Ger Serluif elmer iuu9en Srau
brdhte ibn Surud uno trhbte ieinen Self,
bis CT buIeBt in r6u9sn QBabniinn V9fid.
gr biloete fit Elm, vOn 8Ias Su fein-sine
fire Scee, pCn Der man bdufler lief ais lie
in Q8hflidfrit Uotfommen mag. 9urb
feline tran5porente 6aut eloubte er eaS gan
;e @erisbs fsiner innern Srgane, bis in Die
feinlisn loern bin Su febsn uno lhmebte in
ieter Qn9if trqenemO 0nIuitcBrn une clefe
Geben5fuuftOnen Su it6ren. SeIblt glob.
run95mittel fOnnten ibm nur nit Giit BET
gebrdht rpGroen. 3u feinsm un9Ihf bate
er Cin fIeines Simmer ouf einCm folt nur Don
ShlOGern uuo Shmicpen bemrbnten 9of
inne, Swiicbcn bersn @ifenbarren uno Sdm
mern sr ieceu NuQenblif ben t6otihsn
Sueib IA erbaIttn flrdbtste. Da5 8efubI
moro ibm Suleet 70 peinid, boB er lid bas
gebcn nnbm. Neten 1einer Geihe fano man
cine Sttlift, in Der er, an lsinPr firen Soee
fefboIcno, bic 9runbe ee5 ScbamOrots
au5cinancer fcee.
&trtteH.
Sutrim 27. Sept. - 8u Seberon linb
Iber 400 Batie, ol5 Mirtuoiqe an bem
neuIihn 0n9riffe ouf co5 geten css Sbo6S
pOn griien, binocrihtet. Gie Sinrib
unQ.muroe nit einrm fu.rhtbarcu Wlilitdr.
SbouipicIe bcgIeitct. 9ie un9IudIiben
0uIor mmben ouf Die graufamlte Bciie
9cQu6It. Ser Stbah ipll von Dem Woro
UCrIube ouf ibn i'm D6bfen @race onQesrif
fan lsiu Sm Bazaar ppu Sobri5 bat man
fltb elmer S0IIcn Maftine Don Sw6lf lungen
Gswcbrliufen bemitbtj9t. Man WeiB absr
ntbt, ju ueltBcm 3mrdc biefcIbe erbout par.
GJiud.
Q(u5 6 ina mirp cine fdrcdIte Gr5ib
lung uon Der grm0roun9 pon 5000 perio
nen Minnern 8raucn uno Gjnrern ourb
cie NcbrOcn, welhe @buubow nit Sturm
cinacncmmen baben mit9etbsilt. 9aS Sc.
meBcl Icu crsi Sage uno orci Nihte qe'
mdbrt bnbsn. Die Nu5panocrun9 Don
China nab Californian III in Splge Der @r
Sdblung pOn cCn feinc1sligsn QBiorwdtg
Feitcn, meIhe bic hjneiiften ginmonoerer
in @aIiforniCn ju erouIocn baben ctngdteut.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
91racin9. Scr. 16.
H'aCth9 Htco, TO-
S&icbtioe NnticbciSmnn. - Gil

