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New Book.

Army and Many Pension La,cs, and Bounty Land
LaUs Of the United States; Nth an AppendiG.
Compiled by RoBT. MAYO, M. D., and FERD
MoULToN, Counsellor at Law. Washington.
Messrs. Mayo and Moulton have brought into
the compass OF a moderate octave volume all the
materials that are extant for the information and
guidance of agents and others interested in PEN
slons and claims arising under the Bounty Land
laws Of Congress An introduction furnishes a
concise epitome of the various acts of Government
in relation to these Subjects and of historical facts
and professional opinions tending to their elucida-
ton. copious compendium of the laws them
selves including resolutions of Congress-, ranging
from 1776 to 1852, is then introduced, followed by
series of appendices, presenting with more or
less fulness the opinions of different Attorney
Generals, and the decisions and regulations OF
successive Secretaries and Commissioners. Notes
are scattered through the pages explanatory of
points arising in the text; and carefully pre-.
pared index renders reference easy to any of the
departments into which the volume is divided
The work is one which called for care and indus
try, as well as the ability to investigate analyt-
cay the intricate questions of which treats. That
these qualities have been displayed by the editors
may be inferred from the fact that they are able to
APPEND to the impression now in circulation the
favorable opinions of the President, the Attorney
General, the Secretary of the INTERIOR the Commits
sioner of Pensions, the Secretaries of Navy and
War, the Postmaster General, the Chairman of the
Committee on Pensions of the Senate, and, lastly,
of Messrs. Coke, Bradley, Fendall, Carlisle, and
other members of the Washington bar. The com.
pilments bestowed upon the work from these
sources leave to the unprofessonal reader no room
to doubts it excellence or it's usefulness.
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o r f I C / A T..
Willard Fillmore, President of the United
States of America.

Willard Fillmore, President of the United
g.s States of America.
~ TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me
that RoDoLpHE KELIERsBEReER has been appointed
Vice Consul of the Swiss Confederation at San
Francisco in the State of California, do hereby re-
cognse him as such, and declare him free to exer
else and enjoy such functions, powers, and priv.
leges as are allowed to the Vice Consuls of the most
favored natonsin the United States.
La testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent and the seal of the United States
to be hereunto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Washing.
ton the Sd day of January, A. D. 1853,
Il. 81 and OF the independence of the United
States of America the seventy seventh
- WILLARD FILLMORE
By the President:
EDWARD EVERETT Secretary of State.
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The Rio de la Plata.

Our readers will find in another column an
official translation of decree of General UR-
aUIzA, establishing certain commercial regu-
lations and opening the tributaries of the river
Plate to foreign commerce. In order to make
room for this document, editorial matter is ex.
cluded
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Congress.

In the Senate yesterday the resolution sub
mitted by Mr.. Mason on the oath ultimo, call.
ing for copies of the official notes received by
the Government from the ministers Of Great
Britain and France, proposing a tripartite con-
vention in reference to Cuba, was taken up and
passed. Other bills Of an unimportant character
were passed.
The House of Representatives passed the
bills making appropriations for the payment Of
navy and invalid pensions. The Military
Academy bill being before the Committee Of
the Whole on the state Of the Union, an inter.
esting debate took place upon the Cuban ques,
tiou, sketch of which appears in the Con.
gressional columns.
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s, FORCED CHHcK Some stranger presented a
uuios sn ,0r S 900 to the Trust company Of
Trust Company handed the check to E,Es Mn5e
,o q. on whom It was drawn, and il was casbed
fA Ellis & Morton ascerta;ned Il vas
Wig rs, ana returned il to the Trust company
been commenced TO obtain the money Of the Tr Ia.
company = o'u'nbss Ohio) Josrasi, 3Ist.
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The GIRL IN PANTs.-Miss Harriet French, the
young girl who initiated Miss Snodgrass in dom
ming the pants, was examined before Justice Rus
sell, of the police court, yesterday afternoon
charge of being vagabond 1t appearing from
her own statements that she had no money or
home, the Court ordered her committai to the
House Of Industry, but afterwards suspended the
sentence, in order to give her chance to leave
the cty.--BOston Traveller.
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WASHINGTON:
TTJESDAY MORNING JANTTARVA 1870 "a
- OAs~sAA,N ~ S1A~s 49, - 100
OFFICIAL

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT.
By and ,oiM the adUtce and consent Of tie Senate.
WILLIAM HENRY TRsscor, of South Carolina
to be Secretary Of the Legation Of the United States
at London, in the place of J. G. B. Davis resigned
JAMES H. VEAzis, Collector Of the Customs at
Natchez, Mississippi, rice Charles R RAILEY, re-
signed
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MONDAY, January 3. 1859.

