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VERY INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON
THE FOREIGN AND OTHER APPOINTMENTS.
Sketches Of Some Of the Lucky Gentlemen,
&C., &C., &c.
RX n Il Il q d A u IL

SPECIAL CORRESPONDENTS HERALD.
MORE APPOINTMENTs-MR. WOODBURY. ACCEPTS THE
BOLIVIA CHARGESHIP-MR. DIX WILL 60 TO
FRANCE, AND GEO. SANDERS TO LONDON, ETC.
WASHINGTON May 25-7 p ~.
It is understood that the appointments for this Dis
trct we've under consideration in the Cabinet day. but
that nothing was definitely done with regard to them The
officers the Marshal, District Attorney Postmaster
Commissioner OF Public Buildings and Warden of the Pen
ntiary The architect for this extension Of the Capitol
probably also under the category well the
superintendent of Public Printing. The following ap
pointments have been made by the President -
Julius NJ. Patton, Superintendent of the Branch Mint
at Dahlonega Georgia, vice Jacob R. Davis removed.
Henry N. Sands Surveyor of the Customs, sville
Ky. vice r. c. Thompson
Samuel Porter Surveyor, Beverly, Mass, vice K.
Goodwin.
Mr. Woodbury. accepts the appointment of Charge
dAGares to Bolivia ard this consequently leaves the
Boston Post Once open again. IT is known that that
position was offered to Mr. Woodbury., and the offer
naned for his acceptance up to the time of his foreign
appointment
There is no doubt Mr. Dix will receive the mission to
France Whatever chance Mr.. Van Buren may have had
Of getting the position it is understood his appoint
ment is not thought Of.
Georpe Sanders will receive the London Consulate in
the course of few days. SENTINEL
DISAPPEARANCE OF THE POLITICIANs-THE FOREIGN
APPOINTMENTs-RUM0RED CABINET GRUMBLING-
THE UNION AND RUSSIA, ETC.
WASHINGTON, May 26-8P.M
The hotels pretty well cleaned out. George San
ders returns to New York this evening. The Londsn
Cor sulate is still open.
The Gardner hangs fire. The jury, most likely,
will have to be discharged, and trial ordered.
Government is determined to sift it to the bottom.
Secretary Marcy will be busy for weeks filling up
foreign commissions and instructions We are glad to
learn, however, that the affairs Of Mexico win not in
the meantime be overlooked.
understand there is little in the cabinet
concerning the foreign appointments The President it
sd will rule the roast and that the Premier has
to submit, though he will grumble.
The extraordinary article in the Union few days ago.
eulogizng the government Of Russia unpleasant to
the administration the editors have perhaps, dis
covered otherwise 1t might have been supposed the
tice intended to pave the way for the Ringgold
expedition to Behring's Straits and the Russian possess
siops in that peiehborhood CUTE
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE,
EXTRA SESSION.
Senate.

Senate.
ALBANY, May 25, 1853.
NOTICES.
Mr.. TAnm, (whg) gave notice of bill to amend the
code Of procedure.
Mr. PIATT (~hg) to amend the Oswego City School law
Mr.. BABCocK, (whig) Of bill to amend the General
Banking law.
BILLS PASSED UNLESS OTHERWISE NOTED.
Te make Oneida Castle separate road district
To Ak permanent pier line for Brooklyn.
To amend the law relative TO State PRISONS
To amend the charter Of Saratoga Springs
For the relief OF George Keel.
Relative to school districts in Pulaski
To amend the charter of the waterve Fire Company.
For the relief of the Commissioner Of the improvement
Of the Racquet River.
In relation to roads in Lewis county aud Browns trar
in Helkims. county R.oommtsd Ccmuissse on Road
and Dlidges.
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Assembly.
ALBANY, May rs, 1853.
PETITIONS,