SSStCDtt0e CntfcDctcuito. - YIN
QrUScb wurpe pcriQe Bothe Dor uuIret tGourt
ucrbancdt uno cutftieoen, mslbrr Siemtih
piel ouscmcinc8 SntcrclIs errc9tr. Sc mar
udmlth einc &lo9e ec5 "GeooiuQr Spor.
GWcjn5," fir ocn 8etro9 elmer WortQdtib,
Die Der Screm Qc9cn Gins fciner Mit9Iieocr
bjrIt Ser S6uIcncr in oislrm Sale bat
te nimit cen vOiIcn 8etraa Don Swei 2lf
ticu, (&4O0D nab Gb5u9 cine5 frcimitIia
0ebotenen Qrdmiums, uCn ccm 8ercine er
bolten uno Die 9Ccahte WortQdtfb bofir
ous9citeut. 8aIo mad Der perfeblte er feline
mOnatIibtu 3dblunQcn. nab oCu HeoeIn
osS Ssreiu5, Su cntrittrn, morauf iein Sra
me aus Der Site Der MitoIiepr eeltricben
uno tie GufSabIun9 Scr, ME 8eiaQt, 9eIic
Dencn Summe psrIan9t muree. unteroef-
fen bate Der Sbuloncr ober fdDirt uno oas
pcrpfineete @i9cntbum mar ourb cen SIDE
riff pertouft motcen. 9ie iibri9eu @rteito
rem bsitrttsn Die gs9oIitit Der Sororuna
ecS SereinS, auf Den @runo, bo6 oie1eIbe
wudcrifb fci. Die Court intruirte bic Surp
oem9emdB uno entfttieo, raB Der 8erein
nur Su foUieI geIo bersdtiat iti. oils er mirt
LID au5beSabIt bdtts, nsbf Den 9efeeIiben
5infcn.
@5 ltebt uns nibt su, iibsr bas &ebt ODER
llnrecbt btcier Gnftrioun9 Su urtbelen.
coh ttnnen mir nitt umbiu Su fa9eu. oaB
oislelbe gang uuermortet mar. - @er bdttf
wcbl Hwartet, pab riefeIbe Court, meGbe
por Uicr Sabren Den Ssrsinrn Der Qrt ibre
Srsibriefe CAB iemalS Die es9aIitdt oes
&cfobren5 cerIeIbsn bs5wcifsIn wlros ? =
(8SUbabtcr.)
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

E~ oSobn," fro9ts ein Sbuurbrer ci
uen IL Sabre alien &uaben, ,,fannif 9u
mir ia9en no Die 9iorofthsine bsrfOmmen 2"
n1ie NorefdCine Norofhcine -fom
msu aus mrinem Sater fsiner Nafe 2"
n@a5! Du S6IinseI aus 9cinem Sa
ter fsiner Nafe?
,Sa mcbt. gSfnn mein Sater einrn
8itten binter Die 8inee qeocfTtn bat 70
9ldnStleine Nafs 9sraoe wie ein Rorof1ein !"
,.Odp, mas fa9f Du oapon?"
SD bin gang une gar nit SObn sinper
lfauoen."
,,@ut, feet @u6, Sbr 8m9cI.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
4sre(TOenten- SzsabI In fsJ2.
QsenmSnlpamieu Offi,iell.

Die 0etitbte Der prIiesntenwabl In bic
fem Staat iine ieet olIe bufammsn9sbradt
uub iiebm mie foIqt:
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
sthpnthnftiofeit i'm Gpnnrea.