MONDAY, January 3, 1853.
No: Sc. Samuel S. Downey, plaintiff in error, IS.
Joseph t Hicks executrix.-The argument of this
cause was continued by Mr.. v E. Howard for the
defendant in error, and concluded by Mr. Badger
for the plaintiff in error.
No. SO William Hopkins ct al, plaintiffs in
error, us. Jacob Barkman.-This cause was sub.
mitted to the Court on the record and printed ar
gument by Mr.. Sebastian for the defendant in
error. and by MIR. Lawrence for the plaintiffs in
error.
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JoKINa ON FAcTs.-A contemporary, in speak
ing of the lawful waste" of twenty five casks of
liquor poured upon the ground in Maine, remarks
that such an amount Of liquor, "properly distri-
buted ?, would have carried the primary elections
in two or three wards in New York.
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Hon. Meredith p. Gentry.

We are happy to learn that this estimable
gentleman, who has been for several days con-
fined to his dwelling by indisposition, was
yesterday enabled to resume his seat in the
House of Representatives.
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'sTHE RAGGED SCHOOL REpoRTER'' is peri
odicnl started in behalf of the education of the
poor in the city of New York. 1t is edited by Mr.
Augustine Duganne, who is good writer.
1t is published by the Society of the Iron Man,
at fifty cents per annum.
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-. L. LOCKE, esq.,, has relinquished his editorial
connexion with the Savannah Republican.
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Adjourned until to morrow Ii O'Clock a. m.

"PEAHoDY's AMERICAN CHRONICLE is the title
OF a handsomely printed paper just started at New
York, devoted to Life in Town and Country,
Sports of the Field, TIE Drama, Music, the Fine
Arts, and Literature at Home and Abroad It s
edited by Charles II. Peabody, and published
weekly by R. Palmer & Co., at SIS per annum.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