Mr. PETERS, (wh) of Genesee, presented two petitions
to allow certain towns in Wyoming and Cattarsugus
counties to subscribe to the capital stock of the Atca
and Alegany Valley Railroad Mr.. HOLMES presented
for bridge At the outlet of Saratoga Lake.
ROCHESTER, sEwER.
Mr. PErScnL (whg) Of Monroe, reported complete the
bill relative to Platt street sewer in Rochester.
THE PLANK BILL
To prevent persons living along the line Of plank roads
from being charged excessive toll.
Mr.. PETERS moved to recommt. Carried.
Mr. ?. W. RosE (dem.) Of ST. Lawrence, moved to sus
pend the rule to go into Committee Of the Whole
the bill Lost.
Mr. JACKSON, (dem) of Chemung then moved to lay all
orders of business upon the table, down to unfinished
business take up this bill in committee at
Carried.
The Committee OF the Whole, Mr.. HESDEE, (whig) OF
Livingston, In the chair, took up said bill, inch pro.
vides that those living within two miles OF gate shall
not be obliged paw toll, except according to the
ber Of miles actually travelled upon the road aud
fractions of miles to be counted.
NJ BURRouGm, (ind dem.) Of Orleans moved TO
nd that in computation Of the distance, any frac
90 OF mile shall be counted a mile.
Me- PEunGnL opposed that motion There was in his
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From tNc south.

TIE BALTIMORE AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP LINE
RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE, ETC.
BALTIMORE May 25, 1853
Both houses Of the Maryland Legislature havs passed
the bill chartering the Liverpool and Baltimore steam
ship line.
The Legislature has finally passed the bill authorizing
Baltimore to guara the Conn.sville and Pttsburg
Railroad bonds without the provision requiring Its SUBJ
mission to the people
1t was Newcomer & Stonebreaker's-not Medtart's-
flour Iehouse that burnt last night Their loss
SIS OOO covered by insurance The building WAS owned
by Moses Sheppard whose loss ia unknown he was how
ever insured 1t is supposed to have been the work Of
al incendiary.
No mail south of Wilmington, N. c., to night.
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PHuADKIPTA, May %, 1858.
John Harnard aged seventy fve venerable citizen Of
Philadelphia, wandered from his home this morning. and
over upon the Reading Railroad, about two
miles from this city. Both his legs severed from
his body, and he removed to tue Hospital in hope
less condition. The Rev Ashbe Harpard OF Potsvlle
is of HIS ana he has other residing New
York and Kentucky.
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u. NJ ..
Late arrival, At Ionaor ~ hal. million sts,lng Of all
.. -0.No" =. A"'. " A'1o" 's'e " -
ver, naa SOLO at tnree-egnths OF penny oeoucueh.
New dollars are worth four shilings, eleven pence
farthing.
No. p.u =
"essrS len son report considerable amount Oh ous
ness done in American securities at firm prices Several
rA.'a'"ons IN maryland nves al soh w. ana o'y Oh
boss"n at lol lo Erie sevens bonds are in fair de-
mand FIRST mortgage at lO7h.
Iatast .dv;oas s,or, par;s p.u.so u,ou. v-., ~.
" ''' iep'' 'ieno'i sn'oo
per cents AZ OH. 'oc.' cash. and fouranda ahaf per
cents at 104.
Freiobts at Iivernoo, 70 tho Iy,,t "a. h.o hoo.
80 60 ~ ~
very nrH curing the week. DEAD weight Is abundant,
and shipping We quote to New York, fine goods
los. l7s hardware and sarthsnw.rs, lbs To phila
deiphia ana Baltimore, dead weight 2as 3os' 10 New
Orleans, 35s. a 40s
The Europa saw of Holyhead the Chinese junk from
r,,ou eu I;o-.oo,
LONDON ior LVerpooi.
The EUROPA sailed at P. NJ with a west wind and
clear pather for Roaton bare sba will ha dpe about
-. -" =
miohighs on Wednesday.
r IAssENoEha 10 81 bf ~ the NE EuHofA' ,ur
Mr Mrignh any ana cnia, I dumas ana hdy, himl-
,oh ana aoy, Miss % Vuestion, mr morgan anu aoy
Miss Kerr Mrs Nance Mrs Oliver infant and nurse Mr.
Jasser arc servant sr Haiord Bridges MISS aoerly,
nihs harrs, Noias Tadoury, capt y Dew,re Mr. Upr,
M pauas, M bowre, sss plxon, Messrs DIXON Lesls
HoMees, hnson Huerteny' James Doweli, Mcmearip,
l. wilson Meyer Morris, Gibops, smith, Joseph
anu Az ady, simpson, Gthn Gassier sna aay Wills,
MT pMke.., sock Fenw,ek Lesaro,on tanker ran
Aer, Sinons, ranse n Werd; maoey, MISS oatharne
ma aruey' MISS "oIg niue ~ wheeer, Mr. Megfanst,
Rr nooers4u noDsfson Mr. saunders % ana ia1y ass
~, son, "egns, Iennoee, AAm iauy bliss Aue.u4e,
MISS Goytope baTnham ana LADY Taylor Briggs la,oPe
uOeuees, acneii JONES' Mortimer, movies anu Ihny,
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THE STEAMBOAT ExrLosIoN.--We see some fur
ther particulars Of the explosion Of the steamer Fyets
vile, in the Wilmington N G., Journal Of Thursday. Ths
Fay etteve had the day previous been outside the bar
ehtering the brig Invoice with ron for the Centrat
railroad and had returned about two O'Clock, A. NJ,
commenced getting up steam, and weighing anchor, in
of the wheels, Of the boilers exploded in the bottom
shatteng the hull Of the boat badly TO cause her
to sink In about half an hour The crew all escaped
injury, except the engineer, Tor reman colored man
who was severely scaded The Fayetteville was valued
Mt SIC OO0 She was owned by Messrs Desoset Brown
and Mr. James Cassidey, and commanded by Capt John
Dnyie
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LIBEL SuIT.-Hon. John p Hale and Richard H.
Dana, Jr, retained counsel by B. B. Musssy, Of
Boston in the libel between himself and George T.
Curtis Esq The suit originated in the publication by
Mr. Museey, in his edition OF Horace Mauns speeches.
NC. Of some passages rejecting With severity OF Mr.
Curs's nduct United States Commis5osr under The
FuKitiye sayN lAM--SQkM Rq2sstcr.
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The Southern Steamers.