Senotcr Stuff Don Seras, ino,m er iId
ouf cie Sbatldhe bsSo9, oaB irssno sin
SOridla9, wsldtsr iest por csn Gouartb &C.
bra6t miIo. unfsbIbar sinsn ero6tn Bdauf
Don poltifhem Capital psrurfadt. faafe,
oab cisfeS i'm an sinen eewifien 8orfaG
erinnsrs. @r fsp bsp elmer 9sIs9.nbsit bep
elmer Snrianer- -unterrsouu9 ;uacsm GENE
fen, ais Elm Mann berbsp aefabrsn Fam NIT
einem Sdrrel @bisfsp. Sin alter Sneia-
nsr. wedsr nabe fas, inoem er fsin 1uae
auf cas- @bisfsp Barrel ridbtete uno baf.
feIbe cine 3eitIan9 ernillit bstrattste. fraa.
te enoIib 6srrn Stuff. cb sr miffs mas in
ienem Barrel tntbaIten fsp? Dieter ant.
nortete eS entbaIte Uermutbltd @bistep.
,Nein. (osrfcets Der Suriausr) es btfinesn
ii6 ungefebr Elm taufsno eisosr uno flnfSis
@efecbte in ienem Barrel"
SriainelIe SooesauStiee. - Sn
elmer WsdfelSsitung liest man fOIseucrss
um II. eiefss Monnts ifarb in fsinG Berfs
fiitts an Der SuItOniro6s, 6r. @cwaro So.
mes, 9eaftet uno geebrt pom allen bic ibn
fannten uno nit ibm in @sfbdftsperssbr
| ffanosn. 1Is Msrfb mar er IiebensDur.
/ zig uue ais 6utmaber aufrihtia une ma"
| 3ia. Seine Suaenoen paren du6erff eirps
nebmenc fur Jpn uno feline Biberbhte fofe'
ten nur S5 per end Gr bintGId6t ti1e
@iitme. Die feincu SerIuIi betrauert une sb
nen aroeen 8orrdtb Site, neIds gum Be-
fen fsinsr Samiis bilig usrfauft weroen.
@r nuroe in Ger SIuibs fsiusr Sabre ms
8rab 9crifIsn, aIs ct sbsn einsn 9rCeen Gin.
fduf prn SiIs beenest, psIben CT 70 lpOtibits
liza srbiclt, CAP frine @itws rcblfsilere !91'
te, aIs iraeno elm ancGes 9aus in Der Gtaek
pprfaufen fann.
~um gefbnitteus 9ld9eI in trodsnss.
bartes @i6ehbcls Su fblasen, ed6 ffe ii6
nitt bieacn coet brebeu, taube man Gas
guee in Del.
SrE Die Rrpne Der Rtnisiu Don Gugs
Iano cnthdlt 800 5iamauten uuo III wenias
(ens 5 &tllonen 3baIn Tertb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

Uuf oe5 9ebGn5 turSer Hsife
Sci m5 Mutb cas- 9ofun9swort;
Nur ourtb Mulb erIangt Der @eife
Su bsm Stilrm GihHen port
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

S&Ba d s fol- Elm eute5 Mlittet fein.
um Go(t pOn @iisn uno Stabl abbubalten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

~Sn Der Staot Neu WOrf Guben
p6bentli6 ilbsr 800 Qerfcnen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

@ S6eriff Ncubaro une feline SamIic
iino 9caenwdrtis rie cinji5en BewObnsr Der
eeba @auntp Sail.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

OF GriittSrs rrr rem erfttn Stbrittc
gJlit ibm fuo aub ete onosrn Sritts
3u cincm uabtn Tal octban.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

~um sefbnitieus 9ldseI in trodsnss.
bartes @i6ehbcIS Su fblasen, ea6 fe iih
nitt bieacn coer brebsu, tau6e man cas-
gnee in Del.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24
Sfctbte Der 1Srnmcn.

boN mar rIr 6rttcitmr Green tlr 9I0tiw Gantit0t
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

S@ Die Rrpne Der Rtnisiu Don gng.
lane cnthdlt 800 Diamauten uub il wenis.
fsnS 5 &tIlionen 2baIr rsrtb.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

aFittcl gcgcn SranolpunSru.
@an ilrsus iber Gle perbrannte Coer prr
brubte Stelle permitteI5 Der Souo ODER ei'
mes Siebe5 cine eide Gage aijenmebI oie5
bebt cen SdmerS unmittsbar.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

~ Die SrouS9cter Der 81. .. Sri
bune" f6Io9en ibre 9cfommts Circulation
tiolit, w6dentIih, uno baIbw6tentIt6 -
ouf 95, 900 @rsmplore an.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

Suinci5 bat bsi Ger teRtsu Bobl
8bio5 uno ) 0ofC5 in Den @on9reB Qewdblt
welAes Gin @bi9 Geminn vCn 3 0Iicocr
in
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

SS@iu bciteres @cfprib su Slide
mdbreuc ocm @cnu6 Der Spcifen III oei
G3efunobcit oisnIib, incem e5 bic SuOau'
uno bCforcert.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