EDWARD EVERETT, Secretary of State.
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Mr.. MASON said that some time since be sub
nitted resolution calling upon the President for
copies of certain official notes addressed by the
Ministers of France and England to this Govern
ment, proposing tripartite convention relative to
Cuba, &c, and that debate then occurred. The
resolution was postponed at the instance of several
Senators who desired to take part in the debate.
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"
Art. l. There shall be established ON the Island
OF Martin Garcia a custom-house Of registry, to
be composed, for the present. of one administrator
one commissary, and three officers.
The administrator will have under his orders the
necessary guards and boats required to perform
the service entrusted to him. A vessel of war,
chored in the port, will lend any assistance which
be may ask for in cases of necessity.
3. All vessels coming from foreign port, and
bound to any of the qualified ports of the republic
on the ParanA or Uruguay, or to any port Of Para
quay, must enter by the channel of Martin Gar
cha, and any vessel found in the Palmas channel
or in passages leading to it will be liable, tpso
tacto, to confscation, vessel and cargo.
4. All vessels passing Martin Garcia. and bound
up the river must anchor at the port of the island,
and will be Immediately visited from the Req
guaydo.
s. The captain must DECLARE to the visiting off :.
Ger the name Of his vessel, her country and tom
mage, and the port whence she comes and he must
deliver up her clearance to be Uise
!. 6 Within twenty four hours after bis arrival
the captain will ask in writing from the admins
traitor a pass for the port to which he is bound,
presenting detailed manifest OF his cargo, con-
formable to the bills of lading and the loading
book.
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noped mat economy, retrenchment and reform
will be carried out, and that the ha nner of peace
will be unfurled at the commencement of the new
administration. He was not prepared to say that
he was not in favor of Cuba, at all events. At pre-
sent he was opposed to its acquisition in any shape,
manner, or form whatever, because he conceived
that the wants and emergencies of the Govern
ment do not require it. But future events may
render it necessary. The day is not dis ant when
we will have ocean-bound Republic, which has
proved itself sufficient to protect all it's various
interests.
He then proceeded to the discussion of another
subject, and advocated, at some length, the pas
sage of the Senate joint resolution authorizing the
President of the United States to confer the title of
lieutenant general for distinguished military ser
vice. in Mexico. In this connection he spoke with
much earnestness ofthe worthiness of Major Gen.
eral Scott to wear the honor.
Mr.POLK obtained the floor, and, after saying
that new element had been introduced into this
Cuban question by the gentleman from Mssis.
sippi (Mr. BRowN,) and that he desired an OPP
portunty for considering what should be said in
reply, moved that the committee rose.
The motion was agreed to; when
The House passed the two bills, which had been
laid aside, making appropriations for navy and
invalid pensions. 's.as .S5fas
SMALL NOTES THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
MIR. FICKLIN, from the Committee for the Dis
trict of Columbia, by unanimous consent, reported
bill to suppress the circulation of small notes.
a currency in the Dstrictof Columbia, and moved
that it be printed. ~.
Mr.. JONES, of Tennessee, moved that it be re-
ferred to the Committee of the Whole on the state
of the Union, and made the special order of the
day for to morrow week.
Objection being made, he said almost everybody
in the District of Columbia desired the passage Of
| the bill; and moved suspension of the rules, in
order to who wanted to keep those shinpasters
in circulation.
The question having been taken the rules were
suspended, and the motion agreed to-
coLoNIxATloN SOCIETY.
Mr., CHANDLER asked leave to introduce re.
solution, granting the use OF the ball to the Anne
rican colonization Society for their annual meet
/ ing IN the 28th instant
| Pending which, the House adjourned.
y. L. LOCKE ESQ., has re linouished his editoria
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suouiu not appear, tne custom house shall cause
them to be sold at auction, and, after deducting
the duties and storage due upon them, shall re-.
serve the balance for whom it may concern.
IL. The cost of storage Is to be regulated by the
following tariff, and must be paid on delivery of
the goods from deposit, viz:
-Four dollars currency per month for every pack
age of goods, whether bale or box.
-Four dollars currency for every pipe of liquor.
Oae dollar currency for every barrel of flour,
sugar, rice, sc.
One dollar currency for every eight arrobas of
tobacco yer6a, coffee, other heavy goods, ex-
cept metals, which shall only pay one quarter Of
the above
Two dollars currency for every eight boxes of
wine, or liquor of any kind, packed in boxes of a
dozen bottles.
Any doubt about storage shall be settled at the
rate of one current dollar per month for every
eight arrobas BAR
Goods stored for portion only OF month are
to pay storage for the whole month.
The expenses of laborers for the receipt and de-
livery Of goods deposited in the custom house
stores shall be at double the rate of one months
storage.
IL. Whenever any cargo, or portion of a cargo,
is to be put in deposit it shall be unloaded under
the supervision of the custom house guard, as 10
usual, and the goods shall be brought to the Gus
tom. house, whence they shall be put into store
under the same supervision. The bales boxes, or
packages shall not be opened, except at the REQUEST
OF their owners or consignees; but they shall be
weighed, strapped, and sealed with two seals one
of the custom house and the other of the owner if
ne wishes it. The custom-house seal shall have on
scription: "Depot at Ruenos Ayres. Year
This seal shall be kept in the possession of the
collector in an iron box.
IS. no gopds shall be received on deposit unless
In good packages and condition, and should the
storekeeper at any time discover any deterioration
he must make it known to those concerned.
II All requests fo- shipments abroad of goods
on deposit must express the quantities and quail.
ties, ihe vessel in which they to be clipped, as
we'll as their destination; such goods shall pass
through the custom house for inspection, and, if
found to agree with the request the administrator
shall take proper bond guaranteeing the delivery
OF the goods at their destined port. For this pur
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Gin Mcipitter Stnrnt.

atm leBten Donneritas gta6mittas scs iiber ri.
men ateil bicier Gauntp cin fir piele Sdbres,ei
irnsepDbnli6 i6werss @rmitter, te9leitct nit lcb,
bcten Bnpen, bic aber rod 70 pcit mir vernon,
men teinen S6apcn, altssencmuen an 8lumri
unr 6enItn, anscri6trt babrn.
s8e eS i6eint BAT ii9 aud heitr Sturn sirnt,
li4 tns sSeite eeitredt, bem in pbilarclp6ia ii
gu rttpa Der nGnli6en j3cit tepcutenrsr S6acrr
on9cri6trt pprprn. Sn Der 6rrnts Stra6e lint
hrei gearenbauirr, tpcIde NIT Sle6 serrft n5a,
ren, atscbeft pprben, unO in JernlInstpn purre
eini9e @Sbclenpe snseblaeen Gin Mann III turd
has Sa[len etnes Da6es tereutenb teI6abiat nor.
ben, utb ,pei 0amen rftteten n,ir NIT scnaue,
Rptb lire 9eten.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
SSie Sas @efo oebt.