SAVANNAH May "a, 1853.
The steamship Forida, Capt. Woodruff, arrived here
from New York, early on Tuesday morning.
CHARLESTON May "a, 1858.
The U. s. mail steamship James Adger, Capt John
Dickinson from New York, arrived here at eleven O'Clock,
last N. aday night.
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FROM THE REGULAR AGENT
WASHINGTON, May rs 1853.
The jury in the Gardner notified the Court te day
that there was the remotes prospect Of their agree
'ns upon . verdict wherevPcn the Couit again I'd
surucd over, and the jury ate Ill out
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Departure of the Cambria.

BOsTON May 70, 1898.
The Royal Mail steamship Cambria, Captain Douglas
sailed at to-day, with sixty five passengers for Ii
verpool and ten for Halifax She took out S279 324
gold irgots
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ARRIVAL OF THE ISABEL AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON. May 25, 1853.
The steamship Isabel arrived here Tuesday night,
bringing Havana dates of the 22d instant.
There political The Diario INDUCES in it's
usual invectives.
Sugars we're dull but prices firm. The crop reported
to be tenth larger than last year. 7he stock hand
was 176, 900 boxes.
The gtosk Il moiassss Small and prizes wsre 6rn
and tcnGise upwsrd The last sales we're made ct az
reals for kegs, and 5k reals for gallons.
Lumber was in fair demand, with but few arrivals.
Two cargoes had been recently sod-one from Portland
1t SIS and another of Bath boards S2S $4,000 bex
shoOks brought " reals and 800 do reals. IA reals
the current rate at the close.
Some lots of American butter had sold at u.s. 1885,
per quntal
Potatoes abundant.
Thirty American vessels in port. Small vessels
were much wanted to load for America.
Exchange New York and Boston Nc. q &c. premium
Business generally was calm.
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The Canal Tolls.

ALBANY, May 70, IS53.
The weekly statement Of the Canal tolls shows de-
often thousand dollars compared with last years
receipts for the week. Total amount collected SO
far this year, s464, ,265 last year, during time
s437 4S4
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NEW ORLEANS, May "a, 1858.
Later accounts from the gold region in Texas are of
less favorable nature.
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Affairs I'm Albany.
SPECIAL ooRREPorDNCE OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
THE MEETING OF THE LHGIsLATURE-THE WORK TO
BE DONE.