SC&@S beibt, ca6 Der neucrwi6ttt pre-
foCnt piecs tialib a,pei BufbeI 8riefC
erbaGte, norm fur Nemtcrfeuen 9ebeteIt
wiro.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

SE Der Gbrm. 0Oun9 in 8Ofon tauf
te nsuIih Gcben &inper, an eincm Conn
toot, nit @oiIer, wcIhc5 ou5 Dem Slut
SOrpon in QoIdfira sefb6pft unc mad
Qmerifa 9cfanot nuros.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1852-11-24

~Gine 3eitun9 faqt, man fcue Sin
Der, mel6e oaS StarGotf babeu, nj
SPED rciben, um cie S@meBen Su Iincetr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19
The News.

The proceedings i, the Wing Natl onal Con en-
ton Yesterday we're remarkably caro- = tai 4, :
ordinary The hopes of the Sewardites, or free $ il
portion Of the Scout party, were fr1sJr tied oa every
Issue They were Ihwa ted in their effort t. in
struc, each member Of the Committee on K solutions
to east the electoral OF the State he represented
bv the VII bdrawal Of the amendnen / the resolu-
tiou They were dunhiounded b.. the report of
the Committee on CREDENTIALS which took from
them several men, and gave their seats to their
onnou.pts or RAJ her TO good Union t.ei., Stl.
they were determined to struggle on, and resorted
10 various schemes to gain the ascendancy. One OF
their party, by the name Of Raymond, who
ia supposed to edit Iape' j city,
claimed 10 be a delegate from the Twenty
second district, aud undertook addre, the con-
yeption: but the ripc would not take. Some one Of
the delegates from this city, who had probably
heard Of the gentleman before, if nobody else had,
exposed his pretensons, aud the convention ruled
him out medding outsider. The Sewardites
then adopted another species OF tactics by pretend
ing 10 30 further and stronger in favor of the Com
promise. the Fugitive Slave law included, than the
Southern wings themselves 1T would not do. The
committee reported the Southern resolutions with a
few slight alterations; the convention adopted the
report and this threw the Sewardtes Hat on
their backs. This platform places the great
wing party on the same high CONSTITUTE ,nal
ground that the democrats occupy. Like the latter
party the wings have thus shaken off and elected
the abolition conspirators who have hung upon
their skirts for years Both parties having got rid
OF these pernicou cankers, are again placed in their
true position They will once more be enabled TO
speak out boldly in behalf Of truth and justice,
without the fear Of losing free soil votes As for
the abooniss, like their leprous brethren of old.
they are now cast out by themselves-where they
will probably die from the effects of their own poi
sopous malades--and it is to be hoped they will
never more impregnate with their fulsome diseases
the pure atmosphere of American liberty.
On coming to ballot, the Fillmore and Scott
men, as was anticipated, were found 10 he almost ex-
aetly balanced. We annex summary Of the first
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

The Board Of Aldermen met Mt the appointed
hour last evening and adjourned til Monday without
transsetpg any business, in consequences of no'
having quorum. In the Board of Assistants an
ordinance was concurrei in to appropriate rooms in
III, City Hall for the OF the Court of Sessions
during the mooths of June. July, August and Sep
tenbes of he present year. \ large number oil
papers, OF q routine character, were acted upon or
referred aud The Board adjourned till the first
Monday in July.
The important communication from the City In
speetor to the Common Council, relative to the
health of the city. should be read by every It
i absolutely necessary that some action should be
had in the matter,ao prevent the appearance of an
epidemic.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19
pollee Intelligence.