Srr n ina n, Elm eptofcfc Mitslieb Der
OeIetgtans, tpelder ater ebrli9 unb unabbdn,
GIG 1T, berihtete beln Sauie Der 9epreientanten spr
einisen 5dSc,, pdb CT aus unbellreitbarer Suelle
fri0e, pas pas Gonal6carb int lrsten Sahr 81 50,'
900 tpesgelaleupert babe, imb ;tpar auf biele
s8eile :-DalIelbe bate Gpntraftr aus9c9eben an
SeipilIen feitsslebten 9reteen, bate oter naAber
ptisr Slntme al bic Gpntrattprrn be;ablt. gtas
tirlih ruar bies fir glrtct< Dirnle. Werrtman
Yerii&crte pritcr, bab Ta cine Quitting Ut rrr
9lmtsitube Der Canal, Gcmmibirnsrs bcFnpe, fir
einise bunbrrt 3baler, Bon ism Islbit unterI6rie-
ben, Srrsebsnb Rie9etireg ,Geis" selisfrrt ju bas
tett-eaB CT aber ntentals Seis srtefnt, frl9li6
an6 bic 8eIete niht ltnterl6rieben babe, unp pae
bieiclte babcr cine 5dll6uns let. Dies lino bod
tpicecr ettrtal redt laubere Sa6rn. Stbr6 mir
erjdhlen bisielbe ntdt bier ,im init brm 8carb ;u
5antrn; i4pn lan9c 3uriid, unr I6pn irbr oft bas
ben mir ben Stinln,sebern bic Scrpprbcnbrit brs
GanalbcarpS, unb pie ibr gelb ber9curet fpirb
rprSeIteQt, aber trps allcm bierm 9ien9 allrs Ic.
nen eissner Gang. SBetl es uniere 9f6t 1T,
habcn mir bies ticr tpiebsr setban, int fii9en nod
rpeiter hinju, bab ncr bicle 8erbcrtcn6eit gut
beiet, fernerbin pafir itimmt, bas oas Ganaltpart
Son elmer prlitii6en gartei ,uIammensctbt blci.
ten ipa. gSsr ater baseSen it, pirb itimntrn baf
beice 9arteen bdrin reprclcntirt iein Ipllsn-inf
enti6cioct cine Nebrteit Der Stn,msctsr rie lrbt.
aebadt, 70 fnr ptelc 8erbcrbrnbeittn nit ginent,
NAL ausgcrcttet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Scr @rpsee eeeen Or. Gardner.

Der grrsef se9cn Or. Gardner, auf @nflasc,
bab er papiere Scidllft UNI 5il teprien, bab rim
Oleriep cine Silbermine trIrien unb pur6 ben
JRreg cnen 9rpbcn S6aren erlitten BABE, brI6Gi.
tist nod immcr bic Court sugSai6instcn. 0ur6
rieIe 9apiere bradte CT sS pobn, rae bic Spn uns
Isrer 0tescrun9 rin9cirste GntIdGpisnsS zgrarr
cine GntIddpi9uns Spn iitcr bier bunrert toulenb
6bolern ibm suIprad. Nlan Fat auf tcmpfra>
tI6er Srte pplitl6cs Gapital aus pieIer Sadie
srma6t lmb Der gBbt9 2lpminiltraticn bic S6ulb
prS ppn Or. Gardner brsan9rnrn SctrugS str
2alt sclegt. 9llein, mic rS aus bem i3euanie ere
beGrt, Fat 9refibent Easier, ais man llrlade bats
te Setrus in bem slnlpru6e res Or. Gardner Al
arspbbnen, Die Sadie Dem Gpn9reB Scrgelcet, Der
a6cr feline 9lrti; bappn nabm. gSenn patcr auf
iraene eincnt 9bsile unerer 9esirrllhe StbuIp lds
net, RAP cS @arSinrr eelmsen ii ,mIcre 9tcacs
r,ns aus elmer srcesn G'etb1gnlne ;u teIdipinreln,
70 rutct Gin arOeer 9icil btyffIRen auf rem spfrs
fcfr gpnare6.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Gine Stiu n, c.