Affairs In Albany.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF TIE NEW YORK HERALD.
THE MEETING OF THE LBGIsLATURE-THE WORK TO
BE DONE.
ALBANY, May 4-loP.M
Both met at II O'Clock this morning. pursuant
to the adjournment Of the Legislature on the 18th April
Lieutenant Governor Church presided in the Senate and
Mr.. Speaker Ludlow over the House. Nearly all the
Senators present. and about two thirds of the men,
bers of the House The proceedings both houses were
continued the the adjournment only occurred
yesterday There committees appointed in either
house to aprse each other the Governor they had
assembled and ready to to business but both
houses after prayers took up the regular orderthe
presentation of petitions introduction Of bills &C.
large number of bills read in both houses which
only required third reading at the time Of adjournment
though very few members had retained any recollection
that of the bills had been perfected the regular
session The members being resh from the exherating
breezes Of the rural districts extremely courteous
and accommodating, and allowed the passage of bills
which would have been res;.d had time been given
the renewal of the 'harmony which will prevail poen
rolens before the expiration Of ten days.
Many of the members Of opinion that all necessary
business be disposed of in two weeks No doubt 1t
be done if application to Legitimate business be
at taken But the discussion which must ensue
the canal question in the House, is not likely to ter
inmate within that period. resolution will, however
be offered, and pass the Senate, for adjournment in
about two weeks, and throwing the responsibility of
protacted session upon the House. should the resolution
be there rejected 1t will be recollected that the ad
journment for six weeks, and consequently the
semblng in the caused by the obstnacy of
the House in not proceeding with business the 18th OF
April.
Senator Smith, who has been appointed by President
Pierce, Collector Of the Champain district in his
seat He will not tax the oath of office until the final
adjournment Of the Legislature.
The House in session three quarters of hour
the Senate an hour and half. W.
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The Frnnklin's ana Europn's News nj New
Orleans.

NEw ORLEANS, May "a, 1853
The advces per the steamships Franklin and Europa
received by the National line at eleven o'clock
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
Gscurfioncn uatb Scr 2DcItau6ffelluua

QSir taten leste g9o9e ser9c6en Su melcen
bas elm Sifet fir mad gReuYprf in trn &rpfaQs
Yalal unb trieber surid, pelfr bs unierm gfa6.
bar Iarpn mint allbter 70 bilis 3u Sertaus
fen Nnb, iebt fir brei Gage gut 1nb, nGmlid Srr
DcnnrrltasS Bic Sam1as Wlittass in Nru9crt.
Da bic ausitequnss;eit ant 1. December aug
Iduft, 70 tpdtrn alip iebt nod ;pei @rlesmbeten
Dtefe Eifets linb nur In 9laentcwn unb Srtble,
hen Su crbaltsn. Srtanntli6 tpTet elm 1pl6r,
3tdet, ME in unlerer 5etuns ansessist mar
81 so, tpcntlt man Dcnncrlta9S bon Cation al.
reiien unb iebt bis Sautas Ntittass in gieuyrrI
perfpeilen, bic ausiteauns ie9en unb pann pirbrl
bic Cation 3uriidrsIrn fann.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
Gtaats. mahle,,.