Sailing uifh I,n.nf 10 kia "A man named Patrick
Hutsius war arrested ON thursday evenng by tn. Sc
como waJd police. charge Of making very violent
attack On Mr. Richard Marin al the tulton Terry IN
fc.iIg wound in his side with knife which Is
femt WI. Prove fatal 1t seems huestu- got Out OF
stage AID b. very ahus i've threatening " rtao
yetal u. .ors ab ferry gate aud when rrmon-
knife into hs BODY The police called who took tue
into custody aud the injured man was convey
I'd 10 The Ci. iosplta fer medical N tendance feser
morning the accused taken before Justice b.
CART likewise wi appear. d. who saw the ua
lroy, k.d suli and lsti.d before the Court IL was
shown that he acted in very violent manaer white in
the stage The magistrate ccnmtrs hun 10 The Fombs
fer examination rofu,ipg To admit HIM u bail
II L,shos Iogi,s flc,r Marcel Of the Second ward
police arrested On day ngrt, two men named DO
-. ,h Buni ara William Reich; the former porter in
IL. If Mr. ihut.s. No is Liberty street on the
charge Ct pter.ne goods from the store The porter i
ebuI with taking thu property and the other man with
roc,vi tie Knowing ii to br stolen they were
each d,iaiL.d for further examination by the mass
trate.
Firing Second Hand Dealers aud junk Shop Keepers
Cfc,r Norris n pector OF junk shops &c., arrested
number Of second hand dealers aud Junk shop keepsrs
for caiyirg their businsss without license They
taken before Ju.tice Bogart at the rombs, sho
fined them seyeraly So with understand ng that II
they continued 10 rel. without procuring license he would
next time they brought before hun double the tine
II Curious Charge Of Seating Horse and Curt
terday. officer Mi'cbi of the Fourth ward arrested
nan named Farrell Mc6owsn on charge OF Stealing .
horse and cart also SO bank bill the property ut Nh
Francis Deal who IL seems. entrusted The properly t.
McGewan for the pnrposf If procuring loa of sand
NcGowan drove Off bat did not return until found by
Mr. Deal who had him placed in custody. The ne
cMed when aIes d. toio very conct story as to the
whereaL, ITS Of the horse ana money tie sad tina
he the dock for the sand aud while there h
to- "a his vest In the pocket of Which was the 50 hi
this vest hung the aud all the hor.e
being blind Oh The end of the pier into the river
auu tIat all together. The officer however in
fnmed Justice Bogar before whom the prisoner was
brt upht that the horse. blind he might haV. been
have swan ashore-cart and a-or he knt wht re
they had been taken 10y the prisoner. Tn. magistrate
thong hi The prisonsrs story was Of imprb,blty
therefore he committd him 70 prison Tor farther OK
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19

The Webster men held the balance Of power and,
if forced to give way, will undoubtedly cast their
strength into the Fillmor &c lie, and give him the
nomination. The maneuyre Of John Minor Bolts
has, probably, politically killed General Scott.
MIR. Bolts, like all sportsmeu, is great on heading
of the game He once undertook to head John
Tyler but failed; and yesterday he tried the same
experiment with the Union wings, by reading a
private letter Of General SCOTS. The result was
that he headed himself off, by placing his friend, the
General in an extremely ridiculous predicament.
After last nights consultation, it is likely that the
Webster and Fillmore delegates will meet to-day
and give the nomination to the other of these
favorites. However, it is now inmaterial who Is
the successful man, far principles are concerned
for the whig platform is nailed down, firm and
broad and the free sellers have materials Of any
kind in its composition.
There appears TO be a general caving in OF the
democrats Of all sorts and stripes, in all parts of the
Union, to the Baltimore nomination The barn
burners OF the North the ultra secessonists Of South
Carolina, and the Union and Southern rights men
of Mississippi have tumbled in and held ratification
meetings. made tremendous speeches. and passed
strong resolutions for Pierce, King, and the Balti-
more platform. We give sample or two in to-day's
paper, oil thls W0nderul Ie'olutiVA IA Tue uemo
cratic ranks.
The proceedings in the State Temperance Con-
vention, in session at Syracuse, very extra
ordinary, and will be read with much interest 1t
will be seen that they DESTROYS Of entering the
political arena openly, and will do all in their power
to secure the passage Of the Maine law in this State
One thing will especially strike the reader as quite
ourious-they deny that women have the right to
vote or address political assemblies. This is direct
bior at the members Of the women's rights party,
and We may expect to see q most comical war
spring up between these opposing factions They
are about equally matched. What will Greeley do!
He belongs to both Sides and will be apt 10 catch it
all around.
The lower branch Of the New Hampshire Legisla-
ture yesterday passed the Maine Liquor law, with
proviso that it should not 80 into operation under
one year. provided the people did not ratify it at
the election in November. The Senate refused to
sanction the proviso, and, therefore, so altered it
that the law should not go into operation at AZ,
unless the people approved. This was rejected BY
the House. and the bill was then indefinitely post
ponod This il the second defeat the Ma.peacs have
met sih within a few days. Connections declared
against them in tAe carly part Of the week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-06-19
I.tsI nf Patents