Sn ben trsten IL Sabren ii ter @puSernSr
fir MalahulettS ;iremal burh inc Stimmr
Rebrbeit ertpatlt pprten. Cine neuli6e 3eitims
berid,tet, bag etne Stimme Oliver GrCmlrell Il,
bas parliament, unb Gbarles Stuart auf bas
S6atfct setradt = Gnslanb rrsrlutipnirt unb
@rcstrtttanien frsi sena9t babe. Cine Stint.
me sat ui,S ren SariF prn 1912, unb c t n c
Stimmc braGtf ben GarifT Spn 1876 ferprr.
etne Stln,nte gas rnt 3eras, seurlodte Srics
nit Neritc, taufte California, brtbte rrn Stroni
Der Emigration path,, unb miro bat S9idIal Der
g9ett we6Ieln. Dicitrissn bic seipSbn!id laarn /:
80 sebe uidt gut gSabl, he,n eincStimmr bilIt
nt6tS, rbcr n,aat feincn llntrrI@iet," wsrben
pcHl ttun bieie Blbrbeitcn 81 teber;iscn, unb
fsrnertin mad bercn Gtnflub banreln.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
Trmbe tomatoes.

Gt sibt eietIei4t fein G,epd6S, bas sesenipar'
tS mrhr ausenten ,inp psrbenter gBeiie grI6dtt
ptrp ais bic Gpnlatce. Die mrpieinl@en Gisen'
16aften ber1elben perpen mebr allgrmetn bon ben
9ler5ten anerfannt, unb penis &pdgarten Iinb cbs
ne pieielten, ctidpn Fe aus prrIairpenen llrIa'
den Ielter NIT GrfclS eultipirt iperren. Der am
teten ftr birfes @rpads scesnrte Scpen, no
man Tr friib in Der Sabrs3eit ninI6et, III Elm
trcdenrr frtner Sanp. Cine Sctaufel scu alter
rpr9Iserfaulter Diin9er III binrci6eb fir einen
Stcd, unb bic 9Fan3e, na6prm Iie auf9csansen
it, brauft nur BON @ras rein scbaIten gu tprrs
Oen, I'm, etnen suten Grtra8 gu TAem. 8eiBer
ca,u SeIeat, rtm bic 6ru6t spn Dent Srbcn st
HaIten, 1T iebr pienli9. 2luf Iebr REDEEM 8pbsn
padlen bic pFansn III er5bter llepisfeit, allein
bic 6ruht III fpeni9er l6madbaft unp 9elunb. Sir
Sauee, @eS, 9ifels lnb cine GrrIairbenbcit an.
ocre @erii6te pirp bic Spmatre BON feinrr anpern
@artenpaan,e iibertrrFrn. Der grtrag 1T Iebr
srp6, fpIstid iinb penise YFan;en btnrciderb fit
ben @ebrau6 elmer 6omlie. Sn Der llm9esrnb
BON grcbcn Stdpten mirp BON engen Gutben 2anN
10 pel rener 9rpfit burh bic Gultipirlns pcr friis
bcn Tomatoes sentadt ais BON mandrr bunbrrt
2lder Saucret, ippratf bic scpBbnli6n @artcn9e.
rGhie unp 6rudt ge,cgen (Saucrnfp.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
@inea alnntsmnnnes Math.