Die Staats.gBabten In lebter g9ede ltnn gang
ben @riparttusen semdb aus9efallen.
Sn apuifana baten bic BbisS, tpie cS
felt einigrn Sabren sepBbnli6 mar, bic sBabl pie<
Der Srrlcrsn; itre @esner rperpen in teiprn 3wei-
gen Der @eiebsrbuns srp6e @etrfeiten babrn.
9n 9eu Ser1ep fiel Der SicS auf pieiel6e
Sete. Der bemetratiIde Ganbibaten fir @pus
SernSr III nit einisen 5aulenp Stimmen Niebrbett
erm1blt unb birIe 9arte fat cine entIheccne
Webrbeit in beiben 3pegcn Der GeIeBgetung.-
Die Srentcn State @a3ette tebauptet, pdb Der
@pusnnEr 9emaG Der GrnIttuticn BON 9leu Ser
Iep unsrirdblbar Iei uno pa6 man glnItaltrn trefs
fen wirpe feline glmtsenic 3u prrtinpcrn, burd
b66ere QutpritSt.
Sn Neu gprt baten bic g8biss einen ent>
Ihiebcnen Sica errln9rn. Sic tbaten alle ibrr
Ganotpaten auf ben, StaatssIidet NIT dniebnltr
den WeGrbeiten erir1blt, nit 9lusnabme Der tet'
ben 9t6ter tes @ppe1aticnss@ s@eridts, pel6e BON
ben barten unb tpei6en Ocmpfraten rnterlliibt
rpurbrn. Sn 8etref Der @rIcbsebuns fnp bic
Seridte mod unpplt tGnbis, bod III eS gepib, ba6
bic gSbt9S IN beiben 5SuIern 9rcbe Miebrbeten
babrn trrrren. Sir ben Srnat perbrn pptl nur
6 pber Drmptraten ertpablt Iein nb mrbr ale
;wet Orittel Der rripGblten 9teprGicntanten tnr
gBti9s. Dies f6ert bic Grtpa9luns zines g8bta
Ser. Staatrn Senatcrs.
WiffiFkpt.-Das 9pfcfotp Staatstdet
(@rusernGr etc J III nit etipa 6000 Metrbrt rrs
pdblt. Die 9lntis5cpt Webrbeit in Der @eIes'
gebung III bel 25, 70 RAP Der fpadere 8Ccte 1eine,
SIP int Ser. Staaten Grn9reb ni6t nlebr erlans
gen rtrp.
n.-2lu6 tieIer Stdat III tpie 9e'
rEbnli& nit srpeer Mebrbrit plnpaIou,1 9s9an'
gen-@puoernGr @eIebgebuns unb dlles.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
3iem(icb fct,arf.

Sennrt BON bem glep gJcrt !Seratb, ben bic 9ps
fofotp YreiIc an9eflagt, m bic fran3SIiI6e Sc
ianptI6aft ih briprrbrn gu taten, lcusnet bic 2tn,
sabe, ater fi9t bin3u:
Die GrGrterlrns Der Sa6e IN ben j3ritum9cn,
auf falidrn Seridt, BAT ben G,egenfanp fenem
@'eite lebbaft per9esenpdrti9t, unO er penft bab
er int @anSen fir Die Ntilion mad 5ranfrri6, in
sbcr Sinlit eben 70 gut 1uali,irt 1T ais Elm fran=
5SFl6er rptbrrpublifaniI6rr Yarasrapbtit fir bic
GjeIanptI6aft mad Spanien, ppcr ais Elm niecers
9ebrp6rnrr ensliI6er Scetaliit fir bic Mi1fpn
na8 gleapel, rber ais Gin iiipiI6er 9oNrnbicner
ron 5ranffrt. Der in Der g8aa Straer reid aes
porpen, ameritanii4er Minilrr int Saas rcrSen
lplte,
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
s ra mr d.

am Srrlebten Dienfas mar Srrr 0t t 6 aeI
3res Eel Srn. Nitbael Sausman in !5eibrltrrs
9dunf6ip, bielrr Gdumtp, nit Spl;badrn trI6Sfs
iist. stm 9tenN fam ct nidt mad 5auie, reldss
ater fein auflebsn erreste; inprm Icine Srau
slaubte er Iei bel 5ausnan ii6er 9tn6t grtletrn,
atfpo sr am ndGaen Gage ;u breI9cn Srrlprp6en
hatte,--unb 5err 5nusnlan glautte gang natiirs
lid er fet mad ietaer eisenen 9SCbnn9 sesnnsen.
Da es aber ant Mittpr6 9tegnipetter mar, 70 iel
ietner 6rau Elm bag pes fetn gBetter gum Orel6rn
fst, felte 9td4fu6m9 an, unb balp ersab es Ii6
bnb tire Ssfiratunsrn nur gu rpatr tparen-
benn man fanb ttn tcbt auf Der Stelle no er
SoIS ssipaltst bate. Cine Sur9 purpe serufen,
uao man FAM Sur llebereinfuutft, oaB rr brr6 eli
nen S6ldsluB plSblia SerI4ieO. Gr mar in ben
40cr Snbren ieneS Differs, mar Gin f[et6iser, MIDI
tsrner unb belietter Siirscr,-l GinterIabt cine
ttefSrbtuste @attn unb 3pei 6inber lein pl6blis
Dies 9inIHetben 3u betrauern gBaGrIi6, bas
tiienI6libe 2eben III unIi6er.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
II +.