Issued from The Uneo siale Patent office r meek ending
Jlne 10, 1852, and BEARING date June Is. 1852.
Elhrdse G. Beknap of Spring Garden Penn vana
For improv. ment in iastenings for garments.
Jacob g. rarncross. Of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania
for improved valves or gates for oblique float paddle
wheels.
John W Cochran Of New York. New York-For i'm.
prov,ment in mil for crus hing quartz.
William Compton. Of New York, New York-For i'm
prov. IN, mt IN pianotories
Reuban Daniels of Woodstock vermont-For manu-
factle Of granular fuel from brushwood and twigs.
Peter Dorach Of Schenectady, New York-For Improve
ment in cast iron car wheels
Townsend Duryea Of Williamsburg New York-For
machine fr polishing daguerreoty pc plates
Charles Fei>ch-l Of New York, New York.-For i'm
provements in alarm clocks.
Iloratio N Gumbrill of Baltimore. Maryland For
improve mont in preparing cotton for the manufac
ture of duck and other coarse fabrics.
Albert and George Gemunder of Springfield Massachu-
sets For inproy ment in organs.
Kingston Goddard Of Philadelphia Pennsylvania
For improve ment in carriage ax.s
John Gouldipg. of Worcester Massachusetts, For i'm
provtment in the motion of the lay in Looms.
William Dawson. Of Huntington. Connecticut.-For
improvement in machines for making segars.
Seah Hill OF Jersey City New Jersey aud Charles NJ.
Dupuy. Junior, of Rondout New York-For improvement
in dericks.
Leon Jarosson of New York New York.-For improve.
men' in rtpnrations Of archil.
Edwin JenDey. of marlborough, Massachusetts, and
David Rood of Boston Massachusetts assignors Ed
Jenn Of marlborough Observation-Disclosures improve
ments in machines for jointng slaves.
William s. Kennedy of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -
For Improvement in saddles.
Frederick II. Moore of Ithaca New York.--For ma
chine for wiring blind rods.
William ii. Naracon. of Auburn New York.-For i'm
pro,ement in hanging mil spindies.
Adam S. Newhouse, of Richmond county, Georgia-For
improvement in bedstead fasten ngs
Jos Potts, Of Yocumtown, Pennsylvania improve
ent in meat cutters.
Thomas Reaney, Of Philadelphia, Pennsyvania-For
improvement in ore stampers.
Gelson Sanford. Of Ellenvie, New York.-For i'm
prove ment in hand seed planters
William and Thomas Schnebly of New York. New
York.-For i'm pro, emeDt in barvesters.
james Sharp of Roxbury, Observation-Disclosures i'm
prove ment in label cards.
David Perry, of fredericksburg Virginia assignor F.
and J. W. Slaughter Of place-For improvement in
machines for making cordage.
Allen b. Wilson. of Watertown, Connecticut assignor
to N Wheeler. A b. Wilson. Alanson Warren, and II.
p Woodruff, Of same pace-For improvement in sewing
machines.
Virgil Woodcock. of Swanzey, New Hampshire
improve mept in machine for stamping ores.
Wendell Wright, of New York, New York.-For i'm
prove ment i'm friction clutch
George Ytllott, of Bel Air Maryland.-For improve
ment in detachipg harness from horses