Mts unter Gen. Saplprs @emtniltratipn bey
Ahtt. Z + ON a Cor pin Setret1r hes ShabeS
mat, melbete IiA beis ilm Elm tunser Mann INN
cine @lefilelle. Drental i6cn abaepirfen, ntat,s
te er etnen pierten GetIa6. Ssine Sebarrli6tet
srtpedte efiseS 9atrrsTe fir i'm unb Der Wltnifer
srmabute ibR in BEN ftartlen @ustriittfu, 1einen
gcrlas aufsueebet.. Nein ilmger 5rgmb, ,-Irrab
GcrptH 5u ibm,- sic uah Dem glrrcpsiterl,
taufen sic 160 older Ncsirunsslanb, cner laiIen
Sie f1 barauf ais Sauatter itieser, tpenn sic bas
G'rlb saui Nnfauf niht belieen; eerIdofTcn Gle
ild cine Grt unb cine 5ade, taurn Sic lI6 Gin
SlcfbauS sur Wpbnuns unp 3iehcn Ste Gin tpenis
8crr u,b &artcifeln; halten Sie SIR 0eipiiTen
rein ,lnp leben Sic eleih einent Srsimanne, ais
Sbr etgener Serr, nit teinem iber lh, Sbnen Ses
| Rtle ;u ertbeilen unb ctne bon irsenp Semanb
atbdnsis ;u Iein. 5buen sic bas, ilnsrr 6rernb,
unb sic perpen seebrt, eeadtet, einflusrci6 ilnf
rerln6eenb ipcrpen. glebmrn sic aber bier cine
GlerfSelle an, 70 liltfen Sic IN S6lise @bb1nats.
felt terab, SIRE Gnergie erl6laift unb binnen me-
nisen Satren iinp Sie fir jepe anpcre unatban'
9i9ere Stelluns untauslt6. SD tann Sbner
btute cine Stelle seben unb Gie mprsrn ipiebrr
paraus trerfen, rnp pa 1T nod oin anperer Wianr
prtten I'm gBeiBen 5aule, ber fam nj d beraus'
pcrfen imo mad unb mad fam baS Bolt + 4
Gerauswerfen. 60 sebt's. gefben sic abrr nu,
enen 9lder eanO, 70 ii cS SIR 86nisrei6, ST,
Slpdbaus tlt SIR S6lpB, Ste iinb ein Spuper.
ain unb Gle werben Oas ieltt in iepem YulsI6last
fitlen unb 3eit Qebens tprrprn Sic mir fir te
Natb banten ~
M69ten bic SauIenbe, bic iebt wiebrr BET be,
Jtesrruns In gSaI6in9tOn TIM Elm @ent1en tet,
teln, ubi9e gSprte zines Staatsmannss pobl be.
benfen
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-04-20
pif o efetafb u 9.

Sum @lad fiir bic Cafe pet Staats III bod
enbliG am lebten Dientag bic Weiessebuns rirr>
NAL aufactrrGen. SieleiGt ipar nod ME cine
Grlrbgebuns serlartntelt, bic pent9rr Dfrntlihe
grIhdftr perrtd,trte, ais gerabe bic lebte.. Die
san3e 3ct rurre NIT pripatbius aufsencmmrE-
aud wurbe Der 0epmte, pclitiI9es Capital ;u
maiden unp Bills bur6 cine Yartei.Stimme turtt.
ou1rinsen, bon unIern @esrern burbauS ni6t
auber @ht selalIcn, Sir 5rrausssbsr BON 3et'
tutsen mar beS in Der Sbat cine barte @efebge'
buns, oent pS6rntli6 muete na69efeben tperben
tpae gettan tpurbe, I'M es tbren Qefrn pirber ;u
geben, allein nirsenSs tcnnte etipas ben Sepeu,
timg gefunben rprrben. gBen, @ottlob, tteielbe
Bat 16 nun snpli6 pertast, unb ,inIrr @ebanfe
,mb 0unf6 sett babin, ba6 bic 0elessrbuns li6
ni6t tereS Sabr prrlammeln lcllte, benn ale Ef-
frntliGen @e16afte, bie BEL bieIer Sisms serban-
belt purben, bdtten rebt I46n in bret gDc6en ab.
geuaht fperben fSnnen. Gin anberer Gabel bat
f6 un1ere @eIebsebuns aud mod bapiT6 susrjcs
gen, rab lie Die @eIeBsctung BON Warplanb elm.
selapen Bat, tbr enen Srlud III 5arrisburs ab,u.
fattsn. Ni6t nur allein purpen ;u Der 3eit pes
BeIudrS feline 0rI66ftc perrldtet, ptIdpn ie If.
rsn 9cbn fcrt,cssn, fcnbrrn iener SBrper futr aud
fptenfrei auf lnIern StaatSirertrn babir-,mp
netentet mus Der arme BART bur6 Ear sebriidte
Staat YennIslsuntcn mod bic iibrtse 3ede te3abs
len, melAs Iebr bebeutenp III. gDsil eS ater be.
nctratiI9 IT, unb neil bic Webrttit beS Bolts
olleS waS bon jener Sete fer fcmnt, entl4lciIen
TT re6t 3u beiben, 70 rpirb man rben aud es 70 pa<
bin seiteat frin labsn n,ibcn, unb bentcn: g8ea,
Der 1ar,@Ollfttpr ruff bod aud bel bieien fir
biefe 3ete an, bic tahrli6 lib islbt bas @elb aus
ttrsn Gafden ittutuen, rrldes fic ebfn ctpobl ba.
rim bebdlten t5nnten, renn le cine quite 8esisrune
tripibtea belIen unb in 9etpalt balten triirbm.