Sn rcr lestcn Sreitas 9fa6t, ;ril6rn If unb
i2 tlbr, ais allies In titfem Sdlafe lag, eri6cll
Der S6rrdenss STUFF 5euer purA unIere SraBen.
Seper elite mad DIT unb Stelle, unb eS rrgat f6,
Dag bic Stalluns 3u Dem 8albauie BON Senrp
Mttter Geippbnt bon Z. >. u int tn9eD
seb6rrnb, IL, Sranb geratben mar. @ls Die rrs
fen Sarsrr auf rrr 8ranbfatte an9slanst rpa'
rsn, bate baS 5cuer fdpn bern,afrn um li@ &C.
sriFen, bab an feline Rettuns pcr SGepS 3lt pens
Zen mar. Dian serIu1te in m68tihilsr Gilr bic
Dfrrbe. Carriages unp gBdsen NrS t6rn. 81 II"
ben W cper, welfrr baleltR einen NistbSilall
bteIt, tu retten. Gs 9elan9 aud atle 9frrre bers
aus;ubrin9en; atcr etne gan; neue wrrtboUlls
Carriage, nstit jwsi onrern sutsn g8Gssn purper
elm &aub Der 8lantmen. 9lu6 cine Sub prs Srn.
@infinser fcnnte ntdt nlebr gercttst perben.-
g3as Der SerIuf bes Srn. 9Rtllrr III batrn pir
niGt senau erfatrrn. Die Stallung mar abe,
sum 9beil serfaert. Sr. Giutinser Serlcr al
fdn 5eu, Sub u. +. 10, ltnb Der Serlult 1T fiji
ibn f9pn f6per. Sr. WOYer III abrr be,
fHwerife Serlierer, inpsm Iein Serluif 600 9bale,
rei6en tann. Sb16cn bic Serlutr i6pn Idwet
senus finb, 70 mu6 pp6 SeOcr ;uSeEen, bpB CT
alleS 3uIamuen 9ehcn,men, Iebr 9liifI6 abSelau'
fen III, benn beinabe Ollie saubtcn, bab pas @alt-
bdus Ian,nt cinem anpern !SauIc unp Stall I'M
mDslid serl6pnt tleiten wiirbsn. Der 3battgs
felt brr 5euerlsute unp Sirger ii6ertaupt 9rSirmt
siel 9cb, fir ibr unsrmtipetes 9erebcn Gin ipeir.
fss tln9lud gu Yerbdten. g8e bas Sseucr eisrnt,
LID entltanb baben mir ni6t Serncmmen.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
S0otli6er Srrtbum. .--Gin Mann eribof=
fen BON einem Sdoer.

gur GINGER 3eit befantcn iitb 5pei glGnner auf Der
SaeO In pen g8dlbrrn SUn Sparta SamI6ip,
CRAWFORD Co., ga, ais ibre aufmertIamteit auf
eincn lid beiprsrnrcn Ge9enlanp, ctpa 30 Jtutben
cntirrnt, eelentt purpr. On fe penIeltrn fir ris
nen SrId bielten, le9te Der cine an unp briidte ab
aber ;weimal SerIa9te feline Sd6Ie baS 5euer
Sterauf frat Der onrere bcrSur rnb I6pe. 9tbrr
slei6 pernabmcn Fe bic I6rrdlide SptI6aft: SIR
babt einen Mann geIdp1en unp ais Iie It6 mad
Der Stclle Serfiist batten, lag Der GrI6p7ene auf
Der Grpe, NIT Dem Grpc rn9enp, unp iein Samerap
bel ibm. Gs parrn 3pet anprre SG9er, bon penen
Der cine Dem fataIen Srrtbum Der bsiben onbern
gum Spfcr ftel. Die Guarl ipar ibm burtb ben
gfafcn sr6rungen unp SerIrIadte plSbtiden Sob.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
sdrceflidcs ,tuelnes unb oebeusscrlnit

Gin tepaurrnSprrtbcr llnfal crei9ncte lih am
Dtrnta9 In oer9au8encr 9Spdr, an Der Srlpbrrr-
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barp Mc2ane, rberbalb 8aubspile an brr Oclos
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,,all over'', aus ibren SidcrbeitSprtcn bcrpcr,
I'M nun bic lps9cpun9tcn Strinc wc9;urGrmen
6err Wc2ane inp Yatrtd WanlrY, Scbn bon g(n.
prrip WanleY, paren bic Grltcn an 9laBr, ais
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creren 9efdtrlh prrrunpcte, lcbtcren oter auf Der
Strlle ttptcte. GS I6ent, ra6 Der 5rlien, in ben
pas Sp6 9ebpbrt mar, om untsrn Gnpe Elm Spalte
tattr, in bic cine 9rpBc Suantitdt pulYcr scrcrs
nrn mar, tpelfrs ert tri Der 3uridflnft brr Dir
better 6cuer fin9 mp bic Idrrflide GrpIcIicn be-
pirtte. Gin SrIicnliid trnf bn 6rpf Manlry'S,
nabm brnIeIben 9in,li4 as ttnp f6lcubrrte Ietn
GebHn in olle 9ti6tungen. Saldbe 2pr5 mir
&c Scrrn NtrSane 9rtrCfrn, bGttr CT nidt bic SGn.
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Dem glugenblif; ais elm IAperer Stein 9cgrn i'm
fog, Der mrbrere Iriner Singer brad unp feline
Sdnpe unp irin 0alidt Iebr teI6Sogtr; Elm anbr'
rer Stein traf Iein Stnir unp 3ertrad bic &nics
I6rbe. Seit 9cbrns ipurrr CT elm Stripped 9eblirz
tcn Ictn, fpenn rs ni6t Der 3ufal wpltr, pa6 Or.
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S6auplasr lih in elmer Der S6dnties brfanb, ipps
Ielb1 CT einen franfen Mann te1u6te, unb bcm rs
9elans, Die ;erbrchencn &nodcn ale pierer in if
rrn gebtri9cn Qlab su SrIeben. gu trfpunbrm
it, DAP ale i6rtgen 9r6eiter, Der unSrrbpfftcn Grs
plpfnn 70 nabe, unSrrIe9rt bleben. - (Gatpn
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1853-11-16
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Stapt Bottom bic slrjneifunpe tstreibt, inst, baB
Sarirun8 rtne Reprdlentrms 3pranne Ir, unp
fdbrt bam fort: ,6ier bin id, Elm unatbansises
2meritaniides 8raurnSimmcr, rafiir ausgebilpet
uup Ietenp BON Der Yrars Der Oiebi,in. Sd eisne
Sern6sen mb te,abls 1arrn ouf ieneS SermBscn.
giun prrlan8e i9 bon Der &esierun9 bic mid be-
tart, paB lie mir cine 9lri6e Stmme nit pen an
bern SarbeSabtern in Der Serwenpuns Der B7ents
li6rn G'elprr 9tt. SD bin bod 9ripib nht me-
niger intelligent ais 9auIenpe, bic faum i'm Staupe
linb tbre .3etel gu leIen unp rc6 gum Stimmcn
beredtist lnb. Gs 1T mir erlautt gu itimmen in
einiaer Sant pprr Serli4run9ssriealbaft in Der
t& StcdS ri9nen mag. 9Sarum Iclte i4 ni6t
itinmrn in Der SrrwenOuns Der pur6 Garen 9ebp'
tenen 6ffentlt6en @eIprr, ipwpbG ais Mannspers
icnen, bon penen Srlr nt2t einmal Saren 3u tjab.
len brau6en 2"
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